New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1929, Page 6

New Britain Hera!d HERALL PUBLISHING COMPANY (SucAay Excepred) €1 Church Stieer Tesued Dally At Herald Blag BUBSCRIPTION RAEE 3500 & Yenr $200 Three Munine . N Entered at the Post Office a as Second Clase Ma New Hritair Matier ELEPHONE CA Business Office Editortal R 1HE HOOV MENSAGE tle advertisiug The only n the Cit room alwaye © Press Member of (he Associated ne Awociated Press tled to the use all gews credited lited m this oublished t0 Audit Burean o Member fte A B ation upon Epainst, ¢ fgures OUR CHORAL 11O . THE. TIAPROCK INDUSTRY THE. WISCONSIN VOT ENTERTAINMENT York Hudsor ancient company v a beauty 10 the st I mountains are Th entertainmen wholt traprock com- vantage Nowhere on cart} state hooths containin to keep rp l0okout upon devices We are gaming the public likes away and might But business is overdons eauty spots. not HOOVER'S FARM devices, Prob of 1row money to many o are classified as their Knewn difference of well be given the loss for- “dirt opportunity. at Savin Rock the brethrey The The resort could Ne between *h worry dirt power be one of the best along the New England coas s ccomomics But it loses in reputation and pr irist doesn’t necd to tige because of the excessive num- Whether Fis venture pays: the ber of gaming bhooths on the prem. farmer blames the party in isex. Too many citizens get disgusted and don’t return after one Savin Itock could the 1sland of southern New England: it [themselves upward one year out of whenesver and prices th erops are un- trip. satisfactory, which are three years he Coney | ont of four. Prices always steady » NEW BRITAIN DALY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 192\ r—the year when canipaign comes along. And so we learn that Pres tHoover 15, and has been sir he owner of a farm of 1 It is said to t 1 of seientitic operation and di the My cation.” During » Hoover harvesting season OYS as many as 200 hands MORE TRIIGHT THE. WOMEN ind making He ors drop one him # pe dd ind eight ne th he made a permant the vor rmane iriver hosemar tute “nt me should be nts in f heen tryi h in still rmanes would our substi ar w One of thes city ars ha o a station town and not successful At a special town meeting in Turner hall last night, W. L. Hatch presented thA town home commil- report asking for $25.000 for improvement of the property, while 1. 0. Kilbourne introduced a minor ity report saying that this orbitant There was much of the merite of the two re- hut Mr. Curtis’ motion to re- for pack to commitice was lost. Mr. oper moved that the sum appro: their end of th hopeful was ex discus sion ports, Attwood's ted man is to appaint take « property the il dorsed Niain while Mr. 000 and secur pproval This was adop- mocting and the chair- 4 committee to he work. None of Phentone A Etanicy purchased unde the city's option Platt ised it to $1 a M| by the harge of ad joinir will plan a expire Auction v entire at new sale—1 closing ou ewelry, watches tion every afternoon and ratory 1o removing to Muin streer. M. P. Leghorn, 417 t—advt am " stre ilding Andrew il is confined to his home on Ken on street by The an club me Q.. T Mal Hicrpe, e approy Tnspector Turn- iliness Swedisn-American last evening Curtis for 1dl. Angust Wallin and Justus Wallin council place Repib- ind en- mayor Toim for the public? form:s What in to confess in pub if the President t man is, Mis To Maloney Betrothed F. V. ’I'rac_\" of Bri nd M Mo ther Pay erms o Colonel House Has Comfortable Night April 4 Pt Hous ard olonel nued roan removal personal said 1he recovery af the His for fadder 1. Dr had 1 was in tumor A. R Laml p a comfortabl! very good” condi- tion this morning. He will prob Bly have to remain at the hospital where the pertormed for three receiving no of a h physicis colonel night priv operation w or four weeks meanwhite visitors, D FOR SPEEDING Officer W. S, Sirolls A. Belkin, 36. of on the Main ARREST Motoreyel arrested Mie Black charge of street ael Rock avenue, speeding on West shortly after 9 o'clock morning. According o the Belkin, who is proprictor of in Bristol, passed Corbin avenue at the rate of 28 milee an hour. Ho w rel a4 his own ogni- ance for a police court tomorrow. 9 officer a stor: on rignment re in this | | I The Ungentle Reader have reader’s eramp. want to read no more any mention thercoi). 1 cited with cave men Iparty who is foud des wii in a heap™? And shostuft in Americar ation, really, you know— valet. And 1 1 never see on anl peless never a darn saw it Werntt. w0 0 he forwarded to Installments! call my girl 'G'M “Thass a funn true \ you her that We Newo in handy s Cash Umibrellas couns When April biue clouds obscure Dut I - you still product you ha T married A PAIRLY SAD STORY Iy Da Why Around 1 ki 0. aolit neler Apri £ eranite ot wer e Horitie 1 sl Wring 10 the Q it Heratd, Washi New York enet venie, W 8 tor repty. Medical he search be undertaken will gl ard wvice cannot en. nor e tended ¢ other qu reply. 1 stions receive a sona ot contider Same Old Siory ! A MOVING DLAMAL truggli of hair like burnished copper, of roses (or 1 sur- Why does the ys ie 1 say, ) con- don’t lac namc et ion » any by w N. nean 1ton & 1WD conts 1 stamps tal —_—eee Ly acts of the Imperial Parliament, unless especially named in them. It is a great summer resort for the people of Lancashire and Yorkshire. The manufacturers are unimportant but the natives derive a large in- come from the thousands of visi- tors that come there each season. Q. What makes a person yawn? What makes the tears come to the cyes? A, Yawning i inspiration tempts at the mouth, fauc widely open. and the lower jaw de- The succeeding expiration d both acts are usually by prolonged charac- Yawning is involun- generally caused by drowsiness. ennui or fatigue: it m; 1> induced by the sight of another person yawning., The muscular ex ertion o stimulates the lacrymal glands and causes tears to ome to the eyes, What a prolonged deep following successive at- numerous sonnds is vawning Q is the population of the estimated popu- Wheers Moy the song “Ev Has a Meaning of ariginate the o m Q dia it ment retta | Folix H dame osed Dy o in posta Uhited stamps of post ates consist- £ some provisional issnes by the Mexandria, Virginia, Maryland, in the followed by nsters at Iimor were by other Tl v the was that Sies 11847 tamps ernment fed of twa varie- ent 20 consus pass? p- peassed bt did House of It not come it csion ot st proceed t thiat fixed the nuary 1 o 1930 ol 1 the Qbservations On The Weather o Mostly prob somewhat outh coust; 1s Friday York Friday Jowers in wtions: son contral i continues Charlotte inspirations, | and glottis being | | states Lut the center of the westein | disturbance remains over the North- |ern Plains states, Sheridan, Wyo, !29.60 inches. Temperatures con. |tinue to rise in practically al scc- {tions east of the Rocky mountains and range between sixty and seventy lin the central Mississippi valley this | morning. Scattered thunder showers ! were reported from Tennessee northe |ward 1o Lakes Huron and Michigan, Conditions favor for this vicinity increasing cloudiness with mild temperatures, followed by local shower: } Temperatures yesterda Atlanta Atlantic Boston Tualo Chicago Cincinnati | Denver . Duluth Hatteras ... l.os Ang lcs Miami Minae Nantucket Nashville < New Haven .. New Orleans . New Yor Norfolk, \ Pittsburzh | Portiand. S1. Louis Washington polis . Me.’ Carlson to See Parents First Time in 19 Years Andrew Carlson. veteran motore fman in the employ of the Connecti- cut Company. will sail April 27 for Sweden, to visit his mother. brother sister. whom he has not secn 19 vears. He plans to remain them at least the cntire sunie an, | for with mer. Motforman Carlson lias been in the United States for 26 years and made one to his homeland seven fter his arrival here. He is a veteran of the World War, having served in the nay AD HERALD CLASSIE I'OR 8I visit years B D ADS (FELLIN LOVEWITH HER WHITE HANDS | 1t fanl in tave nob af Tee-Mint be- hands and her win e its heauty proper care. Wom 1oby thein han s lands are he ely “white ton if M ' 1] tiem neg et gern. Dot for appli Mint the sizos wing e arion in two pepular CONTEAC -— = = - The Washing cvue. Washi + Lulictin €0 ing ndl of the NEW BRITAIN T BRIDG Bridge wio will find in our on o Warhi the esceutinl polnts s _scoving, definitions playing The bulletin is in- Auction and wisn to the 1 mail as directed on inte on try PON HERR= = == o= o .1 and efclose fere- Rureau New Britain Heraid tgton, D C TRACT BRIDGE, . uncancelled, U. S. postage stamps lo‘ TATE HERALD. THE PooR NURSE WHoOSE CHARGE HAS JUST DISCOVERED THAT HE ¢AN OUTRUN HER . ) why (The owner ente What “Your desk At fiftecr “Wait it all x ‘doorway ) yes on here Owner hour it Boss now Loo is By the v s the desk caleulation, t me a crowbar.” Mover: “0. K., “That's the we use the logic George, x—y. | { | cond s lgebra, The doorway 1d the desk equals And the desk is | can't move the Now cquals the desi the docrw «tuck doorway O see? And we ner Of course you can’t move the doorway | Boss (waving the bar trinmphant- Iv): “So we're gonna tear down | the K | 3 { Would Be i Host: “That building over there Is our silk mill.” Unele enn: t nust by think huilding a lout of silk!" NoT | EXTENDED. th Just that Cracky, thing. like, n e nsive | (®Fontaine Pox, 1929 The —Mrs. Charles Jay Bell $yndicate. Inc