New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1929, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3 . . that loest ,_wsuk‘. i 1l bar s ] Trixie H Ind gains ! 5! New Britain Herald 27 e S , her: 1 Vi | W i 10, 1420, and mort o HERALD PUBLISHING MPANY el X1 i pres 5 g : A 2 \ 1 G 5 T Ghir N ( y 5 b I 1™ u oAl A I ges \ “‘ 1 soutt . . Av He s Stree 3% o0 ed incid X vears b t . ’ A . 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T ends who think Grandma: “What does your moth- # Member e ABSOLIREES A 1 5 i € them to a loan hen you come hor i S st 1 eithe t you want b 4 a cre ] of co A one of Auy towr good town to the You can r to any $ news flex functions of mayoring a city. The man whe 1 opinion of himself. t 7 tac alion by 44 = I President could | mayor of Ne aryport showed the | ™ s it ur ous here for fifteen minutes Question Editor, New 5 Bureau of Circulntion | _ 4 i e (0 Aokies el roata = = -- Herald, Washington Bureau, i s ¥ : Lol ; SEICRDEEEE) L There are SONG OF THE OPEN COUNTRY w York a ington, 45 Jehiedis 4 - “ for huckies, per and lower Menline enclos s in st 4 i K] i z how inconspicuous another alone When And A5y y. Medical | and oAl STy - ¢ : . 7 oW ! { executive of the |Meddle clasa. has advise cannot be giv nor can x| c1nione of Russia o b < | exibie outside of the im- hespaving of is done in the | it and dream of the countryside. | e Hland o h‘rv countrie ioca T ries of the munici- | early hrning. paved, as you - i onjnred heir r amounts t h know, with good intentions. When sky meets e t the mead- 2 ostly being that stries 1 amounts to much in 2 with b e o e e The L 7 fous g andip s oRn Loy Oimilestawayil oy ihacle riding, madam, wil|J of a clean and wind-swept | €00 sleep. 1 8 : >regident, Who knows his name? 8o long as no- | help you to fall off. J Q@ W 5 c jon of !from the i 4 body in New England, for instance, Where each tall is a staunch | .o ng vermin AT of the “first| How irritat good man old friend e o LQE S Howldogs ELE — S 4 4 have his bootle reat him And e frail bud turns a trust 20 sl New York compare " URGENSYINon eveniRth 6 st Par e e e e g face, T, UILARAE LELEL) city of London? - burgh, the urge to A purling brook, with each purl a ’”‘“" ““ i The ( i A eeking burgomaster to Americ fer ‘ PRkl el d of the seay g nobody over there knew g £ s secrot tells. : v ronx, Qu % foolish in order to rise Stk ey sor o ) the ¢ Birase Richmond to mmon- levell of his pro- 2 I'our Quakers ¢ men at et fe vill g Everyone knows vou 1ct off chime o I : E ; r of the mayor of Boston, g ot i % e N I seem to s = ; xample; but not because he AT 2 = ¢ able man in offi Americanism lillions onderi p. bbat 4 4 A “ E . yecause has been identified how to get ahead, whi business | While peace o ving to censor | *¢8TChes eagerly for who are brooding I 5 ; ; 3 and books, T Others h gome mayors would b i s ¢ he is g sfled with their lot g it 1 ng ot . can ¢ S iatte o town! s s a el s ns g0 restless, ; s ona T 4 d 0 owe Vell, they —_— . is c : hen they at will relieve them swifily and t # ° e ade. | ¢ ¢ ‘ = ocate [ 1ble e liar { “Leuzos L STOP S P o' ; ime GOIN' WITH CYCLONE, I § ; THE. WAR OF NORTH CAROLINA g lattar . ough to par- WAVE To DO ALL THE ! i el s e war N . \ WAGGIN' fCR BOTH OF e A 2 flexible | bearing ser S E : gElote of North ( na 3. -To] g Yeranined 1nit practical o Bl QL i Gove tax ¢ s 5 Hoover | &re the high costs of municipal gov- | .. o e o) at is,t hortest time 01 t. the c rial nd when | €rnments, taxes, school cosis ever required to play r nine cservaiions e ? (&> || & rirtvonm Phie gan n lre Weather bill When a 1 < e TRy — - ” ! ough tim | fired ¥ n the g e ; CONVINCING CITY HALL clown otithe ad s iohold s ¢ 2 LOCATING THE “BIG MAN" - i - What nt Hoover o fter him," s « gossip, “and he ling LA mote and more foolist © us’ over th tions of the (TODY 1429, Publishers Syndicate 4 Connecticu e is the % o ‘ " 25 Years Ago Tod turmoil in o e Ao ears Ago 1oaay tile : g I o “ “ous TAtrIvEdont ¢ supplies for the poor G ¥ A 18§10 accord- g f 3 LA L ) al tow ef « - ere the nomine o cars crashed together B I . s pe n s ar & 7 in Eim Hill. Ex-Coun- mo rrite . e L) ihe Benators an bloc men W. H. Corbin and Henry 8 G G ‘ el ton received painful injurfes. : r ! delay lncnoosing he \Woman's club will open its hand - or to Mrs. Willehrandt gives and ter e en Octol ¥ o o ption he is having ) ‘ y Suble ¢ o iquor licenses will expire lat o ‘ : A o iz 1T part of this month, and saloon- i 15 will be ordered to make re- Ten names it the town clerk's office ct : ’ d there ig no | The roller sk cason will o of the lot in Hanna mory on Satur- e 1 nw tion enforcement s 108 t g SR Ll e West End club gave a mas : y S o pointe m T o ts friends near = ¢ « he Hoover administra- | 13 1toc st evening o ’ 1 ong hout the directing [ A. L. Thomipson 1 a ot ar in front of the Baptist t r o st eve The car missed L t less than foot shou German-Americ put er SITEATION INSPHIESSARRE | cin Bagicly will hold i Iy MnsOer she s ; tral block Saturday fhals . oy hEgL Sportsmen about town report that Wi CONGRATULATI ositic ry onable in huntin VOir is very poor re . or v ) f of the v of wild birds A e Va 1 it was hoped 28 LRl ngauto : R he st evening. A . ' i AR DIL0 formed and the following 5 plebiscite to be held President, Philip : r Ver viea presidents, Howard S t F and Goorge M. Landers; sec T ; W. L. Hatch; and treasurer, i i 0 H. 8. Damon, - : MASSACHUSETTS SOLDIERS 7 i WILL VISIT IN GERMANY 1i} chbe s ro SR Novel Good WHI Trip to Berlin to oyed during the to t ¥ bout giv- Be Made by Veterans Nest D s Year Under Plan t an ter- p re #aid to be willing to mell | Reverc, Mass., Oct. 3 (UP) He ross the sea which carried enem £ B guns in world war daye wil be shak 8 « s lieved willing t0 | an in friendly peacetime fashion by r ormer members of the A next tio > Jitlen ot onomic question that arises, | Y¢AT ¢ : s Tentative plans for & novel good SAID ECRE, tour, having as its purpose the I \ce amount of | iealing of the wounds of the great LPSETTING THE APPLE CARG oKt 1 ted i onflict, were announced hese today tre regio ot of | by Joseph H. Hanken, past statc } T Jer of the Veterans of Ior r I one 0 local veterans, perhap . npanied by cx-soldiers) fror < 5 i other parts of the country, will sail @ : for C next August to meet ! wor s Gern srans on a friendly plane ¢ ! According to Hanken, the Ameri A Sl in veterans already have been as- i 4 : ' ro weleome, German ex [ B 3 ol in many clties has I perior to ERLRONTBRLNG TG el thugiastically approved the plan for pro of i I reports” issued by state officials | as their products are availabie to | promotion of international good will. ! 1 i 3 PALANCED DIETS ¥ RVGHT KIND! ; . X ! v — — — — — -CLP OUPoN DIRES- e 1 wvas not i OVERHEARD the Atentic City Boardwalk } Aileen Ple A. Tris Speaker, while O e s s 1anaes Pathetic Figures By Fontaine Fox come 1o Atlanti: City this time of 2 Ulerypan jihicn Ahe tabbic ndd Rroie A DARN ToUGH WAY To BE CAUGHT HANGING FRoM A [©) Sl T TRAPEZE MADE FROM oNE OF YoUR DAD'S” MosT HIGHLY PRI'ZED GOLF STicKks ! Say, come on—there's a better win’ for the An coupla off; @ador vet. W ¥ near pips. No, guess they're e and maybe th hetter ain't fr b someho hers o vy, if I'd jump in wem beauty jud 1t frowz, o5 Musti been w bunch o saps puts | me off Haskell Coffin and tha! gan: < ? Evelyn I don't shir's eally bl Let's get the tabloid an dug up any Presid the boardwalk ain't vhat it cracked up to be, though 1 admit it's got a lotta cra rather be on our own strect cating Her Rouzh! K: “What is the or mother-in or pies when sh vi I hook it up with “h fur- | nace in summer and the artificial ve- | trigerator in winter Sybil Minard Mrs. | Wheeler is this room? e my ts us 1ehter! Dark Avcolored man who runs the « vator in a big pbuilding to which lition pas been built wasn t toward the lay recently when a lady d Say, will thi ! ciou end of a4 ha clevator take i the new annex Lady,” he said sad] it hesh cah would run sideways Ah'd o home in it tonight! Followed Dad's I Fred, Jr well, 1 Father: “To whom?"