New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1926, Page 4

BR{LTAIN DAILY HERALLD, v IDAY, DRCLMBLK Z4, 1vzo. riginators of ho any life motor tres ing. ay on (For ic! Returns Use Herald Classified Ads. words, than M R wmmmmmwwmmmmmmmmw»ummmmt commis Tibet we the 176 clas "y | verb ight”? A. Massachusetts, » Pennsylvania, 1| A Fither “lighted” or Virginia and Kentucky use Com- Q. What is “pony skin”? monwealth as thg official designa- 3 3 ? 3 transport comm cks 1 3 : g § £ § g § § g £ £ § 3 B INJURED 24 (P—A kn postponement The MARION HAT SHOP 2 (Callahan-Lagosh) WEST MAIN ST. ury to e — |a time when Governor Trumbull | x | A 1t comes from the Russian | tion. would be able to attend. Hunting- | pony, a member of the hérse family | body of Dr‘flplc and is more de-|means “lovers of God scriptive of the republican form of | Q. Are iron bridges always built = 2 city of Shelton and Mrs. John B. [ region and the Siberian steppes. ot e el b s aBIDE : { Russ, president of the club and | | The hair is thick and more furry| Q. Which state has the greater pand? | ! e o tiie TaniiIEd Tattanal] than the ordinary American horse. | annual snowfall, New York or Wis- | Tron bridges do expand in i oo the exproe Jetors the o “omm“w s e Stance i o nearly all of us thors comes a time when we bhalf remember some , : brown A, New York has an averaze an- | made for it in Mesigning them. || 5%, Lhree a prophetic declarstion. an eplgram or masim, that has gone Q. How many states have eities | nual snowfall of 84 Inches and Wis- | Dridges arc not nec i b Trumbull Explams Proposed M[]’"]R B”S ”NES i HBingioe S & / labama kansas, Ge / Q. Wi ere the a. (et > A, Alabama, Arka Georgia, | | Q. Who w e, omissions of memory by giving a list of soms of the more trenchant I ¢ thelr authorship. EX[;EEI] RAILR"A“S =41 South Carolina, Te l‘ahforni‘.‘ A. It usnally is regarded as ind Isss interference on account of Informative compllation. by Blling out the coupon belo 4 Michigan, Oklahema and Tennessee. | German game, but J. Howard Cady | Lad weather. - S e e R e R T Mk i | i ) Q. What does “syzygy” mean? | in his book on the subject says that| Q. What is wood flour? [ e "of $8.300,000 for humane | —_— | ' A. It is from the Greek and|the game originated among German | A very fine sawdust, espec- 53 institutions will be recommended m 5 ! means yoked or paired and pertains | settlers in America, and that there t from pine wood. It is 132 ew York Avenue, Washington, D. C. 352 800 Mlles AI‘G ROllled lIl to.a lincar relation—that I§ fo'a s no “"”"“l‘:’ of' it.‘in gre l‘”-’;”»" ed for surgical dressings, in the I want a copy of the bulletln, WORDS THAT HAVE MADE HIS- * Piireen s TE! NS NSWERE y 1 linear in the wariables. German work on games. e claim. and of | TORY, and enclose herewith five cents In t commission on state mslmulolw | QUESTIONS ANSWERED pal)nonl}a “ v i 1 - “he“'fl! isclosed hy Governor T"”“" Thls GOim[l‘y You can git ‘an sgaw.r to any| & YWho wrote “Heaven lles the game flost saw lgnt in 1hislemouidedTprodiicts l§ §-pestaso gtampa-or ‘coln itor same 3 s ; How can one steam velvet at SAliD s N -American” game. 2 ¥ nner of the Huntington re- writing to the Question Editor, | joSintimationg R0 i i e : Tl alveh tHoronFHIsAY | i R ans. msosiesy SR R U | Ny Bllain eraln. asHingtel Q. Whare is Athabasca { Dust the velvet thoroughly by ¥ e " 2 X 3 vest Territories of Canada, situatcd | Wet a newspaper and lay it in a ' capital expenditures er a period | the p: few years as a factor in| Washington, D. C., enclosing two moon? , e’ S _ 2 R : of 10 sours, and if they are accept- |transportation, has surpassed the|cents in stamps for reply. Medjcal,| A- The moon i a dead world, | betwoen 55 and 60 North Latitude | hot oven until it begins to stcam. Soiirces ‘of rovenue, or must curtall| The interstate commerce com-|Eiven, mor can extended research, Lo most authorities. A few astrono- |is bounded onwthe west by British | with a folded cotton cloth, and iis* expendi n other lines, he |mission, in a preliminary report to- | be undertak All other questions think that there may be in | Columbia and the area is 251,300 clvet on it while the steam i g tion t aking | signed requ atmosphere and possibly a very low 'is Duvegan. face upward, and a wet cotton m"'"m" v ,:‘flf‘ s ",‘“:’,_‘I R form of vegetable life, but there is| Q. What is the meaning of the cloth on it. Lay the velvet, nap up, m’\“ "“ "‘:""“n ;;’f w‘”‘“"' =l {mon carsiers in e and mm“‘ Q. How ol vas Noah Webster| Q. Does ths Vatican maintain| A. It is from two Greek steaming. ¥ i ] | the Brgiish * language was first| “Swiss Giard { T;?:uw(sfi: X:""f»mws: «l‘fl‘\o;"’“: “" {“r“:) A 4 in 1828 when he was Q. How many were killed in the | a Sy i Battle of Waterloo? | be erccted in the southwestern part | mileage credited to all the & | P 1 armie d i he vi ere las No mention wr . 3 armies are undetermined. T “;l]‘:"!"p“c"o‘;';‘>]f""r;“-" 1“:;:;“ e phie e e Among the larger rubles may | French probably lost about 31,000 L e | s mentioned two belonging to 1he lled, wounded and missing. Of- $8,500,000 would permit an enla regutatory legislation, the 4 ne in killed, w I | weigh 50 3-4 and 17 1-3 carats re- | thei losses at 22,428. ing school and hospital. An Renducous sunbiell The largest ruby kno Q. What states are called Com- tion to the Connecticut State Farm | Pus and truck questionnaire a “ | is one from montwealth, and is there a distine. for Women at Niantic is another im- (Its report today was based erly on L . To Cost $7.000,000 o aul railroads, whose Q £ J ' The greatest need, it was pointed | $Wers dealt with bus operation out, is the proposed insane ‘lum | the roads and their subsidiaries an | 000 and provide 2,000 beds. The in- | individuals in close proximity to stitutlons would open with eir lines. beds. While gone into e field of situated in the eastorn part of the |Pus service, the commission found state, necessitating hardship on [that omly Dlges Nes ShsIE those living In the southern part of | “Pcrated DR gIacy b line service with na 5 them, 1t was declared. They, are | Miloago of 6,835, whilo three busees) g ] Y § greatly overcrowded. The proposed | S O L g Sk Toila . eventually Toads in terminal service. Aol MERRY modate as many as the Norwich in o e S e e stitution which holds 2,000, i S el o STM A The commission has been work- | ¥, MO ros i Cl_IRl | individuals in line s August, 1 Money On Hand | l”m;l,‘,”w“ tha Attention was called by Gov. A e financlal condition of the state, par- | 7°TE 8% T 0 o ortation ticularly as regards the surplus of 5 Sens i Zbout $2,000,000. IT» declared him- LR tlehes maeREivan being made on the surplus and ad- ]4 Sonie ek Hont voeated establishment of a reserve | oo G S fund, upon which the state might | ..q cubsidiarics as operators futurs tims its receipts do not come | gurvice, Motor transport companics up to expectations. and individuals operated 43,4 Letting it be known that he is not | ji,0 rminal fons €0 long as there Is money to | for such cstension, the governor report wil his con- | Christm foothall game here not Yankees and eth- | & i '§ 1'S 1 s, It is be- . 9 x WVORDS THAT HAVE MADE HISTORY ton comprises the third ward of the | that is native in the lower Volga T o 8 e w “state.’ warm weather becaus ex- govornment-than the jvord CUatatal) ir. Syl Mectier baravss. ey What occasin brought forth the worda, “You may fire when ready, What does the expreesion, “To the victors belong the epoils” meant The colors are chiefly black or| consin? warm weather and y bullt in || clude us or, realiiug the phrasology, our mcmory. fails Us on the au. The principal rea- t son for ('ho ng that season is the | In this bulletin, our \Washington Bureau has attempted to supply these : Leglsla[mfl Missouri, Montana, New York, Ohio, | the game of pinochle matter of comfort for the werkers e g e Baroryi by JRmaIat, Sl masyy preschmnt sond for it : HISTORY EDITOR, Washington Burean, New Britaln Herald. the Incoming gencral assembly manufacture of dynamite loose, uncancelled, U. §. | ab ancy”? le ry and speaks of it as a “Ger- bull last night, in an address at the | | question of fact or information by | about us in our infancy ountry P ons represent plan for which has sprung up in | Burean, 1322 New York avenue. Is there on the! A. It is a district of the North- | hrushing with a medium stiff brush. o Jaeticut must find new |railroads of the country in mileage, | legal and marital advice cannot be| Without life of any Kind, according | and 100 and 120 West Lonkitude. It | Lay this on the ironing board, cover its investigation into the | Will receive a personal reply. low spots on the moon a trace of |square miles. The chief settlement Or heat a flatiron, turn it Sew State Hospita ChrdsRall b e R no direct evidenco that such exists. word Philathea? over the iron and brush while | 2 e el "A. The American Dictionary of \ A. A very small one called the of the state, possibly Bridgeport, it | 0f the countr What is the weigh h A. The exact losses of the two ment at the Mansfield State T jon evidently g of Bishenpur in India which | ficial returns for the allies state carats, but R t of tic yetween that term and the word Dontant ftam. in: the proptasd plan, |TeDles from 164 of s | carats. but it is not o ion between that term and the wo! which would ultimately cost $7,000,- | DY motor transport companics and | | the railroads the The present ins: asylums are [ NAVE and their the state who isit relatives at|SuPSidiaries in ACCOM- | 470,352 busses with a mileage of 1 he sed T2 nee | ng on the proposed program since || tice ) ol Trumbull to tho present sound | oL L S0 Caeeat salt y against aids" o 1t emphatically against any “raid Relly e alko wern fiaigni fall back in the event that at €OM® | {ryeiy in both terminal and line adverse to expansion of state inst- that Grange will | §§ 95 in condition to play tonio Sunday. 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