New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1928, Page 2

t NEW BRITAIN. DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL na, it is true, but in the msTochL PAm !tha pilots are kifted and usually the Q. What are the valu straightened out for | battle for selectmen the special mail ) | machine. is s0, damaged as to mak l A. Harry Brooks. Russian chervonetz and a ruble in had caused so.much ill.feeling that m FL[GHT 0F BREm ill difficuk to determine if there.were | @ Are therc any negro motion American moncy Q. When was Leon Csolgosz, the a % g2 not only did Mr. Hurlburt defeat flaw.. - . | 2 | o in < D o1 : | B . | picture compa | A, The chervonetz is valued at|assassin of President McKinley, MARKED BY VENI]M ::ri lauvérhl::; !:o!a:so varrrr‘lr'd mc;:a‘- | The Etnl n‘ro"n' n:l-‘::atdpt;or;‘)l: | A, Yes, the Colored Players Film | $5.146 and a rubleeis one-tenth of | electrocuted? ard O. Schaefer into office with ing . eqiilpment is published in. ! Corporation, 5513 Woodland Ave. a chervonetz. i " himi, Charles Nelson of the- repub. | German-Irish Felped to Discover | Airship, a periodical devoted to ”,mm(_,“hm' Ferotasad il A. October 29, 1901, lican part: ade t! ey i . | L S e Q. Are men who scrved in the Q. In what countries are rubies |lican party made the third man on A o ¢ in Day of fliers' interests. It reviews a cam. Artists Corporation, 723 S»-\-mhipo,,;,\dom‘.; army in the civil ‘war | mined? ) the board, Mr. Kuper a very poor paign By two prominent Paris-new: Avenue, New York City. Sionsd by . . Postmaster Ordered Spoclll D6 fourtn, The democrats carrica onty ot e papers against two big aviation firms L A e e i eI s nerant) AR adpaly I e Bt e - : The only Confederate veter- |Siam and Ceylon. Ithe upper two wards, but they cut whose airplanes were alleged to be 2 X A Office holders, especially €on- ' 4% who are eligible for a U. & pen-| Q. Who e rade” And “Naskh i R bll thel‘lllll'e jcan . mal D ish tate, A i blame for disasters 'w ol w'l cm down the republica majorities in ublin, Iri Free te, pril frequently to 1 e for Lers. {gressmen who have been defeated 2 b G ¢ 4 .4 1 3 ] RE e sion arc those who served in the the Smith DBrothers entertainers on he lower four to such an extent |14 UP) — There is historical parallel | One aspect of the agitation is with | for re-election. [ias GE 1812 or one of ihe Tndian| the radio® that this was enough. The socialist | for the German-Irish personmel of |reference to supposedly bad treat- - | Q. Is Memorial Day cclebrated i o ot A ay celebrated \qpsfor which service pensions! A. They are “Scrappy” Lambert The slowneas with which the re- |party polled 75 votes. the trip of the Bremen, the first 1o ment of the. familiea of aviators lin all the states of the United jor sranted. Aaipise S panaiClle, Sael T HAEH S COTRBRIE SIS cent mayoralty clection got under| The names of the others whe span the Atlantic from cast to west | killed on duty. In one casc it was | States? How many observe « How many stomachs has a[uattes of Rutgers College, New way and the reluctance with which ' were elected to office may be of in- | by air. !charged the airplane firm paid enly | Confederate Memorial Day? cov i Brunswick, N. J. . the two. parties commenced the terest. C. H. Moore defeated Edward | 1, 4 000 A. D. two Irishm part of the funeral expenses of one | A, Memorial Day is obscrved on o . L o il - 2 : R | L6000 A, D. en and i 24 v | o Four, the rumen, where the . Does an alien woman become “mud-throwing” is reminiscent of | O. Kilbourne for tax collector. The | 3 " 21 ot its pilots Killed testing an over- QUIATIONS ANFWERED |, _|3Mzy 80 1n all saiot exoent ATADAmA: |tom is s, woct oo e o conty | an_ Ameriosh clhisen by marrying a : L ’ ke for an Icelander with a German fos- | i all i"i.if‘:"x.fl“ n;:.-:y hi;mu.}:nml:e !:he :z:m. Oll;o;:e:::;::;n:‘::“!m.'h:\:::i ter-father figured in the first dis- hauléd plage. | You can get an anawer to any 'I::l':“’ifl:;|"1;’]::’“\0‘?“';‘\&‘“‘0 ‘\‘1:::‘]\ to chew it, the - reticulum, where citizen of the United States? Y o s broks. the spell |Clatfey; board of relier, Themas | OYCTY and frst colontaation at-| * ' pyarp soour jEcORD ~ |Jiptdon of faet o goseumation w511 LSRR AR ALeroes s o o) wamey ani ihcteni e A oL MG M ieRR el ot o aTRAChIY 4nd Savagely that nimost | Bawell, Chavies 3. Anderson, ang | (CWPL i the nainlamd‘of Nowth| .z A T ey | writing to the Question Bditor. New | aro| "8 206 Texan ten: 4 chewed ita cud, the omasun, and | after Saptember 38, 3385 complete apathy on the part of the . Philip C. Meclntyre; grand jurors, America. Now one Irishman ‘and | Vp~{ by ‘B;' gv . em- ' Britalp Herald, Washington Bureau. i | abomasum or true stomach. Q. How many Italians are there Votefs was suddenly turned into | George A. Hagist, John Boyle, two Germans have made -the:first | POTR of, the Boy BE0Ut SIO9h PON ;1322 New York avenue. Washington. | contederate Memorial Day is also |.. 9 S Hovadid Boston, sebithe Ulledin the il B 1 ; D o toment ot an entinely - | I. Bergstrom, Frederick Rentschler, | 3i8OVery of America by digect air- _H;‘re,' N .\M“’f‘ o rat "n-. yierian | D, C. enciosing two cents in stamps | CAlepvated n Virsis on May 30 | Hub of the Unive y ~ .\(;cor:lmg to the last census expicted result came as party lines ) Henry Tolles, and John J. Crean; |Plane fight from Europe. e e e ey oro et for 2oply. Medieal. tegn) aRd MArHAl | ond 1n Tennesseo on June 3. Ala- 3 e e i e S e were brokén asunder. Both D:IX’H'S;w‘nnSl{\bl«\& Robert M. Dame, Wil- Seamus MacCall, a young Irish orld’s rece or he number of advice cannot be given, nor can ex- ;lu’ll o it this appellation in he A peaking people in the U, B ’ p a, Florida, Georgia and Missis- ...t rof 7 3 , i i 5 o outs, ors e Breakfast Tabl o W isa Y ? T e ‘heir campatgne, | lam N, McKirdy, Horman Horwits, | Historian and archacologist, fold the | *1€le SO = tended research be undertaken. All | oot op SOt TEORE A TR crat of the Tireakfast Mables when | - @, ¥ hotds & muceologlal . 1 mn: A | A d ot Tna Seventeen of the 65 members of oth th i v . | 5 he wrote: BBoston B A physician who practices but thelr hesftation finally was shat- | Fred Elliott, Thomas F. McCue, Au. | AMociated Press the story of Ire- other questious will receive a per- | Day on April 26 | " . ; y b o R e L R Corv o the troop have attalned the highest 'gonal reply. Unsigned it aen = =8 the hub of th branch of medical science tered By verbal brickbats so violent | gust Zehrer, and Michael J. Lynch; | 1and’s part in the first discovery of | . ati Rl reply. Unsigned requests can-| Q. How old is Clara Bod? ouldn’t pry that out of a Toston | which treats of the functions and that many a staunch party adherent | school committee, Eqward H. Dayid. (€ mainland. 1t happened when 7K % the organization. Ten of not be answered. All letters aro cod: | {. Twenty-two. e e went over o the opposing side in |son, Morris C. Webster, Bernard . | Leif® Iricsson, “Lelf the Lucky.” thesbens ';.f‘ fi“fn “1“““5' ihisiar cdentalomBdiion, Q. What is the origin and mean- | 0 YO R B i PR % St [Gaffney, and Charles & Andrews; | Was blown far from his course on | SCOW& <M ot g neouts, 13| o tow many public school |IPE ©Of the name Dowd? - e Those were the days of red fire |auditors, Julius O. Deming and | his second voyage to Greenland and | F00@nt Elage mcont B0 hnte Mol | Maings 2ee there In'the 10 K A. It is supposed fo be an| and ceeial fire, with men growing | Thomas H. Kehoe: registrars of | “Yentually reached the North Amer- |4€T100 ‘A 255.859. g " |Anglo-Saxon form of the name excited at {he mere mention of the | voters, William H. Scheuy and Peter |ican continent. | e 5 . Who was Nellie Bly? | David (Hebrew) meaning “beloved POPULAR CARD GAMES . Sord, “politics.” Yo, regarding the | Dorsey; trec warden, William 11| Fricason had first visited the | TYPOGRAPHICAL WEDDING 2 A a8 Nellio Biy* | Some authorities on nomenclature clection in question, there was an | Gladding. Hebrides and- the Trish coast and| St Paul, " April 14 UP—Gunnar | pode 2 vrip around the world in 72 | 3°FIVe ilgfrom the word doubt. early disinterestedness equal to that| On the license question there | had in his crew two Irishmen. lm.‘ernmn. Minnesota tax commis- [ gave’ g hours and 11 minutes in the oioh nrecedes those of the present | were 2414 “yes” votes and 495 |te is known about them except|sioncr. has revealed the ' FOmance|year y5g9. 1t was a remarkable ” Latest Diilistin, now yeady. D1 out the coupon below gad Enall 2 dimeted day, The city was nominally repub- | “noes' {that they were very fleet’ of toot. | ef his wedding 25 years ago. Me|rocord considering the transporta- lican by a safe majority, but it had These Trishmen went to Greenland | Was editing a dally paper, and & yion facilities of the time. Her a democratic first selcctman in New- { With Ericason. |Canadlan girl arriving in 8t. Paul married name was Mrs. Seaman. i i GAMES LDITOR, ashington Bureau, New Britain Herald, Y. M. C. A. NOTES B . newspaper woman who Tive Mundred, Auction Pitch, Hearts, Twenty-One—rules and suggestions for play of the ra 1es are contained fn our Washington Bureau’s o CLIP COUPON HERE = == == == = ton R. Hurlburt, who ran far ahead | A few years later they joined r referred She dled in 1922 4 6 his party each vear and had becn Thorfinn Karsefni, an JYcelander | “Mrs” The editor called to apolo-| Q. Who was the pilot of the \ 1322 New York Avenue, ashington, D, C. 2 elected in spite of majorities for all — !who had a German foster-father, Fize and stayed to make the mis- | Ford plane in which Mrs. Lindbergh = | republican candidates except his di- Spring terms of classes will be and were the fleet-footed Gaels re- {take good. P I wa i 2 rect opponent. He was considered a |started at the Y. W. C. A. next week | corded in hooks as having been put | Tho ot herewith five cents in mncancelled, U. 8. postage stamps, or coln certain cholce for renomination, but | by the educational committee, Miss |ashore to spy out the land “-hr..,3 AUTO ROOM FOR EVERYBODY 6 6 6 p'O'"P‘ to cover postage and han a copy ¢f the bulletin POPULAR CARD GAMES, and enclose the republicans were at a loss to find | Florence Rice will teach the class | Karlsefni established his short-lived | . Bloomsburg, Pa., 'April 14 B — Economical a willing candidate. Andrew Turn- |in hooked rugs while Mrs. Jane Gill.|colony in “Inviand” -near- what-is, The last hitching posts are disap- ],‘,Mg,,?dpmmm bull was offered the nomination, but, | will be in charge of the dressmaking | now Gape Bretqn, s | pearing |, from rural Pennsylvania s Sn i With the lack of spirit which charac- | group. Cookery will he taught by | : cHurchysrds. Even country awellers 8 Proscription for | Blame Placed on Planes |7°.hue no autos are riging to] Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue. | terized the early stages of the elec- | Mra. Stanley M. Hucet. This course | | tion, he declined. includes the preparation and the | b ‘| church in cars—with' neighbor: . B aioes war iate | s RREE e ARG el More Than on Pilots | o . v neighbors. | Bilions Fever and Malaria. by both parties in the advertising | who has charge of the automobile| Paris, April 14 UP—French avia-i NEW ROAD FOR ITALY It Kills the germs. of thelr caucuses, for notice Was | mechanics class at the State Trade |tors say they are tired of having all| Rome, April 14 (UP)—A great given by means of posters tacked up | school, will direct this branch of the | aécidents blamed on pilots. They say 'national road skirting Italy’s three on posts and trecs. It was during | educational class for the Y. W. C. A. | usually it is a fault in the airplanc seas, the Tyrrhenian, the Jonian and the republican caucus of that year. | members. The classes will be held | that leads to disaster, the Adriatic, 15 the latest important however, that a step toward modern- | yn the Trade school. | Seldom,‘ however, are they able public work to be undertaken by the igm was finally made by the decision | Al the cluhs are open to mem- |to prove this the case because often | Fascist government. that future political advertising | hership next week. The Socioloryi ! would be through the medium of the | club, of which Mtss Dorothy Wesker — LowspApers. is president, meets twice a month Both parties withheld their cau-|ang takes Saturday afternoon trips uses until the Friday night preced-{ 1o social centérs in the vicinity. . : g election Monday. Then about | the Friendship club which meets | I 0 republicans gathered in Turner fonco g month. The Hiking club | GENE 11, where Chairman Orson F. CUr- [ o5 on Saturday afternoons for tis of the town committee addressed | orocs.country walks. P~ them and L. Hoyt Pease was named | mhere is a lending library ofn- g:mirman and §. J. Bergstrom clerk. | nocied with the book ctub. This| ° o ate Senator A.-J. Sloper settled the | gice “sho mambers an opportunity ahoice of the caucus at the VEIV| i read the latest books.. Registra- start by nominating Charles Kuper | yjong for membership in the classes for first selectman. Senator Sloper | »oa” o Foh 013 b made at once | was the idol of the voters and an .4 tne Y, W, C. A. where additional | expression of favor from him Was neormation will be furnished. ! enough to carry a man or project L0 | “yrin piorence Rice, secretary, is | success, Mr. Kuper was nominated | ;o "opa o of the educational depart- and other candidates were chosen by | /o0 " “rp o members of the educa- | 1 acclamation without any semblance | y,ona1 committee are: c,;."m'.n' of opposition or real Intérost. Mrs. A. F. Scotf, Mrs. Louis B. Slade, In the meantime the demOCTats: yiro parjow, Mrs. Jonathan Hart, Were meeting in the Casino, Which |\ puer ' Miss N. Foster, Miss was a political and athletic center | o0\ o Wainwright mu‘ Littte- before it became a bowling and pool | oy "o o \\'aph}yu;n parior. Judge John Roche was| E - chairman, and ‘there -was quite a modern note in his -key-note speech | when he attacked. republican ex- travagance. The selection of candi- | dates then went forward in just as | perfunctory & manner as Wwith the | republicans, Mr .Hurlburt being re- elected. : Saturday passed quietly, neither side engaging in any campaigning, but on Sunday, a savagely disagree- able day with a torrential downpour, ‘ political venom broke loose with a it 11 ven that of the ele- | i 5 3 . ,‘::':mn:‘pi.f;w:r o meenrm;; Used for Over 76 Years An electric refrigerator should be quiet, trouble blican, d he orderes : - A o o e mia entire torce o letter car-| 88 8 quick, neveral relie! i free, roomy, substantially buile. It should be an rers for the delivery of 3 eclsl| CU e o ekly cauoes ateeactive piece of kitchen furniture, All these fear . serious gail. This mail, as was later proved | ig spite of the denials of the party iness. Clea P . xsvo\verl. consisted entirely of re- | your system by taking tures—and more—you will find in the General blican circulars. And it was these | . . . by the reaction which they aroused s " 2 in the average citizen. 2 Come in and see the vavious models. New Britain was decidedly repub- | mwmm o i 'fm ? | Sold on time, nffl. lican, and so it may be said that Mr. Average Citizen was a member of | i " =z by that party. On this particular after- | EXCLUSIVE DEALERS noon he was probably enjoying & For New Britain and Vicinity -~ - peaceful nap or smoke, safely be-| mended ! vond the terrific downpour. and, | BARRY & B MFORTH may have been having stray dreams | A of the morrow, wien he would cast| Femily stss $1.20; other sloes ébc & doc. | his ballot for the party of Roose- % o | vgit and the assassinated McKinley. | 19 Main Street Phone 2304 Spddenly he was aroused by | | igngling of his doorbell, and upon | R amswering it he was handed a sogey | civetope b5 an oo vozeer | Mijckey (Himself) Mccuire A : By Fontain? Fo*[ 0 is hel’e in his “Curious to knew what = was frn- portant enough to merit a special D) eree Tutenore opem e - | TAAT S1LOW FOURSOME CAUSEP TROUSLE FoR MR. BANA " | | 3 new lct“re e A e o on.| | BVEN WHEN HE HAP QT AMFAD OF THEM. further shattered when he found en- | closed a circular beginning, “Why ———————————————————————— R " “ ” are you going to vote the democratic | ticket?” Mr. Average Citizen had not been going to do any auch thing, but | ‘ ”h in the sudden reaetion to the insult d M he decided that he would. The b greater sanctity fn which the Sab- | ; yV (,\ t3 bath was eld in 1802 no doubt had muech to do with the violence of this | aimon " 8w ? Make a date 1o see it now—and make it a family affair! It’s this reaction 28 Tof appreciatod by the dewio: | 1 ~ 40 Harold Lloyd’s latest comedy, the picture you’ve all been cratic bosses, and v gathered in Fmste fo mect these ~Curtia meth- a . waiting for. Harold is one star whose pictures never fail to ods.” They agreed that the postmis- r had granted the tavor only in | = [ please everybody—just as sure as you know your own name return for the fown commiftee’s support for reappointment, and they n f o you know “Speedy” is goillg to be fnnny. So don’t miss it! srre not bashful about telling the Voters of this. They proceeded 1o tha i ) : This time Harold is a happy-go-lucky boy, trying to make counter-attack, and when Mr. erage Citisen ~pamsed through q L - ! good in New York — «Speedy,” a mile-a-minute, smile-a- tactory gate on Monday morning he ¥as handed a cireuior denouncing ; ‘ Y minute kid, jumping from one job to another, and one nscrupulous politicians w'gd cireu- fata Nes on the Sabbath when there 3 ‘ laugh to another. All out for « Speedy!” is no epportunity to refute them.” The rvepublicans rushed into a! ' "8 7 ; socond attack and then followed up f , 44 Produced I'Y Harold uoyd C°"P°"fi°fi with a third wave of circulars print- y ; o in red ink.. This was another iy / A Paramount Release under, for red ink savored of so- : . . dialism,’ then in especial il repute, A 4 4nd the knell of the republican ; N OMORROW standard-bearcr was sounded. It = p Al | | Beglm T ! was a great day for the printers of - | the city, and every street corner was occupied by men passing. out ‘ % : “dodgens” in violation of another of the city ordinances. 8 When the last ballots had been | dbunted it was found that the re- publican Sunday circulars had been worse than a failure and had Jost | thanparty:s campaign.. By far the SPRTIE-SRaJFHIy- of- the Offices went 4 [