New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1927, Page 8

T o m—— . 2 T . o . - o 8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1927. \ | | 5 o h towitt I New BritainiHerald | e e e i e o | it | HERALD PUBLIBHING COMPANY || er the T | be around N T other clers. Every I 1 ‘0 contact s f ! « ‘ her ! N s in o | ued Daily (Sunday Kxcepted) v > ¢ o e I BUBSCHIPTION RATES | W | : i r ot! 10, dis ssther," [ e chae s # 3 8800 & Yemt « | | 3200 Three Moutts. - On t i 1 1d t r o A Est from the Persian e bt | : rras | Usual Jrror Greel i loo H Oftice at New Brit ‘ coal j Send all communications to Fun } S 5t omihe C i s on d amm Mall Matter | 1 to| Morgan, frank and r Shop Editor, care of the New FI0E Iina C 3 k- |native o 1 ia M el . time st iroted = Britain Herald, and your letter pi Qo R o twe i | will be forwarded to New York a7, Nepro o ; Sitor ] G | Béa ot Why s 17 ¢ ¢ ! | ) ' i : : i A St — . ; Iy af order. I'y © atiou | T over 1 o 4 X « b ) do . 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Dut the a rasy f i ; ' . , I3 | overdo 1 1 el O i Casino neat W i sdav o HEAS Y, ) who graduate from (his noted west i a hoat « o ' is i A ; ) E3E G 4 1 it e o ‘ 1 q I " ! t . of the drama will have to ha | Fhe Spivit of Columbus—it is u ¢ W - 3 1o i be coached into then “‘ haman 1 1« 1 \ ! : ; \‘ ‘ i | slow-movin fibioats. we wing out ot fo fecl hout F F 5 'n,l LLIRR] | ““‘\ \‘\. i ‘ ; A oo s e was as 1o oo ‘ ractsandFancres e o : t overloading trucks in the ci ol LONGELa MO LRHOLS S RSe[| P S N A M OV T TE T | e it o ; i i | co conrt is trying to get the | plore th el | vt . i \ y y Did 1 ! * } igher-ups. This will he @ gre 1 m \ i i N . my o ! “ f to the point than fussing with | constan e A b v 9 : ! : t | W | | ¢ 1 deiver h vehicles, | ha b I onell (o els . 7 0 Tann L 0o 1 Ar —_— | g (e v o ialher | s i \ it i [airs other notabte accomplishmen e 3 | 3 : i L | 2 ¥ h Pl sl standand docs not e Lo doubt are in store in e comin oy . e | vaud y s S SRS : orbital i e apply in roval families, When a [ years ) o An s apply ! : i S H U Tt e i I Born fo the royal il Al f I e TR : ; 1 nple 21 s e fir i ¢ maki | 3 1 & loen g hoy 121 would 1 Blazed | erew of Colunl " ; Vi | . el i : f 1 | : bR J i v, Tl lifter | Teatin in order fo e : y ) n ) iy tad ) | e . e osRa e e 20 DERIVE ON POTIIN Y I | o i wore for the ' great deed 't se it bt 1 i in 1 " 11 this ratio n [ ,‘ o fo worry abou 1 . g i ; 3 | Al . > ; y | PRESS CRITICISMS I i (Lo iiieN i Gy . vatic bellimony T my i ; A »; i Tt automobile shoppers, or ofhers | 1y this land of e it i . - v T Sl i . | i |of ! o |0 v u i i s Mo ) . e utos while on husiness bent, fyarher ridiculous that it would re o e e S i 10 1o remedy o N (e It v nsio| no it 1 s 1 [ " ,‘“ nnot find parking space at or near [ quire the decision of . stale u {“ 1. one gathey the ¢ ol 1t | e 1 \ o f Is o i ‘,, m y voiees ol the place where fhey want to 3o | Lrome conrt to nphiobl O AN i . LHol e e Atto ! ! v 50 (00 W Thompson is among those who will | whisky t husiness it may be for two reasons: [ o newspaper to eviticize a public of w‘ o Sl Sl ! R e e : T 5 A Al e FilHastall Sthe Sevatl abigsina i (ool (S Gils Sappmed S ise 5 e \ Ligy UGy UL Uil L hows dry on top ——— e | i . s occupicd or no parking is | 3 : . AR Gl ) 1o b to som i pace is occupied or no parking i | souri, where even a shediit has to' o, Iy | v Ilirsch: “No, no. T min insect. In that case BEAUTIFYING HOME GROUNDS ! ailowed. The restlts the same in | e shoswn ! e L e viubt vou ot do « lika® and doaves thor Bvery 1 that bas a yard, front, buck CECETEAE b cither instanes 1t appears that the PG e . : Irs. Miller: “11 1 i1 soapsuds until the i : L I 4 3 § ton leador rto swi S oved ’ ; & = . [l Nl of - West Lo Targe proportion of the populatior oo o ol i sen E ol ! : i | One of the L Diler) Plains, Afo., back dn 1924, declired [ S of (e catmellinen aie. men it | I fro e san . W ¢ .i: city trolley lines in New Englind-—{in his publication that moonshine Lo g apy ) | o 1.¢ | G a i i on paper—is that trying to do busi- f jiquor and intoxicatod persons wers SRnoGUan AT M Millors 1 s n veet oils 1 o coupon below and send for this b n i ress between Boston and Worcester vaking their appearar i = \‘“ e 1 synonymous for _——-— - - CLIP COUPON HE! i The line traverses a goed territory ous revivals and picnies in ‘h e | e B } LANDSCAPING AND GARDENING EDITOR, Was! the terminals are the L[ county. 1€ the orficials of (e eoun- | 1w oo, that 11 only in TV R city in New England and the ty did not inve wnd take ap- | R ¥ [ Y ' . ¢ b na largest city in Massach | ? ’ S eL LT SR Gl v photostat? . L3 sy ond largest city in assach prop action, he editor continn= | iy 1y his religious dutios, e okfenes (o piotal tor !‘ But it parallels the Boston & Al-1 (i, “the people of Howell county | graph documents, checks and other 8 i i hany, which gives swift and frequent [ would get a change in November. | ; i writings on bromide pay i ! rallroad serviee, and of | years 1 Nothing milder wis ever weiiten SN e 2 short cirenit in L1 l has been pestered by the develop- | To have intosicated persons making : (), working n woman a het- | I8 ! t 5 E il ment of hus traffic. Now the hond | # nuisance of themselves at rovisal opportunity to njoy himsclf on | | v ,“1“‘ ’]‘” J “ or f (tion o | o t | olders frying to buy it at fore- | mectings, we'll justificd the sunday after T e e A ; i | i closure sale for 000, which 15 | statement of the editor. Whethier he | oreanizations and W i i t | a small fraction of what it cost "') favored prohibition we do not know: | jadics, howey hor- | 1 ¥ | Euild the line of rosy prospe nyhow, even a “pronounced wol ‘m AR - | You never hear of a modern 1 | | Hooion Sy fresali el ity T e THE FAMILY CAR - - . . - - - . . By GLUYAS Wil i | ake the stand that drunks | ow hear (hat i e f ool THE CLAMPS DOWN O\ 10 business mussing up religions ' o farnoot ; Lag patits { o : ; ? ) ternoon n e i ) P ¥ 4 PARKING herings v laek of respect for Goil | 5 &= ¢ k) As it was to be expected. the | ¢ the sheriff out of hiding ' rather think that will settle it t Americanism chil { 4 b parking situation in this ety it get- ! and “takes umbrage” at the articls il b o ‘1’ i l A q ting more onerous for the multitude | Strange fo say, a jury gave him o NEW LIGHT ON OLD wistoRy | | i ’ H i | of parkers. verdiet of $8500, and the district ] Students of politics, if there ard ‘ A seientist @8 oa man | . . or th: | Tt is said New Britain has had the | conrt of appeals affirmed Lany 1eft, ave more fhan mitdly gn- | 10W many million years the Vil | l * L | the most liberal parking privileges | dict of the jury: Iint the | torested the biography of the o L SR \\‘n} /1 e ¥ this afternoon 3 ot i of any cily of size In the state. | cditor was not paying out any Tate James Stillnin, by Anna Robe | "( | j Tt tes much of a good thing usu- | without going the limit. When he | son Burr, The author is said to have 't 8o grand. Flse why | : Wil ) | ally ends - with - radical curtail- L appealed to the state suprenie court | spent a year in researeh work on the | 4900 she build o jaywalker's head | o b ow cnough to smash a or ' | ent | P ot the satisfaction Tie should | hook and had aec lotters | ki na A o | | The plan for wmore vestricted | have reccived in first place {of Stillman, the late 4. P v)--'”i Most of the books de a to e ‘| rarking is merely a nd toward Listen to what the supreme court | Mors Jacol Schiff and o Tevelo nality” are sold to = = 2 —_— > . U ianE sy TG N [ i STV s i R TS S G GO Si0 HEGUESSES HELL. MILDRED SAYS OH DEAR MOTHER PUTS N THAT SHE MILDRED SRV 3 Be s ARt v S Bl e s B ea i O e um by tooting your horn. | JUMP IN TE CAR AND SHE PROMISED TOPICK UP WANTED SOMEBODY TORUN DROP MOTHER (N7 told by fteaffic experts . are | the burden to s of ty Bank of New York during the designers of evening gown: RUN OVER TO ED DIMMICK'S MAE PEEVEY IN THE GAR. HER OVER TO CCUSIN EFRES TO MRE‘S'E: i R ol T Y T S b e s e o e ey FOR A GAME OF CHESS ~ AND DRVE HER OVER O FOR A FEW MINUTES MOTHER G ] i tude of parking limitation sisns at- | pross malic There has always been some mys. mect his seaso HEIR CLWB MEETING I lied to poles throuzhout 1 | This is a good law. Tt's heen the | tery as to how this panic was ..u.;rz TS ohe e Doy e abat ! = ; downtown district, hut too many | common iaw In Anglo-Saxon coun- | ¢d. It had all the carmarks of an |to par irkey. They haven't | 4 citizens seem to think they have | tries ever since printi ses did old-time business flop, with over- [ ¥et used up their other reasons for 4 H i 4 i right of wnlimited parking when ! thelr stuff. 1t an agerleved party | tones of soup houses and businoss | Dating one another. | Why Not A Kangaroo Caddy? - ) § the cops are not looking | c ) pro \e falsity of a f s, President Rooseve s in | ¥ | s i g ops are not lookin mnot prove th ¥ of a print- rilur President R velt wa M e American In Paris may take | Sandy With His Club? Bt The police attitude is that the oq statement, or cannot prove mal- ( the White House, and du the [ taxi hecause he's drunk. or he! Sandy (At World's Series game): c I et - - ! large number of parked cars inter- ' jee, he ought not to have even height of the panice the United States | may drunk to generate the, “Who's dat?” ) b | fere with traffic regulations; that it | toe-hold in a court of law | 1 Corporation was allowed to NUTVe to vide in the crazy thing { Jimmy . Ruth. He i 2 | Al i | batted over L300 this year i is next to impossible to keep g ic gohihle p the I s o H & o St e L LT : ——— (Eolo D iy Coal & giopo are two kinds of movelists:| Sandy: “Huh! My Uncle Larry is nioving properly if parked cars clut- WE HAVE THE CHILLS { Iron Co., its strongest competitor, {'rood ones, and those who say, “She | L i ter up valuable space alongsids The season of the year has ar- | fhis contrary to the unfi-trust law, 'Was tired of it all.” Al readers are | ‘ curbs in the downtown section rived in New Fngland when e Demacrats later some | Hred of =it all He's a cop : l Parked trolley cars and parked | most common complaint is feeling opportunity for eriticising the (O T ae1 revion Faitoa irarnee ! oSt 1 Lusses, however, will still take up | chilly; we shiver as we talk: teeth dent, hut he-in his autobiosraphy in the Mane by g 1. C m:yam:yi - G A more space than the city can afford | chatter; it's a (errible state to he fsaid it did more (han anything vlse | (Kittle, Brown & €o.) Sherlock | ARE YOU MAJORING TN CHARM? | TATHER REMARKS WELL. EVERYBODY STARTS TALK- CCME BACK FOR MILDRED DISCCVERS (A9A% iy to allot. Efforts to make the auto- jm [ 1o save the country in 1907 o | Holmes stuff; entertaining | rs. Pillar 15 the Dean of the HOW ABLUT HIM 2 HOWS ING ATONCE., AFTER HALF - WHO WILL DROP HIM AT ED'S, EMPTY AND ! mobiles toe the mark have heen AL of which s consed by | banks, it is said, woull pt L o " A e ngtolicel) HE GUING TU EET OVER. AN HCUR IT 15 ARRANGED STUP TO BRING MUTHER HCME, TRED M 5\'; 0 numerous and are getting more | the fuct that New mders as a | Steel sceuritics as collateral, 1 advolt on to the institution” | Dear Pillar: T 2on't scem to T0 EP'9 FOR HIS CHESS THAT HE'LL DRIVE MCTHER- G0 CN TO CLUB MEETING AND EN CAR T ". S ! strenuous. Tt will soon be fime to | class hate to bhegin huring coal for | wonld not ace hose of miore 'said T T don't want it men- | have ar 4 for learning. Do you CAME OVER TU COUSIN EFFIE'S, AND PKCK HIM UP AFTER IT 0 HigH S i tackle the trolley and bus situation | heating “too early” in the fall. | speculative concerns. | tioned in the public prints.” think 1 any chance of leing o REHEAR bfi M 5 : | — popular in college? SUYAYS e ¢ i ¥ Bahtar: o s the proper o to st t see hat a horde sma ILLIA ! ; at the Center When it is the proper time to Tt ssems that a horde of small R T, SRR Grecs BauRT LIRS S s g O- A" 4 ¢ Putting the new parking rules in doing a daily dozen before the fam- trust companies were facing extinc- Syndicate) Dear Grace: Sure you've got a e — — ——————— h