New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1930, Page 6

& SeRadon : N ; NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1930. | [tion as a moral guide for the world; | d | using more padlocks than any other 1 5 | nation, . . a confident that, when |goverr s not been giving the [ deliveries and collections. This | New!BritainHerald /o5 b it e i i e i e s e e osti HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY |jo will agree that the Board ol [not expect all our automobile and |to arouse the wrath of President s lons Ner Bolte i Conesticic Liducation should be encouraged | gasoline money to be spent on out- | Hoover, who ordered it to desist aft- d' i | rather than } |tets hereabouts, but we in a o Wep ssentativa cancal)loc mennc| . @11 WY Lsetsd sty (BUnda Y Exoebled) restore good times, and that makes | I hure treet o | ceience have a to expect a |sylv anking Republic - ¥ 2 g At Herald Bldg, 61 Chureh rtre SCI NN, | seience ha apect Ivania, ranking Republican mem fl S e e S CONSTANT ROAD AGITATION | larger percent t spent 1 er f the House post office com- | 1 P | - e | i SHOULD AID CITY called the White House H Why not recognize the Govern- . . | h | ment that wins by overpowering the ~ 6 ! | weak? We recognize that kind of nted to know what sort of busi- | . + pedple. 1 Mr. Hoover expects the people io rotest. Mr. Kendall 1s for the Government. | | e cra of unemployment, to | S8 | The whole world isn't going to the IELEPHONE CAl nters,” and incidental 1 for | = ! o discharging po workers, | p | dogs—just that part of it in search Buriness Offica ..... 92 pin - DO-X AND SISTER SHIPS | which he said had become a scan- | of genuine wolf furs \lthough the DO-X monster dal. 1t seems the President agreed QUESTIONS ANSWERED ! | e 4 a n n | A a erio | with his visitor and fire-spitiing | You can get an answer to any | Middle age Jg thatjbiessed b k | question of fact or information by s S 1 junorn s longsdrasn ol iimovie) LY heard |9 pint DY New York, Nov. 13.—ColL Charles | heels still ache. seems about as thrilling as savages gmb 1 ; T A e writing to the Question Editor, New |/ "o, 0 5 00000 S (oars clasa s A o Member of the Associaled Press e S oy iy h % bt he | 3 AT Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, | liin ' (ooaners and nows photo A bed T alwa secretly and a o Avmociated Press s : , : | By the way west news from 1322 New York avenue, Washing-|. i PSS e s only one ty i ornier work crealed a la Vashington al that ot a single |ton, D. C. enclosing two cents in ket : aiso local mews . everybo : noa ! es and order SR g stamps for reply. Medical, legal and shed t 3 S el - s rrorn wall ; 5 marital advice cannot be given, nor et ) can extended research be under- Member Aundit Bureau of Circulation = 2 = < . 1 L for a taker. All other questions will re- o A B s a aniza . : y r of the | Switzer ter rate from 2 to 213 cente. | ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re- | i trip across eral quickly phers with no particular victories. | litle sheepishly, admired was the| Maybe heart trouble just seems My sympathies naturally lic entirely [ enormous swan-shaped affair be- |{o be increasing because the fam- the Fourth Estaie. In the be- | longing to Diamond Jim Brady and |ily physician hates o say bad liquor = Lindbergh had a press agent | later used in Mae West's rowd, | did it subscribed to clipping bureaus, | play, “Diamond Lil.” From Diamond | = S Hpkysy pUllISiG: [ Jim to Diamond Lil, as it were. | The difference between the dole most extravagant reportorial ————— and America’'s method of spending couraging. The Goveru- |Guests cannot be answered. All let-{ . comiiinc over written have been | Professional window washing 15| mitlions o raliet is that the needy oAl in leoaeioy. eraiansiconadentixteaRaltor; for Lindbergh and deservedly. As|threatened ‘with extinction. The|get the dole for onc £ or another, | Q. Has the Austrian kronen any |an cxtraordinarily fine and courase- | charge has been from 26 cents to a > SRR change value today? ous achievement, his has not been |dollar a window, according to loca-| You can say one thing for a bad e 2 s S R TR excelled. Yet fairness demands tha | tior ow buildings have windows | cold, Once you get it, you don't ST e ey €| planted by “vhar .:"'w:rg‘ Gt :o IUANYSOLNELs AL LTI ¥ nside the room and d’i*“” a darn what the world's coming s G ation gratefully rem 1 as just as|not need the belted experts from | (o, | ccurageous outside, fer s Q. What s tition do t The cphemeral quality called —_— | English: A great collection of : o k. plus a cool capacity for quics | v vou,<" writes Eloise S, “at | words studied by Americans befors THE “CLAMOROt ~ MINORITY ¥ Xtens! ] | <! 10 the \ rate, like the i1 a | played big an npor- | the Palace the otiier evening for the | they decide 1o get along with just AND A STATE INCOME TAX y dly t U the white | tant part in Lindbergh's romance of | first time. Do you have to look lik2 | one called “Yeah?” o elephant conta soul of a|the air. Snatched out of tolal ob-|that?" i SIS dead person, perhaps an ancient | scurity, the acclaim of the world| One of my crosses. A girl can't see| (Correct this sentence: “It's only & god is taken, the captor | was increased by the incessant huz- | me without trying to make me. |quarter-karat stone,” said the bride- < re the animal is bap- |z res w personality! oibel bt thel ser tiiment ia all B T 1ized, 1 worshipped. and is unfortur s s (Copyright, 1930, McNaught e e, e 0 5 mourned at death. The cult of the rs 10 be bothered I - | Syndicate, Inc.) Copyright, 1930, Publishers bservallons elephant is found also in Cambodia, | papermen but that is fame's inevit- = | Syndicate Irdo-C in 8 tra, and South- ble penalty. Others who won great- B . oy e 0" TII? Wea(/ler ern Abyssinia. The possession of 4 have bowed to it good r FactsandFanCIes hite elepha s a sort of emsign | turedly. Over zealousness on of universal ercignty, and part of scandal reporters or came | 25 Years Ago Today covery of onc is hailed as a good | mien is not the fault of the pres: 2rnd happy omen for @ reign. The|i. on the whole a decent profes | even a| Col. Lindbergh's most conspicuous, What's the use? You're held down | he Boys' club will open up for m example of ill temper was indulged | untii you get ¥, nnd thenbyoulre lindecindas s tese S fitay e his son was born. Naturally ! membership is free to all boys bes ress wanted a photograph of | tween he ages of 6 and 16 heir for vager multitude In- o c I ¢ will be window- . e "Iy B : Gl vl o e The Bartenders Union met yester v isglonihigiphotoxrapliyiun ine! Then the lab chil- | gav and decided to give a concert promptl ANCspases bl en can't look out L men {angd ball on December 7. The con- trees h € e ha |k 5. aRaDCIRULD | cert will be given by the Philhar- nuts shou sprea v e : - Sy monic band When promptly attended to L L Word kernels will he bright The Jewish people of the city met vesterday and raised $300 (o help |people in Russia who have suffered during the recent massacr Henry Morans presided at the meeting. The trolley company has received permission to crect a booth at Cen- tral park to protcct the car starter during the winter months A calf button boot. hand sewed, with dull kid top will be the sty for the ladies during the coming inter. The Y T. A. & B. annual fair will wind Saturday evening. Father Matthew's drum corps of Springfield will put on a drill Mrs. Bosworth has put in « claim the diamond ring of ner hushand which was found oz his murdered body in this city. she is a resident of San Francisco. meanin THIS RURAL DELIVE ( tions ) ow pres- X same time et B : e comedian, Ay newspapers ar & with just such emergencics. The | people o run the dumbness 15 first display of retaliation came W auth instead of vy Dwight the A lane skimming to its hangar | Yale University? |on Long leland plowed into a groun | between intelli- t was Presl- ators, the whirlinz | gcpce and education is that you | The st Pr that is jand his v ane hore th 1ce The bed beach season ended and then columns wide, | ¢ p came, and now you see sone at out ingst 3 ating one an- d get bac Y nly somebody can food on the table | mzke peewe ticians mad at vat the ma- nd yet can't also admitting it has F. J. JAGIELSKI Teacher of Piano and Harmony, in New Britain cvery Saturdays, g in the pupil's own home. F. J. Kind of hall }jagielski, 41 Hamilton Street, Hartford, Conn. Phonc Hartford 6-1463. ives are people who can't nd some ax would portion of s (sta- Automo- catl 3 1 sal story er car il tide of a ri§ KNIGHTS OF THE SKY . the History of that great holocaust is « height | now 1 : said he g merican participation in the war is more prison ? Stripped of evervihing, I hit bo! the creat f the new Air Service and the exp st five |t : Eral : \irme e World Our Washington Bureau has loits in the War. You will find 1 n below ana send for this b HOLDS AKNUAL MEETING ** o Lo s - - clpn t 1 € v ten montk 1 pt A on Bureau. New Brita!n Herald, I 3 rt Holmes, | futile « Yedroomesl Avenue, Washington, D. | Traver Reclected Secretary— Jose Wallace Brery. h U o opt of the halletin AMERICAN AIRMEN IN THE WORLJ : r. Jran Hersholt, or G W 1 r \ five conts in oo 1n0se, uncancelled. Rechs on Nominating Com- > B Golline o | : N B return po ' Northrug age and mittee For 1831 rom the| § dernistic sleeping class at the West {ers featur are Amademy were ap- | enormons sil smack on viation service? the fleor one in a strange hous r he phone payment | rang in the night. ! nmarried men in{tied to bo and my % . Toonerviile Folks 14 not he above withers and in show more thoss 5 = TRUCKS SUPLRVISED DORRACes Its onsration Rale g : et o Sty Ase. superir f cn- v t. Nov. 13 (A—The state A r . lay a ght, t Nt tk T patrol of the Boston post road be- NELDED NEW SCHOOLs ' i & iral 1 tuffed after 5 tween this town and the state line SHOULD BE BUILT nate \ To the knowled - CANDIDATES FOR BAR was directed yesterday fo keep a Among the 1 its for the close watch on trucks from New x i : i i ) r Hart- York to see that no possible inter- | L el Brele Conditions LSS ik : : et " fe cer n are ence came to them as an inei- on it was claim hose Oppos- | some of the present sta ™ aj tl bullish | followir y q Beloin } addition to t ing it that clementary schools in the | approach traffic jams. 7 f 0 nts whe \ t 1 stroc ; Coyl city meeded attention | been plenty of discussion but Erwin, Now the ortu has come, | enough action. ' s ¢ sooner | Faa 5 e T and the will is present, (o do some- | gardir : road, tor | there is “city ostal scrvice 7 i ¢ : s needing attention ea ; fed w lr e o 'H”“‘v Sn:"n.:'b I NEW BRITAIN Still there is opposition. Mayor er 3 = g = Edueation opposing a new Northend sted t s Artiopdil gl o ST £ S | To give temporary care school attemdts 10 base such oppo- | comes no sign of action. The last |3 even i Bl GLASSES o7 CREDIT. | IRZRANER sition on the claim that the city is|word that can rom the § nsider an i wiil d \ : | | Finest QuaLiny { Requirements: in mo financial position to construct i e the new school. eiay 1o conatructitharoad when| it es that Our Postmas- fenses and Understanding of chil- Trames | dren. The State Board of Education has | there is suficient money on hand. | ter improves the service in New Brit- Il 2 available bedrooms ordered the city to make expensive et t Planning Commission ain when therc complaints else- .‘- 'd\d]l a”C )? IbOOOHT.;. improvements. The local School New i has shown con- | where of a contra ocedure is Jberal rate o ard. Board, instead of throwing good | clusively that the city has contribut- | beyond our ken. Since July 1, \\'as))-' \ > Apply money into a building that long | ed in two years more money than |ington dispatches indicate, the' ] ‘ Connectlcut ago has scen its best days, prefers, present outlets have cost. | ostmaster General has consolidat- | G : % . ' 3 » Vet 4 | o Children’s Aid and rightly, fo invest the city's pamphlet, aimed at the pub- ed 430 rural routes and more ‘thau - Ta ookl money in a .ew building and th ould be aimed at t 0 N e letter carrie hay ALBRFN INC Societv have something worth while to or ot § Highway Dopart thrown out of worl Y > WA i ¥ L show for it I ment. This department of the state ' citivs because of the cancellation of , N 82 MAIN STREET LSBTy 1 Tontaine Fox. 1950 Highway Department was that preaches.