New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1930, Page 6

New Britain Herald {5 i HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY ritain, Connecticut Issued Daily (Sunday Excepied ) 67 Chur SUBSCRIPTION RATES $3.00 & Year $2.00 Thres Moaths Entered at the Post Office a as Second Class Mall TELEPHONE CALl Bust office ..... Editerfal Rooms .... §: proftab SETTING Associmted Press Member Andit Bureau of Circulation Grara Ce. CROSS AND A COMMENDABLE AN upon or words to improve- ome. But be EXAMPLY PLAN EVEN GENERALS SOMETIMES RETRI provided FUNDAMENTAL DIFFERENCLS Differe between lame du to be exn for one tI depths of thought The Pres upon money federal taxes i raised. His opponcnls no time to be think terms of dollars and no difference at all v taxes are raised in o the moncy lief works. The President says 10 expend LATIVE AT HATS 0L TO NORWALK PANATICISM ON A RAMPAGH MIND Harrand | IN THE EDITOR’S MAIL (Contributions to This Column Are Welcome) Patient Mother Speaks—Criticizes Street Lighting— A Teacher Makes Statement. Leacher Advises As To Attitude Toward Youth Britain Hera No, of course you a critic what brought about on t h | the Roman Empire d and is likely to pro- | consecutive years. Do you expe opposite in ation to last that are most tuckups ing to ou Destructive the enm great afte scho sorori D DEWOGRATS BURY n sten to ) help Young Working Girl Urges Different Motive Draws Fire From Robinson (P) — I Parents Iknow Ahout Things Going Harmony Only Memory H Palk Throuzh GETS HINMSELE Rosa, Cal and ed terday ould be ser holke b post arrived 1 time SUBMARINES TO LEAVE Portsmouth, Eng. I cagoing snt 0 leave 1OMOrrow jritish flofilla assi the FOR BEST RESULTS gentleman. l\.\L HLRALD CL: NT. Hoover's Critical ~ Statement < O.CIMdn yre Incidentally, this gentleman has for 20 years retired at 1 o'clock swarms |and arisen at 3:30 a. m. to market | . ho infest | for personal sclections of meats and poorer districts twork. | vt He from 2 until | 00, have dist it such | 6 afternoons. ! to Day ey —Tenement | nereasing 1bles. sleeps arc lar delinquer Among Napoleon's gifts was his to drop to sleep anywhere by merely closing his eye only place I was ever able to of bed is in the New In a few minutes I| and in ten :mmnos‘ sleep with my head ighboring shoulder, gently down his collar. s in the mugginess invites 1 am told the late Ma ynor, suffering from insomnia, ed to find relief only in long su rides, | ability v time crowded 15ide Pog « a roaming | The baskels | slecp out olli- s egin to yawn invaria hodge- stores vostles of indigestion wit 1de ble carts aswirl wit Lway of ice died pretzels. i porta pop: dabs cream, hokey ca apples, r im And so or salesm are shrewd of child psyc how to appeal not only to vanity. The child ds the most per the bloy salted ¥ olog ow o palates this col- | to in-| nodding. aught aking of today s sopor ms a fics ggestions o steal dandy h to buy goodis of ssed parents oming from their wnd stealing things in the - orhood to exchange for con- v e e Faets and Fanctes plished other p from sid By Robert Quillen e Among the 1 areas. | thieves. i commodities that are They | lower now is the )m-{ | stion this | rascals. In ank and Whitey | \anou should Some quality, of £, that makes peo- 100 much for a ers. Civilization ly is advancing. ople in jail are a much high- t prisoners. rea who are to a winter overcoats. ip ing you A expression old-fa modern has re- “Smart shioned ave live of orange honor is that it for auditors. tandard of a lot of wor hsonian the forgot 1 of Hoover 100t leggers what 1s what it will e poor 0 knows how man s long Laymen are those smart peeple who know everylhing that great sci~ entists still labor In vain to discover. No wonder a widower feels lone- lv. He has nobody to correct him when he tells a story. A genuine dry Is a Congressman who can make a Prohibition speech without a few snorts to loosen hie tongue. Correct this sentence: lew has written great for the wets and the the gossip, “but both him for lying.” Copyright, 1930, Publishers Syndicate 25 Years Ago i'oday The drys’ crowds fired National Spring Bed C being rushed with orders. I ght shifts have failed to take car of the increased business. Harry B. Marsh of this city was elected president of the Conenctic Matlematics association at a meet ing held yesterday The salary committee has not as yet made any recommendation on the mayor's salary under the new charter. It will probably be about The Target club of the Y. M. C. A. will hold a banquet at the Russ- win hotel tomorrow evening. a mecting of the Tabs held terday, it was voted to pay oft )06 on the niortgage on its prop- The mortgage is now $5.700. city 13 in the midst of a cold and it appears as though it [is here to stay Fur coats this winter range in orice from to $100. Few girls are to be seen with these expensive coats. Observations On the Weather Washington, D: uthern New England and Friday; warmer Connect and nor u fresh possi g to south- M strong sou winds on for reast sl Eastern New probab| rmer in central tair Friday morning: slight Ntreme north and ir tral portion Fr southwest wir For or New in and portio rin w day; fresh south ds Ha ightly foilowed cast Condition A well defined arca ow pressure is central m ' over upper Mich It isettied weather with light the Lake region and Ohio and cloudy weather castward © coast. The temperature co s mild in the northern districts is rising slowly in the southe < were reported vor for this vicinity followed by light much change tem- an. is rain i in ratures yesterday Higl New Orleans New York Norfolk, Va Northfield, V't 44 42 GEN. ANDERSON DEAD Ded (P)—Lis Gen Ha crson. a SIFIED .\I).\l Fontaine Fox. 1930