Subscribers enjoy higher page view limit, downloads, and exclusive features.
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1926. CRUSADE AGAINST CITY BILLBOARDS New Britain Herald| HERALD PUBLISHING GOMPANY { the city to Tmued Dally (Sunday Bxcepted) the At Herald Bldg. 67 Church Street action mittee of the embodying SUBSCRIPTION RATES 18.00 l Ye‘v 0 Thres Montha 150, & Month. its buildi be passe Council Entered at the Post Office at New Britair as Becond Class Mall Matter. TELEPHONR CALLI 8 Business Office Editoria) Room: ed highways, where they des which motorists The only profitable advertising wediu they in the City, Circulation books an preas room always open to advertisers X quite different groun Member of the Associnted Prem. to the committee of t The Assoclated Press ts exciuelively e te titled to the mee for re-publicatior all mews credited to ft or not otherwire credited fn this paper und also lo news published herein. are a danger to t nd that Member Audit Burean of Clreulation s e The A. B. C. 1» & natioral organtzat whic? furnishea newspapers and ad tisers with s strictly honest analvels © circglation. Our cireulation . No d in rds, are a Al New Britain; such devel s w today, op- local advertisers. t of comiparati plan of couneil e | The Werald !s on sale dally in New | SER L R A York st Hotallag’s Newsetand. Timer | gulate these la Squsce; Schultz's Newestands. Entrance | qo,p Grand Ceptral. ¢ind Btreet. P ————_ e | ik |+ Al will meet with oppo 5 who manufacture them and ps by some of t may it to m. They are fair spousel of blic hearings upon the entitled The British strike from settled; but m th 1though membered rapidly would t British custom of and not working too fast. that new building code taking o these op- ition, if any el power fo pro- the pul Down an in Hssible open {nformation ¢ from T dan- eip and if expa tourists who ent onnec from any sowurce big signboards at road billboar: considered a danzers w garded detailed for! Greenwic! o through of the bad effects flamboy- to lity so! hope co hospita inculcated by bl the state's ant spec the state’s law could inver cannot that new Somehow one derstand why airm \earings service between Chicago and Texas | tha ] e nd placed in operation while the heralded New England air- had to be postp behind about its mann a de much mail ce hose having st Must we eternally be der the ser ision to elimin country rem ot that? came aftor dicates : ind to th shoe En thing n land shipment from St. Louis. shoes the Miss when New from Eng leader in t There be a say this footwear? stimulate busi would wrong own business of a liv a diversity The Kentue merrow. but ponies amount will to PLAINVILLE'S RADIO HIGH SCHOOL 1 notio has | | 1 to all | HIGH SCHOOL COSTS IN THIS CITY y in the stat or” of highest chool pupil it that New Britain top: \en Prefer Blondes.” But pupil gentlemen? H 5 sy 1 eyes on s no way to pay | Factsand Fancies BY ROBERT QUILLEN and - & T QUILLEN is too much John off a sum depends alto One that the tot point of v think w. no lo Think of Is to the costs of ricans ts hool plant and deter mainten have lad won’ He pupils, of maintaining heer soems too th too thin as an ex the same, t¥ drop vho tre erages of schools th #0 that school costs would apply 22 ats hers like a dog. Iy to the senfor high school With per pupil as I t do it the local high school cost | el sheep give promise of t future with the horsehide. explanation of the slow re. that those who clamor for | ctter movies wouldn't go anyway kins is much higher than Hart- from an ties, G and emt ezzle- ¢ he moons Gosh! How smack 1 esk | £ help vwm" debate tha ) they hear of a wife | b3 some of the chaps who will | Che ; fun | | # Maxsow. Jomazz ‘ Send all communications to Fun Shop Editor, care Of the Britaip Herald, and your lerter York | will be forwarded to New e — Let's All Sign np for the | Foll | Philosophy s mighty fine, But just as truly we opine y of Fun-osophy hould be encouraged Course, | artil Ward: “How d know queens that after vou smooth strafghten your When Black Is Read Friendly Support thday gifts all were sus. rs of 'em! Some folks in ertainly awtully ar my dear ne Lady, Be Good! An old lady saile But sald To Should | Looked exact ere's lots of sweetest wl t And do not kiss each here's lots of ¢ t do it nice in Information Desired It you sh And cha Ain’t that a you, Mrs. strict] he high scho 1 cobble n who al- shoe about the sam |ways ere the nee are is tl of hangings A COLORFU PASSES CHARACTER THIS LIFT here the shortage rs now with full un- | tha new royal in she first looked membe that 1 when as best S0t st got t our regular time.” ‘ L |(Protec v r'umwuxu Syndicate) refore ¢ leader was a | in oo e o 25 Years Ago Today The late t s politics. Trres political Ep- his city read report in the Burdick. In the elec- | Mr. Burdick was re- | nd Mr. Symondi | er of the exceu: b ab- M, of J committes The Y. M. T. A 1l a field day at will field or T our : 1 over the week- | ordered to report Monday instead of . grantc end they will be jmarters tories i John Boyle 2 ¢ph R. Andrews o boards were this morning wi Meskill. They are en to persuade him to finish building and they have had it up to date. Until 1l details completed, y is being withheld from Hartford or- nter-class fleld mect iversity, Har won the po bar at Thompson of vauit event, ing t 6 inches, nd w warded @ gold medal. It is a noticeable thing that Pe Yale and Thompson at Cornell should achieve success in ular event. Observation On Tlxe Weather clear turday, winds Ye 1 Saturday; Saturd. temper depression that moved pidly 24 g the and centers this morning past coast ard over the 1 showers in and sou from North over coast Thunder storms with a Westw middl rd to Florida northe ricts to Maine. reported from Portl; press from the Rocky sissippl river d from the Dakotas, and Minnes and cooler were reported from plains stat nditions f Ohio valley and irolina st the An the or for this her followed vicinity by f nge in tempera | difference! on | Haven, | C ed from plants.” Mrs. dozen,” one he edit know or three “stars’ makes us ve ry thirsty? Our Children's Curses From Garden Tommy!" sald Osw you—Now hik mmy took ound. a dollar fo “Hike! “Wh Scout ? Tommy. ned by You s robbi; ank is it it was on f Prisoner — vt smoke out of my nose Judge -— That You Llowing hot niake smoking your doesn't wer num -legger, your lionor. me it was real Havar Ju — Don't you thousands of men are from getting cabbage smoke ves? The cigar-leggers tal fa filler and a cabbage wra put an imitation band around it sell it for genuine 192¢ vour first offense, Prisoner — Well, smoked coffee and and Is | hi your T've wrapped papers, I've smok vines. Judge — | Thirty | A confirmer | | days! YOU MAY BE A PRIZE FIGHTER, BUT, LEMME TELL YOM, BOY FRIEND, YOU AINT ANY PRIZE HUSBAND! | | In Klass at Krazy Kollege (Conducted by M. 1. J.) “Sara, yow'll' either have to stop putting so much Staydown on your hair or else t by the | open window in | blow Now 1 “It's funny take a s peri ‘adenoid." ™ so th try diff'rence the | New | | O boy how his stummick did ake! | A Poor Poker Player | back | B in boys— 1 leave Harold Sheek hand, But when Fatty McPlug went and tried the same thing | | Adenoid me to beat the band!” } hold my When neither returned at night, (FARMHAND SOUGHT FOR | semics ter o e sinin e SLAYING HIS EMPLOYER |siscovered i sy i o v " in a fire. er told police her been threatened by Jacobwitz is said to have marked to a neighbor “That man is going to kill me soms day.” is known of Owens, who had n employed on the farm for two 1 [ father Krazy Kindergarten Police Say Atkinson Laborer Was |Owens Conducted by Dusty | [ 7 2 | Feared By Victim—Body scar, I hear your little broth- stummick cawt jn the getting along. Use it. Found in Fire, er got his door. How is he ‘Himalaya' wile your about May H, | Police today were Owens, a farmb | with the death of | his employer, whose in a fire 14 () 20 other most wanted Flavors made from Ri Ripe Fruits. Ask your Grocer. GROCY&UK';{OWSVAN ".l.A ing (fearse this morning— But you awt to of saw him recover | Wen ma made Himalaya cake!” —Claire Shepard. (Copyright, 1926, Reproduction Forbidden) | Owens last seer |day mo: he left th | the fields. AVAIL YOURSELF OF OUR FUR STORAGE PROTECTION Garments Called for and Delivered Promptly When Wanted Wize Hmith £ /~e. Hart ford A “Master Stroke” of Timely Merchandising Brought About This Successful Purchase of Smart Spring Coats At Very Pronounced Savings NAVY BLUE GREAT DEMAND AND PLENTI- FULLY SHOWN IN THIS SALE ALSO the FAVORED TANS and GRAYS FUR TRIMMED MODELS PREDOMINATE AND THE PRACTICAL AND CHARMING STYLES RECOMMEND THEM, ASIDE FROM THE PRICE APPEAL IN NAVY BLUE COATS Made to Sell at 22 Bought at a Price Enabling Us to Offer Them Saturday at 15 NAVY BLUE COATS | NAVY BLUE COATS That Range in Value Up to $29.00 That You Would Expect to Pay $39.00 for Saturday Saturday 1192 125 NAVY BLUE COATS | NAVY BLUE COATS That Would Sell Regularly at $45.00 That Were Intended to Retail at $59.00 Saturday Saturday 29 390 NAVY BLUE COATS IN THE LARGER SIZES Two Wonderfully Attractive Groups in This Sale 192 and 292 Values up to $39.00 Values up to $29.00 THE WORLD AT ITS WORST—ORDERING - By GLUYAS WILLIAMS e ORDERS SCRAMBLED E6GS AND BACON BEGINS TO WISH HE'D ORDERED SOMETHING ELSE. HE HAD BACON AND EG65 FOR BREAK- FAST LOOKS OVER MENU A - GAIN TO SEE IF THERE'S ANYTHING HE MISSED WONDERS WHAT THAT 15 THE MAN AT THE NEXT TABLE'S &0T. IT LOOKS KIND OF SNACRY SEEMS T0 BE A LAMB CHOP 6RILL, WITH TO- MATOES AND SWEET PO- TATOES. 15 SURE THERE WASNT ~ LOOK5 ROUND FOR. ANY LAMB CHOP GRILL WAITER TO SEE IF HE ON THE MENU NO, AN CHANGE ORDER E665 AND BACON. THERE IT IS WRITTEN EATS , WISHING IT WERE IN, UP AT THE TOP THE LAMB CHOP GRILL WAITER HMSTENS (P BEARING SCRAMBLED GLOYAS WILLIAMS