New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1925, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER e P Byttaln Herald &= o v svmniemscsr 18 e aish ooy Wi (8 stors iy o e X it v, e BUT ONE IN FOUR IN HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY v ' Ireumvent le wargings chang | t all of which ara memorlal, those | R A'n.n“ (RS L7, (Bsnoap Racepted) he ground; or f g ¢ L e b \‘\‘ ml ¢ ’r. 1“ bile aid | ora 10§ Chur et 4 ) t make of automobile dic y B : / e u’z [ 3 Uehard Dix use in the moving plc- | Officers From Chil Life Escend SUBSCRIPTION RATER g affected t l 1 plante . : fhe Lusky Devil Those from Military nes % 10 nr ' 1 \ 0 = A Mercer -y v ‘ e oo Factsand Fancies s - i oo tontd polith . | ; A ¢ church allowed to marry BYUONRI NEDLES | e his church sheuld not be| Washington, Dec. 3 (®—Hardly Entered at the Naw liriie i 1. Kent, of the Baltimor [ mfomnded with the Roman Catho- | niore than one ofticer out of four .1 as Second ; Its ministers are ap- ) the regular iy and Phitippine 1 by the heads of the church, [scouts is a West Pointer, and les, and are allowed [ number commissioned direet Liditor, care OF the New : Herald, and your tetier Wi ; » ) | Wil be torwarded 10 New York ire only 1 o s ‘ - think Wow e, B S irehies of the denomination in the sltorta) T S . 9 o B It's Lasy, Folks QUESTIONS ANSWERED 5 i You ca got 1 » ) n ugh your way to or ir [ ert ¢ Davi able wivertining pedium g i wiling i ! 1 | Sond stuft to THE FUN RiTOP riting o Question ¥ Y orig | sociatlon owes fts | made publi alwaye open t ¢ t t celin " ) : I your way to woalth! hids . d 7 AN faoney. ot Naw | regu ive com _ 1 ERINg | . o \ n upholsterer, and lead- | O J $0 Lhsyy el i Member of the Assorl 3 : or o8 of un e m ) ttle aif Orilors 7 InEty san ' rty Boys during the | the two branches, with enough titled to t 1 ' n o vages ; own ¢ (et e given, nor can ex- | L S aor ity vl NIy ring nd t Al news ¢ > 1t o T . e 4 ‘ =T : 20r & tended rese ndertaken, Al A, Of that number rediten ak ; ! ) r p e ) : Stoc Ry watt Sy s According to | o news pu ¢ ! \ t g tek: “His rst constitution it was intended A N KRS quests can- . Connaet in indissoluble bonds of ; from civil life, 2,044 from ette 3 e e S orE [an 30 " t inevitable &win i mas.’ ks letters are i nasnip American brethern j cers reser vps and 1,604 Member Sadit Bureau of Circulation ROLLING “MILLIONS " N ovide - Hor i u i b nown attachment to the [ the enlisted ranks of the regt The A. B. C, 1 a : UNDERTHE TONGUT it it 3 tell whethe \ sesigiible e talibed <H ST R ational guard, voluntecrs or & which furnishes : S TR (PR 1 1 it 2 Ve ¢ 1 i ther br: of the service. tisers with 1 W 1 18 Jeff i country © r el B B i e x £ he ¢ G\ il Bresry The total enlisted strength Are baned v : Sl A ogn 5 B o oAt i lona ¢ e M o ich 00,606 w Brotwet E i 1 tr Iy E: L 0 by pre & the duty in continental United b To maintain the force 45,553 rec without you iy LU i e nrat wis held May 12, | Were nceessary during the e « ‘ o '« named after Tamanend, | Whom more than 92 per cent POk and e mythical Indian chief who was |native born Americans. exclusively Republican pat- [ You i el upposed to havoe inherited the ro- | Davis figures that ft costs §53 55 1 . . 1 el - N west of Alleghany moun- | man to O i fains, extending northwest of uu-"lv"e for the Philipy scouts. 2 hio. s fron his ndia e . i is cold, nd fts 50 Kilowatt | (Mo It s from this Indian lor TR ey I @ gecond ‘ administration 4 F ] h Siitar practically comniet.!| thit the name “wigwam” given to RS 2 de " 5 g b & 3 rm heart beating close to | oq Sl their ting place, and the names | I o S ki FIRST OFFENDIRS my strength and health up- | nd af of the officers of the society and | departmental polic {““"}“‘k“ el \"‘”' Sl car. 7 i | other paraphernalia connected with | coplance of men u Ll Al igioh dres | k 4 . it took their character and signifi- | ion to those nee cBRECH do it. ote een 1 poses in a peculiar locality wh el ! you: | ir ests. | import transportation cost wa - TG e Ry foriana t realize, ) a8 tha undes v iatin 3 Ts the climate of Argentina ~(-;I\u1 ald- lagainst the Locarno pact is that it yieldin re v make P P ) P IS cold? Do they cver have ) will preserve peace. has made of you a prize, dear. | family also su snows? WANT ENGLISH PRINTED ; : ina. belng a long coun- | M T B The allis 1 Vo g a 1 N . v from north to south, % ¢ aft up in the 1 has a 4 e of climate between 5 and the d pproac n 1 ed. s 1 g bill to be st tted to CONEress ¢ and southern arts. In rs will make good Presi ¢ elling forcign language news % Gael el R e : the south it is quite cold and snow | Pe/ling for il e he g ill, dear. |1 fiary ci o 4 fo print patrictic material in Tl n citizenship storms frequently oceur, though not |10 PUHE WETCCE o t yon always by b . A. Not always, althou s0 often as in other countries of the b ‘“ i ’[. S T on 1] . e & | r at my feet states, co s bar from ex- | same temperature, due to the fact| it BeEr AU S ECUEL SO 0 publican rule the Demo- | %7 ©%F % p A N e & P e hat the Andes Mountains take away L & o 4 ¥ —_— isin ght less they | 13 covernment of the United States to 1 5 i much of the moisture of the wester- 3 0 have a sm Am imong n. 5 and ¢ eet, dear., |° . would b furnished h day Iy winds through the commissioner of educa- bill provides, istocratic princi clated it re ¥ used K thing that's so comforting al as not heard it sald that \ a report on its eff of the panic du 1 war wational radio confe The report reiterates army ol tions to the one year enlistments thorized by congress, and shows t of > no hard times | | dians have nothing Q. What is “salmagundi?” national | dians have nothin| - A f co-| A. Itisa mixture of minced veal, tion, the e F b 1 A differs with the it ¢ | chicken, turkey, anchovies of Pickled | s — 2 00d it as near \ he ard onions, all chopped to- |~ proximated, it fakes 2 poun gether and served with olive oil or vood to make one Aper. lemon juice The Reason Q. Did Marie Corelli vel-| @ From what lang: does the ey s object | g recently ? ame “Grant’ com Lojtell ihways! A. She died of heart troubic the French. Tt Is an as > 0l 5 April 22, 1924 at the age of sixty b kname meaning “grand Mrs. Blakely: “I know it is. That's | Q. hat is the nape of the 2 how long after desertion % p hicet to you g it over [ mal [ subject to arrest? mes—like : i e et : p to twenty-four months an interest . f 4 . e Harold T e e . ¥ . on of his enlist .-~ k o | ’ : Pt el ment deserts in time of pence. | g6 99 not be taker | Only Americans devel . 3 e '|v: "‘\\\’4 ’4-* war, he is always subject s MILK ¢rand manner, and another election |their ommentary up- - e A " citizenship a P | sually cures them rindit : the by 1 What is the technical diffe: S EyOn this fashion a body' | on the he politics on the public 2 ety the vocabu- ¢nce between a skirmish and a bat- 1 was SOy i Al . £ S ! neen such s wreun One good way to st Lovely Moron Visits Our Plant | lary of Shakespeare? B Kirmish is o MAGNESIA o | 1 metion. ancon 1 can be oil scandals and | f ) L] “And this, madam, is the compos . Thevocabulary of the averagef o & 86T \m o fl,i e 1"‘” ; 3 i T it Gy 3 i " an ds about 3,000 to 4,000 words ment in which few lives are los Sl to recover fheir gt : ’ Ihose who read little, have a vocab- And no heavy fighting is done. A bat- HENRY FORD AND ! 2 J€8 O DroeDek! n reltborn spot- i it e e e Ty s a major ment in which Accept only genuine “Phillips.” SRIDDLING S r 1 the people will care o4, T potted &S| .t L) e Ak Shakespearse had about 15,000 equipment and forces are used original Milk of Magnesia pre- 1 oont e N orth [ O IR ST 3 Miltor ) tand there may heavy loss of life scribed by physici for b0 years L liose S iy =Up el the anor 0N both sides 1s an antacl), laxative, corrective = ApELE i Tieygdonyigseomisto 5 : ; - ent bottles, also H0-cent hot ! lLand of opportunity! If he cant ¥ v e of makeup on, 4 et O e ven fo | BREAD HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | tles, contain directions any dr e FOR YOUR WANTS ind of scandals, but so ! You usually : {ing room 5 | “How IN-trusting!, And those mer ulary of probably £0 {0 1 panty getting | takin T osses said to 1 r Strier meral le, wife from Gr GOD REST YE, ME RRY GENTLEMEN! e Christmas b its stockings, fts gifte cards, plun pudding, Correct t sixth grade Symptoms fenkin bawling it o dren and grow e 4 you gave your stenographer took ef- laus come down (e chimiey ! Wl de wo hang up stockin i3 2 ns e e e ule log? W Yule 1 Wh giving the T s and fore- |/ ;i : LUROPE AND FLORIDA Alathes SEHONdoRy ORI av? 2 Why d istmas cards? Why 1 GIZT TASTE OF STORMS Jenkin “She swallowed s tmas cole bration is interwos (i the exercis gum.” to anc n which| 56 {0 the cha Lurope on,¢ North Stanley 5 1ge Tearning to Drive 1 S nan ou have startec in [claims have w, madam, vou tarted city by Burdette K - e el e, What's the next thing CLIP COUPON HERE iMesf RIGNASHELS i L 3 . o CHRISTMAS EDITOR, Washington Rureau, New [ iined Attor \ p 1 know. T that | D, ¢ torm A large piece iron fell on tl Z fttle mirror to big toe of Edward Martin's t o foot today at the Vulcan Iron work “You needn't bother ahe and fractured that n or i behind you. Your main trot Seve 1 1 /N [ next six weeks will he wh school athle 11 we L 5 . front of you 189 oa T'am a reader of the ERALD Eorhianan e e e e e e e e e e e e e e == held. past foot ¢ "\ (Copyright s not a great financi ut | cro was no loss. ‘ ‘ i 1 last year will be \ 1al 1a Envor The Family Album. " hich consised it Little Touches That Will Give Raiding the Ice Chest By GLUYAS WILLIAMS t Yy enry Scl i T Style to » Prize Ring Staulieys Dkt solo by Henry Ve to the Prize Ring g 2 piano number by Ernest Modeen. - 5 @ } WILLIAMS . s, F. Hanford was chairr THE JOYS OI' NURSING ’ i reception committee, on W wvere | (Exp d By Clark Peden) 3 THE POLICE AND IR r right 8o f [ and Mrs. E. J. Skinner, Mr. ¢ Hear about Beth?" asked Anita, ¢ DEPARTMENTS o Iy r J. M. Burdick, T powdering her nosc pesal and N Morgan and s a nurse in 1l ¢t On The Weather .0 i o Observation rmory there, e |10 01 ely e . Sho ks ished people. | REMIMBIRS THER['S A PIECE ( TINDS WIFE I5 IN KITHEN PUT- SHE CLAIMS PIE AT NIGHT ek L PIE N ICE-CHEST D TASTE FRETTY TING PRUNES TO SCAK GUESSES ~ DOESNT AGREE WITH HIM AND 600D BETCRE GOING O BE BELL WA WOULD START ARGUING “Yes, 1 thought ¥ as dead, untl leth told me. Ie's one of her pa- | he has to help him you know—childish at he's | / other | he Napoleon. S «'s a patient | L | 1 hospital, Beth told me. % gt st e £ GOES RN L CLOSES DOOR. NO USE PUTING RETURNS PRESENTLY TORND always keeps his hand in- A C OPEN DEAS IN HIS HEAD AND THE MILDRED PRESSING RIBRONS his pajama coat. Napoleon L PEAF TOO MUCH ANY WAY won't have anything to do with any- there named So- ?‘, - ® ING PHOPLE INTERESTED 5 | PUBLIC TRANSIORT IN POLITICS Situlaes by " % 3 B e ¥ b i L \4_ > = 4 X L) AL t “under contr lamage “Why don ake up nursing WANGS MROUND WONDERING WHY MILDRED TINISHES AT LAST. TINDS ILPRED AND MILDRED DIV-] 81 nita THE TRMILY 15 B STYIN DARTS IN AND PULLS OUT IDING PIE DEMANDS CANT THIS A QUIET PIE-PLATE — EMPTV TAMILY 6ET ENOUGH AT TABLE — © McClure Newspaper Syndicate AWRYS EATING , EATH would if 1 t a chance t the fam- | |ous p o that Beth takes care of. | !Well Goodbye, Madge.”