New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1926, Page 8

New Bitin Hera HERALD PUBLISIING COMPANY lowued Dally (Sunday Excepted) At Heraid Bldg. 87 Cburch Btreet SUBSCTIPTION RATE® 400 & Yenr 1200 Thies Muuthe ise. o Month Entered at the Post Ofic a4 Bocond Clams Mail t Britatn Matter, TELEPHONK CALL® Buriness Oftice v Editoral Room ¥26 The ouly profitat vertiatng wedinm in the Cliy, Clreulation booke and Press room A waye open 1o adiertis Member of (he Associnted PPress. The Associated ¥ lusively en- titied to (e ol pews cied credited fn tnie Bews published berel Member Audit Bureau of Lirculation. The A. H. C. s & natl h turni Dews, tisers with t circulation Al orgunization dvers of Our cireulation st are based upon thie audit, Th rer protection against frand newspaper dietribution figures to bo tlonal and local advertire Ihe Herald | D New Yok Hota Baunre; Echultz's Grand Ceutral, (2 on M Newrsiande, Street. RENTS APPROACHING STABILIZATION Che war a people hoines meet the mouth with thelr over to him e thor: who did not ir own and o were obliged to landlord the first of every a month y ready to turn s approaching stabil- {zation, with e trend of downward, we are assured by the Natlonal Association tate boards, W o ile the home rents are golng down, however, office and | . business rents are slowly | careful 3, of the cities re- porting to the b rents are de- clining. They | bilized in 64 per cent and there ward No city In the reports rising ren tendency in 9 per cent. gection ¢ in central castern nd no city the southeastern ports fall- ing rents, There is a part re ty betwee overbullding and falling rents and the report goes into this sltuatlon | estimates were properly gotten v with the remark, “notwithe! the enormous consiruction of the past year activity | totalling the larg- «st on record, 13 being particularly from the smaller liortage o ings s still reported ¢ ¢ ® citics nd parts of the country in which real estate development is going on f 198 cities 76 of rhuilding very rapidly.” Out report some form overhuilding, upar overbuilding report o of ment houses, eingle overbuilding family dwellings and 27 of business blocks. On the shortage side of the ledger, 43.8 per cent of the cities report a shortage of apartment 36.7 family per cen houses rt tow busincss buildings. N Britair we the of 4 clty. So it Suppos class residential o ous points of observation. A the classified Herald peals for rent coupl of years ns carricd by of the many ap- individuals who wished to move here or found their present quarters too cramped for them. Today there i in the of advertisements elassification. Rent' now an opportunity tween many aparime rental price, cholce was a He could « name his p apartments 1 all. Undonbt other way Julum ndi i flux of familics a long peric buck impossible not e po there tendency to cut 4 wn the ar prices | ask the Real Es- | carefully determined after an ac- increas- | sied is an up- | reason | overy n nding | this meetings | Therefore, those who make an In. thelr at a figure | telligent survey of | mental needs arrive depart. | iImmediately add, in a miscellancous column or by swelllng each item a small sum, an appreclable sum reasoning that after a cut they will | have amount they desired left 83 pov nto his head that &0 year's expense over fdea of the ex- ar gone from expense column on t ing a lazy man's stunt Tt »m bad ob- stacles for the hoard, h to go ! through every little § nd order In every artment consider it pe in that the voters may not he imposed upon and that portion of 'the department shall get a fair ap- 1t were propriation. would he every department to an ldeal hoard for the exact amount | had needed, whieh amount been curate survey of past expenses and | 1f the realiz ¥ e needs, fon ex- q that these surveys been | and equitably n the sthes of the board would be every | of finance and taxation would considerably | lightened and there | 1o expect a fairer fax rate | to the of nd to its citizens alike It is rather late this year o ere- of an asked Human ate the impression honest estimate, hones(ly for, by department. be cha it prove nature nt. But, the cannot ged over ni should the case that p year, the board would un- loubtedly approach next th year's w less istrust and with more expectation of a falr | estimate. of buildings, | single | | 100 over a column | I departmen the is not uncalle r advice to heads, are sure, submit best and most accurate from | the | a has enough to do without having | estimates possible, refraining padding and hefore Boing hoard with those figures. The boa to look for juggling of figures with | the fnfent of is getting more money an necessa One, LIONS CLUB Ne SHOW of w Britain's luncheon or elvie clubs, is attempting on a rather prefentious pro of Frolie 1 f when The A nge , 1 he Li will 't a0 support of the public is exp onl cause that local take ed to ceeds having been promised to or ganizations of the city which nish homes for orphans. 1 from olen and clubs as the Lion Kiwanls, and B %0 fort course, all of them re. and to expeet that It scems n left un- asked for on the part of the board 1 | today's | getting is given as the fur- | BLACK ROCK BRIDGE TO BE | 1 REPAIRED AT LAST |ota One of the banes of our editorlal |“*J¥ 81 = ple ars past | he day on of the bridg ledding over the rallroad tracks on West Main ptreet, Black Rock bridge. time 1 xlstence for a co of y )i as been the con ol Ein Company 1 rang it the L re any s frer prizes o pe| C.J. Par C, Hung clety traffic of a ) we have “loose the dilap our 11 ainst ated struc . ommitt | arries st ol main road #0. rece rightly gree, the railroad repairs 1o ning cludes 17 Wi 008 Viblberts, ¥, H Howard Parse than ! ¥ Ha Pease, Now con structure, more exten Swift been made, 1 fore and ave as- hop will remove The bull v to look for m or the good nents made by bridge | it According City Willfar pla time Englneer ns the wiil be Wiy is time, From o tl recently The ¢ tlonal bour capital, vo thi hoards {n up floor turn en fit to giv thelr un- fight against the inroads and the pounding of mped into duet, leaving a hole As the tra Tt s¢ tend to busine and splint " away whare once was solld w Mas a8 the Pur 1] years roll on we had reagon to he- ty llese that the process would con- |the same several of th sound n body but weak- ened at heart by the derelictlon of tinue and possibly bonrds, thelr mates, would give way at once, precipitating the cause of the | final stress upon the tracks below no fitting place for aught b trains, e A lick and a promise, main latter, was all that the old bridge has heen given, even after showing | new ways to b How strar should have a iskinners have strue- | that | evidence of its decrepitude, Tt would not the and be well, thls time, to question on tne This 1s 2 tou pro that really is as ture put up a passover gives promise of It repaired lasting for eeveral re, needs to he widened Russia's for nohody’s busit that well as and, though we| are not enginecrs, we would not n onesty t be eurprised if fts supports were 1f only b be. for not they should it may as strong thi; ha SONCE 1 weeks it stand up under tomorrow's heav g ® structure w retro heavy traffic, ler- | The farmer were more would hegin to 11 mea and fixed for a Fix by s, fix it 5o that while, being a credit to the eity, in- | stead of the menace and the eye- |jnavine anyth sore that it is now. peal Brit New more abiding inites are law- than the avera citiz of a community of the same gize. Chief of Police Hart Is eponsor for thought, which into Nis epeech before the Racus the he introduced club at luncheon Monday, village much except is to I patted a pleasure to hear ourselves noon upon the back hy the chief custodian of law and order, e verificatic But our eatisfaction with our- 3y selves shonld not tempt us to Jet| y¢ o, dt New York eould buy a bi ourselves go a llitle, and become a trifle the less concerned over laws. th 1ed storm? By your walk « way, have you shove A pro doing well has | ce the last Some shoe manufacturer - A You o t Her terest and participation In athletics figure that women's are B 1 but you are a gor every day. in- | gisgusted Correet this i the J% we know why the it on (Protected by le, early aware of her 1s wearlng garters tlat can en below her short dresscs. Observation . OnTh going | t o one is SNowW (ture “ | rain or tempe winds, Foreeast nly cloudy i snow or rain The New Britain will hold to annul t is signed, “1 Many Medical meeting soclety tor tion Smirnow, M. D., of the physicians not understand the signifi- of the fnitials until the porter suggested they stood for *'pro portions; row Condit notic: Tix and 1s of Main Jurin northern Dakota. ¢ Another thie morning I8 causing un: upper Mississ ern portion ould B i over re- | Ward 1 street unk wires ex-Mayor was tied | today of fce One Pe ans or 1 to dodge fallir ed from he on ich near the Mechanies' bank, . Kempshall, a former New pres and has be tur to b Charles brother of s gone E gas automo- eir own at St. Minn. Mr. brothers, into Cun- en- Kempsha wit! " temper Florida cloudy { lower temper L no rs. und o ty as ¢ six ntors. Arehall of whon John Wiills, 18 at the I fights must b Prank Wal Sigfrid Fr frid nona are ins referee of the boxing at Casino tonight, | v, Ja , wi se Hultgren, | arles Rosin, and a committee anniversary nonse Josep appointed: berg. L. Edelson R. Myerson, [ Jossolowitz The pany B a 4. but were forced 1o leave be- | ce {fore the end of the game In order to [ New York. St catch thelr train. lon the stage ur G, P sl actsandFanci umorist is the Prosperous, take aston disturbance from RETURNS TO STAGE wnipl “men ing 1 has opene armory il be col itlon T Al e numed the at meeling fety last eve. imittea fn- in A G Chamberl I'rank Alford, Y. J. Stearns, ne, O 1% Bennett rr W 1 of e ption co Shop Editor, cire 0F the New Britin Herald, and yomr tetey Wil be forwarded 0 New York [ S “Rubbing It W In" This Weather, Folks! Folks | say they ought to fine NP cards bloom," Arrow tearns, en they us “Flowers all in es MY room!" Papedient What's 1 old and an active at do you attribu prdes ¢ your 1 always wore fur ible, The Bolhed-Hal T g I Bandit, TIRED BUSINESS MAN : : By Lilllan Wilds Lake simply can't scary from his toil by d s 1f there £o0d Le 1s worn out, quite!) £ on sone his poor old car he theatre at night, “THI s 1o rns wonld of liquor. %00 For fellows of his age,) Becanse he fecls he ought to Lelp To el the stage, fad is his choice of Thesplan I was e to know I producer fool has A girley-girley show? 11! dreary were e country's greatest one who thinks up | He earri Tiis rol A supper at a cabaret Revivifies his soul. ont ob h 4 > bartend union and the buffalo Let sympathy go out to him; Ave. glve him all you car He has a hard, unpleasant lot poor, tired business man! 1, and it isn't nouncer | nds, - | t ta of 1zh wor Poor Luck Mrs, 2 po . i 8 thrifty f ng you er Christmas ind of governmen it's lier forn neighbors. m r game while piano Laytor yed it in roubles Pk o Nina Berwind. | Ot sald 1he teache Johnny passing a South hand when ehe Ve it to me cangh 1o little Mil. is lucky, at that. If Le 4 Government te him. v note orth, regi Ap-proxi-mate? (1o his etenographer): Hughes T message—T°11 get it from ing n the |upp e 1ha nter."” His Stenographer: daug r k “Your little wants to you over the | Marie Njers THE BARBLIR AT HOME (Observed by Otto Krug) His Wife—Now, Albert, sit right (down and your dinner. It will |soon be time for you to be hack 1 the shop. e there ter- vl funday place L - You can cut the meat r—How do you want It 2 it the shinzle, the do on nother nap. cut I boy ish the and then all at last | His Wife—Never caw, |and cut it, t Dante & Barher- vou think tob on 1 at e slice. His B pass it 12 It ve keeps on mind, but hurry on of w} Don't 1 Do beef he price of a seat on Exchange you + of Florida beach to S ant a Alhe minute, ' 1 Do vou \ Uy needs some sance 1uce, or mustard fine mustard solutely t a bad nally see drunks stonished inst case of dan- His Wife on ea Barher th law my mustar His Wifs to mic Barber shed, give it ke b hout a black meat What! Dandruff! What talking about? Be calm, be calm. There's worry about if you fol- Now a little of this h oare you “inders. h are you @ seLitene on would Y the kids to slids my 1 to ivice, old bachelo ut for of Publishera Syndicate) Al Pass that at on It really o Don't you think I'd bette shampoo? It won't a minute. No? Well, ma ? It will remove ads from the surface of nd cloge the pores. No? Well. {dear, here's the meat. Now can't 1 pa ing w tonic e Weather “cas else just now, Albert! Barher—How about some potatoes? WU T think you «really ought to rising {gome salad on your plate, too on, let me pour you a cup of cof- uth- and steam your face? His Wife—T don’t want York: | thing more. Do you HEAR? Barber—Very well. Next! s YOu soni His Wife—N st in nor n nort you any- N colder W and tonfght; nereasing ature cloudiness followed by north | inds The Weak Toints Clothler; “This suit has been suh to all the known tests, tear, burn, and water ste.’ stomer but how powder and rouge test?" central or ng northwest t and southwest disturbar suc s Tip, yesterday has moved now central It ast 24 ho districts from Maine is ce entr: ois, mox- 1t rd to over Minnesota settled weather in t valley La high southe a decided m New reported ippi the is n en for this favor weat with s P — Mrs, utilitles innc the came re in Mrs. Insu a brief Business 1s Rushing Possible Causes ion was stagedin| Mrs. Myers: “The doctor says that had not appeared |Pratt boy has the whooping cough, for about 25 years. 'chicken-pox, and scarlet fever. How guaranteed. | |co meat | how Won't | 1 all commuications (o tun || QUESTIONS ANSWERED You can get an answer to any question of fact or information by riting to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, 1322 New York avenue, Washington 1. €, enclosing two ocents in stamps reply, Medlical, legal and marital Ivice cannot be given, nor can ex- tended rescarch be undertaken, Al other questions will recelve a per sonal reply. Unsigned requests can. not be answered, All letters are confidentlal.—Editor, fs meant the wsel ? internal by “ton- cuble capacity, * is the register. any en- tonnage d 2ross ton CrY Crews qua How long worms to con Abou 1s a ctive a8 a tw ke silk coons dors two weeks 0 o -pipe system? A two-pipe he em on steam radlator is hest breause it has a more positive circulation; it however, more expensive to install -pipe system, Is it advisabl from the to mate ame litter? Pupples with the with the sume parents, is paid What state leads in the ¥ pro- Cobbler Potator Virginia fs see- counties are and next in, used Is there a . two leadi Aroos! b8 North M ). Wh on raiiro k County. npton ( aine; cammission of in, and An posed international of representatives Belgi Great Brits Rumania, Jngo-Slavia rehoslovakia s adopted as the continuous system i tripple standard to he used This act with Article Treaty of Versailles by many tntros froight trains contint of a type might he * the vieforions powers w ars following the adoption of the y. An are free to R e can he the undertaok to Vieh adonted countries with nse Wes! aihold ong ol how does N on the end on § pine trees on my place it fo re-grade the lot and will . Will this result will kill your pine trees cover the roots with four feet rth. The roots have ngelves o the tree's position 1 2 load of earth would be f Which is further from London or San Trancis The distance from New if you af e el New 07 Yorl the world do 10 ever get all of them Myers: “Probably from up with the chickens while lo ng upon the wine when it was red, Lorraine Zabriskie. vou suppose “hoop it A Good Way Her father: “T never that young man of yours here again, you understand 2" Marion: “Well, loaning him $102" Paul §. Powers. Reproduction en) want to ee why don't you try (Copyright. 19 IPorbid pipe heating system pup- | same | n bred together, but not | { | in four feet | mueh hurt | adjusted | and | | | | travel along the road which will get you to your destination most pleas- antly, or smoothly, or efficiently. When you send your voice, do you choose its route as thoughtfully? Toll telephone service provides a number of differ- ent voice highways, each adapted to a special type of travel. The A-B Toll call: a call which is handled by your local operator, and is the quickest and cheapest method of calling certain places listed on page 9 of your Telephone Directory. The Station-to-Station Tollcall: also handled by the Toll Operator to another telephone number. For places where A-B Toll service is not available, it is the speedy and economical method. The Person-to-person Toll call: also handled by the Toll Operator, and accepted with the under- standing that you wish to speak only with the in- dividual (or department or extension) you spetity. You know that toll telephone service is every- where available. But do you know which kind of toll call will serve you best on different occasions? THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY BELL SYSTEM One Policy One System Untrersal Sercice The second isement of this series wi call. Watch for i ex7lain more fulls the A-B Tot next week. to Tondon is 2,341 miles; from New 'th York to I'rancisco 3,180 miles, ! each Ly the usually traveled routes. year, There were hut nine Lours Nl twonty-five minutes o¢ day- light. The sun rose at 7:24 and set al tm. [4:49 which made December 22 we 2ond one minute shorter thun can't get pes this year? A. ‘There fs a regulation of the Department of Agriculture in force hich prohibits the imporiation of | | Malaga grapes from n be estation with the Medi- December Q. 1Is the use of the entative” correct? A, The adjective n the pl e of “preventive is bot} forranean fruit fly and the danger |iregular and haproper. It is often that his pest will be introduced in. |heard but good usige does not sanc to this country with fmported grapes, [tion it No grapes from Spain will al-| Q. Who were the principal lowed entry until the danger is over. i1 tribes of Alabama fi the Q. When was Indian Territory |1 Rl eaova incorporated with the State of Okla- il ke, Cherokes homa? g Q. What Morra? ord “pre entative” n arly Chactaws, laches ning of A and Oklahoma, with Tndian Terrl- HIRG B A tered the Union November ‘ gord o 1€, 1907, A Q. What §s meant “a soldier of fortune?" A. The expression means one who Is ready to serve wherever pro- fit. honor, pleasure or position is to be had [5 a Spanich wo Im ) by the term Q. Who was t Tace on the B |when did he die? Hug I'Are New Yor! + | The prope Floo! 1e author of “Th oom loor,” and he dled § mber 11, 19 vas “I'he Tface or Which in the year 18252 A. Contrary to the opinion of | many, December 22nd and not De- | Montana cember 21st, was the shortest day of | birth and | shortest day | T lowest 1923, both rates 1 in THE CAVE MAN —- CU8 ORIGINS OF wiperstitons. kyn bla for what we o curlous ahout these 1 ETIQU 11 tod CLIP COUPON HERE n ew D, letin CURIOUS ORIGINS OF ETIQUETTE ancelled, U. 5. portage et EOIT Washington New York Avenue I want a copy of the b enclosa perewith five ce {or coln for same: mpe esesse BTATE 1 am a reader of the HERALD, T ALABOR SAVER - - - - - . - - . By GLUYAS WILLIAMS ere Come th wes dear, 518 R Sery 0 e @ad& he Sa¢ / INGENIOUS USE OF ONE OF JUNIOR'S CHRISTMAS PRESENTS TO RELIEVE ARM TATIGUE CAUSED BY PASSING THINGS UP AND DOWN THE TARBLE AT SUNDAY DINNER G