New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1927, Page 6

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1927, 10p [ or the West Indies, of European (originally French or Spanish) par- enfage, distinguished from negroes, aboriginals or persons of mixed blood. In the United States the term is used to denote a white de- scendant of French or Spanish set- Lest girl her mother only allows us |tlers of Louisiana and the Gulf to pet five minutes and sit as quiet |states and they are characterized by i distinct speech ahd eocial traits. Little necks, as it were. Q. What was the origin of the —Nan E. Roth name of the Frisland or Frizzles . chicken? A. As far back as 1678 Ray in COMMUNICATED BORDIERE PROT! Jo you pet? “Necks from Germany German Maid: arouse! lodges of the Sons | g the slature; they are on all im-|the New Jersey portant committees, and great things | f Hermann Newt He will 1 ¥ M _|the representative of the lodge at the meeting. An attempt was made to burglar- » the saloon of George Swain last The glass was removed from a small window at the rear of the place, but as nothing is missing it is believed the burglar was fright- ened off. All work on the Fairview mortu- ry chapel has been suspended until holds tr! other Legi basketball 1 “regular sporting games” The same come New Britain Herald| HERALD PUBLIBHING MPANY games—except such national 4 —Flizabeth Bohms STS P The Poor Oyster Gerald: “Whenever I call on my are promised city with re most in the public ¢ spect to the state pork barrel. A high present peculiar to get all by playing t He other ye. Secks No Personal Profits Through Class in Itallan Languages Editor New Britain Herald, The article concerning the matter which I took up with the school | committea which was published in Saturday’s edition of the Herald was unjustly interpreted, and it made much public opposition against me, school way the organizations | i night. Sun This is the 67 Excepted) Taeued Daliy reb Street At Herald Bldg.. il e vieds dik dttar for the ball s a snappy . making it worth his training with a of scheme, lads grouch as clams.’ Philip: th the to play instead throwin SUBSCRIPTIOX RATES $5.00 & Year. $2.00 Three Months. e, a in un .. Misunderstood with the long run it usually wor Month., not even with tr = Entered at the Post Office at Nww Britain as Second Class Mall Matter. ¢ institution 1 teams in the He cannot RIPPER RIPPING Worthy who are citizens of DBridg not yet done with Wont “obnoxious ribber bil spring. An immune from Plainville w brought over today to clean up the | house which has been the scene of | the smallpox cases. Chief Rawlings Send all communications to Fun | Shop tulitor, care Of the New Britaip Herald. and your letter will be forwarded to New York | o Alan (to servant just landed from Germany): “Do you pet?” German Maid 0; once pet one dollar on a horse’s race und T los —Walter J. Goldsmith his translation of Willoughby, said “It is called the Frisland hen, not | (as T supposed) because it was first | brought out of Frisland, but be- cause the feathers of the body are The request that I made to the school committee was with the sols purpose of benefiting the many peo- ple who wish to study Italian, and who otherwise, would probably not vefused to let him enter the house, saying it would not be right for him | o mingle with other people on the | He therefore confined his rd. curried or frizled.” 1t is a native of Java, Japan and southern ASia. | roquested from a business point of Q- Is Niagara an Indian name? | view, as I wanted to give the stu- A s an Iriquols word mean- RS n’!wk i or*“at ihe | dents & chance to learn the lan- s B s | guage at the smallest cost possil'e, jBERET and this could only be done by hav- Q. How much did the largest|ing a room in the school huildin | brook and lake trout that have been | and thus saving the expense of the caught, weigh? [ Ao A. Brook Trout (1917) weight 7| My request was in the inferest of pounds 10 ounces caught by Carl the students and not in personul | Carlson in Magalioway river, Maine; | profit. T would gladly teach a clavs lake trout (1922) weight 36 pounds | free of charge if T could obtain the | 8 ounces, caught by E. D. Calvert in | room, | Lake of the Woods, Ontario, Canada. | Q. Could you give me the name |of three or four leading works on | the life of Catherine the Great of Russ! A, Catherine TELEPHONB CALLS Business Office 928 Editorial Room# .... ¥ 1 il e & i pyright. 1927. Reproduction («© Forbidden) The Unpardonable Sin, Folk have the opportunity. It was not We could forgive t guys that South to avoid the ice and snow If they'd lay off with “Roses out,” And “Wish you were along, Old Scout!" saddled upon thim by the 1 sed themse go more kicking; and | way home, work to around the | The only profitable advertising medinm cing 7 Legislature is | City. Circulation books and prese aiways open to advertirers. doing its biannual turn, they are of | Not So Gol Harry: “So Edith said you looked ” ilike a Greek god, did she? Well, | that's nothing to get sore about.” ' George: "I didn't like the way ! Iner voice fell after the word nething ought to be | FactsandFancies it Avsscinted. Frest, position upon the Meriden | qone about alleviating the general | Member of the Associated Pres The Amociated Press fs exciusively en- Gtled to the use for re-publication of ail news credited to it or not otherwice Gredited in this paper and also local news published therein. count of the | Gistress incident to the way the rip- N | 3y Rob: rule is| per Lill rips into their pocketbooks Bye TioberiaQuliian 40U state | Nothing stirring, however, accord- obert Quillen Keball teams will | | As thick as poor Tax Commissioner Blodgett. bill finest thing ridgeport that Itr it in spots, | & to ' By Zero in density: S { second-rate L PR ; kr 2 e i « R. Ferris I would like to have this letter published if you would kindly o 0, in order to let the public know | that the request T mada was educie | tionally heneficial. the + Great, by i s (rat Catherine Anthony; The Life of b e Catherine 1L by W. Tookes; The i Romance of an Empress, by Walis wski; Courtships of Catherine the Great, by Sergeant; and Catherine 11, by Bury. Q. What is the speed of light? A. 18 24 miles per second. Q. What percentage of enlisted )t good o e Andrews think mountain nmioon- | shine the only good kind. . Just > was that man raised? happened, Member Audit Bureao of Circolation. ‘[ to amend | The A. B. C. fa a national organlzation which furnishes newspapers and adver- tisers with a strictly honest analysis of circulation. Our circulation statietice are based upon this sudit. This ineures protection again~ fraud 1n distribution figu e» to both national and Jocal advertisers. he says. ¢ be possibl THE FUN SHOP NEWS WEEKLY | it rather in the way of . Hogs earth improving it than diluting it. ewspaper . | Not undaunted, the Bridgeporters| Imagine a war with Mexico under still “hope for the The pro- (the slogun, “For God and the oil bability, however, is that the ripper [crowd:” 1l 1 Your grippe is improving if Wil- with the seems to require only a panking. | Beneath the the groundhog lies little bit of furry fluff; oon he'll tell how long "twill be ihog docs his stuff! best. Observatisn On The Weather A And Before the ro; QUESTIONS ANSWERED You can get an answ.r to any { Musical question of fact or information by | TLeopold Stokowski, conductor of | Writing to the Question Editor, | the Philadelphia orchestra, plans to | New Britain Herald, Washington | lave his orchestra play out of the | Bureau, 1322 New York avenue. smselves; ‘,‘m,\_w“\. S Tor o finiion. sight of the audience henccforth. | Washington, D. C. enclosing two| men in the army and navy who take ¥ " This will undoubtedly result in | cents in stamps for reply. Medical, [examinations for the military or ! a new technique of conducting in | legal and marital advice cannot be|naval academy receive appoint- | \which the leader will use his baton | given, nor can extended research| ments? | for the information of the musi- | be under 11 other questions| A. | cians more than for {he impression | will receive a personal reply. Un-| petitors > behol signed requests cannot be answered. | in the March examination for en- All letters are confidential.—Editor. | trance to the U. S. Military Acad- emy. Of this number 39 were ad- | i oo mitted. In 1926 there were S5 it listed men taking the March exami- nation and 28 were admitted. 84 enlisted men from the navy wers admitted to the United States Naval | * Lnority eatral K eadamy i 1085 RADEad Bin i azsy ) B onss SaNedncsdny; Sty In both years over 100 enlisted men | 1/'IN& Winds becoming a competed in the cxamination for admiesion. ; Q. Of the following instruments| ' which is the easiest to learn: Violin, | " banjo, ukele or mandolin? A, The banjo is much easier to | ¥ SN learn than the violin because it has (00 ts, or markinzs where the fingers wre o be placed to produce the | Cons 5 notes, while the violin has no such | 0\°F the St. Lawr The ukulele and mando- | Pacific { mountain districts, casier to learn {han the | O ”‘\“p","”’ o | region. | Temperatures recorded | were: s on sale dally In New Newsetand, Times Entrance The Herald York at Hotaling' Bquare; Bchultz's Newsstande, Grand Central, 42nd Street. i isiness on the | will stick. he Dridgeporters organi but lature is go- made peace 7L th mean t 1ave lie's scolding instead of a case for most part, that favor tion Goesn't ; % 1 the Senate, doesn't ire poor men but the adjective —Today Governor of Texas ends her beneficent buy their by letting 1 th of course, Washington, Jan. 15.-—Forccasy for Southern New Englund: Cloudy, - | probably rain on Wednesday: 5a night; « nesiday; i Ly be true; ir tax show —beneficent to everybody st. il way 1re not yet for awhile, at 1 or somewha se not behind prison o there W be snow tonigh But tl is to pass som prosper- | Of course, some warmer in Massachusetts W shifting s there were S5 com- from among enlisted men —Down in Was} ston grumbling. ] to get In 1925 colde moderitt northeast ntomobiles allowed around that nice of- o hour are ors coming vast alc £ 1) P or 1 ad , in| fices to the Bridgeport ymlinn‘mns,‘ of 1 ¢ i oves As for the people 1selves, all th much . Forecast for New in souwth and s tonight and Wedne warmer in sonthessg northwest portion tos astern Yorks ow in miles an Forclm ok A king won't help a lot— { A. Not all dogs do N e b otter (hing! | €Xplanation that cdn be that howling is & mani emotions stirred by certain or cacophones striking their The la and strongest search- | papum akin to equivalent sounds in About all mod lights in the world, With.the 1 that arouse the herd or cannotly S e line Al of h combined power of all the lights on | hunting inetinct in dogs ra i ed part “ankle. sroadway, has been placed in use | jeritances from their wild ancestors in New York. f doas the Grestedt Ther Lot ) What the Filipino leaders really | There scems to be no basis for the | sirain come in a train of cars? location of the greatest want isn't freedom for the Islands, | rerort V)h“wl‘n is to be used for*find- but a boss who is ive. B HxontILon: strain depends entirely on the |f make-up of the t 1 the posi- tion of the empty No definite answer can be given, | Q. When is celebrated ? Twelfth night the “Twelfth-day” or | evening before Epiphan: the twelfth after Christmas celebrated on January 6. Q. How long did the Philippinc insurrection last? 1t broke out on the night of | boulevards, This being Howl when ane go like do Dogs be bored if-radio is rotten. sions guests will drop | half do that | Don't On such | in. portion slightly colder in 1 colder do is vote—and don't ear old town taxicabs must 60, 1d up a business.” | they can mateurs who in- | time they avan ocea - : The only Ly iven s tion of chords tym \ppears that ! money ir required lone, md would 1 party. i The South might improve the sit- uation king all mortgage | blanks and similar papers of cotton. ty can do now is expos- a 4 nd RECALLING siELLOGG in the Senate, where storm stalled automo acility that t sthered il w W more it bothered by m Weather sh roads. That's perhaps another rea- : there Down cas Conditions interior is th Missours listu o of is a keen-witted opposition to ad- inistration policies the son why commuting on trains picks up time. is mornir sceondary, It is produce from Kansas and cloudy, to tha prevail valley and thal coust and Rocky Pressure is higig ates and the Lake which in the winter told Belvid story 2 and of reason, there is talk Kellogg.” scems to be no way of recalling a! . . ght 7 . Hungerford by the Lsly —Now we know, in addition to of “recalling : what we knew before, that s of State Kellogg is not the kind of man to back down from a position Ohio Ohio Areas of to going into liquor making busi- ; curti. | cabinet officer, of having him kicked from castward low nee to raise a pressure out of office, except by way of mak- dis- | money to pay for an Making Him ot Williams: “How do you warm in your bathroom?" ave the plumber’s bill d up where I can sce it.” | —XKathleen Robertson. more down Putting to up tear sufficiently hi the Pr Kellogg Americanism: permanenc buildings next year. after everyone tells him he is dead B ing the President is son. north he wcture an Operations 2 keep marking lin arc banjo. operation upon for ignation. dent bait wrong. AT nd S <o | Busted to call re cost money, ar was a ense| BES 0 e Twelfth-night” —The young swain who stands | Where 1 h, but .\Vfl“" who depend | | mad. entire | is the eve of rather, the which is 1t is the instead of b SRl Faith may be fool sing critical of the |so many philosopher: on reason one went orted to have | The funny part of it is that the | average man doesn’t have any idea | aq. | calling” of Kellogg, or a request for |what MeAdoo's religion is. Lis resignation, unless checks after veatetas to Somerville Police in Fight With Young Bandit Somerville, Mass., Jan. 18 (P—To- lice today were holding a youth who | gave his name as John J. Fitzgeral ; 17, after a battle with alleged auto ! 4, 1899, On July 2, 1902 | thicves in which more than 20 shots 1 Roosevelt proclaimed the | were fired ction at an cnd everywhere| 1, | except in the Moro territory. caped death when a bullet Q. Where and when was his uniform coat. The officers Tyler, the movie actor, born? heen waiting near a garage in which iroh lw\'w )T,l.i “\m‘"}!m;yn- 3 e they had been informed a stolen ma me she was only a beaut AT T she i i it i S e whenbyo ey o Phat girls is clever,” mait [t e W i W s woutis e Enten, B sl g [ b i am Burns. As the police closed in, one of the | Pensacola \e has originality. Q. What is the WAF R0 | uoe et oot Blank ab Durmeer |56 Tenie So I was tickled pink when there | use a napkin? S S b e gt came a chance for me to cut in and e’ dinier napkin Shtiy be | L CEeralds tWn coppaglods . dance with her. [ spread across the lap, folded in half. Lothms ehlnggens foune “You're the pre When the meal is finished, if at a geeiitstcien: evening,” T said. lotel or dinner party, the napkin “So’s your old m is laid on the table as it was use [ Hortense. It is never folder as if for futurc Joeular use. 1 one is & guest in the home, a clean napkin should not be e pected at every meal, and the nap- Ikin should be folded neatly and put beside the plate. The of the napkin is never made conspicu- ous, but it should be in conetant use to remove any grease from the liy Our Washington Bu issues a bulletin on “Dinner quette” which gives detailed infor- mation on this and other points. It can be obtaincd from the burcau for five cents in stamps or coin. Q. Who played the parts of “The | Bat” and Moletti” in the photoplay l ng reputed charged with fory = his sweetheart is agreed to marry him may be said {o have heen under the impression that two could not live cheaper than have | taining enot o pay the surgeon. : i Kellogg shown an in- : High clination, to think them bullet-proof. Ce quentl policies feel vegetables pain, says a scientist. But the grapefruit is the only one that strikes back! sing case, no doubt, | Fruit o and s 2 was e Ihany o v there will be no “re- Atlantic € point is one. the profits fro iquor —Waterb ! s “wide ope drinking places. results | Only one death to cach thousand | TO THE LADIN ; ? Why, buggies are fat . as Kk | Denver Detroit 1y into igation nd brings forth su n t ente again is be the cient President o ohitnea o 1 be me man in tenant Thomas Damery es- anyone to tell me i stunning look- | and need Hortense Her hair was dark as night | Ler eyes bright as st and in no uncertain terms. A common iend of LhES pierced to make eve year. | Jackson | Los Angi Macon, Miami that Tom Does This ch w tightening ¢ | | Koy Washington is hearing from the country every year, in a 1y up for a few weeks, and then nobody s ours w Inows whether the city is ? 5 The imbroglio in Nicaragua and wi a worse than before. is universally condemned. | nt fexico | | sputtering like an emory wheel, says th s are policy. correct to —The youth of 17, who Catalina island swim after to California Kellogg, adam as flint and Tampa to | Washington Winnipeg .. avoided exer- s odd those who church hee: they needed cise in the summer now sit at home by the fgire on Sunday caped. have not only is 3 SRS that from Toronto ks e will be no change in “his” | o1 iest girl here this motoreycle, doubtless got ¢ the day when Hughes re- exercise while driving his macl to be of assistahce to him when he | churned the waters. And it is not to be overlooked that, from Ontario, the cold turally did not bother him the Courtesy consists in tre other fellow as thdugh h important as he feels. ing were bootleggers,” th | Jellyfish! vhy I VALUES OT OLD COINS Wa o some- | | JOHNSON AND LANDIS That's he of he In the latest b by con digest of values of pract ev coin ever n ' tiff between Ban Johnsor = waters na- : Bk i man is one who has es government and a aher of nial colns, year's income to pay of the tax on it. You ecan always tell the tive side in South Ameri one guarded by s 3 the American A lucky enough of 1 the first quarte | president League, nd 1 1y do as Dear Editor: use Stella was Her colored hair brow that wa, Talk about heart Marines. | tainly ot one when she accepted | my ation to walk down to the Sweet Shoppe and have a sundae. We had just sat down when she spotted a bunch of her girl friends | —four of them. poor on over “and buying a drink.” " | Snarling Robeats! THAT'S why I nettes! . —TNichard Land muc terest to anybody who has a coln to Fill seball Commissioner on for scandal-mongering indis, Tioney i : collectors. the coupon = out back from roses and cream throbs! T cer- w much professional OFFICE Britain for A BIGGER POS Enlarging the New office has been afoot 3 R e i THE PROSECUTORS' ditched after the federal post oyt department failed to obtain a suf- A ; post | 10 make ) e conserva- CLIP COVPON OFF HERE = — — — — pointed s the | S s i Dureau, New Brits COINS A 'r with EDITOR, Wa: 329 New ¥ : savaval masquerading under the name of n Herald, x U. 8 Washington. house-cleaning | iny point year scheme was VALUES OF s, President Johnson says You aren't old until you'd rather want a copy of the bulletin, COINS, and encl > has believe what you now believe than | who receives the princely |to see the truth if the truth conflicts i | offic no confidence in Judge \ i oose, postacs sk Pl E e f ih loose, un postage st ticient appropriation to cover al e = NAME building tion. teing made to include the r $65,000 a year to in > . " i this sentence: “The Stelia eried, STREE1 {hing is alone now.” said he, John- 1 glad to pay her alimony says Landis is and can find no|CoDPY CHURCH AND APARTHENT ’ projects under co i fants Wi Vaur .anoflier a in the national profes- “The Bat”? Lee Shumway played the part crry e Bat and Tullio Carminati I am a reader of the Herald, ayed the part of Moletti. Q. wWhat , — are Creol A, Natives of Spanish baseball firmament, PREFER bru | | 4 New Britain into what eve thermore a after the get through examiv N Tioityt Atk . Publishers Syndicate economists city secker, explanation for handling e of the sing the post office b It be public tht Sty It is per 1o deny that | HOUSE ARE DESTROVED ikes a seven-course He he doubtiess ard her, tween having a post licity is in a posi- | feels he ) Gixteen Vamilies Are n to ionally to | If he wooing the included in the bu from occ - By GLUYAS WILLIAMS N s passes from the post 5 Street in New York to Congross, a jeet survive unruly Loss is §300.000. Trinity Gr irthodox cathedral was destroved by fire and an adjoin- partment house had- t ling. Tt £ congressio We were o o of Lefor ¥ icc less post ing cight story in E: i OB Iy damaged it Seventy-second t early fami were signed time encuz o Sixteen in t in night attire lirg in an adjoining apartn ed to 1t 87 1y driven to t HIGH SCHOOT BASKETBALL After due ir and selt s wseball ) \1so were for ts the itod was estin sion that the hiz 1 ove . ¥ While speeding to carrying Deputy Fire € | s it turned into Seve off 1 venu » wreeked and Miss prevents a team from tal Both « RENEWING game with any ifth a pay is iny urs professior obnoxious 17inal proof that thers in men's cl THE GIRL FRIEND (As Found in THI: FUN SHOP ke Factory) night 2 of the 1 Some offic ice rules; itU's a domes wit rules are the fuc ther It club on its 1 is the high sorvices A Belle Hop 1y) ACCORDING TO THE MEN, IT55 A CRYING SHAME THE WAY ERNIE PUUMER KEEPS HIS WALKS & SHOVELING AFTER THE LIGHTEST _ FALL, AND TO THE FULL WIDTH OF HIS WALKS, AND WORST OF ALL, SWEEPING AFTER SHOVELING - SETIING A STANDARD THE OTHER HUSBANDS ARE EXPECTED TO LIVE UP TO 1t, 1927, by The Bell Syndicate, “Was 1tin Annis the I t girl T saw looked a big e AL LCLWA& Shirks NHLIALS just landed | p Mrs. Howard W Schaeffer to attend n more Der Cherman Sheik Medford (to servant erfect themselves .u ihe ga