New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1926, Page 6

e New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY Lowued At Heral Eatered at the Post Office a a 8econd C) Datly (Bunday Excepted) 4 Bldag. 81 Church Btreet CRIPTION RATER Three Months 60, & Month ivew Hritaln Mail Matter. TELEVHONK CALLS Business Office Edit The only o the press room Member The Assuc titled to oredited | news publ Member The A I whic* tur tisers with eirculation. are bared protection City V28 orfa) Rooms ... 920 profitatie advertieing mediun Cireulation boo always open to advert! ol the A 1ated Pros the uee for oclated Press s uxciubively en n this paper and also locn Ished herc!n. Aadit Barean of Circnlation C. 1o & oatloral organizution nishes newspapers and adver h & etrictly ho ¢ elrenlation upon thie Audit agalust trau) *tat I nawep distribution figures to both national loca) advel The Hern York 8qun Grand Centra rtisers 10 " n enle dally 4ma Btreet CONG WELL Congratt due to M vietory. Britain po best to serve the well, and wishes of Mr. We people an and good tion and, not =i but 18 to be and ¢ also f not only voted for Congraty Mayor Pao four high *advanceme can knowledge avera were a dec history of He is merely the the RATULATIONS TO ) AND PAONESSA Hations the W man in N do his avor-Tilect a new lities, promises to y and s ¢ every citizen 14 q will 11l the confider has promised He need hie the co-ope e beliey will taiL: ation, Rey ‘mocrat all those c0-0p¢ good ot D onfidence rom mayor of who him ilations ness 13 nt. He ofli that his administrati the cau o | re-publication of all news credited to It or not atherwive iert analyete of sice This nsurer WELD'S Council majc policies. There so-called city governm of it sorganization, but b 1 The roly on wi der ordinary Mayor hould there empt y has show I'he tlons as may pormits the Citlz We | fico mext Tuesday | mayor, with a Republican Comnion | gratulated and the rity yoen Republican went; two Paonecssa cond a Elect ity tes ar ma pr ed N Iy, wha or, 1 machine ) in tical expec of, not a -continuation of Weld t, will ma whether Republ L 1pon himself, no it n 1 OPPOR’ AS MAYOR Mayor-Elect vote he NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDN JAY, APRIL 14, 1926 1y POLITICAL STRATEGY IN THE CAMPAIGN When political over, the winner has 10 will take s a Republican | of- a camp sen \oseriin Noy nd is @ to his | Is all battle was ontributed carry out over, a summary of conducted conslderable dis to the result | satisfaction in the past with the |of prime interest to the voters who in necessarily machine turnished the ballots; citizens who falled tage of their prerogati Weld geemod administrationa | tlon from the f It of dissatis- and not to tak ties 1t employed. | to show own knitting, not starting out tactles, New publican as un- | an the campatgn " ition: Drit- R the records of ma- | ministration, Dut m Republican | came the aggress ind of atements forc Weld will come | terchange political form such hich ecannot be from within, | bounded to the should | the Wy left de d or vor. to revive The rling a G, O In effeet be s must he Ghargos’t rog methods, h fund cd n confidenea in | o such char, prover « not mean | to votes; and when they are gain not proven they los 1o 1922, Weld not rlor have heen charges be me eleeted ir, nd t citizen will many ons throughout having thetr that in country and refl in the newspapers, ne ty has long ago worn oft and are apathetic except wl is w own that money is bein freely and fllegltin on how func- he revive. char the The conditions m § involving ot upon how to 1 to give during conl stril had a popular appeal up to a cer city | tain point, but their main object, Yo n for it would seem, was to awaken will prejudiee his But the inquirin nst op popular ponent voters could Repub- | help mentally, w the like! his liff« mayor didn't malke dope pub- at the time instead of s it for the campaign, while the of@Weld to mdoubted conviction many W misto The rike had the such a matter for a live issue tuture of possible, New | coal situation during the s to con- | nothing to do the with running it city in future, The 1ing them purely as polit feel mnn-lgy - im- | four 1920 past Paon we were of a more or lifference 18 a Democrati nayor s conscientious n e o FactsandFancies 6 B ) o chap whe Y ROBERT QUILLEN munlcations o Fun Shop kditor, care O the New Britatn Herald, and your | will be rorwarded 10 New York | e o | Our Busin Eniciency Progra n folks surly! put in fun-clocks, Iolks, 1all be car not to miss the jokes! clocks Waiting for Him Attle or: “Did you ever 1 our house iz “Why no, % you think th ittle Brother: 1 e thin o raw your papa the 50! . SHIHHH! (A Communication From the Editor) Dear Readers You, from time to time, 1d herein a bit of ryhme soemed to bubble so great that it appalled, Lady Love he called car “Heartrouble.” 1 With love ANl < you know, she in return affretion seemed tosburn r dear “Captain.” ords to indicate e imatory ned most apt in. Natu I, n 1 h A secret T've to tell! wige it ended well! nt rumor engaged, T've learned i ition is to tellin no hur Y it, these two Will sec or! will recall the fac#that he 1ed “Heartrouble,* playfully. Bobbed-Hair Bandit. played a thieving gar his heart! She'll take his His nrely nar Now at he's landed!! What He Thought They Were zro walked into a bakery the | 1y bent on g By his scen that he ¢ before, He looked at all the 1k and then, stopping be- a tray of chocolate eclairs, he ttin awkwardness it eduld Lemme have ten cents wo'th ob colored lady's fingers." tetter || round | something | A never visited a | Hon He's got cave with the werd ‘pncu: fa Machine: on th him. Wats y Peetohers Th Tho slitely chopped and changed | i And tho [Im (« | aue: | give Q | the month of February? | A com than | mus [ | ing v | writing New | Bur Washington | pents In stamps for reply Jegal and marital advice extended be undertaken. All other questions | will receive a personal reply, signed requests cannot be answered | All letters are confidential—Editor. ats 8o, ly N, t well well! little Sonla; Ive wor many yeerd ust admit 1 ‘opyright, 1026 Torbidden) UESTIONS ou can get stion of to Britaln eau, 132 fuct o the Her 2 Ne D. C. 'n, nor can Did Good Fr No. ster e carlier the v April come either in the movies? He is back o an ahsence of two cent ly completed western stor: Q. | nan Santa 1he . What is the McCann? 1t The carlicst rdly an answer to any n March 22 or later therefore Ggod Friday Is Willlam 8. Hart now pla fs an Irish son of heroes. Q. How many times has the s Lof California been visited by earth- quuke A shock ocqurred in 1812, destroying mission buildings in Los Angeles and | Sarbara countier and killing | abgut 40 persons. In 1851 § {sco was considerably o were other shocks 0,043,410, For 1026 1t is est] mated that receipts will be $3,3508 ¢ old pants you |716,942 and cfpenditures §3,618, on think of that, [675,186 it Can you tell about the gor books? | A, Horation Alger (sometimes Y lwritten with a “Jr.*) lived from 11832 to 1899 and wrote many books thote trousers | ¢, boys commonly known as *Th | Alger Book he author was horn in Revere, Mass., and attended Harvard university, aduating in 18 Hg studied at the Harvard | Divinity school, and was ordained to {the pastorate of the Unitarlan church at Drewster, Mass, in 1864, Later he removed to New York city Altogether he publishcd about hooks of juvenile fiction that still re- tain their populari some of the hest known serfes are “Ragg Diek,” “Tattered Tom™ and Lauc and Pluck Q. the age A. beeoming Conditons sure ,land tho low me somothing uthor of the Horatlo Al Q hey are my pants, Arcas of hi the north the south tho domin sure that 1 the in the ind 1 in Virginia Carollnn an much cold upper M n . neumonta,” Reproduction i [ 70 porte on the peric « unsettled change in t Is there any way of L of a fish? Con trie ridges found on the scales of fish indicate their ag in the y that tree rings can be counted to show the age of a tree. Q. How high can water be forced pipe rfom @ pressure tank? at pressure is required for differ- |ent height | “A. One foot head of water eqy g i 10,4335 pounds square inch prossur r information by |0 4¢ there 18 a pressuro of 100 Question Edltor, |y 5,na¢ per square inch in the tank, ald, Washinglor |t water could bo forced up a pipe w York avenue,lszg goct high, in theory. In prac- o cnelosing tWo 4jco friction would reduce this. Medicdl, | @ g there a city or town by the mot be yame of “Charlotte” in the state of ured virginia ? telling ANSWE 18 Draf Mosbach, This littie crowded is a town named “Char. come from ville" and one named * Siendtho Court House” in Virgin doll “Charlotte,” Is under Q. How many dimes were coined by the San Francisco mint in 19247 A, Twenty-four. Q. When should trees be trimmed A. While the sap is dormant in carly spring or late fall is the best timo for pruning or trimming trec | Q. What type of ship is the M | dusa of the United States navy? A. It is a repair ship with the Pacific flect. Q. Why is the United States eall- ed a “World Power”? A. Because in size location, populatfon. wealth, com- jmerce, natural resource and inter- national relations it is one of the atest nations in the world. I saw a reference to the “Iron Gates” of the Danube, To what did it refel A, “Iron Gates” is the pame of a celebrated pass on the lower Dan- ume, near Gladova, just helow the point where the river leaves Hun- gary and where a spur of fhe n Un-- 1ot lotte a but no iday ever come in They appa cd will before one It Sunday cannot be sugar ¥ maple is satd n i or April ne W loll ed horn Gern n the screen after ars. He h Tumbleweeds meaning of the and vous. Sine geographical 2 name meaning Ber " mo is T recorded i sovere ause a pri elphia n: in overlies the ng and extends centra Atlantic western nort mditions - THIERIN heard judg three in Cairo, the draft e med ong northwest A trough of low prec r lake | h wntie ¢ M lake r W 1 east Missis states, the I by an arca of Is eentral over Minnesota Dakotas northern upp: Snow continu t. and ow country i has fal inpl - val gion and Virginin, nnessee, 1ig mornit ippt m White hern she favor cat) an imum helow River, ( re lal 1 wis upper temper 0o of Lake this I not vieinit mue mperature, Germany, town in b April 14 (AL Baden for seductio; Lawrenco valley rogion this morn. southwestward 1 seippl valley \ Most of high pras n re. \nada y PRIVATE { Evader Said fo Have Sympathy in New Escapade w8 day with people who had s of the region to trial of (frover (. B the American draft indictment nd impairir the morals of minors Iy, however to disappointment, behind and 1 i1l be ha ve Egypt said to 1oll es spe nd spen iderabl fer is being o detective Robe the scs who will he produc Leisel § , the child parents. She has been study 1emistrygat ctacular s high ing money are doom as the cdy @osed door two juror seven rd by wit th s She wa iver m the United & driving about Powérs Ty hmidt, a -old girl of Heidelberg, whom A with havir ol extremely PUFEON. owt of be Bhil ransylvania Alps nearly barricades ‘"rl:’jnr:.i\rmh Alps nearly barri |ed, Bergdoll has lehance for plentiful recreation in h 0! THE ECLECTIC CASES done 1865 and 1918, On April 18, 1906, the state s visited by the worst thquake in its history, extending | over about 190 miles and centering in San Franclsco. Q. What were some of the causes 7 {of the French revolution? On lee ” g[],er | Reports that the stat A. Chief among them were the liria] sl caon ANt |abuses and extravagances of the ——— | dalou. sensation CAYBINE Bourbon monarchy. the unjust pri- | T e | villages enjoyed by the nobility and crs of Moshach and those who 1 | the higher clergy, the wretched con- come here for the court procecding | dition of the poorer classes of the | people, and the revolutionary char- acter and spirit of French philoso- phy and literature. To these must he added, as a proximats cause, the influence of the Ame n revolution Q. Of what is calomel made? A. It is found native as “horn quicksilver” but is generally manu- factured by triturating a mixture of mercuric sulphate, common salt, and metallic mercury, subliming and | washing with boiling water. It is a | white, heavy, odorless and tasteless | powder that Is almost insoluble in water, Q. Will you please explain the | swork of the U. §. budget bureau and —F. P. Pitzer, the civic welfar t yet with — No Tair! voung son, aged eight, had made i been given fresh clothes and sent to he bathroon, “Mother, did you want me to wear so or stockings e you ¢ didn't 17" T an- Connecticut is no R S the cases of Kt > doctors health prac expressed from res Recently it has 1 in a surly mood the state 1 of Observation whom business of it 50 autside is declar has endeavored to buld e to That upon g his two terms in ommon- e during th ting ticing medicine in Thelr lieen; bt 1 will do no | office; this was done to a certain preve G Tih have heen 5 0 wealth. ha doubt. but most frequently in gen- The genu- achievements to his credit y about had he revocated als tines still confinue In the the attention of aro | mother, but Ted for stockings.” —Carrie Borton Fite. — eral you see T've | !ine terms. mayor had L Washington, April 14.—TForecast for Sonthern New England S probably showers tonight; colder in chusetts tonight; | s and colder, fresh, : - oming fresh to T{)p ;,g T 177 [\é ong northwest and north. I EM X Forecast for Dastern New York: | o3 Cloudy and colder, possibly shower in extreme south and light rain or snow My n north and central portions tonight; cold wav 1 north portion; Thursday generally fair and colder; fresh shifting winds, they can | ) THE RETURNS as before. | THE PUBLIC Herald wi to “point with pendin and Cloud tice just it was necess for him to remind — ordinary would 11 course of even! the The i e it it may, to its efforts to gne the New Britain last evening SUPPOSF 1 FURNITURE COULD TALK Embarrasdng It Would B With Company Present ned by Frank H. Wolheim) Piano—Thank you, Mrs, iteman. Yes, T think I have a | 1y nice tone. I think T do very well or a second-hand plano that cost only don't you? I look pretty o1l too, but the side that's seratch- to the wall, where you public them without A oale 10 % appeal R and done nothing = e U. 8 supply people of clse the strategy would have been court for two the that nothing can be eet 1t til that cases are cturns bl far better than the attacks upon |7 ! (Tmag You won't have to it — reliet d but ok t the moment. In nis opponent, h caused some first ¢ touch of sinol | wind-up, |'voters to thi from every ward which were, with | s election ure: W v “Mexico ha T r extra complcte | of mud slinging. L issuc should have been advanced very few exceptions, correct the essential Infor- | .oo1 with mation to the waiting public fully {qppeal to the were | with Paon or “keep cases. The es carrying onessa,” or some suc attempt next it. Tasy Chair—Oh, yes. You're ortable, hut T'M not. You're the Rt ears Ago Today ctora L meets with fifteen minutes before other g yielded in any the advantages W enough alone. of letting (Proteced the physicians inv | the health board., The d stresses the rked of the nation's chi the of th tion apace, similar CAST 1S BAST AND WEST statistics. i | But every country has natlonal d 3 of | The defection of strength in the | A few mistakes will oceur | gy fch 1t knows best how to handling a ma cook— . P And, here's a bulletin that tells you how to take advantage of the cookery art of foreign countrles From China, Holland pain, France and the most popular dishe in the new bulletin, FOR It you wish a cop: ward minor | tne tide was sufficlent to turn | | The Tloor Tamp—Of course I'm |y hyo racnipts and expenditures of | [mrottys But X denit Live here. Whesely e rited sfatosiara balanced? sted | Prople fust horrowed me for the eve- | "5 “mpg pureau of the budget was in local | Pin&, and they will refurn me tomor- | . /i.q by the act approved June 160, I hoys won from Co, E |'ON [1921 and has authority to assemble, | he Painting—Don't let th HT sl 32 i 2 ial loss, as there 18 |1y was the weal the 1a by 10-9 in the tenth in- .”'1] T ’""” nmgz ,“.,';,Qp"v"‘T:,’,Q‘, |corretate, rovise, reduce or increase R e e i e I team was strengthened by (YO Am no ol FRE AT 60 e |the estimates of the several depart- 18 acverliSers | ministration, yet, as things turned ithe addition of O'Br Land hOURDY e At & Acpariment store 815 | ments and establishments of the gov- the paper feels | out, Reilly at v men "'_” o "(“n'nl rins! Where were | ernment. Heads of departments are put ke el i+ oy |TECUIred to appoint an officer whosa | ; you folks ratsed? Why don't you | 2 went e | duty 1t is to prepare departmental clean the mud oft your feet before ! e catiane estimates of appropriations and such Ot 1" he Dining Room Set—Ne svxpplr||ar2(nl m; f;nd;;,:y estx:'::::;ru [and not spill anvthinz! We're not |88 MaY 'r”":l;"h* e scauntle & | pnid for and this month's pay- (tlon of a seRcitimalengmuKer S ment is past due. Use a little judg- |Possible the general government es- ' : 5 |timates of receipts and expenditures ment now! | | which compose the national budget. |In 1925 government receipts wera | 23,780,148,684 and expenditures were were of a st the th city did not help him. spaper of this size repre- |The hullding department admitted- & mayor; and t} RN el i, our Was el growth country litiga- g ] | reputation closely ition of election extras | ment of ti building de the most conte grow! 1 the tin I 3 b e 20 flll out the coupon below and mall as d come wh the Supr mable may “will be e 1t odim toul link 1n ad- . CLIF COUPON HFRE GN COOKERY EDITOR, Washin 1 with before in all probability would not short had intact. BL KIND TO ANIMALS This week ta be least, when we are reminded of | oC o 5 this desirability ot New York Avenue, Washt upon itself to publish | paye at | service | . spe defe the after Capt curves @ vengeance 3 i men out. out I want a copy of the bulletin FOREIG five cents In looee, uncancelled, U. as a matter of rd remained Weld to 1s the when we are the loss lo! That | ap- by \Tg ¢in is. in huild in which the fortunate not the left nec won but kind to animals — or a Rl e 2 econnt e wild ing up from . S s paper were machine o QL the smulliiid ciated is abundantly proven He an left the | Paon ars ag utld upon by t He needs BOVe improve it evening ficors: 1 presid P the election edition, i stributed firm foundation mulgated with copics g been ssa administrations. fow deserve only to continue good city rn- *animal other ways, notably Sl to little ahead office ment He | entering attempt Man's ding orma- of him has than mals in fnstic not 1 on Vial the! telophione) ren- I There 1s no the number of telephone |tion it is going. TS i | | GLNAS ! toward t! T S v Is that came over 925" or| - - jeary: color hears Vorth . WILLIATS | serve him and rators dolng nothing | oOur i alinice InPALHIG » ' or / | throughout | specch about new crs and their B ’ B, i X 3 and continue in t PIATTIVAS wATIANTg S i | he ehould public. is | dling the civie canoe is to er (Copyn;r}; a0 two ope esid the remal S these oalle ar. of {his election Was relation to th and the put ruled did not pathy t itlon to iled 5 ernment's re the n AUTO NOMADS papers, cte., but f to m scarce- | the White House spokesman, n there t that y lines calls crowd, on the | o discuss fig- he 1 atolsts ride Herald, the city's street ¢d business man thought he sound like the crack of a IN KLASS AT KRAZY KOLLEGE (Conducted by Maxine) Teach “Bertram, you haven't many words in your vocabulary, but you certainly use the few wve quite frequent- flant' from your you vers bufday's comin’ soon, she got soah lecawz Ah sald Ah'd buy her gift In defiant ten cent stoah.’ ~—Frances Norton, ong news th will marry f especial to #irls who KRAZY KINDERGARTEN (Conducted by Pusty) tonishing 1 onishing POY NICHTHAWKS CTIASED WHETHER OR NOT TO HEAR YOUR MOTHER'S CALL WHICH CAME JUST AS YOU CLOSED THE DOOR. T MAY MEAN A JELLY DOUGHNUT, BUT ON THE OTHER. HAND, IT MAY MEAN AN ERRAND nior beg innits wile heel boun to be excus- she arranges ing contest for nd meenwile T want to a Machine why her brother |Fly N. Maghine looks so diffrent to- tert is not kmelon. & a mu