New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1927, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRU4RY' 15, 1927. — . New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY Issued Dally (Sunday Excepted) At Herald Bldg., 67 Church Btreet. SUBSCRIPTION RATES s Year. $2.00 Thres Months. 75c. & Month, t New Britun Matter. Entered at the Post Office as Second Clase Mai ry possible arzument me has had a valid iice board wants e char favorable er revision- | has kept half the seems | the poll there will be no for anybody. thrilling race; the It will be a clos lassitude 7,000,000 majority and which fall | Tt will be the hottest campaign since that of McKinley and IS DENVER WORS THAN MEXICO? In some parts of the arrived dis wes self-ap itions have United States still doing business at the old stand| in the |strect. Stuart voters away from | oo the ¥ from the dev | many | with a fire can cau at the point | a debate, ! pointed guardians | to herctofore will be broken [hockey team today arvard boys. George Paterson, Stanley building on Main| / > @he Uun MaxsoN W. Parsons this Cambridge with the to play Yale gainst 1. Dyson N. J. has returned where he saw station of nday's terrible s been fireman for but admits he returned | idea of what havoe ai senq all communications to Fun The authorities were | gjop kditor, care 0f the New Mr. Dyson was able | grjgayy Herald. and your letter nd inspect the | will be forwarded to New York _] | L. Plainville [ | new . but | marrica A Difference AMrs. Blumquist Joys going out to fights M Callaghan: te injoys comin’ home to thim!" J. Fitzpatrick “ When the pair are at the sink, the | handles the dish his wife chews the rag! husband us . whilc Misunderstood Newlywed: “Before we were you said you'd always wash s for me wed: “You I said Mr the misunderstood de I'd watch the dishes.” My husband en- | grive is 445 yards made by E. C. husband | A. The longest authenticated & Bliss in August 1913 at Herne England. There is an unofficial rec- ord of one James Gullane, who claims to have driven 470 yards at Colorado Springs, Colorado. | Q. can you'give me some infor- [ mation about geysers in the Yellow- | stone National Park? | Yellowstone Park has at least 70 eruptive geysers and nearly 13,000 vents of mud volcanoes, | fumaroles and hot springs, most ot which occur in four basins. Among the most remarkable are the Giant, | which throws a column of water 5 feet in diameter to a height of 200 ay, |New Giant Locomotive | To Haul 20th Century. Schnectady, N. Y., Feb. 15 (P— The new Hudson type of locomotive was christened and put into service | by the New York Central railroad | at the shops of the American Loco- motive company here yesterday. The new locomotive which is capable of traveling from 90 to 120 miles an | hour, will be used to haul the Twen- tieth Century and other fast trains ;on the New York Central lines. It is expected that the engine will be able | to handle longer trains at scheduled |speed and thus reduce the number | of sections now run. Number 5200 is the official desiz- Past Te: ¥ now why “hir That place Folls! The X called a 1 —Norma Talmadge | A e timuously . for. _an | notion of the locomotive which is 88 (Copyright, 1927. Reproduction |50 PHYINE cORFRUOUSY 106 AN | teot long and weighs 532,000 pounds. Vorbid i rogularity every | Its Six driving wheels are 79 inche !'which spouts with |t ataset e minutes sending water to a|.n Clameter. fent; height of 12 Castle Geyser, {issuing from a chimney 12 feet : Excelsior. which has a basin 200 feet meter and spouts at s e the Siant- which is said to throw a col- 20 feet in diameter; the Bee- and the Grand Geyser. How does the membership of 7d Army of the Republic to- | compare Wwith that of ten years | boy who has made a marked success wnical engineering, ste v extended wettern tour, TELEPHONB CALLS 28 926 public consciv that they 3 in mech it's ed on a Business Office to break the law Editorlal Rooms in trying h a discussion. keep our fuel in, this time o st it 1 MORFE SCHOOL WORK World War was pret- generation that had s that which occurred in | n't The only profitable advertisng medinm ) ¢ ) i 1 ¢ s¢ 1 persons of s In the City. Circuiation books and press t d s e Ugiss il actsandFancies an organization spon- Sjerce. “The BY ROBER? QUILLEN \ for the e in: gt Warn “How about the next gen- cration? The generation that will to s about it?" i eged member of n SALT SMITH'S CHANCES ring a debate between Judge Lind- Member of the Associated Press. 1O B CANDIDATI 1o 1e the Assoclated Press clusively otk titied to the use for re-pub f r Alfred 1 all news credited to ¥ or i credited in this paper an news published therein. say and a minister of the gospel on Rey Democrz lic “Pacify cy: “Hit him.” whether the me sm him.” question riage | vl S no- | relation can be improved, is a ca have 2 e There's this difference: M. Kitt. lish muddle; The Eng- Americans meddle. < | THE FUN SHOP NEWS WEERLY The membership in 1916 was | Rlessed are the pure in heart . : é .931. The present membership is | They don’t give a darn about snoop- | | 47,19 | Q. What s the meaning of the € | terms Proletariat and Bourgeoisie ? he installment plan, il 2 | A. A Protariat is a modern ro- “’”v}j Pl in]~‘v:<Hnn m‘:’ ‘ QUESTIONS ANSWERED v;;:.‘..m term for wage workers nsu- applied collectively and having ey | You get w r to any e deeper significance t thev are | auestion fact information Y o producers of capital and creators to h writing to the Question Editor,| op Ith: the laboring classes. crimin they'll ' New Britain - Hera Washington | «p35 oisie” refers to the middle certain | wdle, i New York avenue.| class of society, those who employ | night- | re g UG ington, D. C. enclosing two| cihers to toil for them to | ; porthithe cents in stamps for reply. Medical. | wealth, This term is also used col- | legal and marital advice cannot be | lcctively. given, nor can extended research| Q. What is the population of Tn- | be undertaken. All other questions| cia and China? buggics | will receive a perscnal reply. Un-| A, The 1920 estimated in | 1ed requests cannot be ans tion of China proper is 375,000,000: All letters are confidential.— for all China 400,800,000, The total population of India is 318.585,950. those who say the wople are by nature law- | == the tr Member Audit Barean ot Circulation The A. B. 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