New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1926, Page 33

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29 Ly 1926. THOUGHTFEL, WALK AIDED PRESIDENT Lincoln Framed His Addresses in This Way By the Assoclated Press. Chicago, Oct. — Boxes upon boxes of his papers, now safely stored away, bear evidence that Abraham Lincoln sought solitude for his thoughts, as he walked. To visualize Lincoln seribbling thoughts on envelopes on his daily walks in Washington was the privi- lege of one of the few men who viewed his letters and papers be- fore the death of Robert T. Lincoin removed them from further perusal for twenty vears. They show Lin- coln's method, the development of his ideas, the fact that his most famous addresses were re-phased and re-written sometimes four and five times, until they became fin- ished gems of rhetorio. Put Ideas On Envelopes A scene is reconstructed. It shows Lincoln stopping in his walk reach in his coat pocket for note paper. He finds none, but finds a number of letters. He takes the envelope from one, tears it open at each end and turns it inside out. There he writes his {idea. Pis walk continues, Perhaps a second enve- lope would be used, a second idea noted. Back at his desk, he would take a plece of foolscan paper, trim the cnvelope down to the size of his no- tation on it, and paste that clip at top of the foolscap. Beneath ti clipping the idea is developed. Th cheet is marked number one. Under it, a second sheet whereupon the criginal idea is developed 2 then a third sheet and perhaps a fourth and fifth, bearing revisions. Some chieets have two revisions interlined. ng to| WILL VOICE PROTESTS ‘ City Items | Republican rally. Central Junfor | Willimantic Representatives Expect- High School tonight eight o'clock. S | Assistant Postmaster-General Bart.| ©d Out in Forco at P. U, Hearing |lett will speak. Ladies invited.| Thursday. | Music.—advt. » | Frank Kowalczik of 50 Grove street notified Officer Dombrauskas last night of the theft of a battery from his automobile on Grand | the public utilti will | street near the State Armory. | hold two hearings on transportation | | ‘Dollar Day at Adler’s | matte re has been a protest | | Silk Shop, 348 Maln St, opp. Com- | against the action of the New York POINCARE'S PLAN Tmportant Parts, 10 BE BROAD ONE Winimantie, conn. oct. 22— ReStrictions and Economies Are| o Residents here are expected to turn | out in force on Thursday next when | 22 (A—Premier Poin- can Car & Fou: dry Motors company. 0ss earnings of Southern C: |fornia Edison Co. for the I months of 1926 we $20,694 an increase of $2,088,267 over same period of 1925. After dedt balance for d merclal St.—advt. ew Haven and Hartford gailroad in C3T®'8 Plan for the stabillzation of | 5 WEaEe%:184 | Miss Florence Nowland of Hill- | taking off an early morning train to the franc, which will have the floor | crest avenue and Mrs. R. D. Hitch- ord and a late afternoon train in parliz fte. consideration of | cock of Cromwell are spending sev- | from Hartford to this city. hd London debt | eral days in Philadelphia visiting| The first hearing in the morning ling to very good | the sesqui-centennial exposition. | will be on the perition of th based as much Muller's Mozart ¢ in a new | necticut company to di and economies as on Afternoor pack for sale everywhere, one of | trolley tracks from Main street to | foreign loans. It will provide for a of t rs prot the few good cigars still made at|the South Coventry end of the line, long prudent effort, in the ity home.—advt. a distance of 6.8 m ¢ c ch no ¢ s will be | S ; A A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary| In the afternoon tne petition of taken w mic situation, | The r business is about {onilastimonth, Hit of the A. O. H. will be held tonight | Mayor John C cey, and 13 oth- |the ity of which is |¥ wier this year. Bu at 9 o'clock in Judd’s hall on Main | ers, incl Associate Justic 1 success of the | of 876986 ood millset | street, following mission services at| George E. Hinman of the supremc h |t ks having been St. Mary's church, court for restoration of train No. 111 r, who six ménths ago | 000.¢ fect in ¢ of t ; | 'There will be a meeting of St.| Will be heard. in favor of foreign loans as of 19 | Joseph’s choir at the church this| This train left Willlmantic for the means of stabilization ufacturers’ as R e | Hartford at 7:07 on week days and t Is said, been convinced by th s softwood and George H. Kiesewstter of New|d train left Hartford for here atcxperts that ¢ absolutely ne- | wood had r market last w Britain, who fs traveling in Utah, 9:10 P- M. s a8 cenedi e Current or- Wyoming, Colorado and Nevada for| At present the firstdocal train out however, tha c retashaordl | der.s ¢ o o of Willimantic for Hartford 1s 11:26 howev ore resorting to |} nts || [the Standard ON Co, will return | % “rpq peition also asks that|torei ns or credits, an effort |w production in- | P! Sunday after spending two weeks ‘(;m,m,,mwnn'n kets on the railroad will be made to realize something on | & with relatives, o good for use on bu the nan railroad and industrial | | Howard M. Fuller, six years old | '¢ % o ed for the payment of | | son of Mr. and Mrs. | of 17 Oak street fell v during the noon hour tod AGED COUPLE KILLED fered a deep cut over the left eye. Two stitches were taken in the S wound by Dr. P. Wechawken, N. J., Man and Republican rally. Central Junfor High 8&chool tonight eight o'clock. Wife Die From Effects of Assistant Postmaster-General Bart- X 5 lett Wil speak. Ladles invited.| Minating Gas Fumes. Music.—advt. Oct N. J., | Weehawken, Thomas Co! wite, I Plea fo; I'mgrsia;d.ng [ Is Made by Herrick New York, Oct. 22 (. ~a plea for gas poison: Willow a vainly to of the monster's tusks holds a segment of a tusk. * n be seen on the ground; at 100,000 nen of d the skeleton, that roam 8 Ange . G. Harrman, who discover: o “Tmperial t Hunti on Bea eh, near L the right one N 22 (B— the wreck off Canso, N. 1. P schooner Lelia was re- 3 1y by her owner.| Ty daily ofl output of the Citles o s o0 ¥ anks. The crew of | g, organization tnel Uniteaifsoete Dee! o B the vessel is a »w running at the g|U: S- Cast Iron E 8 a cleared from ) barrels, compar wi e for Gloucester, ’ of 30, h cargo. THANKS our ndness and re- ntz and family. Josenh A, Haffey UNDERTAKRER | Plone 16262 | Oppostte St. Mars’s Chareh. Residence 17 Summer 81.—1625-3 Posy Shop BULBS For Fall Planting | and Spring Blooming |83 W. MAIN &T,, PROF. BLDG. TEL. 886 |“The Telegraph Florist of New Britain.” triends | so | production luring 1 i in 1, Oklahoma Citl | understanding and patience ERASE RS S Changed Inaugural Speech | America and France was a gas stove in the || Deaths Hundreds of foolscap notes wWith Mryron T. Herrlek, U, §. ambas such picces of envelope for head-|to France, in an s Eollde ieholbroks HitoRhs part i ings, are in'Lincoln’s papers. Ii-|pefore the Bond club of Ne . |ment when neighbors smelled = (he William L. Peck ! dicaung his thoroughriss, for ex- | e have our characterlstics that | 8as. found Mrs. Connaughton sitt William E. Pecl former resi SER ample, the last two drafts of the | ja |in a rockin in the living SRR B 11 3 be final paragraph of his second in- fon, | room with s on a window, ot Yo 5 Gros igural address are cited. They o as if she 1 tried to open it, but his home ‘o 2 galn of show forcefully the working of his S was too o 5 1 St mind, the careful development of ar » it 6.000,000 of our| Con s found near the \r. P and brought up Hilte anonthe -th dea into a thing of by e A A e Nwars | stoverimith n. The ¢ wduated from e “I am loath to close,’ Rlties Wit How | lived alo: man hav ) school and from Yale academic | o perlod of 1 draft read, “We are not would we hold ov 11 we | unable to w last May, wt He was the son of Charles | 2 an s hut frie We must not Kooy 160 At lmavs? Ha was injurg a public service i Bals 119% mies. Though passion may T e 8ald to tha natlons of Bu- 1azes o S hureh, | e strained, it must not roD6. te " hat you th tent is pending in e ered the | of ‘.:yon:l: o ection Do vou think sort business for himself, esta kawanng & Wes s H“ chords of memory, stre t owe e S ishing William E. Peck & Co. improvement over : % every battle-field and p: would : disposed of interests a few years S 1 ). 102 101 to every living heart |Son Arrested, Charged i : Mopli Hastiyeny o e 5% 435 m;ne ;\I]rl n;w the broad land, wil SR s el ey oY With Murdering Father = Those iy e his wife, | ¢ 7 -qq g : 3 vet swell the chorus of the Union |~ = W fealtliee P—Her- | Who W : Toreabs i s e sen e A s S A when again touched, ws surcly ti Governor General Wood G AL A \,‘ 5 a sister, Mis. H el A “‘_‘77“ B2y € ) will be, by the better our| Plans to Take Long Rest it Schenectady, CHutago 1 AR | Manfla, Oct. 22 (P—It is au- |\ the death of k of Gl cornciation & Pac 631 62 As Tt Read First | thoritatively stated that Governor- ' voo B Pe M ey St ¢ ( . That evidently met with Lincoln's | General Leonard Wood of the Phil- 1011 them ho & ; Ea L EIE b CPID, ide It wa e last revision, one|jynineg contemplates taking a lea NSl othe Baco. C 148 4 that has a place in the various vol- | of ahsence for sou led and the el mas of the world's best prose. Be- 'jns early next year. o o'clo Cor ( fore this revision he had written it | pas 5 the 08 B York. T ( us follov rs without vis 5 Cru S “I close. We are not, we must not = A 223 be, aliens or enemies, but fellow busin, o u [ countrymen. Although passion has | gparation and 1 e r =] Nem strained our bonds of affection t00 | ain resort soon ol i j 1 ] hardly, they must not, I am : s e O Funerzals i : A they will not be broken. The mystic | e ! i 11 1 chords which proceeding from so | Former Fu "‘;,n'(““m il l s ; i 2 many battle-fields and so many pa-| from a el Is Killed by Gas — ===l 1,295,815, Sales were f o HEIE - 0 Aol e s A R e S e _ Heary Overend $76,5 4 mvu,vu,u{r\x‘x‘h $68,5 Senlas L L hearts and all the hearths in this| noon and s - rai services for Henry Over- | 580 a y ago i . e broad continent of ours will ¥et| ot extent of swhich I captiweninglon ercat vara pestnlieny e o £ agaln harmonize in their ancicnt s ey L Curtin Co 2,491,710 nd qu i 5 s music when breathed upon by the ! - vin Gener S ’*““" R T S fineh ! 4 FTs =50 s s 0 o'clock e {arms ati guardian angel of the nation. e P Slistel AR ol Franco-German Relations |cur s i : BT e dEe l” YT nalt urch, officiated | Talked Over in Paris !inison i 425 They’re Bonnie Hielan’ Lassies | Paris, ot 22 (7 Forelgn Minia. |11l Centra ....121% 121 TR {ter Briand and Ambassador Von ‘\ & a Daominic (Ostellol 5 Hoesch of Germany today held a 700 ; Nl ly after a meeting of the ‘U0 FUP ¢ R terial council T parations Ry is understood that the German |yt T Slavs e ssadc erely talled over the | yu, oo Queen Marie s ) term ; Seail Alexander T RRhag st Germa 376 dan & was to have attended sorvie relations and acquainted foreigr Mo P ic he had announce o of 24 Mi Briand with the erman | \jont Ward buildi reparations Sabret Tasstlol viewpoint on the entire em of N 1 |way o the at s coming to a closer underst and N Y NH &I 20% He was sixty yea S ed Heart cemetery. |co-operation Nor & Wre 165% - e 2 = Officials of the foreign said | North Amer 481 | HELD AS ]\”nfnl n 3 Bourd h S r's talk | North Pacifi | San b sco, Oct. 22 (A—Mike | general | pack Mot Car 33 Paj s, a youth of 17, s ur . office, Yes-|pan Am B 1% | schiool oy nee wi Pennsylvar 1 | 1 here late 1 Plare a1 | day c ed Dby police with being n ) f third member of the hand of . t ' & r ndits,” who killed five 1:45 o'clock imism that there will be ! iring a series of robber John I T m by either 1 7% {\:. nights of October 9 and Interment will be in West = e 4 e s | Emperor’s Son Shows | tre he received when he | Maurice Bowler | Skill in Alps Climb ¢ 03% att d to escape front poll Funeral services for Mauric Chamonix, France, Oct. 22 (P 4575 | the who wantonly slew r . ce Chicubu, second men a wecek ago Mond 1 at 9 o'el of Japan, v Lawr Weeks is the other man | 44 st urial will nds who gratified S he in high mount 1 | o | b7 )2 B - Lanner ar ) l TRMINE FLOWERS D OF THANKS climbir The Charleston has exerted no insidious in on dancing. | Flowers made of ermine trim the | Y to express our nks| The I his skill as a ; They do the Highland Fling just as they did when the fi sagpipe piped | hemli nd form the I standing 1) ppreciation for syr hy v‘m_mr r by conqu irster- q s A 13 and the younger gencratlon finds it just as good exercise as the modern | collar of a luxurious ermine eve- n us by ourlaarhorn- highest in the Bernese wat NGBy 29 87 dances anyway. These two wee lassies are dancing at the annual games | ying wrap. 1l Lexing- | Oberl; Gre Schreckhor “,’_ 5 i .1 - at Inverary Castle, the residence of the Duke of Argyll Pave and the tterhorn. The last ascent | " | 67% 67 S o £ B e = beloved hus and | took place on the birthday of his R 5 D' * U h l El 3 s. Also for the | father, the Mikado, and the Prince | ! i i Villys Overland 19 19%% igging Up the “Imperia ephant Tt bt iaiesy teator cal o el i ; PHILLIPS. ing the great national Japaneses| '° et Rt A e ‘ R AD. tival *Tenchosetsu” on the sum- | 5 g i b gl [y s e SEe JOCAL STOCKS L Bk T | mit of one of the highest peaks in | LOCAL STOCK | the Alps. | e |Better and Brighter i Tnsurance Stocks Waiters for Paris e Parls, Oct. 22 (@ 1 o rb of the convent | ‘ | waiter has proven too sombre | dinevs who want to savor the tra- e litional gaiety of Ps and some of e {the larger resta are experi- ” | menting with new uniforms. 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