New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1925, Page 6

New Britain Herald| HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY tesued Dally (Sunday Excepted) At Herald Bldg. 61 Church Btreet. BUBSCRIPTION $5.00 & Year, .00 Three Tntered at the as Second Cla RATES »uths, 15c, & Month. Post Office at New Dritaln Mall Matter TELEPHO Nusiness Offtc Editorial Ro me I'he only profitable advertl m the City. ) \use room alwaye open to adverileers. Circulation " oA Member of the Assoclated Press. I'hie Awsocinted Press In excluively e titied to the for re-publication all news credited to 1t or not otherwive fted In this pap aews published herein, wnd also loca) Member Audit Bureau of Circulation. I'he A. B, "a which furnishes tisers with & strictly ho cireulation statlstics audit. This insurer slrculath are based upe ection &g stribution f! cal advertls I'hie Terald st Hotaling's ur n th al organi; pers adver est analysie of In newep ures to both national and s on sate dally Echultz's News Central, ands, Street MISS RUUTZ-REES AND THE DEMOCRAT Miss Carol cator, of Gr ine hud a few re lowing her Democratic And in her leavored to t with the De re R ) 1, National rer ell Miss Ruutz the Wilson Demic particular dif! publican and ral polities extremel ern ahout Repub! , it mnot A8 a srthern Demoer vm to he emaoer ‘e nort ignation party. of the atic p of Woodrow s no - or in though with to t more no there Miss mmon with there are shades of arn Demo. hem, Sonie different now plicans; they ftal fssues so INNTHE \ RO parties, DRIV S Ly machines they drive, In some cas having pald only a few tnsallment | There is nough dang [ nghways without recklessness ‘n a psychologlcal supplem uch irres ponstbility. MOTOR VEHICLY, LIST AND THE PUBLIO ats. In the course of th police and ot} 1 amount to many tim nted list CONNLOTICUT GROWERS OF TOBACCO Connecticut valley tobacco The growers of vduction cvidently are taking a leaf the me technique of modern hods. In o i compel better prices” the plan . is to have out 102 a tobacco holiday through- We do not tion of clnded Kknow propor- tobacco growers will be in- in this vast scheme, but the growers are pretty we'! organ- d the billzation appears The turn tl sardeni year th of unsc to he plan of of opportunity ior artificlal the price market considerable the growers is to heir fields over {o mar ng. and price 1d leaf by the end of nex o large holdings then may be hoost ed. Tt §s a good plan, anyw price of tobacco is too low the lowly consumers of ciga iy had an oppo The price TOWN AND PROSECUTIONS \ after all, 11 with the tobus DEFALCATIONS MLLGr or reen 1ROV CALIPORNIA NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, T1 lent, was the same throughout (e v 0 e 1o v | Fgets and Fancies hroughout the entire coun | GY ROBERT QUILLEN 4 fruft growers do | —— worryIng over com- | A yalanced mind s loesi't slop ove You can't flout | There are the in-laws as has been devel- | | o Rockies, In these sex days the two great ifornla 't Growers [Intercsts are form and retorm, markets ust announced that o = 2 Tlie amusement tax secms ese | pecially unfaic when the show citrug, oranges, | doesn't amu, n lige been a grand t not contributed to b Tl | .uw‘»: loesn't require debt get- tlement, it Is poor security for more remainder of the | J ik i loan: virtually Inundated ¥ e ek explaining that dal fe¢ their skill weale markoting, | stuft forth in car tor cars are in r demand fn California ccr seasons of the year than Pull- man slecpers heading toward Flo- ) is & man who has & rida. They believe in advertising, in vout a r 8 that it branding their products — on the lpicls Bain and boxes — and they have adopted, very modern method of pushing! Yon must land it to Mitchel their fruit to the four corners cof | Even in the darkest hour he didu't plead ing: country. When it 1s consldéred that frult | . enamleatot n throughout large arcas r not the reactionaries but the where and that competition in |lunatics who espouse it fruit business is as lively as s developed few voices fit s curingifa fLooth for 1 opera until howling about he feat of the California gentle- taxes became gencral, grows larger. California fruit s It's ge'ting to where a her's yast concerning best sellors seems most a confession, market in every other state. One - —_ has dominated the New | 1 market, as it has the fruit wan scarcely avold wondering how | There are more nuts a 1 son, but not so many of them are it 1s possible to raise so much of it : parked at the { the road. in one state, ship it ‘more than 000 miles, and then compete With| A pencil is that long wooden thing local product. | you borrow and thrust casually into A letter from a New York state | YOur vest poct apple grower Is at hand. He oper- | lates @ small farm, but one po ing a fine stand of trees growing | a lusclous quality of Baldwin ap- ples. He picked 200 bushels off the trees this fall. and opined in the doubted whether he would i il T than $30 for the lot. | main 1y in spi 1 v. his apple orchard did it had not been paying for o years, From wha > have S S e crs i quite the same one does not have York state to ment fruit rofit, § a serious gues- a reform movemer rontin froit grow: \ £ finding enoy; California. ¢ the problem fruit growers else- CORN ON THE HOOL 1O “BRING M Observation On The Weather Nov ot Gouthern New Engl vight and Wednesd perature Wednesday; ng northy ind Fair in south, probal ricsin north portion tonight and Wednesday; slightly mer in ex- north portion and in rtion Wedn T A coast r Lawrencs rday morni 25 VYears Ago Today Christian General of (‘hina Cuts Wife's Hair HEAVY FIRE LOSS progress | JESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1925, Send all communications to Fun | hop Editor, care 0 the New | Britain Herald, and your letter will be forwarded to New York. Well Leave It To You As leaves on leaves we rake and “For Mercy's sake, | s ot day for 0 we can leave off rak- ing Private Equipment Albert: “I'll take the sport model.” | 1 furnish t bhed-Halr Bandit, CALLLD BACK By B. E. Alexander Sor in hand | | just a line, | I hope this finds you feeling well, | | Your Ma and Me fine. | rding-house | r 1 Prices just won't |is quoted as |1 sur 1 you were here! nother's baking ples to and Minee, and Apple. young pi y fresh sausage and scrapple! | “N pest, I take my stretching ex- |6 was after the American Legion| Q. What Is the meaning of & s regularly every day. I never|had taken up the case, The claim [ “bear market" and a "bull market" them then lay dormant until May 6, when |as applied to tho stock market? ither do 1" returned the vic- |Senator Bingham interceded In his| A, “Bear market” means that tim, “I live in u boarding house my- [behalf, and ag it was disallowed. [ heavy selling has forced down the visito On May 12, , through the inter- | prices of stocks, “Bull market' 18 J. Lord. |cession of this organization, the case | one In which prices are being bid — - was connected with the service, and [ upwards by purchuasers. NEWS ITEM! the man was allowed compensation | Q. What is the capital of Al next distingnished forcign |retronctive to December bania? Has It been the capital since v to arrive in our midst will be| ‘This is only one more i the World War? Santa Claus! which tends to ghow the closcness . The present capital of Algan- (C¢ Dy 1925, Reproductfon |with which this organization has fol- | fu iy Tivana, The provisional capl- Forbidden.) lowed up th s of these men, and | tal after the World War was Duraz- {1y only one of hundreds of cases | zo. [which have been adjudicated by Q. Were the fifty dollar gold COMMUNICATED [ [ pleces colned by the United States e @l | James D, MeKenna Vapresses For- With further reference to Mr. | in 1815 for Panama-Pacific In- Warner's remarks, that he felt that | ternational Exposition the only coiny my communication was a direct “slap | of thut denomination minted by the in the face” to the ex-servicemen, | United States? A. No. lo 18577 the United States ther Ophuion of Common Conncell, in the council, I wish to state that | The attitude assumed by the com- [this remark s either a rank decep- [minted two fifty dollar gold pleces, mon Britai munic councll of the city of New |lion or sublerfuge. He knows well | but they have not been seen sinee 1, with regard to my com- that the only man of the alderman | the year of thelr minta liey are \tion protesting their faflure |speclal conunittee which mi the | supposed by collvciors to have been to refund th " o pald by [1eport on the matter in question, | melted up. They were exictly two FForelg the local chapler of the Veterans of |Who voted in favor of remitting the | inches fn diameter and one-eighth of Wars for a carnival held un- [fee, was Alderman Macrz, himself an | an inch in thickness, This is the ler thefr auspices during the past [eX-serviceman, highest denomination colns ever summer, is exactly {1 anticipat-| In my letter, T pointed out that | minted by the United States, Anto galesman: “Do you want it {ed, having in mind a same time |the city of New Britain, it it saw fit | Q. What is the population of thé the Thom treatment accorded Major [to do so, could sccure from the | world and which of the continents Bunnigan, representing |state of Connecticut a refund of $400 [ has the number of inhubls ag J. But the government, when lie requested |tepresenting money expended by the p Thout disabl ploy. tude rivilege of the council floor [them for the care of the comrade to Mhe ey ted population of one year ago, In behalf of a [Whom I referred in my communica- | the 48,000,000, Asia ed veteran in the city's em- [tion, which they saw fit to ignore. ranks tirst with )00, and It §s apparent that thelr atti-| My communication was a plea | Kurope next with 476,000,000, has not changed. {that they remit the fee which the | Africa comes third with 142,000,000, However, T believe 1t fs for the [city charged the Veterans of Foreign | North America has 136,000,000 hest, st ol o an opportunity | Wars amounting to about $450. FFor | 8outh America 64,000,000 and Aus- TotbilnE ing ¢ of the wonnded [some reason the elty could not tralia 9,000,000, s ord is United [and disableq veterans to the atien- ford to remit this amount, and yet| Q. What kind of an orginizas You say vow've changed your|tion of the publie at large. {they saw fif, or rather the repubfi-| tion was the Knights of the Golien Warner, according to the Rec- [can menibers of the council saw fit, | Circle which existed about the time 1 ex-gervieoman himself, and |10 consign an opportunity to save | of the Civil War? In what purt of weing stated that the |the city $400 to the waste basket. |the country was it strongest? ARG TaY s larn T an oL as (e However, T believe that the fore-|{ A, It was a sceret gociety whose le provislons for the care of |going will be sufficient at this time, | object was to bring the Civil War to thesc disabled men, which is quite |but you may rest assured that T shall | and to restore “The U'nion ue, but Mr. Warner, either through |take issue with the leaders of the 'as it was.” Its strength lay chicfly nori hig ne thl ince or malice, failed to advise |republican forees, Messrs. Judd, | in Ohio, Indiana and 1inol Lservice collengues, who prab- | Dehm, Christ and Johnson, In the| Q. What was the location of the are not as well informed as he [near future, ancient land of Ophi [yegarding veteran 1 jon, that| Respectfully submitted, | A, Opinlons diff arding its buckwheat | With ham and gravy—Yum! It boys will stay away from them, Well plainly they are dumb! | There’ cider in the | And lots of apple-iy nd twalve big crocks of peacli-pre- the bi rested is will of cases where these unfortunates of the United Sta have or ult, o u m wish fo cite a few typical : AT\ did he wvden of proof ha times | JAMES D, McKENNA, location, Gen 10 points to on the veteran. The writer | ouncil of Administration, uthern Arabia but some historians ing to give the details of scores ans of Forelgn Wars | Sy it was in Mashonaland, others say it was in Coylon and still others been battling the goverr fix its geographical position on the the past six years, wit ro- Malabar coast of India. No ruing sven though most of the veter hat are positively identified as bes rganizations, the American Red i o Ophi e been discovegs ressnien and senator sted all efforts In order that . . Whers {s Sidne Lanler, the \ay be brought out more fully, G poct and hymn writer buried? When {"This condition, you realize, is not t A A, He died in 1851, and is burfed Your lette And my mon Wh week in t Buird { Is 1t2 Safety Week, Better Babics Week, Kindness Woek, or what?" Whelan: * week that no payments are due my furniture, car, insurance, or Efla. Wurtzman. HHOW TO BE A REPORTER The Phan Shop Course in News- Writing (1essons by Wilhur Hyde) here! It only write them. You ce is a 1dy the following axamples carefully Seyenteen Die in Grade Crossing | rash! train approachir | silk-clad | | sald- to be from cab, A hex of 16 & il kshover briv to 17. The experts be- weyin Negro Bunred At Stake! i Washing{on, negrq ¢ yorted 1o have burned wrant late Wealthy Horscman A Suicide Ivit of busine mornin If Popular Songs Were Tustrated Three Times a Day »" boasted the phy nit of the Veterans' : - in Greenmount Cemetery, Baltimore, e (e 1 S0 [k Maryland. otern the hurde; e all e Q. What the proper hours n, and makes it absolutcly & h for a children’s party? 'y that ans' | 2 A. For very young children the tions earry on. = urs are from four to seven or from I liort claim i a ¢ ve in mind a 1 > 7 Y| | thrce 1o six. For children under sis- et el B teen but over ten they may be from with the Fment heca ! seven to tén or ecieven but never isability contractes ! - | 1ater, This disability resuiltc condi- | V1 > en wonders fion man' 1a24 ven the be which necessitated ving the D is the average yield | of the ancient wor 1eft leg amputated oggMay 11, | per 2 of potatoes in the United| A. The pyramids of Egypt; His case was several times| S > ! Hanein ardens of Babylon; the Ldisallowed by 1 erans’ bureat 1vernza rang Letween | Pharos (Lighthouse): Lighthouse of enmnt Sear referred. ! bushels v ndria emple of Diana vl of 7 5, in 1se to | bushel 're s not unusual, in Sphesus; § of Jupitor by efforts of American Legion | some p 12 country, and a| Phidi Mansolenm of Artemisia; Amierican Crose. At the | yield as high as 400 busheis per | Colossus of Rho b you ci Mr. jon of this organization, the |acre has occurred in senie places. | Q. Is an alien visiting the United was sent fo a reputable physi-[ Q. Which book by Oliver Wen- | § a tourist or temporarily \ the first to be| for bus 3 or pleasure an immiy { grant within the meaning of the {m< published and migration act? . f n famous 'h- | . No. Only those who come with riher stated that this man w the kfast L the expressed intentlon or purpose probability lose his remaining [ It was published in I858 and had | of making their homes in this coun- 1l his right hand. Dietur Pe 1in “The Atla Monthly” | try are Immigrants under the mean- n, members of the common 3 | ing of tha 1aw. plight of this unfortu- e = his ail for his coun for the inter the veleran organization . this man in all prol o S iation ot 1 not hae succleded epa T 8 y's fghting alr f ‘The ques- Liis disability « tion” « ] cnse o 0 the minds of rviee, and thus 1 ) i ! fminetal ol {5 which “the governm - Gl : r ! ¢ o e for all disabled veterans.” ! n t o 1 s , dom't you? Our hing- Warner's asscrtions in this ton Bu s ready for you u specl " il Tro stion wonld lead his fellow oHEtI N counei believe | ent goes looking Slete R oAl N muney: | CLIP COUPON HERE ' e ALRONAUTICS EDITOR—Washington Bur New [ rald, | York Avenue, W a . s E the bulletin, AIR WICE AND NATIONAL DE- wunt Xy7, a v ot T. B., | INSE.—1 nd Con of Col. Willlam Mitchell's al—and en- im for com- five cents In loose, un cancelied U. in New Dritain on Janu- His claim was displ- ur different occasions, March 30, April ¢ and ST. & NO.of R Ro auvvnsvsseee . | | AN I vo disallow- cuy . STATE v e on m of the wm} 1 of the HERALD the in ssion of autside - - e e e e e - wew e - The disallowance of April | Suburban Heights. ‘The Old Tuxedo. ANNOUNCES BRI¢ THAT ANYWAY HE K OULDN'T TIT- TS LL THINK HE . TDO SMALL 15 TOLD TO DU IT UP IN E6YPT LEAVE TOP BUTION UNDONE T5 AT LAST- GRUMB VISHES HE HAD SERGE ON SURE THE P ING INTD HIM © McClure Newspaper Syndicate