New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1929, Page 6

6 T New Britain Herald be appreciably lowered through a | by allels that in the state, ex- | sort of international ches | so-called “‘cican-up” of the building? | cept in Waterbury the Democrats | This i new diplomacy, A N SR SOMEAN T I TR result, if it comes to employing 11-oiled mach and in it new em from the bottom too few or incompetent offici nd Republicans have the uy Tssued Dally (Sunday Excepted) | clerks, n t be st the reve rse | ma At Herald Bldg. 67 Church Street d 1€ anDane sy S G than that anticipated. The person |tus has been buil clever poli- | PREVENTING FIRES with a con ative tu { n 0 ¢ ouste n virtually every municipality i SORRCHIPTTAN RaTEe with a conservativ irn of mi ousted until | In virtual ry municipality in $3.00 & Tear will be o take many of the fon is lerably more | the I the mayors or other | current clai in of salt; trotted forth in officials this week have ed | calle 1 city or in than any responsible a Month which is to is willing to be | recer tion to the A str ct it is fire shown but be must ck—one than convinced with of the , be it oper prevention red at the Post Office at New Britain 2s Second Class 3afl M UL substantial evi- ot. 2 recial wecks hard to served for special always ans in Waterbury | mention and ¥ ity in a — ho - itizens i TON'S SURPRISE TELEPHO! essing only weeks. Obviously, E CALLS NEWING nomina of fewer g is in favor men who i to elect him over tire prevention stem in ies Damor hon W of, one that works all handsome margin g00d for s round, is a good i pe enough to lick the enemy. In |inent, ty of v proot build d on top of a political W erbury is suffering from Newington and the prece- | th American tems, and individual care L §0od one for the | that is to let the politici tion. This accomplished, the (R S T | we good citiz anee S ¢ to go down if A GOOD BALL GAME | white gloves of en the insurance con CRITICIZING CITY HALL [ in expecting | eot ey ddsalle uation A GENERAL PASTIME baseball game | Republicans in the Democratic Sometimes, however, they don't. i »pening contest in Chicago | citadel on the Naugatuck evi ——— Hall erday gave a nation complete | Will take comfort from the thou . s a . o e e monty wis| L' @CES and rancies | Dlayesth o ally t those ans in Chicago and others| d from that of| S identified with the city gov- re who ored Joe Mc- | former assumption is By Robert Quillen | i e e e | natura campaign of fi- cou the Bible condemns the civic building can be pardoned ings, a pitcher’s bat- | nancial education is continued long Thou shalt not covet | for being uneasy re o telling th an accompaniment of | enough the victory 1may ultimately If he won't listen to your side. what might result { ¢ for the . scorers, developed [be won. The Democrats might ex- | there is more prejudice than s |into high-strung excitement follow- | plain that all the relatives of the | in his side, 4 1 g the home run of Foxx, while the olders and their friends and = A recent writer has de A t i | ; | : 1 is 2 herd animal. If he longs Sy S e TR in rally of Chicago provid ntances did not turn out as | ;o e S (. Per. | CMOUEh excitement to last any icipated. lem -of a budding mustache, | mal fan haps wiser words were rarcly e 425 '-‘ }"‘J.\WFF 2P ol :”Tm n is more inter- * S e o Wl ot No e Herald takes satisfaction that | este condition of the roads ; is one who | 5 Gt 3 e O 20 e : ks it generous of us to give the the Playograph operatec front of | than in the condit of « S L i e s h vog » 1 in front of | than n the condition of city hall. | gttt BIEIROUE 0 i sport. Such eriticism, of cour; in. | the newspaper office was a popular e L | cludes the city government. A city | ePdeZVous for a large crowd which| RBETTING ON THE SERIES | Stll a womam's “no" docsn't governm rare I, nor do!€nioved the vivid portrayal of the| 71t iy signi ¢ that considerable | 1 s" to anybody except a S e o i i || G G T ional game, | pro-seriesl diseussion’ ha : t s £ the same | 1 > : Rty Ing .sport of the same | contered around the betting odds.| Some mothers retain the loyal af- thats ihere promiscdineforetthetacricslly termed “specu fection of their sons, and others & | | the more gentee ILECREG call the poor kids pet names in pub- oman [ the more genteel folk who indulge | ! pet names in pub- | a3 T in it. It is no different in principle City Hall. ight to be | A HEARTY easy to rectify that is necessary | : ; [ than betting on the stock exchange 1;;]mm one instance has the | is gratifyln is e 2 i th a hin P who | World scorned a reforme = is to let the t d girls in the | 0 B ying to discover that W A man with an opinion as to who Moricy: ?n 1 a reformer who was C. French uttered stirring words free of faults, will win the present world serics building know t lack of courtesy ¢ 1, | 2Bainst billboard advertising after an | variably is given an opportunity to - ¥ — | short and imperfect tail grows in|¥ind | is being noted and m L (e e el RIpLE You can be a true pacifist and | Replying to the Above of Even ipo pine B £ | Forecast for Eastern New York: | advertising man had given an equal- | back up his opinion with money Tl g : the place of the one lost. This| public criticism and it will stop al- | o s ; [ b2 | MONEY. | yet determine to buy the right stock | Date would say— i curious reptile Is rarely scen, as it [Partly cloudy; continued cool to- 11y vivid deserip! f e value o ol 19 Se eI oM 1 ime o " oK > % A T 4 i ! ol most automatcally. I¢ officials are | . ' ptionsotghe yalue ol Dhissscematitoficor next time it come Take It or leave it, T know, is the jives under decaying vegetation and |PiEht: Thursday increasing cloudi- discourteous the mayor can effect an | 20Yertsing generally. Mr. I°rench | having an opinion in the first place 5 E— | sportiest [ Teciesior in the aoll but sk sompe|nessiimoderato northiwing | R A V’,l"r S | spoke as a layman and he uttered | There are people who consider | No political ism is as foolish as|Thing I could say, in regard to my | (imes turned up by the plow. Forecast for New Haven and SRR thoughts of others who have been |betting an unalloyed evil and who | aepnior s, Who keep it alive by per-| heart; @ Wnaitie unitedistates ionam | UEIL S RalE toniER ERa R no position to judge the TN Ty D TR T bR o e L e o b uting it. | Though of the girls I am far from | her of Commerce an oftice in I‘arlfl,z“‘;;onm_mw T St el the building, nobody in it{ el Y ¥Ing | say it should be prohibited by law. _ | 118 Sielana Hcancen | ditions: The cente i be otherwise than ex. | CTCtS of the plethora of billbeard | What effcct a law against gentle- | Americanism: An idealism that| Herewith 1 send it, by ¥ of n! A. The United States Chamber of {2rea of }”Kj’{ kl‘“‘s*!"" "1"”1"- ’-"[ arcabl to members of | 24¥CTUSING along the highways. manly betting would have, however, | 00thes the conscience and uplifta | [ Commerce has no offices in any |the upper Lake region this morn- | > > 00 many people are apt to think N A G f 1ever is permitted to n t no flutter, for country other than in e nited s e | T ¥ peor ¥ t is mot stated. So far it ls fortunate | fresriors And never f el i s, A L HeL N RS He 0D (e D naluralioll byiat ewapaparataialikel biilboara | et e ma o B Interfere with divid | do not | States. There s an American angiisimuchfannrectaten SRR el innouie Sheesnel (SRR OBk ROl | . | Have any power to gladden or grieve | Chamber of Commerce in Paris lo- \e charge is made that there are | . : x“ et SRR Gheur upon his opinion is not| The pathetic S. of the big it. cated at 32 Rue Taltbout. IMPROVE : garded as o competitor of newspaper | jogally segregated with hootleggers, vy _crowd pro \cans Save | Therefore, for Heaven's sake, take| Q. Are there any states that do o spten . ¢ ny clerks and executives e Gy, T s 4 ) Our Shipbuilders P of have workmen's ecmpensation || B0 20 8l wesws sef HRg an BRI ke cors and what n 1 buil | S | S : 2 st officers and what not in the bui e e o e R % And please do not laws? ey corsectly pronounce the vords: Thames, We do not pretend to be an expert [, = 0 S BANALITY AND ART | Scientists say diferent specles | ene A. Florida, Mississippi, South || Soften. in? Do you like most e i the volume of newspa advertising B X % G 4 { f g e Our shington au has on the number of assistants to the [, ;2 S (i f”rfix( ;”' "]”‘ It may not be difficult to agree | N°Ver 'I~“”' in nature. W about | —Carol Blommer. rolina and Arkansas are ”‘]‘ only Il .14 iterenting hulletin eing y times th of bi a S. 7 % e itica e and o states v a ave V' K 's ontains n o verds fre artment chiefs | e | with Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, who is | politlcalibeerand ithe humb | = ‘éo;'m“(::a“‘k‘lz“]‘“]‘““ HEMEERR L oI i prerdy educn Newspaper owners are no more op- | Mightt e on laws. constru ariant. spelling P ! 5 {oll; C 3 a alson | t . & = V. iti one In c commot nista . Fi o et D oas e o e on‘l;rom{ o )1 ollywood ]ullrn 01 _But why do youngsters working| Detective Powers: “This is sure 2 lQ- et aioniEn s D o e do know | jofficer for the women's clubs and | their way through school by sclling | ling . 'l gi " “dam”? commercial nds than they aro| Hin 3 g jpuzzlingsclme L IS ENe D i isiness I extensive, and |00 L5 € ST : ¥ AT i1e motion picture industry, that the | things always try to sell somethir Detective Haines: “So will I, and| A A "‘“"‘ is a barrier h|u1‘“ s OPpOsed agazine advertis s " i across a stream or across a valley EDITOR, Wa that it is better to err a bit on the | MAVErtiS NE OT | ohier menace to the yesliestin (R0 donitawant | maybe the criminal will be so puz- | 22T e New York Avenue, Washin radio advertising. Proof lies in the L olea 1 stve Rlomsir vol” {or other depression, to ralse the crriontthelwronsil (SO Emnd s i e bann not how near or how far| guanking wouldn't be so effective| & S lims Trott, |level of water or to retain or store ant @ copy of the bulletin COMMON e apera 4o mot Print| .y may be from being great art |now, anyway, In the Slalan e S ater for the supply of cities, towns i N b ing denunciations of ot i had i e | or villages for irrigation, hydraulie has m it land radio advertis | 3 | : i FIVE, TEN, AND FIFT mining, power, navigation or manu- too It was just neglect the opportunity * = 2R Sai facturing purposes. e op ty to ¢ 3 i A RN G A hick to s rce e ¢ Rose Marie Gaines d b a e ; No classic has ever been a | £ Dick fown is a place where Dyihiosptlane of ; Q. What were the results of the || | srrEer axp xvanon 3 billboard advertising; and the lat- o o by R PR neighbor winks at neighbor when a| He stood upon a corner in down-| 4 o G ; 4 ¢ classic by anything but the taste | Mighbor g ien a| He stood u L corner in doWh | ara of the Roses in Ingland? ST I D R ter is dous solely on the ground that | of the common people. No work | Widower appears i a clean co i‘_o“"j *{”}“_ ‘”in SR huw ‘ol A The Wars of the Roses were || | ciry L85 pete with rconcern, it is an offense to autoists who do| ©f art has ever been perpetrated | e y']“v ‘]‘ "’t ,;}]"“ e mr‘m« . g ‘“m | fought between the adherents of the I am a reader of the New Drit. ti not drive into the country to look | oYt e CH D LRSS ‘ o PO e e IS0 IeRe Os Bl Sse HGussloti¥ork ianditheiHouse ot | BN ; A SSiEounLy K| she added. _The way to find the last fly of | culiar gleam that grew wilder and |y o e S8 M 0 (RS ] R e ! at biliboards but in order to enjoy the | | the season is to try taking a n,\p;\\l\'lur as taxis approached, paused, | oo St e ancland, for the v ovided by nature. | This undoubtedly is a truc state- | O Sunday afternoon and look at|and sped on. Yellow br;)wnTrcd— ) ¢ end of you se, | ereen—lavender c 5 an ( in Connecticut aga nt of facts. But what she has|."C €nd of your nos green—lavender — checkered Lot iy a I Sconed R s e e endless array, like troubles, not A H. lf M G . ertising is next to | ooked clement. It | P o e Sinele o i i Lt / ‘ i it e il Blessed fime of peaco—when it |single flle, but in battalions..... Mlckey ( imse ) cGuire : : ere are not only too |has been noted more than eccasion- | isn't your patriotic duty to hate pro-| WIith the forefinger of one hand sp a there S el e o | a fair proportion of what | Pl¢ yYou like and love those you de- | e began to count off the fingers of roallySpere o {ew capable me I 0l A evest wrt o spise. | the other hand, and as he did so, h2 willing 1o ‘ r 3 < S q | — muttered beneath his breath. onas Tt 5y 8 are mak dUORD L EAtnaY, o “"’ “‘fi | The passing of the saloon really| IVE cents for first quarter mile o : th were first regard- | did Jight the lamps at home. Dad|—and five cents for cach quarter down o raise | o is yawning there, wondering when | thereafter,” he said as a Yellow o lo so to a the family will come in. flashed b 1 o : o i n cents for first THIRD,” he Lot % TOME | Correct this sentence: “When muttered as a Crimson approached, 5 got of criticis said the | "and TEN cents for every ADDI- sy % s ive a | = public | TIONAL third.” after il | T e raster and faster cg s : - [INFORMALITY VS, DIPLOMACY 51 DY Fasler and fasten came the faxles T WATERBURY REMAINS AS IS The conver ons between Prest- I s e N cen s o= st halts o 2 i ) dent Hoover a er MacDon- | = e | faster flew the figuring fingers. 1 50 far have of 2 most in- | 25 Y | “Fifteen cents for the FIRST third, w I ) d—and—" like hissink steam Sy ears Ago Today b . g e i e e A " GlSCcURNES s e teeth, “five cen ten cents —and the ‘ p tional conditions w sitting W. I Rawlings s representing | —and—third—quarter—half D city . loz inln Virginia %o the this city at the state convention of | Suddenly, without warning, the I ororation has|ne s0rdentot FEastern r being | man threw up his arms in a gesture < : : ! in Hartford today | of unutterable despair and collapsed : ARTCCIEents as man Sloper irds will appear in | between the suitcase and the trav- A new uniforms tomorrow night | cling bag. & li T ) hen the repu t their ac-| T rushed to his side, along with a corpo ong speeches | o L | thousand or more other innocent | e siderable campaign literature | pystanders, and watched while he m and buttons bearing the pictures 07| was loaded into a friendly ambu- has 1in f and Davis + distributed | Jance. 7 great c in democratic rally last evening. : “Oh, my God,” he sobbed, “which ’ such cvidences of human relation tor Sloper has purchased 2| [§ the cheapest in the long run?” times ring I ; Vatw con thoLL of great nations | (¢ driving horse and William T.| Over and over, just like that. “Oh toan 5 23 S el HHOTE | gl oper has acquired a handsome sad- | my God, WHICH is the cheapest?" e ; Ye than in the out-moded methods of | g horse , i corpor o of is past. Their aginations are stir- | The water department is making And He Kissed Its Fuzzy Skin! thing of the same tendency has ts lacked pra re- . openhanded efforts, their | plans to analyze the water in Roar- “Say, Clem,"” asked Tom, as they noted in ting either that the mass aroused by public statements | 18 brook. y ¢ stood before a well-known painting. oo e St The local Swedish Republican | vdoes mistletoe bear fruft? le did not know w the essentials club will hold a rally in the ('nslno; sion was all about or en more edifyi on October 19, | bett 1 i h Mr. Mac- The barn of Mrs. Hiram Spellman 0 y ’ alGan 1o Quarter was completely = T ; e royed by fire last The s by tr s a T 1 or ( ot " 3 il iy a ¥ g rdwc 1 a at have | department finances ca | ¢ ke very low. The weekly Sl SR A payroll amounts to 31,400, % : e PR TR N An observer in this city sighted n £ - n. and ate merely be- | arg flock of wild g flying 1 efficiency 1 ure the Republicans ause the heads of the two states in- | southward yesterday morning. city may not be the same | bury cannot claim a lack of volved opened their hearts and ,h”r‘ The stores in town are making thing s efficiency elsewhere, who | encrgetic presentation of fheir ouls to one another instead of try- | ]““H '{‘1’11':,‘)"5 ;i‘:,.:‘l\r::n“l“\?\la:: ;‘; can prove that tax rate might| The political situation in W |Ing to checkmate each other over a [ poth political parties. 89 G shob | Maxson FoxwAzr JUDELL Send all communications to Fun Shoup Fditor, care of the New Rritain Herald. and sour tetter will be forwarded to New York | | Look Ahead, Boys . but boys, we'd s fall too wmard v this time of stmas isn't far away, ts, the kind she'll want, dear! No Punishment! Harvey: “That son of mine is ab- solutely worthless." E When the caucuses re held in ight instill much How ma % Ne¢ cently W, r 1. Mor- | confidenc 1 ibly upset the prevented CRR istrar of voters for eight | Democratic applecart. But let the | agitation revolving around the room always o s what might be termed | Republicans endeavor to place any |called ntion week, hov ns po of these ona ti and the out- | ever, 1 , not even the fire Member of the Associated Press e case, he ran in | standing eng immediately dodge | insurance companies. What we do ::':t":mllu e el on as an independe T sibility. Tt do not carc ow, however, is that cigarette | all news credited to it or © e ns become aware | to be mixed up in polities. They smokers to an number He tend to take a lick- | gard it o grateful task to continue to th ited stut st of the managers | swi ¢ out of the finan- | floors wi Voters apparently nd can prov that they such stubs into well of his ) good reasons why brush heaps in the woods dence in him in in private 1 fires. The Keenan: “Why don't you tell him ke must leave home?” Harvey: “I can't find him home long enough to tell him" o ‘ | SOME MUTT HAS BEEN | UP HERE AN' CLEANED THESE PLATES TO A FARE — You-weLL L ¥ Dusty, the Pup SSLIKE LOV To Carol Take it or leave it, my love, as the aying is: BUSI Her Label! | possession of the Crown Among ' James: “Who is that fine-look |the noteworthy results were: 1. | ing woman over there? The ruin of the baronage of Eng- Leslle: “That's Mrs. Griggsby, D.|land. One-half of the nobility were | A F.” slain. Those that survived were| James: “What kind of a degree Is|rulned. their estates having been | that? wasted or confiscated during the + | progress of the struggle Hardly a| eat House retained its old-time wealth and influence. 2. The war | marked the final downfall of feudal- |ism in England | Q. Why were the Scottish sol- | diers called dies from hell” dur- ing the world war? Leslie: ** ‘Divorce Applied For' —Amy Wegger. Copyright, 1929, Reproduction | Forbidden Questions | A, Because they wore kilts / | which were supposed to look like dfl 4] wqr | short dresses for women. 3 Q. What is the address of O, O. Melntyre? | |™ A Ritz Carlton Hotel, New York | City? | Q. What is poppy oil? | A The edible oil obtained from | | the seeds of the poppy. In Europe it has been used for centuries as an ‘edible oil and for artists colors. il O. What i3 a rattle snake pilot? i A, The name is sometimes given | | QUESTIONS ANSWERED {0 the non-poisonous pilot biack- | Tou can get an answer to any|Make found'in the eastern United | auestion of fact or information by |“AleS: o il writing to the Question Editor, New |, @ atisRheRTenkishiipopuliad > ritain Herald, Washington Bureau, | ‘10N ©f Chic el DO 2] i : A. The Jewish population 322 New York avenue, W. ington, [hes - : ‘| Chicago is estimated at 2§ I D. C, enclosing two cents in stamps | . 1 H z2 1 | New York City 2s 1,643,012, for reply. Medical, legal and maritat} ™" 2 TF (0 R . advise cannot be given, nor can ex ol .‘I 2yor .‘ AMEEICANETLE: 2 " | tlesnakes poisonons? [ tended research be undertaken. Al CN*ID POAGIOTS other questions will receive a per-| LU ety | sonal reply. Unsigned request { not be answered All lette! confidential.—Editor. at 285,000; of which | | there are about 18 species in North | | America, are venomous are in verying rattler of of th {degrees. The timber | eastern North America is one |largest and also one Q. What are the costs of obta s of the mos Ing first and second papers to be-|Venomous. The copperhead and | | cottonmouth and | : sy _ . llkewise poisonous. A small species, ‘1-‘»‘" For rv\';l\hv;:‘.tn:l Bing |1 Corat smahe Toina. . Fion [ L [ as noleon ki a et A PO th |papers) and issuing a duplicate | o (e G T | thereof the fee is $5.00; for making, [0 WOT! fling and docketing a petition for| @ Can scorch be {citizenship, and issuing a certificate | C1OthY : : [ (second paper) of citizenship, if the| A: Scorch upon cofton and lincn come an American ecitizen? massassauga are removed fromr | {ssuance of such cortificate is au-S0metimes can be removed if the | thorized by the court, and for the|fiPers are not actuzlly burned | final hearing on the petition, the fee | W00l and silk are disintegrated nt |is $10.00. a lower temperature than cotton | {7 Q. What is meant by macrocosm | 2nd linen and cannot be restored to e sy }vnm.— original condition after betng | A. The macrocosm is the great |Scorched. | @ Wnhat do tand Anthony m names TIrank universe, outside of man. The Mi- crocosm i3 the little universe inside of man and commonly means man | | himself as contrasted with the ex- ternal world. Q. Tell me something about the glass or jointed snake? A. Frank means Anthony means praiseworthy | Q. When were the Brazil South African diamond ivn\n-rml" freedom and an and mines dis- Take it or leave it——my love—/| A creature is not a snake| A. The Drazilian diamond mines 1 repeat. ] at all, but a legless lizard. It is|were discovered in and the Bending my head, that perceptibly | 0ften said that a stroke of a stick South African mines about 1867, | graying is, I my fluttering heart at your feet Lay ce I a bush, do I journey around | it? Have I a statement to make, don't | I make it? So, since it never can be as you| found it, 25 8 | —Walter J. Goldsmith | {ables it to escape while will cause the body of this reptile to disjoint, the pieces wriggling off | in every direction and coming to- gether again if the head part is not captured or destroyed. The ex- planation of this curious belief lies in the ability of this lizard to drop its tail, an act that sometimes en- the still | wiggling tail attracts the attention | of the pursuer. Many other lizards do the same thing, and a * Observations On The Weather Washington, Oct. 9.—Forec Southern New England: continued cool tonight partly cloudy, moderate northwest | Northfield, V ing. 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Beebe Teacher of Piano Organ and Voice Telephone 3284 [ YOUR uently misused = CLIP COUPON HERE =— =— —— — ton Bureay, GLISH say Can you Valet, : yhod ready for mispronounced, puzz wiil be belpful to coupon and send for ISH, and l postage hreviations. It il out the New Britain D. C Herald, Kton, ERRORS IN E uncancelled U ng c STATE ain Herald, ] —— - ———— Under o found & “Yes,"” answered Tom. twig of it last year I peach!” P. Pitzer. Serving Them Right! A voung woman from Philadel- phia hastened into a casting agency in New York, so they s and K- cd for a job in a show | *What experienc they asked | her. “I haven't any experience,” she replicd. “I just had an awful fight with my husband and his family so I decided to go on the stage and | | (SFontaine Poz, 1929 embarass theml" \