New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1925, Page 6

be too soon yet a definite assur- islonally would may tant to expect impor- New Britain Herald| HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY change | ance or promise o | instill at least temporary satisface tion while admire self-cvident railroad's tesued Da Therefor At Herald E (Sunday Excepted) hid, 61 Church Street | .., progress of appreciate the finances BUBS 45,00 & Ye (} 'RIFFION RATES and such other improvements as o [ have been made, we would also ap- | Three Montha, Tbc, & Month, | preciate an occasionu! effort to let | w Britain — one of the most im« the Post Office at New Britaln Cinae Mall Matter, 4a as Becond Eale portant transport production cities | te agement In an effective manner in the s = hear from the man- | T Fusiners Editorial PHONE CALLS o Rooms , OUR GOVERNOR TARES TO AN AIRPLANE Governor Trumbull apparently The only profy In the C Dress room alwayn vertial ation books ) pep to advertisers a8 been affected with the airplane microbe from having come into fre- b quent contact with Senator Bing- Member of the Assoeited Press. clated tied to th all news cre credited | news ham; at least, this may explain his | B ra-pubiication of and also local | Pross use for 1isd to this paper tshed hevein. plan fo have a private alrplane for scooting about the state and filling appointments without being bother- | the | | in the automobile furnished by the| | — e1 hy slower process of riding | Member Audit Burean of Clrculation. The 4. B. C. W s whish furnishes t with & F eirevlation. Our are based ur protection a Aistribtion figuies to both local advertisera, nations) organization spapers and ad onest annlvels of This \nsures commonwenlth The governor this the | hecomes | atietice state executive in the United States to airs | his | gove n nawapaper rely upon an national and | plane abont official | ernor New | Timee Entrance to get to perform the between | dutles. Of courge, also intends and plane and will to ride Hartford have a landing field near his home. The The Herald s on sio dally York at Hotaling's New Stand. Bquare: Bchultz's News Stand. Grand Central, 42n4 street, | o Plainville in his air- neat little —— s time may come when the “BOILER DEFECTIVE," THAT'S ALL tion of the hoil ed patched government will find it’ neces. sary to provide an airdome in Hart- An inspe steamer Mack ford to accommodate the airplanes of st representatives and sena- was defective and } What the derstand | tors, The example of be followed himself. the governor over. pu cannot un- ekt with advantaze wh situation the inspection by Mr. Roraback was allowed fo Bureau belleved in in business” ‘h exist first =il GOVERNORS' CONF ON ANTHRACITE New Englandg in FNCE less government nd really ot like and A 1id n k When governors Boston 260 rritate the b amners by ford- oRci : e meet this week to con- Ways and means to help the | public if the threaténed coal strike materializes the old stimulating the use ing them to I craft seas B resulted that tion publie. terrihle calamify that has question of of substitutes for anthracite will be debated We told that, greater A. - territorially i#v-':wkmc - dors not use anthrasite, and that New turnshes all ntoof needed ey in the inspee wetrayal of the have been upon fnnum- | erable e occasions part of the U. § NEW HAVEN'S FARNINGS STEADILY INCREAST spit rtised England and the east talso could get along without it n and bus competi- All of which may be quife true, ! but it is hard to | tian yetition, low com- reak a custom nf’ standing the muting rates and all the ofher real such long ite wid i g the as use of | anthra imaginary heset coal Haven for We domestic heat- railroad, earnings con domesti B ing purposes. imagine the an- thracite eoal interests are | Breatly concerned regarding a pos- | sibte in New England custom of demanding hard coal The surplius rarnings of the ok Com DAy expected to he aroun T s ng th use of bituminous coal the for bitnminous ven months even the kind 2t create o around 33, that at least ! emoke and soof which com- would change the appearance of New surplus onr England communities in There would be more smoke in the alr through- ont seven ways than one ew Haven the winte time, and there fewer honses painted that white earning a month than il g delectahle which 80 distin- | of ven months last P the homey appearance N | would Enzland. A property owner his year hrought 1p to 2,998,650 the searcely care to have honse arnings for first ons neighhors It 15 of nsed soft coal as a his paint is year amount fuel earnings | "' ide anyone i would he contrary fo cconomy, as white long is hituminons smoke near at n people as Arnings | 10PSN't stay white very when thers what they 1and he we h Rt e hang the west, wh Rl 35t atshare ke white-painted houges well anywhere ¢ there are com- paratively few houses painted white, prevailing color scheme going such as hrown, rnors are infent upon o ting the people to use avail- substitutes for anthracite West =1h the and 1 proper. rates from Virginia heen reduced to help along the What difference will the lowere rafes make remains to One reason for the failure substifutes in New g- at the cost has not [ will be successful in all its | assuredly lead to ’thmd ! American army and navy | debt | quently painted white if the contigu- | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1925. e e way. The long already setting in, and a combina- polar nights are tion of night and fog, not overlook- ing the terribly cold atmosphere, | even forms an cnemy that with the aid of aivplanes and aston- man | Ishing preparations, cannot yet de- feat, The explorers can time may come when laugh at such im-| impedimenta, but that time has un|1 yet arrived, Happily, however, the expadition will not be hereft of the opportunity | te make scientifie explorations clos- or to the base at Ftah, Those should prove more a exploring régions closer to the pole, es- peeially at this time even valuable from | practical standpoint | the than And it 18 prob- {able that the experlences gained in flying In the from this base will he of much practical bene- fit when the time is regarded more propitlons for the That northland polar flights, the expedition ultimately under- takings there can scarcely be any doubt, The faflure to explore polar reglons with atrplanes this year does | not mean it will not be done next| year or the year following. The de- clsion to discard this part of the | program this year | that MacMitlan caution; in other words, he is “play- ing safe.” The may be | slightly disappointing, but will most merely means | 1s exercising due decision greater success later. It is to he hoped that timatum” to be fired at government by the Cf will matic language is the the v Plan com- le city ission be couched in diplo- "“Terrible weather” — but not in New England. The middle again gets the leather medal west The pouch Tlinois bandit who stole a of registered mafl it wis thrown from a speeding train when emphasized the ocecasional careless methods appertaining to the hand- {Ing of such mail. 1t Otto H. Kahn has really pur 2sed mines owned by German in- ts in northern that not the Morocen necessarily mean would be That will and expected to protect them be left to the Spaniarde, French fhe The first result of the Belgian settlement has bheen tife last, “hopeful.” They find, that this is a | bad time for specious pleas to the treasury T |one thing that Recretary Mellon is good at it with fig- that France and Italy, next on e funding will are however, is | department thera s “wrestling The veracity of diplomacy Is fre- questioned, but ot the veraclty of figures. the his time, who Invent- “hit is running for | sheri% in Pittshurgh on the Repub- | {llean and Tabor tiekets. Tt 1s o be | | hoped as sheriffi—it he gets elected | Honus Wagner, Babe Ruth of ed the erstwhile classic phrase, ‘em | whers they ain't,” —hé may never need to' serve papers on the haseball management. | The long Arctic nights are hegin- | ning In the polat reglons. What | #rlendid territory for radio recep- tion | a yet bé respect forced to regard Berlin with | Reckless driving in Berlin has its woes, and justly. And reckless and drunken drivers are | | by the way, it appears that | { getting scverer treatment parts. in these and most people anthra is not nt all on tter point they prohably areé tter & more heaf ror, as some Kinds of bitumin- niueh mare heat thanp the yount of anthracite Fuller of ik thie go eponsoring & kean apprafsal He evi PETTER LUCK NFXT YEAR FOR MMILLAN veather apparently Jar this | regions MacMilla hat preparations for 1 expedition any particular Agaries of polar --g-v-vl everything his own Rut he disput cannot e | One thing is certain, nohody sym- | pathizes with a reckless driver, | has been this time In Asia. But so long | | Anot | touna, carliest man" 45 10 such ekelston s found in Ten nesgee there will he [ sentiment 1n Daston. no change of | Waterbury | 5,000 strange automobi the He | going to be quite expects to be host to es the night of Kaplan-Herman fight. 1It's an experience for fight fane in motor cars. That ny which figures it is g New York Waterbury comp. to get the Boston- be filled with optimi€m or fully realizes airmail contract may ‘H has no competition [ B sssen | Afother vietory for conscientious ligna The was pre quietly working astronomers return of the Borelly comet licted within one degree of | the place which Dr. Cromelin of the | Greenwich observatory said it womd occupy when first scen on its s ng comets as omens of ill-luék, en- m trip of re year retu ga as superstitious mankind formerly v tell them , where to ture intercets say Connecticut W in the n i he Alm feed not rry about the tax The custom is to pass it on t8 con sumers. | fon ew York-Boston bus drivérs will | If the tlon finally sells lot N Masonie s Wosl to the Haven having an option upon result will be a ne mple corpor a- t Man strect gentlemen iy the n ot w building on the site of the lot and ultimately a new building tor the Mauaso two new the and contemplated ones for the cf string of nev In building other words, the boom will ty meaning to add to v ones “golng up' downtown continne, FactsandFancies BY ROBEK1 0 it nam evolution, talked in w been thy Americanism: other communities el officials, Feminine change. Only them remains A good an ally in failure, wife 81 Tt you of nohody lonk have a the hor first or time, cond A born cooperation him and yelling leader is one Atta i The way to marry off ters at once is to have and fwo hammocks everything ot a Almost vented to trim the now exc Radicalism is you have snoring whe that of you It's a que me, calls a strike on and the consnmer A mi 1s ov Doubtle were ducked people in yokels" and Better roadside acy than a swell and all of your relati a ter Breatteonls Know right else will Another method of weak place in a tire white pants on the trip. It's Httle cars get s in big cars get fair enough. The shaken If thers were ferences, ofher noon. no men e i way to An place satistaction saw it hit intersection of where you of you. hav knowing China fsn't 1s who commit trusted 8he has an the guilty Correct 1 cut haven't had my to feel them (Protected two habit nonsense Wondering change of cu. ifi QUILLEN n hy h queer ar alibi d | Why | | | | | | | 1 g in it is a city wl n boy t watchir been bob at homs ind another opl mar it Puritan days ¢ it a immer es. to dc luncheon streets 1 th tr leep morons,” nd pri cotta discove to nry haken np and tho wh, n the common seolds who | | | i labor official | en | | They | With | When w | Reneathi a lazy summer moon o ! {1t in th in-| Yet 1 grow ¢ H v are those who iznore think up some hours poc it a cc ¥ Amer or ther a o D e e convicting He “hut con- | at| | tle runt | me s mouth | sditors, 25 Years Ago Today (Fror Josey tors | playing Dr. last the Martir nig from m on anee waddin moved | Travier Robinson, Lanterns 47 Clerk ening fore 7 City this e at Camp Var A committee which A waited ing and At the invit cepted R C Hartford wer making ar presentatior of Ne tal slated Bu rma in that given in ¢ The ba office toy Leator will ann drinking 1a) got comb counbe] Aown and P tor Preston. Chi wown,” , calle perfor plece d n- | And | < Che ;l[ll Y By Maxson Foxuars Jupsz Not Encourage Good. Humor, Folks! start this trading Ike to system, folks stamps for giving jokes, 1 'em with a dollar book il ) QUESTIONS ANSWERED that You can get question of fact writing to The they'd | answer 1o any | Intormation Question Editor, Lritain Herald, Washington Bureau, > New York avenue, Washington, | D. C., cuclosing two cents in stamps or reply. Medicul, legal and marital | wdvice cannot be given, nor can ex- | d research be under taken, All : | other questions will receive a per- | —Gertrude. | oona) reply, Unsigned requests \!Ju»\ be All letters are | an A Painful Bunch or Durke rib, 1 Hul you have a broken IHo 1 the_aceident hap- a 1822 I: “The man eating next restaurant did it with his elbow.” | answered Summier Fngagements _Editor Ry Clad D. I think the summer time is groat; 1 love to g0 to heache e ome pretty rl my fate, \ Al Mariner Q. What I5 the A countant A, This protession of accoun Amevican Medical e medical must hold the dog public accountant [ unquestioned yeiation an organization m kostitnte of Ac- 1 think | | organi the | what the octation is to Members | certified | have | standing. | 1dition to pro- | and solution | methods of | publishes | and | in zation is ountancy | protes- | to o Iy And make ni pretty g love to morn and profession, with all my might s ind hug her tight tea must fonal To kiss her hard text-hook REOS As every hes. in the discussion and ountancy f Account P &% The These summer-time engagement 3 problems Delightful ! 4 . LK ind go quite winking too soon (et ! in the C state often start far. o N tio just a bit of 100 Vacations pus to standardi a sweetie you can sp o standar to raise the With little stars a-blinking - AN tang of winter snow T meet some Whose girl, a hummer. 1 ought to know » and dumber her name, face is on pre- them | add- bolling | onion Mix them with s thoroughly Add a cup of been As 1 It's W try to rece sport to su My A Crime Cha What's paper Nan new ik [ an shot her husband That means con Joan rt to the tr n. intormation turfeit i? United wsury de- (o] the bill ervice, An optimist {s a man owes him vho thinks and world living W the | concerning it Q. Why Har “I|tremhlo poor peo- partmer shington, married on i ing all Food 1r said little know 00 way for the fo t food ” ‘Well, they could and send in all the food,” said leanor throat | “Mamma, 1cn 1t purrs? 2 sound by made hy the | vibration, meas- hy respiration, strong enough larynx tremble. by the post of- for one purring ple ived free throwing his mother | vocal ured and (he nd into vibration i make {he What with reason A 2 lot cou- | Harry. Sallea Harris, buy a of re s for fre i to hole O is done that another ) pt for six fice mail cannot 2 delivered ? | parcel post packages s at the Dead | ordinary puckages are | months; unaddressed thirty days At the end | unclaimed packages at | ter offi anctioned | s containing 1able en- fiept for a year and a Paftle of W (Overheard Napoleon erloo — 1 by Beth d'Ulm In the first spending too you realize that the Russlan ny (€570 place, mucl T lost cam- months you're offier money! ) 10,000 paign? Josephine new Napoleon day fore long Il have all the need mine which for two ines in for of s time, The al — n T don't get the dress? | off Somg ivar. RBe money closu a all returned to the | nder cannot be stroyed only can 1 oyster ver Ordinary | sender, You 1it- | igentifi n oyour| Q, Yon've of th | ployed in the postal sery A. The Civi authorized examinations person The world T will open! phine — Is t ! You're g pockethook right long enough! Napoleon Hold! r that you e rentoxt is Tette IS g ol Is the they it United to op true tha ites citizens | now! be em- | oft Woman! Re talking to ti rvice commisston | from the this sgervice any not a citizen or allegiance te | memb ar nius of all time! | me! Don't, ¢h How did you like that! Don't ma rporal! Take How a is to for exclude militar threaten “hine Do not Je that! who is of, to Mili- laugh, one! you strike not owe tary 1 little cc 10! genius! e me 1s an exhibition nd, about tell as to liow long this v ed and the AT lays 1a the any open- mother Seot on AT 1858, Can you me me Josephine— Tt's the : did Say, your going to §t. 1 think to on your vacation withont me, badly en! Take that, Napoleon — Ow! Josephine I gu yon take your hand shirt! Now what « yngssmes ires that a sending station | of your you littl . f, yo ¢ licensed. An operator's licen w61 must cenred hefore one thing talk > 1t eastos attendance and receipis? s this exhibition ran for 161 a ndance was 5,7 T'he gross receipts am 129,640 and the surg ever § about you you're going slip you're worm! $1 mis s it necessary license mads inside 1 mean you ing station? vour United States by « shamed sawed-off N oleon Quite right, also e fo no They nt are of commeree. versiéns of the are the chapters e in the meodern Call the Doetor! . “Why weren't you at wor ay?"” ot iment the 1 e ¥ A nahle In the of the W Te dest Greek ment, and most Manu: the s, sick of work-| e st words are | rs, with- division between as if w i wr ov WHENJESUSWASBORNINBETH LEHEMOFJUDEA Rose Newi in capital any P out even Filling in Time What Divisions into gore many t division | know it today was the En manu- hem on Inight the small- er, that popula- | re Relieved in Preparedness The Ratio ge twe hours Reproduction Forbidden) tion Po Un mi 16 apy ple ish A try if one is born in Spain his national- | ity in ent is [ | cer to wit the population of the city in which the during a ent | home not 1re do 18 per riv e pre now stands, F'r Portland, hor Son the fe (Hurry up and read Page 6 80 you can join in the fun) To those who can guess The most accurately How many garments Were put through The Desco dry cleaning process In order to fill The old oaken bucket (The hucket is on exhibition in our West Main St. Window Better take a careful look) d We will award 30 prizes (You'll find them on Page 9) and of ish Poland people ited States? how there many [mine whether the “Keep Growing the|Wise Order of Hoot Owls" radie { runmak shall be permitted to A. Poland has 140,140 square |keep the word “owls" in its name. les and a population of 20,160, The complaint recites its reasons o | 3. 11 is estimated that there are|for belleving that the “light and rosimately 1,130,979 Polish peo- |frivolous character of = the the Unlted States, |Growing Wise Order of Hoot Ow 1e a person born in the United |1$ injurious to the original fraternal tes of Spanish parents of Span-|and benevolent Order of Owle. and . ff e ety creates confusion in the minds' of rg Nationality refers the pu: i to the | The Home N 'h ne 18 born. Thus 2 in which one is A N abat 50, | A who have been naturalized, he Observation American, of Sp,‘,ms!\ descent. 1 2 tn the enumeration of ne| (Op The Weather 1sus are students who are going | schools in other cities counted | h their home town population or| in t of Owls was or- 1904, is the but if o born United States of Spansh par- if is Spani Washington, Aug. 20.—Forccast for southern New Engtand: Partly |cloudy and cooler tonight and Fri- day; fresh northwest and north winds are going to school? In counting the population census, out-of-town 1d- | are enumerated with their| porecast for eastern -New York: town nopulation. | puitly cloudy and cooler tonight and that of the city in which they|jriday; fresh northwest and north attending school, they | winds, not have a permanent place of | Conditions: Pressure has fallen idence deicdedly in nearly all districts cast ). Who was Ebenezer Zane? [of the Mississippi river during the A. An American pioneer (17 | past 24 hours. Scattered thunder 11). In 1770 he made the first|showers were reported from various manent s¢ttlement on the Ohio|places in central and northern New er (where Wheellng now stands.) | York state and portions of northern owned fhe land on which the|New Lngland. It is raining (his sent of Zanesville, Ohio, [ morning in the central Ohio valley |and showers have fallen over a com- | paratively narrow belt in the inte- |rior frém Colorado eastward to |Ohio. The area of high pressure o . |from the Canadian onrthwest s ad- Use of Name Over Radio |vancing southeastward over the Ore., Aug. 20 (A —The | plains states causing cooler temper- ne nest of the Order of Owls, in jatures as far south as Kansas and ith Bend, Tnd., has appealed to | Missouri and eastward into the Ohio government through * the local [valley. Temperatures still continue eral court for a hearing to deter- | high in the Atlantic coast states, ¥ A. census or unles W city aternal Owls Protest —a few more golden days Whether it is golf, or fishing, or tennis, or just plain loafing around the summer place— whatever activity it may he which gives relish to your holi- den weeks of vacation seem all day, thoee gol too short. Many men away on vacation keep in touch with their business affairs by telephone, and are able to decide necessary matters without returning to the city, Toll telephone serviee will give you daily contact with your office, and maybe you can extend your vacation long enough to try again for a birdie on the fifth, or for that big one which got away, THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY BELL SYSTEM One System Owe Biliy Universal Serclee EXTRA MONEY to pick up s littls “pin mon: which enterprising women, bo 28ded considerable = Anybody 18 and hundreds of ways | had ime to ans tor earning EXTRA MONEY. There are dozens nd girls, and mi «nding money by adopting novel their ¥ Our Washington Bureauw's latést bulletin, EARNING EXTRA MONEY, ut these plans, ‘and mekes scores of interesting vuggestions on how g0 abe ncome outside of the regular breadwin. tells abo tn adding to the famil ..CLIP COUPUN HERE. Washir New Eritain Hers D. ¢ s .y and encloss coln MONEY. Postags stamps, or