New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1927, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1927. s Mt e 4 s ] | WILLIAMS FLIES 322.6 BRITISH FIGHTING [ 5% ROOSEVELT SCORNS s s as- will be produced Meanwhile American m are World Speed Record Bettering High Taxes aod High Tarilsxoaniios s iiditeytcn s Colonel Doesn't Acoept LAUEN'S suae or sasor pe mermarn Pi!'[ 0! COl]lbaI ::rr:'sx““ 'mr ,‘,“.S |1:v(:.r,.‘-\';l:'zr( | Ghal]enge New York, Nov. 7 (#—All world's saye William Park, American speed records for airplanes were rade Commissioner in London, who | |shadowed today by the claim of London, Nov. 7.—(P—The British | has given particular attention to the New York, Nov 7. (—Terming | Lieut. Alford J. Williams, U. 8. N, automobile industry has launched an British motor industry. the governor's reply to his accusa-|¥ho said he flew 322.6 miles an intensive campalign to hold its own| “De o th sive camp; 10 |tion that vice in Albany is protected against an expected new offensive | cag b e markers,” said Mr. trom American automblle manufac- | Park, “the whole British attitude to- turers. ( ars anged |QUibbles and - cvasions,” Colonel | yyjth a 40-mile an hour gale at By employlng the latest selling | greatly . Previously, | Roosevelt Sunday made answer to | Lis back, Willlams bent his Blue methode—secrecy and suspense 10y pritich 1 e statement issued by Governor and Gold raver over the three-kilo- arouse interest in new types—Brit- e Clehy Now tney 3 meter course of Mitchel field at dusk ish car malkers are leaving no stone |y, ise they have quality | Colonel Roosevelt did not ac yesterday to an estimated speed unturned in their efforts to dc t i t or ter ubmit | \which is the fastest ever traveled by the home-market for sma . i R e sainst any il as re- 4 human b . Which to a large extent they huve Britain this w. He declared that Fed- | 1t cclipsed by nearly seven milc succeeded In recapturing fro : s ments now standi ) hour the mark reported American companies. Figures shov s : & 3 nst ) cd operators of a 1o have been set in Italy F British makers now supply $§ per L 7 s s ek 1 g ng pool in Albany 2 el s cent of the home trade, where: o limited to thellusuia ivnes et ( rounds for official ltas Gaie 1022 they marketed only 49 per cont. [ R - Yl ) ] s B Jomidiale Gim “Buy British cars and be pre gty et ag : : e colonel sald he would not qyc A URIIE B T it 18 the slogan credited with hav- : L ihs covernonisfadyica tokcondifiseil esiali WL esl Sl T ing put the home industry on its \ fine his diseussion to the nine con- |-t schnefder cup competi- feet, but coupled with this is the s A stitutional amendments beeause he | 10 16 e 33 1-3 per cent fmport duty on for J corn au - | wan the people 10w what oign care and f1 annual tax per ! i in Wi 3 the “Smith-Tammany inistration horse power. This latter weapon u ol t Ihas ¢ and is doi doubtedly put a crimp in A m e ¥ Ho ¢ 1 the verbal ducl with sales, as the annual tax on a Ford d y——more than the [the governor in regard to alleged ‘or instance, amounts to more than T f 1t world combined a ny-protected gambling in 100, 'he a 3 ishman who can- and told him that ¥ could TIrrespective of the protection : t affor t ile loads Nt not “in llmy‘n.xl\ siy he -Hr!‘;wv Photographer Lengthens by hi t: s and 1 motorcyele | know what conditions were or that v r b o) el e i om the e Taw prevented bis taking acton| German Women's Skirts convinced that the new Ford model aie an cts out to do (o remedy the situation. Berlin, Nov. T.—M—Short skirts which 18 expected to go on sale with- g he | Criticizing the Smith f ial pol- 1 troubled minds at the jubiles in & few weecks, g s t twisty, 1 providing icies, he declared that the governor ration of the archdioccse of threat to the present popularity of |an ad: | probiem for the traffic {had “entircly. sidestepped the “red Baden, recently the British car. Other than modern- | cop. tion at issue.” He accused Governor tion, presided oved by the izing their factories 1s not now nith of failure to cxplain a policy was attended by the known just what methods they will of rebating taxes while advocating ¥ . a host of high ecclesi- | bond issues simultancously, and add- ind also by the state p o employ to combat thix new menace | t i : t but rumors persist of a price cutting | cd that there was no attempt to den and the mayor of Fr S | deny “the colossal increased ©x- Lupg. the latter with their wives clad penditures with which your adminis- Tateetli s e Heeee s ntl Also it 1s rumored in well inform- - od circlen that Britieh engineers are | DT+ A+ B. Johnson, D.D. |tration has burdencd the state. working on a new type of car that{ Dr. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S. | e = gether. {8 sald to go fifty miles on a gallon | . 2 < repin, | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | 1t s0 happened that a few days be- of petrol. 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They showed what he| ¢ | which was a combined apartment streams with poisonous baciill. |had not moticed before; knee | house and office building, was esti- | | B, was The cattastrophe fir: d |length skirts, low cut blouses and |y g e e . . | mated at $300,000, and the hardware | jso} . b arms in the midst of priestly | Alllel’l(}fil] Fll‘lll GfltS COI](l‘aCl company building, with its complete 1::75 u‘,e‘tu‘r}zc{:“ that e mah sans | robes. Orders were immediately ts- stock, at $400,000. | 3 | sued to call in all the offending pic- Englanfl Wamed A number of by-standers were tures. The photographer, however, struck by spent bullets when several was equal to the occasion. The next | thousand rounds of small-arms am- | ‘mj\'sm;. pim,\m; T e on mfl; again. | rondon, Nov. 7 (P —The Daily | Muntion exploded in the hardware Ambs and necks were decently | " | store. N vi fously veiled. The retouching artist had | NCWS today saw behind the report- joc o One Was eeriously injured, done his work, and all was well. |ed agreement of the Abyssinian | | | government to grant an American Millions of Fish Diefi g — . | firm the right to buildea dam across | Registers All Goats | the Blue Nile near Lake Tsana. An| As Floods Increase Bred in This Country |intention on the part of the .Aby-| Beriin, Nov. 7.——tor decades | Rocksprings, Tex., Nov. T—(f)— | ssinian government to administer a | to come the fishermen on the North | One of the most unique jobs in the | Tebuff to the British government. ¢a in the region around Bremerhav- country is held by Miss m‘,din(,‘r Breaking the silence which the | en must expect but meagre catches. | Bourland of Rocksprings. She is [London papers have maintained | Millions of fish have died, many of | secretary of American Angora Goat | editorials toward the project, the | them weighing as much as eight Brecders' association and is reputed | paper termed it a “disturbing epi- pounds. | Mumrd {0 kunow more about goats than any | Sode.”” It declared that the Aby- The appalling death rate among . ‘ sther woman, with the possible ex. nians, resisted for years the Brit- “eption of Mrs. M. Armer of Kings- | ish proposal to huild a dam on the ton, N. M. | ground that it might threaten their Miss Bourland handles the regis- | independence, but now they possi- tration papers on the herds of all the | bly were prepared to run that risk ociation's members. She is a fa- | for the purpose of administering a miliar figure at the livestock exhibi- | rebuff to British pretensions tions over the country. | The Daily News declared “Martin Mrs. Ariner, who Is known as “the | (Dr. Wargneh Martin, Abyssinian queen of New Mexico,” has | Tépresentative in the negotiations) She has, at a numbgr of |15 an optimist if he thinks the Brit- cluding the Amgrican Royal | ish and Egyptian governments will nsus City, led bucks from the | quietly cede treaty rights. Whether ng for which she had paid more ! or not President Coolidge bestowed that $1,600. | his blessing on the scheme, the issue 8 Bourland is an ex-s does not rest with President Cool- er. She became interested in | i It is an issue between Aby- f e and Great Britain.” rom the school room to| The paper suggests that the mat- lorse as secretary of | ter he referred to the ue of na- cders’ association. She tions since both Abyssinia and Great . is a Jeading worker | Britain are members of the league r church and finds time to take oy i s mer neaa. | Kentucky City Swept fers at Rocksprings. She is 36 | By Million Dollar Fire wrs oid and doesn’t mind teiling: Hopkinsville, Ky., Nov. 7.—(Pi— Tire swept the business section her 2 - carly vesterday, causing damage Oxford University is said to lave | estimated at million dollars. con founded by King Alfred the | Originating in a warehouse, 1 = in 1872, | flames were swept by a high wind to chocolate coated: 8 big pieces | An Authority On Bank Buildings Says: “There is no better built bank building in the State of Connecticut The than the new Commer- A il ol .cial Trust Company Modern office buildings building in New Britain” have as many improve- ments over old ones as the modern kitchen has 11 over the old New Eng- Our new bulldmg was de- land farmhouse kitchen signed by HOpkinS & —where water was car- ried inand cooking done Dentz, noted New York over an open fire. 9 Our new building has architects. modern elevator service, hot and cold water in They put into the 56 offices every office, handsome : steel-and-glass parti- over the bank’s own quat- tions and is fire-proof throughout. ters the same care and good i 5 It “must be seen to be workmanship that charac- appreciated.” terize the space occupied by the bank. An office in this building ought to be an asset to you for a business lifetime. Saturday Evenings 340 9