New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1926, Page 6

8 SEPTEMBER 23, 1926. and none New Britain Herald| HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY | { dodg have and to PLUGGING TP IN THE STRI (Sunday Excepted) €7 Chorch Street. Teaued Dally At Herald B SUBSCRIPTION RATES $8.00 & Year. 00 Three Montha. 75¢. & Month. Entered at tha Post Office at Now Br as Second Class Mail Matter, TELEPHONE CLLLS B Offic 25 E. only profitable advertising med ulation booke and p room slwars open to advertisers. Member of the Associated Press. The Assoctated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for re-publication of #ll news credited to it or not otherwiee credited fn this paper and also loca news published therein. Bureau of Circulation. onal organizat pers and ndver st avalysis of fon statlatice This insures ewapaper both national and Member Andit Stroul non this avdit. protection againr: fra tribution figutes to ocal advertisers. lo dally Newsstand, T} tz's Newsstands, Entran ral, 42nd Street. Square; Grand Ce; OUR ELECTRICIANS AND THEIR TROUBLLS for electrical Examinations con- | 5 e tractors in the city was quite aj 3 let them aps when the idea | ved that novelty, and per where! nothing 1 will immensely point was firs! roached few belie " irst broached e Avin: su contractors would fail | many of t} 2 PRAYD ground dur to pass such examinations if put to | But to the surprise of a five or six years. work cral approva the test This nAdls ns about a dozen of de- great many cit ors acknowledged e sta i aare n king the examinations, | that the contr not t long time carefu selves off a automatically cutting ther Lt L from doing any more electric 1; ter work will e after October le nea : after Octoher while nearly jons before they of the remainder are reported ey have ‘made a pretty bad mess of the A AT attantion ] questions. Even a former electr e A inspector, it appears, looked after. It the examinations. " This would indicate one of That cult,” the on was |long. nor is the money or that many of the |limited in quantity. things: exami 100 “diff bhelow tempt to do its direction electricians were decidedly reasonable standard for carrying on howev such work. This being a free coun- th const try, ona can believe what one likes depressions as to believe in such a matter. much more expensi lc“n be avoide apparently are radical- this field. Wher it formerly was possible for men w” do other electrical | ability so ‘ Conditions ly changing in LIBRAF IN A writer FARMING in a fit wires and work with but a cursory : ; far as the finer points of craftman- ship were concerned, nowadays the jmmils Sol DelalEg raised so high standards have been T the (hat only the “genuine artists” in moving ough to prac business know ¢ Suldeatto community. This ¢ will be in all probal one of electriciar hand, iirect benefits to the The public, on the other will gain from the knowledge that elec trical dor work performed will I in such a manner as to eliminate the possibility of fires from improperly executed electrical jobs; and p haps will be given servic lasting and satis hos character. In will be quite more X the long run By tak a8 cheap HOLT ETs Jut has with wi ists who use convinced early becon stre hich not y is clear there two {son for repair work is not a on 1 cit er, work later| 1T | TON Bridgeport town ing a pleasant and shor ri ason is older way and at the s=a . Farmington d be safer. : movies TAX-EXEMPTION LAW INTERPRETATION Tt is one the palaces In o thing d quite another t e to As a ther draw Farmingtc to pass an import 1o atte Thus! W ocent-lookir ix-exe S d a towr he worl erpretation ABOUT orR WA ON en this better effect w d to know Meanwhile the ow pt I property w 1 to tax inconve o the civic w iile longer. The un will cont That's ing Its salt one of the|knew wt auties of tax-exer 1ers enjoy the cremept just like the tax-paying | pt property from It unearned in. spread T —— the gained past 1o for repair ninate a horde of de- | e &t for scl t by | only 24 hours in a day and the sca- o nd y ou; best for it ES AND MOVIES pap dulging in a short Farmin ht. 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