New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1928, Page 13

- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1928 time with others to prevent discord. | Don't splash, remember you are us- ing & spoon, and not a canoe paddle. “Steam heated soup will retain its heat until cooled. When using non- sinkable crackers in soup be sure — ao s oen o sy 2ol And Now— S —— Andy i Lile Do an 5 553 A : | Rothfeder’s W Mfi vlwfim “Breesy” finished reading Saturday 9 Ao Mc : : 378 Mala ...“ '.' m‘- we all gathered around the punch- L ! howl. I gucss “Breezy’” musta ling- .;’;“ "“u’ L \lking | 6764 BeaF it too long because the o other day I was Walking | jae § saw of him he was having the ong Main 8t. when I accidently | time of his life and seemed to have [} k] bumps into my old friend “Breezy” | forgotten his yules on etiquette, as " Weather. No doubt you'll remember | he was out in the hallway parked e p m t S aVC a e bim as the guy with the breezy line | on the floor, rrounded by automo- of patter who could talk & woolen bile tools, tr!:n: 'w eq‘:p ltl;’e v‘:(lrv t 2 mill foreman on strike into buying | Pet sweeper with four-wheel brakes, no silk underwear. J hadn't seen him shock-absorbers and & one-man top. - e e sa e pOSSl e. in & long time on account of-hi: Yours most rupntful. moving outa.the old meighborhood ANDY DALE. ut wme won pur when his old ‘man nearly went ek ERTEAE CONGRESS BEGINS Nt augmented with our regu- s e s | FLOOD PROPOSALS b lar stocks did make it After we throws the bull about everything except the weather he Rt ety \ tells me he's written & book on ’ 7 . “Etiquette” and to celebrate th: e’ 208 se Shers i Legisltion Alrady Under Way N REATER exc : friends, also his relations, and at [ w tml ¢ g exatement than we ve the same time discuss the merits of or GO e the b:ok. 1f any, and hands me a bid e )/ 3 known for many a day—our tl’m“lng for the evening. s i i 1 REP. FRANK REID. ; / . u{.an‘.::‘;a eualr;:m:r:d: .:,:‘,1'. A Wastington, Jan. 1 Un—tror the I i Mh to get the sale ready'—such amwng‘y vich secon me in a score of years, con- 4 by ;:{’:u .l.';l! y‘.(: ':.,::. I:::eu‘:-&m i, | gress faces tho e iatins heluion ot 1 W smart thlngs at lanOdlble pl‘lCCS Excmng quette than a carpet knows about |& stupendous _engineering problem Y ! | for you—-[omonow-—thc selecnon of our ex- a terrible beating and if one would | —the Dl‘evefllfi;‘m oi future disastrous read and follow the rules of his|floods on the Mississippi river, ¢ \ N book they'd never have occasion to | Twenty years ago it mapped out the r o tmordmary values fiom this sale. Here are fecl embarrassed and as outa place | Panama Canal construction. 3 3 i N\ as & lone dollar in a fight promoter’s | The national legislature, confront- : \ some Of the bu s ed with & voluminous plan drafted f We should have good manners|by General Edgar Jadwin, chief of and be sociable at all times, no mat- | army engineers, has commenced its ter how painful, even at home, He |task of formulating the legislation. told about some people who ain’t | The army engincers' program calls much in & crowd except when for an expenditure of $296,400,000 they've something on the hip and|over a 10-year period and the con- the nthey can act sociable like noth- | struction of an elaborate system of 1ng is on their mind. Table manners | flood diversion channels and was what he talked of most. It strengthened levces over the tortu- e l l A seems that no gentleman should | ous 600 mile course of the “Father | il R A walk to the kitchen table with a|of Waters.” v corn-cob pipe stuck in a corner of Compared with the Panama Canal . . Yiis map or a derby hat parked® on the cost of the river's flood control 1 the top. of his oean. Also no lady will be smaller. The canal project should block tratfic by bending over | cost $346,000,000, but the waterway %o tie & shoe lace or while looking | across the narrow isthmua extended ( 'l EARAN E for & place to park ™ her chewing|only 40 miles. However, congress N gum. | has a precedent in the canal con- He was saying that can-opemers struction to follow in its formula- g ehould never be used except for | tion of a national flood control plan, Greater than ever before in every ) A opening stubborn doors on a flivver | The house flood control committce way—in size of the assortment, in quali- 200 frocks offered for your selec- :(h(-n sohme‘g:el hollcred“ “first 3 has been holding hcu{mg& for ,;early, ty of fabrics and furs, in beauty of < N\ tion it the most unbelievably low prices, ror lunch.” Only ene call was neces- | two montns, inean effort to gain cn- + . A s 7 \ 2 sary. 1 wasn't the first at the table | gineering information from civiliana gzyles and workmanship. Values almost = 5 every garment reduced to on account of stumbling over a cou- | to determine the feasibility of the yond belief. 2 ple of chairs and a hatrack in the | army engincers' plan. rush that followed. After our ap- Representative Frank Reld, re. Here is the Yesult—actual ‘3(] to petites was somewhat satisfied we | publican, lllinois, chairman of the - p d remembers some of our manners and | committee, declares that the testi- $65.00 values at / removes our elbows from the table, | mony of the acores of civilian en- g K which left more room for reaching | gincers and flood experts will be a after a second cup of coffee without | “yardstick” to measure the army getting the coat sleeves soiled. porgram. A ¢ sunfipueone spilled some cubes or| Whije the army engineers’ pro- . = 3 L3 ssugar in my left side coat pocket!gram deals solely with the lower / “which proved embarrassing later | Mississippl river, it is expected tol . i 2 hen a halt dozen of the best silver [ be the gencsis of the devising by v . \ " 5 $ 95 . . . rspoonn was missed and as soon nmm\xn of a new governmental all of the windows was closed and | policy which will result in the con- . - the doors locked we was asked toitrolling of all navigable rivers' please turn our pockets inside our. |floods by the federal government. $ 00 $ A guy next to me refused, as he'a The nation. e plan probably . b i been to & party the night before and | will bo put in operation after the if his wife was to find a powder|army engineers have completed an puft or something it would maybe | extensive survey of the Mississippi's cause trouble, and Bim in the mid-|main tributaries and flood dangers il : : dle of it. lin New Englaad, New York and on . Choosing your “bargains” from The spoons was later found in the | the Colorado Tiv . . A N this rare selection will prove to be a real vest pockets of “Breezy's” old man. | The genuine furs include wolf, fox, j p pleasure, because you have a bewilder- m .11 forgoz!bvl n he e mu home, i 1 Farmer Lays Claim co‘i;y' s(&ulrrel, skunk, Manchurian : ing variety of real beauty and colors n a restaurant. “Breezy” wol bea rrel . : clarcd that it was possible to cat | To Perfect Potato shsidabafl s (o squirrelette and ! to select from. soup, deserts, ctc., without causi x| Washington, Jan. 6 (P—Prelimi- o 3 shocks and r=ad us an article from |nary reports trom the principal late S i We emphasize the tremendous re- L':.’ ‘1?'.‘):‘« ::lnm-»v) “How to soup” potate, saten inn.‘l;» 'Hmfii e . Theed newest fabries include Venise S I ductions, heavy quality silks, their ex- any languag” beg "Breoz: . 8 No. 1. 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