New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1925, Page 6

first re- | New Britain Herald | . HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY | v sh other go Tosusd Dally (Sunday Kxcepted) At Herald Dldg. 67 Church Street distinction SUBSCRIPIION RATES . 95,00 & Year $2.00 Three jo. & Month Entered at the Post Office at as Second Clars Ml New Hritain Matter TELEPHONE CALLYS Rusiness OfF Editoria) I @The oniy In the ¢ Dress room always open te ae Member of the Assuctated Fress The o M ere¢ t news ted Press 10 ¢ N ) herein Member Auit The A. B. ( which f Bureno "a nishies news of Clrenlation a1 vigantzat 3 adver- analysie of c» This Insures tisers prot Alst local advertiser The York ai Aquare; Grand ‘G A CASE O OPINION Hay on Time was when the the New management feared de- Fact; and Fancies Bpun BY ROBERT QUILLEN lopment o 1 attempted to trolley solve this bbling them Anclent )t too much saying powde criticised therefor ancial dimeul- | i Wit g to beautify u lot, Just wjusted, | plant trees and wait sisty years. Lngland, is casy ¢ that at hasn't ins n much chance if his where charity both 1) A ms. No' BOSS: 1os e e userul, if ondy as inspiro the go-get- are to husses 10 the pro his ¢ the can love Is to love ountry; people artation lonorahly win the woull ideanl foel man cry mun he knew the hoped to get. run, fally the traffic, minds o s Attorneys isy themsel AN raflroad ng a comfortal but “inexorable | seem 1o favor the yiern children n th t Jeast y bus problem " cven to talk Loth ol | lines that AND THE TAW iy h as should he sid her cha ge 1o 1 being spe cify { TIMIE LEVEL OF IN LGYPT as a time 1ous property THI cify a limit | gasoline stations ere w tomb ¢ PERMITTING A JITNEY TO COMPETI COMPANY TANES CONNECTICUT AND BACK WHIN SSES RAILROADS FAVOR WHEN THEY DON FAIL DAWES WARREN'S THAT OF that v busir ot to competition by b words arc of It But ting profit t but we s to hate i ndicti ¥ our soul ite Jusses an umpire again. Ma operalc 1 York tasi L two- | Iy ang ne $11.40 2 hasi ta gun? | : roads cannot | driver ¢ | block drive rig pay, but " kil it 1 rhyme has poetry well. rail traftic showing sary, ine” wil or cagerncss, {o substl- | for the unprofita | MISINFORMATION ABOUT \ PULLMAN TRAVELERS 8 | cxpert Is one who knows | imitation 13 good | ustify 1 | t T r 16 nough t in- | arges the friends | ¢ on was broadeast by y four Man has iimans legislature can lut ford to |think up now follies. | rave any that they underpaid i men never find the cluttering tip the golf cc otl tion consistently from | yund to the publ axes are [ place und people patr conver- t- traveling to include 8 on which to | P ¢ hought hing a good | | argum o Lditors, 25 Yea}s Ago Today Date irge of was a step in | From Paper of That appears t s dere BLUE TRIANGLE CLUB NEWS m o s e of or the | cur At Mrs. | Offic ! give [a ter classes | § Tnvitatic to will party 19 Qbservations On The Weather BIG COTTON SHIPMENT e , 1 | And And Whic And \ e Anot Would i | o perie of hi unat that | stict | Gir me w | Wi | bank | gaid anin 't invented a new sin in e Good Apple and the Bad Apple | Said (to | *“When 1 While Don't that kitchen stuff, In th 1 Two s Kn East The | Captain Pitt was a gay “old bach,” le to pay s the ha 1 A An Bachelors and Their Cat A Tongue-Twister By C. L. Edson had a iptain cat Pitt named Kipling, had & catnip| 2 ove il an iteh, h waved when the wind blew, rippling, Kip, the catch t nap out In the cat, would often catnip patch, poi her bachelor, old “Kit" Knapp, borrow some catalp from the Cap, told Knapp) ‘“eure Pitt told An teapot dope on 1 the cat, Kip, and Xit Knapp for a cat nap after that; | “at a0 Kit Kiapp, | bal ste for he Son Kip, ¢ where the ap there L wh Preguently ) his it moloris Happens for lose possiblc to an ex- control need s co ‘ertainly, e might be the notes due on it.” Her Choice “Yos, Miss. st women find lip- You'll n likke this M 1 L 1h — tell could 1: “You couldn't ich Kind the men like —Judith, A New makin window, Classitication! a deposit my little of lan at the brother [y for the dos lift me too.” ple ree | e | 1 o lan. pple on a tree, o pple on the ground) Yor v time comes to die an apple-pie, » yowll end up in a sty vou wish that you Rh Kn pla ree ara were apple on the tree. »ple on the tree, s apple on the ground) hate to bake or fr me oy ¢ sweet bye-and-bye cider press for at's the life, Kid t abe me; Hully Cor Muriel Mack, 11 Pigs Is Pigs. er pigs, upon the road,, not which way to go. o to the rising sun,” said one; “Westward T 05 cla 10 compro- t'other, ached a [ tra by 1 b hways hest p by going Sow— Sow-Sow-Weet." Rudie Loy 1 Ma hav by Der i try nre L. Book womaun's Closed YA A age is a most- women h; bible.' bet your | too!" Lynn. their n you can hook, herine i not ser « to say that a mar cor job Lag ord wol to do Before the Doctor Conn Loo: Place | stri n collar e undisturbed a good cold To make | wd tobacco | Hayden, Lditor's Gossip Shop discus Barn i to ns the writ- | Fun | e f epeeific as other of 1the 1 futhom as n th Bumped into Success in his meaning reached t onsclousness and utt Infallible Method in practice when When My — —(3) @ And 1 through the shady lunes with your has little cf Shortly after New Yo organization s no case?" ‘Argues with his wite, suppose.” ~~Chrls, Bavage! Cross Word Iimericks .o Polly Told a Whacker ===(1) once went to the ——(2) d looked at & ———(3) cockatoo, When to her dismay She hearnd the ——(4) say ou think ¥ a slght; 50 are —— (5) o . 0 opposite of ery —— i 0 woman, but not ery woman {8 a —, 2, A place od with signs, “Don’t feed the imals.” 8. Favorite color of Irish- gentleman, men, 4. What used to go with a cold bottle, son The most important pet- in the world, from your stand- nt. —G, W. Millar, . aie Why the Garden Was Wet father was gardening —(1) ) pulled a regular hum- last me d, “Here's & leck.” e could ——(4) had phoned for the before mor —(b) p she The time of year you stroll makes Pa Ma took The lady who lively. 3. The man better or worse, and found to worse than she thought, 4. mething a man around the house ance to do. 6. The man accused of always sending assistant back for tools, —Pearl Fanlkner, by, P o is (Copyright, 1925, Reproduction IForbidden.) LAUNDRESS IN 400 s, Rhinelander Being Sued For divorce Since Husband Has searned She Is a Mulatto, New York, March 11.—The name Mrs, Alice Beatrice Jones IRhine- der, former lapndress and hous d who I8 now being sued by h band lLeonard Kip Rhinelander annulment of their marriage on grounds that she is of negro cent, appears in the March sup- ment to the social register, a di- tory of the city's soclally clect, it ame known today, he appears as “Rhine- der, Mrs. Leonard Kip (Philip) 1cs, Miss Alice B. marricd Octog 14 at w Rochelle, N, Y.” th¢ marriage of inelander to Miss Jones it became own that a census taker had ced Rhinelander's bride in his ords as a “mulatto.” They sep- ted shortly the fter, and in his iiment suit Riinelander alleged the bride had deccived out her race., DRESSMAKERS' ROW entry wractors Charge Jobhers Have tepudiated Agreement and Order Shipmenfs: to Them: Stopped. , March 11— Dress Manufacturers, Ass0- tion of an tod stop ordered all its mem- to shipments of dres ng made on orders of the Whole- Dress Manufacturers' assoclas 1, the jobbers of the industry t is charged by the contractors 1 members of the Cloak and Dress Kers' Union that the jobbers repudiated an agreement signed workers, contractors and # providing for wage increases he 30,000 workers in the indus- today went to their shops, but getting ldle at their machines. declare that the machines will be started until the s ob- ve the cement )wing to the peculiar alignment of tractors and workers against bers, officials of the International lies' Garment Workers union who ered the union members to stop k, declared that this is not ke but a ¢ of work.” ctors, ob- ¥ Jobiy is The Minute that Seems a Year © McClure Newspaper Syndicate him | of women's dress con- | gl st any damage resulted. The prop. orty i8 owned by Charles Gluacki, s A ehimney fire In the house at 94 Booth street this morning was put out by apparatus which answered an alarm from Box 336, No dam. ago resulted. WARREN 15 VOTED DOWN BY SENATE Goolidges Choice for Attorney | General Loses 41-89 Washington, March 11.—The sen- ate's rejoction of the nomination of Charles B. Warren of Michigan, to be attorney general at a.session yes- terday colored by the dramatic ef- forts ok republicans to overfurn a tle vote on confirmation has left the question of filling that office en- veloped in uncertainity, With tho White House declining to | comment on the matter, there was | no indication today what course President Coolidge might pursue, Only by the president’s resubmis- | sion of the nomination can it again | come before the senate, whose ac- | tion yesterday, after voting 40 to 10' on confirmation, in finally tabling 41 to 9, a motion to reconsider as the upshot of hurried republican strat- gy to overturn the tie, Is final and | irrevocable, { As an alternative to resubmitting the Warren nomination or sending « | new name to the senate, the prosi- dent may elther leave Solicitor Gen- cral Beck in chargo of the justiec department until the next session of | congress or make a recess appoint- | ment for that period, [[|POES YQUR CHILD SEE A Coming with almost startling sud- ||| . e 5 denness late In the day, the vote on {|[CLEAN, BRIGHT WORLD? chnfirmation apparently caught the | % . administration forces, who even dur- ||| ¥ive million children in this ing the roll call seemed confident of ||| COUntry gre‘hundicapped by im- the result, oft guard. While demo- ||| Perfect vision. cratio opponents of the nomination | sought to clinch their victory , by | demanding that the roll call be | closed and announced and adminis- | tration leaders strove to delay it, a | taxicab dash by Vice-President | Dawes from his hotel to the capitol | in an effort to arrive in time to break the tie was awaited as the im- pending climax. He was too late for that, to roll call having been announced, but fp | the meantime republican Icaders had resorted to further strategy when Senator Reed of Pennsylvania, | switched his vote to the opposition | column, making the result, techni- | cally, 89 to 41, so that he might | move reconsideration of the ques- | tion. On an fmmediate r motion opponenis of conflrmation to lay | the Reed motion on the table the | senate had concluded another tic | vote, 40 to 40, just as the vic pr nt, who conld have cast the deciding ballot, entered the cham- When at this juncture, how- | Senator Overman of North | Carolina, the only democrat who had | | voted for confirmation, ‘switched his | vote, the motion to reconsider was tabled and the fight was ended i Not. counting the parliamenta switch in Senator Reed's vote, nine | republicans joined all of the demo- crats present, except Senator Over- man, and the one farmer-labor sen- |ator, Shipstead, in voting against confirmation. “Kids Kurfew” Sounds at 5 p. m. At Atlantic Cit) Atlantic City, N. J., March 11— A “Kidsg' Kurfe has been estabe. lished by Mayor Carlton Adams of Ventnor, He has jssued orders to Liow the fire alarm every afternoon it five o'clock to summon tardy children home for dinner. Mayor Adams stated that the (ders were issu at the requ parents whose children made the exeuse that they didn't know the time. The city firemen do not take {Kindly to the idea of playing the role of commun smalds., | EXTRA SESSION Washington, March 11, = Th Farmers'- National. Counell an notinced today that It had bequesty( | the co-operation of several membeors of the president’s agricultural con- ference in secking to have President Coolldge to call an immediate extru sossion of congress to enact farm fo. lMet legisiation, Unless this Is done, id the council’s Ratement, legigha- tive relief probably will come %o late for nnx[g‘u\r‘s crops. waA How can you he sure thét YOUR child is not thus pitably handicapped ? Have an examination by an ex- pert—immediately! Frank . Goodwin Lyesight Specialist MAIN ST. Phone 1905 7 3] MARK EVERY GRAVE of si We are now taking or ders for Markers and inscription woik to be completed for Deco tion Day. -John F. Meehan Monumental Works Cor. Union & Clark Sts, Ve Sell to Fac ber, ererana | ever, CAPITOL NEXT MONDAY Have a Laugh With ! Popular Comedians LEW WILLIAY —and = | GEORGE RUBIN in their Chic-Chic Revue 20—~PEOPLE—20 or- of | ; THREE CALLS T'OR FIREMEN | gine 5 was called on a still alarm a fire LEast street nd about 11 when it any blaze ’ Engine still at of Newington last night, there no tracc be found w called 98 for the corner RS hut of o'clock arrived could CAPITOL EXT MONDAY 100,000 Cattle mn D O WN” N Co. 3 was on a Beavey night. porch alarm fire at stre at A slight jof Met for a 11:14 blaze but v ed on A put out before ouse By GLUYAS WILLIAMS WHEN YOU WALK INTO A DAIRY: LUNCH \/\/miicx;Tb TAKING A CHECK AT THE DOOR. GLUvAS VILLIANS