New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1929, Page 6

6 New Britain Hera!d HERALD PUBLISIHING CUMPANY Tsaued Daily At Herald Bldg. Mewmoer Audit AN AND MIE N0 and along 1 by ti The com FHE COST OF GOVERNMENT What at the But not dollars in 1 A dollar today compared with w 3 year santness The dollar i compared wi 191 “high cost of lar in news The of dollars papers of 1913 will substant difference 1918 and 1910 faltering r We'd tike to see 1he about a apes our 1emory take we actual Docit A WAL HOBSE PASSES AN AL TOMOBITL PLONLEER STATE ENFC form to and assist the gover - dry taw from the begin i< unpopu lar among a large part of the state's tion. and to this day admira popui for the I profo v is not state ha intly trice vendine gonernt DAWES A\ o h it 1 N it hority t AND AV NEW o VENING PROBLEMS INERONTING HOON TG question 1 tthed out ot ha has been oc for a long time, and after nt Wi passed Mt ipied tands. Curiousty cnough, be decided Supreme Court in the tain Indian tribes to bring suit in the this legal the L point witt Ly case inmvohving validity of a bitl authorizing cor- Court of Claims, a which was pussed ing the first session of the ¢9th ident s hut not signed by th 1t the Supreme Court decides in favor of the Indian bill. it will be a precedent for considering what the Coolidlg actually happened to Muscle Shoals bill when My tailed 1o sign it 1t may be, therefore, that he Suprete Mu Court will settle the Shouls matter for the Presi- ad ocus mto a the trunk ball limitations likewise onsolidations are likely iy controversial during Hoover adminis- The b the tration. line ready Further face ceset rolling, naval will President; likewise adhere World Count nee to Strongly interested promoting the th best of relations W Latin-A merica that the first prob- from source arrives with eaking out of a s two Lings of major W the Tuth carricd out rives - Colorado cam- at dur sovern- billion “three it upon addition < with a udge rived is said o fits 1o be e A wife who mexpects after “tter dinner than she hushand, is a person pologiz Prepar intend to ed to give her 1" tion never pays to dis know the of the prohi unless vou low blind on sat man having the all right, the rest of Esample ord <Al right with us for all 1 care” of can e 5 for 1t isn't eruel © wear the nes fur nese dog, whon siripped. dclicacy for the poor. denon tho if oats. €} is + table ed by S offere would Hypocrit - includ cad 1o victory him at Houston. smator 5 oy nom “And if you said the judg: 1o jail. 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I've been attending luncheon-clubs —Mother It 429, Reproduction Forbide Questions and Answors hinglon. 1swer to any tion by itor, New jurstion of fuct or inforn to the Quest ituin Herald, Washington Bureau, New York avenue. Washington CHCOSING WA cents in stamps reply. Medical, | and maritas ice cannot he nor can ex- ended research be undertaken. Al ather somal reply not be answered onfiden writing on or aiven jons will re “d req Al 1 1o Unsi ial.— I Q. Mow ere o the many amendm Constitution nited States? A. T A proposed 2oth wdopted by the not heen ratificd e 19 ame amendment Gsth congré by the ary nun with the ild lubor has aine Fox A Q Asx 14 From 112 to 114 How many Building and Loan dations failed in 1926 and A, Twelve failed in 1 and twenty-one in 1927, Q. What is the compositioin of hen eggs? What is its fucl value per pound? The average composition lible portion is 75.7 per 34 per cent prote per cont fat and 1.0 ash. value per pound is 720 calories. ' shells constitute about 11 per cent, the volk 32 per cent and the white 537 per cent of the total ggshells are composcd chi bonate of lime. Q. Can it be oo cgld to snow? Light snow fafls at very low Lur Where were clocks first manu- factured in the United States? A. American clocks were manu- factured first in Connecticut about the year 1800, by El Terry. Q. Where is largest clm trée in the United Stat A, The Americ tion that of cent fly of n Forestry Asso- ¥ the largest elm tree of which they have record, is known as “Wethersfield” located at Middietown, Connecticut. This tree et tall, and has a spread of 147 fect, a circumference at of 28 feet, and is estimated to bout 230 years old. What is Canon law? A, The body of ecclesiastical law, which originated in the Church of Rome, relating to matters over which that church or claims, jurisdiction. This system of law is of primary importance in Romgn countries, is 77 about b Observations On The Weather Was March 7, England: decidedly i ton st or Southern New Gen- and colder to- continued gale erally 1 ti Friday an cold; west and northwe minizhing tonight. Forecast cners for Eastern New York: Iy fair and much colder, ex- “pt fin in north portion onight; cold v in north and central portions tonight; Iriday 1 continued cold; warmer yi northwest gales diminishing snow e Con < over the ons: The disturbance that upper lake region y iy morning moved rapidly east- ird to New England, Boston 2 cs. Al ridge of high pr s over the Plains states a the Mississippi valley, Winnipeg 28 nches, o ® great pressure ters s 1 rapid moun- weather ntral valleys nd is advane- Atlantic statr velocity reported hour from the nows continue in Noew 1 portions of crably colder ad the o on upper s vicinity tempera- LIFE STORIES OF T0E IE PRESID! nd send = (LIP COUPON HERB= == == == o weight. | PRESIDENTS OF THE b interest | Temperatares yesterday: | High | Atlanta . o T | Attantic City . 2 | Bioston | Chicago | Cincinnati Denver . | Detroit . Duluth | Hattera 5 Kansas City . Los Angeles . | Miami ...... Minneapolis . ! Nantucket ew Haven New Orleans New York . orfolk Va. . | Northfield, Vt. | Pittsburgh Portland, Me, St. Louis . Washington . 25 Vears Ago Today | Building Inspector Andrew Turn- bull said today that the property owners will have until May 3§ te comply with the order about fire es- |capes. 8o far, two contracts have been let, for escapes on the Russ- |win Lyceum and the Holmes & Hoffinan building. An effort was about to be made this week to add a little spice to the municipal electoral campalgn and to secure a candidate to oppose Mr. Curtis in the caucus, but the wanted opponent will be in Califor- !nia for five weeks and is therefore lout of the question. Mr. Curtis |controls the caucus machinery and is considered certain of the nomi- |nation | The selectmen are preparing the list of estimates for submission te the meeting this evening. The tax irate will be 143% mills, 1-3 mill higher than that of last year. It is thought no definite action will be taken on the proposed changes at the town home, but the matter will at least come up for consideration. It is now understood that Capt. W. W. 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