New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1930, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1930. New Britain Herald‘ HERALD PUBLISH COMPANY New Ascocated Press O N ING PRISON THE ors 0 pelled to live the contract sor East ri uands of and make plans to substitute thing better. prison farm oners ax 2 most thor ow to be hoped FOUR SPELD AND SLIPPERY ROADS : goes A GREAT NEW TUNNEL rto from ed with tun- World span the for more insatiable traftic asks arteries. But the tunnel will be to Long Ts- land City, not particularly benefit- ing great city of Brooklyn fur- ther south on Long Island. Conse- ¥ boosters of rritated vehi d tacili- th in particular gained by the the go-getting ar for expansior W Brooklyn. the new tunnel, to he Holland be twice , will n before approxi- REPLACING GOODS buying with a venge their stocks run to make new com- | . That, to borrow a phra economists, ie one “liquidating” depression. The process could not cont owere F. Swift, pres- ng concern undoubtedly on BORAH AND MR. NORRIS Washington, is a conclusion ROADS COS1 OF RURAL 8 huge tot bursing mo Mr. Tolles, speaking for lis asso- wants no million inder such iation, meagre iolla cumstances. Perhaps he has :d out how y miles o ds could be improved with a million dollars and ome to 1 onclusior t the would scar country repre remain a power in the Legislature, trouble is brewing on pitol bill for sowcbody. way of | QUESTION AND ANSWER SERIES Do You KNow CONNECTICUT? Compiled by THE CONNECTICUT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Tac. 410 ASYLUM STELET, HARTTORD Q A ha almost a was estal Q. the world of art? ploneer in the original art of America rtists of acknowledged skill than first academic art school in the country part has Connceticut played in ‘onnecticut was the the home of v other state. The ished here. Wi s the cost $5.342,0 How long 245 miles. and bee more of the State Capitol in Hartford? is Connecticut's shore line? i fruit worth? “The Brass City? establish vill be pu What is Cennectict What city is called Why does Conn ese questions forests? v's paper.) IN THE EDITOR’S MAIL Action On Belvidere Filling Station Draws Fire of “For Fair Play.’ riticism of Council’s Action On| Belvidere Gasoline Filling Station | i in Herald of this Ividere wiil soon be come- to an announce: > company cording ade tod Although New Britain has been classified hazardous town by the issioners, there we serious fires here during orists rs hav of th 1 appli- csted tal be vita COMMISSION Wil ACT ON PROGRAM Railroad Consolidation Plan Goes Belore Members cted to co railroads into four roads, u 1spor- “we ited i} ion of ar has of the irman of the commit- itor Couzens, chia interstate com if it did the public to to him would possibl rough the 1geous™ Two democrats on the committee expressed Senator Howell, republicar said he saw “little econorr proposal and Senator Wheeler, democrat, Montana, would oppose it if it bore any resemblance to the merger proposed Great Northern and the Northern Pacific. proposition yosition. the re ng P he alo 25 Years Aéo Today ‘ed cou RUSH ANTI Alaska, 48 to be Iairbanks, Anti-toxir Jlane to Tanana, Yukon ng post 150 miles west the request of authoritic lioed yesterday t epidemic rive council of tinz held | banks, who 1 put | diphtheria through in this city by the lLIL-l appeared, the message said, effer- | and all, while no 1 ate Br how forget. mean-tempered | Mor: Ona t wity Sven s quick, fluer s all he droop and drag home in the ning. but it skips to work, sn 18 en on | evanescent. ppearance on| Tt may be a but in N ing I read & was the only develope week charge | tailors. They wis cracks an make @ ) | never u heavens With no & erly types you remember pleasantly. think Munson, bail, { man, Ann Andrews, Margolo . New York may|more and there others whose names eve- | I cannot even recall. All ar | ously beautiful but to me strangely self-ef ar them id effort Helen facing, beau 1 illum- some- to be arc of Lois Ship- Gil- graci- freak of coincidence editori d v York paper Europear taste that this morn- | cast coast Ttaly country th for And later today at the strong news- . riotous welcoming street Facts and Fancies .. coming Mi T vrize MeNau ) R e e Ly pros- Husband Talks Seven fighter probably came just after a discours aging lot of jury decisions. R et commentary on Amer- lican standards the general sure prise that ein didn't feel infer- |ior in the pr of New York re- | porters. is sence The silver lining is beginning to show. You hear just as much wail- ing, but you don't hear the Stein {song s0 much. An old-timer is one who can re- member when the last word in | youthful wickedness was to put something smelly in the water can on the school stove. Correct this sentence: “It never | occurs to me,” said the senate lead- {er, “that 1 am more important than the president.” Copyright 1930, Publishers Syndicaie Observations On the Weather Washington, Dec. 31.—Forecast for Southern New England: In« creasing cloudiness followed by snow or rain in northern Massachusetts late tonight or Thursday; not so cold tonight except on the south- Thursday fresh west | winds tonight increaslng Thursday. | Forecast for Eastern New York: | Increasing cloudiness followed by snow in central and north portions | late tonight and Thursday: not so cold except in extreme northwest ortion tonight: colder in central d north portions sday; fresh en and vi- FFair tonight and Thursday; ch change in temperature tions: A disturbance central over Ontario causing unsettied weather with flurries of snow in the Lak nd northern New This disturk will pass Lawre valle on The temperaatures are ow normal in all districts. Freez- at s extend far n temper as h as Georgi vicinity change her not ture mu 1peratures yester High Low Atlanta Atlanti Boston CEMETERY present, Years in His Slumbers ( a Micl Dec. 31 i vears of listening hu d talk in his sleep, John Daily has d for di- Mrs Daily said she would h ordina seven years wsband, during monologue repeat- ved t against her expressed belief feigning the ay have been o scare Mrs. Daily, practi that her hus- of telling “mother is The Teenerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains. By Fontaine Fox, THE SKIPPER 1S BETTER PREPAREP THIS YEAR TO MEET o THAT CROWD OFF THE LATE TRAIN FROM THE CITY. the | CFontaine For. |