New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1925, Page 6

New Britain Herald| HERALD PIUBLIEHING COMPANY Loued ald Dldg, Dally (Bunday Kacepted) 1 Churen 8treet SUBECRIPTION 800 & Year, 2,00 Shies RATEN Monthe » Month N N Botered at the Fust Ofice nt & Second Clam Ma) TELEPHONF CALLE Bustness Office Editortal Rooms . 928 Tue n prees y profitatle ndver the " Cily. Clieulat room alwaye open to advertirers Member of the A The Assuciated P ted Press exciumively tarean of Circulotion. anization ) adver. Bquare; Grand Ce OUR TVIRNT SERIOUS COLD WAVE in ia not mosp New einity 1t s ing 1 a ma first serlous col winter, Tt will virtually foreca many wl predicted winter, ing = or to unheralded depthe. All of Arke relationship FCONOMIES IN falrly genoral concerns in the such TROLLEY which was quite depressing for a) ' 1 1l strike, these tes of nature have not rious cold in the west great measire but no mor serious than usuall icut has been spared moment; and {f we can stand it Extremes of bring with the number deatl During an attributed the weathe cold wave tra care must given hes plants; more overheating than posure, LET (Hl ur DYA’HH BOND OWNERSHIP Much has been written of late the form garding the def Tre tim of press d ilcations of sfate surer Gilpatric who doing in Atlanta wl as a result of his attempt at state sion of the 15 in posses bonds which by after he had or priated returned ing reb stolen be has a money in Putnam, seems some doubt the state ri placed in its hands in manner. This 1 to It that c courts involves principle settled as deed litical ex of ethl wunot be a political issue, If it oev Is to one. cannot be fanne tement very well ing one over qu man's dishonesty and alleged methods of attempting cover up his tr It the ofli of tr m to which t Lcks. nk thinl state has bonds entitled y s in a fricn be broug There have harges state poMicians endeavor cover up much appar this cor: cians - tra [ LSO SOLINE. SITUATION STARILIZTD po! restorat ex- is blind in- | Comn by alon slon; * ¢ ¢ The oll past trivnd rumors tha THE BUSINESS certain contrary sa g the e and or an In no npany early sibl the old e c thin tr to ey 1i route of ca g to that . n exclusi days o same tment Yet omn time, many was much franchlses CHINA'S PROBLEM TH AN NATIONS un- com ibandonment China hington confere t that 1 its willing maximum of ecffort onditions regard @ complain e fn Pekin, promised com customs 4 nral € time and NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, e o Factsand Fancies ( By Robert Quillen, yerator forn S one who SUPpresses e who crowd rly suppressed his (|0 Shop Lo win MONDAY, Send all communications to Fun care Herah), of britain and || you ean sit on t tions dir i think trustworthy than th for unissio Peking delayed wrrival of | Nothing can long ) a coun- adjust itself e in com. | culture in Up-To-Date the week Calendar, lays not a k S are America “What males $ prepuring for a g 1 New Year's Day?" olund: “He'sseating salt York the Now rour letter | be torwarded 1o New 1olks: appenr, and ind "I I'hirse! bod mack bed-Tlair | \°° andit, POST-CHRISTMAS SENT- MEANTS By Molly VCRNOWLEDGING TF Anderson Haley 1051 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS THE The SMOKING Card He Si Sent | Your smoking set arived 0, K. * | Av van pl ! War Lt but wrly people or it rigl tougl will, m nee, The United grubbing to pay | Yo W since 1 ness to make a| Some chlldren that wa are Lorn to parents | some children to remedy the which the tariff con- | October did plete of tin and January 1 er customs linese govern- acquire the in- nforce past v wor without 1 in combn e’ of tribute u doma decision ( ner 1 adminl} 1wk accun through control of | | ‘government strong it to b maintain e of law & conference extraterr s ‘1 scon lain, t RLAD HERALD FOR YOUR “hina s WOULD JAIL - AUTOISTS | Not that Know tow. | T nds than a more tting - I1Yon all temporary b glve him | An in. Prior to was prople m mpc the most in private. tering na- money. As soon | War 1 you're helpless | Tt without rchant ships; peace a time n you're helpless with hem \ | da Com Al we | ne need is who had | 1a rather give than eat i than @ | “He has | him as 1ulates money 18 tariff the indoubtedly the wili will of as powers nism work and thus be neople nd < Correct on the abolish- n toriality that is ¥ in taking | direction. fluential advo- he British favor of | for- | wh in ho! WHO RACE WITH TRAINS | California District Making Effort To | gy 1 rig . Only | th movement in granting | Stop Speeding To Crossings | 28 (P—Con. | ifornia, 1 signed 1o 1 out of heating the I'ra Costa co: ew ordinance uch of the Dec nty, ¢ an s a|da fla ice with | and the haps of car locomo- used e sir fn which in got y reward it the driver's or anced respe it proved to W th 1t line it vard still r but if the | as a spe- | ing him | vay user, a s pl cognition loss daring hig strong on this wisdom stuff, cu say you ougnt 1a He's got [ evi On The Weather | Observation 3 ing {IN KLASS AT His ¢ 1Ana {1 realize the And T've not thanked you for that |'H\nul:w vens, Wi husband that monogramme: 1 you can bet found a place for i 3 1o my favorite ¢ he Card He yur smoking set s on. Ix that that right just away whe bair, Meant arrived O, came my way! K. el he next | nk r- re looks as though folks think T am i of smok . HAT B sH Card He Sent at brush ser to think of thi ke a THE The 1 as it can be, always it to me ngs a8 to brush his hat! The Card He Meant ks for the hat brush sent to me, a quar ell my stoek; I'll bet 1T own I'd be s a Pullmar .. THE INEVITABLE T The Card He Sent realize the days slip by I've thanked yo plcied the right me, nd one 1 The one its me to a Card He Meant days slip by tie, at is say s in n raw ot On His Mrs. crves arike hristmas and yo w drum is broken! inly aro destructive.” Mrs. He £ "Who & ing ren? It roke it." —Thomas F. ahout chi irning o new ht, provided you don.'t to the Devil A Big Party Warren: you hole troupe Blake: | from pe 3 MODERNS! Continuity By Joan el line's godmother ra y her fa r and sal cighteent] out there our bo; il an was I Gisnet. af is a turn invited your to ner. like | to er, and there to stay! “Here it Is only a few Children cer- vl ny | i it | ! a to Crosman, nda Dir came | lv’J‘ “Gerry, you're getting to be a big | and 1 want for you. pper 1 ing handsome n one of the three most i hav Jeauty, alth. You can have Which will it be?” gave another cigarette, wned slig 1oke ring, ¥ 1 1 don't want beauty. T down at the drug I'm wise enot don't o boys like flaps s out wislom. And I've enot No, o 1dy just about got jack e out. wy, 1 wo the th r and smil- chil¢ ydw g on her coming clo: is it Would Try Them rson 1o Spri Y y well, put t —Rose some Oppe (G act “Wr mue! 1 ord “Adenold m Pcll Kas fends 1 wducted By Gertry will now Some ARMY H\\l\ DUFEATED LASSH D WANTS ADS T Sam smiled Gunga noid ved cnough.' Mr. Sout Ig A | “Alth yugh Miss KRAZY KINDERGAL tchers store h to kno to see the swe But, es, toll mport - | things in the world for young ladie Wisdom, one of the | an blew and T can in who a 80 th r wealt et hooke ta gra 't e fal ROt @ trot ‘e once nheim. 1de) aum ITEN (Conducted by Gertrude, Jr.) to do some- you {what I'll do. I')1 give you your choic pull at her a buy a that | re at h, old d! to put your ke n- ry 1, m "I would recommend | or your insomn! doctor, T will KRAZY KOLLEGE - | for nmv. E 114 pounds, has chestnut | ferre T hate ( 1“1 wa | ol | DECEMBER 28 1925, Yor question of fact or | writing to tho Question Lditor, New | Britaln Hernld, Washington Bureau 1322 New York avenue, Washington, I, ., enclosing two cents fn stumps Medical, legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor can ex- | tended rescarch be undertaken, Al | cther questions will recelve a per- sonal reply, Unsigned requests can- not be answered, All letters are confidential.—Edltor, Q. What coins? is the “mint mg single lotter, placed base of a coin on elther side indi- cates the particular mint where made. The mark “D" for ample, on a coin indic was minted at the Denver mint; indi the San Irancisco mint; coin mited at Philadolphia has no mint mar! Q. Is there {ard the Br A vas written by Townsend arfd publish 1006, y Q. Can actress? A California on Janua 19 | studied under Ruth Dennis and later toured as one of the Denishawn Then she joined D. W. Grif- and has appeared { clusively in his productions. five fect, five inches tall, brown hair mmmarried removed was 1tes a novel called “Rich- Cyrus ed in you tell me something Dempst ) r, the movie She is and Q brown eyes. She Is Hoy can lead be from the barrel of rifies? A. One method is to remove powder fouling first, by means of a solution of sal soda and then, ) | ing closed one end of the troduce a small amount K the other end and let the mercury t with all parts o + of the barrel. cury and mercury with a swab. Whrat kind of quired to them and rat e A, The ferret binistic variety of the polecat. is smaller and more slender the polecat and is almost always a vellowish-white color, with ves. Forrets are bred for rabbit and t catching, and are bloodthirsty creatures, their prey behind the ears and suck ing the blood. Training for and rat catehing should be begun at the age of three months. Handling ts requires and to m one should seize behind the fore d not by ribs. Young ferrets should handled daily to accustom them to ir master and should be taught to wswer at feeding 1ima to a particu- histle, which later may be used effectively in field work. When a barrel, in of mercury. the barrel come in e ¢ inner sur- Hemove the mer- cad alloy, 1 of Q. an animal s ! training re- make good rabbit is a Tt attacking car: th be 1, em and try Justa Litte: “Drownding f& a awful And so's hanging beam, ideer to dict dieting.' deth, yourselt from of choaking on gas But Id fee Tectehe “ome to life, Cristopher, the class a sentence with the ‘erysanthemum’ in it Cris Cross: werd te for thikool ing, I wath feeling awfull bum, Our cook called and called to ma: ‘I couldent make Crysanthemum —Gene, Tl v Blacksmith., (Copyright, . Reproduction For- 1den.) w'vh! lage ! I're the | | Geposit ates that 1| ¢yeey, he was born in Santa Maria, 125 and | almost ex- | welghs | domesticated, | than | pink | terocious and | rabdit .o litt | them immedis | | Th | torret leaves a hole it should be al- | a ] lowed to come ore out a little way bes taken up. Tho great| frawback to ferrcts as hunters is| tendency to “lay up' and re- in the b w. Many peopls & or coping ferrets iem into a burrow, | while lers are opposcd o it Whe end the ferret in fed or fasting Is another debatable ques- tion 0. How niuch was spent by Unit- the War and Navy De the government in scal year $341,404,- by the War Departs 4,120,998 Ly the Navy thelp main hocate muzz sending nents ot 4 For the was spent nd rtment Why s the house ident of 1 called *I A It takes 580 ment in which the 1e United § hite House its name from the paint gsed. In 1514 the | iro to the buflding, After red it was painted white ar of fire on the stone walls, which color has cen Kept eve W What A. Colored enland ¢ world Southern tish it was repai 10 cover ree W sine s colored snow? now cn i in other pa the mountains in| The usual colors the coloration be- ms know v\ yellowlsh mination n of pine hus b her of | as ! I 4 or green, 1ue to minute org as Protococcus nivali in ope. s also heen w, which to be the from proved on ex e Q. How of t rolls many pensioners Civil War are still on t United States Pension Off A, The Civil Wur Punsion roll on June 80, 1925 had soldiers widows 241,193; nurscs 60, | Q. What is the riale ahout us i1g a napkin at a hote! 0. when on « guc.t in a private home for short time. Should it he folded aft and put beside t} | the me A. The napkin should be across the lap, folded .n half. the meal is finished, if it hot a dinner I t 1id on the table as it was| 5 never folded. But, if a person i a guest in a home, a clean napkin should not expectel n\ eal, and the n <honid be | folded beside the| The u napkin is | made conspicuous, but should be used jn order to remov rase, or other suk nees from the spread | When | | is in a nap- | e k. 1 ut the is st | What is “Yom Kipy ‘ nical term, now | ignate the Day of test day in th Fuclld club, Q cal \\‘vn solved the first me ni- A. The fiest mochanical problems | solved were those draling with simple machines. Archimedes (287- | was acquainted with the | tever in its simplest | form, and Leonardo Da, Vinei (1432 19 A. D.) stated the same for’ ral cas when forees are in | cetions and applicd at various| e any d oints, ‘l;\l)], ll(l\ll LESS Mass., Dec, P cluding a alid rl and twenty ¢ en were made homeless today b~ a fire which dam- aged an apartment block on W ington streat to the extent of 5, Some of the occupants ventured in- FAMILIE! Webste e families i {to tha gero weather bar | produce which | when used for foot, The building {8 owned by Leo. Demeters io of Grosvnordale, Conn, MAY WARUFACTORE EGG SUBSTITUTE New Discovery Comes From Beel Serum and is nexpensive o. 28 UPh=A i ex- fmpor- 1 that a from heef substitute Dee what Cambri Mass., scientifie discovery peeted to | tanc has devel new protein food mac | serum can be used ox a for the white of eg Announcement made today by th view, The discoverer M. Bunker of the Mas sttt hyol of ar-reac of the 1o re- I8 I'rof, J. W ichusetts In product s nology of he new ining amount of albumin cqual to that in in cgg costing cight eents can be made for n ha cent, and this is one \o experiments that is expeeted to show lurge com- mercial possibilities, Nearly 4,000 tons of fermented « albumin are imported annually from China at a considerably in excess of what Bunker expects to be able to his formulu. In additior there will be an improvement in purity over the Chincse product, Possibilities indicated vy Prof, Dunker's study of the new scrum clude development of by produc will have manifold preparing medic manufactur water-proof su s, ainting, pl the. and dyeing of leathe The food in its fi as a golden powide ta cost Prof uses lml'-l. f appears 1t is tasteless Iy purposes. that it is assimtl- culir aking tes & shown rich in energy ated by the hoc was made while Prof. Bunker wa engaged in vitamine t 'k Silver In Flour Pack sllver in dry flour w storing it for some time und it wil | not tarnish, Florida “EVERGLABES LIMITED” Through Train From New England Ly. Springlield 8:30 p.m. New London 10:08 “ Hartford 9 Meriden 9: New Haven 112 Bridgeport 11 49 pun. 2l ne 49 9 Through_Trains Daily FROM PENNA. STA, NEW YORK West Indian Lid. Havana Special Palmetto Ltd. Florida Special Florida Gull Coast Ltd Florida East Coast Ltd. (Jan. 4) e b Everglades Ltd. 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IT QU&HT TO BEA VERY 6RAND NAME TFOR SUCH A GRAND DOLL DOESNT SEE HOW SHE EVER LF]' HER THERE ALL THAT TIME AND HOPES HER FEEL- BOILS n'Dov.N 0 ROSALIE MARIE, OR ARLETTA RRLINE, BUT CANT DECIDE WHICH SPENDS REST OF AFTERNOON PLAYING WITH LIZZIE JANE AND ASSURING HER SHE LOVES HER | BE