New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1926, Page 8

New Britain Herald snow" and shortly after falling | might have bLeen anticipated, The HERALD PUBLIBHING COMPANY | packed hard and was frozen by a | comparatively fow which falled o[ qpere oo o™ o om0 cold wave, so that the only means | move were exceptions, than men, Which may mean that {wued Dally (Bunday Excepted) for its removal was with the use| How deep snow must get beforo|Nature is slowly eliminating the At Horald Bldg. #1 Church Btrect - ! » lls2 pleks. all motors are put entirely hors | Veaker sex. R i rion Rt ! Condittons have changed since | do combat fn scarcely knowni 1| Among those who object to diplo- 110's Toar. ‘-‘m time and the rallroad, instead [ this part of New England we have [mats bringing thelr own liquor are 42,00 Thres Months of belng \ commission a | searce 0 D ows | Capital bootleggers, Monthe, omn | Of belng out of commission a|scarccly had deep enough enows e ! | week, continued more regularly |since the era of the universal e | Eatered at the Po & Becond Office at New Riritn » Mall Matter, TELEPHONR CALLI Busioess Uffice Editoria) Roo: ne | learned | beging d1un \:nw..g and "~ The only profitable advertising ‘o the City. lation book oress room always open to advert) | to aeliv Member of the Assoclated Press. The Aweociated Press ta exclusively en. | & Wido titled to the ure for respublication of | {jng {y wp eredited to it or not otherwiie in this paper wnd aiso locul| The publiebed beroin. e Member Audit Burenu of Uireulation. | was what usually {s called a “wet yesterday than any other "\.u.»]un' mechanlcal now el | o o may be tyi ! snow removul {n the|a car there may be some difficulty Central is hard to fool. Long | citles. Nowndays our snow removal | at least as much difficulty as the | jofore you got the right number, | while the flakes are stlll [ street cars experience when snow |she has your number, | | inconveniences, newspapers a DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, a five-ton truck chassls and & sport model complex, fewer of them were stalled than Visitor back from the gallery: "It private cars arrived to be in & Po- | \ay easy (o recognize those workl sitlon to judge. We Imagine when | for the world ecourt, They werc \i snow gets as high as the body of valng." | means of We since that also have much time in Correct this sentence: However, there were some | is half that deep. “When 1 fro hich he e da o \ " “ from which the| In thess days of prompt re- | . ar e “John never prime sufferers, as [ moval of snow from the state high- | keeps us walting while he washes or papers intensively over|ways and when municipalities are | hls hands." | (Protected by Publishers' Syndicate.) condi- area under blizzard more than ever alert in thelr ef- no easy ,problem, forts to keep sireets clean of the owfall of ‘beautiful” it is not likely that au- ! 25 Years Ago Today |« +| tomobile travel will be long inter- | fered with by any blizzard, . Shop Editor, care of out of the hay FEBRUARY 5, 1026 Scud all communleations to Fun the New Biritain Herald, and your lette will be forwurded to New l'nth When everything is faid and one, There's nothing clse that's half As fun-damental in its fun As i3 a hearty laugh! American Plan Guest celling of my room."” Hotel Clerk to charg for o you hoard WHEN BLACK IS READ A Tamily Exposy “There's a board sticking | Then I'm afrald I'll | room and | OUR 28th FEBRUARY FURNlTURE SALE Wige Jmith & we have l)evn h(‘l\lll:[ the public of ITartford and vi- Hartford cinity with better furniture for lees money. There is a friendly hospitality per- vading our February Fur- niture Sale that is strong- ly evidenced in: every transaction. Expert Shopping Inves- tigation has preved that grade for grade, whether | - o motor swecpers helng used | My Sis takes baths three times ¢ 3 e Bl A B s YEED THE BIRDS |58 S EoL0n ngeneraE b ied (189 (R i i for cash or budget system whic? furniehes newspapers and a i by the elly in snow removal, of | Senator Sloper has introdyced In- | it a el t i el skt 4 it S for isers with @ strictly honest azatyal ! In dale | whteh Joseph . William, city en- |10 the logisiature o bill that would , T8 (20t (M0 RN, of m.;n our e are based upon this audit. This insurer wheney re oinac > o { aro | 10VE the regisirars of volers in Now | Y . ™ " Q¢ “urniture are positively Drotection agalnet fraud in newsyaper i (e ek eSE RApalt U 0 Rathenid LY R in clected at the city election| , P9 . @ COATS THAT WERE UP TO §29.00 urn Al L Aistribution figures to both aatlona) ....u. ) O { glven a lively tussle, In the f 01 and biennally thereafter,| hree times a day, In water. | Now the lowest in Hartford. loca) mdvertiser ly friends of the human race, | .o o . i g i xahle - Abe Drucker, PR o . of such a blizzard five such sweep- |Mr. Attwood has introduced a r i A e The Ferald fa on awe dally fo New our citles and countiy | oy goarcely seem sufficlent, olution authorizing the New Britain | Yory Truly Yours COATS THAT WERE UP TO $35.00 e York at Hotaling' westand, their presence at all | S to & Title Co. to Increase |, o o oFF O thing T ever writs Now q A oA Rt . ‘ L% 8chult tands, Entrance | it o . il = T i a | I've sent you everything T ever wr h R . SE Al Grand ‘Central, 42nd Etrcet. seasons of the year, but they ar A CRANE BIOGRAPIY | Lady Dalnty,” the successfut |10 erse (or worse), In pros or an- "OATS THAT WERE UP TO [ Solid Mahogany ot Intrinsic value to agriculture In | The memory ot W. Murray Crane | yiue whioh Terburt Itetacy - am | ccdot 4 CO: 4 | NG TABLES | | = : ! voand o mover by the Muse T lave been Now . g SEWING TABL | THE FOUNDRY COLLAPSE he summer time. srows larger as the result of the |l mon will present at the | ‘') ! h S0 8 uin e o uinp 1 4Caaiie s toln ot FRaH R e One o b 1 of a r of the bhiography of ”m‘m» Ii‘u' x“_\) u‘nfi!lhllslla\”lm:l, an Ol v promptly sent you all that T | COATS THAT WERE UP TO $49.00 Colonial style with Claw > i a snowfall 18 to throw crumbs achuset(s statesman, written by |'he 1¥F appeals so strongly have written. | ¢ Foot Base. The top has We are in BSREeVSY Ry i oy e e R e G S i ; o women and young people. —Its | HVE RTINS g coua | ow o e Ll . 0 l’“ . St er we leave our homes {0 ap- Liumor {8 pure and wholesome and 4 N o 5 1 two drawers. v : ’;\‘;“( oA g l:ll‘H gY birds will permit none of 1t {0 | managing editor of the Springfield |ity sentiment Lus the truo ring of | | LYIE the Jacks R COATS THAT “I Rl b} l'() . 00 $29 00 $41.95 value for ply 1 alents, sk )’ aw N 1 | «fend LG 1y contr] ons b sl b et st | B0 1o waste It fs @ decd that every | Repiblican. W. Murray Crane's bat- |senutne tenderness, | inatendipyeus sankEneontubione Now . totisay s | upon the multitude of tasks that|>®> 2 VUt E R s ¢ i di e S chungtl lsd thel k! | : A | houscliolder should be glad 10 per- {tle for American entry into the Lea- | le common counc! ki e ek ¥ N Ena it atea s 2 , n must be performed to maintain the | aUo of Nations, and s defeat by |PeNer rental problem at its )|\ll‘(||m\1h‘h‘n"r"[ FANE d, the good, the fair. |B COATS THAT WERE LI IO $69. 00 $39 OO « 1, gue N 8, and S eled oY | 1 D ptien; H soslsl wnilsie er whether we 29 SN T Senator Lodge at the Republican |\ 1ENE bY (abling the commlttéc's | o\ 1y now almost forgot- Now ... STramban ul v * i maln indoors to kesp the homs| i coian oiss0 bRt eal bl ’"pLO“] «f;w“r.';”x'llnxml’m - v{‘:‘or‘;f.‘ fen. | R “FPI il OO 5 fires burning, there is danger, No! SNOW SPORTS IN PARKS | 1 o . indier L B il e ywri g eouhla aie) I N G e e o e T g . ; 7 1| There ere nhils in Walnut fn|he did not permit low politics |whether a man with ono closct and | TNl /] | | GRE RO S A TOWE AT | i g to. | 10 becloud his view; he refused to [ON° faucet in a $1,000 houso should | .. hy <oy kyow T still retain my COATS THAT WERE UP TO 91]00() bring forth, Toward #s end we | park which would be ideal for to-| 8 ° ; e b {pay as much as & man fn a $30,000 | 15 e AT Now S Rds Vot R < | may be of the multltude reading | hogganing or sport with gleds. m;‘ eend '°I‘ 18 ”"“"] ”"‘ "“:‘“"m”‘]" Iiiouse with sc veral facets and two Ciehie S s on's moral regponsibility was made | 5 | e e anlhl | S G e e clty selected ono or two of |tlon's moral responsibiity » [ it dlities i G m i) Try Parcel Post SN e nreg ' werc | them and packed down the snow, | the football of party politics. that the committee believed the man He thanking o 1r‘ stars v:n'u o e D o mo. o rest.| 1t Will be remombered that Mr.|in the exnensivo place was MOTC | 1¢ 1, dear, were a posteard BAK SMCRE e LA Rt dhok WD ASE e in Tt 1o mop. | Crane at first won a victory in Mas. (CiTeful With hla water, | 1 know what T would do; pald the supreme sacrifice upon| Parks are to play in. is pos- | A ) iy s he charter committce will recom- | 4 G stamp upon myselt : sible to play in them after a USGHASHOYEERaneLol ‘ {mend the centralizing of appointiv: 4 e the flelds of peace. Or we may be sible to play in them after @ : : And conie right straight to you , < o E when the latter brou, his non- [power in the m giving him ful She among those mourned by relatives | snowfall, such as we have experi- | e 5y et (0 STy rrfa ] : | Sy r I And it would cost very little | PArtcipating program from Wi M\-‘ 5 e ) ‘1 ('{And if the postman ever brought wid Jecti £ sati and friends, victims of an inscruti- d. A would cost very lit i o 0 r, and water board, | o This s | T TSR AT WTTR OO AR Tioa apa s A wide selection of satin ek tkloitr ot alan blesaings o the sport. A ington for Indorsement by thoj public works, prosccuting | ]‘_;‘;l‘“”]"l]“ iy‘y’:"l"l,'f’l’:'l;u,ll' . (B NATURAL MUSKRAT FUR COATS—Five coats that e (it B 4 T Sy almont | visor would not Republican convention. Alyiiorney, and corporation counscl, | S TS > were priced from §139.00 to $159.00. A most un- |T0L St IR A : ; agedy with almos bl Y perhaps o policeman, | MANiEht ullimatum forced Hw‘\ Queen Willelmina of Holland "Mi R BT 5 | usual opportunity to buy a good fur 00 arrived are priced specially 5 y i i iz R e ] party platform to be drawn accord- |T of Mecklenburg- —John Dit. coat at an extremely moderate price < 3 or qs 7 Today the city of New Britain in | is much safer f e e e married today at the e g [ saturday .. D/ “. n senso Js in mourning; the hearts | "0 slcigh riding dn a L ooy, G TG im. | sateslady { NORTHERN SEAL (dyed coney) FUR COATS—AIl | e L of its cifizens are heavy with s on the strects, [ bvechs e A | Ihv{ silgneonlned ‘"':::"]‘f ta | fint. gentlem buck pelts, full furred lustrous mt\ 98 OO e that ; reathe the \ row as they contemplate th | But the Republican national con- [sary delay the .ercction of the ;]A\:.'\Jmn ki were priced $169.00, at $ spirit of Paris. vv edy visited in' the homes of th BOB SLEDS PASSE vention of 1020 was dominated by | MW depot. The contract has been B, e R S . Dresses that are shown in ) _ dead and injur yictims of the | Times lave changed; New T e Ay, |Eiven 10 B 1L Hibbard of this ety | vpooR GAMES FOR WINTER FOUR BEAVERETTE SPORTS COATS (dyed coney) in all the smartest colors. . 1 bo ans r an o Mroy § lers! ( h \ - | ¥ = ¥ o' B il 53 North and Judd foundry accident. | jana stiil blanket o (o e TR R e e S tood that the erec-| “(Sugwested by Tsabel Winkler) swagger sports models that will 'mpml to fit the larme ane was influentis ic be done hy O. urti 3 § 3 The s hy o clty g ut | occasionally but the somethin : : 4 Basement Ganie were priced $169.00,at ....... A i vlw ]‘.\mvl r»? ]Of th (""‘} ;*“’-‘:‘“"‘“ occasior "“,". but there is 3 "” .lj»;; everything but the League of Na- | 1 division of the Y. M. C.| £ door, pick up offi ! ¢ "Dy \mmd}l't the mis i QTSR S e [ tions fssuc. The lineup in the plat- |4 lootgahorglne ushi i o nd at the ccunt of tirce ff TWO PLATINUM CARACUL PAW FUR COATS. In |Dressestofit themiss. v : vives andj t areclysaomyte- | n hells KNG oy conumitteo became hard-boiled |U: Denedict a winner, with o 6¢of ) pock at 45-degrce angle. Bal- smart full length models | Dresses that are all - carc f) Neonls o em over thel . e Lo Otherigoorga include AWapHLA 20 pounds of some black sub ; ; s fully tailored in high ;s | in its opposition to Cranc in this " G. ley 20, A. M. eral sRndat Teborbic were priced $179:00/at . 3 o s 5 ‘ Iho 14 catastrophe reets and highy LAl {convention, Senator Borah threaten- | Rockwell 19, ¢ Rofsborg 27, F. |0 :';m‘,{ ',,‘”, N f 5 1 quality materials. \ H yvorking cltizens sound of 15 hoh : L. Clark o 0 | A e I '0 BRONZE CARACU 5 YOu expec re hard-working cltizens M‘m‘ the sound o " | ed 1o carry the issie to the floor of |L. Clark Baneroft 0. ,‘”\L i i At men0s T aone [WO BRONZE CARACUL PAW FUR COATS. With fox Dresses such as you expeet L} of their toil primarlly 10 gled par 4o0r 1 | 1 convention, and Senator Brande. | One careful old lady solved {1 | derca good time. collax % to pay at least $29.00 waintain - thémselves and their | {1 ever hobl ledi| MGG e R e om {he |Problem of jey sidawalks today, She | Bathroom Touring were $200.00, &b + . v errennnens for. ' . i f |8 } wore heavy white stockings outside [ .\ Yt ava 50 fes, but a.thé same time they | hus gone the way of the dinosaur e i o views | o e e This is un! can have | B Y rt of the" foundation ,,1,,.“‘!“[‘] h ( Its memory re- | oo oao ’ 2o 1 the thrills of travel without leav | el [ we i3 ! ing vour home apparatus R ich fame wof the hardware | yuins, Had Mr. Crane not resigned from Ob . I needed is a ¢ extending e 5 city rests. Some of the dead and| The fault Senate previousiy his views re- servation ; rto Dathtub, Seat yours | (o AN GOCIETY v maimed had come to this country to har ,v * ¢ Natiot the tub and open the throttle, . A y to| t ding League of Nations | 0 Tb W h | F R c > ] o fi dAd / & on gas (hot water) and ad- | tion to he known as ¥ Al Wt el e aitin il Lo & v S On The Wedther pin on g (ht i) om0 o 10 10 oo s For uick Returns Use Herald Classified Ads. its cconomip” freedom, its Nberty | yorse in the county, i s at the Republican national | e | L e e organized | , S — and Sl Sprosngtllyvery manviiol famlyEllvvera g | convention: but no longer being a| \washington, I'eb. 5.—Forecast for | > dish on loft and bath Lithuanian hall e A o them are employed in this city and | qays i specd o senator, e s regarded s an | Southern New kngland: Fair to-| brush s vEnesRERIBUIIN nl (':W.lr‘l' ““”ll; AMERICAN WARS hey ey he bulwark of its in-|prond leared o o e e T gaturday inereasing cloudi- | speed becomes terrific. Slow down | A, 1, president; John J. ERICAN WARS W Shop ity [ rons o ; it B iy aturg i coonkery ng sponge on left. | G viee-president; M. Daunis, | | reng riain ! t (I uuning the convention were ‘“‘“”"im}ni. ng N0 est winds becom- | Ove ul soap on at \ b 1 <in, to 1 advice of i ¢ | {ng southerly Saturday. 0 knots. Whistle t fog, and | e e they abide; even winter | \etern New York: |when tired of traveling, retard tub|he to c a fricndly and mutual | l or poor they suffer e ¥ b S o cold ton by pu"iv z the plug. Climb the | unde rstanding hetween all |'hr" Iv:lh‘l‘-‘ L 1 1 to the « bob ore with vising [gang-plank. bers with a ng each " i the hed . s | tomperature, followed Going To Slecp Exercises other In their respective lines of i " walke re spots, Wh d ght portion Satur- | Iy bedroom, puttin The association will hold AU o e e S | B whose forn is n decp, wher FaCtS(’" FGHCIeS laay; nm\mu, ing northwest winds|or ianias, another meeting on Tuesday, Febru- | CLIP COUPON HERE 1 ?‘l ed fo ] rd riac . —— becoming souther! "\ near bed, Tegt war ary 9, i o : . : o o . | Conaitions: storm which ibbing toe in it. 1 | | : 3 : $e ighwa \ If only they coull make @& gag| .o central south of Rhode sl .M‘)m\ln and holding the | - g | ’ Bl WAR s ) 4 e i ; v © upply to the vight senators. | oqarday morning is now central linto the bed. Strike out between the | fopee,” | T vant a © uuilag \»”_ J D) R IR tilfc omobile has| - {over Nova Seotia 1t caused blankets, using the Australian eraw!|Ofive Compiexion [ uncancelled U, 8. postags stamps or coln for same: I h e A 3 DHaRedgst atERIIE ccoupations g ) gales wilh heavy snow along [stroke. Swim vigorously until warm, [“Now Im even with you, sister, . TR0 O R O0eaa ey L i to the lig tnstincts of hu~| ; i Gt GUIGL ey England coast during the [then turn on back and float Iope to dis and cross my hart! | i 5 - hours. A long ridge of hign | = {1 jest sneeked up into your room (S0 R N OO SRR, R s, asnaes s vl atanysnavsuses e s haboensions ( i mitnity. Good family men g « suro extenling from Ohio | Interpretation Naturo Napoleon tart.” e N I 2 m W | ) « hwestward to Texas is producing| “\What time did you get home Inst | Emilio Alice Car Y . S RTATBRESC o s » I I of youn n. r | sant. weather this morning innight?” asked mother of her | —_— L 1 am a reader of HERALD, i, up around " id all distriets cast of 1he Jo aughter at br | (Copyright. 1926. Reproduction e e e e e e e e T o SO e R - B » . e ; ; : | mountai | won, it w i Forbidden.) ) And ) iro o fanlt ¢ ! ) o 11 Maderate temperatnr vail in|was the sleey | : " [ 1 1 - winter he arises | o0 g yorthern distriels | “Before one? IHumpf t was " t grim ( 1 v > 1y party to riend 18 a pet] onditions favor for ty [al that about o'clock \ : . s ubleS. 1 fage followed by i this morni : = ness with slowly | “That was father, mother : . . Chinese are 3 nrr‘\ 11 ¢ : [ ture |the one T meant.” n 1 « « red T iy ' po 8 Instead of —————— e ! —Gerald L. Palmer, | o list of Ken i b i charily acroes somo | | - THE MINUTE THAT SEEMS A YEAR - - - ByGLUYAS WILLIAMS | Captain I*ned O\ercnme " = 1 aod | hEhen v couples | IN KLASS AT KRAZY I\Olllnl | S . R I v e A TR 6 timonialBanquet (Conducted By Gertrud 1 ho cold | muititude of sins are charity anf| B n, e, Feb. 5 |Teacher: | the words, onomic conditions,” ;”"‘ 2 Lo United “Mr. Hall will adjust his diamond v | . Roosevelt, | searfpin and tell class of his | ; 1 | Pirst Ofieer M others | cxperiences at the cmploying \ ; i o A who tao) N word ‘propogate ) SRy aptain ‘ P ) ik u steamer Antinoc : vre off! My five spot’s frem- £ 5 thems . 1wt aboard th velt yes bling in the baance! ;'( e ¢ | terday by men ha Ameri- [ Come on, Remorse! Snap into ! ¢y (? P Al calonviin nea, 1 Don't walt! )/ \ o Berlin Oh horse, you run like New Orleans | LS I t the pro B ¥ ind in a ch aged 1o you may s € of its you."” fjte word ‘folder’ in honor h n ! down, : The deck of President vour birthday." 7 8 It was crowdad all day with visi ; the season when the sport tors, who insisted upon ser L\ or your | q I 1 1 I old-out of the captain. Howe i { v i ! ; s most. | viety and spc Or include your old gran-daddy in i 1 « | quired fame your jok | s . 4 ALTOS AND sNOwW | O ifers the handicap of al n Cause if yo' 11 expec's to get in; / 1 8 poc nd, and one is voted the u(l\mn and other meml of the hebben I $ handsomest young man in college. | crew, Yo' mus' sho'ly hab respec’ “folder ot must remember, Mussolini, BANKERS TO MEET | A. L. Feldicker. COMPARING BLIZZARDS to- ! when Ceasers did your act the| The mid-winter banquet of the | 1 4 i ivitization was Rome. | Connecticnt Rankers assoctation wii KRAZY KINDERGARTEN st ) | be held at the Stratiield dgeport (Conducted by trude, Jd.) J pin nd 1 ian used corn long ‘r onn., on Fehruary 11 g Teeteher: : were | but in politica. | JTames Lea Ellenwood of New York | ‘“Solomon deer, give us a little 1 1 not r \ ! e f‘ ill speak on “The World Serics” idecr of the werd ‘immense.’ " 1 1 \king | Leorle are. funny. Those who | M JJor E. Jerome Rice will give !Sol Hepatica: atica - 1 t phonetic spelling don't | “Character Stories And Incidents” |“My brudder wares his pents so long F riding, tik." A conference for the discussion of and floppy blizzard ¢ s s the rul S * will be held at 3 o'clock on | You can’t even tell wat color iss his ur 1 I 1 | the afternoon of the same day at the | hose, . N : Hotel Straild. The conference will ut you can tol most _ eicrything WHEN THE OBJECT ON WHICH YOU HAVE BEEN (OMFORTABLY RESTING w s 1d of the Trust company di- |That's the diffrents now Immense | YOUR FOOT, UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT IT WAS PART OF THE TABLE, y b L 3 . Sl '\‘,_"y"”"“'""" as-| - and L ; SUDDENLY MOVES AND DRAWS ITSELF AWAY, LEAVING YOU - ; : ring executorship and | Teeteher WONDERING WHOSE T007 IT WAS L,l.WlR‘:{s . njundergngetiidfolaredibny iGN athirs g oo g S EeS right, 1926, by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) L . uisc on ‘wat you can do with it In a sen- 1 =