New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1925, Page 6

New Britain Herald :T;‘I n l‘,.l“ml“y‘f h:‘ly\‘uum because of j‘)\‘,l...:m ntal Njiy\xlel‘.ux\x(, which the i i 7l A Slip LI L R e AL Factu MJFGRCIGS : d¢ nn:‘xr';ryv.vheh”‘x!':“nm::d iy | HWRALD PUBLISHING COMPANY The tlashlight system roceived the [ to oxplain their differen and he 0F ROBERT QUILLEN y barber shop?" [ 4 entire condemnation of the budget| Will change the conversation to the thy: “Oh, h “l-::'anl:-md:lu:'nnéh::er.-pv'-l?:“ framers. Their attention to ity ne- [ Weather “‘:)o::.:-: |Iuob'n‘\':e:nn;c:(-.l;:m|l‘: i 4 cessity was emphasisod Ly recent Yot thiv s » detiooracy. and.| Fxcrcise alone should give you edly lathered herface.” ’ SUBSORIPTION RATES events more emphatically than ever, [ everybody 18 expected to know siodeg lines. Lo RIRLEI0 NN soiestl: bl tere, B —— —_— K800 & Year The City Meeting Hoard will pass [ “What's what" in democratic doings 5 [ Iy Thres Muath FRm Il A : R s Another thing the Christian world ‘We Must Eat, Too, You Know [ g Jpon the budget and no objection Is | the world over, The fact is, how- | nceds rather badly js Christianity. ot o flab e Bpadbyey 445 anticipated 1o the installation of the | ever, that “cverybody™ iy not suf- — ? Kne. " ¥ S told him, “he will stop drinking. | ) 5 Stomped Butered at the Post Office at New irtam | flashilight sysiem ficiently schooled i such develop- | One thing (hat follows the swal- Sipa “Yes, and it he loves too many ‘a8 Second Cl \ P As 1 was walking dow. ) ot mm el Matisr Fl ¢ ovatior | ments us to sield n worth-while |10 In some instances is a funcral. | T met my ek ,‘:xe:‘g‘ 'l’]"'u’;‘,:‘:‘ girls, he'll have to stop eating.” AR w Britain | lopted this | opinion, A — “Goms on" sald, “and lal's 80 et —L. O. Slight. Rusiness Oftice syst | Ny S Vooka hava i boonbwrien | D mada himonhas hedlad usyally (W iaa arenoun:thlk togsiors: | d . means, *I once hired him- to make | “No thanks" said Bill, “I'm oft my| It & farmer sells his geess, and Editoria) Roo 9 olice ¢ i gh n the Leug al ms 1\ y o Vgh ti ;n the Leagu Nations - most- | money for me feed; glves the money to his wife, could e [ W ) sc adopted |1y tomes of u serious demennor, e [T think a doctor soon I'll necd; it be said that he had presented e oniy profitable advertising mediumn | Criticism of 1 ¢ s by no|reud by a small strata of the popu-| Tomand “He is rich and when (1 must confess I'm far, indee her with some goose berrics? ne City, Cireulation books and ; 4 . ye open to advertisera | !1CANS T 3 city's duty to | lation. Books have been written on | We're married I wou't haye to work | F'rom being In fine feather. s any more.' . (Copyright, 1625, Reprodugtion provide the tools for effcclive police | the World Court from the tmé the | , And s v [forbldden Member of the Assclated Frems. work idea orlginated in the fecund mind T A:“d ;:_m“';'::I:‘"d‘”“:;f”“:lk""‘k ¥ ) Irst In Wfl)’ The astonishing thing about radlo it ®he Aswociated Press s exclusively en- 24 2 NF(t enans : " N ttled to the use for re-publication of T "" f : hu Burritt generations ago; | ses is the way they seli without | G0 on m:l 1, “let's hear your|* In ‘P!flt‘l all newn credited to It ar_got otherwise | O WNER GAINS and books can be written on the |a slogan. squawk; x Sredited in this pApSPERS also local | 8 » "Pwill case your mind, I'm think- y In the Htfl"fl qf s wiiTlebsdEnaral IN NEW GRAND LIST Geneva protocol . ng.” | The inereased grand list will not succinet but complete sum- With H (| i | many doleful sighs Bil : owunitryme, 'hthlm Audit Burean of Clreuiation. |depend for its increase upon higher | mary of the protocol will be given ,1""". | “Old friend, my hoar': Ll;"»l:ul,l‘:e KN w e C o 4 o A B nal organization ssments upon the ordinary home | in this epartment tomorrow, ol @l’ lead; ’ W : ' e—————— ERE Geo. Washington alive which furn pers and J tise:s with a strictly ser. Increascd assessments, or | cluding un explanation of how it I'm growing old; I'll soon be dend Our circulation b 3 | g - S S ) And in my grave be-ginking."” 1 ) i ngies i wsed income to be derived [ would vitally affect the United | ARy grave) beralako NeW YOl‘k Lfllyfl' \'Ifls Pl‘Ollll- today hc would a]so bc thc first protection against fraud In refrom, will come from in- | States even without its dircct co- “Good night!” cried I, “you're look- distribution figures to both natlonal &8d | |\ o oo ugiiuction of new ho S neration G e ol i i i i Ap e L e P e nent Altr Dinner Talker | @} to recognize and appreciate the and from factories. the Jast minute amendment securcd Mere man’s objection to an after- | What makes you utier such a The Merald fa on sle dally fn New e Ter: e s T ; nnen tea is that it ‘sounds so much whine? R oTho 0w on i auty o Nem | Thin Lite point about. the grand | by Japan. appiving to_mmieraton {1 (28 Sl e e comfort, the even heat and the Square; Echultz News 8t , [1st should not be overlooked. It {laws, will be discusscd; also ohjec- | the line! g Atlantic City,, N. J., Feb. 23.—Job §q4 . Grand Central, 42nd street. E. Hedges, New York lawyer, who dcpcndablhty of gOOd quallty was republican candidate for gover- Nor of New York in 1912, died at & | § anthracite coal. has been a source of common com- |tions rajsed by the British Domin- -0as word puzzles will die, also. | Put up a fight! You can, siri* plaint nearly everywhere that the |ions and the attitude of the United | The only fad that lasts on and on “It's uscless,” said he, “for, "old ‘!.(]‘,I,H.I()l S EDUCATION N owit. s taxealtoo) heavily|Btates: is murder, N ‘n“i";‘l"m st hotel here yesterday of heart dis- OR SCHOOL CHILDREN | According to the grand list, the e T ™ O i oty 8D pr |ease, With his wite he had spme . W } To have my wife sit on my lap N i SRS T el L G ; = At any rate there's no danger of " | here last Friduy o spend the holl- As a matter of fact nothing is as R INDUSTRY |a modern youngster getting too big day. He was 63 years old. ehildren does not mean rel e A . A 1 1 not be taxed to a larger extent than e ey e LT ‘Active in New York state politics| satlsfactory and consistent as the ucation in the ach The latter | sormerly, yrmerly, yet the grand list is nota- g p - . » : Bas been found impracticable. | LucRoystrgindustivRingUoects {y-Fifty forfmasyEysecniith s e e onte il atva, povr glrl 1s deat|nUmEroUs city and state offices and kind of coal we sell for home use. at one time was state republican | And, pray, what could 1 avswer? | hly increased, h HemONS SRR . . cut, on Long Island and along the Thie The system evolved by the school| The answer is that the city has|iniets of the Chesapeake Bay, was |Ad8m to Eve; *1 understand YoU apg dumb. suthorities in New Britain whereby | hoen growing; the bullding boom | anticipating a good year; and every- lare to be the keeper of it.” Roland: “I dldn't know she was :f:;";cfl,,fi.:: :Z;e“fl‘:‘"&z;‘eyz:a | SURELY each child is given the privilege of | pay . ] contributed a goodly share of e | ¢ attending its own institution for ; : thing was going well until the | e trouble seems to be too| o o | ellwayiCo SisHe) waw noted M A% YOU WILL COME ACROSS additional property pay taxes, and | peaith authoritiea in Chicago an- | much petting hefore marriage and | SSEs Artdr-dinnor.epeakariand Buanthe AND HELP THE geliglous Instruction at stated | oongitions for the taxpayer have im- LR = 5 author of “Common Sense in Poli- TH T i axpayer have im- | nounced that anybody eating raw |not enough aft ward. Then He Got It tics." NEW BR!TAIN Y w C A- bttt & Bpec'- | proved. oysters would be fned $25. : “I know your favorite word,| A year ago Mr. Hedges had a mild A fled time away from achool for such The easy way for women to stop | dear attack of paralysis while attending a : § R R e The why and wherefore was that . o > | war is to adopt the landlord’s slo- & 3 dinner of the Inner Circle, an or- Yaction of no reasonable individual. WILL MINE HORRORS :“’7 IRy Dermee in the Windy { gan, “No children.” Al: “Tho last ‘;g"v" /] ) ganization of New York newspaper- g EVER CEASE? City and vicinity had died from the —_— ~—Edna May Dush, |men, After a long illness he re- p e l lzens 0 0. Btie phntitta Iacec navemisnet fon) oy Mo a0 frects of typhold | s fai h. At orries ) FAETE 2 mine horrors never cease? |effects of typholc fever, and ac-| t's fair enough. America worrie: 4 cently was said to have recovered & long time and the school authori-|. " : A £ Srnal ik | about the interests; let Europe| “There” chuckled the wise .old | completely. . . o i T e {'Will it ever be possible to mine coal | cording to the health “scicntists, Teo he deftl :ompletely. Yard & Main Office, Berlin Yard Uptown Office, es are to be congratulated wpon| ot ine explosion | the cause was traced to the eatin worry-about the interest. en, as she deftly caught & fat.| “Mr. Hedges was stricken late 24 Dwight Court opp. Berlin Station. 104 Arch St. adopting a simple and logical sys-| & S 810l 3 AL il ealing duicy worm, “you will fill the bill |Saturday night and a doctor was Tel. 2798, Tel, 26353, Tel, 3260, tem to provide religlous and moral ‘N'm’ tew/ montha fusuallySwith s | of ovelors, ety called, He rapidly grew weaker training without intringing upon heavy toll of lives? The public, reading of this in the _ and dled early yesterday morning. ENTINE CONTENTS COPYMANTED. While Floyd Collins was slowyl | newspapers, were “oft" oystggs “in- = The body was taken to New York sectarian rights. par 3 They were in the old Fleet strect {late in the afternoon, Funeral . No one doubts the advantages of dying in a cave in Kentucky with the | stanter.” Of course, much of this office. services will be held in New York, religious training for the youn I g8 y from @& fool-print on the table said. sympathy of a nation aroused, &|was unnecessary; hut it i impos- Sherlock Holmes, looking up|probably on Thursday, Mrs. Hedges | : mine explosion in Germany exacted | sible to stop the effects of a panic erhaps it. may differ in some de- £ hid : . :li.s rr:m“ ‘:‘“ & tokone day, but | toll of more than 100 lives. A few fater it s siarted. It has to run its i L uson esemining fisg | RNIE. Hedges spent Saturday in & BLAGKMML ATTEMPT & s araonines Sl TTTTEET ' Watson, the need) rolling chair on the boardwalk and he basic ingredients remain. Its f s I8 3 acy, y Doctor Watson, looking in the di-|was apparently in very good health, i ey 5| ndiana snuffed out more than half | Meanwhile the oyster industry 18| that & somebody hardly epcaks to| rection of the slcuth. sa: “And | Atter df influence upon honesty, integrity, ; ! e i b e : it AnaAcergainnsn Lo oo mpi et HoEaNoL Second Attempt Tn Week Is Made a hundred lives. effecting & housecleaning, There [ anybody = pray, where is the button off this|feeling well but had fully recovered morality and those high idealistic k 2 ne cannot help thinkin y ofar o g tior : time ? his spirits before retiring. Shortly T » A N " eonceptions that differentiate civiliz- | One cannc D will be reform fn the production| oo T ehand an't the Loy |elieaieennna iy To Extort Moncy From Mrs. ed life—or ought to—from the | Precaution against disaster and marketing of the bivalve in|o oy whose style is cramy S Siokes 1n Chicago: 1 béyond cavil. Sometimes a youth | theseSHorroraRwere JoCRXate | fory A azonkue e 8 Hahttien Hhat he was Koing (0 | tempt within & week to blackmail 3 e 8 S °ad considerabl What the senate means 18 that 1t | Carlos Arliss with his car die,” Mrs. Hedges sai . o who has had a sound religious ana | occurence there would be some| The publi has rcad considerably . ges said. T called [\rs. Helen Ellwood Stokes of Dei- 1 doesn't understand all it Knows | was too careles, yes, by far. Dr, Tox and we remained at m F'gh s d think crwise. B gardin e 1 v pdad i S : ] gt i . ning falls into error and ground for thinking otherwise. But|regarding sewer po lution of waters| .\ ue reparations settlement. Carlos speeded “zim!" — like wire- |husband’s side during the night. He l t 011 llll ay 1:;]",] L:l},‘,(.rill\";?;'\::g,tw:F\\];u\s‘ :l.. of the law in after years; | o and, W. E. D. Stokes y Long they occur with grewsome regulari- | contiguous to populated lm.«trmsui i i h-—d'ral e loas, grew ';‘efld,ly ST T e (T |l nonbusband I8 D St ore Island Sound cities are would be a radic oon his wire wheels were tircless! | €ame, but was conscious to th " fO s s i s cept a- | | e ess! o the last. o v 40 9 | e - are the exception. The ma- | | g0, of course, but the way to sup- M N T a0 Martin Junction, Ky., ¥eb. 23.—|spiracy to defame her, was frustra:- Jubevy those who have had sound | ed yesterday, according to W. ¢ moral training in their younger days | e charged with polluting that grand d2aky o N ’ | the oplum traffic is to ®up-!Carlos stripped his gears — and body to New York. Two men were killed, including i g e S give evidence of this throughout their entire lives. NEW ARMS CONFERENCE | pody of water to an unusual de- £ " £ by o neit 4 . gearless, { The following sayings and epi- |dcputy sheriff and six others were | gioyeg ’ Conditions as they have been— AND THE I PROTOCOL eo. Oysters are produced in the " s : : : : | The the. Coolldge. ad fes ])"’ "”‘rs‘p‘“ health com Godiva meditated. “It th | Careleas Carlos etill was fearless. z’ifl‘“" were typleal of Mr. Hedges' |wounded during a gun fight here| Dannenberg said @ woman wi I o he Coolldge ad- | gound. But the state health m- iy Godiv ated,” “It the | : i i 2 : 2 i . : R L . vesterday. The case of the shoot- kaid she was Madame Lorain: « pictures show up well” said [ Then he hit a tree in Corliss; It tsn't difficult to fool other |ing had not been learned. | Quartly of Philadelphia centembei oI should get a movie contreft | @aiq a Corliss cop to Arliss: Dmmleirlml lnu‘qunu an art to fool | The dead: {cd dressing Mrs. Stokes' hair unde | rC i ‘i _Jess! " |YOUrself and stil] b q terms s . | bt it L ¢ ranging a new dlsarmament con- | ghipments in this state and strict for this reless Carlos, 3_0,11.;“]‘ o yy:::s_ TRt and o e on good terms | Talt Hall, deputy sheritt of 1loyd ‘cl;'run m.u(»)s such as to make he | Toranes, to take up auxiliary ships. | regulation is maintained. Connecti-| Correct this sentence: “Dort L . e da W IIN CollntyjfanilATewla §WN 6. |sitence worth money. She disan | ministration has been sounding out | missioner and the Shell Fish Com- | and are at present until the n,,w‘_“f"-"'r Britain with a view of ar-|mission have supervision over oyster system goes into effect—are un- i . s A The wounded: John Hall, town peared, saidh Dannenberg, when he | aircraft and possibly land arma-|cut oysters did not figure in the | apolog said fh{(r “‘I\‘ovxlnan to the The Snub I?:Y?(]::l'l‘lyr dod;!'_:y‘l:;‘\l I-ufh himgelf | yarshall of Wheelwright, 1 R(,,‘_ji,,,.,].io..m the psychopathic hospital. | training based upon religion (LA SO, e e During the entire dinner in the| . B0 insanc or become & oy and John Flapnery; Dick Thomp- | The prosccution has announced moral training based up: lgion | _ smintstration has concluded tlon was made in the affected area, (Protected by ] :s:)u ated E 5 | little restaurant I was quite unable | “upei o0 Snon chait not steal’ g |son and Norman Collins. |that Mrs. Stokes will appear as i) the lven ot s lagoinait 8 A3 | Geneva protocol and the lso that the Nutmeg industry suf- s | 18 remove my gaze from her. When | onogiy i the hest il fhnn J;'d Causes which led to the shooting | Witness against her husband, circun; young. Thousands of chi have | < "1‘ '\ & ”“ so b he ) : 5 il ‘«11.'- 1{.4{, Ilfllan left, and followed [ oo ¥ % ot ietea lm ‘"\, ics the lare still mysterions. Authorities da- |V nflm.;tlm law against such appear t : s | conference hinging upon it is fered, o others. The particu- | her for eight blocks. Unable to Ye-| wyp ppi (i | Chi : | ances by being called as a witnes en obtaining an hour of religious | | o . SiRagea _|clared White and John Hail met as i : n Irishman never gives a power against Robert Lec and Hattie John satisfactory to parents and educa- tors. There has not been sufficient : | { ments, 13 taken to mean that theltyploid epidemic, but no distinc- From Paper of That Date » it was evol 1w h i suspicion against shell fish prod- = 780" | tined to die by falling of ratifica- |jar oysters which are said fo have Y A T d sist any longer, 1 approached her| o ! . el s oL 2 o2 training a week, except for such ar o3 ears Ago loday of attorney. He's born with a de. |L1e lattcr was boarding & train here |, B, “nogrocs tndicted with ! o s | “Excuse me,” 1 began, “but—" 3 o Vi xcha B oW have been given them by thelr par- Mr. Coolidge is inclined to give the |yicinity came from the Chesapeake. s Bl clear, comprehensive and :Allmm.i”r‘“”‘d to have exchanged a few | LRt ! ¥ . | protocal plan every opport to | ealc the industry every- | 't an, P " . | ‘d Gieor ents at home. In most cases parental protocalipid oDy e Leaders in h‘ industry ¥ | haven't any changc s “Most everybody is on to every. |Pistols. White was wounded but he ‘Llo,\d (zeorge ]“, But make good and according to late|ynere fortunately have seen the| cjiy Engineer Cadwell has pre- —Charles G. Shaw. [hody else, only we don't tell each |continued to pump bullets at Hall Condition Is Good % _ | dispatches will await definite action ana are endcavoring to place | pared to carry on expe rimen 2 i . ly has been of a perfunctory . and a dez H : 4 . el f : : pobabival b | or 1ack ot it, before going ahead |jf upon a federsd inspection basis PO L ”“"“ Dagnosl “It i better to be smiled with| The-shooting is then reported 10y, premier Lioyd George w nature. | | intermittent filtration as suggested arold, flve « years old, when than laughed at.” have hecome general. During ®n ¢x- forced to take to his hed with sore e oriant perloc ediicationiia | M Ee e GeneipTEsto by, mot (e jan i inG J‘J commission on the conditions in iy he didn'. want to g to Heaven, |a tear over my grave than to have |mined number of men, more than 1o ill a speaking engagement spent 1ic ved wide publiclty at th L it will do much to alleviate pub- | New Britain, The soil will be taken } 47 the National Guard called out and |200 shots werc fired, according to'a comfortable night and his physi- degree of efficiency With wh 3 MG e S 4 o Alderman Curtis, who for so long th of the guy we just burfed's" One version of the shooting was [temperature was ne: . : : cd as one of the most in uets. A committea composed of : eatatO perature was nearing normal. He lgious instruction is givey by { has led the representatives of th Joscta Coonan. — e {that a feud cxisted between White [will be unable .however, to travel | by the concert of nations — Was|gupcice, th us of chemistry | eouncil, met with defeat last night Wally the Mystic you In compelling advancement and |the Halls were attempting to place George I8 expected to arrive here to. [ He'll Answer Your Questions, | succoess. White under arrest. [y | : Esrary LDOwWe u s d and raised my hat. . . . S slight additional instruction as may | " by the mecessary powers. But|epread typhoid tn Chicago and iy pe gree of confidence in himaelf that's |SNOTtY, before noon. The men are g ... “Y'm sorry” she said, "but T|jracing.” words and then to have drawn religious instruction in the homes S ull s in | other about it.” A few minutes later White fell dead. Birmingham. Ebg. 17eb, Fo disposing of scwage by the pl gham, Eng. 1eb. . i 2 | with his own plan. obtains in the meat industry. i S 5 ARy ) The new method will systematize 1 it e by the report of the state sewaga |asked by his Sundky school teacher| “I'd rather have one person shed change of shots among an undeter- | (hyoat after arriving here Saturc esults will depend entirely upon the \ t lo ce ¢ f results will dep from Beckley Quarter. It's not long since I came from |some fellow ask, ‘what was the name [police reports. {cians this morning reported that his 1 a teps forward likely be taken rescntatives of the public health " . —— who now have been given the tant eteps forward likely to be taken | r.prescntatives of the public hea¥ yyo great parties in the commot Sce how the Classifieds may ald [and the Halls, and another was that for several days. Dume Lloyd Somehow portunity | believed entirely in the hands of | ang fsheries of the Department of | on the question of the contract for | ot Britain) ot the mreacnt Brits [er Sor AN e Forlite oystar fn- | (NS inewi K and police headquar- e G r u!x{\n 'n’n '1[ ; ke e | A Lt 1 of the mwa e e Dain & Brooks pian be- 1 ‘ clig government has not taken & |gysiry has been at work, and fed-j o o, When the final vote | en in trouble you can go - y ing § SPEED OF '\“ SSES favorable step and has suggested | ction has been agreed | \os TCo L8 o xen, Fire Commissioner | To Wally, who will give advice Suburban Helght.s. Complaints have been made Te- i off 5 el stepitoln N <aid. “Bye, bye, | That fixes things up very nice, | delay to permit officials X ) | upon as the essential step 10 3 aghed and said, “Bye, . S the speed of motor busses 2 3 — 1 Police Commissione site v along the highways, and t . Bl | e o, Andrews also s as | A : i S e sometimes { Mr. Boyle out of the council cham- arivers of g i rsations” aboy = recent “scare,” which has |0 I've been greatly shocked; P show a tendency ‘ b 1 American conference 1 L detrimental to the industry, | 4 Brown 1eft this afternoon | My sweetie's knees are badly 5 greatly to the danger and F he not been ¢ ough diy i such an important step |for a few days' vielt in Drookiyn. | Knockedy g ; Yy Al the Britatn letter car-|'Twas on the beach I saw their ence of private a rs attended the state convention hend. fl {1t is a pleasant thing to know. e . gain in the future will worth while. Those e Comn ’ ) : g eI mES Hartford this afternoon Should T still love her? e : ! 3 5 at. at |y ne industry can be credited with " rhe Merry Twelve Whist club | Yours e e b | 2 desire to make a recurrence | m Mise Beach's last cyening. ‘ A Friend. Di’ ‘typhoid Kiffe and 7T. W. Rack- | Dear Friend | | 1ife won the prizes. X [ 70" Thayer, the wheciman, is|IUs awful when a girls legs bow. . A exietng. tha. srrival of an auto-| Dot worry oer tho kree cond!- (WS 1N, SHUTS DOOR AND TAKES OFF OVERCOAT AND GUESSES SHE MUST BEIN DECIDES SHE'S UPSTAIRS ThK- manner to endanger the il e pro ) oo from Springfield. Mr. Thayer | tion; CALLS CHEERILY THAT HES CALS HULLO THERE DEAR. KITCHEN, BUT KIRHEN 15 ING A NAP WITH HER DOOR. there is ground L ives|tof e thefowner o thie frst| Waichitorik knocking disposition. HOME, DEAR " UP STAIRWAY EMPTY SHUT THAT'S WHY SHE DIDN'T public, aasumi : 3 A \ e aricar . B araing | tnols | cno unter ‘ 4 Observations D eatvikn ! In New (Bt LE MEAR complaint oy : Lk ¢ is said that another well known No Pic Nic © McClure Newspaper Syndicate speed and actions o nee the | 0 Th W h R _ | Dear Wally: | portant 1 T ; man expects to own an au : 3 = ordtaary | ortet e renc, and Wil 50 n e Weathe I Lite for me is sad: | P B automobile, i heavier and usually | -7 i [ Blecle was one of | What shall T do to make it glad | is loaded with suf patronage ¥ = col s e he | those who made remarke at the That 1 may tatk and laugh lke - : to add considerabiy to U glit of i e e today this | Washington’s birthday _ct Ll b 5 ool yapussl : at the grammar school tods 1 am the traveling phala ] ¢ ute eme 4 a5 : sthwest| Rev. Martin W. Gaudian wil be sincerely, | 0 v, slon with an ordinary at S the suc of Natipns v 2 o are. to | installed as pastor of his new con- : Very Blew. | the latter would be ata r e e malhs ' Jed ° | gregation in Bristol mext Sunday Dear Biew i fact that secms fair \ ey : uncs of| &8 na M. A hnson wi How do yon get that way? —a fact that s de 4 ettlen { ma tensf Y srrow for a month's stay | What makes you think T'm bright < ' A bus is larger than ar le this spring. dorstood by bus OF s v Narth Caroline and gay? Sy 2 | . ; ) C 1 others| T wieh you had this job of mine; | VIRY SOTTLY OPENS DOOR, RETURNS BELOW RLFLECT STATIONS HIMSELF IN MIDBLE TRIES T KL TIME WITH ' New | You then would have real cause 1o | THRUSTS HEAD IN, AND TiNDS ING HOW STILL AND EMPTY OF HALL AND CALLS PETULANT- MAGAZINE BUT KEEPS tomobiles Fngland Brewing C Hartford whine | ROOM DESERTED THE HOUSE SEEMS, T ISNT LY WHERE ARE YoU WONDERING WHERE SME g8 ouE ast cvening A BT LKE HER NOT T0 BE COULD WAVE GONE T This is & Wrong : : : T 1 st Pl i Lot ; ‘-“»‘:;l‘ shop o HERE WHEN HE GETS HOME grivers should show a W . ey ' P ¢ recas sl o ¢ have hinted at the approach, 'mcn: le to © n the i S ern New England isnt and | Racing Record ,Bmke“ in the Fum Shop, of a burlesque g Sl tricac Hpmnd S i e e MR At San Diego Track |on te cross word pusle craze, BISDR of ew¥IEORL to expect unge 3 < Tuesday, Strong| . ... Cal, Feb. 23.—Two per- | adapted to some humorous idea. and more safety is demanfed tails of ratin| € i RowthEane. "‘””‘"'f‘ winds, prob-| o " cere injured, onc seriously. | We are happy to téll you that Court, or the t s, jably 1 : gl Lo u;w;’ -*“‘""'K"‘S Shen the wheel of a racing car flew | beginning tomorrow — Tuesday — CAL OR A M e o s RSz e =i ito the crowd of sF tors during | there will be offered, e '.“ "f'l?r-( 5P \\I‘l'lu S »' : on | ‘1:%. L ‘b; ; ”" \‘“\ “:m.\.« la Washington's birthday dirt track ! feature, & cross word idea which FLASHLIGHT SYST | presume te ciaim that hé ¥ ’\»“" oo "'1 o " ;r““ jay |contest here yesterday In all, five | we predict will catch on like wild- orth tonight and possibly Tuesday R ST colder Tuesday and in west provision s made for *|man or w ; 4 portion tonight; strong south and plaints. ; 3 sic o future of the There {s no g00d I au : Sed : s 5 wehicles should be ope Ihings might be worse, you know; truck drivers, they feel : : 3 I be bro about s Sl x p. Rinn, John Fa have littie to [ e - iie cor cated, ( 1 or to- | attended & time ate to- of the 20 cars entered in the race | fire! of the r back in 1920. W i wrecked, though their driyers | Both the idea and its execution Aecording to the budget D were : s < : were unhurt. Only two of the whl, we are positive, find an un- S e 7 suing of a flashlight system g gently upon such & npleX | Couthwest winds probably reaching | o oo e At sl > vy o | HEARS TOOTSTEPS ON BACK PINDS ITWAS JUST THE 6AS DICIDES SHE'S ALLRIGHT, BUT SEES HER COMING AT IAST, . | . {chines cromed the finish lin | wsuaily warm welcome extended BY| | popey aTIAST- SHE'DPRO MAN T0 READ THE METER. STANDS NERVOUSLY AT WINDOW, Wit BUNDLES, TORGETS e P jepartmént, an im ¢ A 1 shifting to northwest | “"pp o ooctators struck by the flying [ ail our customers. whee! were G. W. Defosie, 45, of | Be sure and get this newspaper | BABLY JUST RUN OVERTO COULD ANYZHING HAVE HAP- TRAMING A GOOD STIPP LECTURE., AL ABOJT LECTURE, AND - s been - consistent Mentior cague © jons | i L e vl m: s " o Toston. and Benjamin Goamn, 21. | tamorrow! I | ™ NeewBol PENED 0 HER > OUGHT HE SHE'S NO RIGHT GWING HIM A~ STANDS WAVING AT SHGS e pat promotion | Defosie sustained a compound frac- | ToMgerow. == cross word nm.z CALL UP ANYROTY TURN LIKE THIS TRONT DOOR.~ o obossvess, but 3{::;11 has pever | — ¥ou i ole Livath” —~ aud u ith @ Claseified ad passport {ture and internal injurigs | evicka! » " =7