New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1930, Page 6

New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMFANY Kew n. Comnecticut tsaued Dail At Herald Bldg. (Sunday Eicepted) €7 Church treet SUBSCRIPSION RATES $5.00 3 Year $200 Thres Montns Toe. a Month Entered at tne Post O a3 Secosd Ci at New Britam Mail Matter, TELEPHONS CALLS Business UMce . 925 Editoria] Eoom (e The only proftable advertising mediuin the City, Circulation books and press com alwaye open (o wdiectisers Member of the Associated Prei ne Assuciated Prexs 1a cxciusively en- £d to the use for re-publication of il cowa or mot otherwine ~dited and also local news Meraber Audit Burean of Circalation e A. B. C. s a national erganizatcn Niich frusishes cewspapeis and adver tsers with a alyely of reulation. Our tstics are based upon th nsures pro- and el audit 3 Thi n newspaper to both nationa Heald ts on wle daly Hyaling's Newsstand Schuitz's Newsstand, nd Central, ¢Ind Stroet. o New Times Entran-e t, excessive econor ery well with these arhaps doesn’t mat World adherenc wan the Senatc GOVERNOR AND PRISON CRITICS Go a resound he berates the jon as publicit lore ntion critics or- sometimes a rarely heard fron usor Btiire for s wife usband in prison. ist some- as the Governor the chief sufferers a criminal career being sent to ¢ Governor ati of again visiting that their mien from prison so that they the missing support that painted s and mploring prison him and releas:d could provide showed need for and sympathy ployed in their behalf. The Gove of the conclusive there is an organization of means to be actively em- . suggested that at least some critics attend to that of necessity adding however be opportunities for con- nection with the cmployment. We hope the Council of Churches, which the Governor suggestcd as possivle accomplishers of good this di- rection, surprise the Governor Uy taking up this matter at their next meeting and deciding 1o start a campaign of xiding the kin of those by prisoners re would no ublicity 1 in in prison. Knowlcdge that such work was belng done would greatly case their minds, thus relieving them of specics of mental suffering that is worse than any physical suffering they may ind the bars. SENATOR DAVIS SLIDES 1N Perhaps a growing realization that in Pennsylvania an election is 4 peculiar animal must have swayed the painstaking Senate when fused to James G. it Senator former cabi- concur with Nye that Davig, net member, should be denizd his for the present until it could vhether stories that his be determined £65 bad werc 000 been exponded on The Scnatc r awhi ally 1host of senators like the Ion- Mr. orable Davis. Some of them also know - a or een guided by the Davis been de that had Mr. ze ge ve pri of taking his oath enator Grundy. whon he succends and whom defeated the conclusion that nia have not enditures; and and. also Cormi one rea on her LONG DISTANCE COACHES FILL A N MOTOR LD \folor s ng distane ve railroads 0a ng a class roads 0 be satis higher rates e classes fast extra fare traius and coaches, 100, es ed & railroads, oppo that sort o opposi s and appraling aveler. way to com Not will supplics prosper motor coaches nt “regulation 1*lp titution ¢ demand S ted WILSON GROWS AGREEABLE Honorable Dr f Washington commended for taking a sportsiman- regarding t ugges- tion Congressman Piatt Andrew of Massachusetts that a na- referendum be held on pre 1. Doctor Wilson, said to be to dry Me- DR The Clarence True Wilson o is to be like attitude he o A tional oing counter an opposing headed by “colt ficld League, bluff” have leading generalis Wets 1o agroe a national The doctor gives faction Bride, marsi wants to “take up willing to of the upon go0d Saloon the Wet and is imos and Drys meet referendum it ave nothing to f as his opinion that the Drys ar from such referendum. and if they won it the agitation against the Lry law would be quite firmly | end | He {time squelched. A national coyld be arranged, would quitc defi- if one referendum, nitely indicatc what we already know—that most cities. particularly the Last and Middle West Pacific those in and perhaps on th Coast, Wet, particularly What the Wets are while miost rural regious, in the West, are dry. angry about is that the rural districts through the forcing their ideas of what Dr. Wilson might call present system 500d morals upon their brethren in cities. Wilso; and the opinon sees no injustice in is evid that he still that the rural vo ¥ such Drys as exist in the Wets and © present gaw ould outvote the o con Fundame; he conflict is one veen cit country CRIME IN MERIDEN small city cxperiences six s in its downtown the police are sup- kest, the natural in- police are in- Meriden of the rob- among the merchan- were olvers, six and a amount of Jangcrous ma- nds of crimin- a first does po- But n “SELING AND go to i BELIEVING Diritten of returned | iy jump turnad were all that it was manufacture of fur, G Q. A circu more Q oners? Q. m & (A Sen and until strad to th ator —or s ik hecause & other thought definife QUESTION AND ANSWER SERIES Do You KNOw CONNECTICUT? Compiled by THE CONNECTICUT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Iac 410 ASYLUM STRLIT. HARTYPORD Who built the John Fitch, a native of What city is called “The F Danbury, which has more felt and straw k What is the circulation of The daily newspapers have lation of almest 500,00 than 200,000, What are A the functions of Where was the first 2. How heavy nswers to thesc is the average questions will first steamboat Fast lighthouse snowfall in the world? Windsor. {at City"? than 50 factories engaged ts and hat materials Connecticut newspapers? a combined morning and evening in the Sunday newspapers have a circulation of the Baard of Compensation Com- in the state erected? in Connecticut? published in Friday's be paper.) nate chamber, nator Walcott, looks forward on the other to a bad time he can get his mind off the 1f Senator Bingham e front with that beer bill Scr Walcott will have to vote on it be unavoidably absent the day le. goes oting takes place. is sad to relate that to a embarrassed forced stand one public that senator ely be merely may he to take the Old-timers they way or on a issue was what were for COMMUNICATED ¥ Edite Fa show Thosc o ou t Motor 15t areful ings iodgi cor ige ead jreal g om coun count ey Why Editol One heard leaders who talked | COUr He added, 80 to t people actually do they go across otion the scrvers, ors not s any, holds good :or United States oticed that th notions always fuatier 1" s good 10 possess open mind WALCOTT AND BINGHAM Wa ator olt is facing embar- raddling on prohi- vell advertised. He and pleased the parts of some regarding him as a poten- 1 H accept- ollowed the made first ward to the ers b xes ions voted at such istently after re ‘airness An Obsolete Word Britain r. New Herald: rness is a word that is obsolete is city insofar as motorists a Police and pedestrians no signs that they understand a word is in the dictionary. vho are “unfort enougn n & car are beginning to think t crime 10 this lux- rned s laws give 10 regulate The orl t pol he traffic within their papers are full of by the local ¢ traffic mizup in notorists. i er of the towr isis con obey t to rrest if they pass one But how car puny en pedestrians are t and around his car ches Main R s the’ lights Red C through the a driver ng i seurrying o contortions atlempt to Motorists a the anl nly are left out in the cold 1 to d his n an trians atch unruly own a car, officers v le down terri #utomobilcs People css deat from cars wh read o m in the pap don’t they rememt NITORTUNAT the death ghou 1ast over re agt are on MOTORIS] Vote On Public Questions He proposals 1 i w Britain best a member of n a long tin by Counciln effect to I. ot i from Gibuey of the ¢ allowed at vice I firmly such as upon. as is done year his o et ecau Ia voters ought ity tive t cities onc subm say t “hat Did tor, t the ple Teir tect t comn what uggest commn propriations. my ion, i than the o have 150 t iito 1o b en the oppor- of expressing thefr views rela- o large appropriations. every itted to he mone settles i $ite 2 since - In somie appropriatgen of pub Ic ¢ people and s not be 1o vou ci g and don: peo- about people tatives to yond would arter «dvisen ity with hoard fairs? t heir own won council can they do that the « ittac id say prese the that, like to revision v nde ent o referendun on Hunibie ap- opin- public fe propositions which ntends to vonsider. OF THE PEOPLE. t is far ¢ vitz] to the som: of ommittes ONE ed standarde of senatorial conduct | Brilliant Cabinet Dinner n this matter—that is, it was the sccepted senatorial standard until some montis ago Senator Binghan ed The has Qeen more straddle any Senator Bing determi ot Wets to more say ham has seen the light and has re- fused to be blindfolded. Mr. Bing- ham, having come out for four per Volstead ent beer, believes that the Act ¥ can be and is s to have a desk looking Scnator Bingham has Aeductions the Wets Connecticut. bill in pocket or his to that som mathematical and these tell him that are in the majority for in is out re-clection when comes and makes bold to rely on the support of the Wets to attain a return to the exalted precinets of his | Washington, brilliant cabi House capital's social was followed recep! cers Th received room silver as th ered After made | the president to his study | zecon the | nad t the g o ner later use Opens Capital’s Season Dec. wwr) A et dinner at the White night ushered in the ELEE ) The event up quickly today with tions by wives of cabinet offi- at their home president and their guests in the blu The historic Dolly Madison gilt service gleamed under the last Mrs. Hoover changed o permit it | lights from the massive chandeliers | ¢ distinguished company gath- | about the huge oblong table dinner the men retired with on the d floor while the women guests heir coffee with Mrs. Hoover in reen room. rty-eight gue party while for a musicale ts werd 50 at the din- | others came FOR BEST RESULTS HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS [} Questions and Answeors QUESTIONS ANSWERLD You can get question of fact Writing to the Rritain Herald, an answer any or information by Question Fditor, New Washington Bureau, New York avenue, Washing- ton, D. (.. enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advice cannot he given, nor can extended research under- taken. All other questions will Te- ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re- quests cannot be answered. All lc ters are confidential.—Editor. What is the Afission to located at Q A Itis w York What ar ish quivalent to cight Q. What wom Pictorial 1t \ prsos lievements since Mrs. W, W contribution to White Schoo! ne: boolk Macliow human A or Cora Stewart £ Moonlight moun‘a 26. fo! Eva I Berry School for contrib; Carric Chapn feminist, author tucky hall problem; for work at Sabin, 1929 science, and 1930, lecturer. velfare worker, Q W meaning of t A It derived on Gallic Dr. t and Pa family 1 he name British an is a ame from office Keeper of the Does pulin £ the pige he new fron strongth as e A of Agricuiture says nothing to substant ment The United Stat there is re cherries State o errics in their natur d to Imports of cherries preps ved amour to 720,716 alued at § Q. Tsa go n impeached for public offic No Wha control It amo red or pre- pounds as bee A d in Stock board, but w parliame take den unti Tt is a modi cnburg plan tem the retail liquors on i restricted the as Ny adop and throughonut not le alcoholic is & entircly premises and hands of special arc compelled to pay al to the state distilled liguors the premises is tem by Which every citizer of drunkard minals an order hook privilege pur « limited quantity of lor ow much sales are made What or rom the treasury. Th tor consumption off rd sys- the paupers. v witll exceptior is entith d to receive & him of asing cach montl tilled liquor gharg i system tho whon sold to is a Ch first ir i 1 how often one persor A name called th latt aptism Chris the custom of infan the family or sur of ,0r christening s namc Q A Q A. i w Ancient o was Thor Norse god o inder What A jenny Where does | his vote? He is a citizen of the state ifornia and therefore vote in that state Q. Do hens s a female mule called esident Hoover A of casts hi usually lay two egg « da A docs happer when the first egg is held over from the previous day by a fright. or some other cause but it is unusual 25 Ve c;&rsrA;gou Today Sometimes t schottische at Hoffman's band will A prize Monday evening ‘The Philharmonic the music. A. W. Stanley left Liverpool land, today aboard n line“turbine steamer which is ing its maiden trip He Furope on business for the Shop. M. J. Ke urer of the at eld hall furnish Eng- the new Cunard mak- ney was clected Wirst division, A meeting held yesterday. The new parish school of the Sa- cred Heart church was blessed last evening by Rt. Rev. Bishop Ticrney The school has ten rooms and accommodate 335 pupils. The truant officer was Lept during the month of November was called out on 54 c; New Britain is well the six day bhicyele held at Madison & treas 0. H, can busy He ses. represented races being Garden. at are | | [ | N New York, Deg —Ior than a year I have been watching |2MONg a sidewalk bab; with inereasing raising exp astonishment | sets a cart load of hygienic All the heen and sanitation laws of experts have discard is drequently heard to rear a chilc pure air, sunshin These habies ardently are las It is no place dren need playgrounds. watched so Their parents either delicatessen on Third ave the voungsters just g winter in fair habies wer Topsy Last on th cir double carriage. rpentine elevated tuced the usual clatter. In th pedestrianic traffic t cooed and tried their seen os they to stu nouth ther tors into once have I ever They were given they lay goo-go panhandler gos of the “va-noo.” smoke of 1 their cheek fatte da was misting the tots we in screne to chew and the drunks, the v’g vir t “Thoid and r bodies There was passed carriage world The ppear d March d oas 1 o dirt to king slumber r day | passed <itting coop supplants t laying 1y faded has o d a aint Cardboard iron grating to ke from falling avthings 11 around is the treet, Underneath them i roami the ¢ And soo1 off doors zhting accounts auto sa high press will do a that cou Ri I sure wvould It s ore.” ded tha nt Sales Corp: on \ clbar 1t sells imple oy by a a complete And whi Zip! Tar n Runiplemaye workir But o 1 R W tic fternoo other tea roon w weather chunks of up a cats more eriment It up- theorics formu- thrown | i—chil- I have twins. work or own a TOW and e pave Ove i pro- he hed press in at ff their Not cr bread oing at s and polygot he s pink- r o and v last heavily re still thumb- city along now he with a bber placed p their through. nement cellar rub dogs heerful they n. For a kid- an. is ss men largely richest lesmian itomo- ail- “Why, My vthing, but 1 ought to Ltion ander- replace opens r o tea rder on np all, hiis ' Toonerville Foll., SEVERAL FOLKS HAVE PUT FLANGE WHEELS ON THEIR BABY CARRIAGES AND ROLL THEM ON THE TROLLEY TRACKS, Yorls ‘ and | | Stll there was a merry spark afternoon Rumplemayer | crowds yesterday. A slinkingly thin {lady, passing a table occupied by u { heft sister who was making way | with @ whipped cream concoction, |cracked cattily: “Dedicating anoth- [er chin, I see!” Curiosity impelled me to ask the | proprietor of a little 8th avenuc doughnut shop if he ever ate any of his own doughnuts. “No, sir,” he replied, “I just make them and |answer damn fool questions.” (Copyright, 1930, McNaught [ Syndicate, Inc.) | Facts and Fancies By Robert Quillen The final proof of courtesy is to have a1 ailment just like the one tha other fellow describes and tell him In the oll days an taste for whiskey was an alibi stead of an obstacle. in- When the magazine ads. tell what a thing is worth f. o. b., that doubt- less 11cans “free of bull.” It Lecomes increasingly clear that a depression can't official Pollyantic Mrs. F Thompson lost lier ordinary jewels, but the Mayor is recovering. isn't the only "ltitude of hat. Charity covers ¢ the plug thing sins. There's side. recite There longer few You no “Cur- isa hear hall uot bright anybody ring tonight of a great radical reform; (2) Wins the people Fills his a conserva- | Short history (1) Whoops for power and discovers. t give « darn: (3) nd becomes China first to make in nations is the ition of his inability to desire public read. nisni: Triyng to keep up with Jone in good times; pretending to have lost as much as the Joneses in bad times Non¢ ot two itselt he billion on fecl pious the shades. hooze make down some nf The buy-it-now movement ia pro- gressing. Squite Alfalfa reports the sale of 47 mortgage blanks yester- da over of ! Sweden js different. Necken [there is an old god instead | social custom., After all, the most remarkable | endurance record is the one made | by enduring one another. No wonder the meek shall inher- |it the earth. The fix its getting in | now, you couldn't wish it on any- | body else. | A free land is one in which it is | perfectly safe to say what you think | unless you happen to be a thinker. Every town has one man who seems the logical one to hcad the new committee because he already has seventeen similar jobs, You would expect England to bo a little tardy about recognizing the coffee country’s new rulers. ' The English can't even recognize coffce. Correct this sentence: “A vaca- tion now is risky,” said the busi~ ness man, “but I won't risk my | health for a little money.” Copyright. 1930, Publishers Syndicate Observations On the Weather not | g | Cloudy be relieved by | that | | x | Washington, Dec. 3.—Forecast for uthern New England: Partly cloudy and not quite so cold to- night; Thursday cloudy, fresh inherited | southwest winds. Forecast for Eastern New York: not so cold in central por- tion tonight; possibly light snow or rain in north and west central por- tions; Thursday cloudy: slightly colder in central and north por- tions; fresh southwest winds shifting to west and northwest on Thursday, Forecast for New Haven and vi- cinity: Fair and slightly warmer tonight; Thursday partly cloudy. Conditions: The pressure is high over the upper Mississippi valley and low over the St. Lawrence valley. The temperature is rising in castern and falling in the western diatricts. It is below zero along the Canadian horder from North Dakota to Michi- san. Conditions favor for this vicinity ir weather with slowly rising tem- perature followed by increasing cloudiness. Temperatures yesterday: High 438 0 Low Atlanta . 50 Atlantic City Roston . Ruffalo Chicago Duluth Hatteras . cees Los Angeles .......... 70 Miami ...... 6 Minneapolis . Nantucket hville New IHaven . New Orleans .. New York .. Norfolk. 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