New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1930, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1930. method and possibly none of the so- | of our personal knowle dge, and own !MO&A‘A@&O&MQQQQb&bb&%”b&b“m&b&bfiwm& | them Makes Random Observations | Kensington, the | public is paying a fair price or nof in the|Ng one, outside company of. would sit | cials, ca 'and means | ficial Qrjicng heavy Mangan | What a profit gasoling the company can its product for, ang ¥ tricts in that town stronghold of democracy ‘ o ‘ New Britain Herald i ‘ s RALD PUBLISHING COMPANTY | neighboring community, - for the economie ills of sotl-tillexs, 5 r th nomic 1lls of soil-tillers enow on | seems to up nights plotting wa of bringing out a faln vote, it is believed. really what So many factors will enter into|afford to sell ke | the election that the situation is all | = * o L On the City and Its People | mixca up ke a pile of jack straws. [§7Y he fuel is cheaper and stays PIPITIITTIFIIIIPPPEIIPED 444 4eea® | Paonessa will be the nominee of | “Recently a motorist going Airection 4 | the democrats for this district for ; Teedliitiat Secret Reassessment Meetings post. Administrations in other | congressman and that Mayor George | 70USR Botson notlced that stand- both parties any everyone has been ;.Ir‘:‘j.lx/\lrl;(:.r\‘”\vnfi“:}:; ((':1\:“]] m]ol’sn':zf [Rereuaelins aronns (o celis o) ke TR e S T e [ ehine but he proved at the city clee. | 100 He filled up.the tank and wish- With Judge Gaffney's decision 10 | tion last spring that he is a vote | o h‘:\‘?‘a,":h,l‘”;zq"orr;‘XQ‘,:\",Z:‘:“”";,? retire at the expiration of his pres- | getter and his other sins may be| o Y L M2 FOSOR SEUANS Y nt term, a situati been | forgiven by the machine, Which is | howive’ 1os Tates henrd. hen the created which will itical | composed of a group of very politi- | 2y coiine’ companies got together of the g which | cal and astute gentlemen Wwho, 10|70 4" onvinced each other that price long been buried. The |revive a bit of pungent slang, know | . 11> only injured everyone's pro- ship of the probate court will | their onions. S R more return to the limelight | Then there is the.state tickets to | > ' public woula Falie by election contest. Democ considered. New Britain has a| 0" o "wont beyond the orlginal republicans wiil fight hard for|habit of being strongly republican ,m,,‘r A victory precedent has | when state tickets are voted on. It| “wroo o oionict has s sneaking been established through the re-|is possible that Paonessa, who has| . oivion“tnat all is not quite above publican party endorsing Judge | won out against odds in aa L e e e e rices e Lnowa sffney whenever he has been nom- | will be able to cause an i e e S s R "% inated by the democrats. The pro- |and reverse the situation teriously goes down in the winter, e judgeship, by common consent, | We'll tell you all about it hen fewer people are driving and en out of politics for the votes are counted e e s Perhaps e party which elects its can lidate —_— thinks it a matter of supply November will that this rpjrq Ward Club Outing nd demand. but more likely he ition should continue to exist. 1, \year Bright Spangles ccrrectl that it is bait offer- Haiataon i s .| And. in all truth, it should cxist Although political outings of the g by refiners to persuade rd of victor if, in hi New Britain Third Ward club and | motorists that it is cheap to drive office, he proves to be 1« New London republican organiza- ! winter and that they should t man tion occur within four days of each \chines on the road r in September and friendly Brtiain and the rest rivalry is certain to exist, it is not \egds is some idea of expected that the barbecue of the tually costs—with- local organization will suffer from of padded figures thrown want of star attractions. ce—and the falr or many vears, due partly to the refinery enthusiasm of the late George W. product. Klett, New Britain Third Ward fasr club’s outings have been the three ring events of the state republican organization. About a certain in Paris is has been said that, ills is based | 1If you have never been fo Kanka- 1o par you are not interest- their worst price of land being | kee and have icular is. in | for going there Western farmers es- | ed in including it within an itinerary. ose quicker that way But if you once visited in Kalamazoo, BESSSLLSLSH. other. Land saddled with | even for only two or three days, and takes at . you will be placed during boom times | chance you in t is worse than low prices for farm interested nd comparatively high isiting it for nothing the s still there, else 1y bee a ed doors by committee alrea meet- Mayor consid- same road station x THE “SERVICE It is a peculiar twist of human be- his CHARGE" to be bu hology. or what'll you TAll Talens hat every pro- should be spite of all tion to va : the members of the iy an not all the proper Not being endow- v cannot be T to every d and it is property city Factsand Fancies or axes o1 the Edison city in a favorable remembered that that e nies offered ! ert Quillen) e because a fuetion the doors: Any place J litions = sal : ’ ! n a smoke-filled room and the borhood iy TROLLEY v ENFORCING SERVICE : sist then: appraisal 5 years less claim king fad do0s = first the the oil n of t persons are av Berl existed 1824 and when 2 town in 1850 Berlin, it that t known as th although the court remained in this is the It out a ir to boost margin of profit tha should be allowed The gasoline bu ing the point where regarded as a public though everyone realizes lic utilities in Connecticut tie or no regulation to the point still is good that gasol prices are just what the dealers decide they be and the mo- garoline ac 3 : lot Dritain the ature its on vays he the is somet e t should he perso for those gators Gritain cafe Conditions 1 the On No that adjust have last q ember changed arter of speak of by. In le pe George W. Kl you attend Third W ceived 2,906, T ngs faithfully you will 4 for Klett and 311 | there nearly every luminary of the | tor republican party in Connecticut and | Ris car in many others whose lustre is largely figment of the v imagin see shall garage oil refiners are product for can wheedl public; as long as the G. 0. . motorist has no idea what the ho wiil be is really worth, and pays w he a asked to g will nd drop in the win- will far the as the sell their they for Gaf candida 1 vote « the As lon lowed to dant price our poor without fuel This year's barbecue will doubt, be attended by andidate for governor w nated at the convention vs previously. Whether it will John H. T 1 or Lieutenant L Rogers of New Lon il to predict. Frie not before u Tor O e W. Alling a friends city, have been Attorney Joser pecting several months” to did im nominated. It is not known whether will be a candidate in rd to boys d giriz « Governor Trumbull decides to ce erve no scientifia ave another fling at the office. r h be abandoned be- Governor Trumbull has emulated ny fatalities. That famous relative-in-law, former of Dr. (- pping- President Calvin Coolidge, in being of the Nation- reply to report- politi 1 P s will bhe he weather adjectives. IR and Gove the refiner wax on, it ariff C s of v Tree Sitting Stunts Called Injurious to Health marathons General B. iting in this ex- ; v Indiana hou 1 . ineide New Britain and Berlin Vote For Probate Judge Fall es for the present a Democr e cause on 1 authority accide doctor as s PLATFORM SCALF Sien it SO e has op o ) e Jat | re” to carr P {‘,::'”,,‘_, S his words as Coolidge’s famous to run.” The gover- nor has not replied with any defi- niteness and he has not closed the door 1o a renomination One reason why republican leaders outing in force is ssatisfaction with G. e asleep electric and tension wires lass class do not choose t 0: mental strain ical strain ons involve changes its &uch as sleep, ex- elimination,” Dr “These changes may ne severe on growing chil- e and ton arly Fl R~T WATER STEP P. governme would also If-imposed n sort th seem ntal strain from such for children served any useful Byrd's exped or the flight of the Hunter brothers, ey might istified he says If boys persist in taking to trees for endurance contests Sappington believes it would od idea to a physician make thorough physical examination before and after the “flight” to de- termine what, if harm to the body that for contests even presidential « an leaders urged t vote the republican ticket thereby, themselves of work, good w and a er pail. And see what ass: z purpose p- on pened. The law of supply and de- and several ot economic stepped in just W G was shaking hands with it- self over its ng victory and e it a sock on the jaw as it on the canvas right now, } ng that it will be able to rise before the referce, who is em- bodiment of the American working can count the fatal ten. There- republican machine will be to put on a full head of Britain if it hopes to in the ¥y column next November. And pro- re is to have the ng's Going to be All Right” boys at the Third Ward club outing with a fund of optimism and pats on the back A place of honor will be reserved : ; ; t the table for Governor £ ! 2 t t e E NSty e i 7 Trumbull or Lieutenant Governor 5 i > ! b Fogers, but Prof. Levitt will there, and you may lay to that, my | -or ' mand be laws 0. P. or the Dr. be a in hen ave ine any, dona is Observations On The Weather W ithern New loudy. slight! day mostly Forecast fore, the ine required eam in New any ceep t cit rushed him him nter d usual gave eryth 9.—Forecast for England: Partly warmer except on Saturda S T 1 gave € BAPTIZING NEW 1 t s NE| Trey a eggar 2 TH! coast fair. for Eastern New York Partly cloudy Saturday and Sunda all a guest ot be z of German is A Hartford e g h ¢ COMPLAINTS and To- arnat in blocks And you off my right w pla Two hearties. In Which We Advocate Lower Gacoline Prices. New Britain still pays fraction cents for regular 4 22 and a fraction for treated fu while and towns southeastern Massachusetts, as the result of a little price cutting by some ers, both grades two cents his fact was called to the The Observer by a 12 and a gasoli Totor ‘ethyl ities dea cheaper. attention got recent week- | the nge in temperatur. The Hudson Bay disturbance is moving eastward, be- Ing central over eastern Hudson Bay. Another disturbance is over the northern plateau and pressure is relatively low off the New Jersey Dur thunder the middle Mountain Conditions st 24 hours local owers have occurred in and southern Rocky region and in portions of South Atlantic states, the lower Lake region, New England, Towa and the upper Ohio Valley. seems trip to that a British ac- chusctts where the : ) srees or more occurred in Okla- tain. Naturally it will occur to the 3,0, "4 hansas Tennessee, Kenw motorist to ask why a lt-| oy Missouri and Kansas. war | in | News S Britain |y o i flook s for. showers: on melcome . .. |saturday in northern New England Peculiarly enough many of the |memperatures will not change ma- gas stations in the Cape Cod ferialiy tion of the Bay State have not tak- en down their old price signs. which still read 19 6-10 cents for regular gasoline and 22 6-10 for special” or anti-knock varieties. But outside each station is another ign which reads “cash price to- day 17:6 cents per gallon for gas’ Another similar sign informs the motorist that the ‘“ethylized” gas Les Halles in |5 006 cents a gallon at the “cash nd Limchouse in London. T[ 7" through the poorest and|™ ). orging to residcnts of the dis- ound Schlesischer | 0 g some of the gas station s peaceful and | 0 tors, someone began lopping New York. But| oo cents a gallon on the price 15 1o me 100 ;. sas. With amazing speed all the other companies found that it was | possible to cut two cents from their price to meet the ncw level. | Nothinz, apparently, happened to their financial structure. There | have been no bankruptcies as a re- cult of the cut Several years ago, it may be called, the state of Connecticut be- & zan an investigation of the price of gasoline and found that it was|& somewhat higher than it needed to : ; be. Since that particular flurry took | § place, there has been little organ- & § ized effort to discover whether the | $GeEePaessessssssvesreson average e price would not be re dotted with hatless brief cases in an hour am unable to r of a fop contain an old The ing leather hundred Miller Girl Reported ng Lost, Found Near ket to a locomotive New AMilford, Aug. ¢ home TEOUS POLICEMEN Members the secret of suec- is a matter of Herald Circulation i cess when it Classified Ads hbebeMhfiQm»M? Thi; s ening up' Fall opening. A vacant store bs a profiteater rent it now through the Herald Business Places for Rent in the Ads . . it reaches all prospective Just call 92 THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Home Dorothy | 5€ throug: welgh anyth . from Yet the huge by looks n 1 And for a is. overed right ready living a here mother ly across had . Thore Berlin. 1 sunless hide- slums like those airl found behind The illusic a result of fae y Constable P. o rrangements were Ir her stay at the Gale h after which she will be field, Mass., to live with district 2 and it was a me o3 hing, sl REVISITING OLD , SCENES ont to W fathe renting time will be with the Don't let without ms ago, you may Her stay in ———— FEWER HAYFF Kansas City, Oug. drouth that place it from Dr. afterward you | specialist It's the ragweed nemesis of hayfever Duke sa and the cfop is unusv this vear, he said, ual gusto. ody for a il solid—solidity everywhere!,; n omnibuses are cream white and s true in hout advertising posters. Sub- seen a suit way entrances are works of art and While there are special cars for smokers. ciner Berlin sidewalks fill at dusk with very persistent and not very engag- ing ladies of the evening and male ollipops with painted cheeks loiter v This marked deca- like everything else, is blam- b (Copyright, Syndicate, 'ER VICTIMS ' 7° i £ e 9 (P—It's an i body good. taks Duke ant town and you had the op- vy to well acquaint- the t that ever does n Ww. W. for the cities havienas have or cvening picture p: not lop-sided economic situation ot which has not as in 12 A A X LT XXX XN 2 employir suffer can interested in the town and would g sufferer Tes to the short. Sneezes will lack i he tive in cor n only one zo back just to see how it i2d How other matter er rica. their ec a5 zrown? Or whether it has grown onom 4 | the ars flock to an Ameri- nnows crumb. A barcheaded student type with a ronic collar and a lonz face like Jul |1us Tannen thrust his head into the Berlin roxin that of city hezg interested o can to a before. We lers to bring this about is ar are particularly 5 | liverybody reads the Herald Clas- sified Ads. have visited as within the ken He irely; the best m as a whole, and as | of rol boxes. McNaught Inc.) from c 1950 ant of ihe the nation disagree about the| We regard them {