New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1930, Page 6

6 [ {EW RRITAIN DAILY HERATD. MONDAY, JANUARY 2 = that? Selt-preservation of his age self-preservation 1 | tearn than |is the New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY New Britain, Connecticut Tssued Dafly (Sunday Excepted) At Merald Bidg. 67 Church SUBSCRIPTION $5.00 & Year $2.00 Three Months c. & Month | gimilar studies cou Entered at the Post Office at New th profit in every as Second Class Mail Matter. TELEPHONE siness OMce rial Rooms law of nature; and in | tainly des a thorough knowl-| ge of how to escape the pen: inc carelessness and thoughtlessness RATES he carly cultivation of ience and carefulnes lass clas: room in CALLS o advertis The iner the City. Circulation bools an foom aimaye open to adiertisers. posits during imdeniable this increase Member of the Assuciated Press Ve Assoclated Press is exclusivel fitled to the use for re-pub all news credited or not credited in and iews published entirely or partly The 1 eve Libition 1s open to debate. guished debaters on both si s r also lucal there | of this question olibitionists claim of Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Uie A, B. C. is & natlonal at which slies mewspapers adyel sars with a strictly honest reulation. Our ula hased upon t ection against rihution fig ocal advertise 2 the increase = is due entirely a a of the dry erd ¢ concedes no es to 5. very reccntl ave | 1 K Yo, s on ling'e K at Mot Square; S Grand Cen nced industri prosperity 1S ever ex- Whet industrial prosperity has perienced iis n due to prohibi- tion 1l the New Brita chureh membership n is a ) otk country has not scen the greatest Jast report of onc 3 hr. e cutural prosperity in its history would happen should attend time is this—th remarkablc css. ai Thousands of L ember | 2 nks in agricultural t every 1 g Ity I'states have gone Lrok that period It ’ ring services at the same e would not be hy! enough room. rosp 1o prohibition then a pression ought also to be is nick- o mak credited to The named rhyme n of ( Bill" T the yor licago . B itior wave known of no ‘Big at appears : ] : prohibiti i claim! nt depressed ) will.” But also, poetical license con- with city’s slogan And in passing this pe L be added that it is in the sidered, with “Empty till = agricultural states where prohibition is most popular and in the prosper- A The search land, November Teller, IRAGEDY 1IN I aviators AL ARCTIC Bor- ou wit r clson and American last who posits attempted to from in lustrial states has been duv | Alaska, hit Nanuk, which is stu the coast Siberia Wrangel island and the apparently Ilielson plane smashed to bits on bodies of the aviators are buried in the snow ne Thus ends a search the cdoris of the American and Rus- | i sian governments. The aviato death supplies (o the sion Was one to suc the motorship. to motorship | o Jn—ot prosperity zen- i then what about o between | questioned prosperity of Canada? coast ! ake Ontario, for instance a reached the Srotinee whose peop are mon has been iike Americ than thosc in any , the coast. Tl Canadian province. LA Toronto, its chief city, has been rby. arowing swiftly and is modern and pro- that enlisted | g essive onipares L favorably any city in the United States met the sume The | of while endeavoring o take S N T'h ted in or those aboard | wages on the anuk ir mis- very city and town vhole ar 1 not quite ey met death ‘ as hig nited § while on this errand of Fielson and s they mercy the cost oniparati Borland knew th lower vis were taking. But thev| ontario or/a Sliortineriod never herocs. hesitated. They met has been wet. Savings deposits in ks have b v incre BEATING UP BYSTANDERS that odest opinion, there rolibitionis spiain P’olice Commissioner New York, who likes to ittle civcvs now and then in the attendant publicity cgiving considerable critici a meeling o front of the New o In our own put on a|are tors involve bask 50 many in the volume of savings deposits that t is 4 re- deserved e handied ot he ed to prove anythin N Justiy | m tor how his pol or con SHOES AND LEATHER AND THL TARIFI D] 1t Communists in vk city hall Sat- urday atiernoon. The Communists Lynn, Mass. with a did not have a permit to hold a pub- d was illegal. Whalen's aid not s do tanders of cconoinic stress, of lic meeting and therefore t! polic eir ac- | land's toremost make women s tion he trouble with | shoes. In Brocktor tere th Mr methods was | mal < predoni- It en's shoes that the competition of men's footweat that they harm the Com- | nates, conditions are better is in munists but much harm to | wor innocent Vo at. most keenly tending to their o wn busine The police manuiactured tlhie most scrious the Yet riot in history of the group Thousands and the city during recent ¢ people work were pla list ere ing shocs upon o on their way home from of tariif-protec forced to tl police: s mostly come from ocr those that didn’t were n. Ti inguish Commu ruta no shoes are mad police were 1 itizens and sluding 2 quickly t each into a ard om the tory ustry is in nolice oint OTHERS ALSO STUDY L RULLS OF SATETY I'o the pupils of tie s he Lincoln choo! Lounded study of * Diecemb: has just 1 was made of nlicat! through solumns of that most ace therein that are preventa thought Jcarned t e ery person abservation: ced ist in etting (i res in th el a time W they hen daged t the publicity tiie The net result of udy of ixth ela of the Lincoin schoo \cen a quickened appreciation of ¢ rlements of “safety first.” What can ¢ more important for youngsters (o of a i Jay it 1o doubt England continues o done ciaus i posing as quite estimable clections, willing to pos ers when oceasion demnands. Some of sonally and financially super-opiimists bury the commissions first e amendm “" Facts and Fancies Questions ! to maintait ad of per Al he ever, docs 1o 1y Lxciten ould s Robert 1t over a public question | 1 alarming if people didn't | ally excited about a visitiog | Il Quillen The shoe mi- ated at Bever- Lyn chine zet prince. Congress seems intent upon regard- shouldn't the dull a good democra 1f it's done by some who doesn't earn sugar-coated ing the shoe industry as not requir- | Well a ba why inz protection. shoe industry o s scems oo much ay cy works. importan his bread by propa- ks New Y i until Nor writing, it's SHOCKS THAT BUT FAIL Walter W, 1 SHOULD TO DO SHOCK SO QUESTIONS ANSWERED | nda | v | You can get an answer 1o any question of fact or informiation Ly writing to the Question 12ditor, New Rritain Herald, Washington Bureau 1322 New York avenue, Washinglon | D, C. enclosing i=0 cents 1o stamnps for reply. Medical. legal and marital advise cannot bo givei, | tended vesearch be undertaken. All other questions will receive a per- sonal reply. Uunsigned requests can- few. but quite numerous cnov pot be answered. All lelters are the men superior enousn |confidenual.—Lditor. Then to a that kind. | hat kin What ind [ deor. Brisbane keeps repeating that Srill Hun! active creatures meat | S s. Lxasperated things—leas. | be losing masters 1o h I the are S0 T who fou wd i L UBEESHC Religion scem: ground? Well, danci ound, 100, waen everyhod dance to the ¢ pasting Home from N L Sout uor can ex- ie sone says he is not York A ing bootlez pint to t Girls supcrior to the flapper : w villing oriti 2 @ v derclic to supply to prefer @ ST e e 75 Dow't let them rattle Hoover. A dozen frogs oi noise in a millpond grinds the wheat jail of numerous maide A ‘ birds across the ocean M ake a lot the mutl paintings Al ever inz pron ve been known to mi- B BrALe ACTOSS OCCAN spAces Tl upwaras ot two thousa morning p fintshed by ed i ! flight by a bande survey no fires would they got v otticial still th Washington or old and ords? o it albe U. durin worthless re 15 made pring | OF mont tern, thre banded at Turne- | nd was found Margate, ‘Ni- than four lof 1529 by an It wa Now have soda fo vick Labrador tuleships. and that rattle dead on the beach at Paul Jones turning ove al. South Africa, o months later, mg of e months old gentle who once declared ' S Amcricaniso 20 million peop attending to bu in obscu while headlines are made by a thousand who wouldn't be missed. the S s everything in this countr paper A what materials is nine-days' wonder. On the t From raw e Incs made? Irom various plant fibres, carly days of the industry mac almost discarded textile ticularly cotton and linen, technic- ally called “razs,” including wornout cuttings and waste from Later it was necessary (o find additional sources of supply, and ; among the raw materials now 1 2 rloyed are wood fibre, hemp and esparto or alfu Spain and North America England paper is mad from csparto fibre, whic Ilin the United Fierc wood fibres constitute fully per cent of the raw material in nutacturing of paper Q. s the Catholic at the United States emy? A, o! rtly In Dit- invariabi fabrics. par urday cha frequentl t v per was fron tr cold is & too hot. the doctar result of Yet in the summer door temperature | doesn't say your having the hou ing about ' ) and its of Chicago pointment for that d It th cecutives is 90, suburbs now the city - i Chicago is clearly bankrupt. sarments, The old Mississippi vich social leader. A lot rivers must contribute the 2ig3 one swell, Chie: doubt is shocked, but | leoms, litt must we elsc are mercly surprised. 2 A of li mater f a {hd en stories of terrible I ories of territ | jute, bam-| - hance ol in Philadel special- | (o make tl g ly political corruption; also some ex- —_ thicir man We censcience are an idcalistic people 1 urges us to free the pino and boost the price of s a i larg poses of rum rackets with which hi no States identific Butler up'—in theory. But vsed at Smedley oilce dropy dinarily t i revealing s 1d Nina Mair pa throuzh “cleaned it it's Another tor a woman 1 enter 500d test of will pow is to take five dollars n-cent store still about same, and nobody ait a Chaplain tind al Acad- seenis shocked Big towns have good short enter tainments, but hick town peopic can watch & young widower [or|(end Hionths. I | author name Ouida Louise ish novehst Q. When and | Boer War fought? It was uth A Dutch ¢ Krugen British Q A f the leader of our metropoli— 3 ar York—ever succeeded in shock- the No. The Catholic students at- Mary's church in Annapoli What is the rcal name of th wlho wrote under the pen- nation long B Tweed's ing it was a tin, ba Ivs town are s ¥ in day. for instance. New ity that rvather ditficult to shoek be a virtne to business | keeping a9 Commion sense but think of the disas too mu it people should stop could be | with the Joneses. quite conclusively Yorkers nowadays: they're uscd {0 M S hiniar dc Ramece, a Brit- d One cily att other by whom was the | able now listed that PLo Walking is geod exer would be more fun than an cleetric Lickey if you had the right to do it is a war in South Africa Letween the British n Bocrs, who sction. under wa " the natlon has become quite he 1 ! come g o hock-proof. Even the oil-scandals i e i Pre scveral years ago did not shock i the country as they should have o I'h was won wicked. but it somebody in W furnish the facts. Lobbyists may be nice to have ton who can Who was O That was t Mrs. Katherine in the reign of Char ot smalipos. 11 Q. Was Col. CI | voted the greatest |'The International ciatton e — A. No. but an honorary b I the association wa 25 Years Ago Today 'wrov i i | honor ceived by an avig { Q. Has the Unitcd A meeting of the New Britain Llas | ernment ever issued was held in Hanna's armory yester- | dollar gold picces” Jay. The majority of the members| A, No. favor of forming a lodsc| (. \What arc r.ere Most of the local Llks a do they live? members of the Hartford lodge. | A, They are a peculiar Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski made his|people on the slopes of the Pyreness. 7 annual report at the masses in the !l They occupy the provinees of Bis- iy Sacred Heart church yesterday. Helecay, Alava, Guipuzcoa and Navarre stated that the present debt of the iy Spain and two I'rench their heads in | porish is § 50.84. He expects the | ments Bayonne and Maulcon el entire o be tive Q. In which book of the el years the story of Tubal-Cain? | The Lagles, A, Genesis 4:22 stions 10 ' qen tomorrow Q. Mow yuany persons cd in the San Francisco and fire in 1906, A. Four hundred Ltusswin hotel thig| persons were hilled number will attend build 1 incidental causes, Q. Who wrot: “The Hole in the A Amcrican What i name Ldwilda? \ 1t s Tow much docs an heart slow up in How faster does 1t the not This | It shocked ix ed might b s dep we are is depl he pen 1 Philipps. who liv es 1L and di casily any miore B ] Correct this sentence: I love her ) said the middle and 1 wouldn't ed in any detail.” Copyright. 1930, Publishers \ndi ptibitity to being shock- as she bachelor, aj e ascribed to various re wrles Lindbersh living flyer Acronautic hutte i his tonguc sons, among them a widely current the d ¢ha { v A hs belief. perhaps, that d the clop- in A ment of times has resulted ate A menb i bestowed highest o many protitable rackets bascd upon b N working agrecments between politi- c o when he 8 the and the underworld. Such | old “an politicians, as Mr. Liggett says. gain Stat I'le one gov- hundrzd heir share of the proceeds while " characters ieiana modern sh dvodorized have the « ing ward 1dorned John L. T'olice Guz glazed and popular fellows, able to swing | e iy Bashhes and wi as reform- race of liem are politically dry and per- UHypoerisy has been ultiplied e on tering rid Newpo: vidual mu; plice in Eddies shaves o1 o i amount paid oif in Bible i o their arve formed who will go 1o Meri- | evening, will meet &t | stable at 6:30 o'clocs Lyceum orchestra will rend music at the formal opening of th: in the A large ‘ort is to ma sugt werd nend the bill of rights i the Con- | s livery carthquaie t stitution in order to one mn and ont over the otha i r g lew cafe collan- | a tune on not md 9 Ly [ missing In some are pro- b o o cvening sing 7 by firc aressing be the affai story abon I, Gaffney and M. been appointed to ro- for & new school of the town. the birds hase i large numbers from I reported that parrows have been found this city Hungerford resentative Bersstrom pre to the hous the hospitil approy pital king 1 Philip American Hard nied today that 1o becone Juize B Webster have port prices or in e the bLook wall J i site Irredericlk Macl e castern cetion ¢ ilizzard @ ining o tarvation s v i mean dead in 1 I 8 the norm IN LIBERIA 20 to Li has given two bills tomorrow for aion. The hos- 000, Corbin of the ire Corporation dz- the Union Mifg. Co. part of the corpor.i- mi st \cathen uise the ent activity than when body 1 A, | beats per minute i to 120; in childhood youth and adult li {about 72 when at { old age the number may increase decrease according to the physicil condition of th= individual. Duri: activity there about ten beat minute more than the wiio is £ Sy : o / average number of heiw o esident noinfancy is 10 > the average rest: in missionarics, in 80 to happens i Britain, can an 7 extren followng choice paragrapll | xew Britain ¥ e AL 0 The used to the illum 0 outh ceple the city will assume lighting the clock A Newington nman terday and tricd to and shoot tweo men | with chamber ople are becoming tted clock in shic Atter April ! the cost af church " per when wild yes- | 09y womun | ‘% armeyg | Made? sl From th of swift or swittlet the Mal Archipelago. It i at delicucy China. The nest has the shape anl s uth Leading size of a half tcacup. and the West Point Candidates | pearance of fibrous selatine. it GEOKGE 1, MANNING composed of mucilaginous substance Burcau, B. lerald) | seereted by special glands, and dany — Staunton | not, as was formerly thought, mal: at the top of a list] = o" wyat is the addre es selecled by Sena-| ynort Einsteln? ngham for appoint- | 8 B R C0s otr flitary academy at nd then [ West Point, subject to cntrance ex- | "o , drives | ami ion to b held in March, neat. x Successtul candidates will be ad- mitted to Ui on July 1 Bosides principal, the 1. Tucker, UL Edward 10 | sceond v .+ Waterbury ). Hanu: te; Perey T. ccond alter- writer, cmy is at From T rest b o the tlying long hat is bird's nest sop a and ntipedes walls: H nest of 1 of a speei a butcher knife ! revolver i “ 1wo inch e ne 5 3 ited 1o zet it Meriden Yo undress it night a dozen times at (four-i M) | my medicine shelt my mosquito net| Linagsley with a quick | AMferiden, After | of s Dapi | tor Hiram | ning the {ment to th e o 1w on d 20 0 ing look halt s on % under Brown, candle I'm still who dar rat start tr ind the walls et stands Of N Irofs candi ts of nes Berlin, G What ory of lizht? | A That accordi which luminous bodics emit minu: \ particles capable of passing transparcut substances, and produ ing the sensation of lizht. 1t is also known as the theor is the corpuscular heory are just as any Lro as o throu includes 1 Ansonia Leilly, 1} nate; Thon principal i in Conneeticut as in an equal | ist firs trained 1o sty crission ALW SKIE T Wis., Jan world's record for ski belonged today to AIf Engen, year old Westhy youth who came to this country six Norway yesterday tinne 1t fir Wi ol altert ord conn (21 jumpi lgeport, t W by J Hennigar, of the vities 0 inve a tizution lugene H Tibby port, was nominated by tive Merritt Merton Cavidry s s, Bridge- Representa- of Stamford. Hough Dickin- Windsor, is Conneeticut N take the cxamina- continuation 14 discloses | and o716 | o pitr the s of York state cent nearly between 15 months azo from tournament jumped 187 feet, surpassing the previou held by Walter Bratlund of Jron- wood, Mich, by 5 1-2 fect. 17 Schuyler Private 122 s @ week | pamed froy in New por In a Engen here i ma or fourth, spend threc t home, and 12 per their evenings there. evenin cent spent all I\m”” tion, Y to to walk did frican but politc marke = | cabinet der i inate o o ine ut 1o it am A And in despai dawn AN fternoon gowned o ne on nee 1V, i ¢ remoyved le girls I hit of young a jcur f ur I do: Sopyrighi. Iorecast vicinity Tuesday; Conditions: « long Gulf Pressure Wisconsin ying tabloi lipped wonr cmper: tern vlors ) fai hich 1rted ould bred i Vine high A I inpos Clsa- Alove t 1 oy At o X Temper clondine { . Atlantic f old lady” referenc And for tho: for a litt ear for r—and it con hostesses but \ pout off with T'm While U telegram from way out yon- Moines w fed up Have pats ishment farrly synd Cbservations £ On The Weather modcerate and soutl for East it and ing to rain in mperature; tor mostly southeast and New it snow lafe tonight or o slightly br Atlantic Lawre low the DL St is high SSHre o fo reported from and Kans: zion tures Jortions of tavor her follow s with tures yes Cinei e Duluth Haiteras i Tiami Mi Na has given way or another the you good winds Tucsday, possibly warmer, lowiy Norfolk, Va. . orthficld, Vt. Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Louis Washington CATHOLIC MISSIONARY PRAISES PROTESTANTS | Speaks Mighly of Christian Assock- ates and says He Would Give to tho stolk 11l of the French of us who cup is a Them Last Cent Speaking of 40 ycars spent in the field, Lynch. Redemptorist o SORS Dy foreizn mission Iev. John priest, made a tholic Medical Aid Mary's Catholic the at plea for my husi Al rooms \ o ing again- association do in fea menus, | chureh vesterday “As for the Protestant missionar- “I would give my last them. They liave wonder- and women, and they are remarkable support by their churches and cspecially the in the United States,” he King of experiences in China, the Philippines ies," he said, eritical super cent to ful men given home ith r “We 1hont asting: ading other no ac- churches aid in sy Madagascar, and Africa. Asking for funds for medical sup- | plics, Father Lynch said, “I could pack all the supplies in your New itain 14 ores and send then to the missions and they would be gone in a week. Our first move on entering new territory is not to start preaching for the natives will not have it but to sct up a shack and fill it with medical supplics and several tables for operating. Once w have cured a native he is our friend and will listen to tdlk about his soul.” Ilustrating the coope tring trich MeNaugh ne.) t ore it Snow possibly tempera- mostly cast ation exist- Irotestant and missionaries Iather Lynch told how a Presbyteiian missionary supplicd five cxpert nurses Lo care for seven nuns who were dangerous 1y il in of the mission settle ments, the pricst asked for the bill the missionary doctor re- plicd that he was always glad 1o give ance Lo ‘the Catholic mis- sionaric ing between ern New York: | Catholic south portion moderate winds south. Haven one nd When essure is high from the to Ilorida Texas. A from snows coast o ne over Connecticut Senatol At D. A. R. Hall Opening By GLORGE 1. MANNING (Washington Burcau, N. 3. Her Washington, D. €., Jan. 27 When Constitution Hall. crected by the Daughters of the Anie ican Revolution, is formally open- Junuary 9, Senato Hird Bingham and Frederic Waleott, ther with Mrs. Bingham and Walcott will bhe among the occupying the Connecticut extends S, ight the Ohio valley New England, rvising in the the country. te vicinity od increasin this here by n rising tem- @ tog Irs, osts terd Hizh 14 Lox Katherine Derby, Con N their fami the Arnold . state regent of Loth scnators and her guests at ceremonies and barring unforeseen circumstances that wonld other plans, the Con- rators will attend. af ) Nettleta s invite openi necessitat nectient se A light of Imeasuring heavenly bodies, i mil astronomical term Jistance of far-off about six trillion rfly Lossips 3 morsel o 1 publicly icy s end. and to bhorrence b n always tickl rances in time barin old I groundless ops with their N and white 1 hill of a The wall ith rumor glitter recetes longr o the prints Mand pinkish glamour h 1 ence et s given wa per 15 of licals fen- ing and o Gor hour Soss indi- are rows with painted lodse ot) in of on Dasiness s hair « i conld belaisi (PFontaine Fox, 1930 ——— — — —CLIP L o ETICUET AND e S IBARRASSEL ARE YOU EVE 4 with When can’ you get to you dintug room or public reata Jictates of good form? Can you walk on 1 do you n do you ot take a lady's e Can you make a 1l and amenities of recognized social conduct? cture a call? Do you know the recognized practice Al these and mauy mors points in the forms and intercon Vetween refined people i pull ngton Burcau's Lulletin SOCIAT, ETIQUETTF you. Kl out the coupon Lelow and send for it . t n ) du to t tion ¥ ater, soat and W W for COUPON HERE === = o —— -j Washin, b SOCIAL LTIQUT: uncancelled, U Wash venuc Bureas ow in Merald, age stamps to bulletin NUMEER ' e New Lritam Herald, —_—— e e — e — e ————— t Ten Years From Now