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

[ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1926. T IRAFFIC AND BUSINESS n 5 | . ( ¥ > aiming to defeat us, d here Shakes | nized in 1831 at Frankfo ew rltam Herald d | e aimin, f 18, don, o where Shakespeare | organized in 1831 a rankford, RETROSPECT g T T actsan anctes 1 | | their football team has|played, still ‘m‘»\L' r (n i lea adelphia NonD vor HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY ‘ : el : j . No, it was torn down years : s o5 E > a BY ROBERT QUILLEN . ey'll either diahetes.’” ago. The Globe thes t s c s | stands in London Temued Daily (Sunday Excepted ¢ o : gy 4 KRAZY KINDERGARTEN vhous: At Herald Bldg. 61 Church Street : 5 i (Conducted by Dusty) Q. How et ¢ tehe | moved fron harlestin_ youre Satu t t 1 ere do most of English el ile we're having a solutior e a ed States .00 : ; L 0 haps you can | water in the proportion 3 L e in glving us an ideer | pounds of pearlash to flve g A. 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Is the Globe theater In Lon- vn to | sists Rocl B L T LTI TrTepupere ey T've I &m a re 6NAPHOI§_QF_A' BABY HAVING A BATH WONDERS WHY 170 DOESNT SEEM LIKE WORK TO KERE COMES DADDY IN 10 HELP WAYS S1GHS WHEN RIS HIM, IT'S TUN = PLAYING WITH THOUGH AS TAR A HE CAN SEE THE WATER AND EETTING ENERY- HE ONLY GETS IN THE WAY Observation On The Weather THAT WAS A GOOD SPIASH NOW THEV'VE 60T HIS FOOT KEEP SAYING HE'S LIKE ONE, ¢ Maric AND T WENT RIGHT ON DAD= AND ARE GOING T0 BEGIN ND,THIS PART OF THE BATH 15 | DY'S ANKLES , BUT DADDY SCRUBBING. WONDERS DISTINCTLY NOT §0 GOOD Sl DOESN'T SEEM TO SEE THEFUN ~ WHAT AN EEL 15, THEY No doubt Proof IN KLASS AT KRAZY KOLLEGE (Conducted by Judy) HE COULD TELL DADDY THE S0AP NOW TOR ONE 600D OR DEAR THAT LAST SPLASH 15N'T ON THE DR 5 SIMNG LAST SPLASH BEFORE WA5 A MISTRRE , HIS HEAD WENT] ONIATIN THE TUB. BUT ITWONT THEY TARE HIM OUT UNDER AND HE SWALLOWED A LOT|! HURT HIM O LOOK OF WATER Captain