New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 1, 1925, Page 6

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This Insurce protection againet fraud n newspaper distribrtion figuies to both nat local suvertisera, fs on eale dally York at Hotaling's New Stand. 8quare; Bchultz's News Stand. Grand Central, 42nd etreet. In_New Times Entrance The Herald THE STATE AND U. 8. DEBT STATISTICS The figures announced by the De- partment of Commerce yesterday regarding per caplta cost of running Con- necticut, as well as per capita tax, and statistical summary, ing. Summarizing the whole, we find that the gross income of th amounted to $17.13 operation and partments was $11.38 and the state debt $3.11 per capita. fot the fiscal 1924 There state's income; on the the governmeent of the other “per capitas” in the were {lluminat- state per capita, the of de- | | maintenance per amounted capita, to The figures were year ending June 30, re two ways to look at the that more money 18 being collected through taxation than is the g eral view) other that the more taxes better will be the financial showing of the state, the higher and the earlier the will be no state debt. The fiecal year in 192 the surplus at the rof1 lion. The 100 while te $11.6 is needed (which and the are collected the the surplus, day when there surpus at the end of the fiscal o than a mil- was $16,291,- | was mos funded debt the sinking fund crept up 17. 'The net debt was | and | He could operate 1t the $1,466,668.42 to state’s figuri The figures the net engg between the the sinking 674, The net debt the funde: sinking fund and ca the civil list $3,164,905.4) therefore, get the federal bureau gives, namely $1,- 466,665.42. The figuring would net debt Ly a third | Wherg the to the modus operar tal of Commerce the funded debt and | Department differ fund, . the n i the differ woe | total of | hand debt on n | | lafter being fund, the The withoritics, A lower net debt than methods of capita taxpayers can MONEY | DA | CONNECTICUT IN FLOR Man the noth i culutor; desire for seems fo | the bosoms imens mankind cent gravity tion | | with is the Miami 8o mucl C | there from bankers in have When in Rages with ot a thie of sp result those bent. of sustz Lawy Have i wise to lawyers gions to are rida H same in ever, case | In pe rida it the finis} body body upon ™ that eve N is s su ought #ad with such speculation will bs' After what was sald during 828 I there were any intention of | not | to operate disappolnted, Of course, specuintors are like woldiers — It Iy always the other fellow in arms who s going to get hurt, The lang, business of selling Florlda has been no thing. We can remember quite well that firms In the north were trying however, new to well land on a large scale in Flo- rida 15 years ago, but with Indifferent success. Land {n Florida did not get In the public eye very or much until vast improvements were under way Northern tourlsts who spent part of the win- and planned ter in Florida finally started to mix | business with pleasure. the will last long nobody How “land boom" it It forever, however. Such things a ha knows. won't ave it of flattening out eventually and the \dea of speculators t before it hecomes sta- or “stabilized.” This has history of all land hooms, indicate an exception. main seems to be to get in the market tionary been the the {8 nothing Florida will b to that AGAIN A PL. TO “UNLOCK" ALASKA ntative A. M. Free of a veteran congressional luminary of that state, returned Alaska with the cheerful in- formation that the government should scrap its $60,000,000 rallroad, which runs from 8eward to Falr- bank The rallroad is costing the government more than $2,000,000 a year for maintenance, according to Mr. Free, and there is no hope of making of It a paying proposition in the future. Constdering that the population of Alaska averages only one person to every nine square mlles—in an area twice the size of Texas—and that its products as yet do not pro- vide much freight possibilities for a railroad the is right in seelng gloomy possibilities S0 Repr California, from congressman perhaps from & financlal standpoint. Yet the Fairbanks the eity, (population with the scacoast. that the people railroad econnects most important less than 5,000) We rather think i better plan, probably, would be to charge itatpd were it scraped. A rates high enough to the privately owned railroads do in vest of the United States. Sam runs is Alaskan rail- the Tncle road like he does the post ofice— not primarily with a view to profits, but to serve the people of Alaska. npon a profit without difficulty by merely charg- rates that would a ing produce | profit Mr is not con- structive; Free's criticism what he should have re- ported was that the railroad should be run like a private enterprise, and like a government railroad. SHARP-EYED POLICE COMMENDED police get five driv- headline. The police Sharp-eyed d the be congratulated upon being are to sharp-eyed and for arresting such as seem to need it. the five ted, with operating of arre four were charged without a I'his is a rather large per- 4 to wonder all told licen license One s foree how many drivers operating without gome fime ago efforts were made number of ma- with defective brakes and quite a located nes re we hrakes, When autoist has license an automobile it should an no be taken as evidence that he s no proper person to be at the steering el Unlicensed drivers figure in I whe too many accidents, MERIDEN HOME BUILDING 1S HEARD FROM building in Meriden all permits Home this oken heen 145 according to a records;” for large “annual home and Meriden this year new the headline in industrial numher’ of the end o will have heen list of Meriden the present homes are com- vling three new apart- iates Meri- building success. edition of our Meri- ary splen s of Maride BOMBING A TOWN IN SYRIA e is having a little trouble pari 1 Sarrail, y in Syria, report- that 20 Fr airplanes had «d the town of Suedia chiets interpreted the dis- neaning the t round was bombarded, as the supposed del. to be still and out of | S b dhia ) W o | Panama. The other day a mythical ey yprue U Breaty | yotel in Florids was sold to Chi- reak even” | financially, or to show a profit, like | are | to test | erday French French | after the World War regarding the German practice of bombing towns, with the Inevitable fatalities to non- combatant populations, It s surpris- Ing Indeed that such warfare s fol- lowed In Syrla. changing the thls expensive would not be site of track the station re-arranging necessary for tl Factsand Fancies BY ROBERT QUILLEN Money for tracks, but not cent depot. The anthracite strike begins with 10,000,000 tons anthracite in No strike ever started so of storage. auspiclously from a storuge stand- polnt, 1t 0 | are religlon in what thy | ‘. political ,“ coming name! | Selling “under-water lots" In b Florida to non-resident real estate Abd-el-Krim Mussolinl isn't s lucky, mad at him at tha it | Fof buyers does not seem to be much | of a crime, The huyers may be ex- pected to drain off the water, the Not all antiques are highly prize There are the old virtues, t the beauty AT fact that not much money from New Beitaln has been golng to Florida it Is safe to assume that the New Britain hoom ean safely compete with anything they have at Miaml. From Shape lsn’ ki A bathing brass, | contost hetween | vote the! When men must two evils, they usually stralght ticket ehoose The Klan, so it Is stated gin publishing its Kourler in cities. Evidently the Klan fa ds- satisfied with the terrible drivel that has appearing in the American Standard, lon't indic one Flat serjons on the oot m iy thing | is will be- a0 them flut acerlirutor, | Th | Ma Ih I Th heen The youth in Massachusetts, who was fined $10 for driving an auto- mobile while sitting in a girl's lap. now knows enough to he satisfled to let her place her arma around his neck. | At | Mo | En Home {8 a place where the thumb | Th in the goup doesn't matter. One of tha cssential things vou!Th can't say with flowers fs: “Sit down | in front,” To keep him from falling out of the automobile. e e The administration tells us of contemplated tax reductions, but until the $7.20 a thousand tax on clgars s decreased many citizens will be unable to follow the reduc- tion withont a microscope. Chieago investors seem to be the “easiest” In the country. long | made life INOrg ago a slicker tRatIR(ownt aaid droed UILCERIaTIGIIE RS e leading citizens barrels of stock In | Tyink how difierent eversthing | a mythical plantation in would have been if Joshua had told | and wasn't found out until one of | the sun to move on again the victims finally made a trip to 13 Th To 8till, 1t you think twice hefore speak, the speeder is gone before you can cuss him The proper study of man i To number of lie thinlis reg to make a lig breakfast, San from the day | enient Lo He Tt Dividing the night Not in Panama 1 | abr advant that on ti About the on ting to work early is fewer cars {0 | th cago financlers, and it there are any | bogs and swampe left in Florida it I will be found that Chicago people | “own” them | That fruth serum, used the first time at Windsor, Ont., has in- teresting possibilities, Any o f feeding it to her husband before he | Ancient s left home for the evening, would [lot down my get A different “explanation on his return, for | par fro Da te wife, “I'm too tired hair tonight.” ying f 1-| | | a0 W It time until son lize in sewing up Hnr(uz‘ a question will spe windshield cuts is probably 1 ; doctor | sc Also, and politiclang, what a difference it | If he has the true would make By AL jia | whether people inherit | moonshine. it fed to lawyers, scientific mind live to A fas e see | for Not to overlook of political and the writers — hy mys ol to n of With teriously have specie, 50 many " inquiry news editorials, men getting ot an into the her the The jazz band which would accompany Miss Ederle next attempted swim English in making others seasick. e also, _ across belie cience 1ot n to b 5 treat There Is cnough lin the world for shocked at the undevelop cons =5 wvery 1 the channel evidently : Who deny doesn't that dancers seasick? they sway that the fairest of the fair re- | quire being held np just as if th will good jazz At and Correct a marvel | £aid the man; wished for ha male 5n ut him.' | 1east, way, e me vet cen ha o8} | th many of A Inc 1 by ociated ) (Protects were being rescued from the deep. | — —— s e fur The explanation of Bobby Leach, | e | 1 25 Years Ago Today doesn't hold | that he failed to swim the Niag his mouth, T because false teeth fel apids out wa of his g | | the Loss of the teeth should r. have made him a little lighter, and New Britain’s dren r niornin, high scl 4,000 sumed their The freshman c is | numbering 139, |sophomiores, 64 juniors and fors. Truant Officer McC sumed his work today and is ing the rounds of the local Charles Jf. Youngblad of . White Co., will spend | cabright, N. J J. White Co. \'s school sults, 4 Lo 16y schiool (22 lies fa spe An Ml t the st thus made It easier to swim. o particu A bread frust exists, according to while t the | And as the | Senate Trade | commission to do, but which that por- People's Legislative service 3 | an it needs investigating. asked the Federal Since the new hody refuses. | sonnel got on the trade commission | there has heen a notable change In policy. I'he gla wh pri Al New convention, lerk Thomp! Albin (¢ Haven this Tni M the followin |vears, H and Philo Myron & Bens Britain de x-M n, fo t Webs | Tess government in S | suppose 30 were ar In Boston 91 Chinamen | rested during raids by p 119 police- Oldershaw, 16 Andrews; China, no- prefer Canton, sted men, while in gets arre They to fict Sehweitze tor n 1 vention of At the mer ittee last | bury them Imorre Peoria © n Mayor Hylan and Governor Smit} tell world of German continuing to the think are what they one another. T1 | may 0 many voters right. is that thinking trouble start both are rehaw toolhonse | Mrs. Babe Ruth says she intends | to discuss certain matters with her he ear- [stored in epair \ el gets within won't husband when ghot. From this it can concluded |r that the bamt make homer for awhile of Berlin, rrupted by an automo- the stmast Barrett ear 8¢ belng wari ™ t on W e bile ¥ as | crashing into the side of M now has a good argument mission ing pres iilding. lidate at second for a new and better post office - Berlin vhich will prevent autos n | trom turr one GOk indlineRes KACEYS TO ELECT OFFICT Dal 1 | this bill post off fill The New Haven Walter ng numerous track changes at making num | Works Commissioner gives [ tin H. Kenney who h grand knight for the the strongest can fice of grand knight | Walter V. Murphy is not date for reelestian. A e Be bricks would . meeting in Har railroad, in Kenney, station, is going the local downtown t mpression the station to remain there for quite aw lid Whe n | His folks and The | Rarton } The Diring hair-nets Our | ves, A its nand R Who bad drifted off sometima e MaxsoN’ Those Summer Komances! the moon has a sloeve laugh in it too, the partings of mances aro due, we've been there oursclves - d - we'd Yalways rem m- ber," | 13 surely forgot things by Novembar! she must n summer ro- | | | , You question can g it the swect of f 1 ‘ New Ya 1. ( [ for reply, It sir in that 0 G s Ve Aviator , enclosi lnst 1 anything My roplanes bird machine It Me canno! do . stiof ' sonal peply e confide anaw Sl Wedidings Myrtle Janice Harria preachers like to see a maid Ke wedding preparation e florists know they furnish decorations; How do lent of | | a | will be paid | 1 jewele 3 goods s sell many rings | under dry tores : cive 110,000 1 oyes, a wedding alway | their ost high anticipations! hrings private for inclu pou gravers wear a smile thal's real, | oy print the | | worth the relations. | tailors the lridegroom | clothe | bride buys fourteen kinds of invitations, hers tell how Inw Pprox to deal an money What, ition 1t in 4 Q. e realtors tread on the | on wood" is them fine foes origin i oba I nu of p et liveries have cars take guests to the caterers are wedding; well content— ndwiches they'll be spreading. is no wonder when v t miti ev're wed and his is red; found out, face fon't Iic know wh g Faplaining Tt )ana: “What's Le ut 2" “He 1t becane Da know t man.' Hix foined the isn't person who de 1. “As easy A . never No Dictionary Needed Tiow do von Ady?” asked four-year-old well, it n't an candy, lit- | wpell Leslie Jones, starts mine. " milc ) interenp s | of Khode e h aAmuse: don't Leone e Traprock Museum of natural History Walter I, . By Dr. Traproe cordit named M Beach Relics | the the summer months onr 1 b combing the 1oh-comber beaches with fine combs, and mad whic sting d During gchools of ps of train cen of seaboard side ha relics s castern sthed coml and of marine of the of storms ul form | most it muse numb nts onr um re- bHiee have saved only exquisite crea- often their bathir of the waves. tiny garments captured by our heach-comb- When displayed at the muse inflated, up fo 30 1hs. pres when they present a li il d alluring picture, Tt is like the nily wash, @orified. One of our cimens 1s evidently a genuine Kellevman fruit nt thing 1 The life a r ut n n wreck- | primary « guards trivm wa vided by s, leaving A s to the mer ore of {hese rinbow. T n um prim fatta fine, Th a temons arg we have some number have collection is c lonpe, And v orangc almost bananas. hox perfect, and of curious come ashore, hearing “Gordon.” for- ined liquids n my nd to iptions Haiz." These d hoxes cont oy other with sting i 1 attc ntainers fi m s jc the 1 now lahoratory t imports have fon there as m We nd numerous pearl- waters ly strung in from which e been lost by already re- | b ) enough \re 10 11 1rls ring ma of ti fo judg m m of neckla cm to he Yen 1ave in e W almost c-and store bits of erver, the valuabl life-pre lotters our most o 1 T s a Indistinect lower ¥ “ay rmy en Somewhat P guest at a summer | ing himself ‘At what do you tip ed the r a manag O casant corn? A ymou! “Do 11 e to tip th ressively. S. Adkins — | had a William binson Cr to his work il had his man Friday. six ys week, as he re’'s Sophistication on Main | you thiuk Street! You hear a lot of who live in the time you town f innocent how sai same small olk irs which we r vise. cture, en then, the situation are and Uncle rom the farm to have o at the village pos talk drifted along a nur and then turned to t sion of Alice, Uncle E w rorn er confer: =2 talk office | firm stion the ma (Copy rof|q ate- | b en’s niece, QUESTIONES s the 1 ported ANS get an ar et or info rk 0 di I ch b ns two cen 1, legal iven, und will Unsi, t wer o8 the Ur ited tates is § a year 1 Queen of s f and ling ima knocki ad uck? tition old is ry 1t rimitive pirits to I 1 form of the salary sterling of wimism” WERED wer to rmation b | writing to the Question Bditor, New itain Herald, Washinglon Bureau, venue, Washington, t nor can ex rtaken, ot States com 5,000 & ye or expenscs Lngland re fo total al her ex of 470, pound s a nd ¢ A ng ol Woo one, related 1persitition and is the reli Ar v is the pro ion. 1o bring 4 made o traced nism. o transplan 15 now ? lanted ir o transplan the ful tons £men note capal iman v t mu the ove (e hat souree nd receive zin o n. Accor named for Bay auti tand of colors tr a le of pro. ical productior e note G be highest is I hye (B, i did the state its name? name is no ling to small 1 name lority it Ruodes, ir antomobiles | four k hig! Stevens, and | are there Ir rainboy Vv s0 calle any the King of Eng- salary of the President of $4.86 in Amer- origin of the su- d “knocking and its to a A r 1 t n t 1 COX- t and what is &ound n 1 ) n o iich the spec- mo &t five col is due in unount of r iy from a various eligible tional cen honorably roor marir on. buri est th » shaving horse I 1 carrier of must be following n used Boil nc Expose in to 1 not ) inche possible to tures and nings RBrya have heen es by 1 th v Ez little Alic movie act d Ur ry Story not inter BOC not our enc: giving rket aford: 1 . R Forbdidden) ton on Fifth itrarily d Few per. in th he first pl: is ove the &ing paris ways \ppin ligh poin of th wn angula a degree. to hurial netery discl n The cd by with th hes to avold tions re ushes, and (phich 4 the rm ch ¥ th may ilizin from 1ethods at ss than vacuun steam vary obtain th papers o n in boo publy 1. aven it suppose iee ra, “how d is gettin, T don” take ds W man at entirely th production di- a 4 t e e in| wife's 1 1 5 ) brushes info this country; 15 ged | hest way | | he believes Washington s a wonder- i shed in | " Re- g hit n a the d { PRESIDENTREADY | e four | (Hlay Be Back at White House WARWICK - CRAVATS Brilliant with designs and colorings that suggest the heauty of Autumn. Geometric figures woven over an iri- descent ground—closely resembling a delicate “cut” or embossed motif. Constructed Entirely By Hand e =¥ Q. Where is the largest ming tank in the world? A. This said to be the Fleish- hacker pool in San Francisco, fornia. It s 1,000 feet long, ommodate 15,000 persons only £00 fect from the Paclfic ocean Q. swim- | dresses at any other point, Another rumor spiked by White House officials foday was that the president is planning before the congressional election next year to €0 on a &pecch making swing to the | Pactfic coast. TICKET OFFICES \Growds Seek Passage Home- Fares al Preminm Where is the widest the Amazon river? A The widest pert 18 at its mouth, where the width is 50 miles. It emptics into an cstuary, and the distance from headland to headland where this meets the Atlantic ocean is 150 miles. How much edible portion would there be to a steer weighing 700 pounds, affer it was dressed for market? A. According to the department t agriculture year book, a steer dresses to about 53 per cent of its live weight. A 700 pound steer | Paris Sept. 1 (A—Crowds of re- would therefore dre | to 371 pounds. ‘UH'IHH)‘ American travelers, estimat- Q. Ts the word “monse” men- ¢ [0 be one quarter again as large Lo et {as last year's have thronged the of- T e e fiees of all the steamship lines for 0iand 1 ah 66:17. the last fortnight, trying to get pas- How can worms sage home. All ships, of whatever e T class, are completely booked until of dried fruit the first of October, and many of \. the frult in (he oven | o ¢ oiite express liners will have nd heat it to a temperature of 180 |, 3 vajiable berths before the mid- to kill all the eggs. Then pack In a wooden box lined with dle of next month. Most of the travelers are tourists, or five thicknesses of waxed and fitted with a tight cover. {hut many are business men, chiefly When did Admiral Dewey part of in Levitlcus be kept ont Place rrees, paper 0 die? A Q. fense, A ambassador to buyers for big fashion shops who I must return at once for the opening of the fall season. Some of these [1atter, frantic at the delay, have of- |fered two or three times the value of passage, but unsuccessfully. Lines of applicants three or four deep are |the usual thing in the steamship of- fices a day or two before sailings. Last-minute cancellations are the Ivation of some of the homesick. Crowds of these, in ever-increasing | numbers, have adopted the practice of waiting in the offices until the In 1917 Who said “Millions for de- but not one cent for tribute " Charles C. Pickney, when France In 1796, depart for the cf hoping that someone, somewhere, will glve up a berth, One of the wait a young girl, in this way got a ticket three weeks earlier than she had expected. 1t was but a half hour before the boat train left for Cherbourg, but by dint the Late Next Week Swampscott, Mass., Sept. 1 (B— President Coolidge is holding him- self in readiness to return to Wash- | ington any time after labor day. Whilo he has not determined on a | TII W ite date for his departure it is | 0" (4 eatber peeted that he will be back in the | by the latter pa of next | He will travel by train. | Washington, D. C. Sept. 1.—Forec- sident, who left Wash- |cast for Southern New England: weeks ago foday, feels | Fair tonight and cooler in north- e been greatly benefited | cast portion; Wednesday fair; mod- A hin tion here and at his|erate northwest winds. father's home in Vermont. While | Iorecast for Eastern New York | Fair ana slightly cooler tonight; e L “H!:\V:\'ln‘-::;n‘! fair; moderate north- v good is ‘xr[“r,.l':\‘\‘ ,1",,,1"L"L‘;n:: | Conditions: Light scattered show- iitos Tot summer | €' have occurred In a narrow belt e ;d\u"nu; the 'w;m 24 hrv‘urs‘rmm“l\'vn. i . tucky sortheastward o aine, - '“’ ;D“‘:‘"‘ ”‘; “'\'," ”‘”:"““w":‘ "‘”';"l ]“":‘r | Pleasant weather prevails this morn- SIS piRDD e ing in all districts east of the next summer, the president has|yyegieyinnt river. The preasure is given no thought to this possibility. | 1o over the north Atlantic and high oF dUrINR | ouer the lake region. The tem- the summer months declding, s it | perature s somewhat lower in {he putptodayghy presidential | cugorn portion of the lake region spokesman, that it “can eampaign | anr northeast. There is no well de- best in the capital, and this factor |fined storm area east of the Rocky might be sufficient to keep the exec- | mountains. i utive at the White House. | Condittons favor for this vicinity Mr. Coolldge has no addresses in | fair weather with cool nights and contemplation except the one he will | warm sunny days. deliver, probably on October 6, at the American Legion convention in Omaha. Me will go direct 1 from Omaha without delivering n]~| |of hurried packing she made |ship on time. capital W ten has Vac; ful plac weather time the Congress may be In session A Frenchman with a wooden leg is making a walking tour of the world, to YOUR PET sickness and family n Burcau has ready erythly ™ ent, al ete., CAT health, tIl death doth depart at somo time or other hns a pet cat r you Its newly compiled bullstin tel) row about the selectlon, care, trainin of cats, Eend for it and learn how i n habits, Your pet. crLip LOUPON HERE New Britain Herald, D encloss herewith n for same. shington Bureau, Tork Avenue, W a copy of the bulletln CATS ncanceiled U. 1222 New ngton, D, C and 8. postage stamps, or « five conts NAMT STREET and No. or R. F, D. Y T am & reader of The Herald