New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1925, Page 5

Sl ad FLASHES OF LIFE: COAL MINERS BURN OIL AND GAS FOR WARMTH — he Associnted West Kootena —The grass 1s green from balmy &pring weath- | er here, much nearer the north pole than shivering Chlcago, New York, Dixie and other points south, Poston—Tellows known as the 1, Street Brownles g0 in swimming every day in the Atlantic ocean, even when the mercury {s around zero and they have to break fco In order | to get wet, Believe 'em or not, they insist the water is fine just now, ‘ Now York—Robert Mayokowk, ¢ Eskimo who is seeing the sights her s mighty sorry that he left in A ka the Eskimo equivalent for his heavy underwear. nton, Pa. — Idle w:wu»nn[ miners are keeping warm by burn- ing oll, wood and 9 | Paris—Mme. Henry Berenger, wifs | of the new French ambassador to | vashington, describes herself as u | but not a rabid feminist She wears her long hair pulled in a knot on top and she is taking man books which will accompany her on walks through Washington | parks, Paris—>Mme. Louise Cognacq, who with her husband 53 years ago. started a little shop that became a Freat department store and brought | them an immense for is dead. I'or 50 years nelther took a vaca- tion -Most of the goc o aring velvet gowns weddings and going to Italy Loncymoons, London—"The Gloomy Dean" was in form for Christmas. In a sermon | at St. Paul's he foresaw danger to the itish nation from within, say- | “Our chief faults are political | d clerical claptrap, contented i nee and intellectual insincerity. St. Petersburg, Fla.—Gene Tun- ney onrht to have a better alibi thay the golfer usually has for a poor score. Somebody has pine! hag of prize-winning clubs, the clubs were used by Jones, Mac Barnes, Evans and before gave Haven—-Yale university a plan for summer camp’ at 'me nest fall for engincering | ients. | g Winter hurls cticut and mercu hovers » point. Nine inch ported in Winsted, iy blast at Con o tor | ctient this year | W) by motor from chimney in two family road street Connectiont Chamb: rs favor hy olicy” of ape es by New Haven | \ ay frigid te nf Rough waterat y section of Qrang {Home WET WASH | | LAUNDRYy | i WOULD TAKE A LOT {OF TROURLE WORRY OUT OF OUSE! WHAT SA }: PATIIER SAYS “YES® TO OUR SWEET AND CLEAN WET WASH PLAN Home Wet Wash Laundry PHONE Is Pricessiess : WELL CONSUI RpDDELL PTOM Accura‘e Eyeight Examina- tion and Optical Work TO Raphacl Ridg.. Snite 2 89 W. Main St.; Phone 1185 New Britain. Conn | st | ! son White and Rev. Dr, John Ne |in order | Haire, §3 ssidinry | = | Heyman home at 1220 Whalley | | avenug New Haven—. mond, for 15 years pros: e uting at- ew Haven hospital, Wallingfor lun bulldings con. taining seven stores destroyed in $150,000 fire in business section, Waterbury — Robert Quinn, 7 lies as result of exposure and ex- | ha lon while trying to reach his home Meriden orge Lathouris, 42 found dead In bed, asphyxiated | fumes from gas jet. Norwich—TUnidentified man deliv. ering Christmas gifts drops dead in Taftville. Hartford -—— Patrick Bl 38, asphyxiated by illum in bathroom of his home, hfel ting gas Hartford—Rev, Dr. Herbert Jud- ton Lacke; co-pastors of Contral Baptist len]\. tender re ations, Bridgeport — Police throughout state continue search for slayer of Sarah L. Lussi Joseph Deer sante still held pendin but appears to hi Hartford—Rev, Dr. George Wil- liamson Smith, §9, former president of Tripity college, dies in Washin ton hospital, New York—Mrs. Betsy Talbot Washington, a society hride of two weeks, wife of a W manufacture, had got h on the editorial staff of a ma a husband, arkill, N. Y.-—Mrs. 5, notorlons swin remen dir her cottag Bible formerly owne ter a imuel I, s the chair in when he fiest m work. She claims Mors¢ ster as ancestors, v York—2Mrs. Davia y ill. Tler son-in-law Morris | Gest, is arrang HoToR !]”ATH IN E!TII"S RISIKG Bt Death Rale in Country Shows Decline yeported s due to in principal ci week compared four w October 10, ar ember ceident from 0 pomt 1 fo this ca culosls deaths she Friedman Thinks West Plays Faster Inmhall N ord, Dee. 28 to play “Red” n Christmas Day it down. ¥ric nd int n s rior to the eastern ACCEPTS NEW CALT New Haven, Dee, 28 (P CC TOUR FAST Chicago Dec. 28 (AT tern tour, opening In T of the seas will visit many c of the east ar | rthur R, McOr- | ey of Ansonia city court, |ll-‘fi| althy radio ! rself a job | cight | ha th val sl by puted by the {roads of wl out the state under ti and by adding gasoline tax to t ditional cars oline « imed in the last half of this year will increase the total of taxes on the §100,000,000 investme o a figure well toward $8,000,000 by the end o dar year, but Uie investment will also be in- creased by car purchases made in the meantime, The motor vehicle department an- nually forwards to the board of as- sessors dn each town a list of the 1utomobiles by own municipalitics is 1 for gen- or ho Mi \ 1A 0 ¢ I 4 about $2,100,000, and the state about $4,622,000, These figures ar omputed by tafling 21 mills as the with 80, Ohio with HAD SAVED FOR OPERATION NEW BRITAIN DAILY HER Tell r man who as rtment of public | T . ¥ I Lo lubor maters. r s that Friday 18 the | Rooney and Antoinette Mazzon) tem at the church this evening, The 1 Of Needs in the Field V. Klatenbor otithe e Nuit 81, Jusepl's Churoh envelopy ¥t ol o0 | New York, Dee, 28 (®—Would-bs the Braoklyn Da Masses New Year's day will be | ina ted at the first of the year. | thi Int the oollemss ot tho tobcr, cabl SGMary's Church 1at 5:30, 7 and § o'clock | St Peter's Church v should bring into the news 1 > ) t A musical concert under 1t \ ! Year's day will be er fleld “the spirit of the eru —_— ¢ i 1 s 7 und § o'clock at 8t ‘ mu Dwight 8. Poreln, preslaent | e X | ! next W of N : wmfl 000 S ) i ¢ tho Newspaper elub of Now York | { Lyceum t i ; ; - A9 % o > % a . s . ‘ n il t § o'clock, Ulrich $100, ,000 fate’s Contr bu 1l el o o X Vork Her: | Week's Activities in ‘ : ¢ and MariaRoss Boleeiaal N e, st nlgh 4 i ( ) ch, The W I Tymorrow morning tion to Motor lfld“stry [, Adressing o dinner. marking the Catholic Churches ' gran S ¢ Lucyan Noel Char- {opentng of the four-day conference \ liss | P, Parrel), J ] 1ose ‘Anna Bibed R of the American asssoclation of | =———— M Sleftzer, Mr, And- | 1 ied and Thursday l}‘\?\‘rflnl‘x‘"(” Hartford, Dec, 28—Approximately |tcachers of journalism and the asso- vilay of this week which Isadore R ol Almet Benatte and Etbel Smith will 0,000 is invested In motor |clation of American schoo Y A : S et S 3 s i hicies in Connectleut this year, it [Partments of journalism errin ' v « « t « St \m. 3 s been deotrmined by applying to |oMphasized tha import of the . | 1 ' will e : Noe's ‘“:::l:;m“\uu ho 4 o total number of registered v spaper man in f g for held n var z y 4 L nd § 3 hicles the latest average of assessed | “true public service,” t day, v St dohn's Church mass, 3 uation for the state, This is| John J. O'L bor editor ot n | A y tlon and e sermon \\\"‘ con- ghtly more than twice the iny the New York World, t of the od th P ) t " t » m, ment in motor vehicles in Rhode 1 ance of a sold feundation i e would not o in ) : 'land, which las recently been cor and cconomies fo; news- [ 1°rilay o o fo at stat As nearly as can be approximated, | or vehicle taxes and fees paid in | cticut thus far this year, exc isive of federal taxes al fees, aggregate § leh the towns and citics in which ¢ motor vehicles are owned receiv- STYLE, QUALITY, DISTINCTION cssment through- 2 property tax, » recelpts from the o motor veh ipts from a ered and the gas- crage rate of gi ration fecs, gistered by peopla of at town during the year prevent evasion of payment e property tax. The money motor vehicla owners to al governm yme towns., What ovement and ¢ ate hi A pereents Reductions Prevail, Bri 4 motor vehicles re- onnecticut but owned : outside Individuals or corpora- ns. Most these “foreign" c owned New York state, in hich the owners of 1,200 are lo- : Massachusetts comes gecond and New Jersey thivd, with ywed by Pe with ode Tsland wit oridit inois with ine with 29, New Hampshire W with 19 each: Wash- jih 18, Virginia and I, Vermont and California 12 eacl with 8, iseouri wi with ware, Ken- Carolina Color- wssee anid Klaho ; rizann gton, West Vir- TG Oregon, Mississ RIPPLE LOSES 8830 HE cw Yorker Had Worked 15 Years to save Up This Sum of Moy, York, i1 HUMORIST DIES vhin, Dee. 28 (P RECLUSE FOUND DEAD New York, Dee. 28 (—An | i | price. | (| COATS! 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