New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1925, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1925. deserted, but thers are fewer peo-| The radio party in Chicago who heard ‘an Esquimax concert over the New Britain Herald| ple promenading ALD PUBLISHING COMPANY | was upon them than the ; ; FactsandFancies |G gy, BY BUBERT QUILLEN ihe case when clty had|air at least realized there is music But the h -"M the an ever, | pe much less population world fust as good as that sued Dally (Sunday Excepted) At Herald Bldg. §1 Church Btrest cater use rformed by the Chinese, ways are In greater u: rmed by beginning the and the whirr of trafc along the | ity laws, Tha who main streets s well-nigh continuous | at night, the |a few professor of human ecology SUBSCRIPTION RATES §5.00 & Year, $2.00 Thre 3 there from early morning to late foratold that sands but in the course of leaye town by decades only unmarried men blg the nafl Mouth 76c. ® Month, people and women will 1} hit all are glad to get & in the ck. Whe Y ot feel sted” You has the | hes them avidently on tered at the Post Office at New Britain frer egira on 1 with a s Becond Clams Mall Matter, Wi herie another hammer made in of rest question. | Britain at least have that —_— TELEPHONE CA tness Office Editorial Rooms . sla And he was quite right in this from the *“mar- i mising that when the IRISH oceurs, Licking CRREAKING 1 tired business men DEMOCRATS M. 1setts ofitable advertising med n City. Clrculation boo press room always open to advertl ried commun! in the suburbs ¢ to the speclalized William Massac Butler, Republican friend scnator from amusement eenters in search of di of tl national version, Some em Member of the Associated Press. chalrman, the Associated Press |+ exclusively en- | pr d to th: use for re-publication of news crediied to It or vot otherwise credited n this paper and a loca) news published heveln. personal and 1 to In order to improve hegur ) sty wdll Member Andit Burean ot Circulation. i they part The A, B. C. lie iniMansachuseting, o A ant which furnishes newspape greater speed and tisers with s strictly ho circulation, Our clreu are based upon thie au This ‘neures protection alnst fraud |n newspaper distribution e to both rational and | local edv that already. dent s campaign ¥ ager, wants to stay fn the Se With a new eft i clectrie clovator in the | lend | indefnite hall building, taxpayers k) a g taxpayer » escorted to the place whe with their meney with certainty, T the Y in breaking up” result, however, will be ahout the etatistics arty same, S Jan would be a fair and Is statie or plan would i The 17-year-old Ohlo youth who |8 8tatio or \ate political effort. We imag- | murdered an autoist who gave him ver, that under or . mhe AHaralalia) onlealel aaily a ride in Missouri, is the son of a York Hotaling's New Stand, Bquare; Bchultz's News Stand. Grand Central, 42nd street, In New Timee Entrance policeman. This tract naturally will at- rest the citizen ot Irish extrac- tion in the Republican party. But| . ! times perhaps have changed. There A GORY ATTERMATH | at difference the Ku | OF CHAPMAN TRIAL nearly as much attention he the son of a minister. LA T The agitation for uniform sizes of indulged in wles Berlin, of an officlal gov- e kianoa ke: and the Re- Th ix Klan can make; and the Re«| o ojon0, Byiinosti| o mhe ican politicians, heing better seem to ol | against some sizes | master C of may yet S0 gr the ernmental ukase political technicians than the Demo- | politiclans, may it the Hartford |take a hetter advantage of changing A better reach point testified | cratic be able to| It only tl of envelopes. o hat e | In the old days when | office was not not only was no complaint "\-‘,v S WILLING TO LISTEN The polltical stagermliline mounts sizes of envelopes but the post- he murder of Hance | in 1026; | Ofices stamped the hour of arrival 926; | 1rrn the back of all incoming letters, with epirited drama ay added an- |, and may algo be tragedy, comedy even Thirty be elected the & Chapman- farce. Jur gena- cord and sliould But those were days when the postoffice was proud of speed. tors will that year. of a nation to re- A great many senators who will up will ook around for something substantial to tle to. They will be pleased to tle Presldent with a “support that s helptul. nly apprehend this be for ree o U AL Miss Harrison, Miss Sion and Miss e From s no good to | Ederle, the trio of women swim e and wccompanied re- enaelt mers who have ambitions to swim up to the |across the English channcl, at lecast thought adv Political writers This great d In the| slesang it | prove that women have that quality ss and il G of stick-to-it-lyeness that ultimately say Mt certalnly | gotg aeross — it not by swimming | then at least b been s at most . & & gives to the President a That wae es connect- o ¥ chance make headway In | One of these will be entry into the World X to symposium of read modern g Senate with his policies. conditions given out by the mator steadily more | | vehicle department evidently takes Court, and the next mess of the ccording to no account of rainy weather doul War they World And it aware of it they proba tarted rest of the world had DECREASED AT POPULATION WEEK-END itain me visit Newark Jow displays ¥ in a bus. Another little make the railroad mana official 5 Missing Documents Found Telling o he Highland division en railroad has heer 25 Vears Ago Today JUDGE SNARE SI'EEDERS LORD GLENCONAER F Qébservation On The Weather Day of " in these sect after breakfast —Answers Maxson High Our Own Strung HALL JUDELL Know How 1t Ts, Folks! ppier, Infant-ry sulations ent Wi Small Minded Things Drill §213334 —THE OBSERVER— Makes Random Observations 1 On the City and Its People tritiiadseessn e sattey the hi known station lared by ud ab St h i s e New, tin as the was | ¢ the 18 nest In the favora §0 new station ke a construc- er a long we mpures with some others ooden W 1EIIINSIIIIIIISIIIINISANNIIISAIISIIANALAININNILNC | architectural Britain Railroad com- — and have i ten feet office tion of n the the o N. extensive “connections,” but led a postscript that such eon- nections can be noted in posters at the stations. The Observer, ever obscrving for t | the benefit of those fortu 2 S 3 lias dlscove s threatens his watch wnd is slowly turning rk (looking at into . AS is case, our Telephone operator Bitas. (n Man (looking at lot 50); * this menace is of tree Good stnuts which were men wearing knee powdered wigs are way for stores sell- wearing knee and powdered faces. Nat- but a of its The {dea seems to be trees with tall offic v do give more ches and ing to make flappers ly stopped, and all re becan 1 ary the lved shadow for nig Gl o la _sco1 seetion ts creeping s growing ts are being red signs signifying Another Lateh of led to the ading o SOE “I'he Youth's Companion.' leed, F not by t the now say when e tagged bee It is getting out to car all he aut of the the Back in 1886, when ilroad station was bu there were two he city, the N and Hartfor latter no long rest of been old dirt roads are giving t, brick, or oles in the in the pave- rous. In an- works departa e up filling n cut down the required consi hought and study tt The railroads were some of them ing wer ets of aspl the Whil hrough ceotion portant rture fr nd far Central park. Willle Plant,. Ugo v champion long- uld be hard put home to work. moves into a competi- sets up people who e move out anoth ack to natu The only pretty soon ther re to get back to. rimeval is now from wag gnod train service erhaps as good as that ex-|tq it today. At le o horde of a s to take traflic, and people wheels they perforce had rigerio, ritain and nearby distance from ast, there trolley cs away f took 10 to go on the the really mil E moveme trouble the “steam ca In t] March Observer of railroad a York rtised its 1 ew Brifaln 18586, gland Ligh L] were n v the of tal For Hartford last at & p. m e eight 10 p. m. n the following LN and | it has be nehes, me while more a tenement m {s anti- trees for en trains A robahly Grat ns a day, es “connec whirg quickes from ono will o another, fewe and Fishkill & HOR Landin RR. Junction with the N. trian runs into a roads to Plain artford and Rerlin are so with antomobiles that we'd airplane if was any left landing fielta The ¢k 1w for of trafic, but handlebars will And no how- e one much that ¥s husy, telegraph quenty that a letter would hefore your hlank reaches tha top of the pile on the operator's tures stan ville, hlocked by yoom D. & N. R b vsters with the N. Y. 1, and the Harlem R ith the cille with nd the rhury with an thers and ow of the have to be legged man 1o will be al with Northampton R lephone so recticut West- | aprjve then a host of other *‘con- out the st v Haven following Movie-goers demand new pic- i that all possible themes have heen exhausted, whil | the best vandeville acts are the old ave New | favorites wh always different Radio, the great hoon to humanit keeps one half the world awake trying to get station KXX and the other half awake trying to drown | out the noise. G N Trains leave New | £ you for Hartford, Springfield, | clvilization is Albany North, ac-|name of that 1 trains — six in num- | tion so often Iver timetable Going South — Trains 1 for New Haven accommodation o are RBritain and N York, train — six in number Fixpress trains at 12 p. m 27 a. m. and dear men: readers, that and the menace 18 — civiliza- Britain Rosto commodati Britain ~— nine trains. | | ADS FOR YOUR WANTS ANNOUNCING BUS SERVICE TO NEW YORK Leave Hotel Burritt, Due Hotel Martinique, New Britain, 8:20 a, m, New York, 1:45 p. m. RETURNING Leave Hotel Martinique, Due Hotel Burritt, 2nd St. and Broadway, Ed 55 New York, 4:00 p. m. New Britain, 9:30 p. m. Daylight Saving Time Fare $3.50 One Way PIERCE-ARROW DE LUXE MOTOR COACHES For information and tickets, call HOTEL BURRITT, 67 W. MAIN ST., TEL. 3310 MORTENSEN'S DE LUXE COACH LINES ere are Mp 1n the Metho- to know how nswered m