New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1927, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1927. r - !bolllu over but when it collapsed |1 saw that the fire hydrant was < thing and was now sending a power- | . ful stream of water high into the | air like a geyser. I climbed over the | L B | back of the seat into the rear of the {flivver where the top doesn't leak, . . T s < Plivyer Ride Ends With Fine a drowned rat that's been pulled outa | He Says the old well. (My next flivver will ARSI have a rumble seat so in a case like | \ No_doubt you was disappointed| Every once in awhile I'd put my | last Sunday when I fails to call on | hand out to feel if the storm was | vou as usual and kept dinner wait- | letting up, but it was still going ut not in time to prevent me from | i | this I can dive into it and pull lhe} ing and I haven't any alibis to offer |strong. A large crowd had gathered | I —WELCOME HOME, “LINDY” Tomorrow is Lindbergh Day, as suggested by President Coolidge. Tomorrow, at Washington, Lindbergh receives the, honors of his country for his daring flight to Paris. We in New Britain salute him for his courage and for promoting the good name of America. ELMO DEMONSTRATION HERE Miss Moore, of the laboratory staff of Elmo Toilet Preparations, will be here tomorrow to offer free advice on the care of the skin. Meet her at the Main street entrance, and feel free to consult her. She will be here tomorrow only. getting soaking wet and looking like Dear Mary Ann: {cover down on top of me.) vxcept that I stur.bles into hard luck and plenty of it. I'll tell you about it so you'll understand and not think that I was out with another Jjane or something. Me and the flivver rolls outa the yard, as happy and carefree as a {to enjoy the spectacle and one guy | with presence of mind stopped laugh- |ing long enough to phone the water | commissioners to shut off the water | |main and when this was done I lost Ino time getting outa the flivver. A constable arrives and asked me White Broadcloth Vestees All sizes. Vestees and Collar and Cuff Sets New styles. s couple of park bench lovers, when |what had happened. (As though he Each. a dog rushes out into the street and | couldn't tell by looking.) He gives begins chasing us. Although I steps {me the privilege of paying the dam- | on the gas he catches up to the fliv- ages or spending the night with | ver and worries the left front tire cther guests in the hoosegow and so | with his teeth. This tire was weak |I empties my pocketbook and hands ‘ anyways, and all of a sudden they |over the 12 berries. For your sake ! . 81,98 Each was a loud report and I knew by the {T tries to get him to knock off $1.25 | sound that the tire was all “shot” | from the bill so I could buy that box 0 and I guess the dog also thought he |of chocolates which I promised you was shot, as he gets thrown head |on your last birthday, but they was over heels for a 10 yard loss. | nothing doing. He say, “If you i Stopping the flivver I sees a young | Romeos from New Britain think you lady hurry -ita her house and pick |can ride into our town and remove 0 up the pet mongrel which was hop- |fire hydrants without paying you're ping around on three pins. I offer- |making & bigger mistake than the, ed to pay the doctor bill if necessary | bird who tells his wife she talks too but instead of thanking me she gives | much.” i » bea “bawling out” which has it all | Well, T suppose T oughta be thank- over the ones you sometimes hand |ful they didn’t soak me for the bath i me. I was glad that you wasn't and getting the flivver washed. Even there to hear the “bawling out” as [ the property owners who got their swell FLANNEL COATS Made of white flannel, BLAZER JACKETS you've got a memory and [lawns sprinkled free of charge, 5 o they's no telling when I'd hear it |showed no sympathy and says that ! strictly tailored and very Made of flannel or kasha \ again. I tries to quiet her by again |if I had read the rules of the road v o cloth Come in plain y offering to pay the damages but the |I'd know that it was against the law smart. Colors are pink, 2 offer didn't have any effect except|to park within 15 feet of a fire hy- rose, tan, green, white and [ ] Very mannish and smart [ ) | » to gct her wound up again. Her ldrant. One young couple did thank ; A 7 # ; \ only regret was that she was a single | me but I found out later that they blue. All sizes, with or looking. girl and didn’t have any husband to | was newly married and while watch- knock my block off. They wasn't|ing the hydrant doing its stuff real- anything I could say only that I was |ized that I had saved them the ex- | l sorry she didn’t own a meal ticket | pense of a lhoneymoon trip to without fur collars. but if she ever got one I wouldn't | Niagara Falls, hold any ill feelings but would pray for him night and day, as he'd cer- ‘ tainly need it. | Putting on the spare tire I drives Country Must Gl'()—\\' L'p' on more carefully, thinking of you | L L and nothing in particular, when I| Says Young Novelist New York, June 10 (#--An enor- enters Plainville and notices a new | mous measure of infantilism in sedan coming towards me with a America is rationalized by young | green driver who was taking his family and the relations out for an | women who believe erroneously that airing, to show how he could handle | because they are financially inde- the car, and giving them a thrill at| pendent the “standing on their the same time. He didn't scem to| own feet,” dna Brynner, | have enough room in the middle of | whose recent novel, “Andy Brandt's ¥ the road and when he turned the Ark,” shows a young womarn' strug- | . steering wheel to let a bicyclist pass | gling against family ties which keep he crowded the gutters, not to men- her from a full maturity. tion the trees and telephone poles. We talk so much about Ameri- (How this guy ever got a driver's youth,” she says, “that it has license is one of the seven wonders | hecome an excuse for all shortcom- ngs. America must grow up. Too of the auto industry.) many women are always daughters | White Skirts Made of botany flannel and kasha cloth. “Kick” pleats and wrap-around 53'95 styles. LaxgeWomen’s DRESSES New Sport COATS Graduation Dresses June Bride Dresses Sport Suits 7 Made of flannel and kasha cloth, Skirts to match coat or white skirt i $9.95 combination. New Sk DRESSES | For street, afternoon and evening $ 7.9 5— Yours most respectful, ANDY DALE. Bridesmaid Dresses In a large assortment from which to select at moderate prices. €4 georgette crepe, In crepe de chine and crepe roma. wear, in a range of new colors and styles. All are made of silk crepes with dainty trimming. all the newest shades. The advice which he got from the | rear seat drivers musta been a.lot| and never self-reliant adults. Col- | of static to him and he continues to ' le women, students of psycholo- use his own judgment, which was e recognizing this national ] terrible, Suddenly he swerves fo- | diseasc and fighting against it Better Sllk DREISSEIS il wards me, and being a quick think-| Miss Brynner became interested | er, T yanks the wheel half-way | in the psychosis of the American Moy either el around which almost raised the | girl after as graduated from Many 1 Tur 'S, ers v summery models, “ flivver upon end, and crashes into a Vassar. She taught in backward plain. 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