New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1929, Page 6

(] NEW BRITAIN DAILY PEFTRAI,‘). MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1929. EVEN IN THIS! New Britain Herald ...\ i Wi o i o v ' Fgets and Fancies s e ! tour. Issued Daily (Sunday Excepted) - At Herald Bl By Robert Quillen BSCRIPTION Tt $5.00 & Year $2.00 Three Mon Send all communications (o : o Stop Kditor, care ol the Ne Couple Dead Britain 1 . and your letter g n the . ¢ In Woodsville C will be forwarded to New York tor D ! ‘ £ the sdsville, N. } t. 16 Entered at the Post ¢ as Second L S | e st o v romen "B ricaere | a1, AfiSwors Member of the Associnted Press Whe Associated Press is sively titled to the “ ENCH PROTEST KILLING t. 16— Member Audit Dareau of Circulatiop t can be reached ¢ the in- ana . E : te think 1 is enizatln incil or comr of fact ntormation by AL M 1o the Que Editor, New $'s inm Herald, \Washington Bures Which prove hey ew ¥ cnue, Washi big thiey re scare >.. encl two cen cal. legal other guestions will rece St oo cauents can- Observations Gl On The Weather wisible fic lanes on the city looks more like New I fair expositior ain every Such 1 ! 1plshed. When he leaves the field rlier hour. ssure our neighboring tov are of al politi however, and value; at least, they do no F hes out 1o present fasclsm d A the plan to protect schoo larer able conel wat not only fs by providing traffic policomen near | the 1 of the Itaflan state the schools. ] it ! his own | regalia i ot he (emr ! : Raisen h has ¢ . inted as th ' one 1 in unavoidable sewhere. occurred within the pas lays. < > ¢ o uation is A bus not only plexus as to pr of road travel ernoon musical intent upon whereve flicte S X hi been using their driving too fust in order to #0. It has been s many stances that the e bus is no certain ¢ passengers will escape injury in case of a collision. Dus drivers need as | wor careful training as locomotive en- gincers; and their hours of employ- | ‘liberty ment must be reasonable in order to “atehword ch an audi- t i 1w ra . o avoid inefciency at the wheel. tlon. The thre r t to tortum in \ with the high ¥ 1 re 1 . X A. Her latest vay Dabie Girl Iron Without SCHOOLS AND POPULATION ' i i it the i b a backward 2 = There unquestionably is food for cht. Jor a thout at least o ; PAIR AND WARMER- thought in the statcment of Sup > s. Tl t're in with th tendent of Schools Holmes that the | - : “ T i secured t wi el ) 7 1 < 'he togk my heart by schools in the northwestern section only 10 eas of the city have stimulated popula- Austria is facing a 1 stile ‘ortunately Ne jritain s conecienes ion docs, —Henrietta Wahl ) tion growth th 2 Sl i sl el B that the pub- . Th ; : ic m o skt about his re- Parents, o1 the ¢ to live $ it is now for them to do, take the days of of schools into considers ‘can be said to be population No owner of und occupied real estatc, ,“.,m;, AT " The member g ¢ ) . . e it of t 5 u niclog : S G BT oo (6 e il SR O U SE T G e 25 Years Ago Today . . ; falos of e un'corn sanee e or P licyl nues to pulled Bobl i . b o < ot sa kneo and tried to ex L S fDhe SV i . 1.of the First|ter, but could see that probability add value of his aRen thinzs 1d on ocea- | (he teachers | the nor s he oy dent that Mussol vould | sion a large auditorium. Twenty |mal and pul « t for the doc Then favor upon the march of s f w cltizens wil look | P4 0 | urni 1d: “Well, is it true 7 Devil, or are, you and the construction o neart, He woul n t the school <0 adva ciations of property. PUPILS PER TEACHLR : 1pon en K wit on upon the fore- Two items in different sect HACELY mous “march on t t wa exhibited in New Sla suace o . 2 1 8 o : - hilip Howley sl R ~CLIP COUPON NERE the Herald prove the same thi sritain ir construction of the | St tory “ba it the ' i 1 ; that there is a maxim ot i ‘ i H 2 g a t \ 0 About 200 we ent « ANNOUNCEMENT A. General Motor pupils that a teacher can i : ; 1dnosspdit dttended by G e o g p {Poit, Michigan i LA 1 - : & By Stuart Worrall i eficiently r 3 ample proof of his ability t = 5 QO ¢h three In Elm Hill i | la t peanut crops ing in action 2 the r LI t f possessing such an audi- |, e L for sale, under year con- | A GeoTglA crowded conditions in the I i ) torium as is under construction at [Clark, held at Schentzen park Sa advertising space in all M8} 050y 0 ama 146.0 school, making it n COMPLETING THE APPROACH enlargad high school. If it is ! Alernoon Ry Areal L ithent the va of faxi in Qi v alneed O ba 100 foremer TLENLEIO N - ' <! Donovan in the photoplay Newlngton soh ool district ime : necossary to pu selves on the Sl - i ek g display has | D! I & special appr T of & 1is t t impre K, we itancy in do- | ('t *. Smith L overlooked L for an addition 1 e tin ¢ cii 1t sometk ing s0; and we did not flinch from Lixliepacel IRl cu e B o - Tone the issuc when an issue was made T & " : ) vas ma i D ned from | sage for the super-public present structure 0 it ; L, New| It is infinitely more desiv: out the ‘municipal advan- | '] | > CARDINAL TAXI CORP. for the man . ce, becau S0 t 1 i ; | s considerably emaller than strect car sy been t E S b ont T 3ri 1 throll 1 trons are not concerned v had 47 pupils : ! ; - i B the I s fare. Or even with officials h s 4 Mo Ll ; pepiorecle 0 mds | f should be the mavimu t e th the | tr ed there were no regrets at | s iy artern That they have 1 teacher should 11 ity ¢ , D! i 1 gathering me Mar tered ihe | is proven by their presence s : ¢ placs i roportions to be | " Automatically, your mess After having 5 HOH AT o s rtionaitoRg fine 1 entri jeen re-|a preferred class \ . L : : = ceived “hysical tor J AN ADVERTISEMENT ON THE report of th : 3 LS minate rather 5 2 jushnell ic even t CEILING OF A CARDINAL EotEdROCR R 2 o o : ; o BV e : i 5 i sritai NOT ONCE BUT OFTEN ) ; 3 i i des also many erack | consider the number of traffi As ar ! 4 d ! ete ) cops to the mile, in this city. A | paragraph he achool < - { i o football 5 Benco sl UG LG Al ; | ey \ditorium is Wby or because it is rainin the vic ot 6 i N S ; el ) R e i, AND YOUR MESSAGE HOLDS 5 1€ | Booth, quarterback; Humason, full IHEM Il make |pack; Germond, right Ifhack thisRclty Eanb et S KIDDING HIM ALONG! . Mrs. Thorne: “How did i })arent:‘; Iz’elle\'e Ii’):« le your husband to be OO I LLE GLIUA t . ! erin suf Lost in Small Boat ing himself? My husband WHE SET LR 1o usc it \ the futu New Havenm, Sept. 16 (UP)—Ap- | $10 a month at the barber's.” parently tho parents of William| Mrs Blake: “I told him that a Thompson R 18-year-old Yalc n as handsome as he ought to be | professor’s sor ve he was| delighted to see his face in the mir- ind the t LIGHT Bulgaria as and knowledzg: drowned while sailir ar his sum- | ror for 15 minutes a day!” mer home at Hancock Point, Me. — Arthur Hopy In a telogram to newspaper i proportion of e R 5 3 » Drolesson ”‘f"’m\l’,': AL L IT'S A WISE CHILD—— A society woman turned actress, | ed men . S g % i . A p ram s hrongh the aid of a well known g - b v E 1 oung i star 1ble to obtain an inte the square mile t y other t plet t t Hag youll Qg 5 quare mil 1 s legit 1 suilb had beer 2shed | with David lasco. “tion on earth. The outy f d It ' fo: ool i o 1 t Winter Harbor, Me On the appointed day Belasco re- | s < 1o ladics in his museum Ngant a5 extenaivact e L piate PRIMARY TOMORROW 4 started to show them varioug | S b i e adelphia, Sept. 16.—(P—1Ninal | ob of interest f as become 3 " to voters today by the two ddenly, in the midst of the con- for control of the |versation, he wheeled about and Only five per cent of the t 1 T time T t 3 | i T ican or \- | scized the rocdety woman by the | < er clocl L ed ol ) d for by Senator-elec ts, throwi her to the fic opulation of Bulgaria is erate 1 one ¢ : 3 ! d Pop ! 1 g v nicl i are, marked the ciose]He gazed upon her in this undigni- ecems to posse educated colleg cerned.’ which is a source of much ost P t 1 . v a small o mary camp: istion for a moment, then Bulgarians. But a literate population mary tomo _ | tapped his forchead and said, with s one thing; too many inte tors will nominate candic ow gravity Lt = X, tFontaine Fox, 1929 voted for i November. “Too bad—no temperament.” Gronuls