New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1929, Page 6

/ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1929. 1 to be int ed; but Charlie gettir e o Facts and Fancies were w6 1 9| 25 Years Ago Today !L]I,‘f“'lni“(iif S i New Britain Herald |/« " HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY Louise: “Nof offense, defense 1 most of the 3 ! i p he told her he 1 the ! ndiff Condi- ooy | e Connecticut day is being observed Tssued Dally (Sunday Exeepted) : i sald to thar b g W o o AR e e t the St. Louis fair today. Many © At Herald Bldg. Chureh Street 4 d an | r million zloti FoxrATL | L € o > discovers & 1€ | )5cal people are taking in t fair SUBSCRIPTION RATES | ol Save and Invest wisely 929, Reproduction 5. 1% Gaffney nomi £ 0 0 T 5 1 over proven instances .,\1\ o ; 1 fnvest w ‘n ‘l:‘ unichtions to Fun o )"H 5 1‘1 1" et the democratic representative to the &t $2.00 Three Montha that i y not quite, de- ©f poor ft is one | oy snobe of your chil. || Stop Fdltor, care of the New Tl probate convention lust evenin 2 Month of th hologists | gren, : Britain Hernld, and - your lewer || There was no scssion of I | o || wit ve forwarded 10 New York || court this morning, a very rar Verad At ihi s Qaw Britain 1 e - | thing in this eity Jpierer ot f"’l' R Sl MRPLANE POLICE 3 of Mayor | TUncivilized people are those who T e R ool AL Ssonc G al Gonneatiout will fotn sl Walker, which of course is & Tam- |come to their end without making \\‘\"f‘ R G e a member of the distribution ca colont il ol i Mg | Wilker i o coneu s & - caes o (i s witoouk ekl i cuse i fommrsotnte | @ s memier ot the driuion e TELEPHO} LS o Juardis . : it 3 < | Order of ter helld in H mithe fax srs by Mr. La Guardia, the il el o vial v c i Business Om 9 ' ‘ ¥ 1‘ = e | e reatest enemy of progress | We Surely need ‘em, Tolks, no kid- | TEla BTG ST D ammissioner Whalen o publican candidate. = Mr. La who inyented the | ding B. Penfleld of trect has {in s 2 R e i LimEcIfne Heentey Arvinio e { What if they clank a bit, those| : i jolkes? Ee g o — - ; b only prof ert ¥ o n alist (o his present status —_— | Bl e ‘ s } g J : o eyl from the gloom | el A ¢ 5 a lcan in theory, and he b ne n b, Fol S MAES o : Sl ears B the word CRL RS 0 A Statement of the St s s 0 for publicity equalled by | XY el i v | s : : v lose the clection, but Mixed-Up Time! oo | OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT Member of the Associated Press X {ug | he gains in being publicly known as | Ar Eooil hine b e Lol | W Toruy: e i tanto 1o | / N y — ’ Jha Amosiaon dnes uhicxilhaialy Ben 4 S 1-hitte fita 10 el Dot didn’t leap aside and| I'red: “What now 2" c— E,_,C T T i i e e T e B e e CIRCULATION, ETC. i d bl B Al ( Gonllona \ 1 I Sl the Give: to be trained to the minut QUE ED | sy news published therein witho o dition possess 1 Thomas, the 2 = to any Required by the Act of &ongress of August 21, 1912 . 1al8 list he verdict also Maybe the result would be better | a nation M" ; g Member Sudit Durean of Cireulution g hot when he sees it. Tils con- | petitive examination Hdlotin Britain Herald, Washington I h ] 4 9 whICh turatal 8 e ' 2 ; {e | DOINting themselves. | ew York avenue, V shington, | ity 98 nbwapaners (angi anlyae ons to a more intimate 4 i 3 tisera with a st nest analysis o t X [ ! 8 el - enclosing two conts in stamps | pubflshed Daily, Lxcept Sunday at New Britain, Conn., for cireulation. Gu statistice ition ex- | knowled The relative number rrosts for for reply, Medical, legal and marital | ot 1, paeed S LA O O, e e haRot bt drunkenness indicates nothing ex- | wdvige cannot be given, nor can ex-| State of Connecticut, County of tribution figures to both national and : ot Reien [ over Messrs, Walker and [cept that different sections have dif- | tended rescarch be undertaken | Before me, a notary public i local advert 3 : SN | 4 Guardia in having two marks to | ferent definitjons of “drunk.” { other questions will receive a per- | id, personally appearcd T. F. - 4 finds o in Cor A Shha _ - - sonal rey Unsigned requests can- sworn according to law, deposes a \ 5 o iy | shoot at, while neither Mr. Walker | you can aivoree a wife or hus- not he answered. All letters are| n r of The New Dritain H . e o Y nor Mr. La Guardia nough time | Land and 's the end. but | confidential.—Editor. | st of his pwledge and beli nds, Botrance g nd | to train a sun or two at Mr. mothe once nequired, ney g | snip, mar at, circuiation, ¢ ¢ t surrenders her right to lknock R Ts Lois Wilson ving in the date sworn in the above capt o ¢ 5 T ] .| L 24, 1912, embodi tion 443, ——e - - Jic wright and Squar o icanin I eag e ey A Yo Her lat picture 18] (¢ lerateatiin ot e ot to this|are good enough for such & purpose ther nt he rds of morality; doing wrong “”‘ ";\"f‘“" ! | 1. That the names and addres ! , - 1 N ¢ deal with a clear conscience if it enab Q. ¢« Why that person in wnd business man ! BlARS e i ade b e S heleal us to lick the wicked opposition. | n airplane the carth c itor, Jol v thinthearound N0le G ES | {see the earth revolve under 1 tor, Johnstone > Although the actual dang o litics Atheism would be as much of a| - . LT Ll Jackson, New 1 lightning is said by the 1. § eping h bus would develop| The upshot is that the people of | “menace” as communism if foolish ‘w‘wyh" Hbtrom the earth's i the own r oo ' city have a chance to gct |people got as excited about it and Ll 4 New ¢ b Standurds to be very small i o S ity have a char Eioplatkaiine seciial by i e e Sy L T o A s a | p of how politicians run the | Bave it as much publicity. | R T TS doors,” the average | ent in some a5 S tonal attraction, like every other or holdin ‘ Titel fror Migh : i t was run ‘, v n!,\ of m;‘x‘v r.and col e 1\‘.\ e 8 4 ally it Liioniang P 1 8 Ang man in it ar d aro vith e es of the total | ¢ ittle from the Eystem ned the rotation of earth ex- At S ety 15 edncntio 1 *hiladelp Pittsbur; cept for the progress made in one h N s s ot education 1 ¢ ) 11 v : s = Senor Bodonl: “Good He T e et theslintyoL stochhiela ety o ion i ; ACril oy Maria, I'm going to sneczcl lof the plane, they remain in e s ; t dorlog dleton i cor the city more opportuni- or sccurity holder appears 1y as tru uring ¢ u 2 o ord, more than any Lt same relative position as when they o ntany ot i person or Jias bee o ! < for queer doings, and both A i : WHEN BLACK IS READ take off the earth. This is| e e SRS vear hundre < s major parties do not differ greatly | zuntloman cve g \’ ,\uulm: song of Hi o % ation 1 . 1 Tl shen ib e in power in these |record? iosh! how nte to make a bed— (), in i prove s when they are in por ainean = of life's infertile chores! | o 1 ety advertisi s places, The Republicans ¢ [ 1 tuck and sweat to do it Q a ho do noi in control in three of the four cities | Tove fs the quality : S ok , 3 ¢ g s0 : 155 ot e S L owner this B s mentioned, and it takes one with a {man from biting som in and knock it all |~ A yes S e MacDonald’s ke c wonderful imagination w]u think they || "5 (ock a little ball T £1Q 1’ 1 of a S e et e e e Are Imuc ) Hr regime 1 fad g R0y s e ao « other soc and his wit d ATSRUCH gHpeIOLORY “| J . : i i A. He engraves hardens g i o 1 ‘alker boys, oper- rotectio gainst substitute ' 3 A a le 0 jons. Tt pays to have the gift of | show ¢ WG BIEHERLY Ny R Fragmént metal dies, as for coining lication sold or qist erwise, (o pafd knowing how and when to make the |t geniu more appl Why not Why should we set th hearts o 2 12 the metrie system legal in PSS g o\ dHove s s 5 5 ours above the United States? GRISTifEllony : W) POULER,SwhETE on et UL 0L The rest, and cramp them in posscs- | A. The law ms it's a gift and cannot quired at | gines can 1 nged at a delay of e sion’s clutch? system legal in the 1 Harvard, Amherst or only 20 minutes, will Indeed be : 1l sy Poor things, we gasp and strain to | was passed in 1866, It is not com R emics novelty, A power plant which can institution than it is toda capbure love pulsory, as in many countr Ehel B A — ro from the 1 1 — —— 1in our hands, it powders at our | metric system is now in general use | n R HHO MRS IS GEcs) : s ot A CONSUMERS' BOARD e by most of the scientific burcaus o b0 th i sutisertied before e (s zih any or.0ct 19 The chairm of [ 0 1 is sol ¥ i | we fr 1t pages of the |the governm and its emplovment | (Se=al) N S\ The busi | SieraAnall 1. in elec- = — tells us, in response 1o a peeved in- g L jone through the ; epE l,"?:,‘,\l,‘ i el : o . : quiry as to Why 50 many new anto- ; } i \ Jeral Farm Board i L ey hargel BONTONE S el ol S RS o2 g g The circulation of The Herald is more than e hAnE 5 in the developr of the motor |ageney of the el uch? | faded flow'rs i o STt Eny 3 ; 5 o 4 MLl areihpinpipnronnacd dorg ; b S hiSlving funuion LON RS0EL LN e R is the meaning of the| three times that of any other newspaper published artmental that the appropri- | €0ach s S | s (v e xbuon $2,5 lyl- s W forced t i aves sun millions | Crows of Ttalian now not last : ! o in New Britain. L was $2,500 while only $2,200 is h orced to wo . So how could ou } rean ¥ _ £ farm proc ired to learn En - ) e mist it it ; -ans O New heing “spent” We should like 1o |about is how much room there is At | e o U Sfhie onieg . In addition, it is the only newspaper in New heing “spen v kno meaning of “Gimme i st orte n , ) know how long it will take JSton o IR s e o ota hooc it 2ol 1? | Britain with an audited circulation. rid of the remaining $300. o i 3 ’ < o Yes, | e | - A E; tain betts ‘ Lnotithoscoes Who is the present governor | = = =2l 3 : 5 ot sell their product at figures l¢ o higan 7 | SIDEWALK BILLS A MODEL FOR HARTIORD 1 . : I e 1 drop of April R e —_— = S0 R : ; than the cost of production, ete. The -G The astonishing statements Wh it is o custom am o i > i o How many senses does man IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISI % i farm and fruit belts are 1o be made e moth's translu- | tive to exorbitant Dills sent 1o | tain observing citizens to find fault A h 1 0 : property owners by the city for ot e s S | (Copyrigl J : e o Man is commonly said to ha o o S i ol AR 1 ; s Too e ailh1s ol e Hocrans: Syndicate) | lare to hope tha hearing, smell, pronousce 1 rds: Tham i walk construction and rep ilated | g A sixth sense is|| Soften, Villain? D ! Eng the failure to agree upon t of the chief e | Could make love's fitful flash a |often Tnh s au . } B ¥ ShE hoard of works « } WAt 4 Obsergatlons | lasting flame | sense om¢ 1| ; o hls s the proper DAL e . E vou think it's only to |of mearing the | ictions, var ! o i city T r : i to the farmers when obtain a 0 Th W ll common of [| ome i corre : i for 1 o Stk higher financial status, including am gam cnown end : I| — = = — — ~cup covron ueRE — — — — - mon Con o fabi ks Esther Burke. |ing. The seven senses ard n | ] so ridiculous t e, and | N in—or 13i0|| MorasbuyingfnoNer 5 spoken of ns meaning consciousness | | ENGrasi zorror, wasim Buren, It L some being f pare outwon ; The idea is 0od one in theory “ A ~ The Rignt Party! in its totality. Modern \w\whu\u_’\" B S ARG D. : " what the consur ASAE BEloN a: “What is a ‘petting par- | disting more than twelve Iy w 188 tinuing ni HelsehaolaistlotRllL b fresh north syl IHAGE SR L ey SR e tions of ft nat \ 1 are thinking about ng : 0 v itioned, | . jons of graft naturally 1 i The uncoordinuted sysic in 5 3 : Norris: “Siglers T am those of warmth, cold pain, sirair made. Hartford pro 9 R s had a chance to be FPorecast for Bastetrn New York: 0 —Rose Speyer. dizziness, ete. his Neomes Tl i ul high price of what | Partly elondy tonight; not so cool in | Q. Who won the women's though soms of I8 are 00 |5 1esser ort for Lhe fistriats laei- | comes from iHe farmSnotithe migh ‘::m‘ Il:»:“fxli;\xl.-‘:”“\::y\ Ay eres | UONABLE TEST FOR | free style swim in t 21 g 1 i vhen it leaves the farm, but the B0 8 7 LOVERS 2 work 1y to ha ' i 1 RAERT i BULERE | me south portion; moderate to - \'1“:" ‘,ihm,“, | A, Miss Martha Norelins. She | four or siy years wgo. 1 itselt is 1 to run its o when the consumers get their g o n fortheast and east wind A eyt t [defeated Helen Wainwright and 1y | Torecast for New Haven and| F | Gertrude Ederle of the United | an i o ) i e : | et A 2 i somewh \ country is the bulge | vicinity air tonight; Friday part-} Tor Her ! n{.?n 1‘:1‘ ©e_q | States and Miss D. A. Molesworth of i The s the time edibles leave | ¥ cloudy and warmer. | L opouRsort R olEuiE 5 | Great Dritain. | The city has guined i | (it e o 1 the time ed Tha area of high pressure is mov- | Httle | walks within r Sy to . ; time 1 reach o glowly eastward It increased| 2 Do you sort of love me — a e - e - the satisfaction o onst r. Where the [somewhat in intensity and its center | little? : o _‘ . l B . e : e e e St S Vo ST i von ever @0 wiss snoer| The Terrible Tempered Mr, Bang By Fontaine Fox is gratifyi 5 Pt Lias be produced heavy to killing frosts| man? (b) Love another man? | tion of t : 5 3 ast adverse de- | Of the trip goes MR the | liite generally over the Middle At-| 4 vour old « man a pretty | A done is 1 | b ST farn 18 s the consumers. TU1 ;e ind New England s ctions | tough « or does he just like to | ; exorbitant bill e e e one o \ omic i (his morning. Minimum tempera- [ act that w 7 : @ cdge 1 ' e e ms of the ag jeral |tures a8 low as 22 W reorted | 5. How many dollar-and-a-quar THE MAN WHO SMASHED THE TERRIBLE TEMPERED MR. BANds/ jurisdiction o | 1arm Board 1s not likely to solve it. |rom Oentral :\y v\ i o : w]\h ” mdlm(‘n nn;?;hr:;?llb FENETAR SYELE [V GO AW (7 (AR, AN [RIRENhT /"/ | S castorn edge of the shower: are there in a ten-dollar bill? neer and his s a Perhaps what is 1 d down in | ched southwestern Do vou like Pekingese pups? TAHXEN THAT SHoRT cuT. /j{/ . at | is 1 « gt W o s9 of whether | Temperatures are rising slowly over| 7. More than me? 5 407 ¢ yuld do a 1 the interior districts west of the Ap-| 8. How many sisters and broth- e 3 ‘ L i tlachian mountains. | ers and cousins and aunts and | T oting | ¢ Conditions favor for thi Y | things have vou, and how far away | r weather followed by ! do they live? | ; x \ he nation sll th they | cloudiness with slowly rising tem-| g Will you marry m | { na it to | perature | flim To Answe | ! y do Sr i nomes |- rPGraAtUreREyRRL SN Ly | 1. Do you really like me Jot” & : : b Lhd Do you really love me—a lot?{ s \ccording to its inclination. | Alanta ; 08 50 | e e s LGty 2 ; per do you always read first? ) Boston do vl ! 31 Mo you wipe vour safety-raz- i ; (oste and Bellonte Buftalo S s Tl e e ke | PLYING SQUADRON . R NG e I i 201 or blades after every shave 5 To Start for Japan |chicax e e 200 5. Who was that lady I saw you | 3 v i o Har ; Tuitsi Manchuria, Oct. 10 (UP) ‘““’ LY G0 = with last night & s s Fre fliers, Dicudonne | Denve e . Honestly—cross your heart? | c ) 1 Maur who :f’”" o Tae “‘ How much do you make? ed to have established a }“'y”":‘ oo e 8. 00000h, is that a real stone? world's record for long distance | Miam o > a hen 2 i ' A S e Minneapolis ...... 18 Yeher I 2 Nantucket 3 Nashvill r s Boxing 'ro is your fear ) v r B man, Battling Hailey, coming along? | maybe a revo . : O LRI Yorl You told me he had the stuff in | v 3 Mield, V't Fight Manager: “He did untii | 1a not lack ( r 1 ; e | somebody knocked the stuffin’ out 2 he ¥ . 0t of Ivim! L i power it hus { A R a Al 5 G Arthur J. Berry. i Meanwiile dr " i nt L5 = sl getti = . e e - _ Documen Evidencet> | S p e e UNION ENDORSES PLAN | Someonc reports overhearing an R ¥ s g t nto the mind 5 = | Jorwich, r.. Oct V (A—Tho | account in the street in which one Py at night. That would L I 14 R 5 B 5 3 ssemb of the ( cgational | gentleman accused another of be- A for the tlylng squadiio/lon ' To o i il Jury Examination in Union of and and Wales. in scs- | ing crazy. The latter's response was | tlemen 1 speeders T it i K Murder Trial Resumed sion he wdopted a resolution to-| unusual. | 1 generally, with riot zun 3 Nimatie, Oet. 10 (UP)—The | day rejo the “great m With lo devices he produced | i3 i ol N today resumed in criminal |0f President Hoover and Ramsay | discharge papers from a well-known | ) a salutary e to obtain | MacDon | hospital ting that he had 1} | iy to Thomas Mazzola for| The resolution will be forwarded | cxamined and was sanc. Bystanders | s UHE N W YORK CAMPAIGN | the alleged der of his mother- | 1o President Hoover and Prime Min- | were inclined to titter at thi | Ih the wo B in-law, Mrs. Rosaria lLorella er Machonald with an ance| Whereupon the gentleman with | ¢ . . o ¢ \ Only rors elected m | of unqualified support for th fforts the proof of his sanity shouted, *T ames i to prove 1o ; f A r A s et avestion T {10 establish world peacs can prove that I am sane. That's| ¢asual observers and rabid { « : tal of |terday’s session. Many 1sed - = = more than any of you can do.” | i alike that the Philadelphia At} - 5 ¢ of opposition to capital Oldest of all 1wep: the The bystanders moved on! | ol have considerable of an edge e y o ; e nishment | Pekir sotte, was founded during | ] S e J Judge Bdward F. Yeomans of 1 dynasty and ceased pub Slightly Different! Leir rivals in Cubland. The second | ment to the n R ! s pub- | hitly t t | A OL voters Who | Andover was presiding. km-(mun in 1300, “ Marian: “How are Janet ani Ry S