New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1930, Page 6

[ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER New Britain Herald 5.0 i o e of o en st S R e b Do you think this is fair? The objection to international beauty contests is that the most perfect giraffe looks funny fo a kangaroo. HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY Prosperiny AEefainayaidon — to the fund. ¢ Nick Abram, supervisor. laid me AL 2 SacEs St MOTHER JONLS We said perhaps; meaning maybe. | off last July and he won't put me Issued Dally (Sunday Excepted) by e : tion or execu. | Mother Jones was a good old seul - e back to work any morc At Herald Bidg. €7 Church Fireet Eeonomic ought hard for the working JAMES CAL - en sumng tne wrmo of 2er ntes| 25 Vears Ago Today Srsees SUBSCRIPTION RATES ¢ 2 e cronie e -+ i fonard Sihe g dolingl it spoken by & man who got a lot $2.00 Lhres Montha Ayl ) o —————— ST = - Rockefeller against whose | ot sanie st el e o e o (QUOSTIONS A S pedited - I ate b policies she nit ith artfe 1 ed ar the Pos Office at New Britaim ! : tordi ! | RSt ot lodgRinnoliing BBt . Private life hasn't changed Mr. s B Olehe My g : ! : ongratulated her birth- \memorial exercises in the Elks Coolidge. He didn't say much while s ey, “He's a damn * said building in Hartford tomorrow eve- ‘;Zowax:'rre:idsn?! say mucl A free land is ore in which a platitude seemis a brilliant thought ill overcome world influ- | cents is coming from to play a |machine, will hold a collcction <t |know at lcast 50 men who have gonc ~i e~ 1\'eteruu' parade! | | 3500 a2 LEPHONE C E e ¢ ' Mothen! Jones n v“: o { 5 J. Rawlings was clected com- * mander of A. G. Hammond camp. | When kitchens finally become rom the press because she | Veterans of the Spanish American | obsolete, where will the common O T P LTS s 3 national character, a per- | War, at a meeting held last evening. | people hide whilo their children fn ¢ “Cir o boces Azd res v official seeh arc entertaining swell friends? n the City. Circulatlon booss Az ; SR e e city officials are secking to ecmiiaiwayetopio o fauveitiee : e : : ok ' . gates placed at the railroad New York, Dec. ®—The most|attended. Strangely enough, it is a | b iG] M fiths VAdsociated D ¥Ry - 3 L ey ciples had the . ociing on Muyrtle street near the fficult editorial problem of a|great attraction for rather timid,| National hero: One so famous he A e e e s : f ns of citizens t <o wide-awake magazine is the pre- |slim-shouldered youns men who,can afford to suub the newspapers S t Tl vention of plagiarism. In the past [wear horn-rimmed glasses. They | that made him. to ve-publication of al twhile Iris | he Bartenders' union will hold a ted’ o otherwire ) t t : ars old. might |Pall it Hanna's armory on Thurs- S — vear, despite unusual vigil, twolike {o wander about, dreaming of === Sl = h t ould i i c i " day evening QUESTIONS ANSWERED omp!lately ed stories with only |the days when lances sparked and But so many people think they at nity ever T rom "“ ”' \‘w- 2 i "h" n is buil ling_an You can get an answer to any titl < ant}if fow 1]‘."”” ‘.u:uf.] ltmz):rs were lm‘l.-. And go forth no ::f :’»m: r'r;‘ar.lalglzll:}lx:n“:’r:«:g n:; not the on to the Bassett hotel. The |qestion of fact or information by |“¢T¢ On the stands beforc deception |doubt to attack marshmallow rely buying & iollar Member Audit Burean of Circulation \ons . atior P R A t “ o4 dge. i i e e ¢ ) ph stone is being catended 10 griting to the Question Editor, New s discovered | | tudse. | sratitude. Sichi ((einiahey eMsiaperal e CEy e de tak vay ! e 5 as=aloan N Britain Herald, Washington Lureau, > b 3 e : % o sl ih recy marrowly escaped yypp New York avenue, Washing upon ¢ u T o i ath t Corb! v ton, D. C. enclosing two cents in 52 & < ! evator broke. The men Were | goamng for reply. Medical, legal and movement | d L toxsetories ¢ L ¥ marital advice cannot be given, nor rns wouid RN can extended research be under- ration will be held Sunday tor il Wi ; s T S ACElaReaon e taken. All otber questions Newsstand H pa o s i : enaied ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re- Newstazd, £ ! hasibeengEceR s quests cannot be answered. All let- = S e that ever 1 njae ters are confidentlal.—Editor. Omce i o Mother Joncs each case the tale 1ve been o One of them was fo cx-| Glancing out a window just now, Correct this sentence: “She has ten editor. yuired the [T spied Richard Barthelmess gazing | always been poor,” said the rich sign an 1 lie had up at the towering new Waldorf |and ancient bridegroom. “so I from his own original across the street. Always something | know she'll spend my money very signed it blithely, and |on our block. carefully.” jail. Pzople with a writ- e ke unusual chances From a Seaftle weekly: “You will Copyright. 1830, Publishers Anotler ignoble fakery was dis- | find Lenox avenue filled with black Syndicate prominent monthly | sheiks dressed like MeclIntyre. He r the periodic 4 Harle negro's flair for COMMUNICATED Q. tow tong hus o ihe breva Ono 1hird of the run | color.” Observations Lindbergh been married aie when the presses; And greasy vittles! NG e s L GG GRS e (Copyright, 1930, McNaught 0 T h Vi ; ¢ ¢ the magazine Siyndicate, Inc.) | n The Weather Younger Generation All Wrong Q. What do the lett or, New Britain Herald s ’ Washington, Dec. 2.—Forecast for Southern New England: Fair to- fer lif be an 4 . coun king fun are entircly arl [ night; not quite so cold in extreme DODGINGI DAMAGES 5 . ¢ 2 A b : hier ispicious a S [western Massachusetts: Wednesday 5 ng to take the shortest cut | nat i cra ] tua re to take e, . By Robert Quillen increasing cloudiness and warmer., ; ¢t Cstablished scriveners| Maybe education pavs, but Amer- |yesterly winds. ESREIRS ‘_',n, N E o R ira has more of it than ever be- Forecast for Eastern New York: Hh i Sl e 5 mnost frequently laot- | f¢re and 1ook at her now. Fair; not quite so cold tonight; fe as God-fearing citi- mean “Save, Oh Sa Save - Lis that of Poe’s “The Gold| . e Wednesday, increasing cloudiness Ship,” or Send Ont Succor, v lias been printed in various | 10 Wise man and the fool seem |and warmer, followed by snow or much alike when they fall in love rain in north and west central pore or try to cxplain hard times. tions; fresh west winds ; — Forecast for New Haven and 1B (NG MOlEanaT! AN F e Now that the cantaloupe season vicinity: I'air and continued cold ted, powdered and t 1 1 s ” ¥ : ] ; r e SR ks x 3 the loet ¥ 1 is over, about the only way for a tonight: Wednesday fair and warmer e b poor man to gamble is to eat| Gonditions: An area of high pres- o e o : {opping | Chestnuts in the dark. sure is centfal this morning over — West Virginia. Dleasant sweather There were not more hanging | prevails in nearly all sections cast of 4t e s ST : e copy CTimes in the old days; there were the Rocky mountains. The ftem- T . : i 3 % kes | Just more hangings. perature is below zero in northern that i 9 oa e New England. Freezing tempera- fast ¢ G Ssdn il e this is an age of realism. tures extend as far south as Georgia. ipers v : ik - s 1 rever see a general with| Conditions favor for this vicinity B : i : o re gold crutches on his col- | fair weather and not much change ind seniov i} S A b . a F in temperature cir enrollr e e m T i . . : fbe S S— | Temperatures yesterday: reason why a man ob- High MR. HOOVER LXPLAINS ; ey e - FlcRE BY e mvas e i g el . tx to lis wifc's litte \loo“t_\‘ddog Atlanta . soie. B2 AXE: PEF Rl tudes and rouged cheeks that they durin S J ) wishes »e treated as |Atlantic City ceeen B2 AND WAXES HOPEFUI les and roug ks th ogu |t i ; ; R BUMANO! =icoahiy =i stead of v g the prohibi- ships in distress and tion laws, as well as the other Ing except as a sigl worthy THI. STORY OF GARRLTT i exasperate bl ot fiar there is no basis of fact in thes H magazi s o Iways be tand re staff and Nine out of ten of the girls plainly vater to ma dollar —and most of them un § ) the Confede Doulitless warfare wiil continue | Chicago o e e ot el 5 ¢ el et til somebody thinks 1o erect a |Cincinnati 2 . 34 i stockings. as K the Union t herously i ' ¢ fonE moth bronze statue of a tax re- | Denver e Y €eipt D thiE e R o & ol lanaitn het was applied to f t re onscious COMMUNISTIC IMBECILITY Jed t Tiok and forln - - Hatteras onstration a ) half of the also. were in- ; fa B : e S aag The pepularity of Hitler in Ger- L.os Angeles .. ¢ : e e : ; many teaches us cconomic de- Miami ression isn't only way in Minneapolis hich a 1 mps Nantucket | Nashville DALy, o 8 r 1CC t at are people who are |New Haven regular ¢ ratic s ir 1 persuaded to respect Chris- | New Orleans . G BIERE s 1he s £ b od tian nations because they can't read | New York Dnitccs: : . " newsr Norfolk, Va. y Northfield, V't . m: Fighting to make | Pittsburgh ....... s34 e world free from tyrants; bomb. | Portland, Me. ........ 46 ng a store that doeen't close for a R suosnauspag o) | Washington .. Lo A EE——— = WHEN A MAID MARRIES v the most important single decision made in a human modern society doem mot impose marriage Upon woman of fulflling her destiny nevertheleas the marital state 15 both nien and women still aspire and always will, &0 loog 4 ninant factor in humanp lives. used has prepared from material furnished by the for a t Health Service, a bulletin of information on what every o d know about love, health, marriage and happiness thut that EVERYONE should have who thinks of getting dcor r 1 3 n below and mail as directe forget He bon- =S = = G QR () = — = =5 ey 4, Washington Bureau, New Britain Herald, ew York Washington. D. C. l : i py of t n MARRIAGE. and encloss herewith five ONE MOTHER 3 f te S. postage stamps to cover retuin Vifth Warder Talks to the South- enders. | AND NUMBER S A o STATE New Britain Her i ] e R e e Dl e R ““STINKY” DAVIS DISCOVERS A WAY TO EAT CANDY IN FRONT OF THE GANG AND NOT HAVE IT TAKEN AWAY FROM HIM MUNICIPAL GOLY anything, Con- ool : Dear Sou Yo i to clamp down - cchools ther {elnaaola ol 0 A BLUE LAW VICTORY which house orliood of 1 grades, with cpire coops. The March hool rooms 2. Arc docters forbidd ax a minor contribut t s wa P Hitisters ot thots hadlduite under way ! f 31 a. According (o} stock cr: 3 1 Aud mperial The- from treating members of “revolutions rica N 0 a Y nla a at take families? noted as contrib GaE ne 4 2 | """' \10 5 A There I8 no law agza : eepen the depre came 5 s 5 S S our district must be pleased with | but according to cthics of the and deep s W 5 . An Amer- lihe announcement by the &chool |fession it is seldom done, ¢ after the depres 2 2 ¢ i cot permission 0 hoard of their consideration of your | emergencies district need for school room by Q. What arc the du ing 3 auditoriun : Levi Linspector in the United O. Smith school instead of school | partment of rooms. A They future in this manner 2 y . rewspapers i cured & | The fif don't envy the |spectators. rmit. Then it |southend o good luick | veterinary ing In the larger view the 1 % i £ RS s S o R Cod . noble effort 'meat in various i police to siop ! f orces of the depression now lic ou L < 18 "7 while we would like the same con- |sausage and mez side of the United States, and our ot deration to try to climinate the ed | in tuberculosis recuperation has been retarded by gniticant trer f r happened vcation of the children in the fifth the cradication the unwarranted degrec of fear "\ I'he depression, h i " he uncriployment fund | ard in chicken coops animal dise apprehension created ]I ¥ IHI\ g o i e S N e L S hone i Deia s the pood FIFTH WARDER. | « . . We should remem- g - - - GOLSON LEAVES ON TRIP ide forc o tavs fesn | thusiaEn the Scotch game: and | ministers of the Quaker City. who : 3 o byksir e ber that these occasions have i & X | Aliens Working for City? | Addis Ababa. Abyssinia. D met many times before, that they | from this we judgs that thousands | ha «ept the city spotlessly clead j3gitor New Britain Herald | (P—Everett A. Golson. financial ad- | are but temporary. that our €oun- ' of people. despite the lack of 100 past and have ne I worked for the city for five|viser to the Ethoptan government try is today stronger and richer iMoo oo, poiract prosperity, have conscience to suc ars. 1. am an cx-serviceman. 1 was | left here today for Burope entrust. Jaid off in July and now the other'ed with a financial mission for tha resources, in cquipment, in - skyl | than ever in its history. We are in | = b men are going back to work steady newly crowned emperor. Its details am extraordinay degree sclf~=ualmn-"mllers besides where the next ao‘ r. Vare and his startling political | ang I can't get my job back. ll\\flrc not divulged abouts. i uch a show. the reccipts to But the Presiden : It strik < - g the ployment fund; but ably correct when he looks into ihe ;o s 1 t the mini cot wind nrough been having their minds on other the people do not zare about R For