New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1929, Page 8

8 NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD. MONDAY, _OCTOBER 28, 1929. T | [ 3 | 4 . N Britain Herald"””k and glossed paper. {s2me. That is the first answer that | forms of these two Words. Mrs. Robbins: “What did you |in the world published? | Nashville . .76 ew i The western dairymen want a high | comes to mind. \ Meanwhile a la number of think when you first heard him| A. The “Journal des Savants® New Ll-‘ln‘\'v:- 2: CRALD PUBLISHING COMPAN i i e nar?” 5 New Orleans ....... FLERALDZEURL T lduty so that cascin from Argentina| But haven't the newspapers, as in | words have undergone simplification TaT B p published in 1663 by Mezeray, ol &0 22 L scEny ! | Mrs. Hoyt: “I thought, ‘John has | France, scems to be the first maga- | NeW York . 12 S . will not compete with their own |the case of all other sports, helped | without special campaign for the come! home again and fotnd dInner |zine of which there ls any. racord||13orfolk; Va. 74 saue »al! Ind xcepted " & P % L "IN g 2 Axlm,“d‘.; 1‘1’-.’ us,ai,mh P: CL product. The eastern paper manu- | materially to intensify such interest? | purp ust as “labour” changed B e ien't read Q. Do the circuses still have ‘50“{'““‘? vt . Jot orald Bidg.. 61 Ch streer | Maxson FOXHALL 5 - e I pi 5 ~ e [ facturers greatly prefer a low duty | Newspapers today devote pages to | to por” and “rumour” to| UDELL —H. P. Iglehart. | peadquarters at Peru, Indiana? ;;,2;3'];':,:5 "Me 64 g SRR | so that they can import the Argen- | sports activities where a generation | “rumor,” so *programme” has | = : ke Copyright, 1929, Repraduction A. The Hagenbeck-Wallace: *he ¢ °") Z00 s 4 SUBSCHIPTION RATES B I g § i o o | 5% 2 Forbidden. John Robinson and the Sells-Floto |~ 2 i e | tinian product, which is far|ago they devoted columns. During | changed to “program” and “tech-|[ Send all commanieations to Fun el Teva thel i N 32.00 Three A + stonts | SUPCTIOT o the native product be- |the football season the games re- nique” to “tcchnic.’ One of the T""I'"I":""" etk “‘" the l’::“' e 300 GH]LD'HTN GO'FI‘MFD 23 bl | . ritaln eral an your letier b ” 9 cause it is sun-dried. In fact, many ; ceive an enormous total of free!words which is in process of under- v Q. What is the value of a Unit- | ~ e = e . : o | b 5 iy Wil e torwanded Lo Bew vork ed States large copper cent dated AT HOLY G Osg mrey ("} o aPorOmeaty NewiEriin (of the manufacturers, forced to | publicity, all provided by the news- going a change is “cigarette,” many “4-[‘« : B ) s | AU D, Entered a ot T ¢ | | 8462 5! e oy G o { manufacture the finest paper, in- | papers themselves. [publications alrcady spelling it WHERE'LL YOU BE? e | SRS | [sist on using no domestic casein at| The so-called “prestige” incident | “cigarct” and some adverlisers also| We'll bet that the Halloween Q. Who was Messalina? Rt. Rev. John J. Ni \ ¥ . RRLER | all, considering it next to Worthless | to colleges being identified with the taking to the shorter form. witches will find A. The third wife of the Romun | ; ¢ Dusiuen ¢ | for their purpose. | major games wouldn't amount to | ¢ of the most radical changes, | Whe n oft “‘{P’I‘f"l;-”" i“r ;’“ their 1peror Claudius 1. | Ceremony and Dellyers Editoria Rooms 1 iroom sticks ey lurch, . . a vhe as erbert | ~ | The plan to double the duty on|much at all without the news- Ny accepted, has sy it ‘mm\mh e custeinssor fnfiwr“}l,:'rr::nd VAT AR AU Sermon to Class. ¢ mported casein, sponsored by the | papers Ssquima a proper no | rattle the blind, | A. At West Branch, Iowa., A Bishop John J. Nilan of Heortiord 3 | farm bloc, has as its object the fo newspapers don't like some | mon 30 years ago, but which now is | Some ducking apples and some |gust 10, 1874. conducted the confirmation exercises ZRpIRialue b ing of castern manufacturers to use the *commercializition” incident versally accepted as “Eskimo.” GRS (i) PeQewerefanygpresidentaiotithe 'y ternoon FIOLAROLsY : P ; | United States born in July? more than 500 children j A the artificia n made in Wiscon- | to footbal hemsclve The langu remains fle | . 3 S Sember of the Associated Press Eeaidlalicazsiniag lagn e el LHESEL el mains flexible. | MEAVEN ON EAQRTH! 1 o b e s e NiEe ¥ The Associnted Piess 'y en.|sin and other dairying states. Of | least partly to bl Those who would have it standard-| Matthews: “Have any of your | July 11, 1767, and Calvin Coolid | titled to the use for | course, if the principle of a high pro- | = o |ized and stabilized themselves inad- | childish hopes been realized?” was born July 4, 1872, | present were t all newe cr ! - o¥ans ek tol (5 ; | Bates: “Yes. When my mother | | Q. What ha od Le wynor, pastor of ] et tective duty to serve as a bulwark to | : ON vertently aid to m the stow en. my e A | hat happened to Leon . P | S N e ONTARIORPIQUOK SO On which are always faking | o0 to comb my hair I wished that QUESTIONS AN | Cz0lgosz, who assasshated Presi- church; Rev. Stephen e 2 in ‘> ->' Emect g | It appears likely that the elec € atways 1aking |1 gian't have any to comb!” You can get an answer to any|dent Kinley ? pastor of Holy Cross ] = | farmers are Justified in their atti- 'jon in Ontario on October 30 will e question of fact or information by| A. Fe was clectrocuted John Musicl of Hart- : Member Audit Bareau of Cirealation | tude, as the casein industry in this | pave ag its chicf issue the provia- | B e A WORLD WAR VETERAN | writing to the Question Editor. New | Q. Should the prefix *“Mr” be RN and A B. C. lsa natwnal organisfhl | country needs this ald. But it the ! a1 control of liquor sales, Conse- | . REFLECTS! Britain Herald, Washington Bureau |used in the address “John Jones, 'ILev I i {3 e strictly munest snatveis of | principle is not to be regarded as : : (e e F t a dF By H. G. Midlin 1322 New York avenue, Washington, | Treasurer”? e e o [ Tt S R B e s not to b resusied 08 queny it 1s nsate o aote civer '@ CES and Fancies | 151G, metoung v ccna n mamps| A e ien forme . Tuge wssemblage thie audit. This insures pro-| AlWays applylng. then the paper In-| gige for cvidence as to the success or | e | tor reply. Medical, legal and marital| Q. Where is Sweet Bria e e e e ] P pa | dustry and consumers of PAPET | fajlure of the liquor control system. | T Bt : | advise cannot be given, nor can ex- |demy located? O S s gy t ‘ | Y Quillen 2 d 3 3 2 na o B p Nilan deliverec k : e abundantly justified in resent- | we are stimulated to make the Te- | How strange to call it e ter lived th |tended research be undertaken. ADR| A. Sweet Briar, Amherst County, | Dot HEAP B SR E " = | ing this rorced air method in favor of | niark hecause we saw it done when | when you get the kick at the other | den niskily handingtiantotherfguestionaliwil fraceiyafaguers NESE B2 ‘B % S, bt e e ; g s How swect those mem'ries arel sonal reply. Unsigned requests can- s " £ e i laga. Nayvait Timen | o o5 s rendal prohibition paper reprinted with €8¢ not be answercd. All letters are " { o} ork at Ho Entranc actures an inferior produc ele-evid glee an editorial from | VS nfidentia ) £ o i square; S-hultz Entrance 1 ; g : £ | sl dent glee an editorial from o Aot the fall secnery | confidential.—Editor. ob.';ervflhons 3 ' Grand Central, 4 | Paper manufacturers in New Eng- | the Toronto Globe, the leading or- | js Wind and raln are tearing e o | = land announce that if Congress oo . ’ : et e ; ‘ i s ty peDopallibodiese il L3 0 Tb W : 5 1 = BT gan of the Lib party of the!paper off. | "Nor keen for ecitquett e solmis | n e eather ! i e ction has been put: | doudles the duty on casein they will | province and one opposed, by ties of | e = Dut she could cheer me with her| A. If two compact spheres of WHEN SO MANY | to spoll it—the “it* Dbeing do one of two things: Continue to|poth party and in principle to the 101" ..Or)f“.l plavers tackl low smile, the same size, one weighing one FIND IT H How E ¥ having | import casein from Argentina, or use | jjquor control law, MR aoIms ‘”t”' the kind of game| snd she conld neck you he | povnd and the other ten pounds,| Washington, Oct. 28.—Forecast i Halloween. A proofred Akl e ¥ il e and reach for the neck. Her glance was like a warm caress, | are dropped in the open air from for Southern New Engiand: DPartly i \ooked it up in ' substitutes, as they did during the And ot opronenta ot th | EASY TO REDUCE i nothing wlse to do, looked it Uy X ISR € pp! - B NS By George, she was a star! {the same altitude, they will fall in:cloud slightly cooler tonight \Websters for the 128th time war. None scems disposed to admit { present law offer? Merely a plebi- | Y inks had to merge. This lunch-| 1nq «o I'm longing for I | the same space of time. Galileo tried | Tuesd increasing cloudiness; fresh ’ nd it s there W with- ; they will use the inferior Wiscon- ! gcite later to iIndicate public senti- | ’l"" ‘;“-‘ Lox; fil"““ magazine ‘“":“-‘; And longing for her bar. {this experiment iate in the 16th ' north winds i e that | sin casein in the manufacture of | mont regarding the law. Nelther the | on oversredustion. can't lay that | | century by dropping balls of differ- | Forecast for IBastern New York: A out the apostrophe. % o B e | nRIoduction, | Of course, my sweetheart here in | ent sizes and materials from the Partly cloudy tonight; cooler in ex-| 1l can see everywhere that count= 4 left us in dou the | paper. VT Aberals nor rogresslvestor thayj S ) U town, top of the tower of Pisa, 180 feet jtreme south —portion; —Tucsday | jess people have found the right way \ Nk Nenost came alonE withatn ol SR Ceon roNEravals ORE St & province have the courage to go be- | The inferiority complex shows atl 3eans all the world lo me: high, and found that they fell with |cloudy. followed by rain in central| o fight fat. Slender figures now pres L L oriio b on the outside front | once again what acte most of . for the people in the present election | '3 WO -')‘\\:‘n,u drives a flivver at| 1'¢ not attempt to turn her down | practically the same velocity. He and south portions; fresh north and |\ ya0 "Excess fat has largely disape A hout {he apostrophe. | the tariff-making one reads about. ampaign on the clear-cut issue of a | 1" P 2 l"" Ofadaleat cany or any sweet Marle. | showed that cven very light bodies ,““;_'"""“‘ MindEs > | peared. Mark the people you know : cover, hout the apostr 0 that c s helple or gangway. | A barmaid wife v 5 0 aai t X il o t r New Haven St e ds i Gl sl i A e Hh A barmaid wife might prove too gay like paper fall with velocities which | Fo5 e ™ o | swho in late years have gaincd new | We stros vor the la i ) My whole career might mar, approach more and more nearly ¥ A1nys AUy | youth and beauty, new health and 1 It saves time | MIDDLETOWN VS, PLAINVIL within a year. the rate American manufactur- | go 111 forget Marie: but, Say— ¢ il ore tonight; Tuesday cloudy | youth 2 auty, i din It : ¢ § forget Marle; but, Say hose of heavier masses, the more (ORENC ! 5 + | Vigor, by combating fat. ] and pondering as to just where mn‘ Discussion in Middletown has| Premier Ferguson, again heading °T are moving nver there, Tiurape | Could you forget that X Sorr letelybiheyit werel waddeaios| Meonditona NS axc Sok B hIETE e i and pondering as 10 J ‘ R R e 8w LG aLie o Rerab Rar l ity Fother. TFiom Fhoss experlments he | Prossure centers over the Lake re-| One great reason lies in the dise i thir ‘\l red toward a consideration of he n e parly, is8 MOT® goon after the next war stav g | nferced that, “all bodies, even the 5100 this morning. An extended| covery that most fat people have an { 32 municipal water i , es- specific on this subject. He favors | lightest, would fall at the same rate disturban t-“ forming ove Colo- | yndes active, _;;Lmd. Its failure to '( : pecially in view of the fact that a continuance of the law and says if | It's two {were it s o do. Its influence has extended ! contro] nutrition_permits too much MR, BIN | . it not for the resistan of i nrdl fo iba 103 M i 14 A SN | private interests are said to be will- | elected that, so far as he is con rs. You se s e lower Missouri) o4 to form fat. Modern physiciar LISTENT L N o valley, where rains are falling this| 4 : = 3 e ing to buy it for $1,500,000. Some ' cerned, will mean an automatic con- WHCH EVER Q. What s a “firkin"? e e T g A% | intreatingobesity, combat that catwie, i n he rep Y | then they can A. The “firki 7 i i Ersastaugs nt of Ty T . i : {fi' e few citizens have hinted it would be tinuance of the law without a future s ““’ s neptioned r‘“ in reported was 4.2 inches at| Their method is the basis OfIM-H'- i 9 o ator Tingham good business for the city to accept | referendum. With right he says that | How delighiod the Tolshevik must | e e R R New Orleans, Temperatures are mola prescription tablets. Fach box i Eyanson incident Senatol b | B £ Bl vt : LBk considerably lower t morning contains the formula, also tie reasons e e seat and aian't_such an offer were It made. | political parties, even in the case of , be, affer working 364 days a vear| was ahout 72 pints. G ettt Foriem, 1 ALK ! Nt et ed n Rlonmilypeat i Sa s | Mayor Bicleficld, however, gave major Issues, should be willing to'ex- | {oF @ bare living. to realize that he Q. Is H. G. Wells dead? {Skamiihos ok region SO S st forthe gootirestits, Leopiehate vse f S47 & word, Taually the sentor sena- | Mayor Bielsticld, . Jorsiien el ; St e i A. He is living, {and the north and middle Atlantic, Marmola for 22 years—millions of i tor of Connecticut s handy with the cause for the city retaining the ercise their own responsibility, and | s ,(;u'.»gl ‘—rhn'lm\-‘-_‘q Sompleratins Te~ b resf it And the results have come I T 0 vate cery few wi ] o peop! 0t o - veird 5 A 2 d £ G ERG ported our degree hove zero : s 2 speecly, able in a dignified fashion to system in a very few ordsiwhenne et Sopleionotinn nroYelofitnein _ Amer n: Sl 7 to thin! |in New York city? at White River, Canada. | thh'ou( abn?rmnl e i hold his own against his more fiery said: political platform they have the ' “ow wicked reople hecor | A According to the last censns| Conditions favor for this vicinity,| WAy retain your excess fat when / “i . e | right to vote against the party at the being unable to preduce any evi- |there were 11,499 lawyers, judges fair weather, followed by increasing S0 many have ended theirs? Go try [ \ Brethren. BUt 4 | *I grant that the plant is not mak- ol dence except what a feller said. | and justices in New York city | cloudiness and slightly colder. | their method—try it now. Get Mar- i rely listened, say- | 4 polls, ! | - tongue-tied. He merely listenec, 835 |0 4ne money it would if it werei "1 "0 o o0 ot that Premier | —_ : Q. When was the last ucharis Temperatures yesterday mola, read the book in the box. Take 1 ing nothing in defe giving the | gyned by a private corporation, Tax- - s g T | There's ro much hacd in the best, | tic Congress of the Roman Catholic | High Low four tablets daily, as directed, and { {mpression that nothing he could | payers have paid for the water Ferguson will be re-clected. ot e e Mr‘]";'q ':(“of‘"';;: 2 3:‘ church held, and where and when ' Atlanta . 70 60 watch the changes that occur. Do ] say would palliate the cmbarrassing | Works and why shouldn't they re- = s to act as models (ox < will there be another? . Adantic City 08 46 this in justice to yourself, to please s i ceive 4he benefit? Why charge peo- S e e o | A The last one was held in Chi- Boston . 74 401 your family and friends. You will be i RIrcuInStances, | ple interest on their own money? If . | —_— cago, I, in June 1926. It s DBuffalo . 56 32| delighted i Senator Dingham was sent to the | tho water system were owned by a| Ihat new species of economy ' Don't scrap the ships just et | ! planned to hold the next Congress |Chicago 62 4]/ RCCHEnIEs b { Semate instead of Hamilton Holt, ' private corporation the people of | which has seeped into the cranjums Ask for bids and some incalvent in Carthage. Africa, in 1930. ‘incinna 70 38 | :\;,35';‘;;:,5“';5;{‘;';Zflé:‘;‘t}(;g;;fi’&f;{ “ho became a college president in Middletown would pay a lot more {or | of certain Washington officials bodes Chap may buy them on credit and Q. Why is it necessary to shoot | Denver . () ;“i who ia out will gladly order for you. o’ 19 . cannot help | Water I believe the minimum charge ! o ooq ror the air mail, which has operate a private navy. horses when they break their legs? |Duluth 42 30 | 5 Floric omehow anno | would be at least $30 per annum 3 ‘ Al e on el A. Because it i3 seldom possible | Hatteras 7 58 A wondering whether, had Mr. Holt | yeainst a minimum charge of $5 to- | been securing a substantial subsidy | Russia has rot herself In a nice tolTianl el rokant bonek Sucossss| .08 Anzclen s, 72 50 been clected to the Scnate [d | from the government through the mess by abol"aing Sunday. When fully and quite expensive to try. ::;“’“' 3 80 i PRESCRIPTION TABLETS 4 f Middletown's water systel Gl =y 5% con 1l she have her accidents? Q. 1Is coal indestructible matter? | Minneapolis . 34 would have become identified | “Middletown's water system 18 not, contract system, and the cost of | Wi w1 e attery i AANEADI LR Aoy o s o eelon s evenus fonTy diiniemavanicon e e e BRSRSR T S— | This space reserved 'till Dec. 2 A. When it is burned it Is con- | Nantucket .. 46, The Pleasant Way to Reduce with ar e ACUON S ile S tinued. “If the city can have water s S UERUULL 1f everybody wonld sing. it might verted into other forms of matter. - = 2 the prestige of Senator Bingham. Mr. | a¢ cost why not have it? Every | PErsons to ask whether the returns pravent crime as Ruth St Denis EASIER! Q. What denomination is “The Holt would have needed no time you raise water charges you in- | are adequate. [ says; but not it they sang as the| oo O | Little Church Around the Corner,” Wl | crease taxes, because that is only| here appears to be no diversity of | MAN upstairs does in his bath. T S i land when was it built? | S S GG S Sl natother way of faxing Bhe property [ 60 T i oo — Unclo Henry: “Yes. T prefer a| A: It 1s Protestant ipiscopal and | : R = | owner. There is not a penny of debt | °F Ll S That ichapiwhORgol 8805 veara JIOT el miiae s & Yoo you | located on 2uih street, just cast of S e e B R R D HAIL FOR A NEW BRIDGE |on the local system, which cost a | lines, but questions arise whether the | denouncing Mussolint didn't suffer [R1°3hS € - lecomotion Where VORI pirth avenue, New York city. 1t|| lutins containing Mns to authors for nreparing manuscripts of Plese it e i 5 o antiquated million and a quarter of dollars. If a | government is justified in subsidiz- | in vain. His memory will inspire| W P % was bullt in 1856. The real name 18 plot and dinlog construction. The technique of writing cannot be acquired 1 A CIUITRE TR T U e s t hould | t ot lly in cdi- | o 8¢t started in The C fThand. It requires preparation and study. No matter how Rood your plot o ing ongs to you, y 8 d S e 1 ed patriotism, especially in edi- e ] sfi 5 oA ‘eq e! ‘epal T SHRC dy. No m & plof and unsightly bridge over the New [t belones 1o you, you should | ing so many of the minor llnes. SISt P Rosialy | —Howar1 Doneat. | The CRMTER of the Trabsiguration. || Sou"mist know how to present . This bulletin Wil help you. Fill out he v 4 . e nae AL s Sven R nly il stwee 2 KEE, 5 = 3 coupon below and send for it: Haven tracks on West Main street 15’ THere hasibeen some tall of a el 8o onlyjthe maipiiing between - h g lose her American citizenship when soon to give way to a modern struc- | depreciation reserve. If we bufld up | New York and the West Is a paving | scentists say the Maya x‘\vihzalloni OVERHEARD she married an alien in 19172 How = === == cn S CLIE COUPON HERE === === e s=miicy ] ture. The city and the railroad have | @ depreciation reserve we are simply | proposition. The government estab- | wos destroyed by We've ! (In Telephone booths ahout town) | can she regain it? | LITERARY EDITOR, Washington ureau, New Britain Herald, e tably in ar. | {2KINg a burden from future genera- | jished, or stimulated the establish- Always wondered shook down By Marjorie Joyce Cantor A. She lost her citizenship, but 1322 New York Avenue, Washington, D. C grar L tlons who had none of the original| o100 ciher lines in the hope that | the temples. At the Drug Store: { can regain 1t by naturalization, pro- 1 want o cops of tho ulletln WRITING FOR STAGE AND SCREEN, | b ranging for this improvement, "‘“Et‘(p'nw. Of course, there are peo- | 5 i S “——Say, Warren. That you, old | vided her alicn husband is himself and enclose herewlth five cents in coln, or loose, uncancelied, U. B. that remains being an agreement | plo who will not agree with my ‘(l\r‘y would begin to p: within 2| Maybe boys in co-ed schools! man, Say, listen, do you remember | eligible to citizenship. postage stamps to cover postage and handling costs: | £ Sty are of the |ideas. My idea in a few words is that | reasonable time. The prospect does grow those little trick mustaches be- | that fellow’s number who got you| Q. Is it correct to change the | =il sta, This should 1 gifent, | e city shoull not make the|not sem to be exceptionally favor- | cause the evidence of modern gar-|that wonderful Scotch the last time? | fork to the right hand to raise a| NAME ] sts. This shou icult. | water system a money-making | ments 1sn't definite enough 1t's Main something or other. I'm|plece of meat to ‘he mouth after | -ding to the he pres- | propos | able, as instead of increased pound- : fHs Ao 2 ¢ STREET AND NUMBER According to the pres- | proposition. e 2 = _ having a few folks up for dinner to- | cutting it l ent structure, it is safe for only | ; ligse) there has been a falling off. | Logic doesn't get you anywhere |night. Dorothy's coming. You| A. It is not necessary and the|| | crrv .... STATE . % it tons weight. The bridge | Over in Plainville, where the| When the rates were reduced fo|The Eskimo tribe is the only onc know what rotten bridge she plays. | fork may be retained in the left| I am A reader of the New Britaln Herald. over the same railroad at Corbin Merits and demerits of private con- | five cents a vast Increase in pound- | that has no alcoholic beverage, and ' Yes. You know how it is it they all | hand and conveyed to the mouth L J avenue has @ sign that the point of | Fol 0f water resources was debated | age was anticipated and many ob- i look at the darned thing. g0 dead on vou. Say fhere, will|with the prongs turned down. - e e v e = - - - - - - P ; rccently, Mayor Bielefield's words | sery g | e you? Sure, I'll be here the next ten| Q. When was the first magazine AR e bridge | Feeontly, Mayor Biclefield's words | servers thought the increased use of | Corroct this sentence: “I'm a|minutes. Well, that's mighty decent 7 S when built 1 be stronger by far | STOU 1 be excellent reading. { the air mail would make our winged | normal girl,” said the flapper of |of you, old man, I'm sure—"" ] than the latter. Tn these days of | The mayor, it will have been not- messengers self-sustaining. Now | 8ixteen, “and I never have felt| b U h d fDu i h T Y ! ‘ - Seatiiy iea the widespread as- | thoughtrul eMelalal. in Washingon | P2 for mysell R oD e nheard o ring the Last Ten Years! ‘ would b : a civic enterprise fare said to believe that an increase Conyright, 1929, Publishers *——So, dearle, dld we have one passing on it zens because it 8 | in the air mail rates is justified, the | Syndicate ks Bl DG I S Il tell i From th : only diffe low rates not having attained thnt — ey | the world that guy's some epender. the taxen that are L ena noped cor. The ea seems to be | 9 Yo e Ao Todh e e e e THE NEW STYLES MAY PROVIDE A STRANGE SENSATION FOR i ic ownership of ' to hoist the rates to the point where | 2 €ars Ago 10day .. .. to the siiver Siipper. Swall SOME OF THE MOoDISH YouNG MATRONS. s is mo ot (el o e e T (e e | Al ain't the ".\or:l‘(or it, (rlvax;(-l.‘ [ i T g e T sure, I'll have him up to the house s s©of A though the poundage is very small. | o Jowish women of the some night, and you can meet him. nt the people collect ] It sems to us that this would be ' planning to form a school for the Gee, but you're gonna go wild abont tage of taxes and then the wrong way to go about the ! leaching of Hebrew in connection him, t m more times what they | problc SGomtionl Gl e feg e G ARG QG0 : b e e ¥ | problem. Granted that there are ™ )on B” parker, democratic can-| At the librar A L5105 gher rates, | more routes than - there need to be, | didate for president, may visit this| « Mr. Aronberger? For good- Hustration car » shown in the elimination of some of the city for a short time next week. o <e: vhat' ; . Iness sakes, what's the dear, Mr. i hes collecting sys- minor routes would be a sensible “‘1"‘,"" ”*1“"‘(‘" D. A R ! aronberger? I'm getting company § ) ollcctors are taxed move in the dircetion of economy. | v fiitsRcalenddeiiotaRthe ifrom outT)of t:\vn on 1;':1‘1:.)-(i and ! \ i : : ! here it's Thursday already, and you | e : T : Then service ought to be doubled on | Harry Thompson was elected Dres- il ‘it me my Normandy bed- i : s . remaining important lines, so ' Kent of the Seneca club at a meet- 0 SRS R R O ) e 1 i rted citizens pay the ' that air mall letters would not be .o% heid day. It s one of the "\ stomers, the business what ’ : PosL O | most pr ous social clubs in the | ') 4 S : i ) i ors 15 cents a can to compelledto it the departure of city and has a membership of 80, (1M sending you. No, tomorrow 1is ’ m S Y\ nalics! throlighoutitho. planealzor i20)lone a. perioalas at | B)iE Bibharal & Codlas thiateliyntodilate (I [sobito hnverthent today: ] 7 - e oy | has been awarded the contract for The room looks naked, naked—like 3 J J 7 f e ‘ megasn) |the construction of a large factory |21 asylum without the hedspreads, - s : 5 ight to | ~ — laseod. {and my mothor-in-law. ... ] p . ost the city “THO,” “THRV," ETC. re Northend Republican club | e e on ) : e SR T av. held an en ic meeting at their ENC ) uld co b s S A to Y-S b rooms Saturdaylavening. Pratt: ‘What is the difference be- i A ome. | ing the government adopt the simpli- Mr. Marsh, popular instructor at|{ween poker and bridge?” > 2 more than re- fled spelling of ho” and “thru’” the high school, has received an of-| Witten: “In poker you ‘call’ your [ Ox b 2y their ashes colle 18 discussed by a writer the other fer from the Pennsylvarn Military . cpponents’ hand and in bridge you wrge. Under the present | day, who referred to the historic at- | C018e- He will remain at the local | call your opponents names!"” THIICAST O GASE)N Srlints calloctior ther ois - Lo s school, however. —June Clegg. s ) Ee cction they pay ! tempt of the Carnegic Foundation to | Willlam Cadwell, candidate for —— § T ¢ wes ; for the service engraft these short-cut words upon ! representative, arrived home this MYSTERY! | ; i i no opportunity t it there were | the governmental system, ably ald- | orning from Indiana. 1t was bedtime, and the children | difficult for caster 1l collectio i bt b3 | The street committee made its!were calling eagerly for the usual : ; e . fed by ‘Theodore Roosevelt when |final fnspection of the streets Sat-| cvening story. i ‘ I 10lds good for | President. Only the fact that Con- |ur Many improvements will be| Two books lay on ths table, one ‘ tmer the | gress at the time was irritated at Mr. | ¢ sted by the committee. lalories from the Bible ‘he other tariff in are for | Roosevelt defeated the plan A large n-,ml,rrl ‘o( §{r 'iN:'_ ’;m"“.]mrnnln'.fl tales of the wild animals = i % ; 2 | this city witnessed the Yale-Colun = 5 el e ] cnd, s ¢ L e e e e e e e oy | captured for his Big Show. “Which i sion r ' 5 el 2. “‘sbhall it be, little one—Bihle stories 1 beca M Roosevelt favored it Biue team won by B O Pt & storl . ! NEWSPAPERS AND FOOTBALL | and merely In order to do someathiy R th be IINCL AR eE) g roy ne the reply. “Oh! Ca ) kes Iipoputar) Oril In't like. It was small poli- | @ O Pected | Bible stories; they so exciting. j ! Vb oy D e e e , of course; and had it not been — T You never know what God will do | « coss es the ducational institu- | for this exhibition of peanutitis in D o ¥ iry s notably Wisconsin sponsor \e big teams tothe capitol the nation by this time | WHAT SHE THOUGHT ! and is ct in the “pack ‘em in" at good prices and Would have been spared the count- | SIX | Mrs. Robbins: “So that escaped | « a0 tidy to the insti less Lillions of times when cffort and nm A lioncarniel rightiup) behindyou ez, | rea et e e R SRR O RIANIS B e e ozl it 72 )t ; h " interest in the simplitied MU1OR SALES | Mrs. Hoyt: “Not a bit” [