New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1927, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1927 draw thelr wants or tion of various eo- MISS BEALE FILES - QUARTERLY REPORT Recommends Unemployment In- .2 srance and HMore Go-operation g the 1 en- to thei vell do their | twenty | groups nd dinners did or al effort has | mmunity from | giving chickens or | poor’ from public | 1 the attending dif- 1 cxpressing dis- the outside, has bit of improvement ar. We are all | and moth of Bull | te general his by stands Jacks ULSION AT HANGS ON Cough for three days and you are in danger T 1 1s or colds i you've 'CITY GOVERNMENT “HARD ON” FILLING ' ect Andrew month, t tor who jolted right out of ayor-clect took srcee |[Now All His Enemies, Including Ex-Mayor Who Put Him in Jail, are Slated to Lose Jobs—Only White Men Will Sell Booze in Newburyport, He Says. fsn't has a . Dec. 8§ (P— The prohibition v is going to be T rying him either, ion for that problem He topsy-turvy wien Mayor- 1lis tales cttice 'm going to smoke out some o f e [theREnox The only p holds to the pro. | 10 sell booze around here are a Lo lot of foreigners who peddle bum old filling station Suff. Of course, you know as well Oscar H. Nel. | 88 1 do that it is tough to close up e voral o chnin |eYs hose joints, but take it 5 3 ody is going to sell 101 in this town it will be a Wwhite man.” As for the policeman who recent- sted him for loitering on the “he's going to s bad b you.' 1y's election laid down a in his platform t thing I will do will of the fire depart- two years looking at t ind the new executive in- nated that it would be on one of the outlying beats. ightly ¢ the o or- the telephone e »dge congratulations. [ii . p has one keen regret. 'l do. I'll make you the city s be elected “Well, he he feels that W oust an administration which proved e can't | station on the site. He plastered it with circus posters, put big boulders on the lawn in- revealed thét the | Scribed as “headstones” for mem- o | bers of the city government and did | he city marshal who is pro- | e ',‘;‘;s\,f‘ Mayor Michael Cashman, Mr. Nel- | | son's predecessor against whoso jaw | Now Tl tell you | D bounced a determined fist, when ! YOU \orhal persuasion falled. The “bad 169 got 60 days in jail for that. Still the permit was refused and | o Gillis decided the only way to get | it was to have himself elected. He | carried every ward but one. | round and said to| 1o s | List of Patents Issued | To Connecticut People} I am going to swamp Edward B. Allen, Newtown, as- signor to the Singer Mfg. Co., N | work-clamping mechanism for sew- | nost forced to run, | ing machines. | nted to vindicate himself and | Charles H. Baker, New Haven, toy had | telephone. Howard M. Barber, Stonington, assignor to C. B. Cottrell & Sons. effort to Co., New York, driving mechanism station | for Web feeding and cutting ma- mpson proper lecided | chines. the place look more un-! William L. Bean, West Haven, lo- than {f there was a gasoline | comotive-smoke-box structuie. id to him, I aw and 1 don't 1,give the city a didn't, and as long as| bout it his 1 there the tele- too friendly to his gaso- eral years of rmit for a fil Charles M. Brennan, New Haven, bottle de-capper. Luis DeFlorenz, Pomfret assignor to three patents to The Texas com- pany, N. Y., method and spparatus | for the control of temperature. Monroe Guett, Hartford, assignor to the Hart & Hegeman Mfg. Co., 2 patents. Electrical connector device and flush wall switch. Frederick A. Hart, lamp. Rutus King, Plainville, assignor to Bugbee & Niles Co., North Attleboro, Vt. watch-bracelet latch, Clarence A. Peiree, New Haven, New Britain, |assignor to the New England Paper Box Co., candy or like bhox. Jesse A. B. Smith, Pine Orchard, ash tray. George J. Talbot assignor to Buol lachine Co., New Britain, automatic sash fastencr. Waldo Sheldon, Greenwich, well drilling. Arthur A. Trombley, tire spreader. Richard H. Whitchead, assignor to the New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, clock case, ‘ Trade Marks. Bridgewood Wood Finishing Co., New Milford, primers and white lead. Plainville, Hartford Battery Mfg. Co., Mill- dale, combination battery and trickle charger, Rumanian Parliament Confident in Regime Bucharest, Rumania, Dec. 8.—#®) —After Juliu Maniu, leader of the National, Peasants party, had an- nounced the party had no confidence in the liberal government or its eys- tem of governing, parllament by a large majority voted confidence in the government. Maniu said the country demanded a complete change of government, being opposed to “the present illegal autocratic regime.” He declared that the Liberals did not dare to face “free elections.” Rumania, he as- serted was in a deplorable condition because of the government's “ab- surd economic policy.” Oriental Rugs S. V. Sevadjian 162 Glen St. Tel. 1190 The American Book of Wonder European sconomic ideas .. ted to this country during the past ceatury and were naturalized here. They are now being Americanized. American business is standardization, mass production and high wages. It is cooperation between capital and labor to produce more, so that there may be more to divide and enjoy. But behind and above all this there is a new idea, a fine courage, a vitalizing force that is driving Americans to pionecr, to occupy and de- velop new economic territory. By Garet Garrelt The business world is no longer flat to these pioneers. 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