New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1925, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY. HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST | granted that gasoline prices are too | policy of buying them up, some of probability fs that the oll business ' raliroad hought a good deal of pub- is going to get as much out of the 'lic fll-will. ered hands kin TELBPHONE CALLS Eusiness Offic . 9 and torial Rooms .... 424 aLerthe costit Boms ofithem arel el compolitiontiy teontrollngd the he more there are of them the ' fied warfare in an effort to shake Thie" or Hianieilisavertiatne & el = S press room always open te advertisers nd make just as much the established transportation mon- could sell gasoline | Unfortunately the state law favors |gaged this woek in overhanling® the Menories That Burn-— paper in the vauit in the Siering & Hi n Well, 1 sie they tore { Holmes bulding. He found severnl ' down the tamous. Madison Square papers which should he at depart- | garden." Member of the Assucinted I'ress. lles in the exactions of the produc- | independent lnes, which are glving |ment offices and {urned them over Dl o At ere DI Vot —— But the real meat in the cocoanut | opoly: yet it is to be hoped that the Press 1 exclisivels en- ing companles, and the refail prices ' sarvice where it never existed be-| Osear Bucholz and W. B. Hall of [want them to hold another demo diy e W or rwise hinge in larke measure upon the fore, and which have heen warmly 1} e § ; ; Atted in this p r and local ” shot of Southern New ngland — news published herein. ; son P greeted by the publie through g00d i wpjja Mrs. Hall won the women's' Oh Constancy, Thy Name 1s Man! clared in many states, has been held | patronage, will he able to maintain | honors, By Pt too high; and news from South | their lead. . ity won medals at the rifle | eratic national comention there r Peatre, Jr Member Audit Burean of Circalation, A. B. C. 1 a national organization Dakota the othcr day stated that SITRINEE RN which furnishes newspapers and adver- {1 cio o0 ghie fact the state aga *CRE. tisers with ® strictly honest anatysie of | /7 V! th the state again MANHATTAN'S DECREASF circulation. Our ) statistics | would go into the gasoline business IN POPULATION are based upon tnte audit. This Insures s X : eteetion weainst fraud . newspaper After having been out of it for six| What's this? The population of dstribution figu. es to both natfonal e months, HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY | on the whole, It can be taken for | railrond carried out an unpopular | HATUSArl society, August Kioss, Job "‘ : Cée Slissalya onggiabiosaetibishlon Eppler, and John Grothe: F dhsinn | ride of mercury in one-half cup of ¥ Lingeborg will entertain the / read small g ‘ yread small quantities on small " 43.00 & Year. 5 members of the stute executive comn : pieces of cardboard, and place them ‘ChOS ll F A g 12 000 ‘ e Tyt army of motorists as they can stand | Now the raflroag, threatened with mittee of the Swedish Iepublican Maxsoy s ot e G e Al FTOR ATION ! 0 % Becond Class Mell Matter, aptain Cotter's horse, Short tions has something to do with it. small towns, evidently plans to g0 won a seven-heat race ut Worcest. v a from to eat, ' from 12,000 applicant danci All of them have to be maintained, through' another period of Intensi- |vesterday, atoning for a bad start Ly G8 WaalthetalalirinetottIndlana applicanta a dancing, question of fact or intormation by Biloxl bay on the Gult coast of | Of poor Behemian parents Mary ¢riting 1o The Quostion Editor New | MISsIssippl. whence they removed 10| Louise Spas, 16 vears old has be- wvice cannot be given, nor can ex- | related to the Choctaws, but fn|Mr Browning advertised three tended research be undertaken, Al | 1856 & few famllies were discofered | weeks ago i ‘ Ve held a little chat Q. From where does the expres- furn for love and affection of her soclety, A, Schwavderer, A. Schick, | : water and add one halt eup of flour. Tic, & Month. to pay; and the getting scems to ba | motor bus competition of a kind |clubs this evening. The locals mem- i 7 B piloietafare FAnatnerimetnod laity Be Adomed I T z | vere a crime vinning the last heats, He placed as W buck, assuring ¢ blue-eyed cinderella with flaxen Britain Herald, Washington Buregu, l-ouisiana probably early in the come the adopted daughter of Ed- other questions will receive @ per- (I Louisina still spealghg thelr| Mary Wil he the playmate of an- actsand afl(‘les As men will do whene'er they meet; lsion “Reauty and the Deast’” come? (new father she is to receive her pick We talked of this and that How m s schol- | A, From & story first told in|of motor cars. an initial wardrobe New Britain Herald are more likely to operate in larg-[lines were first established, In fhh!\'n-h-n.&: Leimsieder lodge, D, Dehin ‘ Q. How can one rid a room of er cities than in the small ones. But | case of the trolleys the New Haven |Sf A. Hafner, and A. Heldenblach; | 4 crickets? i[ KY IR HA i ‘nnm -E" y Excepted) | high considering the quantity pro- | them at ridiculously high prices. jand F. Kuntae; Schewitzer societs Stir well until it torms a paste. Cut t Herald Bldg. 67 Church 8tceet | duced in this country this year, The | Along with the trolley cars, the B. Branderberg. B. Cansellarini, und un X into small pleces the skin of a Jemii 3 Well, Polks, Vacation's Oyer! pratty good fust at this time, that threatens to glve fmproved |DeYS Are Johu B Brink and Mr. | e c Ve poison with arsenic small pleces of | carrots, rsnips or potatoes and | 1o 5 “Biloxi" tribe? Mary Plel 5 h X ey : W sur havh Ono - EOrREOLS \n L ary Pickford curls looked forward .Tv‘y\“"nm LOUS ‘l“"‘ '””h"l: x«n" ina it Lt QUESTIONS ANSWERED \. There was g small tribe by |today to a paradise far beyond the 1322 New York avenue, Washington, | “/Eliteenth century. ¥rom their geo- | ward A. Browning milllonaite real- 0. C., enclosing (wo cents In stamps | 8¥aphic position and alliances It tor. Khe Is the girl with the kind dis- sonal reply, Unsigned requests can- | language, and it was demonstrated [other foster child, Dorothy Sunshine not be answer rs are that it is a detached dialect of the|Browning, § who was lifted into the BY ROBERT QUILL I don’t know how it ne bout * p in the s and un- Staparola's “Placevoli notti” (1550) ¢ 40 or 50 frocks, the run of town and Paul Leist hanana and mix well with the paste, g BUBSCRIPTION RATES Wutered at the Post Office at New Brita’n | Tha Jarge total of gasoline sta- ' service between a multitude of borg. place them about for the crickets New York, Ang 5 (#—Pioked overly busy. Half the stations. bus business as much as possible.| ity Clerk Thompeon has Leen en You can get an answer to apy 'Dat name originally residing about yeaim of fairy tales, for reply. Medical, legal and marital | ¥ long assumed that they were |position and sunny smile for whom s T met old Henry Cook toduy; confldential.— I great Slouan stock. Jap of Inxury six years ago, In re- as men often do vhat i is it given of a self-sacrificing daughter who |country estates with swimming pools Joca) suvertiscrs New York city is less than 6,000~ o Ut Glete Qi S A. The stipend of a Rhodes | accepts the addresses of a beast, |and roof gardens, entree into homes If an investigation by the Common | 400, and the horough ot Manhattan | SRR ;"“ said they were some cr cholarship is normally thres hun- |and later falls fn love wifh him be- | of the elite, and an education in the Couneil can reduce the price in this | decreasing in humans thereon? And e a CEE e 2 ired pounds i, but at present |eavse of his kindness, This breaks |most fashiongble of girls' finishing B id he eard the other dny S hor : t Hotaling's Stand Times | City r merry galaxy of motorists | yet the “unofficial estimates™ of New e public is neutral in a coal @ was quite a bunch : The Heraid fe ou tn_New sunds additional | the spell and he regains his human scheols, Bquare; Bchultz's News Stand. Entrance i pu e obliged r rik f is given. A olarship is tenable | form. There are two French ver-| “Why, T love my daddy now Grand Central, 42nd rtreet. | York and Washington census an- strike. Tt cusses both sidgs Of women at some hen adfair, fqr three years, subject to the ap- |slons of the story, and numerous|she said, caressing Mr. Browning LEIRE ol e | thorities may be correct. T A tea, a ridge, og lunch, proval of : ‘m was hard parting from my real | Well, if Darwin is right the sur- And that they took a vote to see Hlek it cente. but T was promised T could 2 TCH THE Y S | he bl S hasibel < LB i & 1 ¢ vhich the | parents, but T was promis C THI. CITY'S RECORD WATCH THE \fll NbsTf‘"fl | The blg city has been losing hun- | (j\ovs at Dayton are the fittest, If life they could live o'er, Lolarshi gned to cach . 1t is from an old Indian word |[s°e them often. My father and moth- IN BUILDING AT WILLOW BROOK dreds of thousands of people to the aitili R e b Y lited States. As the | meaning “Cem of the Hills" [REg R e e The offic o {Bnals The annual fleld and track meet | suburbs, while decreased immigra- | You get what is coming to yoi | j wble for three! @, Can you glve a good recipe|would have more advantages and I vs and girls at Memorial field | tlon likewise 15 a factor. The real | The ! e eh b0 Ry ; ik one year out of for pickled onions? [RAsneY: " T shonid 10 9 g a any RS, shonl in Willow Brook park today is an | estate Interests on the built-up Jo e there will A. Select small white onfons for| “I want many thir ) like to go to college. Hiking and toe i | \didate to be elig- | pickling. Lay the StronE brina | like tolgo I event regarding which the city can | island, however, will not greet the | Discretion hy any ofhs Arpad s e ato (o be elig- | pirkling, Loy them In strong brine | e fo E2 10 FERCRE ol B rl By B eitizen of the United | for four or five days. Drain and put | 1ancing m ove tc 3 ave B <N ve und uniaried. He must have | them into a fresh supply of brine, |love to danc I love bocks. T lo¥ uild indicates what property ov the participating youth of the city , The more people there are packed nineteenth and not have | broiling hot. Cook for five minutes, | MUsic A build indicates what § ty own- participating ¥ v | i e Ete ot inealn Lrandgnof ey lilng hot. Co L2 5 L Mr. Browning aid his plana for ere think of the future of thelr com. an apportunity to indulge in a fine [on the island the more valuable be- | 1o oo pen o ! bt (beniy ifth birthday, He | Drain again and pack onions fn| Mr Browmne €500 A5 WA o ¢ ; o | y, B § HONENON SIOREAL UK have completed at leas Bt darsiand peur oven them! seald= s ne h finite, munity—a future that they by their time—weather —permitting—but it | comes realty. | that the tariff has been take wives, \phomore yeatiat y")n'J\ ‘.‘f,;mh,") :.:T -‘\’.-'n}”fn}: :Ir ;'-‘« ;;rll‘w‘v =r‘1n‘d‘ For the present T am going to actions great i - will also glve parents an opportuni-| The day may not be far distant of polit The skinny and the tat Erfe koaniing Universily or col nva"‘vnm are s.wy‘lnr before using |Make her happy.” he daclared. JAbe tv 1o becoms acquainted with the When most of Manhattan will be Nor would the men dise / ited States tHem, an have anything my money can ‘ ; : buy, I'm going to introduce her to selyes 2 - " friends that she may become assli- 6, SuDIectL ORTRAT S0z 0 . mated to soclety. Tafer sha will join the nomina-| A. This phrase goes back to the f : , u ' Take, Vt.” Jilities. | there are other things to worry You've got a I i aiis g ¢ sl s buiieg cend. | tal Lake. e i e Y i 3 ance be sel by | concerning short weight in bread. |\ Rl te are Marfe and qu considered by the state | provision that an extra piece of s mmittee in the final selection are bread: be give e e 3 a 1en s 2 e virtually eve are all children; the park green vard Beer selling in New Britain, ae- i wealth when she was a year old. As permitted, and es of dwell- ' and playing ficlds a wise for cording to the police records and y,i voy get a little tired of thelr | .o .. o0 and well- dership (2) liter | Consequently twelve pieces of bread, | |01 't gond her through 2 years < but a use of all All citizens, especially the news reports, scems to be not sume old stories. . ability and at- with one extra piece fa prevent fn- o o) (o0l give her a few plano Lusiness (he parents of the younger gencra- entirely a lost art, exclusive of the —— o DA I e sasi o e 3 ical vigor as sufiiclent weight, came to be known | . 0q soend some time at a structures i srarent. And | tlon, shoud make it a point to visit quality of the beverage disposed of i 3 : for leaving their homs: town, and adjectives arve used in the writeup the coliege ot Uxtord of | Enclish adaptations scholar is a member, Two | . What does Idaho mean? building operations i is gratifying to all i s The fact that no city in t ¢ showing well be proud. Not only will it give | tidings with joyous acclammation. | wduldn't change the temperature of The man she got — which p | the feet. that men Peoj a city 1 tor b f \itates to | endearing itself to the hearts of citl- v resident population. But suc city's new park, which is so rapidly | giyen over to business, with scarcely i} " ok oltinn gress is taking ZeN as a center of athletic possi- | result will take time and meantime - f Nowadays Sritain is such a city. M nly are apart- the park are for the benefit of | hown 1 onldoor sports | familiarly as the “baker's dozen” [\ 1t qiool, Spas Is superintendent g and in way Participation of a downtown offica hmilding. Adop- ey er. the nest fow the park, not once but often, and o the thirsty population. But whils were signed yesterday. T O b T os I tas e s of a party. S and m fion pape S <o frel young again while watching the the police are endeavoring to get e not leaving " EIIOPE, BUT RE[URN Mary read Mr. Browning's adver- inter n air and athletic many 1 5 f voungsters have a good time. The samples, make analyses of the con- The conservative driver 15 com- Foriodilibeasl tion for s scholar, but ex- }Olghmm\' and walked five miles from paratively safe if he has a good Little Peggy came home from the H E | | her home to his office two days aft- ar bumper. PR i S el equal importance ; "7 lor applications were opened. Mr. stoffi wearty St wiul 0, Wl 18 the occasion of the s | Prowning interviewed thousands of New Rritain Couple Planned Cere- |applicants since she visited him, but is porm on the old American [none caught his farcy as did she. Triga Constitution called *Q1d mony in Ansonia, But Circum- | ghe is the third child adopted by Tronsides " ) 3 | the millionaire, The second, Marjorie 5 stances Forced a Change. Glorla, ix with Mrs. Browning, from whom he obtained a divorce last year in Paris. committee of ) What is meant by "a baker's 5 my other danghter in camp at Crys- must in | time when there was much dificulty " The playgrounds which are a part | about e o university. The The city of London made special | MATE® PUENC BF VT rhay 0l friends are best, of course; v manhood, force of that there would be no difficulty. [ % (14" hijq the savings were known branches of human fam- The smaller the town, the more ccptional istinction is not ing mer \thietic tournament today — azain ' tents of bottles, and likewise make is nol The f . weather permitting—will be a good arrests and thus contribute to the | R writing, by Oliver Wendel Slmes, it . ol i ndell Holmes, her mother. “Oh, Mother, fact & Ey stupid!"” answerad ¢ E satisfa f 3 CONVERSATION e ihe R eriio| SlviC gRansY \ a proposal was ma J ¢ e : > % & . Marjorie's birthday present away 1 whic i Etah ta How are things The city of New Haven is gradu- | have no “rights” in China are o4 (alling her what day mine the old ship, I'his Comiplications brought on by the centage time to start the habit. police court profits, it might be well | \pandoned farm houses are with A ————— e to discover the source, {f that is us yet, but they are called tea rooms worthy 4 AN EPOCH-MAKING deemed desirable, now e Rrowing ; Ihat in effect might have been dispesal plant, thercby eliminating may 1 nor of the conversation be- the dumping of sewcrage into Long many ot 1 . following down in Tllinois. Pretty cold up ' ally secing a great light. Among | Switzerland and China e e ok woused 1ch indignation in Bos- aws of Connecticut made the mat- | 2 you g people Born That Way nE city somewhat difficult last evening, | RISE and evolution late G o about the countrr. The effect was| The original pians called for an |Rumors ofeSuch a Flan Have Been ths war, 18 p parfec- here; plenty of fcei it it's hot down | the improvements suggested by is o oET - oo o e RenBen b e sl entiEssiat Miguslag A\:ut‘ b : : i ; As a rule, corvictions are wha " . harlestown navy vard, the vessel and Miss Florence E. Miller of znsmAMOND MONOPO[Y HAS tion an ctive man- your way please accept sympathy. | mayor, to be paid for by a bond e lig it ; S S | DI | ey onstruction®of \. are comfortable, thanks. Give ' issues, is an improved sewer disposal | who have them. Aeehisloina wilhioy oAt Hotmes, (hen a stripling of sixteen; |but with the aid of an obliging city susfici . modate s some more radio entertainment.” | system. 1f this includes a sewer — S e gave voice in his spirited poem, clerk and a justice of the peace | Science won't mal il G diaian e cap Whith was first published in a Bos- (ney finally succeeded in their efforts e N way while religion 1 g 1 see so many of them Sing ton newspaper, and then clrculated |{o become man and wite. near f S t en members of the MacMillan Island Sound, other residents of this P s0 great that the proposal was elopement, 50 the young folks Heard For More Than a that becor ; Arctic expedition and an Illinois section of Connecticut will be dis- | Salesmanship Guae Wrong! “quietly slipped away” and went to amount i radio station yesterday—and though posed to venture a hearty “Amen.” z 1 can see that you are a woman tishism Ansonia. Here they found that it | Year Past alt thor t include the : of culture,” said the book canvasse fetish is simply some ma- was neceseary to wait five days for | IR 2 : pusersation dldineEinciuds i L L S e e o oWl it ey lwers Wonorasio M liondon PA NG PR i Rrenottiof jofilndiana ool S0 nolce 3 “Your eyes must be on the Lum!" | super ral power is supposed to dents of that eity. |the formation of a new \lmmn.;\e who has decreed that autoists caus- retorted the unappreciative 1. W. |dwell. As a form of worship it rep-| The city clerk in Ansonia tcle- syndicats has caused o 5]1]:‘\;‘:, “I'm a woman of a sents the lowest type of idolatry. |phoned City Clerk A. L. Thompson [among those interested in the dla- i —Mr . The fetish worshiper puts a spirit |of New Brifain and the latter agreed [mond trade, the possibility of soms — info eversthing hoe can ses, hear, |t keep his office open last evening [such development having Deen ru- A O ‘ Wally the Mystic fonch, taste, smell or imagine. This until they returned. The elopers |mored from time to time since early araleill . % : MacMillan expedition | gy o hody of their victim, doubt- | PUSY ik abe e 1506 of morkhip cxists ameng many |came back to New Britatn, recelved [In the year, when thera was a e s o North Pole it il DE oeq peljoves this ordeal will be even | giyy), the « On points of faith or management Savage tribes slon of a their license without difficulty from | breakaway from tho former dm.rr:imwd ‘ iy ; Which may raised an argu. | fetish is suppoed to give the owner Colonel Thompson, and, in the ab- |pool and the handling of the producs ment « in * over some spirit or sence of their regular pastor, Rev, |tion of the v:-n#n"lda‘f“\v diamond Or fostered doubt, feel free to write demon. The L in other words, |Samuel Sutcliffe, rector of St. Mark's | mines of South and West Africa NrTleE s EIETHIED A TS il | To Wally, who will set right. acts as a & of charm worn or | Episcopal church, decided to waste | passed to the Anglo-American Cor- < ho was Tiiece afe compsisidons Sellh s e carried on fhe hody and protecting no more time, 5o called upon Attor- | poration of South Africa S this| John Maynard Keynes, who was huniing for the man who stole your |\ o from evil Influcnees and disense. ney David L. Nair, who, acting fn) Complete and apparently pre-ar- economic adviser to the British | car you need no longer hunt park- e Sl i Ll e e s e TS i O MY Dt ielogsilon to}heRVerzaliiss Bpeace S el How to make hubby come acre thonia and how is it ruled? ‘”(‘;v, performed the ceremony. The wed- [ maintained respecting the reported conference, fandithis (amats e ithop s at I've even tried the rolling pin larze is it? ’ ding took place at the Nair resi- | new combination in all quarters THAT THREATENED It isn't a 3 i e S denece at 367 South Main street which alone are likely to be aware of a sterling volume on the econ- it yses ons i Please maks stions. A. Esthonia s one of the 2 el AN INQUIRY « paper yesterday disclos ; o t s 4 Neline Ronel o Bine S : i Announcement that control of the omie nature of the peace settlement | director's iy e e g 5 3 Hair Pin. - pire in the Baltie reglon. 1t is an Woodsman Robhed hy world output of diamonds, long held i ng a prognostication of Edward 4 ; ono. | meN. which contained forecasts of econo My Dear Hafr 2l T ¢, aud is ruled ! mic trouble which was borne out by | qui oo, . 5 Tolln very name! by stals assemblyiat 100 wemuers| Woman Aided by’ a Dog;under ianfacraement 2 "‘,‘n princly lopments oved T Shows you're an antiquated dame. ted ihrde years, The statc| Poitland, Me, Aug, 5 (F—Robbed |Pal produccrs by tie De Beerseyn: e developments, pr who think 2 S R e dicate of South Africa, would pass more difficulty 0T ¢ a human being by marrying | bands d ‘ho When you want somcthing, simply |head and cabinet ministers exercise 'of $70 by a woman, and a dog, was | 21 : A SO Ay Tepions)|LLnsalt 8 Y el . ry; esecutive powers. The capital s storsianniRo okl oo SORERIVRSSIER SR S ing & dancer. s Ioats nielt the Lavdert-henrted Ruys | Talllan: (Reval) The arca Is 16,955 |mean, told ‘the polce today, | Reo(mada by Lee Relehman, @ head) fo traversing bands do is W Reich Brothers, leading Ameri- —— GG square miles and the population 1.- |Sponding fo a sign, “Lodgers Want. | Reichman 1 iy ,f Sty The Modern Application 110,538 ed.’ he negotiated with a woman for | 620 diamond importers, at ! o2 0L Dear Wally ). What is the legend in regard |a room and pullefl out his roll to |Vesterds He added that the new : i &1 i Adam, so (hey fo ) 5 ST rm pay in advance. She snatched the |Syndicate wonld assume control De- a special in- | won't look a : comber 31, 1925, when the De Reers uge dcan iy fell nd is an old Celtic money, he said, and when he at- hug 3 (Protected by i ; ! i . 5 greeme ed. The new - creased tax upon beverage may Do you b tale like that? - I e ot ol ctriay Al ok lie ape | e rcomentBexnired SRIINS Enewicon trol would include the Barnato ically when the Yours very truly, rerald Tsle s originally alto- [upon him and sank its teeth into | icz 3 - ¥ 4 el » Colony, the Dunkels tish- R. U. Fatt » submerged, exce L e ey o | fields of Cap : e Btk oL v subm I except during his leg ratreated, A torn dtmb|ERE B R ithe y periods, every seventh year. | attested his story. | : : Morgan Interests in New Yerk s much for the | Wjlkes-It Pa., A ships to fr i (vd statements, it was just as| o ticular 1ships ting and moreoyer exac f hor ¥ making event in the annals og 1ha deaths of others as a result latior 5 Jouhted that of reckless driving will be forced to Any orator is & man who waxes morgue | enthusiastic about your duty fo get itato enter o kA, worse than riding with phantom | loudly if it cussion of the location with some America’s Death at the wheel, you become so accustomed to reading of g feat may not get the at- it deserves. The future, how will be full of surprises. The r's opinion airships subgequent The plan to make British beet | correct this will travel time the fsland appear e vt o 25 Vears Ago Today |*"™ "™ n the radio would have Ame ans | death toll the Dorrar FMichael or old to what The Master's Voice surface of the water n and beautiful and 1y bold people at- 1ild houses and remain upon i always, after the bricf periods, the lovely green island was swallowed np by the sea again and sappeared for another seven year: Steel and Coal Barons In Ruhr Plan Layoffs | s i o0 || The HARVEY various industrial centers in the | Ruhr indicate that steel works ,mfi‘l e L I EWIS Co. sale dismissals of workers during Qbservation e e || 5 West Main Street ment of air 1 : : 1 d ippeared a heavenly apparition, and The reports have come from such | o Ry 1w 1 be SSa On Tbe Weflt’ler - 2 1 A it was declared to all that the isl- | places as Hamborn, Hattigen, Glad- | New Britain, Conn. and could scried from the sea | beck and Wattensoheid | OPTICIANS 5 5 3 Inventions Wanted only by pl fron in _— - m travel compared mping 2 for the movie fan who its heart tl xt time it appearcd he movements of all the ocean | nparison : . & . P it that time sacred a d Tuek- | dally to Lioyd's, the Londen insur- ' t br metal. When the island ap- | ance firm pear above the' water the next qrl Euny time, a bold and daring adventurer TRANSPORT MONOPOLY = S L t T proceeded upon it and buried his| S THREATENED sword in its heart. The spell was | The island was not swal- THCRE AIN'T NO SUCH ANIMAL waves again, but set- the rustic who saw a girafte at the circus for the first time, That's ¢ fortablyd unon the g_incredulit a lengt! northeast LT But—how many things do you know that are not sn? Jitior e sea and there it has _Dou you beleive fn the hoop snake? Have you been toid that a cat N g ever since. Because of will Kill a baby by “sucking its breath,” Are you sure a that a drowning cadow 1 has changed 5 i erons ays rises three times? Do v¥ou think monkeys search for fleas sland to be y o So, many peopl ck the garbaee | past 24 hours, - g g 5 : Sk 4 came to b in each other's fur? Have vou been that it's dangerous to drink teo much Rt it hanlotarr o ness Linravaiial g i and or Ireland. water in hot weather? Do vou think that cats can see in the dark; ¢ development history, whi warmer se and many other Interesting bellefs, mvths, fables and com- sensible to buy a plano™ n pted fallacies are cxpiained in our Washington Bureaws mew — Lester Rock T AND FANCY. Fill out the i batow and mail as no uncommon thing to find CLIP COUPUN HERE, .0 0eeconsssoncassancess papers . p AND FANCY EDITOR, Washington Bureau. New Britaln Herald. th typographical errors 1322 New York Avenue, Wa shington, D. ¢ hem are often guilty. of by of the bullettn, FACT AND FANCY and enclose here- e un. P stamps, or coin, for same newspaper mad Iy, when it NAMB announced a he regular ds of Wisdom g of St. Jehn's guild vigwed: “Oh d v on Tuesday CITY v vanivcdoreidicestavannsss - BTATE 3 N T am a reader of the New Britain sottled weath glars took my lovely radic . Repfoduction trustified oil producers, and such oly si change in temperature. Newlywed: “I told you it would orbidden), 2 {