New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1926, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN New Britain Herald HERALD PUHLISHING CO Memt The A titled all 1 credited news ¢ Meniber The A which tirers w elrevla e ba Grand Ce A AFIER THI 1S GREWSOMT 1FANY THE HOLIDAYS TOLL INCREASED in ra oot car BAKLE N SHENANDOAN veERDer ADMISSTON AT CANE the r might b pon th FLOODS 1N LIRES NEWS PRANCT IN SPRING DAILY cricans arc good | FactsandFancies Typleal A thrift y girls leave home? Wel s to be at home ulone o o b 1 shioned 0 eluhior girl hud the quality Uiat enables « nan or womin to have confidence h o |a diar led in many CREDIT INULATION ON EASY PAYMENTS npon of 1926 to total of instalment redit infla- horizon o no gr inflation of in then misgivings of futnre bitlion dol- on other is no 1t the disposal goods upon stimulant upon the It is doubtful in 1926 ond the iness rvative disposition Ivisahle to do possible. The d lizing larg a business canently Qbservation On The Weather wams | fsn't the le i vt 1o suit ot itution only thing peo. mselyes, here's the Con Alout cent of Chiristm on stepped on, and iy perhaps just as well The conviction that doctors are quacks docsi't signify anything cxs copt that you ars in good health. 1 who I resting his laurcls ils tongue rest much. [ army was divided into | regiments and things like that in- | stead of hostile blocks, | Onee the sual prost lent, He uses only for | dessert apy 1 | Evolution iquor; Migh license; ligh ! nijacker First month of radio: “How won- | dertul!" month “Darn | that static!” ‘Third month: “Don't | turn that darned thing on!" i - | 100d ix made “good” | of people who arc privilege of living A ne bo by the pres sonked for the | there nee I'at people make thers who look at Thank He I'mi not t others happy them an; The only two men to face the Adam 1 Boruh, vorld alone were The Jawhone smites people of an ass no longer it just bores them to Usaid, Wi is ani- quite fair to the | Correct this sentence A year,” gaid s bout the amilics.” (Protected by Syndic: Pubiis 25 Vears Ago Today | | |to the signed Jirock] el in b i Twe [ have be added | ¢ r addition. inary topics by ‘the com- ion of town and been | | | city governments, | The | eraph rin | around New Britain just beyond the city limits to avoid using and p the underground subway now | being e cf American Co. is wires |ing fo | er, T ine is hefore the common [and it is said th | detayed in 1 ra mon tion fs being | Conipany nsideration prop wners $5 creeted on their land, J. Kenney and John Kelley I A B, socicty add A. B. soclety of in yester- | lay af i ¢rnoon | | saved him. Ostrich Feathers Being ‘ Woven Into New Fabrics e 1 will London ortly brie the mat iking i READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS I'OR YOUR WANTS | The d | fallen arches.’ HERALD, MOND » Maxson FoxwaL Junez | Send all communications o 1un || ! shop Lditor, care o1 the New | | Britain Merald, and your deter || | will be torwarded 10 New York. ||| | - s QUESTIONS Time o Take Tnventory, FOIRs! | yaejo 3 cen i lvgal an cannot be glven, no | rescarch be underta eiher questions will reeets onal reply. not be answered, confidential.— A Hemy Crosted Daddy i AU'S @ Ca nian, Hel er caves in petting W ms of t Depar [ Bobhed-lalr | v Bandit. | nent AUTER THE HOLIDAZE A Revised Classic (With the Usual to Wil Bryant) By Georgo Shepard Chappell “The melancholy duys have f0 poet Bryant wrote, Referring o the Autumn time A\ 1 leaves are all a verr The ma Ibitl are () 1 i Cullen fment of F {in the pre Feders education (c) Provisio support of the departr Qut. {conduet r "Nie waid, ¢ me o nher's days, | n beat forty ways! come™, fall nefes de arch in year 1078 stablish | Intee-departmental c | cation consisti { from eacir of the I {ments, nights arc| Q t January's have g of I'or s 1dness, vs arc short, t you na cation ot And Js it cold? . . . Gee The ver's engine will not ornia The water es are friz, Pueblo de San Most melancholy days are these | Conn And full of many ill With Christmas gon: Year's too, Atlant Towa And nothing left but Moines; Ken R I A wtimonial It “Was her operation a suc- | to Lit {City 10 A lear! j delphia to i222! | tols ha at, W (A Jos from Ohio, Chi 1 Mills , lowa icky, I ticu orid; New | lumbus; Georgia Cily ank Louisia rried the dol rtainly was, my or! -—H. J, Krier. WILLING may be we've yet to mect s her freedom! SLAVES to fashion 1 ' Taith! § for lunch Aunt N immedi- going to have for | pera Iy and His mother s horirficd, is not ing to the Pr ch wou Merton, that question” {than at 1 erton promptly replicd: “Oh, no, | Q. Was I wouldn't have to. I'd know we'd | President ¢ ice croam.” i Durin Mrs, Mary € t Taylor. | tration Fran, — himself ‘Dictatc WHAT I LEARNED FROM THE | Ol Magazines in the Doctor's WAITING ROOM | ¢ By Henry seaton Dewey has destroyed the fleer in Manila bay, and viefory over | ye he Spanish troops at Santiago seems | recogni Presid certain. | Q 18 General H 0 s Lighth Ha rd “light” use refers to th lily, as light in for 1you Franei; imed panish | of no nt of I nicknun orn again| A, 1he w t that the | parian at least Hoop skirts will not be this year, and it is thoug] new styles will show inches of the feminin oo o ankle, i light artillery as contrasted | which moves fnvented The mechanical | eral Lee because of his 1 as it can be [ry movements during t drawn with a This curious de- | tionary war. It was a nicks viee is known antomobite, and | en by popt one of them is said to have frightened | ( testrian out of his wits.| Q. What s are to be passed 1o keep them | A, A bi the public highways, solution of . oee compounds A machine has been von which pulls a buggy by means nearly as fast ory”, term W the the army to a ashing offic Imost President Cleveland states Civil War debt nearly y at taxes arc to be reduc oo o. the nd hack for work with a pair of a Well, & orth now No Boss pay I'se goin’ where 1's styles are to be simy mionihe ¢ in line. Trousers peg-top, tight abont the shoe tops will be padied, as|? while shoes will have pointed | es. To be in good taste, should be not more than four high, and the neckile not one coat shoulders od, Soon's o hack Sout inche than yo' don’ shoes on the same fo o s on t ame fo j (Copyright, . Reprc “orbidden) alf inch wide, Quite Prosaic “This floor-walker has a grand | have to we ilation of devan om 4854 lurin Vin s in Frar of deatl s corvesponding pe- number of births 1024 only); for number mont ANSWERED d marita e a por Unsigned requests can All letters are and 1,617 rucks were made in 1 8.741 pas oin is a Quet- ver § 10 “ning short- | Alcr frac- in capi 1 from orament Haven to 1 carry an to Co- but eville to Navy s to Des ' that y to apj orized to aceept 1 to j0t be com- im necded is Franklin ~ription ranklin, CONTRIBUTED The Law-Ablders o 1 o polic: rry 1 mi = THE WAY 10 vy arti to Gen id cn Reve m tlar LI retics on. | our Hetrick fuction on the front door was nolsclussly mtateled und o muftled tgur thrust out a 1 1t " ater his retreuting soon the fignre form const wus ol stepped eantio Learing under his arm o peared to be two oblong that, catehing the of u distant strect lamp, give forth & dull, g silently the hooded veranda rafling into the durkness Betet ! aim ra cemod lden Elow. ure vaulted ) disappear: ) mets by bt with ness, stole out of the urrounded their leader shapes, an alr of tense alert shadows and Follc whisperi Kings, afier dusky shupes de- m the sindster hily up the cach, with W penny aled in the palm of Nis left hand, took up his &ation upon sidewall the shadows fel most thickly he remaining five further mutterings arid then we onth, to 1) ¥ e the pened and the I aring the stly, bars, disappeared insid hut saturnine ) sibilant nd omin head-s twa of the wehed t group and Wiie mselves fr cAing ste Irlvewny, whistle cor ore vith n ELT pro door way ler, still shimmering ; tollowed by compa silently his faithful ng lifs two | long. rakish-100king 1y huilt for speed, the leader stationed himself at one sid Irawing from his pocket a lumi aced wateh with his left han with his right he flourished a mur- derous-looking horsepistol, stufied to with two bea owernl, fore o hind 1 stim, itomaobile, low, ohvio the muzzle Mack ulding. The hands of powder and the wateh crept slowly over the phosphoreacent diali ipproaching, nearing (the grew oppressive) and at tast reac ing the mystic honr of midnight, ¥13-0-0-0-11-m Loud and clear wpon the floated South fateful in the sile midnight air ont from the the pwely church the first of the strokes that were to u T ror- coused T Hardly had rberating when A leaped forth from the pistol, filling the tense garage with the sicken black powder and @ mell that might ha en blood hut was more likely n line ofl. “he men sprang frenzicd- ¥ to their work, Simultancously with the two piereing whistles rough the chill, o watehmen were ame the tr ‘ appre tioni In at windows, up ned the law. the bell purt of flam wzzle of the * of the reck of report, il dnmp, darknoss, on their jobe mp of hurried fo hing from all direc- the doors, in at the throngh the chim- rough the drain-pipe. bite-coated minjons of down into b moans of gl upon feverish lips, and a d look of tion o'er: 1d the distorted count nees of Winking s gleams of re, their facd hed with bre blac! rinned wickedly from ar of the antomo ile 17-0-i-1-1-a!” hissed the capt 1926 markers were in th roper Aghts sprang const neweomers new-horr stroles front . and (Ohvionsly an should pistol. i error A MAN'S HEART —— to keep hilus content in the mari- TO COOK, fn & 1 methe with COUPON HERE air. Maybe he’s a ncbleman \llen fortuncs with B il Richardson. Cuckoo our cuckoo clock s caten by our eat named Daisy; Now every time the hour strikes t goes erazy. —Harold Miller, koo in Our pretty cuckoo 1 Some Use, Anyway Macy ing Xilied when he fell out of that weroplane 2" Camphell esrape “His balloon trousers | YES HERE (OM ING IN - THIS 1S AS GOOD A A ¢ MOTHER'S ARMS 6 THE DO This On SWALLOV Try Your Piano Too Many For Him the first cold epelh of It wa the : SNAPSHOTS OF A BARY WITH A SNUGELES (OMPORTABLY IN Wopyright, 1925, by The Bell Svadicate. Inc) SHE'S DISCO DY THAT A BUTTON'S TP HIS NIGHTIE FROM DADDY'S ARMS WATCHES R PULL CRIB TO PIECES A TUSS THLY MAKE A BOUT A LITTLE BUTION DADDY RU 60NG TO B IRCUS HER UNDER HIS BAND WHILE DR 0 COME QUK ALLS WAIT A MINUIE Yis BERE 1T 1S N W5 MERRILY WHILE SHE RANSACKS THE BLD CLOTHES POR THE MISSING BUTTON WATCHES DADDY'S LEGS AS KE GOES UNDER CRIB AND RLPCRTS TISNT THERE NOT ANYWHERE WONDERS WHY THEY TAKE ON S0 I HE (OULD TALX HE'D HAVE LD THEM IN HL BEEINNING THAT'S WHERE T WS GLUYAY VILLAMS