New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1930, Page 6

€ " NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1930. New Britain Herald | EERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY New Britain Connmecticut Ar Herald Bldg. SUBSCRIPT. $5.00 8 Year $2.00 Three Months st Office at New Class Mail Matis TELEPHON Business OM Editorial CALLS Tre only profitabl ™ the City. Qirculat F room always epen to advertisers. Member of (he Associated Dress Member Audit Buresn of Cire TWO CASES OF CRIM} WHEN RENT PAYLRS OF ASSISTANCE FAILLD Praper ers of ex —are and rents w ous tenemer pante, City tice. This is a jects. Perha tion of City Ha value to some who has had succeeded 11 paratively 1 will pre say, when a foreclosure is it usually is found that much taxes brouzht o Laxp: on whom dispense depend for t the prove the t rtment hie mort- apart- ed, and have y u rent payers | w ire paying considerably | 0 than was the e during ping good t ely to be in a when t money LUCASs “PULLS A BONER” as o BONDS AND INTLREST LCONOMICS MUSSOLINT ON U. S MOVIE INDUSTRY FRIMS ITS SAILS THE es no mathematician fo decipher uch a change would run into eyond recall, | ! tax | ter of money. reen organization will also rom fooling with television at length of time, vision was to have been n connection with the thea- t clear to the gen- appe rovided to make 15 one of finances. Many roduced, stul. to also the longer time | to produce colored in- | 1 with the | olor can | MORE BUSES 'OR THE CENTER All Arrested Motorists Must Post 18 prox te art So many allowed to deg Ance allowed to go passing traffic had not appeared in without posting a bond for hings as speeding, lights, etc., court. Exactly | s that | | Denounces Police Bond ' QUESTION AND ANSWER SERIES Do You KNow CONNECTICUT? Compiled by THE CONNECTICUT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Inc. 410 ASTLUN STFEET. MARTFORD How many justices of the peace are in Connecticut? Approximately 1,355 Who was the earliest American sculptor ah Augur, born in New Haven in 1781, whos now fn the Trumbull Gallery at Yale Colle; ere rble loss caused by forest fires increasing? From 1910 to 1914 an average of 47.1 his average being steadily reduced until r fire was 30.9 acres. es per f in 7 th When was Wesleyan University founded? What Nau outstanding industry ? For what was Elhu Burritt famous? How Co jsation Commissioners has Connec hed We i is Atuck's | | New | modern | ove ) —Diary of a late and talked phone to Winnie Sheehan, from Hollywood, and he Will Rogers has become of the talkies stars. And success as a creen IN THE EDITOR'S MAIL | 11/t 1o o breakfast of chitlins sent | from North Carolina and a he-gos- tered in with tales of a great and his sundry amours v ne not at all, my | ment being solely fashioning a picce for | the band man, to wear a most of his evenings sarched ] cal 1s." Will Hogg's Homer li so fiery we broke S0 all night many foremost High School Football Follower Flays Appointment of Co-Captains—shorter Letters Requested 2 | chitl H Believes Letters should Be Short yidcer Editor, New Britain Herald: dinntege | Will you allow me, a distant read- | n¢Ss sult, U in your “In the l.\lblh“ & Ty” JA ark You willz Much | What And the late from | cooking a ¢ to | 33 St o busi Appolntment Captains th cr, some tor's space Ma heavy nues, be- | is most York. thus e to be segregated i This, vou will verage of 120 let 24 on horter, will allow more views., It 4" let- of Hoping to appe be so sho servers “ SCIENTIST FINDS - FACTS ABOUT RAY Discovers Vaporized Benzene More Heat Than Liquid you will allow ly taken in to | o high ow tainous of | s b last yea codger LABOR SUGGESTS " JOBLESS RESFRVE © O, SHALE PLAN FPISE AS FRALD New Racket Tnvestigated by | will make him his gates-ajar collar bow tie. and flowing An important magazine nearly reached the presses with the best description of the year. In referring to one of those omnipresent society crashers—the kind seen everywhere but whe cannot make he was called: “The 400°'s One-Eye Connelly.” A cafe near Broadway 44th street is the meeting place of gangsters and their chorus girls. One evening with a millionaire, next in West | with a gangster and after that —a roll of the drums, hake-down, profe From F. T. E. Chicago: “I read your column the other morning un- der a New York dateline and 20 minutes later I saw you on Michi- d, pearl hat and all How come? It's an illusion. I mirrors (Copyright, 1930, Syndicate, do it with McNaught Inc.) - Facts and Fancies By Robert Quillen When you tell Willie cducation famous, you should be prepared to name a few educa- tors. A President’s Cabinet pst human of is fearfu and must be institutions. wonderfully A mistrial doesn't prove crooked- | ness, but you hate to think anybody is that dumb. 's easy apparently, i nake good without a tion. The hard part, to keep still about it. A Frenchman says the world will end on Janua first, but no matter. Most of us will be up in the air Another way to give orangeade a lot of extra vitamins is to put in some orange juice. bed and early ts aren Early to and your poc hold-up guys. to rise tied by The 1c agree. ionist and scientist don't what of it? Why should exceptions? bu two be Still, you t of th professors th remember that most lex can make while team, only a few Americanism: Passing a law to keep people from drinking wine; lend pe men $900,000 to es- sh a winc-selling business. to Let's have more decide ness, conimission, on a defini- Sun wants a mor for bootlegge saws"? They cut remarkable thing about concerning pub- lic problems is that one page evi- de dropped out. st be a little aloof. Look ppens to the oyster when he of his shel from shows dropped It Jjust 15 heen ocial register. u the grade — | sor, —the | 1e students could be col- | Mr. | that a bride's success in making =& man better seldom is permanent. Mr. Coolidge says a five-day week would mean less production. It would in fact mean a job for a sixth consumer. The football hero should enjoy his radio most at 10 p. m. The inter- ference is best at that hour. A new Senator doesn't make a speech at the first session, so Mr. Davis must wait until next March to tell the Senate he began as a pud- dler. Correct this sentence: “He offered me ten thousand' not to raid his place,” said the officer, “and I kicked him in the pants.” Coprright, 1930, Publishers Syndicate 25 Ye:rs Ago Today The town clerk reports that mort- | zages amounting to $1,307,729 were given thiy year. A total of 508 ware rantec deeds were recorded. The New Britain lodge of Elks | has donated 325 to be used among | the poor at Chirstmas. | New Britain high defeated Bristol high in basketball last evening, 62 to 10. The Bell City quintet was completely outclassed. John Towler of this city has brought suit for $100,000 against the railroad company of New York. He lost an arm in a railroad wreck. The Corbin Motor Vehicle com- pany announced today that it will | manufacture two models next year. | They will scll at $1,800 and $2,000 and will have all the latest improves ments. rom will present appearances, the | experlence a snowless | city | Christmas. | Valentine Chamberlaih, William | Middlemass and E. H. Porter are I nome from Yale university for the | Christmas holidays. Observations On the Weather Washington, Dec. 22.-—Forecast | for Southern New England: Fair | tonight; Tuesday increasing cloudi= [ not much change in temperae ture; general varfable winds. | Torceast tor Eastern New York: | Cloudy followed by snow flurries in north and west central portions late tonight or Tuesday; not so cold in t central portion tonight; moders northeast winds Torecast for New Haven and | vicinity: Fair tonight; Tuesday in- | creasing cloudiness, not much ge in temperature. Conditions: ~ An arca of high pressure central over Utah is pro- (ducing pleasant weather with low {temperatures in the western sections. flurries were reported from ke region. Pleasant weather mild temperature prevails in |the central and castern districts. The lowest temperature reported this morning wus 2 degrees below |at Modena, Utah | Temperatures yesterday: | ate a |ch the with Atlanta . Atlantic City Boston Buffalo . Chicago Cincinnats Denver uth & Hatteras ..., Los Angeles . Miami . Minneapolis . ‘.\'ahinrkr‘! Haven ¢ Orlean Norfolk, Va Northfield, Vt. Pittsburgh Portland St. Louis ... | Washington .... | Me, . 46 Rince 1866 South African | fields have yielded diamonds of the total value of $1,375,000,000 an average of $21,825 7 a year, which about 98 per cent of the world tion 18 produ Organizer Would Have Funds Built Up to Aid Workers (eperal Land Off are |’ Ar an general 1 orga odelled cs of 1 and eme support d as ndustrial by The be raised in through contr! cmplovers govern- 50 | {rom MeGrady hene snrance earner,” McGrady told labor institute forum, “has ti ht to security of empl t the stockholder has to ti of dividend paymeats. Both | in the ir | rves are accumulated to dends to the stockholders, | set Alashan Land Open estern were | same T 1 recently under the con- policy of President Hoover | Alaska remains open. Havnell, assistant corm- of the land office, in t al latter of warning calls atten- cor ment tha securi nd investments Thoma make Just as r secure di should also be guarantees of oner ¥ there reserves wou to protect the slack times come to t1 McGrady's announcems since oxp inemployn to failure of independent thesc rs to develop oi Al so! told prosy filing such an s “great opppor- large returns.” in work aside tities ted clive . of hydro-electric plant Italy is expected to reach | persons in the southern hemis | a production of 10,000,000,000 kilo- | It visible year around fl“‘ watt hours of electricity by the end | clear nights to persons north of the of this year, eguator, e The north st is The Toonerville Trelley That Meet s All the Trains. By Fontaine Fox. ©Fontaine Fox, 1930