New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1930, Page 6

A NEW BRIT! IN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 20, New Britain Herald | HERALD PUBLISHING n, COMPANY onnecticut Tssued Daily (Sunday Exe At Herald Bldg. 67 Church SUBSCRIPTIO; $5.00 & Year RATES Entered at the Post Office as Second Class Mail able ulation books & com always cpen to adiertisers. Member of the Associated o Associated Press 19 ex titled to the use for re-pul all newa credited to it or r credited this paper and news published therein. Member Audit Bureau of Circulatio The A. B. C. ia a t which furnishes mew.papers iisers with a strictly hon circulation, Our efrculation s ed upon this sudit. This | tio fraud in Dewspap nationa The York Square Grand C Herald at 1 s on mle THE PENDULUM OF WET DRY SYMPATHY AND are s probably hat the outco £ the revolution now will be return to ast ition, nt cont establish zovernm d beverages of al Ever i1 the public Congress has been stag a stations for coholic content min of the temper N to ¢ demonstration least, for the the noisy and “back wets have dification of hypo- nority home™ and, | vide New critical sad to relate t! 16 been de- | feated. It takes courage for a repre- | such sentative in Congress to ignore the | not clameorin the nucleus formed able by of ment in his constitu- | dista dry ency, whatever his personal feel- | have may be and whatever he may He for v hink the majority believes i probably rcasons it who wish liquor through devious ticularly hard to fin a their desire he may as we munity a long 11 cater to the individuals who wish to force what they consider is morality upon | do consider a With the t, who drink immoral other ques: tions to be fousi r at election crsion of he the times insuring a opi and a ion splitting of vote | anou among the wet followers, pro- | little ‘hibltionsts who hold o swing the balance get heard and followed. Until enough Votes | lions heir wishes are Tk such a time as the wet followe ‘horoughly organized and make svident they are will unit upon can or u the wet we expec Volstead ac mendment Down inary a prel question e alion of $15 tion unit MAYBE ANOTHILR COMPANY HOLDING e Alicghany | Corpora is not th rom els:v ong the nto such railroads as the C. would not vermit directly B. & O. might start a contest fo Westerr lo compet 1y that this isn't competition tions o edges 10 the railroac lere arc Complete isition of Reading and the type of to overioo Jossibilities ned business, M railroad 8l ot present’ man: lines having been brouzht here WATER SHEDS VERSUS RIVERS imerous cities making pla to oro- rd join xtend sheds for t Britain proposing in an undertaking time is far distar the watersheds wit convenicnt nces of the large cities will been taken, and necd water increascs provide as those ¢ ontinu: r cannot utilized o puUrposes providing need for purification, for more than at present Connecticu Irinking purposcs the 1s been utterly destroy could be returned to its radicai people PROM MOT stipu- lated hours carly cvening A printer New early Years the that last radio in nmorning running until after a dosc of ¢ e didn’t enjoved it he ened We ¢ that more time. me to t conclusion m into a vi breadcasting conce started other quickly ollowed. Then other thought en earlicr hours. a ost modern wrinkle start Lroadcasting calling the time uter or barrage fellow going vork w con- stantly ren d amid the long he has to catch r ust how 1« 1 even plants working Qbservations On The Weather N orthe Factsand Fancies Questions and c 1 Amendment ha that Willie shouid tealing jam. By Robert Quillen Commission inv cported d for | little sympioms of a malady call- age. ose queer pains you ha 1ly love children QUESTIONS ANSWLRLD You can get an answer to any question of fact or iuformation by writing to the Question KEditor, New Britain Heratd, Washington Bureau. 2 New York avenue, Washington, D. C., enclosing two cents in stampe for reply. Medical, legal and marital advise cannot be given, nor can ex-! tended research be undertaken. Al) other questions will receive a pe, sonal reply. Unsigned requests can. | not be answered. All leilters are confidential.—Editor. New York niodern Pepys 1d th 100 n And it New York would trancin Jan A ers beautifu ot no g skysc 1son ever, most we for be the in all the walking cater-corn town. hunting for to cat. And near the stew, wh city read <ation or besause . Pennsylvania in a or doing it as kids with was the best n Neapings al 1 till, siter but or George.” soon or porter Q. A v in the ways of th worldly wise; possessed o information: artificially ntiously wise, nee hat days hear Yom Kippur e great department s Greeley Square and i down on cscalaior Hour and did Jacket and with my with the Joe an oper myselt does What sophistica turn crin job o some prose vorld o o superticial 1 = @ On s Gid the a fall in Jewish 1859 al at will make us he ithout getting tco rough government. o o nodd a la hurried the course. | 1 olina found righteous | 510 about it A, Saturde nd Wedne tihey| g snow N blocks with hating ti It is t 1 trics to ea-|lamp, and when the snow rve it ing to the curve of th % it does not drip. but thos h e [ into the blocks so 0,000 | nearly wet through sutficiently sodden 1l o clse broadeast was in October 5 sm n had @ profit o e day. September on Why and uzinary car How i hut 1 1t and n Eskimo spendin some niors cep on is built of concave o these ¢ Americanism: 1 nake Iy snow, to male heated with airtight. | sceial pale. 1 Lly divorced wowman faced a melts ow- | of polite sniffs and cyer domed r0of, | man found friends oaks gradually | with hurried handshakes that they ay” excuses. When So far a the lamp is ex- | there are no tinguished and the door is openal | social contact. to let in the intensely cold ai- which in a few minutes transfort the iglu from a fragile structure stow that will crumble if touch carelessly, into a vaulted dome strong, solid ice. When the hous thus made strong, the door is clos and the heat of the bodics of the habitants, plus the heat from lamp: raises the temperature sufficiently so that it is habitable | Q. What is the address of | Payson Terhune. the author? Riverside Drive s righieons it it don't v our brutal gover nt oree ol 1 they arc ol restrictions At can ot nough to do. those lected dancing clubs | picked memberships one ternational gotd digger, t living off venerable women others with » Between ac th nizht club nees down the and chirping to bi in the Social T bies i of war 1ppoint hear n now 0 o ot | Gry purple at stess s at the - risle Vit Lood The it the T Albert | orten oceupicd halt world. Afternoon teq colf club that will knock the turf at | York city. their daily sprinkii and park it against a| @ Docs the state of New Jer courtesans, Names initiative and referendum? | (yick scandal headline noted in the sterling | pext. Dark Broadway to y has one r f the times i hiz d o Socicty Avene s annoying until their 1052 who feel excited | ar's search rewards them ique foot stool. St consists rling s silver to 75 silver alloy parts cop- orls < par = 5 Q. Nobody knows what started o Washington: but if x A t o 0! | Do as Fairbanks, Jr. some light on the subject. | = & g (RPN Geor Washington A, He was 6 2 inches. Q. When did the United States 2| purchase Alaska and how much was | paid? A Russia ‘What is Joan Crawford's real Her name was Lucile le Seuer, fan e now Mrs. Instead roaming t makes notes, snapshots. When material he that strikes zraphed. When he gets bac typewriter he has the fore him and he is ahle aceurate word picturc. e 1 I n is ported throv carrie: his eye was President | for , scene I know | stay on to from | Alaska was purchased in 1867 for §7 Q. How many automobile there in Germany, France, Ttaly and Lnzland? A. According to the istration figures there automobiles in Germany: 177,330 in st scason ha tire play acted by two pla it had a lengthy run. 1 Jeanne Eagels was preparis the lone player in a two —almost the entire over th died. The pact {over to another crotional who will try it out in tl The play will Legin at 4 last until 10:45 with termission ol DBroadway k are 25 Years Ago Today latest re- 1 are 531.099) 1,095,000 | Italy aad| action place phone— was weighed on|jn las been dealer’s scale arday | 4 ad only two of them showed the weight | Y. M. T. A. & B. sociely Crowe. J. W. John It iron France; ,200 in England Q. Tor what college the initials $. T. D. stand? aP-| A, Doctor of Sacred Theolog Man-{ ¢ Do lions roar fixed times Smith | ) pniy for a particular reason? the | = " “They roar whenever circum- | stances make it the thing to | do. They roar when cngazed in com- bat with another male: and r| 00t~ | }0y have made a kill: they roar at | Jating time; and when in paiu, | wounded. ill or angry. Q. 18 George V of Great a King or an Emperor? What is the difference m those titles? A. George V is both Lmperor. By Act of 1927 his title is George V' Grace of God, of Great Britain, lund and the British Dominions be- the Kinz, Dofender of Faith, Emperor of India. A according to dictionar. overeign rul chief trate of a statc constitution is the title of an clpire note a4 power to that of a degree do T sume The 13 m pointed J W nd Will The late Victor Her seeret ambition tha filled. He » operetta with characters It in the passed away seem was anted to writ is the L g oL hine 4l ent time the shoe prices. member Men's Association eetic A H. Abbe will a candida the carryt At six and ne their making 54 local lors {0 reduce was S Busi in of of this the e Dritain After evening a dinner part silver haired gent least 65 picked up a uk with the nimbleness | twanged the lates “What is this thin; shich g King Parlia by is organization at i the Tre- of Nev director on Britain of the the Dis- \ompson clected a tunes led il vond Seas e ererybod, riet of Colur ond Sea Western Polo Indiana re report that the K Jaw gisbanded in bR o3 S or na- contained some of ! is ecutive m whose \¢ performed | e n uis wrehical. Fuiperor of tim New Britain to Merid initiat Merid ction at one ' Her the rule 1o « Forty members of overeign Aerie, 1% 0. E., will Wednesday THE PUP CH o[ title seems g0 INTS e to a a, diznity superior s into N e n Can an alien serve or tederal cow No, Is there & ¢ congregation Antarctic region A, Vegetation consisting of tussock «rd lichens. o YOUNG HOOVER NAMED Smber of species. Threo lin T0 LIAISON COMMITTEE j"33',"'"\\fi\.”l;“f;,é,”1‘3]{‘,;l’ B e his last Ail-America football to Nid in Survey of Ap- AL Iy 1624, He 2 Who directed the Talleluja King Vidor annual report erday at St ny wtion in ti mos=es a arass, there are kinds of which Hevbert, Jr., died in 1925 talking plication of Radio to Planes. Young Announces, A SEND FUNDS T0 REBUILD STRUCTURE IN ALABAMA Fricnds of Miss Campbell Coutribute Acadl- 0 (P)—Tistah- committee on which has for one o announced today assistant ronau- m carch unior, M 1 Youngz. the for to Restoration of Trinity f comuiftee is to make a survey of recent research ¢ gpplication of the radio to the ms of tion. with a view to rl emy Mother House L mother ction by fire of the loly Trinity academy at Ala., with a loss of distressed friends of Campbell, who is a community of the of the Most Iloly Trinity, : has L olu Tie most pre minimun a slication of ef Marry 11 Blee, director v atical development in 1 Miss 1dith member of the fissionary Scrvants Biessed Trinity whose property wis iped Miss Campbell is the ughter of Mrs, C. A, Czmpiell of Winthrop strect. The building 250 feet and 40 fect wide 90 fect long of of acro- e com irman of 1. L Del- dards i out a 15 PONTPON D North & | with three yaskethall tean e A, LIt v tonizht, the man an- AN long hetween the wings about constructed after yeavs and savir of funds. local friends of Miss Camp- ., having learned of the loss, have confer already sent contributions toward Nort < fund for rebunilding the structure to ith senior teams | Sister Mary Boniface Ke M. S Poplawski, 284 Al-| B. T. who is in charge of the insti- manager, ‘HHMK’\. ¢, st plannin a hall will postponed will be in e b ng a Judds @ inz for games sey, street the is mns ous descriptive fravel writ a camera. A closeups be- BEATEN ON COURT Bloomield Proves Too Fast— Boy Scouts Plan Exhibition field basketball Newington up on a very bluc —most pia ditt of hen day the before top pectacle, —a © noisis felt High a large 15-1 o roved bit faster frem 1 ad local hoys broke same o Junior ind la like age hopped crooncd Helen withere 0 5 nd enthus scorc much themselves very by nig crowd a Morg: a The heav- an AT, loomficld hoys team orld. So One of gnificent screen Sblalnail into the ough thelovers, fading in popularity, stoal and & zood DGty To- alcoholic rase My You They establishment i Hollywood dirner ntly hout with th oring columr d was in an ollows Bloomfieki idlinski Graziano The lineups big mis- Killed R LE Ll Newington £ ochi have hal abe macrying Siiva 4 flappers.” now in para vard . D’Engenes Regina The tro Ievers is th ble with v think t son's hrooks— Even i ccond screen most screca nn forever., and ey are on ve seen Wimbish runnin time 1 1 finger s pop out 1 (Copyright. MeN Syndicatc my 0a v zcen — ¢ and e the countir i 3 love K ull, and Sohi ) Inc.) - e Da W, Alsdorf, Newi n Home ildren, was referee. 24 the local team ington team th arming niel Casale nd prin- for Belden Russell, rov cpal of 1 Crippled C1 On Januiry O OWHATHER BLAED FOR WO DEATRS v Man Deowns at Milldale—Ex- » Newinston. Scouts Plan meeting of the held in ch Nothin, d th will and il play i the re ceolade Exhibition Scouts will at ¢ Dosure Case in New Haven ', Boy pel tonight 15 o'clock Sometime ther- |18 to hold marks |exact date in | The local of Trederick Charles Bowes. 13 Woodruff and Itev. 1L C. Burdon. hoped the pu will plan to at- tend this exhibition it and what the in February a public exhibition 10 be annowm 1 troop committee Haines, M. P. Schmidt it e troop the later. consists Crane E. V Cold weather which sent the th hand | mometer down to near zero e responsible two deaths 1| Connecticut over weck-end 1-| Bdward Choguette, of Water- st bury, drowned in Ten Mile river at Milldale Junction Sunday night when up anl! his automobile skidded through v | fenee and foot embank- ment, Four n through the {op the and pulied hody the direction ho carefully was for the s i hen it comes o ~ wher 0 own so boys arc accom- 1 broke i plishing d entri Newir Mrs. Bdward the Cedar this aft will b Notes will club of 1toniobile Bridge out Under they ap tion methods for three doctor sLn resusei A v Fall Mrs to Mr. and In New Haven s n o | Carl I'Andrande ford, was found dead of rd antono m identific North Tiran- exposire auxiliary will afternoon Winifred Jo- ar in th invite New in talked nist hold Mrs o on a coal y One home of frtalin Tlills, 54 i 1 Tiospital of dicd uries e sephson of Cedar Middletown suffered w inge THOMPSON New Have eral of C Thompeor TUNERAT Jan. 20 (P, iptain Charles who died at ilnes; He was known to Yale men to rowina the “Oyster (RIAY imer captain,” to wlhom wi Munich, G Jan, (P)— | trusted cr Ils transported Royal relatives the late King [to and from quarters Ludwig TT of Bavaria are secking an | vear after injunction against production of a|life had heen semi-finished German film entitled | trade and sound steamboat “Tudwig 11, King of Bavaria,” on| — - the ground that not only the late| When king hut some of his living relatives | verti ald TODAY fin- Emory tonio- i 1 The bile driven by son, of Hizgar arrested on a pital after today clo L a brie driving. he takes he wortd SEER TO BAN WAR | ste s en- any, 20 v sh is photo- | ck to his spent in paint an think of locally, think you d an en- vers anld lae | of he are depicted — - HOW TO LOOK TEN YEAES YOUNGER Iram.a 1 taking hen sh tura we ar to the t and the man facial massaze of lLeauty heal ative | below and pring b thie promise and last . s inute in- Bealty s prer 1 out or rn tie covpon = = = = == = (LIP COLPON HEKE == ~— — — - CY BEAUTY EDITOR. Wash; dram ense Avenue St KELPING Trita YOUTIT uncan \ 0 chorus, hen in 1 ndling cost leman of NUMBER STelata ollegiats includin Love?' 1 i | - I STATE Britaim T am a reader of Ahe New I L - —— — — — — . — — - - — ByFo ntaine Fox EWED UP THAT GAY COLORED NECKTIE MOMMER &2 GAVE DADP FOR CHRISTMAS. RN N (CFontaing Fex, 1930