New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1925, Page 6

6 spiivhing i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER R Ll il i | York, who exclaimed when the oath | | was taken Long Idve George Washington." | Q. What is “petrogen” ? | A. A trade name for a stainless | | fodine, | Q. Who was Sertorius? | A. A Roman statesrian and gen- | |eral who jolned the democratic| { party under Marius against Sulla, He | | vetired to Spain where he tried to| | introduce Roman civilization. ~ He | | was assassinated in 73 B, C | Q. When was the Lusitania| launched and on what date did make her first voyage? | A. She was launched | bank, Scotland, June 7, 1906, l QUISTIONS ANSWERED [ made her malden voya l.x\‘N;\mnl onlis sl Antar e dtotaty |LoNsw Notkyin .\:‘lu.,.u,<~,“|.“u(.‘ o question of fact or information by [ @ COm YOU AoK T b0 writing to the Question Editor, New | Soncernini tho Storfatt TEEAG o Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, | \rcef S L ik 1323 New York avenue, Washington, | * 3"l o 10 poing con- D. C., enclosing two cents in stamps v(”“'r adidn the Cuhn’wlu Rockles for reply. Medical, legal and marital | 0ietS (R ARG FOCGTOE Newcon tended rescarch be undertaken, Al | ',,.\',..,‘-‘ Colorado, on the Denver cther questions will recelve a per- | TC 0 R oad, (the Mot sonal reply. Unsigned requests ean- (i jionq.) The tunnel will save 23 | not be answered, All letlers @&re | ijcq or line and 2,406 feet in ele-| confidential—Editor, | Ivation, 'The length will he 0 Q. How many pins and needle |teot or 0.09 miles, It will are manufactured in the Ur | ted [ninimum width of 16 feet and will| ates in a year, and wha Is their [pe 24 feet h 1o odate CSHEARTROUBLE" value? ; A 1 single track road of st She-Knows-Who's-Writing-This | A 10 1023 (the 1 Q. What is the duty of 1 which statlstics are ble) the|of a ship? What qualifications output of needles w 5,098,000 | 1,0 posscss and what salary with a valuo of $5,096,000, PIns of | yeceive? | steel wire that are sold by the A, I'ursers have charge of the pound aggr 4" pounds; | acoounts: provisons, puy, efe. on steel pins in each ag- | vogsel and of the the gregated 997,504 packs. PIns made | gy ors, Thelr duties vary accord of brass wire reported by the pound | 1o ) size ship. As a rul amoun ,734 pounds, and | pursers are required to havo ha | brass pins, shipped In packs of 8- cijca experience steamship creatures paces 600 each amounted to 1,458,220 pgancy, theret Knowledg e men acks. Safely pins accounted for 7.- | Ry e T rnaoR 2 $78,819 gross for that year. No \n&lh\,; usually aro sent on trip as as- s i is sct on the pins but tho (oiel value | getant pursers Lefore F i e il kvl hont awrimny o Lo cutputiotingstic ik MoRhE | nuraers e ealary i | ¥ nd eyes and suap fasteners for 1923 | ghout $150 to $175 for an experienc 15, 1t) your apirit proud. || c2timated at more than | ed man and $100 to $125 for Herman had b kind of cha HERALD batt) New Britain Herald " i . g ‘ Frank E. Goodwin PUBLISHING COMPANY or to t X . towa t FactsandFa BY LOBERY G | [mued Dally (Sunday Excepted) At Herald Bldg. 61 Church Street Ixamples of super-government @ morry old time : Hoover BUBSCRIPTION RATES 1al : J $2.00 of Hosts, nu be has met! Cof with Three b in Hartford conduet they diin't e to ran o Berlen 1 ne mors What the man natur 18 18 loss hu humane Entered at the Post ¢ . e Mall ow ¥ Matter, = Delan Ehe ture, | French- | York send all communications to Pun Shop Editor, care of the New Britain Herald, and your letter s Socy will be forwarded to New York ew York system | - - o wore S e at (o Tunny How Much They Can Carry! The only. profitablel adverts i t week after week | gr n Co oy ) fo 't make people nar- | N0 that Christmas shopping's in o t style the City. Cir ross room always open wite who Bridgeport Ne e at Clyd in later had a h ch who TELEPHONE for a boy CALLS 4 A e 8ho | S g the opportunities | 1ife never Oftice 1al Rooms astly | L) et leads const HE KRYPTOK BIFOCAL, ™ on boske just a little while Liome a spool of thread unk that's heavier than lead! Ao Didn't Agree yior: “How n be by | . i T before € which bat- | p d i ckethoolk ? New York box- the — worse, Theres no song | V<0 hack, back, 1t mig! on changed rule to bo Member of the Associnted Press. » Amsocla lted t (hieiln 04 Press 1o exclusiy thing not othe were dear « il at It or w cre of a o = < traMe i e o2 2 ny shopping 327 MAIN ST. v BUrpass " g L iristmas? gHInas0d: Bt the calendor, or by remarkably in Hart- most rounds would = A AL Member ) of oA 1 or t ohih : 3 s reg in ere wi Audit Bureao of Circulntion Anner anective e —Luther I%, TFee. have a polnts he won. The result One To A REINDEER .. AND A BOBBLD-TIAIR BANDE' CALLED n. Our d upon this tion sgainst f diwtriby res to cal advertisers, hat accor andard gua a purser must gool there was sl neral lowntown streets, ement as to who actually o \ n of est year for | wal on i virtually non- who Ly school shocs, smiles while ord has | tor tor Hartford to ¢ indeer §s a pleasant beast N10: locile of ereatures s to mind the Christmas feast i other Yulctide features, santa Claus, with presents load- od, nyth not easily explode 1 snowy Lapland pines 1o not f; hav- | Considering Yerlenbacl \ nsidering Rerlenbach RO Ly (8 one s 8 | nearly knocked out of and taking the count of nine when he suddenly de- | a duly care of the battle, was There's no lack of respect for the both the people ¢ the \ of the DANGEROTUS CROSSING hen and the AT SOUTIE HIGT Iav clded to get up, Delancy meanwhile | )y refraining from him AW are res with a gaining iip documents, being CONGRATULATIONS TO gl CHORAL SOCIETY congratulations B he magnificent ontle Town when he Doctors 50, 1t sce con Ve ! ing not rlen- fel- health! done ms clear that B bri The of the city in Choral go- baon or your was a remarkably low. Had the fight points lucky the New from been decided on | Briigeport vay for a ¥ s now | ing to be About the o got on the concert the ol in this ity yesterday after- manimould 000, fuch reso years never was or previously truth of the heard ince “The in matter s masterpiece sung inding choral &in this city | Mes- here. the have won it hands down, N id But how did the thro York sport Did eriti- you owd ile BEDLY; loped you can people re shot up. critics handle the situation? Did commission In v they pan anybody? And If \nd if the referees they cir homes 7 pon love, you cise boxing or the | in emulate the Reindeer, ugh 1ys which I'd explain, dear, my lnees youw'd rest, the | ants. Q. What is a “spider Q. Can you give mear A. Any crab that has legs of un-| o\ marble coment nsual length in comparison to the \. To cement marble to marh | body. The famous giant erab of Jap- | i< sirtea oyster shell lime and fin lan is the largest known spider erab i o"nogered gum arabio with watcr and has legs from four to siX feellyo o fairjy stout mash. Apply this in lin length. On the ecastern shore of {o bhoth parts of the| ipe for pur nd | Lewits | Special Others $20 - $500 blue white diamond, fn eved 18k, white gold ring. $100 done ) love! | : | thin Jayers lone in Yoork i United States the name is us-| Gt B0 5 % cmented and D ually given fo species of Libinta, €s- | oy together. Allow to remain un- pecially “Libinia. eanaliculata”, ¥ery | gicthiod for twenty-four hours and | b common on muddy shores or flats » with a sharp knife, the ce- | S 1 would ha B 4 | @ Is there such a thing as aj o \hich has n squeezed out. o : . On —ThAe Weafi:er whn: “Two tons of coal that (i atenbropniey Observation < naturally the Ives. No one ever : ; right Good Investment! ‘What in the world ever in- d such 1 in more massed effects as 1 1 th ing same 14 occurrel zreat oratorio, e they heard be better this is realizel from “the Yonnectien: 8 “ s AR A. Recently an invention i i : 5 | Moreland M. Dessau has been —Adele Leiter. |0 0q from London wher ! matches that have become wet still be lighted. ‘This he has don Ly incorporating rubber latex with the fulminating material and vulcan- g the completed match. The in- o [vention has, nowever, not as yet| Leen put to practical use. | inrecayeein Q. What is the origin of the| his Lirsttronsls * tor name Sanders or Saunders? | T g A. Both are derived el Christian name “Alexande SR AOBARE ey means “a helper of men.” 1 him, *it might e At aniiect lost Q. Is the number of paupers in ""‘Ln"l;,\yI“f“‘;r,_m ! the United States increasing or de- asing? Vederal statistics for the years | ujah” chorns is more arvelous lleln outhurst of built PECULIARITIES OF STATE'S CITIES are hereafter, evidence In some trials, a lot of people Kk a wedding ring is the “one ring” circus! would e 1 the keynote iristian oin any luncheon cities not only Washington, Dee. 14.-—TFore iern New England tonight, Tuesday increasing ecloudi- ness probably followed by snow or rain, not much change in tempera- turc moderate to fresh northwest, shifting to north and north winds. Iorecast for Fastern N York: {Generally fair tonight; Tuesday cloudy, probably snow or rain south | and central portion: not much | P ) S Ciilinga i températiire, resh northe| A lire-lnsting| Homliton, Watch, the ~ost. shifting to north. amd nerth-|iatest style white gold case, lumd- individ y in their out, plan or lack of that it | old the s a particularities : nal, tional fame time, acro the | which | » oti- from son,” she blow off old tron- n't 1, cre B. Englert. CHRISTMAS GETTING | IASY (Acoording to Frank H. Williams) | WHAT YOU WANT FOR RISTMAS THIS YEAR ] tmas list. the things y nam and mail to s in care of your friends If this doesn’t get you start an agitation for endment enfore- p o 3\ . | {ADE the gland? and | of ] Fane Renominated Tor LIKE el MOTHER USED TO MAKE homemads bread and rolls 5 To becoms a maker rolls requires practice, but after all, it's o simple matter of fol- directions. You can't go wrong it you follow the recipes and in- ne given {n our Washington Burcaw's latest bulletin “Dread and which deseribes Ui ugh methods of mak- of del bread, graham, whole nu on Lrown, and corn uner rolls, French rolls, buns, Send for 1t can you make them? good homemade advan the it NOW! That President—FElection to Be Tield at | S ou wanbion re entence. was thinki Meeting in Two Weeks Q. office ralsin, and and eo ¢ hi he -war Un pre spat or what have jef from corns. CLIP COUPON AERE Daily 2 ed by one of the | cast winds | somely $50 00 newspapers disclose that while | Conditions: A dlsturbance is|cneraved il o 1014 were 91.5 almshouse tral this morning over Texas | Le Witt's prices are lower, due to the h 100,000 of popula- ng rains in the southern states |low overhend of the new upstairs re only T1.5 for euch[and snows in the central plains [location. Step upstairs and be con- { the beginning of 1924, |states east of the Rocky mountains. | vinced. What were the s | Pressure is high along the border n of Henry 1V of from the lakes westward, attended From 1309 to 1413. by colder weather from Montana M C LE WIl I S | 3 o Y Q. Can you glve me an example | ¢ ard to Minnesota. | an ausiliary verb? Are they tran- [ Conditlons favor for s vielnity | Jeweler and Diamond Dezler sitive or intransitive? | falr tonight followed by increasing | Upstairs, Room 4 200 Main St A. Auxillary verbs are parts of | clondiness Tuesday. | Upstairs Store means Lower Prices. verbs used to make up verb phras They help to express acton or state of some particular kind. They m: be eith amsitive or intrasitve de pending on the verb with which they | connected and the form of the| A An example would be “He | Jowing s mother,’ in which auxiliary verb. Who delivered oath to George W on when | maugurated President ot the | d States? i A. The oath was administered on April 30, 1789 by Robert R. Livin ton, Chancellor of the State on? New Britaln Herald. BILEAD AND ROLLS and enclose here- | T so. uncancellod, U, 8. postnge stamps or coln for bz sanes ) meny INAHE........ insecks are don't know exa ther I hin cou 7y | These R certony kly hew tesmsimstitiit e s s, ? ) are, enance now till Tm diz- | ST. & NO. or R. R. Iam a res Trudy. 1925, Reproduction Forbidden.) (Copyright T to Wear Well “I want to buy ve to my hus- rshs Copy rig] Bell YAS WILLIAMS 1925, by the dicate. Ines ''The Minute That Seems a Year vou have anything | might con you KRAZY KOLLEGE Gergrude) KLASS AT (Conducted Dy - 25 Yea rs Ago Today g your ROCKNE T REMAIN ‘ Urable to Seenre Release From |G my sweeties' an innocent T i (! T ( Notre Dame So Won't Go to st und Columbia Next Fal when T'd hugged her an armistice, KEAZY WINDERGARTEN mducted by rtrude, Jr.) MELEL YOIK AW 1Tl A LA NEW NING WHEN YOU SNEAK UP TO THE STORE-ROOM T0 HIDE YOUR WIFE'S PRESENT AND TIND THAT SHE TOO HAS THOUGHT OF THIS WAY OF GRTTING A TLOOR-LAMP TOR THE LIVING-ROOM\ (Co, CLUYAS ee the ’ WILLIAMS and 121 ht, 1925, by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.)