New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1926, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY IH-TII\II\ 1 ) FEBRUARY B o) H ld KING AND BURR TELLING PARMERS HOW w log, Mahol espeelully n 1903, 1006 and 19 [ternoon and night, Southeast and ew rltaln era SHOULD STICK TO SQUERZIL Us ~I'rank T. Zimmerman | Q. What is the meaning of the south gales shifting to westerly hy RARALE ClINLISHINOIGOMEANS LR : LI O L RN CHEL T, By ROBERT QUILLEN ‘ RG] " H\m “"‘l\(l ‘A”|‘v‘v’:l”‘l‘l,/ ”n“((l‘":’xm? na | : y‘\.w ‘»\h”:“.”m The western dls | ¥ ROBURT 1 Sueeess rumho nan ane andition o western dls- X Rennett: “What's your husiness? [ means “little forest “Bohn" 4s turhaneo has developed Into u well o Blag 41 Coureh Bireet ‘ ! W tho exten- | thele crops during 1926, thix as a | S y Merrill; “I'm u contractor. | cone short for “lohnen,” and means fur- defined storn whicl is now eentrad work heing | mcans of stabiliaing prices and| OBLRT QUILLEN cted o bad S night.” niture polisher or finisher over Lake Micl The lowest ‘ ollioy | ) | Baptisty Q. What is meant by the “key- ' barometer veading reported was SULSCRIPTION RATES | (Copyright, 1926, Reproduction fnoter of u political conyention ? 28,29 inches ut Clicogo, The storm 1000 8 Year ! t s In conformity with the t dey | A, The word fs used to denote Is moving slowly castward and will 100 Thiee Mantns A 1 . Tist an aclAanataney MXSON IXHALL X the one who sounds the keynote fn pass out to sca on Iriday, It has —— s ¥ T TT (T 1 ! wy il o T rm— a speech outlining the policles that caused general rains during the st P s ; : g A i p f 3 {5 &6 comunimiontions 1o, fup ire presumed to dominate the spirit 24 hours from South Dakotu custs -.g '.‘.:.'.‘;4' OO AR RN l & ! \ | Shop Lditor. care 0F the New land plang of the leaders of the party Wiard to New York and from Michi- And who is it that o8 this H o Bricn Herald. and - your mu:-J‘ whose convention he is addressing, Kan xouthward to the Gulf, Several middlo of [ mers in Connecticut not ta fnereass | the year eping the supply of farm pro | LEPHONR CALL® Simply the New Dng! v 3 i Dot 0 | will be forwarded 1o New York ||| Q. What 8 the speed of a cater. places 1 RdEMB A D U Reh oF Office .vu. V26 ' | st councll on markelir it 1 t « b pillar motor? vain, The temperature s rising Editorial Rooms 926 | causes 1 v | 7 A. Trom 8§ 1o 18 miles per hour SIoWly and is now ahove frevzing in rply, wh heen 1 \orries, Polk Tepending on tho size and duty to | all sections cast of the Rocky moun- : : W Il 1o doliary whes | SIS o The only profitable advertising ied ool com- | ¥ he agrientiural — col \ s w‘ FOLEHERL performed, | tains except in northern New Eng 1n the City, Circulation btovks R 4 i el _ . _ g o the marke Crl Qs erost ta ana e Tt Liand Twass open 1o adveriisers nts of agricultur ] ' e J ) o spell the nam: tand. el b L departin erg [ dozon 1 « Ut i Tl LR May" with an “e” instend of “y*? | Conditions favor for this vieinity Member of the Assoclated Press - At G £l o ! s Lyetior Worty s a A, The usual spelling is “May," | cloudy and rainy weather with high ; : ! ! ) Y it elther is correct, There fs no | Winds and rist cralre. Ihe Awoclated Press 1n exciusively en ey Aomrele fat s S S f e o, folks, e : I : R T v far gl n ot ms fee will [ | | ! : sl i for spelling ot proper | W « for high winds ar all news credited to 1t or not oilierws truet o A ; s S kel Sea s Sl Y plays e TLT-“;?»r:*':n” e ‘ f school | nation. I or words, . P p Y I'rom where s the story of — e : X QT impson and Delflah taken? ¢ — imental in | rise in tarm produce p A : ; . aling I\AA.f.. maller e wew 1 Quarantined Boys Peeved Member Audit Uureas of Circulution §O oling. and | Juss v ) Anderson s on the Bible, chapters 14, 15 and 16 whtet farnishes Rewspapers ani adver i the ety govern- is may Lo good Saenn i L Ul el hl : QUESTIONS ANSWERED 150 forms fhe theme o Miton's | au “ They Must Study isere with w etrictly. henent maaliale 1 Lot ! whether it Is good moraly Is ques Tou can got an anawer to any (“Sameon Agonisics and ot {I R el e . Our etrenlation , Uoation: of faetan ia Rt i opera o1 vd Delilah' 0 one school hoys he 1soli are based upon this audit. This , . P tlonahle o Yeas CB5h) 3 | INFLICTUS auestion of tact or information by Erand oper nson ”‘l “1‘ e protection agalnst new A lwriting to the Question Editor, New |PY the French composer Siint Saens R : fering trom distribution flgures to nnd Al to keep 1 toof iy - 3 Y i LS tain ¢Hr Washington B Q. What was the fee patd the ’ uplds L Brievance An o loca) sdvertisere. i \ 2 Now Yorlt avenne. Washington |1wyers in the Loeh and Leopold Structor is quaranti om ible : . C. enclosing two ecnts in stamps ©A5C and how much of this did Clar- ! Il LU us they the Herald 1 on ralc i ; ) Pl X IL By Lee Shipy |tor reply. Med g1 und martal (once Darrow get? were all hack at school, York um:’l:;‘v\znrq Ews T 2 SR £ 56 ) GONCLE LIS advice cannot be giv nor can ex-| A 7The entire fee was $150,000 An epidemic of meakles at Decr ng 8 ! v f r unty Y taxes, It wound 7 - e k ck from h tended rescarch be undertaken. AlllOf which amount, {t {8 reported fi¢ g has resulted in filling t other questions w receive a per. | larence Darrow reccived $100,000, he spital to eapac {sonal reply, Unsigned requests can- | Q. What presidents of the United ( the building was set [not be answered, Al letters are | F s had no vice-presidents? api he use of the hoys [ onfidential.—-Editor. Tyler, Taylor, Johnson, Ar- [their teach e cases are all | Roosevelt and Coolidg: | siciuns sald today. o first us o slectrolysi 3. What is monel metal? Jorts seheduled at the schoo) y r contin Iuminumn ? An alloy of copper 27 nick- s 1 led off until the ey of education and ! i : 1 d to the soil in various sce g ‘ o { unbowed. ; T T R U e may seem an c1 ! wlbelen 8 ¢ tions of the country; inde e | an i el Kilivd oft whil v 1 coniront ational milsier's son, one | mang made from ores contain- while verbal combat o) : S their carlier functions wi loing it at bridge wame | It the horror of my shape, | 1athon et e . Sl flis s metals in proper propo two offices but it is that d b i S s armaragR oW RtoRmalki sy ] . Y do my stunt, {in his father's reading room and it | Q. Was G. A. Henty, the author not benefit the i yera- | CAUIP e CYerat. lades of grass grow w t ust like an ape i o B W y o 1 cided his 1if ibitfon. At fhe | of <o many hooks for hoys, an Amer- i tion between the tu« s one grew hefore, 80 to speak i : Bonal L Teaillivell » of 22, while attending Oberlin |ican” YV O1( o 10CCSSOTS : " college in Ohio, he inventeo | ; EnlIshmant boun essary and It ought When they begin to advise far- . nntil P stim and flat. | G50 hio, hie invented He was an Englishman born L 3 i moraliotte coniriry i oy ; o Eny captain of my soul! electrolysis process by which all Trumpington fn 1842 about. ; S e S S ol iyt el s ; A Ll {aluminum i s today. Blectroly- | Q. How should a new pipe be oor The task of ! te department : 3 . be questioned whether they are [vmi RSO YE b |sis is called “clectric loosening.” | broken in for snoking? e tleatontion laitore: | ) not overstepping thelr functions, | "¢ o e Aluminum is in - combination with | A, Fill the pipe with salt and ¥ it ¢ ruction | .. oxygen to ch if cted like | th 3 he salt anc N t continue 1 i 3, 4 B a ITall subjected {1, sty for 4 or 5 hours, nother way partment’s work is ied o : tlieEe. dapartments hiava a slght fo S R D nd for 4 or 5 h An wow nned would be | r e 5 & in conditions, 1o a pow- js to dampen the pipe by dipping it cording to law inclu ’ | question whether their tax money | F 4 « : “How lovely! Now 'y tric current and split th )% o tuation would not | e Ol e S it the in water and then sh-gin 1 B 9, 1 1 t that no pupils o sl r ton Would MOL |y 15 pe utilized in trustifying the | g I n to dance the Charles- | yaptjclox to form pure aluminui water and filling with tobace reaxKiasts % . nterests of the eity | — { e = Q. What is the a and populn T P ly r th employment before f farmers into a combine setting it- e 5 oy Cavanaugh * 5 el sl < smoking slowly for the ploy 4 % y e | 3 4 Sidney Cavanaugh. tjon of Guatemala? Of what race {imes sal ‘]"" and ]‘ ; : | ; A s e U ‘ ] heens the home | OTC MO of the inhabitants Q. By whom and when was King | tained the school [ i S as much as y k Ao LU A. It has an arca of 48,29 ' v aly shot 2 ” ’ 1) ~ b i ! 1 not oc i y ning by fanning an ol {yqiaie utles siightl Bs 4 g HnmbitgeTal v siol e | That's Where the Great law. 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