New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1925, Page 6

kel tion. Twice they have invaded that ward successfully but in both in- stances the election was for state or national offices, It the G. O, I carrles the sixth ward this spring, it should be a signal of alarm for the faithful democrats who still be- lieve that the party can affer bet- ter government, New Britain Herald " | HERALD PUHLISHING COMPANY received Fact. and Fancies| 5gy BY HOBET QUILLEN Ieeued Dally (Sunday Excepted) 4 Pprising i At Herald Didg. §1 Church 8ireet 0 % m od of sutclde: Men- | SUBBCRIPTION RATKS v reaction fn Florida, 300 8 Year » One o ) $2.00 Three Muath 00 Three Munth “What! That price Entered at the Post Office at | Second Clase Mall [ i he Mrs, By Wallace When from the queen st David M. Bayliss throne a king or s et vuftet. | TELEPHONKE Rus Editorlal Rooms 1ese Oftice . th ‘ lap,” | Locks up the robes, the scepter, and | — the crown, o | { down, The profitable g in the City. Clrculation b press wass open to a ! You find that all common £ Like us the en g Inugh and After they're —_— t I to he the As and ecroak winter's cold sleep and Member of scluted The Associated titled to t all news ¢ crodited | s paper and al%o news published herein Press 18 exclusively the mer's lnryng feet | . | fokd Behind the pomp & King s oft hen- s 8 meilonal g ‘ And not entitled to the world's re- » newspajcre oid adve , q s th e etrictly t L aletion statfstics dit. This | Cuss at the sum- (ears Have corns the Ly sloner Member Andit The A, B. ¢ WNIch furnial tisers w Bureau ot Cireulation honest analyste of ; Not 80 David, ancient king, wite's feetively You all remember alone, the stone, his mouth most ef- how, a youth, On the City and Its People confronts a man who wishes to|a quick artistic eye. One of the ,K llEI]’ BY (;I]”RT it justified, that the prospective [ who have never been inside one, | r—— | tire department building depart- | “is only one of thy physical parts city every precaution should be taken |the story and the director's ideas. | ents for consultution. One com- “The sclence lightin otion | i ments for consultation. One con i sclence of lighting motion |y oty onlos by g yuling of Federal cally could be vested in the board | pl when general flat lighting | sideration all other points worthy morning and none after 4 o'clock | Makes Random Observations IIESERIE ST SISSEERISRIESLITININIIIIAIIIISIITAIIANNLLLINNI | = ! In this age of specialization it s fon, ‘a motion-picture rnmcrnmnn! unusual to find-a situation such uu‘ must have a fertlle imagination and | erect a gasoline station fn this clty. | studlo managers says that most per- There {s so much red tape, part of | sons who visit a stuMo, and others station owner hecomes daz | believe that all the cameraman has Bafore Installing a gasoline sta- to do is to turn the crank of his! P e e va iaups ioparatun Al Buildings and Persons Must proval of the police department, “That,” dcclared this man:\g(-r.! | ment and board of public works in | of the job. His mosf important werk | Be MOYed { this and state commis- | is in secing that the scone 18 prop- | of motor vehlcles In Hart- | orly lighted, and in that fleld his| There is good reason why | imagination must keep pace with| Chevenne Wyo, March 1.—he town of Lavoye was literally wiped bt it scems to be a duplication of | He has also to be able to suggest [off the map of Wyoming yesterday effory to call in all these depart- | effects to the director. land its 1,500 residents deprived of I mittee of the common council could | pictures has progressed wonderful do the work, or the authority lo- | ly since the early days of the photo- Judge T. Blake Kennedy, who ‘or- dered that the entire village and Ity o public works, which could study | was accepted and when no —work populace must be moved in order to | the fire hazard and take into con- was done before 10 o'clock in the |, axe a clear path for a giant of ¢ . | industry—petroleum. being considered. 1t might be in the afternoon, the lighting dns [HRCER I o S e wenalh ortonito Public buildings business houscs Nick complex is unlversal rs ing sign ywhere e He slew great Goliath with a' e | bull g pending upon the daylight. Now, 1) gy es—everything—must go, for IS NEEDED customer, a super-in- He little dreamed that by that gory deed In later married life curhing what control he would suc- In most men cannot | do this but it would be worth while, | This 1s the age of the motor. The | gasoline station is a necessity of | 1ite, There should be plenty of sta- tions to supply the public demand, | but no more. They should be limit- not even a total eclipse of the sun halts the work in a studlo, The glass-roofed studios have given way m' olid structures, and the sun is oy the government for oil de- not needed as a medium of 1ight, | clopment, is cntitied to full pos- Judge Kennedy decreed that the Ohio 0il company, which leased the Jand on which the town is located for interiors, or ‘exterior scts’ taken |gession within sixty days from to- in the studio, There arc luge|day, On April 21, 1924, he held searchlights, highly efficient carbon |that the town had been established lights, Wohls, spots and Cooper-|without legal bas but did not Hewitts. With this electrical equip- [provide for enforcement of a remov ment a cameraman can get any ef- fal order. t from moonlight to sunlight. | This decision means that if am “With this advance in lighting 1t |sign of the town is left in §0 days, is possible for a whole production |those responsible will be subject {0 to be made within the four walls [citation for contempt of court. of the studio. Exterlors can be con-| Lavoye is a modern incarnation of structed and lighted so expertly in- |the typical boom mining town of side the modern studio that the|the old west. It grew up between layman could hardiy tell the dif-|patches of alkall and sage brush al ference between the actual scene|moat over night, forty miles notih and the constructed one of Casper, when oil drilling in 1 “In lighting a scene the camora- |demanded hundreds of men in h Lt rant n ot (viciniEyTC slilL N the same i uating i lesi ihrs {oneraritis village, with three weekly newspa e [N Cest anainal ndlvidua) | parE inumarous motlon PICHxe e lighting. 1f the scene be tragic, o |aters automobile agencies and ot’h { somber tone s obtalned by Increas- |1 Institutions of FoH and Smie ivg shadows and diminishing lights. | =y i q pe mushroom town that it is Tor comedy the set is flooded with | e psy—hastily o Sk attor i e afant esstiy | LA UL nES BB IS RE MY e dBR L0 affeotea by careful manipulation: of |Loronrt together shacks for the most e B S o e Of | part—and can be casily demolished 10 lights, Quite a different lighting 7y expected that the business in- lists through the channels of the scheme is used for a broy than | o ests of the town will be trans. o0'd, antiquated assessment ideas still | a blonde. There is alsd differcnt | raprod mostly to Salt Creek, a near in vogue in many Connecticut citics. | ighting for men from that used |jc ojl town. Middletown, having observed the ef- | for women.” i - focts of the system inaugurated in Alvin Wyckof, a Continues Court Fight New Britain by ifs founder, Ap- | pert with the camera, has this to| cCasper, Wyo., March The praisal Engineer Thomas Iinder, |£ay about making a scenc 100k a3 ofl town of Lavoye will fight for its an put & ——(1) in the slot|Was prepared for a few startling an- |1t It were lighted by the moon, tak- | existence in the United States cir- A fortune machine, and he | nouncements, but when McCarthy | ing into consideration that the film ! cnit court of appeals, Alfred 8. () announced that out of 248 pieces of | Will be tinted | Beach, counsel for the Lavove Sher : - A ——(3) that s | Main street real estate, 49 do not “An entire cpisode may eall for [Townsite association, said here yes- Noa vou.can't play “Next week you'll v(4) J{appear on the tax lists in any man- moonlight — perhaps in a garden {terday on recciving word that Fed- this weather.” So he dropped dead right there on form, the ayers Were in a drawing room. Everyferal Judge Kennedy had decreed in - = the ——(5) All ey 3 photographer attempting to light | Cheyenne that the village must move + this sentence: “The s te sueh a scene 8 AHTA) nat bt | T ferent rule would follow Gif- {in sixty days. in other words his | g & publieitst i personality would be injected in the [ ) elated Editors, achieved, One might make s high lights brilllant and 1\,&3‘AVIAT[]R8 shadows transparent; still anoth A l‘l~h Story vith McCarthy's finding that 1,806 Now cqmgs spring, when men di-| Anti Aircrait Guns scarcely any high zoes Lo & noted for | places of property are not taxes.’ yost themsplves of their furs and e “unuvoidable into 3 | One A wife's unrul whole, ficie tongue, In part or od to the needs of the community. Regulation 18 essential. But it should not he wrapped around with so much red tape that an applicant passes from childliood to dotage | before lcarning whether he is Mm | ing into the gasoline business with | will have to remain fn the ranks of the honest toilere. day his bride felt suddenly in- ciined To give the king called mind It was a new experience for And she got away, once, her whim, | | | some of her so- or training wor t, think 20) would ting moral lay &cl b But when ne to 1 David time she started in 1k | in the took a Appraisal * Engineer Ldward A MeCarthy, former chairman of the e | New Britain board of assessors, Picked up a stone, came back, and f gpened the eyer of Middletown's tax- sald: “My dear, payers last week when, lie made an- ath died from one like this one | nouncement of a few of his findings e | ar's work on & new King garden stonc nGH AND rura TAX GOOD RATES ROADS s are s think the be motor v H = A% b e 4 Democratie part ” % {after a ¥ h lold on it. ENCAonkEineslin soxsment system which he 1s ting the - s agalr Mmmg for the River City. teach : » recommend the schieme to mod- | e system Engineer McCarthy is developing in Middletown is ide | cal with the one now in use in New Britain, In its thoroughness, the sessment plan never fails to dis Juable propertieg. that had found their way onto the grand listric stil and never jawed o scene, the e pre- scene, th sio; crowds increase e sic any- - o coming to the resect Dwarfed by Comparison ST you have ough a serious operation.” “Well, T thought T had too, until heard some of the oth the hospital bragging ar just been ¢ not nder pos- MORE JUSTICE 1IN SPAN MAINTENANCE er patients abhout 0il company Wi 1g Collins -out station for a vea THosS A 2 girl murderess, — L 11-known ex- Cross Word Limericks in evo- P would A Very Accommodating Man | id be — Tid or iumbfounded in the direction of the assc in City hall, but wed up his statement with one | vou must buy before you can ride|that lifted some of the burden of iin. 4. Not alive: some-|responsibility from their shoulders, s only from the up. 5. A|declaring that the old assessment the | ideas made it difficult and in some cases almost impossible to pro- | duce a true grand list. A 3 or > Lis ow had h au- a| Corr t Jers praised me, hate all of t coin, good for fico L Past participle of “‘get.”” 3 ane lollypop. | to 1 1 - | 1 What | fc , . (Protect e Ass authorities 1 25 Year;s' Ago Today From Paper of That Date to spell it was “Muss I would <his and us: resort place; sometimes —Marian Braunstein state- = BERLIN AWARE TO LOOKS statc W. ( noon, Pres to halftones. 7 of the 7 onee a year on a fishing | More than 200 dwellings were found | women don theirs. eER last time he was up there omitted from the lists, Now comes Hats jsh were biting so good that| found that of 281 shops | man's fancy when he had only 111 bheing | naseball and 1 af 195 mills and factories, | jove GOOD to be Tt was spring, when turns to the young sheik's voulq out stores, thoughts o Viu,, March 7 advantage of & Iield aviators %cored with the s admitted to bo a complete victory in their tests here yesterday of the effectiveness ot mti-aireraft ¢y targets, sailid through Loth shrapnel and machine gun fire, h the latter registering the one scored, and later, at night, to Daffled reat shafts of light archlights Monroe, coue Langley emy Iortress With the gl wind, e o limit game ' warden v 56 a 1 on the unpro- | hin W the and broug n ot to ecourt, assessors’ when the wine ded aved. the the althongh more Now comes spring was £00ds t growth of beard spring, when s are transferred As a msult of MeCarthy's personal to mercantile “.kl.’\'-“\\#\ its in inventories 1irm comes aving mothba from Are ry increases light overcoat to the heavy one. from 50 to 7 cent Now corfes spring, lifcless of the vear | weather supersedes cold as th \d ct orological lncal completad His you g ranging thase thelr asly towing daunt z the year asl previous sub- the fine a “AT Your' pear in and list until next | ¥ several type- | vear. but a majority of the citizens record | and taxpavers of the River City are to my 1" on the of met conden will not ap- tion Now o8 sprin are necessa 1 town figures | gives way to sulphu Now tendance at Now e poly of Although a group | out | wear before the felt or paid it the going © 2 comnes spring. taly urt les spring mpt to spot them in th i show comy ¥ “so new ap- bootleg can he thawed Officers of th enses admitted defeat Members of irmy de praising system " nti-atreralt 1 | not sy in the tests congress and hig sed the tests 1 by the of atic win 41 1 comes s ppers rung up and {1 three next hats supply of for weelk winter's Lecome stylish. whic comes spring t mio- found to be in of repair raft a mov- the ig- which witnesses said aviators during AN ) tlowers apy walk war to little or no eran! 5 0 ar of ground fire. Now en you reatens to of- straw apparcent cou Wally the Answer Y Some Mystic opposition, the wits r Questions, the plan into 1 it | 1 ty of when war de the con house air during es were arrang are the oW whe : tirred up hy e munic partment as ! Middletown, tim committey 1rings s ) nes sprit u like to be world tur 2 norant came have PADLOCK ALACES THE JINLL PUITING alki r-strip Now ¢ Maybe. « in thelr | ¢ front of ON Inconstant by N\ature wing Wally t el i i precluding thelr film stars, can't get At guns found its 1 by a ry of ark, the brought into with a di- 30-ca'iber bul- navy ordnan while generaliz r opinions wecoming mae it vou record lay hettered this 4, got behind § cct hit by one of the general opin a The army and 13 iation officials voters. Today 11 than 16,000, an i ved 1,000 annually. S partly to the enfran leat vomen but some of tl given to b : . = republica impressed particularly wit! machine guns as fr future possibilitics 1 This 18 Observations On The Weather due g great Share Alike machir also cut down every one of nine 1 ant up, while in the out of thre 50-caliber guns who ide ven toy ba numher only Oppo 3 me one iing o 3 of 1 6,000 voters of a Jeca were regis tered party. Ot mor electors bout registered ng that made targets we ago, about 4,000 republican towed at elsvation ma hrap by coast ar “ostimated hits fire wo PACENSIVE DRINKD v k They Fell for Him f TY ing for tl the G.' best MO ovTH AMONG Y hine reo of the gun ots officers as Joclared efte Dr. Gat the plotted ason Ncw Britain is on the oy hased on the s en more ot the repul party in tracting the to its standa y always adhered to, as, wo campaig Paonessa. B always count ¢ to Cl ska \pman. EXPANDING THT CIIY N CNDEVELOPED AREAS ! 3 sk Removal of Widow Interested in the o oy lica and nographer ants m Mayor As Manager of Estate ¢ DETERNET, e ¥ ¥ tes an w for cxani' Poland Reassured as | To Security Pact the G. O. P. ) Press. Paris, March 7.—The Polish for M. Skrzynski, left Paris for Geneva today reassured as Fr position on |the pro I'remier Herriot told him arir heir 1 France would pact that did not aue ely protect her Herriot and to having an ad- . day wish ica terest vantage on an Juraging situation w ion dawps. °isn minister, 1t the to be a to con- than a must ants it for cross word puz- democrats L i . other they —Mrs. Mary protest Answers 1o Yesterday's Cross Word Limericks Kendal! ain their muscles, T e detinee 1ks tha no coming ) o into any not always. v % Skrzyns eep 1 protoca 3. Thing \ Advance Information 3 of 1K a nex Loibidd