New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1927, Page 14

HAS OWN METHOD | OF GETTING WORK Sec. Work Would Remove All Temptations Washington, July 14 (® — Wa ing the government's time is more difficult for an employe or official of the interio~ department than do- ing the day's work. . Hubert Work became see- of the Interior, many time wasting temptations have been re- moved from the big office buildin He office about 7 A low cabi (tes have mar d, and he last of his force such a man chers. As a of be quently is to leave doesn't like esult, several hun- Jred clocks removed from ihe walls when he took charg: ey \ were ers rem ay be a few watching is too di while if one is inc laziness. The on building now are ridors, and they for the i mform ay starts begins they may close Nor that privacy is conduct of works in when th and end their does the s any formality burean and subordir larly, all division ¢ and their work in Is having t Northern Vermont Hard Hit hy Thundevstor, St. Albans, Vt. July 14 (P'— vere clect al storms, the worst ex- ‘perienced here in years temporarily crippled telephone and electric light service in northern Vermont early Many toll lines were out of order and a large force of men were el gaged throughout Franklin county in | making repairs. Transformers suffered heavily electric lines, se al being burned out here and throughout the coun- v. A number of surrounding town: without light or power RUSSIAN REPORTED EXECUTED. Moscow, Ru r gius Ddujelovsky to death on Tuesday, of espionage and the fat talse documents against Scviet Rus it was the Sovici announcement s y whicl Drujelovsky had made to the central executive presidium had heen T jected and the sentence in posed up- on him carrid out. before you hqve another tire repaired | Added thickness subtracts miles of travel from KIN pt ;ngsmms 0) TIRE REPAIR Outlasts the Tire Itself! It will give you full mileage from an in- jured tire, and often save you buying a new one. 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Foreign dele- gates as well as poultry dealers |trom all sections of the United | States, are going to Cornell, where science operates the world's larg- WORLE' POLLTRY SHOW IN OTTANA MARATHON WALKER PLUGGING ALONG Hiking From Boston to New the trip in Times Square, hoped. Busch carries with him a letter from Mayor Malcolm E. Nichols of Bos- ton to Mayor Jimmie Walker of New York, who, it was said, will greet the argonaut upon his arrival In Times Square. Among those who were at City Hall to bid Busch godspeed was Dan O'Leary, 88-year-old veteran hiker. TIMES HAVE CHANGED. Baltimore ‘With traffic conges. tion growing here, oli-timers have recalled the excuse offsred by the first man arrested for & v'olation of traffic laws. He inaisted to the mag- istrate that he could drive his horse and carriage on either side of the street and could turn wound as he rleased. And he was only repri- manded and released. | est university chicken farm. At New York the group will view market scenes. In New Jersey the party will Inspect the continent’s toremost chicken farms. Flocks there average 1,000 fowls, and may boast in several cases twice that many. dibit There Washington, July 14 (A — While ! 42 nations applaud the spectacle, the United States will display its mammoth $1,250,000,000 chicken | industry before the World Toultry |2'7()r;§r)e\s:g-n:' Ottawa, Canada, July 3Damage Fro.m Sta_)rm in Mass. Hits High Mark Stately monarchs of the Ameri Poultry Association's prize- | Springfield, Mass., July 14 UP— winning pens, their regal consorts | Checkup of damage done by last crested offsprings, together | night's storm in the adjoining town with the entire United States Na- | of Agawam indicates total damage tional Live Bird Exhibit, will be | approximating $100,000. A large arrayed with other fowls from | share of this will be borne by tobac- every corner of the earth. | co growers who, while protected in The United States Office of Ex- | the main against hail damage, carry hibits will demonstrate by detailed | no wind insurance. The large plan- models, the story of this country’s | tation of the Cuba-Connecticut To- voultry business from the nest to | bacco company was a sufferer from world-wide markets; specialists will | wind. St. Davis's Episcopal church, 211 how breecers sold. 800,000,000 a portable building, was levelled. baby chicks last year and statisti- | : City Items cians show that egg production Mountain hed two billion dozen, or 760 | egss each second. | exhibitions of poultry c¢minence, Dr. John R. Mohler will explain what made it possible. He is the United States Chief of Ani- mal Industry. His will be the | opening lecture on control of epi- demic, discases and infection. Dr. Mohler insists on healthy flocks for increased meat and egg production. He is expected to out- line quarantine control; tell how t halted European Fowl Pest, “chicken influenza,” three years go; summarize control of bron- chial nfection, and suggest steps gainst bacillary white diarrhea, :reutest common enemy of young tock. Foreign pathologists and veteri- narfans are to join the study of ag- | glutination, a blood testing process | tor locating diarrhea carriers. | Among 170 papers will be those by American experts on nutrition. e United States i{s foremost in ccessful poultry feeding. The ! will stress importance of the all-mash measured ration, and show that cleanliness in pens, the cars and ping terminals, cir- cumvent huge market loss Poultry's presentation as an eco- nomic factor falls to Dr. G. I. Christie, of Purdue. Known to ag- griculture the sixth in value, poultry products now comiyrise the nation's fastest-growing farm ac- tivity. cretary of Agriculture Jardine, 1 to answer Viscount Welling- of welcome, may join in suggesting of in- C. D. of A. Outing, Grove, July 29th, —Advt. Burritt Grange will hold a regu- lar meeting Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at Junior O. U. A. M. hall. It will be past masters’ night in charge of Hubert F. Blake, Robert | W. Andrews and W. C. Stoddard. Breakfast at Crowell's.—advt. S | Enjoy " Rest Kill the M toes. Fly-Tox yccmsEbe.iara Tetir- ing. Enjoy free from the g\m and sting of moe- quitoes. Fly-Tox will not stain. Every bottle guarenteed. ui- as | don’s addre: | the governor-general | poultry standards, a system ternational grades and classes guar- anteeing that shipments of breed- | —d the acientihc insecré 5 e o | cide that was ng stock, eggs and market fowls, | GHReL g Somopel | will meet the needs of buyer coun- | Indusisl Research by Rex Rascsrch Pellowship Tyson Shirts Porostyle For Coolness If You Can’t Get Out Of The Hot City— At Least Get Out Of The Hot Suit! Lightweight Suits Vassar Underwear Jantzen Bathing Suits Fitch- Jones Co. York North Brookfleld, Mass., July 14 (UP)—Only an hour behind his scedule, Willlam H. “Joe” Busch, intrepild non-sleep hiker, passed through here at 11:16 (E. D. T.) on his way to New York where he was to be greeted in Times Square by Mayor Jimmy Walker and a wel- coming committee. “To New York! To New York!" he shouted as he trotted through Main street. The crowd of specta- tors both cheered enthusiastically as he sped on his way. North Brookfield is approximately 60 miles from Boston where Busch took off last night. If Busch keeps up his present pace he should reach Springtield by 4 o'clock (E. D. T.) | His average speed so0 far s five miles an hour. Worcester, Mags., July 14 (UP)— Alone in his plain white “Spirit of Charlestown,” Willlam H. “Joe” Busch was somewhere on the high- way between this city and Boston at an early hour today. Since 9 p. m. last night he had been plugging his way doggedly to- ward the towers of Times Square, New York City, which he expects to make in less than 50 hours, which would be a record for the distance by foot. Busch, who got off to a running start on his running shirt, “The Spirit of Charlestown” was expected to reach here before noon, and crowds, composed for the most part of small boys. were impatiently awaiting his arrival that they might give him a reception. Rumors that Busch has founder- ed ina bog near heer could not be confirmed by the United Press cor- respondent. Boston, July 14 (UP)—William H. (Joe) Busch, 21-year-old marathon walker, of Charlestown, this morn- ing was hiking his light footed way to New- York, after a perfect takeoff at Boston City Hall in his running shirt “Sprit of Charlestown.” Just what Busch expects to ac- complish by the non-slesp walk is a mystery. He said last night, how- ever, that he intended to make the distance of over 250 miles in 48 to 55 hours. He will not stop for sleep, he sald, but arrangements have Leen made for beef tea and other light stimu- lants at large cities en route Busch carried no sandwiches. The long distance hiker said he planned to keep no regular schedule but would pass through Springfield, | Hartford, New Haven, FEridgeport, Port Chester, N. Y., and would end L e ] e e e S D) ONY PAT. OFF, STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK, 26 Broadwa Splendid Block Island Mackerel, 15c. Ib. Fancy Shore Haddockt 10c. 1b. Large Long Lsland Scallops, piut 50c. 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