New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1930, Page 6

» NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1930. New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY New Britain, Counecticut 33ued Daily (Sun At Herald Bldg., 67 y Excepted) SUBSCRIPTION RATES 3100 & Year $2.00 Three Mon Exntared at t Member of o Associated titied to the use news credited dited in th to aper Member Audit Bureau s A B C, nat wwnich frunishes tigers with a circulation. O: based upon thi of Circulation Herald at NO NEED FOR agures tak ALARM ositors THAT MAIN LINE STATION FAR TO THL NORTH From e to time o rks that within ce of time Ne mai road a a railroad station on ven ra britain would hav tion far removed tions of t convenience to citizen other sections Until cling to the notion station at Berlin ig.n to eitizens thar any fut ANMENATION LssiNTIAL 10 FUTURL PROGRESS UNIVERSAL APPLICATION A QUIGLEY REMARK o1 cisco Mayor truth, IN THE EDITOR’S MAIL Sugg ity S010: Suggests Settling Question In Charity Bout. Hers Quigley is able to rai d he certai good bet. He Knowr d:— trying a a tiy st Not Be Why Fraternities Don't Detend Themsely es. HELPING THI Ashe N KARD HIL BUT NOT STOCKS Owners SVander 1 rom Path perty Become Old Maids tain 1 onderful aind if they the perhaps aTe re ver = nd which is "‘““LSL' HERALD CLASSLFIED ADS‘ n say for the girl with an edu Tonest , or has over- gests Prize Fight Between Those Who Bicker Over Question. beneath al th of the hard-hear 1 school is the good who wouldn't give in to who was a member of 4 soror club, b would be lo ered popularity numb, She would con 1/in Hig was ; in cl come a b going to do with that & er classed gir who could afford to sorority I'm cony B 1 o gnorant are of what nr How fool ow they will and but comi nd and be boy for O another, ot T Maids Isome Vattere 2550, the ‘ 25 Years Ago Today i SWeetest wonlul was your motl cnough to challenge oung Whiy a4 unteal And is his victim, b ger to be popular, witty and smart - |She looks flashy, very good from the to him | outsid bere follows a line of gin | rides, rendezvous, cte. He her, but the minute he spies a face he leaves her and sets forth r the next. The first is talked of and So threw her over, how + back number. No one wants s men are fickle and always will be. I guess I'll stop. My mind's 1 of th I'd have to write book. But is it the end? No. I'll ue it out clear to the point with v sup h school socl Think of it and 10w but you r da h Yours is coming now. If 1to be at all human, and friend- i 1c lowest class of peo- | friends. You'd to a limit no crime defer and be | v York 15.—Diary of a modern Pepys: Early up, making with a half jar of vellow to- mato preserves, and talking to M. E. Foster, the Texas editor, newly m France. Thence to a o try on a double-breasted with the new shawl Dec. But | way yourself | one reveals your char- | t's true and v bit of who belong to clubs and < mean alvight if you adher indards strictly. Stop m fools of vourself by writing which move others to say thi ver realized they would. This my best kick so far gett e : S T s e ing dance steps, who did not fin- yan thou with a face |i8h With the cry: “There is life in Now kindly the old girl yet!” And Chie spoke of 2 al friend heing as lonely ay fly in a gara evening to tle ner and laier which didn’t to Clare Go e former Lorr ilor let- c Sale h if there exe- Home labour « came and we wondered to actres excuse a mut a horse In th b to d pla n to laught rls who are making life Thank Belgravia to a matter, d and his Manville, lady I themselves, STILL LAUGHING. i | wife, th | omely T s | know. Home late r Observations , nett's “0Old Wives Tales.” On the Weather | e limelight. Those know say he has a tor pub! n jour rship statement professing 10 hearty d does not ap- al save in re- quitting \spaper s old pa- Twair took ti 35 years old a blind news Columbus ange is an de- and can the first I are more and it is to believe have been passed on to chang all Blir to employ t coir refuse arly halie 0 man shomores on to hor ed only rout wspapers. He w 4 oth puk civir the e-coming the s arriva t 10 the theaters places without re- nitior cd to- has | a Rroadway. not cad ed dt Along hen he carded ruhhage cates salvage di bles fron cm to sawdust | mu. | Chorus girls are most frequent ot all movers in a quick-change town. They rarely, during a metropolitan run, remain in a hotel for more |than three weeks or in an apart ment mops than a month, Many il- lustrators could use chorus girls in spare time for posing but they move | too much to be traced. store saleswomen for lunch. One tells me time is spent about as follows: | enty minutes for lunch, ten for | powdering and touching up lips nd eeks and the rest for bath- ring tired feet. Department | have zn hour nd pow a Tlorida paper: “We often ¢ age of McIntyre, the We have hcard he dre and rather flashy. But at as though terribly From reading Ben- | Old, your foot! Vo-dee-o-do! (Copyright. 1930, McNaught ndicate, Inc. Facts and Fancies By Robert Quillea are o iobless 1berty women in | scheme that carries a Cc appropriation t so 0 years. green ap- Congress pasa superior land that thin People but oid Dob! 80 far they wo Werc orne | | You c esort. He 1“ s very long cold nqud I ysdsdo) Syndicate By Fontaine Fox | OFontaine Pox, 1930