New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1925, Page 11

NOW AMERICANIZED Chewing Gum, Movies, Slang, Etc., Are Found There Mexico City, Nov. 6 (A-=Mex. fco {s about 100-per-cent-American from a standpoint of chewing-gum, paste, fice-cream soda, waffles and five-eent literature. In each of these enumerations the United Slates product found on ev- cry Main Street also flourlshes in pristine vigor throughout the Mex- ican capltol, America's most ublquitous brand of automobile honks for custom through every street. Gum chew- ing has become a habit. The only difference between the Mexican and the home varlety Is that the wrap- pers are printed in Spanish, A Mexican with restaurant experi- ence in the States started a modest waffle and hot-cake shop here and put up a sign “American quick lunch.” Lunch in Mexico is any- thing but snappy. Business estab. lishments close a minimum of two hours for the noon meal. But the “quick lunch™ {dea went over big and now there are dozens of such places here. The name, however, continues to be a misnomer. It is quite possible to spend two hours over waffles, Soda-fountains are frequent and tho output would do credit to any place north of the Rio Grande. States loom large upon the shelves ard In the display windows. The eame applies to scores of widely usced American products and articles Some of the popular-priced and irculated Amerlcan periodi- larze following. production every cin- th Mexleo City woul Some local and & films appear, but ema the have to few I is popular and s in- crcasing. The Mexican small hoy knows his Babe Ruth dopc Iy, and will predict with confi the Big Leaghe results, There some good Mesican teams and they draw well, An Inability to Kill Man Is First in Test 6 (P—If one hopes to drive an auto- you must first of + unabl Kill a man police cxaminer plant v in the middle of som cnted thoroughfar il or- ididate for a lleense to ftiy down upon him with the inju on to stop and stop only when the fre rin of the car touches the w n official, Man) a man, their nerves shatte in this feaiure ders drive s d of the driving va examiners to cruck dodgers and CaAL S last ZRe movies—if Amerlcan | hin- |y acrobats, They have to be it they want to keep thelr job lve, HOBOES NOW ARE HEADING SOUTH Veteran “Railbind” Still Exists in Sontheast Atlanta, Ga,, Nov. 6 (M—the old- typs hobo may be motorizing him-, self into a “filvver bo,” but indica- tions in the southeast are that the veteran railblrd is yet extant; and, at this time has commenced his sea- | sonal peregrinations southward, Already the great tattered van- guard is on its way. The mode of ransportation is somewhat varjed-— |some clinging to merits of the rods |and blinds of the fast limited, while |the majority content themselves | with the old “side-door Pullman”— | | better known as the boy car, | Jrom way stations near and far |come reports of a heavy southward trend of tramps; and from all di- rections, This years scems to find | |the IMlorida fever. |an unusual proportion of them with || northwest, for {nstance, Weary Wil- | | | before the change is made in Chi-! cago there Is a clan of several score in a single box car. By the time the itinerants reach the far south they have become almost a legion, Vielssitudes may intervene, how- ever, in which eventuality the small town {s faced with the problem of housing & number excessively yond the foresight of the planners of its ealaboose or little jail. In this case the unwelcome are usually es- corted to the town's limits and thus be- ®Iput to the irksome trouble of hop- | ping the next freight. ( | Belng of a heterogeneous nature i and t the object of these peren- | ies {s widely dissimilar.’ gz type, as hie is llow travel hips and has police any are wanted by the d not infrequently are 1 en route, mostly without unplay; for it s a curious exper-| ience that the “hard guy” who will This type | records; |authoritie la {New Yark usually forgets he @ {hip poc rods by a Hies in ck” chief of io- A i Cruinny | Then there is the contras voungster making his first trip an just heginuing to dolctully doubt he 11l cver hreak the envious vecord of "here is the eard 1 his ol shark erofed Also tha bo erclothes, {who's going to make his Killing Ihringing 4t ‘over from Bermuda. {Thers is the other type wha will { confine | personal consumption. {work the old con game. I nbst har 1o the type specie ine vagabofil. who only ho wanderlust in -town hoy who can see, his alcoholic endeavors o Others will less and truest | day Starting in August from the far |M lie stoon attaches a boon buddy, and | (8 scold a uniform on the ecast side in |8 famons “A-No. 1. | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 19Z5. 9 ers Rothfed s sees| A SPECIA in New Britain for Up-to-the-Minute Styles, for ‘@1} Remarkable Quality and Workmanship & A ) i ‘ ¢ and for Value at These Very Popular Prices f Luxurious trimmings of platium wolf or are offerec Large Fur Collars in Pouch, Shawl and Tuxedo Effects Deep Cufts and Borders of Fur re Modes hiline Bffects fox, cocoa or natural squirrel, opossum or heaver, mendoza beaver and suslicki and | mandel add to the elegance of these coats \ b and give a rich contrast to the heautiful colorings of the materials. ;)\ Offering E $3.95 $4.95 - $595 Mats " of ceptional Value at the Trim, t A Wonderful Selection— One We Believe Unrivaled 378 Main Street L Rothfeder’s New Britain Tomorrow A SALE OF AUTUMN DRESSES Satin Dres Velveteen Dre Crepe Dresses— are ready for s business or fc ice. And s, Canton y 1 styles that wpping or for ! sale”—as used by Rothfeder's—is the buy-word of unusual savings, as most women already know! 7.95 $19.95 $1695 § GIRLS’ SATURDA FEATURES OUR great range sale celebrating the 70th Annivetsary of the Crawford will end at the close of business Monday even- ing! If you will need*a range at any time within the next year it will pay you to buy s arE—— T O (2 /- ‘ ] during this sale. ©| Until Monday night we will sell the Craw- ford Anniversary Special Range for $70 v gl cash, Onany other Crawford coal or com- jlo| bination range we will accept a very small first payment and spread the balance over a full year. LAST CHANCE MONDAY !!! | A. A. MILLS West Main Street shapes mc terials, th most in i little, sauey little aff: A REMARKABLE LECTION For SMALL WOMEN and JUNIORS Featured at These Prices FUR TRIMMED COATS Specizliy Priced at Dressy demand. irs for setting off the at or for lending the final touch to ' been so well All are party frocks. We've nev | ed to ple You &8 now. Sport and $15.00 fur-trimmed models in the most popular crystalana and rics in the season's Sizes 6 to 16. ceptional values. makes in polaire, shaggy, other fab- hades. All are ex-