New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1929, Page 8

8 ITA DAILY HERALD., NEW BR monwealth, s where they have New Britain Herald gone. The footloose of Berlin, for in- PU NG N EERALD S B NS COMPAN T 5 . certainly have not gone to | New Britain or Plainville, nor to nday Excepted Tasned b0 (Eaniiygnxcepted) other Connecticut cities one could At Herald Bidg. 67 Church Street | because the cvery where. mention, exactly same conditions exist nearly SUBSCRIPTION RATES s $3.00 & Yo ristol be the exception, the $2.00 Three Months Jell City being in the throes of ex- 75c. a Mounth ive enlargements of certain local | ten industries, Entered at the Post Office at New Britain | Matter, | Unless as Second Class Mail pants of the cheaper leave town with all their the fa tenements belongings in TELEPHONE CALLS Business Office .eess Editorial Rooms ought to be e | they go. The moving van proprietors should be experts on the problem. The only profitabls advert! n the City. atlon books room always ope: Anyone with rsight will have no- ticed plenty of moving vans passing ly flivver it | sy to determine where | minds of autoists who tried their luck on it yesterday Osgood avenue, between Hunter road and Burritt street, s even worse. Perhaps it is the prize bad highway in the entire city. Why that should be, in view of homes spread along it, It is to de- termine, Obviously, it can be claimed that all these city roads are not subject to much traffic. There is a good reason If the ssaputs through the acquisition of for it city under Mayor I'aon- an airport in this section, however, ccessities will be ch it, and calculated one of the early for improved the ects to re: n well bhe into the s now as later. through almost cvery town during | - L ol e e ot | L1® nasEhéaniorisos Mhetmoy/ng van THE FESTIVAL OF LIGHT titled to the use for re-publication «f | people are so prosperous, in fact ) all n renat etherelre i SRR Ul R e ison is the man of credited nd’ also local is he who originated news D been indulging in mergers. ; : | what is now known as the incan- J f' 5F; . | descent electric bulb 50 years ago. Member Audit Durean of O::-:l;\-g::un\ FARM MORTGAGE | How time does fly! It scems but yes- B s m‘\vndvab‘ In the gay nincties there used 0 | (argay to old-timers that the in- fisera witn o srlily Honcat aoalvl of | be a song about lfting the MOrEAEe | cangoscent lights began 1o besed upon s tnsures pro- | ON the farm. The climax, as we re- | ynoir apearance here and there, and :;.“x':"?mnu{m::”s et i | member it, was that the mortgage | for quite a long time they were con- local advert | was burned after It was lifted and | gjgereq o novelty. For many years —_ | r and his family lived hap- | arter their invention they had to The o :71,2 m‘r{\r:.: terward. Or it might have fight o spirited competitive batile Tork e, treass,|[eon the other way around, andithe | in ot it oyioation: which was as lifted, Grand Cent Anywa there a mortgage, i morigage ney \ LIQUOR AND FOOTBALL Many readers will have noted that 1 the Associated Press came through firmly entrenched in all citics. Along came, too, improved gas illun in the form of mantles Local authorities, it 18 , will | y €d much better illuminati than be left to solve the problem of liquor | With an article the other day—illus- j“v) °n the “raw flame” flared from consu at or near football | trated with a graphic chart—of the } the jets. The cost of wiring home: games. On Saturday there were 97 | Percentages of farm mortgages held | for electric lights acted as a tempo- major football combats listed be- | in the prosperous U. 8. A, It appears | rary barrier against an overwhelm- R giate teams. This | that mortgages have been increasing | ing victory over gas illumination. S those not | With marvelous regularity. Instead | How thoroughly the victory has S contests, How | Of them being lifted more are added. | heen won, however, is indicated by many more of there are no- | \\'»:m right did the A. P. writer ad- | the fact that electricity is now the body knows; such teams as Wesleyan mit, not aking editorially in the | accepted method of lighting virtually and the Connceticut Aggics are not | WS columns, that the “situation | all homes, and gas companics long major” | Decomes more significant. mentioned in the list of d every large games I Towa, the greatest of our agricul- tural states, city has important football teams the corn crib of the na- that are never heard of outside of | tops the list with nearly $1,- those states and sometimes never | 500,000,000 in farm mortgages; and outside of the cities where they oper- | 80 on down the list until there is a ate. Then in addition come the high | total in the 45 states of approximate- &chool te and teams identi- | 1y $9,500,000,000, fled with near-colleges, prep schools, | If all mortgages are out at six | academies and the . Our sporting n some states the legal to a realistic | T higher—the mortgage-hecled farmers of the nation pay $570,000,- editor, conclusion trying to come regarding the total of | a year in interes Even footbal s played Saturday, re- that “5 Connecticut agriculture— the marked He is 1t is folly to 000 will cover n."g SRl e probably including tobacco well-heeled with mortgages, the total being more than 326,600,000, But the difference growing industry—is hink that liquor con- sumption is more than iture of a handful of se games, It may be, | ago gave up emphasizing the use of gas as an illuminant, It continues to serve in other ways. Edison, the greatest mechanical creative genius in history, admits gained little in riches for his In words, he was too busy in his young mos? important inventions, his own days to bother ahout ironclad con- tracts and steel-ribbed He papers. went from one thing to anot { with the abandon of a tourist seeing the country. Thus it was that where others collected their millions from invention as the Mr. his thousands. The sam I such an incan- descent bulb, Edison collected s experience | by the way, has come to many an- too, that where it exists the reports | 2*tWeen Vermont and New Hamp- | other inventor. The popular suppo- v o rated. A few drunks | shire is marked. It may have bheen js!\im\ that inventors all tap inex can make a deal of noise; but the | SUFMIsed by some that more old-time | naustible gold mines 1s not Lased sum total of the intoxication remain | MOTtEABe-free farmers exist in Ver- | upon historic fact, comparatively fe mon than In New Hampshire, Ut Mr. Edison, whose name synchron b B in s An el nrobAbIILy | ":’m“":l‘"fi: :)),\,\:\ \;rilflr;l“ n:rnm: lm s With ereative achi :.v,v.'m‘ is e 1s confined largely to the super-| oo F o o ]h‘“.mmn"v.:.xx?xu;;x hero in the best sense; and major games, and as an aftermath, 7 L {he is a far more important hero | farmers are troubled with only $8,- Friends of the victors at such con- | 000,000 in such paper. Vermont, in fact, has a million gages than Maine. tests, fecling in high spirits over the | quite a good time at various institutions provided | for the of providing suitable quarters for the | more in mort- joyful r have sult, i i It is possible, of course, that the late flood in Ver- mont has had something to do with purpose. The industry the mortgage accounts. social aftermath is well developed. | . six states with more than'! Filandbior the . too, frequently | ; : half a billion dollars in mortgages do not think it necessary to be| . ! | plastered over the landscape are all gloomy longer than an hour; a few, | in the Middle West, and are among the leaders in agricultural produc- And we are inclined to note, wheat granary, William Allen eryone s prosperous, debt- perhaps, drive away dull sorrow with | drink. cause th tion. be- Is will not interfere | too, that Kansas, th 1 is quite large and the | where according to White e locals, if they are alive to their op- portunities, can control the situation | free and 100 per cent Americanized to bet advantage. One rarely | through prohibition, has $446,000 hears of t local gendarmes and | 000 in mortgage paper to contend constables, however, being enthusi with tic joy-killers. They, too, confin One of the peculiar points about the o the contempla- [ the farm mortgage situation is that tion of the games r the country hanks and loan concerns goes witk 1 {ssue the mortgages, frequently Bernans of the borrowing the money from the great ball contest « as devold of whole- eastern repositories of Ith; then Sle 3 of the grand old 18th | the farmers who own the mortgages amendment, The remaining include | rent the farms to tenants; then the e i fill ta cultivate the sometimes in 1 3 hares” with the mortgage own- n after the mortgage BERLIN'S OUTLOOK . ct al, have all e one : T ; the | tills the land i3 supposed to get ot ; 5 lept to n th while for are re t | i repre pty dc = — clles alcls is *OOI CITY HIGHWAYS e for the T j 5 tizens who allowed b c of apart to lead them to the Ingly, S , 1 t . not had n are ¢ « t ghw Yet Corbin 1, hut at part of it which until . 1 known as Jerom LT des loose stones, ru ties and what not along {1 parts of it necd not be, A littie repair work of the right sort would tenements in virtually be an adva Most certainly that il town in the com- [ls the thoj that e to the than hordes of others whose chief | | claim to fame has been the exploita- tion of other men's inventions and |1deas, or who because of eficient production methods in the final analysis are mere purveyors and d | tributors. This latter may pay better than the Edison method of eontri- genius to without the welfare of the Zdison | buting hi mankind riches as primary aim, but at least Mr. is entitled to unlimited honor and { undying fame. He will receive both. | AVAUN ator Norrig of Sen Nebraska is a | | mule for stubbornness. The senator | ought to relish the des | regard it gnation and s a compliment. Many a | man in and out of Congress is hei to an idea but lacks the mulish pes | of Senator Norris | Again, under the expert guidance of the yraskan, the export deben- | ture arhendment to the tariff biil has | be n put over and across. Its passage in the House is Impossible. Its re- currence at this time merely has the effect of a grand filibuster the tariff biil, sainst | | nt who | “PLOTTING” IN HAVANA | the indignant explanations of Cu 1 ofticialy regarding the al- leged nefarious conduct of opposi- tion politi the island one ls y that 1e Cuban offl s on faced with the probabi somebody i lying. cials use exccllent language, and | thelr declarations are accompanicd inflections. by tearful How could ¢ be so gro sly unkind, for in- benefi- ce, a8 to think ill of the cent oligarchy of t ¢ great and good Machado? President Wholes: arrests of opposing long dispatches from Havina, One ould think that there would t considerable journalistic enterprise shown in Havana itself v n such As para- big local news broke. But in the sociated Press dispatch was a graph reading like this: “Havana newspapers this morning de light of the arrests festos. 1 nd mani- Mundo published a short wcount reciting the barest details and commenting. Diario De La Marina carrled a brief story without not repressive government In Cuba were not what it is these al newspapers would have sufficient courage to give more than a few details of their sen- sational island story. Freedom of the press in Cuba is one of those things which are not needed by the current regime. | Facts and Fancizs. Questions ining it. e and ANSWors The hard part of cstablishing n‘ MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, of 70 days and another of 91 days was obtained. Any figure for the av , erage life of fly would be guesswork New Britain Roberts a will g reception thi i Q. When was the first practical He recently made a number of diving bell devised? | startling statements about the re- A. About 1720 by Dr. Edmund | Publicans of this city. Halley. | R — | | Q. What gases will not burn? i | A The U. S. Bureau of Stand | AR ‘ Fh ) ds says that Helinm, Neon, Argon | Krypton, Xenon and Radon are six | s that are not known to | sense of combining with ’ | inert ga I burn, in th | oxygen. AND POLICE church In New Haven yes ive s evening. Henry CLASH | | [ ! ’ | Q. Who plaved the part of! ] v | You needn’t worry, Wherever the | U Rvicoubink e Brolionkniatiine Lueas| Steel Helmets De[y Elet—} younger generation is headed, it RS ERE lute”? What was the theme song | QUESTIONS ANSWERED |G it T | AN ran KA pert sonti [ay daiitn e | 5 [itiestion fol sfactgormtniormAtons BVl farteof Price i Mheraiwasi no theme e e | | wh Aworlal xnertasto n | writing to the Question Editor, New 2 AR aiElon | Vhat a world perts to - teach | ol O g, Washington Burcau | SON§ except “Anchors Aweigh” and | Rerlin, Oct. 21 (F—An attempt of | ,»,‘v‘,l.,:, how to play and ‘ New ¢ L S h\\'.mhinu‘oh | “The Navy Blue and Gold” two of German nationalists yesterday 10 | | ducks left to learn swimming B e T w1 stampe | the U 8. Naval Academy's most fa- | stage strect demonstrations protest- | ; for reply. Medical, legal and marita: | OIS SON&S. e g a loption of the Young repara- e | itvise cnmmot be given nor can ex | Q- What is the derivation of the |tion plan culminated in a serics of | OYEZ! Writers get more divorees than |y,ned SCoeent 8t e G en. Al | nAme Remus {clashes between demonstrators and | men of other groups. It's a rare! G tf BRI receive a per- | A-_ It 1s derived from the French {police in various parts of the city. | woman who can supply taffy il S e ! le Remy,” the name of a famous | Police, who had forbidden the I onal reply. Unsigned requests can | to keep a writer 1 i e e e s [maiE | demonstrations, arrested more than | CANNED MUSIC I |:r'mm; LR | 100 persons. There were a number | e . |of minor Injuries infiicted when the | ON TR'AL | despite a kick on his shins | Q. Are there any American sol-| obsergatlons :i'fl/nfl'(lfi\rlary' used clubs to Uisper 2 | sts suggest one more rubber. | diers buried in Flander's Field Cem- jaliest s | s : AL e i W | The biggest clash of the day oc- | I is the cale_of_ Art va. . e n e eather |currea in North Berlin when 300 Mechanical Music in Thea- | The night stick is used by a po ‘ e b jmembers of the “Stahlheim,” or tres. The defendant atands liceman to knock people scnsele Q. Where are the largest red- | “Steel Helmets” organization, after accused before the American The night club is different. It fsn't | wood {rees? ! Washington, Oet. 21.—Forecast a meeting in the Lustgarten, at ’ people of attempted corruption of pancledibygas nolice | A The four largest arc in Cali-!r, "gouinern’ New England: In- tempted to break through the police | musical appreciation and discour- £ ! a. Three of them in SCqUOIA | . roscing cloudiness followed by raln cordon to the Potsdamerplatz. The| agement of musical education. | doesn't ational Pa are: the neral | to tonight or Tuesday; not so cold police quickly cleared the streets of | Theatres in many cities are of- ion as erman,” 273.0 feet high and 87.3 |1 conneeticut; fresh south winds, the Steel Helmets, who gathered | fering synchronized mechanical men do. st waits until one of ' feet maximum diamcoer, reputed 1014, ranging and shifting to cast. ahout a nearby restaurant where the | music as a substitute for Real | his bodyguards grows careless and Do the largest and oldest living think | porecast for Eastern New York: republicans had assembled. All were | Music. If the theatre-going public { the trick is donc the world: “Abraham Lincoln,” et { 270 feet high ar 1 feet in di-| To get a pireapple in Florida, you | 2meter, and the “California Tree, ¥ “A pineapple. please” to a| 260 fect high and 30 feet in diame- iter. To get one in Chicago, you |ter- “General Grant” a redwood in just say “No” to a racket l the General Grant National Park joining Sequoia is 264 feet high Americanism: Spending billions o | 40d 85 feet in diameter. DrolacE Mintant indy indiffe Q. Where is Shoshone dam and ently suffering ¢ 's i hight vhat is the nearest town to it? A, It is in Wyoming, est town on the and Cody River s the near- child-birth mortality Shoshone Alas! The ones who scatter ticker | | | tape on a visiting celebrity aren’t the | Q- What were the religious affili- ones who make peace treaties, ations of George Washington, An- “ SR drew Carnegie and Abraham Lin- | Buying coal your harsh i €20 1emories of mosquito, You A. George Washington, Protes could swzt the mosquito when he | tant Episcopal; Andrew Carnegic e e, | Presbyterian. There is some contro- it versy about Lincoln’s religion, but Another way to discover the rich | he attended New York Avenue Pres- in & community is to solicit money | b¥terian church in Washington while for o worthy cause and ohserve | h¢ Was president [nowtmany s lvetn dieals ! Q. Are the Railrozd Brother- | SR | hoods affiliated vith the American Make the boy bend for spanking | Federation of Labor ill teach him to Low from the| A. Ne i ist and he will become a mov Q. What is the most powerful | usher. | explosive? | == th, | i A.—Tetronitroaniline | A Kansas infant was born with | explosive point of which is be- | seven toes, so it won't look so edd |t 7 and 247 degrees. After trying to climb through a wire at is a co-ed? fence with a shotgun, A. The term is an abbreviation | E iy , ot co-cducational There are plenty of girls qualified I to be trustworthy and cfficient do mestic servants. But so many of In common usage it is a colloquial term for a female student at a co-educational universi- |ty for men and women. them ot married and want servants | Q. How does the present popu- | of their own lation of the carth compare with ! s { the number who have died since Still, the tipstick poison cf which | the beginning of the Christian Era? wodern young men complain is no|{ A. No comparison is possible. more painful than the boot-toe ex- | How can coral beads be | perience that oft followed kissing in aned? the old day | Dissolve a teaspoonful of R | borax in a pint of warm water and | The way German commerce Is ex- | dip the coral in it several times, | pandingz, # may vet be necessary to then rinse in tepid water and dry. | make the world safe for democracy | Q. What is the percentage of na- all over again. tive population of the United States | to naturalized? | Correct this sentence: “Both of my | A. According to the last census | boys turned out to be worthless,” |about 93 per cent is native born. said h~, *hut I did everything a par- Q. What is the importance of the 3~|vl could do to e them.” | Island of Guam? i Copyright, 1929, Publishers A. It is a United States Naval | Syndicate ion and coaling plant. The Pa- = Lt = | Cable company has a landing Will Give Lecture ation there for cables from Ma- nilla and Yokahoma, and the Mid- | Course at St. Mary | Rev. Cosmos O'Shaughnessy, C. P., i will conduet a i of ctures \0:\ the various doctrines wh | rate Christian sects at ¢ church this week, T ture way and Yay islands. Q. In what busincss was Warren G. Harding engaged before he be- came president? cou ich sepa- t. Mary's opening lec- in Marion, Ohio. was delivered last evening be-| Q. Do fish have hearts? | fore a capacity congregation in the| A. Yes | auditorium. | Q. How is the gauge of a shot The lectures will last all week and | gun determined? will Le open to the public. [ 10 gauge shot gun is one Among the subjects wpon which |in which a lead ball weighing one- ha will speak are “The Truth of the | tenth of a pound will just fit the Bible,” *An Unexpected Legacy.” | barrel. lCan Men Forgive Sins?” “Matri-| Q. What is the life span of the mony,” “The Atonement,” > | Gift,” “Fair Play.® A. No flat statement can® be e e | made about the life span of a fly | Despite. devastating typhoons. | 45 to0 many factors enter into the 1's 1929 rice crop is expected problemn—some live for only a day, ach 317,378,000 bushels, and many are killed by the weather. | In longevity experiments one record Keep Free Fme FAT . ., inexcess; it s easy now M‘.Jm science has found that excess AR e S Starve 23 you will, cxercise as you will | i MRS. you th re cause. ‘That gland largely controls nutrition. When it 15 weak, too much food goes to | far, too little to fuel and energy. So mod- <0 physicians, in treating obesity, supply the gland substance which 1s scant. That is the method employed in Mar- mola prescription tablets, prepared by a famous medical laboratory. People have | used them for 22 years—millions of boxes | of them. Anybody, in any circle, can sce what a change has come. Excess fat is | disappearing fast. New youth and beauty, new health and vitality, are conspicuous everywhere. If you are abnormal in your weigat, a | certain gland is abnormal. Try Marmola. | Feed the factor lacking. Watch the pounds g0, the new vitality return. You will be amazed and delighted. But the formula in cach box of Marmola will tell you the | reason. To people who know, there is no | excuse today for obesity. Start to remedy that ill condition now. und to fail unless you correc ALEXANDER GEORGES | DAILY | FEATURE Mflquf OF ™E DAY wiLL HELP YOU PLAN IT~ READ IT EVERY DAY In The HERALD {armola presc: n tablets are sold by N dr 1t $1 a box. Any druggist who 13 out will gladly order for you. MARMOLA PRESCRIPT!ON TABLETS | k The Pleasant Way to Reduce A. He was owner of a newspaper | dispersed. number of commun rin tonight and T colder in north Probably esday; | portion; | A | fresh east winds increasing. strations in the suburb v | Torecast for New Haven and up by the police who ar l\)vmil\' Rain tonight or Tuesday; |eral persons for carrying slightly warmer tonight. {and knives i | Conditions: A long trough of low | pressure prevails this morning from | | Quebec and Ontarlo southward to | Ilorida, with principal center near | Jacksonville, It is producing show- | crs from the Central and Eastern | | Gulf regions northward to the Great | two-story frame barn use !TLakes. Pressure is high over the|age, in the rear of 32 La | Plains states and the North Atlantic | The building was dar I states. Temperatures are not severe | extent of 3200 and the sa |in any district. {of damage done to | Conditions favor for this \'|f‘|nil_\"\\h ch was inside when th lincreasing cloudiness with mild tem- | perature, followed by unsettled | | | The fire department th received three calls for was Three Alarms Sent in For Lawlor St. Blaze | ie first call was received at 7 3“ | | accepts this vitiation of its enter- tainment program a deplorable de- cline in the Art of Musjc is inevit- able. Musical authorities know that the soul of the Art is lost in mech- anization. It cannot be otherwise because the quality of music is de- pendent upon the present mood of the artiat, upon the human con- tact, without which the essence of intellectual stimulation and emo- tional rapture is lost. Ist demon- re broken rested s blackjacks is morning a fire in a d as a g wlor street. wa to e | |s Music Worth Saving ? me amount | s LRl Ve gt edtme o cillen b quired to answer this question. Music is a well-nigh universally beloved art. From the beginning of history men have turned to e fire start- [ weather with local showers o'clock and Co. No. 3 was detailed. | oo 0 h M0 L 4EReE 1o | Temperatures yesterdas Two minutes later. a call came in | bugo oeiEe to make them hape | High Low | that there at 99 Clark | i ™ Aborigines, lowest in the ATt b ) 60 | vtreet, and was Sent onl goale of eavagery, chant their { Atlantic City 66 58 account of being alreads | wongy to tribal Gods and play [Boston ....... 78 o A e eltes o A el G e R et e |Buffalo ...... 72 56 | vung, bringing other comp anies, but Musical development has kept pace | Chicago: .. .. 68 48 when iv was apparent that there S| with good taste and cthics through- | Cincinnati 74 52, only one firc, they were sent bacl out the ages, and has influenced { Denver .. 62 40 | 1o their stations. | the gentler nature of man more | Duluth ... 52 32 s = 1‘ powerfully perhaps than any other Hattera 76 56 4 o 9 3 e 1e 5% Girl Is Arrested Here [Biacten Miami ...... T For Theft of Clothes| (e3itremsined for the Groat Age | Minneapolis . 52 34! Sergeant P. J. O'Mara rested |18 o s e R S Ra S 2 [ Nantucket . o4 52 Esther Bvans, alias Bileen Smith, of | goug U5y 17 ite piace 5 Eachand Nashville .... 74 60 21 Richard street this forenoon, and 2 New HAYeN .. sos.0nuss 65 7! turned her over to the Hartford po- THE New Orleans .......o.. 7 60 ilice, who have a charge of theft New York . 70 56 against her. She was wearing clottes| AMERICAN FEDERATION orfolk, Va. .. 76 60 ' which the Hartford authoritics al- | Northficld, Vt, 75 38 lege she stole from Ilorence Dente OF MUSICIANS Pittsburgh . 7 60 , of that city. They are valued at $32./ e | Portland, Me, ... 64 44, The young woman told Sergeant Comprising 140,000 professional et ; G 22 Oin Uhiats Dente huomini I masiciana in the United States Washington 5 76 56 | her cousin and her mother was and Canada aware that she had taken (he JOSEPH N. WEBER, President clothes. She was at home 25 Years Ago Today |= o™= o i USIE HERALD e when Ser- 1440 Broadway, New York, N. Y. | | | | CLASSIFIED ADS | The special committee appointed | by the school board to consider the | need of further school accommoda- tions in the castern section of the | city held its first meeting Saturday. | —_———— Turner instructors of the state was held in this city Saturday evening. City Clerk Thompson took a day | oft today and went to New York. His vacations are few in number| and far between. Roller skating has been revived at Hanna's armory and the sport is| proving very popular. A number of boys on High street have arranged to raise a Parker and Davis banner at the corner of Broad | and High streets Friday evening. | | The Polish socicties of this city, e e i e took part in the dedication of a new | 1322 New York Av 1 want a copy ol the five cents in coin, or | | postage and handling I am a reader of | The East strect school and the Bur- With fall here and ritt school are overcrowded. fowers turia {0 hor hoy The work on the subway on Court HErE S street i8 now well under way. At{l yoxes and pots, about o | present the subway department has|| 1t contatns everytuing you |10 men on the pay roll. |] coupon below and send | The quarterly meeting of the| |STRI‘.ET AND NUMBER HOUSE PLANTS winter around the corner the 1o plants. Our Washington Burenu letin on the succesaful growlng what varleties can successfully b oil, mhout plant discses, about want to ow about house plants. it r of plants and for 150 has ready wd care of ho grown in windov watering and care Fill out the for ~CLIP COUPON HERE — — — — -] | HORTICULTURAL EDITOR, Washington Bureau. New Dritain Ierald, enue, Washington, D. ¢ bulletin HOUSE NTS, and ouse, uncancelled, costa: enclose herewith stamps, to cover STATE the New Britain Herald. — e - - - - o - - The Fat Man’sv Burden 1 (2Fontaine Fox, 1929 R