New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1927, Page 6

ki New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY successful conference there must be | in presenting them. a cohesion of sentiment among the The acceptances o[‘ TAX EXEMPT PROPI The pri is one which lo leading powers. | Japan and Great Britain alone are | | not Pre Coolidge | has indicated he is not throv i the subject in case there N0 Agre Issued Dally (Sunday Excepted) At Herald Bidg., 67 Church Btreet sufficient. nt 50 h with Schools are maint SUBSCRIPTION RATES : o | ment to meet at this tim ; if the comm s m: » Year. | 32.00 Three Months. 15c. & Month. are to pay taxes v be from one po anoth 1 to have other proposals in store Ja Entered at the Post Office at New Britain | plementary par! as Second Class Mail Matter. reat Biiiem not be Meanwhile n's unalloyed will- | property it would me S to th others In a sup- money in sincerl complains of question of te he tax ex hits at pt ho: TELEPHONE CALLS Business Office 925 Editorfal Rooms . 98 WATER RIGHTS e My . £ in the town of Bur. |8lastical societies, public city property, borough property even state and fed at cites in his report t 1l prog The only profitable advertising medium in the City. Circulation books and press room always open to advertisers. it is to be not ch is on file t Member of the Associated Pres body and sery The Associated Press is exclusively en- | titled to the use for re-publication of all news credited to it or not otherwice credited in this paper and also local news published therein. h part of the minor ument; | Peing the Member Audit Barean of Circulation. The A. B. C. fs a national organizati which furnishes newspapers and adver- tisers with a strictly honest analysls of | cireulation. Our circulation statlstice are based upon this audit. Thie ineures protection sgaings fraud in newspaper | distribution figu.es to both pational and | cities. tocal advertiser products around mall to the people e cities could not live with- public means their efforts in cultivating the T roducing milk, poultry, g on sale dally In and vegetables property, city proy Newsstand, Tim Entranc: The Herald 1 York at Hotaling’ Bquare; Schultz's Newsstands, Grand Central, 42nd Btreet. O B e e an | churches, ete., per car so | Of the other » securing of an | t0 be irritated Most cities con states. ; and 11 s Blizsnon {uate water supply is one of the | A ter st ) fornia essentials of city ma ent. \ding in California ; the water t ar them t come from ti con natur: nities living will feel vas or n ly purchased by citi inclusion in the water supply were perfect] D someti are permitted to lie them not pay CONSISTENCY NEIL of n woided ich get the ot be i land go ir On of ti the s of Ernest Averill of Br ver house at the state Th of 1 as the official n republica pters in Shang n behea h former ported to have b ntual to spena | Hartford. owerf The Chi order, but l¢ latter is necessary. | time | Hartford 00,000 in the ican mac eate The out trial. ter development et farl Gt of the the upon by the ide; of the whe city looked ahead on the d s tl er gr before looked in that direction,|O°f bills proposed a 1k Ha i tror powers do It has been the observation o 1 30 s pos some kee = J wat N valid tem Drita yed folks that ear erican b Britain should be snow storm arrives than et lief is 1 e s all ver more likely to run on time ief is no reas cquation wor happens that and hero of trolleys. penali e for earlier action on the premises. Ay | 1 a bl dier —Prohibitionists are said to hav ¥ in has an incontestable | ¥ a new na for its water development | o7 en r ray Butler, calling him “Old Nick Butler. This, however, doesn't worry ' Columbia president as the 1§th amendment. th lans at I ton. For this reason won the he Bu for New fore committec development is lof I ton hands of a state ag would Brit ave to look and Hartford clsewhere, a publican pos towns- | 3id: a the water ng | people en settled this, Citi water supply —A man down in New Jer tened above radio and then att. This to several serm 1,000 reverse. be to Numerous loud s Republican br suicide. are agals s long before in their against sermons ove merely prever ment cannot come over the spreading their indicates tems for hundreds of miles into the In the long run the cou: benefited by the though v, as in at the Moffatt tu heart of tryside is the invest- with relation —Now t pierced the o ci oc along comes a transcontin ST S road and wants to 1t Colorado sense it will not sign on the do keep under fter all is impairment of o and the growing more recently South Americ; where, the fact remains ti s still and w by all odds the most impo seas market for our goc 48 per o of our to across t N per cent ( 19 per cent America. This is prepond the state. E 1porta o NEWINGTON JUNCTION BUS PROJECT The Connect line with a railroad but deve great work control. public ut comp: 130 now op- s around the e S— cra busses ad- i led | juncts to trolley service” and evidently looking for more routes. —Senator McLean inclu bevy senators who among a of traipsed to the Whi lent to rai When taking object of of L 1d Hartford. its is the Newingt House to ask [ One proposed v certain tar- | route between senator it trip the is Junction e New n qne by a similar wit is the reducing some tar Haven duty it will be as important a news the railvoad, which ow item as on how a trolley line, of course is not turned on g to the proposed bus line the shins. were an indepen secking the fra ~It s States in t wondering What others 1 increment from of land due to th Foreign P at P! ACCEPTS newspapors the action of ptir sal nment takes th ower completely into any further ing sion of beir ships United with tF The 3 neg A favorable 1t B t tain, v replies ha he former has i while the latter to take the French view. To have a [ facts, and New Britain should s ciple of tax cxempt prop- | ter x Commissioner party, claimin aus in Washington; , N e : ay b i “UROPETAN COMPETITION 5 id about the all ope ($443,000,000) R I o S S R I Tl 5 R A S8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1927 won by| Walter The prizes were McKirdy and Mrs, are | Lydall. William Girard. 'he Nation about to moye ury Mr : al Wire Mattress Co. is| ERTY from this city to Wa- | d Hasti Mrs. Osc Bristol. he ho and R Anderson, Il in h street was in : f ting indoor | oon when teams met upo! e 1ik Send all communications to Fun Shop Kditor, care of the New Britain Herald, and will be forwarded to Matthews, Kirk-| man and | 1ded M ilbur C Will th Our Favorite Spring Posies, Folks s are merry and jonquils are ’ are not giving jonquils .| Jonq op- Vib-| M W T Frank Cooley. Merwin, P. Hart, Chamberlain, P. property ols, eccle- o ibr. we're for jokequils, ¢ as the air, | of humor that | v cverywhere! | erty )ssoms Got An Eyeful!! | (Soph): “What did Prof. | ay when he saw all you | » said he want- student body—not the 1 to stud; - Facts andFanc_ies ROBERT QUILL ' bodi BY THE DEVIL IN THE CHEESE! We'll Hire the Lawyer I murder Buceph- alus Gourd And hide him away in the Some day I dingle “Al 1 s it has Ir 1 car et a board r:t a ory doesn't —Dr. F. C. Rice concern, 00d O wy Tl throttle cGirew ds me posteards 1 s who!” ——Olive L. Stires Ben W that r 1 be ir on the street your liver? FH Kensett DED, ¢t nat v stes MeSnow | L bitter, ineffable hate; | give us a lit (o the | | minutes | £ and b to of may be creat LEn capitol i q with ul Repub- 5 gave him 1outhpiece 1d some nd smiled with { New Dritain | Washington, Who harked to the great out-doors call, The poor little thing She slipped near a spring And she fell in the spring in the Fall! Dear Mr. Judell: Genevieve Lampard, has aesthetic dancing, and I think it's a joke. But she’s serious abcut it. Will you please write a limerick that would apply to her? Helen Wilkinson Dear Helen: Stand back and give me room— There was a young woman namcd Lampard Who soid, “Oh, I hate to be hamper- ed;” So great was her loathing She teok off her clothing And put on a curtain, and perzd!! My best chum, scam- ONLY DAYS before THE FUN SHOP BOOK comes out! - (Copyright, 1927, Reproduction i den) » e ANSWERED can get an answ.r to any question of fact or information by | the Question Editor, Herald, Washington 1322 New York avenue, D. C., enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, egal and marital advice cannot be iven, nor can extended research be undertaken. All other questions ill recelve a perscnal reply. Un- signed requests cannot be answered. All letters are confldential.—Editor. ing to Bureat, Q. A. Dules are ordinarily > of procreation, but the ring of stallion and female Jenny—is called a hinney. Q. What “Pentateuch” mean? = A. The “pent T Can mules have offspring? incap- off. does ! from cuchos” word Gree aning five and books. mount of money is ¢ for education in the What proportions go is United { 1o primary and other schools? 1son Maxson Toxhall ing out that big. | S lled THE au c SHOP BOOK is be ; 3o and on t, young one lic Go e BOUGHT AND PATD JOR (A Drama) Acts otestations op of power me s to momma, peck witt tronks witt radually de Bill” “A reduction from de room Wwitt s T took." Two “hors there nce of kets in and else- at Eu ou “Give me wance coat, r down rtan witt Room yath, one wer to 1 = imp : Tosenzweiz: “Yi, ¥l vi! Meals T ' no m pay Mreals you charge : t2 WL T didn't ever fc me ould him to go to b this is an meals were he It's your own Taul Thre DESERVED Contemporary Comments en Naming School Tor Late R. J. Vance i his W nory 1 citi- big idea of for kissing 1 your lot vou my for to 00 s born in MAKES THE LOUD SPEAKER MORE REALISTIC ~ Capl Bagged in the Limerick Hunt Any Breed L Or his old f Lim on to mect Shoot crick his elee s 2L hikes es to go for ae | so I!the fly e Hor- | | 2 nna go down I|it take? eat | On 1 young miss named Me- A. The total amount is approxi- ately one billion dollars, of which $650,000,000 goes to grade 150,000,000 to colleges and nal schools; $100,000,000 to §15,000,000 to norm- 000,000 to chdrch schools ar Q. To whom docs long? A. Poland be- It is an independent sovercign Q. What is the address of John Drinkwater A. 44 Evelyn Gardens, London, England. On what date come in 18677 A, April 10, Q. Where was the movie Volga Boatman” filmed? A. Culver City, California Q. the from did Good Fr day “The dawn-to-dusk coast to coast? Li U. army Yield, Long Is! m, Easter ded at San it 9.44 p. m. 1924, The course ws time w Maughan froi A, cutenant started ndard tin Francisco, California, Pacific Time, June 24, 2680 miles and 18 Lours and 26 rinutes Q. When eign Legion was the Trench organized? Is T'renchmen? s Toulon, France, in 1831 and as conquest of Algeria of foreigners who lives and service to s composcd dedicate Prancg, but {is officered mostly by French, Q How long is “eternity”? taken up of the | Mitehel nd, New York, at 3 | and | For- it com- , two persons, | nosed entirely of persons other than sted in the their A. Strictly speaking ‘“eternity” has neither beginning nor end. It is sometimes used in a theological sense to mean life after death. Q. Were there total eclipses of the sun in the years 1869-1870? A. There was an eclipse of the sun August 7, 1869, visible through- out North America as total or par- tial; and another on December 2 1870 visible in portions of Europe. Asia and Africa; not visible in ths United States. Q. What is the origin and mean- ing of the name “Callender”? A. It is an English family name, | Fased on an occupation, that of the calenderer or one who pressed cloth. It is similar in origin and meaning to the commoner name Taylor. Q. Who was William M. Tweed? A. A former “boss” of Tammany Hall, who with his friends, known as Tweed’s Ring, dominated the | politics of New York from 1565 to | 1871 and enriched himseclf from the public treasury. Q. Who is the author of the epi- gram “What this country needs is a | good five cent cigar”? H A. The late Thomas R. Marshall, | Vice President of the United State Q. Does any state expressly pro- hibit negroes from voting on ac- | count of their color or race? | A. No. It is provided by the 15th amendment to the TUnited States Constitution that the right to vote cannot be denied or abridged on ac- count of race or color. Some South- ern states restrict negro voting by applying qualifications of educat- tion or property ownership. Q. What is T. N. T.? A. An abbreviatien for “Trinitro- | toluol” a high explosive, produced by the nitration of hydrocarbon by indirect reactions. Q. How many bushels of whea were traded in on the Chicago board of Trade in 19267 A, 13,322,000,000, Q. Is it true that lightning is | more liable to strike a silver maple than other species of trees? | . No. Observation On The Weather Washington, Feb | for Southern New now tonight, Tuesd: not much change tmoderate to fre to west winds. Forecast for Eastern New York: Cloudy tonight, possibly snow flur- ries Tuesday. Falr, not much hange in temperature, fresh west | and northwest winds. | Conditions: The storm st is diminishing in inter passing northeastward o middle Atlantic and New England | | states today, with one center over | state and another | 2 ew England | Its movement has been { sluggish, due to a strong area of | pressure over the St. Law-| nce valley. Snows are reported | from the Ohio valley and lower lake | region and snow or rain in New | England and the middle Atlantic | states. An extended area of low | | pressure overspreads nearly all sec- | tions of the country west of the| Mississippi river. Edmonton in the | Canadian Northwest reports a bar- | ometer reading of 2 inches. | | 21.—Forecast | ngland: Light | ¥ partly cioudy, in temperature, | northeast, shitting | of off the | coast. | | nist | nigh This disturbance is attended by rising temperatures from the Pacific | coast eastward to the lake region. | | Conditions favor for this vicinity | | cloudy weather with light snow | |followed by falr and slightly | i Who was the man that made | wcroplane flight | How long did | Shower parties for bridcs, “stork” arties, housewarming for shower partioe newest bulletin, away” shower —unique eugge Wahington Burea w s SHOWER PARTY EDITOR, 1 I want a copy of bulletin UNIQU herewith five cer to cover p andling cgsts: STREET AND XNO. SHOWERS, SHOW! showers, showers for showers, ud Washington Bureau, New York avenue, Washington, warmer. Temperatures yesterday were: * High w8 Atlantic City ... Boston Buffalo ... Cincinnati Chicago .. Denver Detroit Duluth Hatteras Jacksonv Kansas City . 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