New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1925, Page 8

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MRS. HUCK SERVES IN NEW YORK CONTAGIOUS HOSPITAL Winnifred Mason Huck, former congresswoman and the first womar to preside over the house of repre- sentatives, got hersolf sentenced to prison. Gulltless of any crime, sho sought | answers to the questions— | Are our prisons humane? Can a girl, crushed by her fellow | men, regain her place in soclety? This I8 story written for the Ierald, the twenty-fourth | By WINNIFRED MASON HUCK | IFormer Representative to Congress I'rom Illinols 1t was ¢ mory rived in New York. 1 breakfast, for pecuniary When 1 had paid for it 1 had just 43 cents. I made a call upon my lawyers Knox & Deignan. 1 did not wish to tell them what I was doing, but my lite insurance pollcy required that at least one reliable person in New York should know who "Llizabeth Sprague” was. My attorneys were shocked to sa the least. They even trled to ma me give up the ldea of living in| New York on 43 cents, and when T left the office the junior partner re-| minded me that telephone charges eould be reversed to his home in East Orange it worst came to worst. | As 1 went down In the elevator T faced the situation. I must get work at once or hecome the object of charity United Charlties The thought of charity gave me an {dea. 1 asked the way to the office of the United Charities at 105 E. 224 street. Two men ante-room circus player. Presemly a gate which from some desks in the room “Is there can do for you?" she smiled, It was a ling smile that lit her beautiful face “I have just reached the ecity. I explained. "I and need a little “Won't you he scated? 1 you as soon as 1 get through with this young Soon she when I ar- e a frugal reasons. waiting in the one of them a stranded wers to the henches woman came divided the anything we ompel am looking for work advice will sex man.’ was ready for me. She wrote my name on nd e gan to ask questtons. T told her that I had been in jail, but when &he tried to find out why, 1 blurted o' “1 just can't talk about it." “There_is someihing that you are not telling me.” she eaid, “but after all, 1t doesn't matter.” Then she turne heautiful emile ner with me tonizht 1 was astonished, not at the in- vitatien. but nner in which it was given of her in timate frisnds 1aman e to me with her I you eat din 18 my guest? at the ma as if to one onviet,’ Included promise to n questions 1, she added Whote Story I kne uld not to teil her my hool adventurs The 43 powert 1 shall er with company manner That night w Alpin movie My host mone, had gic that I chestra at hunger hed at and 1 ois in my hotel Ty SsRTEE T foaemnia=——75 s there hind we Lo thers angthind e Hafly WINNIFRED MASON HUCK 1IN LAUNDRY HELPER AT THE VORK THE UNFORM SHE WILLARD PARKER HOSPIT pleasantly elean the greatest | v about it w conversations Road Conditions with the little children ‘-\m came and watched me indow | | Fortland, voad is under open but is very rongh. Bast Hampton, Irter Wil Parker river and s cut off | Ly a high fenee, for treated at signs warning of smallpox | kept people from ‘| 1t the hospital is WIS €ASes Are there. Lt is open for traffic Poquonock and under construction but traffic. Stafford aspital docks, ar was al- ways a guard at the gate he Diphtheria Patients en who falk road elosed, fair detonr. East Granhy to convalescent (diph ria pa- read is under Many of them had to breathe aopen for traffic, 1 a little placed in | Enfield, Prospect Hill had der co ation, Lioad closed for traffic simsbury, Hartfor road is undér open for traffic Cromwell, River btton yoom of the on hut is open 1o consiruet open for traffie, via River Koad Montuille road s under houlder ficld ction wlam lvme road, section is tetion, Dietonr oter ")ont Have a Single Fly%Or Mosqulto'&. it Your Home—Black Flag Kiils Them All! ns and ani- FLAG is ab tely lwnr’u Rut, mosquitors ani Suffie and Union, 8t ion turnpike is under c voad s lso short Norwich— construction, incomplete Putnam -- under construction, | fic being faken shonlders several || L WORS AS AL, NEW in i State of Connecticut |gcay 10 tratie. Glastonbury—Portland construction, road {s Portland-—Fast Hampton road is under construction 1d, road s | is open for | Jfford—Un onstruetion, Windser TLocks, construction but is road ts un e torn down —&imhury construction but s under for traffie. | ndon Turn- fon, Lmt {8 detour Hadlyme Open to rwich incom- points on idth of the fempo Norwich under con unimproved Not a single roach, either, escapes this greatest of all ¢ insect Theso pests hreathe it For Brack ret veget strangles ane eseapes. That is tha hea It is a theron s them 21l Ordinary t hest, only 6 ont. traa able in- them, of Brack gh killer. It insectirides [road around a section of the work. | East Lyme—=8hore road, construc- | tion work is under way, Traffic go ing east from Old Lyme will use de- | tour; trafflc going west of Niantie will pass through the work, Colchester—Hebron, Amston rond s under construction. Detour over | unimproved road, Montville—Raymond Hill grading 1s being done, via Dolbeare Hill Road Windham, Windham-North Wina ham road 1{s under construction; | open fo traffic zrah, Norwich-Colchester Road, n belng paved \ith concrete tn village of Fitchville, Trafile go- |ing from Norwich to Colchester will pass through the werk; traffic from Colchester to Norwich will use de- tour as posted Chaplin, Willtmantie-Hampton | road, grading Is belng done. Open to traffic, , New Hartford, Nepaug road 1s under construction. Road will be closed when asphalt is applied. North Canaan Canaan- Norfolk road, sections A and B are | struction. Probable short | at underpass near Canaan. Amenal road s funder (‘oncrete fin- ished traffic, Torrington—Goshen road is under construction. Detour posted. Winchester—Rowley Street, sted is under construction Greenwich—Boston Post Road, | construction on a cut-off near the | New York state line. No delay in traffic Darien-—Boston Post road, ing on gection of road from Swamp to Nash's curve and Saugatuck River bridge to house curve, Slight dela Westport—Shore construction. One- July 24, Milford—Orange and West Haven- Milford turnpike is being widened. No delay to traffic Milford—Shore | Rond, letour posted Norfolk, under ¢ delay Sharon—Sharon- construction One-way Win- grad- Peat from | Light- to traffic. road i3 under vay traffic until road is under ruction. Slight delay to traffic being graded | Westbrook—Boston Pest road 1is under construction on a cut-off. No Branford and North Branford— Road from Branfor dfo North Bran- | ford is under construction. Road | closed while being oiled, cpen at other times. Newtown — Bethel road, shovel grading is under short dctour has been posted. Fairficld — Sherman nacadam construction and shovel grading is under way. * No | dctours are | Kent—Dover road, AN grading is under way on new |tion. No detours are necessary. Roxbury—Rosbury Falls road, macadam construction is completed. No detours are necessary steam nd a road, steam necessary shovel loca- | Redding—-Georgetown road, steam shovel grading and macadam con- struction is under way on new lo | | tion. No detours are necessary. Milford—RBridge street, prep- \ for concrete construction is {under way and a short detour is arati Southbury road, steam | shove mder y but no convenient detours are available, Bastford—lioentx traf- the road ille yoad. of on Proceed with care I Colehester 1 s E e Noriak | under constiuetion. De- 1 Cheshire den on the My road Fram Choshire to Ham- I1dale-New Haven Fuag liquid, effeetive powder an Bofh aro equ for all kin with these thren cxecptions—neser use any liquid on furs; nse the powder to make them wothpronf, Always use the powder fo kill dog fleas avd lice. You will find both the powder the Tiquid to kill fie killers. hant uses for lignid—using mosquitoe er to kil , dog flrs JULY 24, 1925. d “There’s something W vou'll like about trad- i ing ot MICHAEL'S. How Money Talks at Michaels § AM 1 AM NOT on speaking terms with the butchers! 8 iy 1 AM too small to buy a dish of ice cream! I AM NOT large enough to buy a hox of candy! I AM too small to buy a t ticket to the movie! I AM NOT fit for a tip! *The street car ‘company wen't even hear me, BUT— //,"l,-.....-‘\\\ WHEN 1 GO TO MICHAELS any day during their great Jitney Sale X am considered SOME MONEY as first payment down on the finest Diamonds, ‘Watches, Jowelry store this very day and use me, Take me down to their You'll ind them at or Silverware. 354 MAIN ST. Diamond Rings ‘37 Extraord nary Torn your spore into a beautiful values! nlckels Diamond Niamond Ring! 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THE NEW BANK TAKES OVER THIS STORE. | “ NENT WELK SATURDAY IS OUR LAST DAY, } ,(,_.,flx&@@g;imi === § ‘WE HAYE NO STORAGE SPACE FOR OUR MERCHANDISE F 0 R S AL E y We Do Not Want to Carry It Out L NDERWOOD and ROYAL TYPEWRITERS VICTOR ADDING MACHINES COME IN AND TARE IT AWAY *rices Reasonable and Machines ' GUARANTEED No Prices Are Mentioned Here Hat ey WE WANT YOU TO (COME IN New Britain Typewriter Exchange AND MAKE US AN OFFER 96 West Main Street IN OUR STORE SACRIFICED WILLER’S 424 MAIN ST. Opposite East Main EVERYTHING MUST GO— NOTHING RESERVED

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