New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1926, Page 8

L] e Wfi_——_———-———_—_——m ! Hiram Outt ep, we eet in de| I do not know why they wanted A oeition A <sist traffe work the super- . W 2 P New Britain H erald] i exvoion tsee wit ve asss m s | Factsand Fancies e SR LEL S SIS R g e rvation ew s | ed considerably, with a contribu- yanke rom th my Pop allways pawns his hat be-Jmey w ed, and not my father-in- 0 Th W tb 7 EERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY |0\ ¢ $175,300 or thercabouts — | thoaters and & number of the BY ROBERT QUILLEN fore he goes in becaws he dont|law,” I n e weaine i —_— A + this 18 not enough to make |erans given jobs in the playheuses hafter pay sutch a big intrust te de was kidnapped Septem-| Washington, Sept. 24.—~Forecast Tawmad Dally Rzcepted S Tl | pawnbroker as he does to de at a point a few miles out|for South New ¥ d: Mostly rad B 51 Chuich Stset. | much of & splash in the T 1= the law T SR . o 2 at t or Southern New England: Mos At Herald Didg. 31 . 2 thoats Our old-faslianed netien iz that |check gerls rnavaca, while he, Ruff, and | cloudy, probably showers tonight — boo Yy r s fo 2 t Y ) | ¥ ! T HOKS. ¥ 1an weman's place In a lap is in the Teetcher: “Tell us all about it Mrs. Jack Zaphser, all|and Saturday. Warmer on the east SURSERIPEICH RATHA ng ¢ is no hard one — except wWhen|home o using the word ‘doughnut.’ " ng through th . il - i . L e g | e b ghnut. were driving through the | coast tonight. Cooler Saturday, . 31.29 Three Montha z mething unusual occurs. At such R Beels . Hiram Outt: country to Mexico City. The ban-|much cooler Saturday night. Fresh Tse. o Moath, 1 . a trifle of $57,500,!a time every resource of a liy Umnerejinrs RUORE S A48 ’“""" all *“‘You kin tip me if you wanter,’ dits stabbed Rosenthal to death on|south and southwest, shifting to e of whieh have thelr root jn selfish- Says de hat ch goil. 'YOu see geptember 15 while troops were clos- | northwest winds. Ertered st ¢ Ofce at New Britain UL L e e [ Send all communications to Fun | [ MY Poss has dis consess ing in on them. | Forccast for Eastern New Yor! Mail Matter, | going to do with the money. s | 5 o 4 An’ he gits de doufhnut me.' " i Ly are % Cloudy, probably showers teni ® e Se i | e, & and It is evident the Hero A 1an who s exciteq || Shop Editor, care of the New A aats Lane and Purty wer 1r\\1'ng;”r Saiiry Cealse i tbe ieteier 3 2 3 SR e |enough to forget how scared he is. || Britain Herald, and your letter | (Copyright 192 Reproduction | NTOUSh also, b ibelindioupienn 8 B e e e high and mt sort | yeterans of nig vho ha {{ wil be forwarded to New York. | '~ B¥TIRDt 20, Reproduction | ynich was identical to theirs, and | g Sunday ; sroat many yea Forbidden.) | 2 2 Caite | Ssunday night; fresh seuthwest {in conne with p ed the city a great many ‘“r»“ st cool days would be much | bems————— e i we are positive the bandits monsm'm ing to northwest and north certaln they are entitled | more welcome if it wasn't for the |Qome en Folks, To The Fun Roas! they were taking the embassy secrc- are becoming in- |smell of moth balls. o rantth Bes Sovrine (blw ime b |tasy when thes took Rosenthal” | {000 iions: The western dis lstent about it It — vear, Ruff said. - |4urbance has advanced rapidly eas And twenty vears ago a man who l “f would be a fine thing it all of But why net @ fun-roast? The Beach ne's party left Cuernavaca ten | ward to the Province of Ontario, department is ertiwing medium books And prem interest, & there would { get winked at waa belng vamped. of Good Cheer minutes ahead of our car, but We| producing general rains in the Mi 2 | tem (cowidpe laderimedaisd s ang Sdet |1s the hest place for cocking up passed them & few minutes before | souri and Mississippi. valleys and for ~ — |it somebody can make a suggestion| The part of living that i getting | okes on this earth | | the heldup when they stopped to buy | eastward ever the lake region, Ohio to it or othert COSTS OF RUNNING |to the police board as to how to| v is the part that comcludes |yois serve 'em red hot with thel| {some cold drinks. They came upon | vail the middle Atlantic an pRsak s iicen) CITY GOVERNMENTS | proceed he will be very weleome. | ) p. m Aitter latmluth us, while we were being held up In| New England states. The area of == ! e [Ambassador Lane Sought By cne sous by the bandits buctne| niah pressure ‘over the morthern . Note This Well, Folks! chauffeur of their car by sheer grit| Rocky Mountain district has in- ‘Pa, what is a Gold Digee “Whither are we drifting?” Is Veterans of the force have been slogan fhat ean [ contributing two per cent of i p D i k and courage drove them out of dan-| creased greatly in exient and energy a T wages for many years into the Giold Digger, my son, is n;.-‘l Bal]dl[s, Swpped IOI il ger. around a horse shoe curve, The | and is causing record low tempera« eirey o ances | sion fund. This fund has grown to ho has specialized in Buyolo- | = bandits fired at them several \1|||--.~‘,1'\v(1;;“|:a;2r the season of the year in reu O i | . = ; but miss A i E audit. D t of Commerce | consigerable proportions and the | T e A\Ih onio, Tv' as, ‘;{ .4\ P | OPSIIRLA 1 Corattionstravor for this wiclity proteetion e cities ot e axe Mother R. | 4 thur Lane, secretary of the Ameri- | ttl S R . ] B some of the cities of | i, fherctso e car ; i : i unsettled showery weather followed Aistriv om ; income therefrom could take ¢ st why ean't the ladles sit tn | —— {aan ‘smbassy in Mexioo, owes hix life | SCHWAB WINS $13 [astnms PEey; Lo | Cor are being analyzed = |of some Tetirements, [men’s laps In crowded strest cars TOWN TOPICS lto his thrist for a lemon as it{ Chicago, Sept. 24 (® — Charles| n fatly tn New | fina aking — and com-| Byt that 1s not all. The charter as in flivvers? |Urlan & "7‘“”‘ heeame |was Lane and not Jacob Rosenthal, | M. Schwab, steel magnate, is $13 | S s . T H 4 s o New | e L% aged t ary Shea i “ e | % otaling's Newsstand Timet| parisons arc being made | of New Britain specifies that if the | gaged to Mary Sh New York business man, b her because of his policy of nds, Bntrance | up vou would | oy Shen the latter was kidnap- | “being for the underdog.” He won Thus we find that the net debt|insome from the pension fund CaaF ns 87185 - 2 by v and pase the fellew in front, he's | Hinl , ’ . |ped and later murdered, according|the money from newspaper report- | “PADPLOCKED?” o ——|of New Britain in 1925 was $7 | does not suffice to pay the balf-|jorn pedestrian. 8he owned the U. 8. A . {10 Joseph Ruft, the slain man's son- |ers who last night reported his : d- | . he D THE. WIDE APPFEAL OF | per capita. This is firured the | pay pensions of the policemen| W ’ | 0 :l'fl:m Parker. N | dress before the Amerlcan Society | The Picture of the Day | PRIZEFIGHTS city's funded or fixed debt, less|q ox jenithie e iyl e hat Valrt‘ rnxwilshflardfl 'h:“dnr:\:{":x: Why did T marry LA plati 7| BUE and Neloanst Bice Sh L Bl 0 g| S T; ”:1 mm:';'m"fl CAPITOL s i ¥ md asse the dlffar-)| 6. laven o 3o # sase ALY, ?"| jassed through San Antonio today |whom he forced to glve . odds of [MayiN 7 ES o TAS IN0 s e 7l S el S e e M made against them |Ihe groom repeated: vou see, |00 m"_ to New York city with Ro- | three to one and bet them Cene | JSUN» MON., TUES., WED. terday: or at least, last nig! i capitz 10t | ence, or the de 2 : at scemed to me the onty way [o0 B0 00 Tunney would win. | . b in the state and not| Gonsequently re is ¢ not just set aside the first|That I could gt a N. L. met st [ the lowest find that the | ity of the itz after the first Mon Arthur N. Plass. sthers where the white man i S i) i : er for investigations? Al el were tuned up to a high - of [ PO GATA ¢ 5§ pension money on = Rudolph A. Greenhill does not dare interest. “News of th flash- | $98.18; and only 358.39 In NeW|care of those dr: Still the world has produced many | To fight his little wife, for she mlet betwe +he | Haven. In Stamford the per capita But here enters on | great men whose mothers were “i Will bite him any place sh ot fntp ¥ i bl §s $94.79. These are the only | gue to th ires of the |morant of child-training methods. |That's how SHE chews the 1 town of |4 | Connecticut cities so far reported | mon thcms @ceans, to every city - { —Wallace M. Bayl Amterleanism: Geotting a kick out Ly L B of pride of possession because you've | When Snusie Andrews sail she'd wed fow of the importance beyond the Never in the history o upon. They were reported UpON |y terans w Wise, Hmith £do ] HARTFORD (oot | and draw | I | there such a crowd pres ahead of the others because their |yaie pay 1 paid a dollar dowr ‘_’\mnq: Davis, she did not foresce A e ian beings, | Ananclal teports are definits andin| qnere does not seem to be a - That in the life s oo ith htn ringside where two Man RS | 1 : . | "The reason conservatives hold | She always would A D, tuned to physical perfection, pum- |shipshape condition | veteran on the polic ree WRO 184 wive longer than radicals is because | —Carolyn E. Higgson meled each other. Newspaper edi But re is another important | convinced he o to e and | Americans can't stay mad | stk tors, trained to know ‘“what the|point he per capita cost of €Ity |accept his pension. It is one of ”"! S | When Peter Upham Grant was we government. | idiosyneracies of human ture [“He'll lead a dog’s life frantica | That aid not bother " people sail m, for he | public is interested in, : o] o "he rovernment of New | onsider one's self as struggled to meet demand L) L0 ; o L eriones ; | Has always been a P. U. G. i detalls — all the details and m tain cost 15 per capita In|advanced in years to re —Talbot 1. Westaver. rl ln ew , side, Countless thousands hovered | 1925 | Tre ¥ | etale | Resides Conn o S rarttar oo CLLH bt e vet- | A preacher's girl is Nan. 0. Taft | around newspaper offices in every £ Rl =l Folks say she's good as she can b : : ; i town and city; countless thousands|was $49.67 city in Cancjey S But don't ask me to testify |8 Sumptuously trimmed with fur and featuring new shawl collars, revers and side and | listened in over the radio; n"-r‘ eetient h has reported 4 10W- |of the latter reti 1A i A : 1 | For T know she is N. 0. T hem borders in the Season’s smartest furs. Fashioned of the smartest materials in i BT ! ay jobs. This is th Qufficient epitap) “Eyveryhod ! ‘) A 5 g hi countiess thousands turned to the|er cost per ca ol !N way for some day e T S Lo —Rev. L. F. T. | all the lovely Autumn colors and color com binations. ~ Two pieces at which many telephone and kept the wires lead- |1924. New 233 miik in b it so long | e = Beryaly G |l conts are offered and at which many unusual $49 00 $79 00 ing into the news rooms buzzing mford’s $41 as the day veterar 101 Tvs still an “unused car” until| oo T will love you in De- values are offered at ...... ..ol . and . saturnalia of nolse. I | ot course, per capita ¥ | retire an impasse results. What to|the agent demonstrating it has to. . ... .01 do in May | et t depends upon what|ggo ]pn on a new set of tire 15 Girace ayell, your May lovin | slar popul estimate it o there o compul- ERI wasn't anything extra.” | fectly deviloped modern | partieular populs 2 As long liere 1§ oo SmPN-{ oo ay tn punish the Kide fop) o CRIHOE CRURS i . means of ¢ that |18 based upon. This leaves consld- | g0 rotirement the IMpasse|yoine qut late is to make them go 5 3 : | arabi ¢ for the varlous cities T e eakfa | T e -OLLT SRS tie | erable ay for the varlou ‘\x will continue. llu bed_ without thelr breakfast |Ir THE BOSS PLAYED Gotx the Pa having the least |If the n estimate for New e = T By LIKE HE WORKS IN THE | . 3 Jac 4 n the event | Britain 1s used, the per capita cost| GIVING DRUNKEN DRIVERS | A cause, with a capital C, i Just | OFPICE 2 shred of i in the event | S s ? DESERTS |2 conviction somebody has bheeni il Ry L T, Gonzales.) | knew the result and as much of |of goveri fa only 12, an EHENILEDES kicking on the shins e agiete ) Oikiaes A [one report of a press associatfon | 1t oming clear to everyone | - Caddie—Aren't you going to hit| the details as it was convenicnt to |or ; | B N e T (R <Y ba L Pl | L carry around within a ridiculously | gives figure | that w BInEDolICoRa0N Sl ddu Briehuamirt! were| Boas—Tell Smith and Jenkins to | R iftar st blow was And o happens | is beco. iner g = Sy leome over here for a e nee ok | eral government does not us €| dr which in our| ¢ 5 Smith, what do you think about me | S eunikiin sutk aver- B0 for making opinior as it should he. The| cqrrect nee: “He slept | ME Vil Bl Udsr exiptingaonat. | » a [tion ‘estimat LK [men mhoties it dpn i e [ el | Those New Fall Models, suitable for both street and afternoon wear have just arrived. pol 1 nd city dir jor is f ive a e iy [ Tiehs but he never spoke scornfully Boss—Don't argue with me! Don't Youthful modes with blouses back and left side draping, nthersAm Jjumper al_\d one piece f s I I+ i |of the comumon peorle.” -“""""‘:{’ L W’I“‘WW‘ e styles. Some are tr[mmed with contrastin g georgette. Others have collars, cuffs and all other g [ el nkins: Gentlemen: Your's of 3rd belts trimmed with gilt and tan emhroidery. . s portancz; but as ) linst., at hand, and in reply to same | All are decidedly smart and up-to-the-minute, sizes « 0o 50, $29 OO knows, no story of a publi \ | will say that T will hit the ball—Jen- | all the one price ............ S ST GORB ARG . eliclta t D OYIIDiIE At bed kins, what do you think about thi: i i anyway? Your opinion is highly val- | [l interest accorded to | 4 > s R SR ; 6 N and Deputy Judge | iable to me. i § encaunter e | Jenkins—1 think 1t would be a| ) The v r of the bat A | Th comy anning | good idea to go 1d hit'it, sir 5 b 5 ) Both are | o . 3 Sesquic ial s n last nig 7 2 DeE" cagiia | e on layi cavi he en-| Boss—Shut up! I'll do as 1 darne 1 4 B e ek of liberal tenden- tm.. length of I t. | please! Who are you to talk to m atur l erlan i e ply have gotten|The rall has not heen changed |like that? T don't need advice! Weil, Qe . ! i cannot | since the days of the horse I guess Tl hit the ball. Hand me | an SOl“e ur ) any man 1 2 2 ey ,..-.[ Although his Loat was defeated |the putter, bhoy! . . ) of weight, age¢ bigh taxes standathanocsho g2 b "lin the race yesterday, Sir Thomas| Caddie—But, please sir, vou surely | 1 And that is Comy with © cost Of | song charged with dr driving | ipton den arock | don't \t the putter! You mean ra ulrre e o iving in New York aro af least in-|who make up such a per- |11 will A lif! American | the driver! Oats e f liam M esting s the nee | centage of polic court patrons. | cup. | Boss t up! You're fived! Yon d o | were in scssion {too, Jenkine, vou laughed just then ] 4 4 was heavyweig of | between n the nation’s| sentences meted out ave increasing 00 " Fil," g '?,..’,'g«.i o Of Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) with ur OatS 1 p 1w na ( of Main anil it is getting 10 be| g oianing, They celved [Smith—eet out! Wil somehody | collar and cuffs of beige squirrel, the 1 . ywn J New Britain might be | more customary to 1 terms i fapplications from prospective | please take this dictation? Gentle coats are of prime northern skins.| Of carefully matched full furred pelts, the 1 " : i | This also is as it should be.|voters of which 3¢ e likely to|men: Yours of Srd, inst. at hand | coats are handsomely lined. 3 ma 4 child in|The more drunken drivers go to |ldentify themselves with the repub- iand contents duly noted. In reply to | > Bk oo . I Luis Firpo, falled ! oman and child in)Tho more drunken drivers 0 €0}y, "5 1 rno socialists will [sume, will say—Oh; never mina | . Regular Price Regular Price / tri . ] \anhattan more 1« quicker those n | probably receive no increas |1t's five o’clock and time to go home. | 0 475 OO N 3 AR \ 1 por f their city govern Jucated as to t iniquity ; Included on the committce p-| — ~ at ~ s at . y 5 b 4 « utomobile while | pointed by the mayor to compile | . | 3 of 1 a new charter consolidating the | - 1 ECw | Briad ' ) |town and city governn ren A2 (1| Eow B MNLEDOS [ LSRVT B Ow ¢ ) ! Yo | ding ‘em up” I8 g0 0. P. Cugtis and Council-| | ¥ L et Ui Pr . i 7 capi \ mpleiely satisfying to nine-tenths |y an zerptyre and O | nol S 1 ; of the autoists. It is the mine-| The Y. M A& th ; who! are insis ¢ aute- | celebrate its 20th iversary with | | . B AMS | i o e e SNAPSHOTS OF A CHILD DRINKING MILK - By GLUYAS WILLI 1 o ! 1 $84.25 PEC ¢ Ly 4 t Main street armory | — pr , \ fty t one-tenth which | “y B 0 cnen a ate oy . s N It s not a aues-| Normal school gave a on to | raj SRS . : Bk ition or anti-prohibi- | the junior class in Normal hall this | ni f . | o jon of minus li- [ evening b [ a % < 3 i Work will be started on the ma- r ) i o ion | - = tol, below the roll [ | s 'OR FLORIDA | will be the on i DARLING,YOU 05, | THOUGWY ¥ cities | ONE T \n\‘ 1'OR i ',] Iy i r: e 50 600D \fiw_xsn % ) b e ts of | Everything has its “lesons” | way in to be given a coat of | K15SiNks NO‘,\“Q s even @ hurricane; and the one for | M S ! /) ' g bont ¢ s ¢ not New York [Florida is that the common run of | o REht was | i o § I N vith @ popula- | build ted of | exting a gre in Gew York, has | sterner stuff rooms of the New Drit ; ‘ ‘ por | reane i & deades and yet dhere | SR, G LR GO O REACHES TOR 6155 RMISES TTOLIPS A5 REMOVES 6LAGS TROM FATHER ROARS LOOK . orting ‘ Kind « : Manhatiun ‘ nay be one nex Where such directors this afternoon. | OF MILK MOTHER 1$SUEG USUAL LIPS AND ASKS WHAT ~ OUT Hog«l YOU'RE '}‘j’o‘LD' ef dog e (e R el cxist it seems folfy to 0t quarters on West Maln WARNING BE CAREFUL DID SHE SAY ? b THE Glane & s g b . « its voliticlans | put up such fimsy structures s |Street are mot sultable. Locations NOT TO SPILL, DEAR SPILLING NOW ! 3 ol peoy ¥ PR AR | = . on Church which could be 1 or ! Ividual | s light on the |the pictures of the disuster show s ; ) s | goften for the same rent are being o e i =il l‘uw» of them to have been. VIF-|jncogioated by a committee of di- Embarrassing Moments 5 ) : " C | all the homes lack shutters, | rectors | PN POLICEMEN AND DAY e window panes disap- | Efforts are being made to get [IN KLASS AT KRAZY KOLLEGE BEATS | the frst pressure of the | Mmore of the high school hoys out | (Conducted By Judy) : n : ! o : : | fo It is sald that there| fTeacher: “Mr. Tottle, what is It ) ;- #yny AEER surrioar tout s dt the school who | your ic in taking a course in agri- R - in the city who have| W Florida necds i8 strong | unds or over who ere | culture rtaat non { | the sidewalks at night for | foundations, thick walls, and every [not taking part in any kind of | Harris Tottle: *I want to raisc | 5 : t they are anxious to|other possible precuution aguinst | practice my own corn and make my own [ the winds from the G. Ohman. pastor of the | whiskey.” of = & e Evange Lutheran | Teacher: *“Oh, then it's a course tomers d 3 | 1 lificulty is there | Atantic or Gulf, The Spanish | ., has returned after a trip [in jagriculture you're taking, eh? W00 14 sate recel will |18 not enough day work for pelice- [and Latin-Americans in the West | to Sweden We can't allow such things in THIS ¥ et ) en o fake care of those who are | Indies and other places in the hur- - college, so, if you want to stay, you f | cana sahot ] learned how MISS GABANY SHOWERED better change your intentions—if you = rey 18 4 o i | A miscellancous shower was ten- [ know what ‘intentions’ means. 7) will necd to construct their NES 80 A% jercd Miss Helon Gabany of East arels Tottle ; : a . doc : i e I i e R e e s oeian [bam: ANNOUNCES BRIGHTLY STARTS MOPPING UP PUTS THE 6LASS DOWN TINIGHES MILK RE L g VA ) or trafic duty; uring hurricanes | Mre. AL H. Rachette of 76 Austin | We know that danger lies in rum: T ONLY WENT ON HER AMID AGONIZED CRIES ~ WHILE MOTHER COMES FLECTING THAT LIFE he 4 : ; 5 | : 0t conree. has been | Streel last evening. A number of |Nine men in ten the fight will lose \B AND IMMEDIATELY OF PARENTS.TOR PITY'S ROUND TO WIPE UP WoULD BE $IMPLER ¢ er b iy m i agree | perimen was nsuceessful. The Florida i e % o oot 1 AL 5o il ) ' NT TOR : Mt o belng irreparably T \ R e D raBla I and NGl a rhs | conSantih e SR DER s LAY | AN R0THOLIBREAINIINUER] has) SPILLS OME MORE IN 5AKE SET THE GLASS IM T WEREN'T = bal i | order department of the Stanle Manuel Heaslip. R AP DOWN PARENTS E mush less. What the promotor, the | fie duty; a «, at the important | gard for tho possibilities of hurri- | \Works office were present and she . HE ' pert b sueve knd bu ex Rick- | cornars. Tegniating teafie 10oks [ eana danger. But it is quite likely | was the recipient of many ifts KRAZY KINDERGARTEN \ i 3 ard, lands, is At this |easy, but it is a nerve-tiring job. |that the hemes built In tiie future | Games r\(w' v‘:;M r«nkd rflr!sh\—y . :t‘nnmwle': Bl‘v:llf'l:'- Jr'-|> o .24 ”:‘ ) . scame constructed up ore | DDONIN sered: BLisk Gxbhuy i agLohor i O 19909, T8 ht, 1926 e Bell Syndieate, | time. but he fa mot Ifkely 1o miss| Consequently, when it bscame | will be constructed upon more | SCR EURRL R o Guman |ever eet In one ot those big down- (Copyright by The yadieate, In ; ksl Lis pork chops. The Sesquicenten-|apparent that the oldsters were not | vigorous lines - next Wednesday. town resterants?” . | i » P | e g - » b - N g