New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1925, Page 6

et O A R D e 0 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925, New Britain Hera!d il t calle Judd an ! P cestors came over on the Mayflower polo player One of the most beautiful sights is HERALD ¥ ; ; nglund last s Faneull hall, & bean factory. The g ST LT L CAY VAN - ) At hey were O |} o= [[unker Hill monument, trom the Al CITARON plan to go| {top of which beans are dropped 1o ; and visit London | . : |ascertain {f they have the proper ‘ u’l 0 Makes Random Observations |bpeciflo gravity, stands on the site o Was among thow |the Old North church, in the tow: o Nax On the City and Its People of which Paul Revore hung two Ry By 1 Torios, ono If by land andgtwo if | Maxs ’ 'mmm'mn. To get to any particular plac ON FOXHALL Junkwt, Waen Governor Trumbull legalizes| Bagdad” nee “Connecticut-North |the mewcomer I8 to take the fir changes In the charter of the City of |Carolina Eddic.” Scattered through- [turn to the right, fall into a tranc sunny | New Britain advocuted by the re- [out the tastily decorated boxes was|dnd trust 'A: the providence whic 1 his humor every . vison committee and Benator Ed-lthe olite of the county, to say ;A’“l‘l' 1 the Pilgrim Fathers. Motor St 1id was tell o joke ward ¥, Hall, the city will be Withs | othing of the state. While the clasa- |/*!8 must drive slowly to avold ‘run THE NEW MEDICAT 18 t : i heck ! e | ning over by Paul Revere. 9ad’ heTo yoal out & hody to act as a check on the [joal archestra played “Birdies and 4 ARYS BILY ¥ \ v | ¢ | New York- uropean city witl T board of finance wnd taxation and | yyuttorenps,” the “uke of Bagdad” | v r ~ Qualified the common council D, e could alast beat the |%. 4mall Amerleah colony, #The i AiG18 He et Untoinnthalaliy bl noiad inyOna conie Al M U | Duteh bought Manhattan for thirty or s lr V% lcadence of the horses’ hoofs with | .t o™ FoW the price of i ey g history that the old town meeting or g %0 prettily did the *“Duke” M some similar hody has not been a one's foot so prettily did th D |rlass of water at a swell restaurant ¥ our keep time fo the music. Other (Wo-{popnart foyjton's steamboat left New sitom . part of the system of government, A0 e o ut o L4 by gaaniolagentn and wont, Tut OUF| York—who wouldn't? The buildings jown “Duke' woh premier hong [are 62 stories high in order to ac . amended charter, have cntire suy. careful instructions, no|2r¢ ®¢ 1 CONSECRATION Néw Britatn will occupy a unique [11e o the carcful it dructlons, 19| commodato the giraffes in tho Brony (By Willard G. Roome) : oo SURSRSY doubt, which r iordon give! e e . onte ' ram is position in (his respect among the | 10UPt: W rel D ke stitratners, | T2 aan K e ontrion I Baanter gl constantly to th i has a stoc exchange for renting 5 v \ g Charle ) municipalities of the state, The idea B reif ‘ew York Member . v Mr. O'Gordon married @ New York oo B0t o™ companies. The ing The A u s miduight oil still burn [0f city meetings hos boen abandoned | g yfabel M. MeAllister by name: | iy iy wail street was bullt to ward established by comparatively few citics, und of A a iymaithat helletos . Sl [who, 'tis rumored, was J off cannon balls fired from the Ba Hendrick proy Gitalis : . those who come in this category, _ NG antinitho gay)| | PROVILI Ol grontivelphty | many have made provision for spo|the ball whereyer sho wen o |tory. Hendrick Hudson discovered 4 you are no Romancer Alalidiaatienalen b1 Hon i tisnues tin The O'G y‘lm\«\lx.n( ‘l’ the eity but was attacked by John A 1 kuow the proper port public works and In fact on al- wte daughters, Allee 80T AeGraw's world champlon Glants, ; would You should tell what j e st e Vir v &t ia ovdinaryiexpiendls | L AUIA whOIgradusl St UARE SO “'”_“‘Hl-'lrlll avenue is the home of th fure. No such provision has hoen |Cornwall-onsthe-Hydson gnd DAY ciite and St. Patrick's Day parades . . | ialla fa {he atnAment nowibotors | JuBt returneifrom balm Jeact v | Motorista must be careful to avoll actsa"d anc,es Biologists for ages, the governor for approval Hot &prings to spend the ’\””'m"]‘I-rvrlihmu thrown by the “World," And other Kinds of sux e o e i tho | months being Kissed DY the €00l |ypioh 1s soeking to put Mavor Hy BY ROBERT QUILLEN Have spent their time usual manner, the board of financo)|breeses of Inverness, ¢ nl‘\nn‘I 'M lan in the aquarium with - the other ind taxation holding hearings, scnd. plan to return home by (8¢ WAX ) |poor fish. ORSERVANCE : T r be much | ing its recommendations to the com. |leAdon, Parls, Madrid, R Philadelphin—The home of the ki ‘ g veryone bhe debtor Son connell fon annsotal TnsteRd [Naples .| Quakers. Congress at Washington THER'S DAY who hroke thi of. roterring the Dudget to a city Afr, O'CGordon 18 a prominent 1R Imay be slow but it took the Con held us sin e o ol e s s L memier o0 tinental Congress cight years to fin- council will in the future take final |all local bank ‘-hvydm:\u.y'd" C4"lish its business in Philly. Birth 1 an wtion. The same condition will be |tion clubs as well a8 the CiUzenspiace of Willlam Penn, who substi ish flivvin pAa S specfal | Coal Club of this city. ed the fountain pen for the quill e on 18 two ballparks and one ball team p and veral years ago the city meeting I'rom the Rome Daily “Oovb” of | Benjamin Iranklin founded the Sat g up the wrai Seloned infola itk unmicl ik Bodyi somethingATD: urday livening Post, which is now as 5 estate hereifat as Talstaff, but not at all ro sto one, particularly during the last |has reached such a point that out-ifunny. Motorists must drive slow being made against the lavoid running over sleeping pede depression | trians. place I'he commion council will, under the consists ns and find some truth concerning t | To set the whole world straight U'pon this puzzle dark member, locally, being m this tangls 1 on many occasions a very unruly | Speculation in red Quigley administration and the first | crics are 1 art of the Curtis administration. [hoom because of: the S L Pat’s Layin'® Pat! Ihe charter reviston committee took |which will follow, and the Scnate! Pittsburgh—A cloud of smoke su: (from downstairs): |cognizance of the situation and pre- |would undoubtedly take action injrounded by more smoke. Pittsburg st is ready, Pat. Are ye!pared a resolutien creating the city |this respect were it not for the fact hias nothing to sce, as you couldn | mecting s body was to |ihat the senators are the chief spec- see them anyway. residents of the | Chicago—A ecity so wic p. Ye don't sco me |from cach wi oight of whom |city, especially, deplore the presentipopulace will not s = the purchasers cd and subway trains, n under hed covers):— | be made up 24 representatives |ulators, The ol would 1 annually for three |state of affairs, as car torms, the common council and |are mainly forcigners from Gaul. famous roller couster, known A board of finance. Mombers | Britain, Hispania and Germania, and | “The Loop." The city is now en : ! ! Ll ) A “western _and |kaged in pushing back Lake Mich The Spice of Lite to el eri 2 viewpoint what you o 8 o should be pre- Ean, but the high wind hlows t) > X A lehold | water right back again. The hi, ‘ i A z hat fts decislons would | vented from obtaining a strang ke for exampl s decislons would |v ! wind also causes men to keep fhe’ ost from the transferred with lightning rap cading to sudden death from aut g the old temples will give |mobiles and the report of prevalel ihfo-date apartments, Kunmen. Motorists can speed, for iis body showed such a |it is feit that inferest that there northern liuropeans something ind soon vision com- | way o mor Imittee had completed its work Sen- bath houses, theat oy sesaompglodilieiork iBenhnth il 1 1o Jupiter has been | taken for the famous wind. jator Hall added an amendment to The old temple to Jupiter ha t | Detroit—Where Henry Ford t eliminate the city meeting board be- sold to a Briton, who intends to erec 5 Ao 1Y one g block with hot Ot &N automobile a second and Ty 1 on the fn- Cobb does the same with home runs; vs. and circuses. 1hey go fast enough they are mis afternoon o3 ¢ o of sand ¢ cauge of the lack of teres d the 'a modern apartm SHithe on top ot 1 K of interest and the la 1 n ap jcommittes on cities and borc ind cold water furnishe TR {approved e ctant by African sla $oclal win- More people watch Ty, but Henry ! g . ! v arned to go siow to avoid Litti 1 la munieipa doings ' the ge torches for T g, 1 ¥ ing: tha th g the many Detroit women, most o whom aré named Lizzio, 8t Louis—Somebody fayed in trick on the sai St Touis Mrs, Frank H. Cawker And Who i~ There Who Would Say | He's Wron | amendment would bring about res- chariot stall for each suite. toration of the old town mecting, An Athenian syndicate announcement was made yes- |chased the ancient home of H‘ at tha iy, too, is struscan kings and will conyert it I nl” " 1” too, is to b f‘.‘mu” F”‘_ il \,,H, ins are so dubious that they eben doubt if they come from Missouri Denver—aA elty of TR Motorists must drive watehfully continually Pike's peck 1.03 Angeles—A city full of sheiks and hathing girls, enfirely surround ed by elimate. \urder is done every v, hut they ean't movie d to spend a The charter can be amended will be produced ry two years and even |f i e comedies of Terren A clectors arc mot content with the ) will be revi ar placing of such sweeping powers fn | Pompel mosaic scenie efiec! jthe hands of the comman conncil | be used the stage will v will be erless to act until ted by batteries of the latest 1 power pitch candles, Slave girls in s“dv‘-‘:vimllk or H‘ BLinES E 4 i poviot rehestra will by VERSES AND REVERSES Attorney-Gene. | On the outskirts of Some More Exolution 2thon ity Hty's fu > for an ) hold Majority-leader A Jawn and vi rsa, and m buying up land 3 vater sharks swir thengneying Shior Pon de lLeon ng jumps into the ¢ for|Many a rustic has gone to Sloep &g, Lo "o t position poor farmer nnd awak a lweaithy land Lurc Suceessiul selling for double it. but any nort Vs, Country | f it the Capitol, all of : specnlators are staging shows at 1 liseum, while the Tiber river choked with the bodies of carly sl state affairs. i rs and there is a supcrabundant de- ENTERS THI DEFERRI \ Darbie of the PAYMEN PLAN ¥ y ' t j reprosentatives is another |MARd for Egyptian L g ! for the poaition, and the Uhig eenatep i sEenter : o rters will have to HASE G e i) — judgement and the wisdom |ha# hought the province of vnyard , to choose hetween the (DY PAVING a pretender Lo murd M Tq oh that % Denjumin Alling it o | /98 It hun Bold o corel tndiseaveray | 1 e o 18 jslands to Phoenician sailors, and t eir r lie has a brilliant fverg vatate men, Motorists asps. ng with great spirit " List of Former Trips Taken b Society One Woman Today Enough's Enough ike eliorus s great EXPLCT FAMINT 1N FORDS ditor's Gossip Shop BRUSH JURY DISAGRELS Whi A Y700 THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT Bom Artist AT BANTAM LAKI A Wonder