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®EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1927 B“ARI] []F [:flNIR[]I Blames Mothers for \:—::lfl"flcs at the University of Chi !]Im! they are v it their own | X N ¥ I.r and father, another tenant, one|holders of the Northern Connec: | . ago. destinies,” B “But = N 2 g s | police! . & I Powe 4 . Y | = E policeman four firemen were in- | Power company, enting _outhful Moral Decline | 11 an aaaress on “How 1o Muke | ern not working ou Bl e e - DENY. | IODESRnting. Chicago, Aug. 12 (UP)—Parents | Men" he said that mother: C U’ e A 14 nothers own i it is guilty of ( p f C J ade f d ar ctra g their responsibili- | drink and smoke are largely to | violutions norality and e ties in raising children and as alhlnme for the current decline in the | than over consequence the modern youth is on [ morals of vouth. A barking pood EEe—— the down grade in the belief of Dr.| “Many people that, the young | READ THE (ERALD CLASSIFIED | alar id prevented lar Thompsonville, Conn.. Romjne BI]SiI]CSS Tl‘allSilGled M A. A. Stagg, veteran director of | people of today arc ‘ali right nd‘ ADS FOR YOUR W r-old girl, ,,",;,r moth-|—A special meeting of i Tharsday’s Mesting Hartford, Conn., Aug. 12.—At a meeting of the board of control, hedl at the state capitol yesterday, | the contract for a sewage disposal plant at Mansficld state training school and hospital was awarded to the Leonard S construction company of M The bid of | this concern 5,529.34. | The total ap : for the work was $62,550. The p! to be constructed was figured ol hasis of 1,600 population at Mans. upper floors of direction of the extension service. Authorization was also given for the printing of 1,275 copies of the report of agricultural experiment station at New Haven. The repor will include the results of the exper- rescues | merger of several local public utili and fire| ties companies, has been called for | Rawson-Road home of Max Bron . \- 2 tield. | e, The comptroller was authorized [ v { to have bulletins printed coverinz 1 ¥ - E various subjects on the work at the state agricultural college under the [ . today virtually destroyed the Sept. 7, to vote on a proposal to in- |stein, near the residence of Willian crease the capital stock from 35,000 | Cardinal O'Connell. The loss was es shares without nominal or par value |timated at $40,000. Neighboring to 37.000 shares, the new shares to|property in that exclusive residen be cumulative preferred stock. tial section was threatened. The board received thr | for the return of taxes paid to the state on the receipts of benefit hgx- | ing shows. On the advice of the torney general that there was no au- _ thority under the law for the return of such taxes t rd voted to re reques ¢ total amount argest item being Register f e return PNid on receipts of a boxing for the benefit of the Kiddies' Fresh Air fund. The Junior Welfare League of New London asked for the return of $20.95 and 3rindizi requested the return of 1 applications were made through as B. Don ohue, state athlet nmissioner. Plans and specifications for bath rooms at the Middletown State hos pital were approved by the board. oL ST 417 K ¢ R e i | Ban on “Ouiside” Products. ey 33 i = R gk v e , Proves Effective ROOM OUTFIT As Pictured $3 Weekly! New o¥r 12 (UP)—"Out- side” manufacturers of artificial stone found New York's metvopoli- tan boycott impregnable, it was tes- fified by witnesses in feders yesterday in inju the Journcyman Ston Consists of 3-piece Jacquard ria;,in: of Nurlh‘.\nn';'u' : Living Room Suite, Davenport Seeking to enjoin the association | i S B from violating (‘hx Sherman anti- ’Il‘t:m‘; af\l‘oollwfllz'lag':g'y ‘ljllflll‘l‘tg:l irust law by prohibiting the use of | 4 any cast stone manufactured outside | Clock. of this district, two officers of the BED ROOM organization were called from e Consists of Dresser, Bed, Van- They are Michacl W. Mitchell ity, Chest of Drawers or Wardrobe, Chair, Bench in American Walnut and Boudoir Lamp. Joseph Blasey. William Gombert, a city architec in charge of the school building pro- gram, who was called as the firsf witness, described difficultics actor from Jer- Co of Walnut 60 inch Buffet, China Cabinet, Server, Oblong Extension Table, 5 Side Chairs and 1 Arm Chair, Table Lamp, Scarf and Buffet Mirror. KITCHEN of Grey or White Front Gas Stove, Hand Painted Breakfast Suite and Congo- leum Rug. contractor, John Haycs, had a sub contract calling for and was not bothered after the gratuity. A conference over the school ! building program ‘ealling for quan- tities of artificial stone, was Teld after the union objected to the us Cons| of Onondaga Litholite Company |§ products. Union heads at that time contended that the Syracuse con cern did not comply with the cight hour d ad underpaid the men, ) e . Rackle, president of the » Rackle & Sons Company, of , manufacturers of cast stone, testified before that he had w York dis- ¢ union interference Nowhere el e testiticd, had he encountered any trouble, although he maintained shop and employed both union and non-union men to operate his plant. As the prosecution pressed ques- tions upon Louis D. Kil nother witness, about his artific Elonc contracts in New Jerse it was brought out that he was afraid to use this product without union per- mission. Farm Nationalization Opposed in England London, Aug. 12 (P — Sir W Mitehell Thomson 2 tion would be rui " he declares. British farmer i better | manage his own rs than an of- At Whitchall. It would be the blackest in the history of agriculture if farmers allowed state official come and teach them their business, whether by direct nationalization or by the liberal scheme, which is bare- Iy veiled nation: tion." Avoid Imitations \ The ORIGINAL * Malted"Milk P For Infants, Invalids, 1A The delicious food-drink that ! children like, which also gives | them the valuable muscle and bone-forming elements found in the grain and whole milk. _Instnnlly prepared in water or milk 8" Takeapackage home. SATURDAY OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HAMMOCKS and GLIDERS OFF Entire Stock of FLOOR A BRIDGE LAMPS OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF KARPEN MADE AEED and FIBRE SUITES