New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1926, Page 6

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This Inenrer net fraud in newspaper | ures to both national and | loca) wdvertirers. | The Flerald s on enie daily York at Hotaling's Newsstand Bquare; Bchultz's Newestands, Grand Central, 42nd treet Meniber D New Times Entranc THE Je CLEARING When thumbed ordinances determi property WAL Judge < the fefnit own moval of snow & good serviee no doubt that along unaccepte along accepted hich eplead public well right to tray Proper atroet gains as se elth along in va public’s use of the thoroug The public ones havin the been glve right to traverse such a street| to contribute to proy the right to travers fall of also has street whe it effort, n snow tompor: to expend | energ keep the 8 and safe. Tt pie owners and or none a the On the other hand fies the city is not liable juries received by unaccepted highways, seem an the othe deavors and the keep it Judge hottom inconsisteney to inordinately exact, city ordinances help 0 Kirkham in at the the law Woods pinion from getting ind Pr isking an | of cutor | Joseph G in corporation coun- | i 10 the I relative en- to com- They knowledge iy, and the sult of should b E ever in Keeping bie in the futur | GOOD WILL h How is good will worth? The Ward tion v m Food Produ pora vill” mil- s “good In the e lions of dollars be a of hough it may | trifle mistaken, For stock uses the higher the mythi- | cal quality of good will is va an nsset s regretted. are remains; | ins; NEW BRITAIN 1 MAKE IT THE LAST COAL STRIKE Congress will paes prevent ANOTHER MUERGER sUIT This elections is a yo That some and a of law secking to a [ will do no harm cessation of mining the scems entirely lkely, This, it is ex- in future | Anyway, the f | | are throwing a wrenches into pected, will take placo before the |the trust-manufn | and the its efforts turing mach present sesslon of Congress ends public will The hot n urging Robinson Co iron {8 and political ex- as well as other facto The sult slarted § National Prod Ward puts work action |t I"ood i poration, | Products corporation, food fensive and and DBorah 80 closely betore gress, but it is most the ikely that an attempt will be made e arrangement to pass legislation aking perma- || 1 Hiying t some ) as | the empha entered v the operator public the cnormity smes that wer Natfonal cor was competitio rh sidlary past, caquiremey « corporati mu carlior pro summarlly ds- missed insyh tHing entirely brought und hin taking Rovernme the pretty k promise, final v mining the remains—it t been a before for the the public governmental Limited nat a monopoly. greatly feared was indles continue to b collapse of the negotiations the r private property of I'ostum Cer, monopoly own California Packing cc operation politi- | monopoly of after the go and of ernmen cal and {ndustrial od by cre- offensive inst the the state Pennsyl the t their plan wia | company Postum negotiators miners are cer E 1e op like hot irons It is the dut 1 the | of justice to mak trus The Sherm still on th hot for th monopoly At a ton s, in and Clayton conl lea 5 of (1:-“.'«": are hooks an This rais 0,000 a year | easicr fo ¢ revenue for which pay | amendment users of anthracite elsewdiere MODERN SYNONYMS estate dealer somcthing added Tieal known public has ired to ser ckbr banker nopolisiic wethos realtors; cment doest ome investment have become morti- alleys and pool points hi merchant nded tors, miners U disastrous strike for opera- Now that the have become have 1 confectionarics and the public parlors Teaeation it is to Congr 0 see cente motormen o ted abuses m in some | trolley operato the h ewspaper be fashion to pre have become candy kitchens; but 1t be a in e men steadfastly decline anthracite mining it still government to monopoly re- | to known us journalists. | STOCK 1 Th the N¢ | York bank | more than three and a half billior of duty that it muins the of the NCHANGY cement monopoly, functioning ann by he for the public as well as for the operators and miners. Tl iy H dollars in based ATLED make ans on stock securities New tional hooks of leg Wall you on the line; or “truth York is at will evidence that the rise again,” brokers do business That applied of Vera- her her up in Count was borrowed money. the screw truthfulne re being quietly to the Ellis th unl Isla ion denced from the | situat s | fact that such by more than within a | | y general immigration Jaw, | month. February, 1917, | 1s per cent of loans mads “Any alicn who is convicted, yable on demand. That mea who admits the commission, to entry, felony or erime or misdrmeanor in- moral turpitude, &hall i of a general stock 1 1l the luimp would e recession of prior of a S vastly aggravated of s on One 5 c by demands for repayment the | wities. el Is- A I | prices to slump, The York hich less optimistic than tle Crr serious situation wero stock blame for its ex- statute books He | excl stoek law, and made ilar snrvey, own, I dis- | serve bank, stock ey fou ich | estimate th carried by in which it securities turpi- | totalied | dollars. The its membc aral more than four billions of n con- hanks f cl doubt bra ange no the ction put on in conr wit Observation On The Weather nuthorities Ward | that | Pilz JAILY vestor uth ry, “e ) J Factsand Fan OBLRT QUILLEN Those carpet be nary ing into took water and tion to br occasional i on 25 Vears Ago Tuday Brow the | or th up fol and ke Jine that or will el wholl 1t con Ma coner lof ¢ ov Sylvia Nyssor, A Case of I'e - nkins: “I flew lon, fly |« ‘ were flying Send all commuiications 1o Gy ner vl ol ! £ Shop Lditor, cate of the New t 10 te BNz | B Herald. und your tetier ASi ton 1 | will be rorwarded 0 New York ! malke (FREEEE) £ Kuard \ Gra ma 1 Liva Reprodueti 5 o COMMUNICATED ~ ion basis d Remedy s Iy, olkst | i ,\ln:‘l'vi ey adver- | | An Idea < of ou s handy, us Dose ves Ifish of h want Teacher aw re the . a1 pur- erippled ehil- | ness, Iy Its ai ht well bo. of cvery group and ind t rk ha ne ht to § communi- of com- tion, mig | come rd a part in every Individual 11 inv VERMITS HIMSEL HIN REAL SENTI- ABOUT WINTLR nal to Roert Loveman) I'ed Olson B AnowCto me; t, but yet, there ibility of s and slush thi I to warrant my tting | squab pper blusk in i and non-p of and of sich con considera who read 1 bheen said i TO V¢ POt 101 at lea Many will from crippl ays to politics far ery | ¢ henefit hey are unders fticient fm- ! ¢l £ys in which en By I is i pos 0 my thoug fqUEnCe as L cake It has ofen ties make strarn bed-fel 2 snow to me; | observation been t vz doctor bills, | make bed-fellows strange 1 sniff, T sneeze, ' good n 1 nt, l of pi 1hility good terms “polt- 8" My polities Men of ine | pensc will azrec hut At rey electio campa the b vin has a of dope of tical arg Lad ¢ urpo adenza- onea snow to me 1fluenzal! The futility has been brought out strikingly 1n poor administrations of government. Many regard ¢ the hadge of good citizenship to be consistently op- party ad- lect- harm Wh b throats. of N tem 1m Modern Avistocrat osed {0 the candidates of on fently o8t ! he or another and to cor it by the party £0 darned com- voc od clection of t o of his re fon nind a man 1 in of- virtue his election in the ticket, Aeked point- lfed that tr more ve in by republ blank he ihe ow oy, puby son can time st noi any on ? | T have no douh n ambitions s wonld me nne! down | little niece vears cld, 1 » hat ghop and | of hats, Yon MUST o reetie demoer with the soif So. you that this rabid, is now of con 1t laiming politi- | by but finds harbor in the |an ers minds of many fn cach political 'struct sroup. or Who would claim this to he bene- ficial to the government or consist with the oath administered to clector. I am frank not party point, hou two major cither one the cal pavtie she ‘T might go hat." minute, ere furnis e pletin over to THE > fun 1T to claim that there SEEDT injected into a cam- and there is {he personal fon which must be considered, ide from th main 1 he no influence or —Dorthe Tudor. out | city is a THY, BRIDE'S BISCUITS After the Bride's First Party by Those Who cen Present W Har{sficld) two Comments Dinnce Had 1 by > of popu- there Political issues wil always form | misht “ importa How fish | state campai live u Tirst so. There by Now & ions of poli f There o bAking!" form of ment and fre- | tions e Man Who Didn't Marry fler ¢ the major parties are at |were y for her nuthand, ngles with one another on an uce they hand- it matter and a decision | ont e, Lot us tak - |1 him n the question of tariff, Pure 1y a national 1 For art m willing to string along with the publican idea of protective {ariff, 1t, that's neither here nor t hough it might give a clearcr in- | er nto what T am trying to ex- | mover The state, in a mue r | goverr legree, is probably situated fn about | ha me way as regards political Girl had “Lat Iriend: he Door thumb. malkes | are ® her. ffecting a na- we sh impor her 1 must he for nt rror and t to orming. | stanee my | more b s about the | 3 all | fools doz. Her T T ere, biscnits t thos ith Toss about a tical ¢ s Brother-in-Law: the tos vere L to get dow t politieal is: I guess.” I Trn s hear of trumped up campa pents that the eity o to rack and ruin under the republi 1S lee or ager as bum bis- | government government v pleasi terpris homes: forts to learning silding yp a ble. ig —a splendid move trate and looks forward endors do not muk s found it pos > a good republ ut the same 1w nt ¢ from which oveturn of republicans about ine of y upon tho sour mes. Poppycock! ny ot us are stockholders in s, M raternal - organizations, er inquired into the politics of n whom we were conslderivg 10 executive or ministerial of of those concerns or those or- leed not, The ques W olely upon his ability to us the most gain, safe- our {nvestments and our in and at the same time keep ant from falling into dilapid uIg dtions? 1 for is the r number man who it from nit it or not, seifishn of by far the grea r actions, Lven the to the poor motive—eonstrue i ) i e he realizes dor a ppincss in ai fellow m is are nstr anxious to have a beautiful city x &ituation, beennse sted in We have We o purehas k of our manufacturing . have hullt or -it we have neithe invested our time and our empl invested our period of servies ment in o) work. Political overnment are They avail us they cost con- 10t the hut my recollection is tha lican party in the last n paid out about aign and election bills ccount of the demo in campalgn and election bills less, Money wasted s but meney spent for might ‘be ort of sinf v group of e honest with them citi 8. The is run through a ment We g t we here, st our 1 and have time warrants of in local roductive, of value, I ha the figures city in Wwhile ex- £2,000 ne se that is not s politicians 1 and of can a Ve How city tain gover on council, boards of commis- ind with mayor as the cent a republiea providing than while the lican ed ntive every standing commit- is 100 per cont Pao hias 16 couneil Mayor to head commissions a repnl in th 1ifTe in the d litical factional beeause T hold a ¢ bricf ion, 1 ularly in I am going to it 10 dem- my i 1 regime has heen one o cedented , marked by 2 of school building, road con- ion, i preparation and 1 city development will not be ned by the most partis tional vo b hed youn itic e g a year v t an over to a year n in tax rate, T prosperous and happy. 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