New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1926, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST opinfon, depending upon whether . . you'll have to read this letter—I've | Day. more game in the latter eity yester- New Bntam Herald;m Sortie cahitoiie on whsthar at athDS \x / lll Pa forgotten my glasses.” | Members of the Central Brick|day. He gave the game to Detroit - < - i Postmaster : Exchange were the guests yesterda left the field under police pro- PUBLI COMPANY | g | Ex ge we B ¥ Y |and left ti P! P HERALD PUBLISHING COMPA! y‘une duterts thems y “I C N NDN |of the firm of W. A. H. Grand of | tection. It m cle: however, that # N A TP. | Providence, a large customer. A| “Some thoughtless person scattered Tssued Daily (Sunday Excepted) | many people like the carn ,..J\,\ = X A y Y Z NG? | clambake was held. [hose who|a large number of sharp pointed At Herald BId, 67 Church Street. s Your Soull Wt puln sollols 111)0h[5 Of Ll”.npe to Amel'lca \‘ hlch Ha\-e Ah.eady E S TB. attended “'cr»: Gu‘lernl Manager | tacks (rusty ones, they were, too) (I see an Indian Payne, J. W. Holmes and daughter, | on the sidewalk and street adjacent N iin | patronage to earn this designation | Been Cancelled Form a Large Part of the Whole— In a tepee. Patrick McCab, Mr. and Mrs. E. S, |to the Center church. Bicycle tires < for the city. 7 8 S o ; S Why’s he n. g.? {Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil M.|and the fest of pedestrians have 100 & Tear, We Only Collect From France What She Borrowed He has T. B.) | Palmer, -William Towers and daugh- | been punctured. 0 Month But that ha thing to do ith it g Y i hhovimnima bty After Armistice —Ted Robinson. | ter, Mrs. Joseph Towers, and Miss| their desirability If it is uncon- £ £ S . o| Copyright, 1926, Reproduction Forbidden ‘Thom]\ouu of Yonke N.. % utional to b he man [ ekt Se The district lodge, 1. O. G. T., held obsefl)aflon > |tended it may be best to restrain | European debtors to pay us if all aly owe 0 || Gritaln Herald, ana your letter | ears Ago loday ]F*S‘*'“’ f and elacied Albaut, Schupte | On The Wea[ber them by other s he refunding is duly ratified? 4 74, s- || will be forwarded to New York. | der delegato to the grand lodge, | TELEPHONE CALLS S A e . en £ t 3 SRR R G o ‘\H"v J. M. Relyea as alternate | Washington, Aug. 20.—Falr to- Business Offic | T ill they pay us as much as they y 7.000. ol antancealii orioe 51 ror | Th ¢ held Bditorizl Roome THE 12-MILE LIMIT e i bt i liy The Preparations, Folks! Cealialyanced in otloe N e ¥ - S : Iks, all the really scientific fish- | Britain to! The local dealersq, < : rmen we Know te that they are following out “m-,. Lewis Dunn, William Mc¢ ture, fresh northeast and east winds. s Interpreting a fec v re-|the war, or, if not, how much less? | The only profitable advertising medium | Mains one of the most haz s| Do t s they are to,pa clgium owes .0 and h igs in readin i Smith, W. t A n the City.” Circulation booke and press SRR iy S 0.7 4 e p et their choice flies in readiness, advances in the general market | Frank Smith, W. I . | Wgrenast for Hastern: New Wak: room aiways open to sdvertisers. | constit e amounts they iy ik 18 prostnt but we just up and go. for which no specific reason, save | Mulligan and Andre Cloudy with showers in extreme | court in New York had interpreted ||y horrowed during A bliadindan, S ment 18 | ;7o any place we've ever fished had [‘the will of the trust, is assigned. |Sixth held its reunion yesterday at portion tonight; Saturday e L Bl B i erne Sk l‘o[“(‘;,‘;‘ A ,,1:'2,”7\,,?, "’"‘; ‘."[r"“ ("0“”“3- | Lenie advanced to $7 per " ton. | Laurel park, Manchestcr. _ Stephen /, showers in south porti¢n; (he hssociated Press 18 exclusively en. |runmers as mea anywhere on| A good deal of misconception |debt. jud stallvanoaghiconstonsienoush | T pokamanne hecamen 35 0o perdana Htper ey clected a vico-president, | continued cool; resh northeast and tled to the use for re-publication uf |y . g1 seng when an American < There has been a lot of talk on| g0 aro Local dealers will continue to al-|as were H. Burckhardt and A oram | east winds. Il news credited to it or not otherwire | (N high seas D rica been rife on the subject, and | ‘TACTe has ¢ G0tk on | low a rebate for ¢ | Howell The greatest amount of rain T>- \.M.‘“:ub:‘:n::]:ne‘;:«r;.’ aod aleo local | ship was involved, the federal cir- | wo are glad to reprint the follow Jf“.‘,‘ ;"1‘.]:],{;" :,":\]”‘1\,;}” “,U,;;[\d'aii paavhcre Thoyers _|* Carpenters are at work today| Ciy Clerk Thompson said today | ported was 1.86 inches at Spring- cult of appeals in Boston ing clear and concise statement | dramatically that while France | fos vour mother and | ;i yine repairs on the new fire- (that when he finds time heé will go | field, Mo. The temperature is ris- rom the Bridgeport Te owoa s omutt ine Nores fonnEbilian S e ol the Bridge | POlce headquarters. The structure | over the copy of municipal records|ing in the central districts but con- Member Audlt Burean ot Clrealation. limit means 12 miles, and not s o s T by e e R o Rals ome ReLEE e USRS | an meftled anid dome of! the dabell WhISICIE to BB ot on g and will low over New England. It s A et atxe | 2,000 T : 1 I o T S oI ch e Is worth, and | o pyot pe closed, while others which | mark in red ink the crrors in it. down to 88 degrees at North- e with s atrictly honest anatysls of | ' oo " It will show just how much of e e fice telling the income- | 4re ghut cannot be opened. The | He may use a portion of his fleld, Vt., last night ‘reulation., Our circulation statistic ow it will nec ccision by | {he debts have been cancelled 3 s o glects to add | tax man how much he fsw't worth {1054 on one of the posté on the | tion in the task. Conditions favor for this viclity 1 based upon this sudit. Tbls inSWER|n, guprem to get the|and the totals that } e o (5 ¥e i over: © yeried | —Eleanor Bernamer. | .qing of the stairs on the police [ Umpire nas Connoll fair weather followed by local B Meires (5 both mational 20 | straight o MG Gonbl s et : S i : = 3 depariment side has come off and.|has many friends in this city showers with eomewhat higher tem- s, adgettisers, SIS e 1hE 1- | been cancelled during the refund- |(ng wh 1 le Sam, on lisf ASKING TOO MUCH \ave to be closed on Labor | mobbed during the Detroit- perature | gress may tinker with the law-and |jne operations will no doubt be te go on pay- | A Barnyard Ballad — change its meaning— or may think | surpriso to most citizens, nterest. The actual value of By the Litde Ked Hen The Ferald fs on sale dally tn New |, ("o ench scttlement i8 found by no at all, in the Spring at Hotaling's st Times W show that far e- | computin Alteiancs . Beteoin and Fall :",‘::E'Eg;f:;mfi:dNs:::z'.w“ Entrance | more interpretation will be neces- |ing a “Shylock,” Uncle S what Uncle Sam will receive in the| Said Hen, in her peckish way night, Saturday increasing cloudi- , not much change in tempera- the new 12-mile las R RS thought otherwise and concluded so — and then som It 3 with sstounding gencrosity. |Way of interest from the debtor|“The family's small and they only | ————— rell nation and what he must pay to| call own creditors pe of On me for an MONROE IMPROVEMENT omers ar A R s e 2O SHOULD "BE. PUEHED rpretation and ought armistice, not before; money during | riod. | “But now, my’ dear, with thesc It is getting a little tiresome snappy tim sight. Hab \us in the case of , if she boarders here | HARTFORD paid two billion spot cash at this| It's really a horrible more. They stand 'round the coop an 1 hol- ler and whoop, e e 65 soven| ‘“Lay more! Lay more! Lay more!'| Our Annual Summer Exposition and Sale of rum runners and their | It will show that a great part contracted hear, whenever an jmprovement is e Neiwan ars wirtudlls cleaned contemplated, 1 there is not DIFFICULTIES the slate. ey in sight and that enough money ight and t AIR MAIL LI It will i billion over a it will need to be delayed. The air mail 1o Two billlon, therefore, pres- £ The proposed Monroe street ex- | o 5a Misneapal e i T S e e T ot : lain that thelr pleas ar tension i a case in point. Nobody | v little ¢ faey (ai e e : whereas France owes something| il T doubts its val 3% | 1y w Boston > lowed to L On the face of things the only 2 vlew of the need for more ar York, via Hariford. A s Havl s | moment. it would be the same to via nation cause yroach throughout the city. Yet we ar pbili: by Haver sufered. B i its woutq | U8 18 Gredt Britain, who is paying told there is no appropriation o SIness” and ihe conteace s ol 9 back c lously low compared with S IiRles oake the budget for the work and that i Al Mintomriclls jus Dus i sent valuation, whereas e e Come and Secure the Beautiful Coat Your Heart Desires borrowings. : {o repay only 48 per e “Wet Paint.’ doesn’t = c per il ceeite el . 18 Assuredly B i 15 e D rtarminzlat oc oot Sl S R R s g s it This is the Finest Exhibit For Your Convenience The possibility s we ) ! A nalve . fromt har varlos Sleginds y M. Ritter. of And in order that all who desire Bt eir it by 7 B ¢ St il e S T BT oy e e s e L e y < may benefit by the savings of this s e N SR e : reditor with 4 difl- | yjor e FUR. COATS adv:mic le of furs, we have ar- : . 5 lemlt e r take in three, but i ranged 1 ur can g cxplains the es a woman four hours on We Have Ever Held A—AIll charge purchases will be h says the Telegram: serepancy o el e il the ] : ‘ : vided for the work. He may not ' line e kept running. fof| Great Drituin owes $4,600,000,- one thin S e e G e And Our Customers are Benefiting l\v(‘nfl‘m("d on :\tdtumnts mailed out be able to get the money at this|awhile at | 0001 i iis folay. 811006955000 of them—{hachin imolcaka i ATadrs K = it November 1st. i time, but by making a little ruc-| The N ingland line also has |OVer a period o s i xacting 100 per cent. In the| WHEN TALKING MOVIES ARE to the extent of 20 to 30% 5 3—You can use the New Wise, ‘ ” x | America in the meantime must pay the French debis, about INVENTED mith & Co. Budget Credit Pl suffered from lack of business. t . . S i ge redi an, B b oibhi to. Bear for an appro- | requires 150 pounds of mail a P PR St ! e Ha et (magin 1 ‘\»v\|\|\l.|;‘1‘r”( n(;yly!fuilulm Because we hought before the price of which permits you to purchase and priation in the future t v expenses, but the average the Br st settlement is only cet is wholly repre- | kissed p ot fha Rockies arei| 8 Fur Pelts and the Workers’ Wages pay for it over a given period of t 1 0 r words 27 sentec money loaned to ¥rance | trembling under the light of a new time. debt ha r the Armistice ha been | day! Advanced. . . was not money used to ‘hen the sable wings of amount to little, Part of the prop- « Ing s e Sl ey e g D knowing just what f6 appropriation Mayor Weld stands on fiem |that Post S a il ground when he wishes funds pro- s e iow. bids. Td tion about it more emphasis will As a financial proposition Monroe sireet improvement would C—You can pay a moderate de- posit and reserve the fur coat un- erty needed for the improvement J 1 ting in B ) s ) The « oar of Fran ¢ B! . til wanted. B s i s 0t Goraptated; | tor 5 e it vaiis . or . Sk ; he : That you beast! | M We were determined that the sale should D—We store in our cold storage, a i ty snarl under the Leading ; ter! g stand out among all others this as without charge until November B . o ol | depits thel Zin ooy f ATlaneadis i sl it always has, and the result justifies 1st, all furs bought during this e cr ek e the western Him of our determination. sale. Vicinity, The sum needed for the i i e desert! last T have you in next morning, mmprovement was mentioned as AMATEUR BASEBALL after the commis finally i:affsand ancies . s i totalling only $14,750 last year, IN NEW BRITAIN to and tried to act sensibly for a y o R | “Leading Man—That evening,-you | at ! at Too much super-economy do L ball 1 € short period, ¢ comes IR0 BITG UEDERD | cur! When the morning winds whis- | and the water department would when extending its mains in’ that ; \or leagu e —_— ver softly throu e slceping get the city very far. Such im minor leagues h censd commift \in upsets T softly through the 7 | the ama- % Sor. that maf or | DiNES | | | provements, and a few others that : i ek ] | Villian — e next day! Long are necessary, should not be con- | !eur boys leagie towns| . ¢ _Tunne iOR AR A { have T waited for this moment, | Co ts f | tS f i s v of o | ha¥e been giing slong very well. iy DempesTummer | 5 8 e | e e i i, v ats o weavaa | Coats o 7 s 1 bath 1s L de EeB ! s over the slumbering valley! N e o . | cial reasons. 1t may be too la X ers e vorin ) nts. It's nice at first, but Loy | Fine Selection of do much about them this vear, but | That has the i e 2 you swet for it late o oa When the cold hand of{ American Opossum Northern Muskrat, in three it will be wise not to overlook the |Britain S ann e A | winter closes aver the great open | Marmink C f | shades ecessary approprintions when the | The season's basebail games in | o P L R T A olY oy ensonis| spaces where men are men! Later, |§ - Mendoza Beaver ' cats o Northern Seal, with Squir P A j it i the metropolis a severe ;| ailmen fguicact [ Northern Seal, trimmed | SEALIN g g 1 igcidentally knocked the with- Natural Squirrel BEAVERINE | rel Collar and Cuffs TILSON'S PHANTOM not mean the j " A village ace where the SPEFCH ; RS o apd expectations of numerous lo- | shine on Monday | [ g\ 22D Northern Seal, trimmed and Cocoa Caracul T b Nt -Clantl R G erR hasTL el Sl ATy 2 P ot | fi with Beige Squirrel MANCHURIAN WOLF | Platinum Caracul and even = cut Is numbered among the chay I gam the It is considered smart for a wor pion super-economy chieftains i al leag ave “dor well & g n to have a quadruped on a string. | THE FURS AND COMBINATIONS OF FURS (he congressional reservation expected” ! UGS : EIYE) &SRS DEC0ean b COLH IN THIS EXHIBIT INCLUDE He never malke speec ' ) v 1e week the ath N B 2 ) P? 5 Blue Russian Squirrel Caracul with Fox Northern Seal with Skunk out ment aconomy ce ¢ nger to our | €U R oD haye I pinch hitter fails I he : 4 THE "'":4’" St 2 Mendoza Beaver Natural Raccoon one to one tim of s ction co ' \ ‘;“‘1 \\,T,‘. : 5 4‘ ;| man he batted for t ols r. 5 : I :li:n‘n~n:;|:£:.a:\l‘|. Squirrel Sand Weasel American Opossum cently wra cle fo 2 o t ) T ollowing week would come an k Golden Muskrat Northern Seal Marmink Blaw of R . ' nsc t crionr 2 innouncement that the pair could b : Black Muskrat Northern Seal with Squirrel Marmot And thus " ; - Caracul Northern Seal with Marmink Silver Kid the pub- 3 what kind with layed, or cies o omotc feminine o ublic the bo. calls this afternoon, s i i e aiEn cen ‘ : DIFFICULT DECISIONS - - . - By GLUYAS WILLIAMS man Tilson's 1 &7 e e we permission A real humorist is man who | !’(Capyrigm. 1926, by The Bell Syndicate, ‘Inc.) 1 itt be funny without using rotte Retniim ey d % oy | T AT . the ense committe i : ten and (The Cong fact that s el 1 indicat fewer people | 5 S Tela experimentis fermentation | is printed t n ¢ ¢ 3 Sl L [ Rickard 4 i ) y . ¢ { c . ossity of start- i Prizefighter’s Pup: “Darned onard ; ik Rt 7 sec anything to chase print” e, is ¢ ) it o ing a long-wi and expensive | What has become @) ‘olas the whioned guest who insisted on| Memo To Sports Editoe: Should clping with the dishes We Let Her Live? : Margie (at baseball game for ounglvos ) N Mer o vitched to Philadel- | yet the net result of a rigid dict | time): “Tell me, Waflaca do they uicentenn y be to mak u o thun- srfume on some of these base- # in a bathing suit | va = allace: “No, dear, why do you made on songressmen to prove The m read or is not so par- bout the fechnicalities. RIS 5 npsey has at least taken one |if old Omar only knew, is the di- : : “T was just wondering step. He has announced ke | vorce of “old ren reasol | at umpire could tell the ‘foul’ When a woman gives up a good —Hugh Wedlock, Jr ob for a poor man, it may be either —_— ccept in New York sta e or lazin THE PLEYED POSTOFFICE boxers would take : | (Izra Triplett, Postmaster) Postmaster: “Well, Mrs. Speyser, here's a letter from your folks to Home, the boys all well?" al- y > Jda Speyser: “I guess they must some time, % ¢ be, Zeke stole Pete's dinner from | him, and Pete licked Zeke for it. : ofiolat | Here's all my hushand says about it n exercising sor ¢ ty ¥ it As to dictators, Americans also | —he ain't no great hand at letters 4 that Kind of laws to make “ZK § HST guy, #0 much e {0 pr erlal; KILLING OFF BONING v )"\\\! I\\\'"r“: ‘l‘ r\ D Pi IN. NEW RSN RQ 2 poor ZK beller!” is willing and anxious to fight Will nywhe n the United the Congressm: 1 restraini and the other The rail-splitters are ‘gone from . VRSBl ! politics, but we still have some good | OUR CARNIVAL CITY Mg Sl S = Venesueln | yeftrpitito (Zeke s 4 represen he confer- H New Britainites have T 1 but there 06 on September 1, on American ate the : 8 g ! in being a e BEEBRps: W o » g ) ; ations to orld cou re « small fish you| Detie is a testy fellep— city is considered the *t i t s consider gue of natio informe | sec : Hark vou to poor Zekie heller!) val town" in Connec ¢ than (bat of — Open diplomacy seems to mean —Terice Block DOOLITTLE REACHES BOLIVIA | only that statesmen can insult one| Mvs, DePoint: “Oh here's a letter clared, that the plan t the sfate athletic e f La I 1 K e e T iy oe,| i g0 il matealy O e IS T THE TASTIDIOUS AGE WHEN CHOOSING It is for this reason 5 ¢ committee Whether being the best carnival| The athletic commission American gviator, has arrived here | Correct this sentence: “We'll live| = Postmaster: "“Did he find them?" THE APPROPRIATE NECKTIE PRESENTS CLLYAS A state is Alstine " 2 dmarta’ af (hat | from Anutefagasta, Chile, on his simply,” 1 the typical American, Mrs, DePoint: “Oh so YOU are ot . & S ¢ity {n the state is a_distinction or 3 i rair that 'aioht from Santiago, Chile. He was “until we get our bills paid. this post-humorist I've been hearing A GRAVE AND SERIOUS PROBLEM §~EQ “\"LLIAHS‘ {he reveree perhaps f¢ a matter of [one won how New York ©an|reccived with enthusiasm, (Protected by Publishers’ Syndicate) | about, ain't you? Well just for that