New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1928, Page 6

New Bfltaln Hel‘ald the election grould be won Hing to ma at Sle was born in the old country |for over 50 years has been known as| The following will help t> prevent N Or 1yt that would ecause 'many points. It is significant that ccts afld anc'es —bU_t‘.shw knew when to come [the Flying Scotsman, though there such communications as appeared RBRALD PUBLISHING CUMPANY Hoover to change his u Be it re- with the announcement of across! ::: no record as to wlllen or"by W"ITO;‘WI {’n your editorial page, July 23, 1928, | it was first given that title. e by the ex-councilman from the em e i a candidate is ou purche ), hie ¥ iterests as " . Jm;.\ 1 that a candidate is out for purcl by the Fox interests was | You can tell which one is boss Shot of Hootch! title has been adopted officially in 'second ward and may correct the Imwsed Dally (Buadey Excepiea) [ VOLex il if it s hecossary to Kies the etatement that all thoators of the |, it (b (e, Which o R "I wonder whero your father Was | recent times. On May first, it began | Wronk conception, r hic: oy, o 4t Nerald Bldg. 61 Church Btreet | (the kiddics to gt them it is 4 hard- | chain would cquipped for the dentist when they should. last night?” asked mother. to operate on a non-stop schedule |well as several other city officials in — {ened candidate indeed who will not |new devel pments, | e “At the Gun Club, I guess,” re- from London to Eidenburgh, 392.7 their duty towards the citizens of | 2 Mr. Hoover will get the vote of plied Donald. A miles. It leaves hoth stations at 10 cur ¢ity. ¢ SUBSCRIPTION RATES stoop 1o this species of vote-accu- ~ - - et th 7 ; 2 e ey 0K 1 RN =1 levery woman who thinks Mr. Cool- He doesn’t belong to such a|a. m. and arrives at the other end| The American citizen and voters of $2.00 Three r‘:mn.' 5 [ ilation © | TREES ON THE HIGHWAYS ida. s sorn leader clul)s_ ;n;‘a zwumr, ; at 5 p. lz‘ hl‘h’e”“on‘ n;;\el aver- New Britain should he gratified, that, « Mootn. | e o s "Sure he does,” insisted Donald, | age is very high. This is the longest dropping all disguise, our mayor ¢ The state highway department i Seud all conununications 1o Fua | 1. 0 < i Euige, mayor and - —_— J FALSE ALARM FIENDS B L IGolt 50 Semial o onayEreating B e VRN S 10 L T heard him telling Mr. Norris that | on-stop run in the world. common council has bheen called , Entered at the Post Ofice at New Brit- | il toprnb _[seqms to be ol d With 'the 4063400 4he only maunes 4. ahlch each Britaln, Herald, and your letter | | It cOSt him fifty cents a shot!” Q. Who plaved the part of the upon to legislate the voter out of his § oin a9 Second Clam Mall Matter. ] S 1¢ clly's fire appara- 14,44 trees along the highways are a player gets to bat all the time will be forwarded to New York —J. M. Stat | villain n the “pleture “H“"‘"“‘“'i constitutional right by political i bs:js ratled- out at s eapestie o linet R e s Sl o ] ehbes (Copyright. 1928, Reproduction Hc:\le S hgt;l;_ls in and out of our government, i 8 Blans the city, and there is danger of traf- | e e din A car once got petter attention Forbidden . Earle Fox g After reading communication of s‘uf,‘,,::'fi;.: ?‘.Ll;;i i e e T Himinated 10 | fite new, but now it gets more care | If We Can Only Hold Out! : Q. Cau stars be seen in the dav- duly 1925, oner understands it e s Ok 5 ; o order to dghten @ read:” that ug it gers nearer paid for S Dl sy fesige e time from the bottom of “a dcep carry the title, an act to prevent free the autoniobiles co! S sl edee iy i i i\\'eil? iy -~lxndrt:sslm\ of thought, and might in- vays. This is patent to all. Yet G i P Republie: A € ent by the ! 1s holdis s s 4 | . he U. 8. Naval Observatory clude other purposes. It is a good 1. cnls n”,\m‘”. .a\;ru: " : S Saa ibstituted; that sraionusd \‘w‘-v M« gr()\uimmr-]x‘vm]\“u v ”L Is Lol ; 12 up under the pests of va- says there was formerly a wide- title other purposes may be s n the City. Circulation books and prese bl ¥ [structed, vequiring fence posts op [MPOT 8L hiaxg cation, epread belief that this could be embracing that it delivers the v o dvertisers. . arms. Two of these in two = most neisy gricvance. Nack fli e d o ) 4 8 t delivers the voter oom always open to advertise darms. Two of these in two | o " | 8 Blaek 1l i mq)ugoh‘ Folks, done but it i now gencrally recog- hand and foot into the hande of the —_ days lly aroused the re of | gy Ty oo £ el :,':'_"_hw"-.“ TN nized as being without foundation. boliticians. They could have been Member of the Associated Press Chief his husky lads. | : i ¢ Flat tives on the road, demand by» Q. What is the slowest speed entirely eliminated from the right te ¢ e ,,,E’_, e ,_‘I,:,‘m;l,,u “ e o e ize that the ity o Mn.' nor ga ] that an airplane of the lightest type Vote or voice their opinions. The ;Illl‘:cwl: t',’;;”:;' By P s L ' s """ lcut’s highways are in large part E— can maintain and still remain in the 'St of its provisions renders every 8 credited in this paper and 10 keep, an due to the natwral d ts of | Sy Couproni s air? voter &0 absolutely helpless in their R uews yublished therein. reants; b Ia e b e "y) Boss: “Higgins, 1'm going to make A. Approximately 85 to 40 miles SUruggle against the politicians in iy den S ¥ al & wut g b2 ) you ,;lex-; manager. g per hour., and out of office that nn voter who ¥ difference does it muke whet Clak: “Do you mean it? Or is| Q. From what was the movie W& not insune would ever resort to which furnishes uewspapers and aduer owever, are better situated to note ally; whether there is a hill, or & » risements A. Tt was adapted from the novel Powera are conferred upon the tisers with a sirlctly honest mnalysie o0 o Al o 3 s : You can tell Ly the way natur R “Paolo and Francesco”, city government in the interest af circolstion. Our circuistion watistics aie & dale. Those are the things Which hung man’s arms that she didn't ¢ OF A PUNCHER - lthe citizens that virtual ut the; ~ased upon thie andit This Iowurew pro. should co-o with the polle | v o0 3ot pect him to pat himself on the i ea Malopic it s rtually put them tectlon againet fraud in PRS- Be | Ueat AN E the e | e € g S 8 | y (C. W & e |in the position of overlords. Citizens tribution figures to both national and 0 rhives faking the UIME | 1n the integests of safely there are Dack. [I'm a hucharoo — call me Texas QUESTIONS ANSWERED 25 yefl" A 0 TOJ must pay their taxes to the oveps 0¢8] A serdlonre. AL Lt AL EaMIE the statistics of the motor vehicle g 7 WS 4 g fly |lords. — R e | i S " Two things that ayert interna- I bail from th' Lone Star| Y¥ou “"’ B¢t an anawer to any Dissatisfied with leaving not a PR R R T S | devartment. They show that more tional crisis are a desire for peace | e question of fact or information by ; single shred of independence to the 4 York @t Hotallug’s Newsetal Times | STREET SIGNS |accidents occur along straight high- and the knowledge that cannoen fod- | 1y 4 town-shy bird an' I've rode |Writing to the Question Editor, New | _ The Lion, efficial publication of |voer the overlords can prescribe the 4 Square; Schultz's Newsstands, BBUfaDCE | (). ¢ (. Dittle irritation ! ways than along turns, where moter. 38r might refuse to sic ‘em, hard herd Br!!flmn Herald, Washington Burean. | St. Mark’s church, has been issued. !form and manner strictly according Orgpd (anual, 33ad et S tront Lhia Ibawta ot mltls i s M B e Where (' sight of a Ford scems | 1322 New York avenue. Washington. | It contains ‘matters of interest o iu the. 100 per cent Amarican Biin c ists arve forced to slow uy is th Golf isn't so much a game as a | S . D. C.. enclosing two cents in stamps | members of the church. leiples so much cherished by some of fe thi eraclon oL sty ® 4L AN- speed possible on smooth straight passionate faith that you could I kin take abuse from a wild | fOF reply. Medical, legal and marital| E. W. Schultz has returned from them. Rlogans can win a campaign, but yopsections. Al important inter- thoroughfire that causes many Knock it a mile next time. | cayuse, advice cannot be given, 0181 ICADiE%s Jewett City, Wwhere he acted as ush- | After mature deliberation and dollars do even hetter scctions should thus be marked. 10| rageies, That is where the loop the | i o I kin throw a mean rope, I |!ended research be undertaken. All|er at the wedding of Miss Anna T. |with a full sonse of our responsibile Y 4 SR s e el a - Youth: You climb a fence. Mid-! e other questione Will receive @ per-| Partridge and Rev. George N. Ed. ity this attack on pur Amesienn oIt : A 8 i : loop drive I Opportunity; gie age: You wonder what's on the An' I've carned my pay in a lawful [SOn8! reply. Unsigned requests can- [ wards, zenship without regard to party, sece Tilson again confers with Hoover, gy but to citizens who find ney gon’t indulge in this-species of other side of a fence. Age: You way o not be answered. All letters are con-| Runaway accidents caused by tion, class or creed to take council in item Of news that nobody necids (o« In sections of the ¢ity | yeckiessness along curyes, jdon’t give a darn. By th' sweat of my hoss — an' | fidential.—Tiditor, hm;-w; vecoming frightened at auto- | in lhls”lmur of our city's crisis re- e call to attention of Roraback. jih w 1 they arve not familiar [ s, o e — Wi ‘ [ Wi .| mobiles are now almost a rarity. It assert the fundamental principles 4 e 3 s st i The state highway department | o000~ Thinking you are | o Q What 2 l’:\r colors of the |ying onlv n ahant thn 320 1hat tha |Mpon which thi natior ava Ll E Street signs, as ) \ also presumes to have & say about interested in sports hecause you are T Bty e e nlm.»]nu’n..\‘((mn:i n;«_ P b e S e This man Raslgh s quite a. res fday, (oould De ‘hetber dlatributed fiees niong- atats highwiys travers- interested in sport clothes. Sna elen l-* B g ,‘""1_?"” i :'d"vmnt to sct a horse almo: frantic, || We hold these truths to be self markable He velalas WS Thers axe two sigus ab sonis duter- ing souns e toun slisnld sise up As u kid in his own back yard; |ne <0 M o,.f Wblic o Germany, |14 searcely a day pasncd without |evident; that all men are created i : 3 There is no legal justification for 3 : i flag of.the Republio-of Germany: eiih ancldents equal; that they are endowed by magibarslip n - tho Lnion) Ledsys »sections and wo) signs at othiors miore 10 ot it lie knpwn that ths Disl. i On a trail unknown T kin ride alone ). What are' the !Neplune . - e hiladelph Republican I T ¥ W5 L revolution that doesn't suceed AW I shoots plum squar’ with . & | e, ¢ L elop ut few people realize how many |their Creator with certain inaliens Slipu ot Bhiladelphin A SRR S R b A R na e A et G ot s RO R T B S e ; Rites”? miles a New Britain letter carrier A0 TiEhts; that among these are organization, but quits his job in st somp interssotions Of \segulate strests And fees within auy justificstion. I sut thiss pards that stays — ag: | A" The so-called Neptune rlh'.: travels in a year. These men start |ife liberty and (he pursuit of hap- General Motors, not a bl Sireets jutting from important traf- Vo i = el g Ave’ parformad for dhe. henefc fejout in the morning, go over their PINess: that to secure those rights i | | 2 Sl vy sHon i SUchee iy e ; bt those on ship who are crossing the | return before noon, ang EOVErnments are instituted among organization ic arteries, | S okt Rt P o rom th' herd an’ th' vange . o . {oquator for the first time. Usually ma R ften. |Men deriving their just powers from o | as to reveal her prof short e : ke a sccond delivery in the after. | . To put up strect signs costs com- Vitonw, Byl which ow ot o los tol L e they include immersion of the sub- oo, * 350N deltvery | the oldest (he consent of the governed. 8o Quigley is likely to chair- popatively little, and if they are sub- GONE; ALSO A GIRL its profile? B lll r_"o“l“b galls when yore * [egt in a tank and rising of Neptune | trier in the service, and he “_w | That government is instituted for ¥ kick talls o ate companicd by J ) @ = . : man of the 14 committec. That gantially erected they will stay put| *What fools these mortals he. — Par Al avdeiratch . Wranglwl)oom dhe water aconmpaniod hy it ey e e 4,10 miles g |l common good, for the prote | The othey oandidates: ave funnisst | Pt Seudecranc anglin® f rarcical performance. vear, At this re A n, safety, prosperity and happi- means a hot report when the echool 4 long time, The board perhaps has cie. The press dispatehes ray a Con- - "'r ": "“'fl et e net Q. Can the words “tremendous”, | T A ;""“' ;“"’ becoming a of the people and pot for the when they try not to be: bu ers i 2 ! carrier, he has walke, 5 s s 4 investigation is over aons fuliy el has bosn putting up | necticut. contrmotor i mising: ang. Wit LAY SRS DDA Bokerm | ; tevrible” and “dreadiul” be used in| o, 50 9€ A8 welked §6.150 miles |y onpy or profit of any mat, fazily _— more such signs at places which lso a girl, This wouldn't be so bad, hard, ko Will R s+ - he Was & the same ; The Opera house s the thipg |07, €18% ©f men. These funda & e g y L h X . ! . | buck like m Themendous gives the idea ot |, |10 HPeT he % ¢ {mental doctrines as the cornerstons New Haven had a “local thunder |peyer had them before, and should but a wife and son are won lering | e e e or enormity, tersibte indicates | M d.n‘*lrm'*inlfl( in New Britain to |of liberty, we do earnestly demand shower” that was concentrated in | continue the work until every inter- what it is all about, ‘im when that which ~excites terror; ana | | desiroved u“r“] The other twe | yegioration of our citizenship rights one spot scction his them. It cannot do this| The weaknesses of ankind are | An' thet dude Tom Mix I'arned to | dreadful that which excites dread or Hanna's hall was the Lana’s Mall | tor the noble ends and high purs = b too well | proverhial. Every so often something do L=t ples foar. Ternile 48 a - strongen. word \\:n ;‘o "»[» the glien andiic poges for mhion (b wias conoowal; Lami : iob too well. ! Bl- { ig | on th' round-up=—wlhere men is | than dveadful, but combines dread- |\ formerly known as Strickland " The history of recent years is PAINTING THE BLINKERS | Aotorists arc continually com- like this gets into print, Some men e Lrul with tremendous, jn such ex. _!{H- 1'|-lood on the site of the Bur- | pistory of repeated injuries and | The police department scems to be plaining about the lack of suffi- |and some women—well, what's the But for me I 'lows I'll keep | pressions as “a terrible lia \\-lu.-1|';;;““‘l':iflg "]:“J” as ‘”(;"‘ before | ysurpation by the servants of the 5 S et 4 : il e i ik 50, n hall was destroyed in | people their direct object being to well fixed for paint costs, The blink- , ghway varkers, Most of |1 How do they get that wa punchin® cows is both a “dreadful liar” and tre- | sama o - 3 | people ot B P 4 ld ¢ o Rl el i | s o ek | ' Till the ¢ "rare; | mendous lia 1573 as the Caledonians were gath- | cetablish a dictatorship within our ers downtown are being repainted (hem are from the city, The city has S e e ’ The true radical is @ man who will P ongn b o cappeal | Q. Tn it trie that a body weighs | CIDE O Uheit annual ball. *The ety governmont. and made to look like new. Inquiry s jmportant a duty to perform in POLITICS IN CHURCH spoil 4 hook page, if necessary, 0 Line (hem dudes but 1 jest | more immediately after death than | OP¢T@ house was the first building Yours for a square deal, lists the fact thut there I8 enOUEN urgcting strect signs as the state has| A pastor, so the papers say, re swat the fiy he is after, don't care before death? [ere which had really modern the- MARTIN J. KELLY ey in the appropriation to keep e hway | fused t | o el Sk . A. It weighs the same. There | 21Fical conveniences. The Russwin e RARRGY A0/SS A “d ; P e eI B BRI S e e I R R B e e It's Sot is @ popular fallacy that it weighs | -Ye°UM. which will open its scason | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Kers i repa L Kers. W T, 0 e n his ¢ e sn't give e-aged | ' Septe! pr the blink. rs In Eood vepaly whi; P omarkers. C. T. L. to meet in his church on 'one that doesn't give middicaged) NMunno: “These hilllboards are so|mere but thera is no Presrig o on Se p.l mber 1, is now the only ineludes paintine. | e | the ground it is a poltiical organiza- people a pain, and collegiate. [thick that there is no enjoyment in| Q. What is the Congressionaf | theater left in New Britain, This is well; butit would be bet THE CARLER OF POLL tion, | S - | matoring any more.” | Record ? = Aol ter it other departments of the city Vivester Z. Poll came from Ttaly | - That's carrying it a little tax | “"1““"‘" e ,',‘"0“1‘\}m Dillon: “That's right. You can see | A, It is a verbatim report of the COMMUNICATED d 2 5 : ained by an arctic expedition: Man ST E R G e daa A i B A it 3 8l2e had & lttle money on hand fof as 5 skilled clay and wax worker. | From time immemorable the W, €, 'man lire 12 fon without food. s [‘fill‘l;‘l‘l::; so::rmm ami’:l.‘:r.r::v'nl:‘mnl Ut‘:;: sn?«t 18 puinting purposes He was one of a crewaof such T. U. has been meeting in chureh & o 3 long session costs cight dollars; for| SAYS VOTERS LOSE RIGHTS 8 There are the electric light star sa o were brougl his buildings; had it not been f e In olden times there were « X P IR the short session, four dollars, or m— s erc are th ctric light sta artisang who were brought to this building Dt s or iy BNt e dlive e e teren FOR LOVE OF GLORIAY S0 e e IR R W17 Dotases ‘Dverionls i 8 ards, for instance. Those on Central ountry to fashion wax figures for churches the organization could hEAL Ty Kok ot Ghey alant By ",‘ orge Hyde 3 senti o dit F" ,;m' Tent of I v Are Tn Full Control. |} e PR AR i ‘ BIEEEER (= s 3 " i . NS B Ever sinee her first picture, T had | S 0 the Superintende ocu- | <24 ot gk ! park look as if they need paint v Y he famed Bden Musee of New “,”" scarc Erown fo ite present gict in an cffort to mend matte DeAT R TER S A s 3ut it was | ments, Government Printing Office, | Editor New Britain Herald: i badly; oth elsewhere in the ol¥ | pnee one of 1he ts of New dimensions. | T 1 "'] R st hopcless love, and realizing the | Washington, D. €., either in cash or are In similar shape | York. The Anti-Saloon RO TE oS |,”“,[“,,' n]‘:ld ""h.. ,»,-“‘:w,“,'\:”11]?-?31 hopelessness of its attainment, 1, DY postal money order. g ‘The city should always sct an eX- | 1 poli at that time—he was 21— | of a political or: tion than the | o “” ; Ak on the fieig | tied 1o forget. When her picture| Q. What are the comparative . INTERIOR DECORATING . 1 E 5 2 = o e 0, was billed at the local movie pal-|heights of the Woolworth huilding ® Whether one Is domiciled in a cottage, an apartment, or & palace, the 1 ample in the maintenance and ap- jag peen a 100 per cent artist, with | W, C. T, U., and this has gained instead of sitting in the stand where T i f and the Eiffel Towoer? aestlietic pleasure that is derived from harmonfous furnishings contributes 4 pearance of property 1t 1 nental makeup 'mueh of its strength from certain it is so much ¢ r to judge the would vow fhat T wouldn't go A. The Woolworth building i alike 1o the well belng and comfort of each member of the family, Good ¥ i 25 no room left in his menta el SLLRnE & g 4 | but my vow would always be brok- [ A AS e x SalIINE 8 tiste i the docoration wid furnisiing of a home s apt to Wstill I each one ——— for husiness ideus, he would have re- churches; indeed, it has been a prae. PRY. o9, Tt wis & T fisht, feet high and the Kiffel Tower | who dwells beneath that rooftree a desire o Tepeat the harmony of his e o e ; e | = TR o lis 1,000 feot. vitonment n Lis dally life. SUEERY TRUCK DRIVERS Ly incd a elay and wax sorker. He | tive of the league to colicit donations | ¢opreet this senfence: “My voung- ! owishing e w nts ql Smona SR LIS Edlct. of Our Washinzton Durcaw's lutest bulletin INTERIOR DECORATING 18 t trequently happens that robably would hiave lived in Green- | fiom churches, and in some of them stere self-sufficient” boasted the | Nelp in love with the glorious| _ g 2 i Intended to suggest to those with limited means how really beautiful effects h On Bl Jbiee Ghabkion, | Laana i ol C e 3 ater E s ) Gloria, What chance aia T have for | Nantes? can Te obtained with a comparatively small sxpendfture of money snd. thelr ‘]'« Wperator-of & lar y x‘ ‘- wich Village, or wherever the artists at least one Sunday a year is given father, “and can haye good time the realization of my love? Gloria A. Tt was issned by Henry IV, of own labor, Fill out the coupon below and send for It: a long run is accompanicd by « i spending mone 5 t y i e 5. 1598 4 4 helper. For many reasons this | congrgated at that fime, would |over to exhortations by luague ropre- | ¥ithout spending mo who was sought by millionaires, ll‘i";“:}‘l’;& ‘:‘l"“:_‘: O’I:’-m‘ ‘{’;\."]‘:r""""‘l‘“i" T A o i CLIP COUPON HENE = = o o — oubte & wise practice ve been conte woa owing sentatives, sl 028, 0 Du nd Princes! I hid my love | ©° ¢ s SEL r i undonbtemly & wise mractt i aen Botimtilo syt o Tlowing | senlativey; (Copyright 1428, F'ublishers e sl A sl m]m::un;lx?l‘leEg“W the Huguenots equal rights INTERIOR DECORATING EDITOR, Washington Bureau, ""I‘ :}‘""",‘f."';.”“‘ “"‘!” iy Ma |Ue and possess a crop of Jong hair, | The business of churches is not to | yndica ey b £ with the Catholics in political affairs. l Daily New Biitaln Herald, quiring it."—TFrom the state X e s [onanais solitiasi: b e | St . L vl S ies 22 N i . C. ] b etoiste ;,md look at the world thron wrtis- meddle in politics; but where the | It Spring and all the “orld‘",“:;u -,?”':'.'f“’s the meaning of the 1322 New York Avenue, Wa ln:;u‘n;r\'; C‘ peen . {1 atinE g0 personal attitude of meml on- . vas gay. Lovers' Scason— L le? T want a copy of the bulletin INTERIOR DECORATING and encloge here- Kby 30 | servations a s, Toyang. Sdaon o alUBHEN B2 oyl e e TAnaTod with fiwe cents In loose, uncancelled, U, 8. postage stamps, of coln to Physical fatigue is a o frequent | But Poli learned something at the | trol there is an opening for organizi- we. It wag in the late afternoon, | .yocs i meaning watch towe cover postageand handling costs: l caue of highway accidents in which zdon Musee. He discovered that the | tions not strictly religious, although | I was busy at my tasks. The feles Q. 1Is there a passenger y } i n e eaifer |rmone ranz A swoet v was talk- s i SShS trucks figure. A locomotive engineer people were cager to be amused and | they may be identificd with religiou: > it R 1 i known as “The Flying Scotsman"? vrees b ing to me, My drcams soared into A It 15 the crack train of the " ed to be at the throttle | would pay good ¢ r the privi- | groups, —— he My heart beat as A L a a ND N ks is not permitted to be at the throttle | would pay good money for the pr grouy g ;'v kv, My heart beat as & drum- |y ohion and North Hastern Railway D NUMBER .o.oeres more than eizht lours, 50 as 1ot to fege, He didn't think there could be | The pastor who refuscd to permit | - W. hington, July 25.—Forccast e '«:.l«"\ I::jn\m,.t mq‘mv, ’ bt Tngland; The sbmpany last tal) AT o iropardize the lives of the public or nuny Eden Musces, but there were | the W. €. T, U, to meet in his edi. | o1 e s e :‘"]“;“l'; issued a complete history of this > ; ¥ and cooler tonight and Thursday; | me—She needed me—SHE ASKE i r e e “The 3 the property of the railvoad und ofher ways fo purvey amuscment, fice saw the organization promptly e b deiny abitiing 0| M0 ROMY 0 B 1nm“r:|nmq(:;:;xm\'xly:]d_r‘“1({|~“.(:|rt]l(i “ol;('; 1ama rndfr of the Dally NEW BRITAIN HERALD, J shippers "he more he thought it over the gaining admission in ChUrCh norrh and northeast winds ; ver have ¥ driven #o fast A8 yamous Express”. The train has - e - - - = — .- How much more important it is more he was convinced that he ad @round the eorner. | o st for Mastern New York: | reckless. What cared I for traffic | peen running for over 66 years and that truck drivers remain wide g good idea under his bonnet. Any- [ It is somewhat different when the | Fair tonight and Thursday; some- |cops! I was soaring on the wings of 2 K 3 £ S ueh | W. €. T. U. attempts to influence it coolcr tonight and on the love—and love knows no fear. wwake, Nothing i€ more dangerous way, it would not require much rlempts lo fnfluence | o of Thypsday; moderate to fresi| We mot upon a country rosd. . . o By o8 truek driver capf to t out, so he opencd nbibed at a church party. |porihwest, shiftis ¢ and | Birds sa d 2 e rid P h B F t& F than u oo dri pital to try it out, so hu of i 1 chureh party. novilwest, shitling to north and [ Birds sang, and all the world was | athetic igures Yy rontaine r'ox - - up a small Cvariety” amusement er day objection was voiced northeast winds, glad. How heautiful she was! A N g : Pressure continues | thousand fimes more beautiful than A MONUMENT AND A DUME place in New Hasen serving root beer at a| Conditions: Pressure continue a to rise over the north Atlantic states. |in the res. T The main entrar to Willow | mhat was the ming of the church social, but the church hea §9 §55 2% e el et o So 1 repaired her car, and slowly AFTER PRAGGING THE LAW MOWER ALl .V‘K owN Brook rirk, flanked Spunish- Toli cnterprises. 1 did not take its ground and the root beer went tions of the country enst of drove my service car back to my LooKING FoR WoRK , GFORGE WASHINGTeN SMITH American memaori now a beati- | Poli long to give up elay and wax the rounis as plann pliing states. Centers of low pres- | garage tiful point. Tt i one of the beauty modeling: he did not permit art to| Being a good Judge of root b ure previil over Arizona, Orcgon WAS FINALLY OFFEREP THE JoB ©F 3 x 14 the Canadian northwest, There ; &pots of the cify interfere with a more lucrative bus- |is not neeessarily part of the min. g | AhRGIAR Hor during tha dd‘f"f"JG “THE GRASS IN “THE { But opposite, ross the Nighway, jness, isterfal training. Being an amateur past 24 hours in the south cent al is a dump, The cot of the dump Poli stumbied upon his smusement | expert is good cnough, plains states regions. The eres oLp dflA\/‘YARD. 4 centers of high pressure overlie 18 to fill ny ond. At the present id.a while practicing art ();ml(”nh‘ —_— jpren ; 2 R Sy e e | Kansas and upper Michigan, Tem. | rate of pro t take ®OMe ties come in euch devious fasxhion | Porat continue without ma- | time to fill up the pond that it sbable he would never SOLAR RADIA’"ON ]s jterial change in all sections, except | ;’ Ta there any po Wiy 1o con- have thousht of the theater business | over Arizona, where warmer con- ‘ | Conditions favor for this vicinity ~ : that the pond filled up at !cluy artist in the Eden Musce. | -— { fair weather and not much change 2 P ; the earlicst po: time and the Apt 18 stonc to husiness. canton, Mass., Professor Tells Why , i1 femperatire 2% 1 syesore removed in a Poli \ specics of Temperatures yesterday ! o A~ 4 MV Bty et ot ol bk it B : g tie Northwest Has 3 High Low i et 4 np t ook id Barnum. His axiom e | B R i £t not 1 hideo on- public what it wants”" Following H‘:n{ So Hot | Atlantic City 70 trast to ti ik sntrance cseription he de- 'Bostol 53 ast 1 e g I ption T them vaud Cesiton, Mash, Tuly 5. (8 ;‘n."!‘lln :: y = ille, drama tures and built marked inerc i solar radiation | A1 - Fe A9.5 THE BABY-RISSING ISST ment b to attraet the al doys ago was responsible for L, . L ") , ) ¢ rein 66 225 Hoover, while traversi vest s, 1t was a sort of standard- [the extreme heat wave which was o (0 58 Z sweeping the northwesien section of s said to have to ) 0 y s ze detroi 3 ) 11 v i i i nent it paid lar S iedaoiitiie e !”n it r: 1 brought to him by fond man He s, He p ved any Kind of py. Henry Heln Clayton, noted i . =4 ! d atteras ., Ll SFS TN ST g e e - Pt 10w types—so long as | melcorologisl. said foday. e said TS | e didn't Kiss the ike a 1 1 reasonable cxpectation [N expected that the heat which has' g (P00 | t regular candidate j= 1 to do. Doubtless he would have TR SpATes ST vt DA o i i 58 | the wost, would visit the east in a |y o 25 And thus has been raised | pleased to give grand opera lays although it might mot be yitl < 66| lsoerow iseu pertormanees also if there had m Nantucket e In the oid omen blie for it in the cities where he Dr. Clayton said he could not ew dTaven 4ol “1 jnst struck oil (hic)—a thou- s eould vote, it w the ¢ for administered amu N 1 cause.for TMaly's heat wave With- 1 Nuw Oneans 74 sand bacrels an hour (hic) v 2 out a study of conditions. He said. New York . 70! A most ca t to ki biabies s p al form the western heat wave is caused Nowrolk, Va 0 74 A Champ Is Born! Lrought to the ir 1 his property for $26.000,000 by an increasc in solar radiatior. | Northfield, Vi, 50 56, 1dwin, some six years old, carae huskings. If anythir o voe sum covering theater: throug Before answering off hand 1 would Pittsburei-. 80 g2 running into the house all scratched : - have to study each case. Tt is a2 g ¢ =5 and dirty nowadays should greater 10w out all o ngland. Th i X £t Louis 58 73 ¥ ada 101 ! I of New | nd i Dl very comiplex problem, Tt is my o Washington 56 70 dwin. what HAVE you been that the mothers have the r to Lamusement vendor now retires and |oninion that the earih's weather 1| Qoing?" asked his father, vote. But here is Hoover pof wother and la¥ger ehain takes con ! by changes in solar radiation. | “I've been fighting the Phelps’ to induige himself in this har trol of the Toli system. Much is sun s a4 very hot hody huf | pe——EyES EXAMINED tw vy HOltigRT Bt isda ot : od SN Soniitedin] .,: \}.1)‘ re m‘;:;..nd] ,m"l 3 : ,,\”:, :I:,\m.}l.:l vou have to fight uch we have 1= clonds »oth of them ? All we can say is that perhaps Al will be performed i T o 6 S a4 it Frank E. GOOdWln “Well, Daddy " ansvered Edwin, Smith will do beiter and decide to W chain takes hold at a [off its heat for a time and then sud- “one of them threw dirt at me yes- kiss the babies. 1f he were to follow time when the moving picture world | d=nly hr roleasing it. Tt is Eyesight Specialist . terday and I couldn’t tell which ene Hoover's trail and kiss all the infants i« confronted with an infernal reve- |1hIS chans 1diation that brings | 327 spAIN ST, TEL. 190! 0 I had to fight both ef S linereased temmerature to certain se {“Fontaine Pox, that Hoover retused to kiss perhiaps | lution, with talking movies threaten- o0 of the earth.” | GLASSES FITTED ) —Ida Kensmer 4 - Joh ton, ¢ a car $50 a charge in the terda ‘The eccide dletow Pperson cused Edwar| that t him. $250 w car w Louise by her| | ceived | faces ir A he accoun Knapp mornin, Britain A Mrs. England Mrs. Jo enue, Ki of Belm Mrs. Ch