New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1930, Page 6

6" NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1930. mbered that a few | operation of independent competi- | ‘Connecticut so far is one of the | tjon. competition which is always | states with a low gasoline tax—onty destructive and can only weaken the | x 3 1€ | {0 centsa gallon. The effort in 192 transportation structure of the New 8 Tl Biah asie wheler to make it'three cents failed, but | that isn't saying it is doomed to the | Our guess 1s that the New Haven |sa fate 1931 will lose its case before the 1. C. C.. | 1t 1s pointed out that so many states | ble wit- | have higher gasoline taxes. e busi- | SSSLHEHH$H$SL L5558 5L H8HHH5L8L 8552 L5358 80S 59D, lour before their parents to sing. T been forced to stop. | success of the entertainments has| Further down the street three | reflected in large measure the per- | girls started across the roadway, = THE 0 B S ER = §|sonal interest New Britain teachers | talking animatdiy. = They paid not take in their pupils. It also mirrors |the glightest attention to {raffic, but the enthusiasm for the development | sau tered serenely on at a slow g of childhood which fills their days | Cars went past them on 4ll and makes them so valuable to the they kept right on without community glance up and down the The fact that they were not hit would be chalked up solely to vigilance af the drivers, who slowed down, turned out and evel stopped to let them by New Britain Herald i COMPANY Connecticut bank in New Hamp- | HERALD PUBLISHING New Britain. no other reason than avested heavily in west- New Hamp- Makes Random Observations On the City and Its People especially when despite what all its favo It cannot be the I. C. C. | street | When you attend the next school | entertainment, applaud the children | because it pleases them and inspires |them to greater things. But don't forget to stop on the way out thank the teacher for the part LheSpedeamian, Bt Britainites | 725 Plaved in your child's progress. | riEnts, =5 "°"]‘D?miv ",‘oi"':",io. men who cicous bal- plan to to the neighboring | X horn, stridently sounded, does ne Rt i display without real. | Manhattan Theater Colony motorist the right of wa that within the heart |and What It Iz Doing. R e e there is as lavish | Within a miles of this ¢ . indicates that We doff our ceat and there is some- roses as any lover of Bristol—the Manhattan ‘:" sponsibility of keep- thing doin i desire ny will soon open its fourth s . 3 i hing doing oDl setting aving trinsterred the scene of | 7 __”.q‘,}‘_\fl:fl‘lr“a,QZ’f irom Peterboro, N. H ourages acciden Hampshire DeSses declare state which | ness of to assist a rail- THE VOLATILE INDUSTRY g grown to enormous the automobile imdus- United AUTO | 1n Which We Twit Ora Parks, Premier Circus Press Agent. Flowers in Local Parks Make Landscape Glow Tomorrow will be Rose Sunday in Elizabeth P: Har admire the ‘nioxie doubt, hundreds of road in stifling waterborne competi- tion. and is doubtfu’ 1f would. whether the | ssrer han has ha course al) Matter even_it Well, we saw this cowboy Hoxie And we sure Of the could set | sroportions e relations |, Iroads and steamship lines aside the law governing the of the o o States remains do the o most volatile of indus- When anything goes wrong it likely to be feit iries LITTLE RHODY IN A BIG BOOR s For when someone gets our shekels And then the neck-l v city fow the automo- ams us in Rhode Plant bureau of in- | fect is the nd a big ttle Rhody Rhode industry first of and because its enormous ramifications the ef- V't be sore at Ora throughout S =5 g the brill to A cause our prize angora where it was tocated for three yvears Al e o short achasing over hill and dalc : ; <! The Manhattan Theater Colony is em The prudent fix . unique. It not onlv provides in- s e struction for pupils in all = : 5 what time ot of stagecraft but also presents Aen standard plays with recognized It the principal roles ’ Iie1e folne tat s activities formation and ofice o secretary entire country in a very book affocting the peace and tran- fit s all n re last vear with a circus branches smile and grin and smirk us n doing daring horseback stunts nix as yet bu blooms garnet 1 with deepest h shades of gold of the blooms d and beauti- < they almost Island e thn the But S Nt o art- to purest been the same in o to give it. Tt give ou he former period h that Bridgeporter— name—that sorta born join the fortunate the t zation of 29 ered, the first suggestion of a post- his are orga d their way into the thous he automo- ds of ar When the officials ekers realize, crated partly because men financially interested in pro- | tions care m for profits than | do for the perpetuation of the ama. The commercialization of has been steadily pro-| essing for vears. Men who have cumulated ods open to ¢ i to the world of orts of enor- Broadwa: he stage has degen- vho have when business s the n the buds of gold and shading American be Srnllest e _t s the record £ to forget it rose ack and tried not to rock the boat 3 ri what was transpiring it me thing occur- peach 553 Familles Here Have Same Name As Presidents Facts and Fancies occurring now no rose garden is complete, a showy 2 suddenly a automobile re- prevalent as the - Ith— | de when those under discussion but to the LR A0 person holding them they are always important. E Astors and the Towells do value is the retort K Setion useful ar- = g 9 AORLON. trade comes along Hones b run protits made have d dirt” drama pla ous tizen concludes to e not east another year ng more portion decide to sell Joneses omobile dr New families swe & d other per bearing preciden nstead o their names and and r ation for the name as oLk de- are no Roose- Still other to be found directory include VanBuren, Polk an. Garfield. Arthur. and C! There is onl Washington and not George but Tohn Adarm e result tod; Hoovers. ¢ or M 1dential velts Dreaiennla s ention sl s vi garde can disifSot s s something no flower lover and e ometer T imirer of roses Teachers Again Panve Devotion to Children one There is only one ne can rest assu busin The the that the country's s con tione ars on the mend automo- il be Prat to ce et THE FIRLMEN'S VICTORY a decline marking time with a great deal ing the summer ocess con nues of outdoor work'd months needed to tide over the si must he confessed tha B | has been a great deal more repari; | Must Plan Carefully Examination of Laborers. foresight exercised during the pres- I demons: City slackenin T b t ir A E 4 ‘m' s have accom- | previous slow-ups and on the w med ¥ P forgotten e children. A gro Grants industrialists’and municipalities are P position to se heir ames when After all. things Those who rough business conditions nineties, the smash.up in trad 0 n ir r two duri they occ he ocean: and in ; 1 : SShank part of the sons and daugh- et 1 LAt n Ameri- their own As far Wall Street, it slightest provocation The stock market always econo overemphasizes an tion. Yhen tim good it over- are below he bes a- speculates, and when they t over-does pessimsim r pages norm 25 Years Ago Today .OMclintyre THE BOAT CASF : orner of Chestnut erty located The e and the i street pro perty is ver lua ng on it is one of the’okdest Mavor Bassett may he we ed that in suppressing the pistol and racker on t ou Saited Nine de Company I RISING GASOLINE TAXES that the bore Assuming zasoline 1 remains a 1ax 15 | the toy ihe ect for debate whether, taking |the support of hs were recorded in this country as a whole. the tax is : 1 Svndicate S onth i Syndi 1.5, PREPARES T0 TRADE ' SNUT BAN FOR RUH BAR eing overdone motorist s ¥ | Reep Obscene Literature Out lusion that the gasoline tax eduled 00d horse when it began 2 Me of Canada in Return for high | co-ordinated and | prevent and make unnecessary the uture happen. This was president of Steamship dow diaries —read a para- ~—"should be zo0 repor operated nothing of Co. as'¥o | 251500 e Observations N " On The Weather three states levy- ¢ six cents a gallon; nine ve cents-a gallon: and 18 s a gallon. another good horse Washington ‘or Southern fair Saturday chtange in slight New | and 21.—Foreca England: Mostly of four ce rature r states have legislation pending for E New Yor looking toward higher gas taxes, and varmer in north mos four others there is agitation fo Sunda need be _awrence Valley urprised at a move to, increase the nd The low and falling over ine extra |States and Montana ® XUra s for local showers on eeded with which to con- |tha north pertion lantic states and in improved roads— bonds—and in | 5 R LEWIS WITNESS PAROLED Bridgeport. June 21 - Gritman, 26, West H ness for the taxes ance mn- the again excuse is that gasoline e ariable money is struct additiona of the Maine South At in lieu uing many states where the gasoline taxes have soared to the proportions men. tioned there are a majority of citi- vere fooled with the pros- le. Clifford J s lotter s who the from o vears of the U'nited States pair : 5 WIDOW GETS DAMAGES ore, Md.. June 21 Weigold. Torrington husband was bile was struck b the Washington 1o billions of dollars in gaso- in 1929 the ok &7 Elsie rage mnotorist paid nearly $15 in % 0 taxes. Fortunately ke them never keep track of the gaso- bus on tazes paid during a 'driving)TOTe than 2 yedr ago, vestorda |awarde 25,0 amages it they did they might be- | g the People’s Rapid Transit ome considerably aroused. pany. ses alone alone Mrs kilied when most of line unday; not much and pressure is plains ook Saturday in Clayton state in the prosscution (Connie) e ester- his a motor Boulevard was against com- fromi de was purchased France and hangs in bourg His screens of gold and s for as high as § Yet home that excites most comment 1 dis- Atsel, The harmonies dence and he scems to the might of unseen cerel At one time he was Duchess County and appointed Richard Harding Davis and other literati and artists as deputies. His study is in vivid red and wild or ange from which he the « Sheriff of jrations. Upon footprints of a ng room regarded a truly great America works for millionair mood seizes him. But not And is oeloved as a charminz friend He when the untit loval back-in-the-hollow An unusual propo- 1t dove col- | sition are n i rn Harrv | Why Not Arrest Peonle Broadwa:. | for “‘Reckless Walking." eccentric Praise fo ordir nedestrians, care in is| his expenditures | more th ary Sage. The grifters |sireets, 4a as monkeying expenditur of th ost careful che ajority for add his tips are ter along the str nd | percents to the fraction. In o passed out go head-waiters and L not anymor him A kless driver, but it is caders vaiters dislike to serve his penury that sometimes the faul side Th but -|to show be- | is not all on Only the other day driving throu, Several of iting out { one tappel | factories w Park avenue the blind whisk-broom salesma up a long flight of steps to|an bell of an empty house. A | filled. Men and limousine at in either ‘ u ) Main st Upper employes dewal fairly well omen. witho! ection, stey tepped o roll of biils lowe fosit of the New ¥ork columnists?"” Got of the had 10 We wouldn't know about t [stop dead to let dering And we can’t help our divining rod | pedeetrian cross in fornt of his of suspicion from twitching either!|Once the man who walked across (Copyright McNaught the street did not even know that a Syndicate, Inc.) car was near him and that it hal Twice some n attempt | the O Franklin nearby | Halt on Liquor. the dominio r beverages lece xchange th 0 agree 1o refus impo Canadian Among th are the produc ters picturing obscene, in whos: tatior istoms reg! of goods bar s of prison labor, pos- mes of viol itious Tite NAME VICE PRINCIPAL tfo June 2 - Joseph Hartford Public High clected vice prin- cipal school to succeed R iston Phyfe, resigned. He will a his new post August 31. He is uate of Bowdoin college 100l cen sur a gra FOR BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS