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ISfcW UK.TAIJM DAILY HKKA1.U, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 11)23.
New Britain Herald
HUH A 1.0 ft ' It 1.1 S 1 1 1 N .J COMPANf I
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A T1U F OIWI I1VM
op moihi p. s i.w
'l!i"r 'u wl-vh is to i
biate.l inmo- now hm ! p.? t '
tender vf s. n'lm-is'ii. I' in a
thf j--n r -, '.. p .;.i!ilnn.
n: ;v,
lav
f tun:
turr.s to .li.j, nhn a
littie t o 1 i : : at us juntln-r's u,. .
when tjroat hp.f for j-is f.j.;re
Trr rtvr.-ilr.l 1-y i'.e ;t;,;e r,ur.
nt, when hi :'.f'f-v."l wrh th ur
boundci urnnKhwfnt f,r rlii.'lho.) I
tl." wnn.irotw t:. s r ' - ;,;-..
orM that h Jp'.ishtM 'o :c hhn
Maybe !!s. n.o'r r r: ( n ;;,::.;
"1 i' o bTonio 1 1 . nirini
thouirht in tht hearts an.) min is
o her cIiiMrn .Junnp th day.
JIaybs she has passed to hrr rc-war-l:
n4 if this sad n;:mi;in;ion
haA romo to hr lif- 's wot-k Iho
mpmory of hr unsf :f,sh care wilt
b paramount.
A mo'hPi' lo-.p ! nf thr pp.
ilurins quaii'r whirh do.' not di
minish un'i! Jpr ry.'H'l ar prrspod
down iiy tlie tnlr hnwl of hir
belovd. n;.--ri is r.o'hitiff rompnr
ahl to it upon )ii f-arth. And it
i.i mrct tiiat thost ho are tii'"'
henfiriarifs of S'irh pya'tor! lovo
or who kith hrfnr.i thf. last cur
tain w--n: down ho:,:i rfl-rt
It by tl'.'ir own omoinui, .loin her
hieh Mf-a:, unbounded );ope and
louns tender caro witlt propCT liv
ing and aspirations, and in c?ry
ensp justify ti r'atlonsliip.
Motlicr'.t Tiay is not wholly c..
brated by the wearin? of (low. rs.
It is down in ono's h' ari w!. rn
true olisfr'ar.c? mus T.-1 us
anarch ourwtvs r,.l ptirc 0':r-p1-3
of PV'--:y tj,o'.!2lit that a d."1
votPd mother could not Know; !rt
us dedicate our.'i'.es atram to Uvo
and work ar.d play in such man
rir that a living mo'hcr i;i not. 1,;
frfpved : or which wi.l not corrode
the treasured roni'tnlirancp o' one
who is prone.
r.XTEKS THi: Dl f KRRIin
r.vv.Mi x pr.w
The deferred payment plan, bar
ing cluttered up the streets with
half-paid autonin.iic., and b.-itur
now an intcfrrai part of modern
merchandisiner hi numerous lines,
now t'nrea'ens to tueke Its appear
ance in civic transactions.
With the paosozn of a sp cial act
tvy the leciS1 ;i i p. COtr 111! t ' ee On
ritls and borou;ii" allowing the , in
to carry on t' .mprv.ii..
the 6 year ,l.-'eirf 1 payic-r. pei'..
Jt will- be taken a-hnvor" of by
the cry admir.i.ct:'a ion qure rn i
lly. The proposal is to ' :;;1-1 a v.- w
fire house in the B".'. idero f. ' 'ion.
stablish a p trh, ' r ' refrig
erating p'ai.t, do v-r.r'.:'- iti.-
prOVemerco , s I ' irral -4, f-':,1
liah biiildirEr lines. uttd d , ro 1
work; ar.d ; .. o'' . ." i. V '- '
can i.e 'hr:- o:t 1 '' rr. ; ;,r. -
men', pen w. : !.
passes bi.l ' i y r- ' -.'
out. of con; ?ni" e.
The biii tual. r p- -m.. . .' -tit
ji.'O r'f f ; .i r. : :
for im r-j " m. i v . , ' .!.
to the Kftrf lit' -it pi . d.iru 7 t :,t
time. Thf p ai ; .'. ;i 1-.
tnpes. Oil'' C. ' !; in 1 - ' . Z ' "I , e''
tend to jo- up ) i .; I : :
dn.-ys 1 1 .. ;:C :i:;, 1
ly. Th.' ei'y i "e t i.e-v i ;-very-thing,
an 1 - e ) t to!
rnfnt piaii v. ill i in i' : '"
help out :' c- i ? ii '' 1 ''
rot In; ).rn-. id' ! . y 1.-" 1- '
the sam- tin, - .e i- '
det.t mucu - nt i-' i 'ci
BUrfac-p.
Put th. r It ...ii:',''
BhouM rialiei that t' r c- : r.. f ! !
for by a tr. - al !'. :,') '
plan mit 1- . . n' -in H : ; j ; ;. .
the sam.. It sonc'inni- 1.. :..
to buy on the d.-f-rr. d ,ii '
plan but too much of it :.' e -obligations
that have a iu; :!:' '
become mi' roils at ciitirn; m-nc i 's
The bill wiil a k 1 ' i r u- -oi
the city wlicn it I- f-ri ! ''
the pri .-! nvh-r it ' ) I
be abusi il. Sp i i,M tn; riicn. v ,. , !
.s vasiicul und' r il, d 1 i:-'' ; '
m-iit fdan as i; i, . t p u i
cash Ininp."'.
1 THI. I'l t I I I l! N Mil N
It Ml Mil IIDN
T'he i '.(in ll.ul I'icllic r.ilin.iy Is
:li,. most ..t,.i,. i.iilway proi
1 I" v on .-.u' l. It , ', nds tr.uii 'lie
Atl.m'ic to tli,. r.Ksir-v onus and
i. pi r ib'S ..in" iM.Mis h o t , 1 s, cud
!".ts on I, m!i tl,,- .ti,i!i"c ,,n. il,,.
I' i , i ,i, i : . i I in i;, u ' r.i . . ; lint;-.'
' 1 , ill 1 a 1 :' w i rou n 1 tie- ' , ,1 on
1 '' ! 1 1 in I ' ti r'c . .s.ds a i .1 1 1 an.
in I mi ' p on i '.in. cli. in ic,r! pi-,ip.
r ' I 'tit" 1 inie. Iii addition,
' .. I., i'l did III ,h ll :l . -plug
:i ll 1 din: c ' :il .Hid builds il. o u
uui.-lli , s. It is iillndy f.,,l;-Mis.
'ci : l ; :i r,d h . I n a pr, '.-p. rniis
i "i'1 1 ..V fr i: :. r.iTi'r. ;J' "ck
' c' 1 rs '.a , I..., n ..TiiM,.inn lo
i'i !! a 1 11 p.'!' c ut r,'i urn.
T'i.t; i. !U nil. r... id in th. I nit- J
l'.'l . , :, 1, ,,, iy in,,, jl ji,
t. ..' 1 1 f "ii .ml! .ii.-s ' in He- i
'''in limn Ii- .i, urn- M.iiHmr'l
1 , v 'ijin, "id v i ui, -I ' . I'd acrns I li.i
"in.! I-,, a nd m ' ;- ' t I "i runk
'in.'.s ' start in iii i ldl' w . s.n.J
v ::.d to : li" '.i, i'.e. 1; th, re w re
A no 1 1. ii. i a i re id nt;i x:u:g at
!'...;'. .ci aiil V' i,'Iii:k to San h'ran.
e'e''' ..'I" 1.'" .I1L', 1 S, il O'lll Ci'tn-
I'll" in .a .t v, ,i I, ii.,. i',, radian
I .' c -; Ic; m ii t ii.-:;, in order to
i ,"i a;!-. U!l,r: ... llu In ' :: tl'ans
; er' V'"-! indus'ry, it wenid liae to
. " : 1-: ;;,'!' Jn aJ h.fSv 4'1 lv
an i ;,ii' ra on Loth o, e.,i.s.
TT : I'nnadia'i l'a.'ilic is a privatv
v icvne. sys'. ni. run tor prolit. No
ec." dnu'i cs that i' is aio run In the
..: r, st of the public. No one doubts
i ale ry and illiULticss to pivt'
is qood a service as the trallic de
ma" Is. No one in Canada r.irai'ds
it in any other light thai, pardon
able pridp.
Hut Canad.-i ulso has a Rovrrn
:tie nt-owne-l line, the Canadian Na
'ional railway. M'-sr of it is what
was formerly the Llrand Trunk sys
tem. I; has 1.. '. ii a inoncy-losing
proposition for a lonff time. Last
y. ar its ijoiicit was $r,fi,T" 7. 4 1 . Its
Hiv are also extensive, and Include
the Central Vermont In Ni-w Eng
land u n .I on this line t,,-re was
a dellcit of $,s;iT,oii; for the year.
It also includes tuicdi lines of the
Grand Trunk as v.end into Mi-hi-2tnn,
'ifh a ii'i'' in'o Chic.ico. In
tins f.speet i; .iirr.ru from lli- r'a
nadhin I'a.'ilie, tic. hi!'- r h;r :i,p no
lints in the T'nit 'd Unites.
Throughout much o! its frri'ory
tic I'.inadian Naticnal rninp. t. s
wi'h the Canadian 1'iieific. Some of
I:., comp.'titlon is jeL-arded as
"wa.-. fuh'' Hut while the Cana-ilati
r.icific is enabi. d to pay a hand
some dividend while eouip. ting, "he
iroven.ment line si. ndi'y !osm
'liniiy. W It at 1.) do'.' t! at is tbe
.;il.'l,,n up !': '."I'lii iii Th'O b'a-
ill hat; l'n. -if:- pas !'s lav i'-mi''-;y
and rit-x it trait " vnaby a.s
proinpi'iy; the Canadian Natioi;-:',
tnere'y forces the o. ''nir. i;t to 'iiii'
io''-n In'o its j' ans t'i t'c - ' '''-'
h',-0 deth its.
I'. must be fe-f' , ' a; 'i.f
Grand Trunk was to ' 'c.'h r ul
paylnc proposition heicre tbe .
eram.'ut took i'. ov r. It r.. 'C't lies
paid enoueli dhah'nds to make a
noise about and the (p-vronvnt
took it ov.-r partly V'-rmso tie:
.'tocl;hold'"rs n . t " Vinra."d o'.'-r 'he
ilnpecunlous Sli b''ii.
Now there is a p an 'o nt u'e'-a-ruate
the f'airidirni J ' n - j t '; r and ";e
Canadian Na'ini.;,!, It w.ci' 1 1' a
nic t hinir for 'he Jnti-r to 1" -.'ip !
vrl-. tv,e prosperous line, V; 'i .
.;c . rr mr lit wutiel h" icnih:.- n r
iii ir e, .-rum. "t-.-'.."tee !!. d ii'''' 'o a
pr; . ai e r on pa uy and t; i. - a : '. : ;
in so.-n.tmr a h prr..i, !.
rnnr.r.po'v. ;. nnre P. Graiiarn. r,'..' -r
r,' ral'tvas of f'a 'inla. '!
rar'iem. 'i' the cot . riini' i.t si-' c i
'ore trikme .a-i acion ''et " : 1
sbn b. ';. c; nf I- in of i'.' m
lies in tn" cur;.'
, on. TV- i
d i oi'licu
n o' -b
,i pr. s. j
,: ' !.,: 1":, I
N. 'A II,, . I.
; as I 111 v, a . , .- to t .' ' ' ''
..;; bl.l '. -p s a r su t o'
,. . T.;e ' '. I ' 11. has be. -. n g
,ai r y is ..r.d 'he pi"V i .u
h .i b.ojs io s i all mo:, y i- -
.1 pl...'l e y ! pi' -:' llf.K? P 'I'
,.y tne '-'.-i.li'ti-.-
ball III' 1- all '
,r.c tl.'- i.a'ic", a
-!:' il, s- ' "
,i ii.
T :.
1. ,i. 1 a .a'g" pr ,poi
of the Ni'lllcrn thus lured have lni n
A mcrh-.'iii larnu vs. Meimwhllo f.'a
nadiaiiH in the urban ('cntiTi go to
the 1 nlliil Slates in lartfi. Humbert..
Hall Ilic poiula'lon of Iii-lroil la
sai l to be eompiniij of tonmr I'n
na Hulls.
In spii,- m 1 1, i iToil, of the l',i. !
na il, in Paciiic and tin- govcrrim-nt i
the piipiilaiioii ec I'aiialii ri'iuains'
I. -- ' ban 1 a, .'.in. i, a, I f, wit people I
' a in IP c in N. w York slale. ;
It 1 1 1 M MIDICM.
kis mi l,
T'i ' b jti.-l.it :v judiciary commit -t
I .r, in- am. . I iipmi a revamp-'
" I iii. ilical pr.a'in-,' bill, diiwlisstiill !
in :l" iu'c ii.t' ui'a'ly cin'crs upon!
lis dill ei'iiu'.' iMinpar. .1 Kli the j
ei c r ' nian l jury" bill. Th.. clib-f
Oil!' ai Is nd..uii.i!e.y K'at. il by
II. .' Waierliury lb publican when il
lavs, "Th. u b u.b uey of the regular
'ic'diea! scho.d to eoiillol thi.s board '
would In in u i - li vv.ak.'i' than i:s
l"i: 1. uey to conlrol the board that'
the nr.. ii I jury bill would have set j
up. ' i'ii pn liminary iew the
ic iv hiil .sc. ms much more aec"pta- ,
bb li. ii, t 0 t'rst Olle." 1
Tin Hart fori Times, or. the otli.-rj
blind, ink's the reverse view and'
'hmks Hie j,, w bill Is not as eft'ee. i
live a (tuardiuii of tin- public intcr
,'ic a.s the original luil. The TTiu. s
was in a minority ligardiUK the
original bill, inliantly holding to i'S'
irun.s diirinrr the general n'Uek
against It throuuhout tlie state anJ
still holds fast to t ho original idea.
We orivc w ith the Wa'erbury
Hi publican, which in a compr- h''ii
sive f.liional articl.. analyzed the
utw bill as folio'.TS.
"Th.e medical piaiiice bill upon
which the iegi.-lai iv uidi.iaiy eoni
iiii'tee ).as aitr- d is obv iouslv de
signed to men-! tlie c . n t 1 ii 1 1 atb-iek
upon the oriqii.al "Brand jury" bill
on Hie ground that it would dis
criminate apainst tlie 1 sser schools
of the h'-alinc an. Tlie new bill
do-s not abolish the present x- .
nminini; boards of th.e six schools
now licensed to practice in the slafe,
bm simply creates a preliminary '
c'.aminiiu; board of ilii'.-e lav men to
pass upon the fp.ni.ral uuadliei!' ions
of applicant.s for medical he uses.
Alji.licaiits stieecssful in pnsMuir this
' xaiiur.alioii would be passed along'
tu one or another of the six beards
for ( sanunai ion in the theories and'
pn,
of some particular reiiooi.
board that would be ereat"d
tew bill would have iriucli
.vr tiian that which th"
ury Idl! would hove .st.ib-
I' would not have the l'-g-r.or
jicensing powers ' tl:.'
P1
grand
lisii. d
isativ
board con' em pla'cd by 'lie earii'T
bill, lis iii-uib. rs could not l. .. x-pi-,y.-i(
ian.s or gov rning ollieia's of
iiospitais. The tendency of tic- !"'
tiiar im '..eai school to control this
board vvoiili be mu.'h weaker than
i's len b ni'V o coii'-ol the board
real t,h.-
gland iirv- . ul would liave
We thii.K i' is open to U.vi-
ir.y so ' ii board can be (s
) I., la s- '1;.- medical s!an
i "is fun with any jess
!.-, I. - i ; !. of the minority
!' an n oubl b? created by ,
"nsi:
his h-
rnne;,;
it s. -s
era 1
f d'C li
lt s' t :
im';" r of Go-nmeree
opoed bill b. cause
; .'an.ia.rd of gen
ii. an a high school
eijiir. a!, tr, because
;de ad Hie sul.j. cts
cd iiin ntaliy nee
enia! bill, and !"
s t o aiipropriat ion,
te t; advice for Hie
objections we think
eh o; iini.ncial pro-
Kird' work is le st
ird. we think, has
o laise the medical
s'a'e much iilujv"
, '. Tor instanc, it
t the board would
to ib i, -rmne what
eboiild be recfjglllZ-
i'i apjeieacts for
ulat. . That, w Oll'il
S ' I " p '
1 O I ISie
sea' en
ii or its
1,0'. in- ;
r:i as fi
Tie
:r prno.
el
hi
in
, falcis.
a iv lull I
thru, th-
tu-s'
25 Years Ago Today
From Paper of That Dal
; .eniison, l-;nl;i., Myci-eon,
. .v, M. P.. i'oai-.Jicaa,
Mil s. W. I". i 'U-:l, A.
! . v. o. 1 1. liar', W. II.
,v. i.. ; ci; c. 11. H. Mai.-"!,
! - .1; ib.b. -' W. A!i-
; c-- - p. t-sons In n.g
-y Molt-.
by ; a v v t 1
.. .I-:-' a,,';: 1 tw- a
t .-I;.; .Jim .i.-rti-i.. T'o
- I.- 1 '; " ,C, 1,1 v, Ci' .
. I. , a V Wl I pi'. lo ll IC V
- V'..' r'.iL' an i I 'i'.nl ' ."
i p.t ely has i .-'.i ii. 1
l :', :u tl. mi'oinobii,
i'.l-el,. po,' Jim I. lb is
- . ii a ')' "ini -Ol'. i ' ., b
' -. j or 1 a : - ow a- I s . r. ,
.;. en i F.u inington
lay. l ie-.' ,,.c the i
. : -. i a i " is :cC e,, ' m
i : , : ;o bil;, on Wash -
' -IiIot roe. afl-'l :
b I" . Lawsnn. ,
i. p: .imm. i m i. .
. . . ' ' i .re-n, lib: 1.- '- i'
ii; i.!'i", rf; Granam
. I-., ; . urns W--; '' l.
g ui." ;.. st -rday when a
a i d o'i?. his th te ll. i:
' ' .. nrin claim- d t
in lb- raine," as,!
' b.iiu a e -oi ' oy
the I ', ), -,
C. e, ' .... j M - '1 '1
i" Mr. i'i'1 Mrs
ll I I--T
. ic! j 1. jlo.tne
Murllmei' Hhielrs, Leslie .ludd und
Harry T'hoinp.Hon, local polo players,
an iv eil home from KiiKland last
niltlil. Tbey report Hint Ihey wore
' II used abroad and plan to no
niiain next acusoii iiiul visit London
nd 1 1 mm.
K. W. Mchifllz wan uinoiii Hum.
i
sllbpoeliaeil In I lm cnso of tlie New
Hrl'ain KnllllliR Co. nualnst Hie
Wln.-'iil lliwiery Co., but I lie matter
was s, Itle.I out ol court.
A Hurry parly or lull. si from
V.i lb nt Hive, 1 H. T. M., went to
rialnvilk.. lact niKht und visited
Mr". Jesse Atwat. r, inrnn idy Mi.s
lies.. I'usui of HiiA city. There
iv. re I" in the ptirlv. Mr. and Mrs.
Aln-Hter were presented Willi u
handsonie hull rack.
The first Joint ini I of Hie cycling
season will j held at tho V. M. C.
A. Tin sday i wnlnK nip vlsitom an
p.cied t rum mirroniidlng placci,
Tu.. ref rcsluiicnt eiuiinintee consistK
uf K. II. liray, i. K. Wtovenn ami
IMward I,. Mor.y. The )iro(,'rani l.s
in rliui-i,'.' of V. H. I.athnin. Charles
llossberi; and "Charles I. Freeman.
Hleycle racks are beimr raiahlldlied
In the rear of the Hemlrlek prop,
er'y; the wheelmen have li"i di d a
convenience of this kind.
Facts and Fancies
l!Y llllllKltl ((t II. I. EN
In the old ,b,ys only a loose
'Oman e,p. tipl,!.
Med, i) r.-ion: l'aint henrt ne'er
. tr aped fair lady.
W I, "on;e,l lawy rs may he a
nee. -ssit y. Sy many elb nts need that
kin 1.
If the navy can't briiiR down a
flyer, the army can. Ask Mitchell,
lie knows.
Po'-'ry couldn't survive without
love, bm otherwise love is a blame
! . p-iseloll.
Il'i-' in-'S always invite .-x'rcni' s.
W hen a Hum g.-s tight his mom Si
p. ts ioou'-.
''rnic, lilr.i'i.' 1 i ,; ileal ion is J,,
kind yon Set wlo n you as a :ra(
tic cop.
I'eace pi-ins; Agreeing to make
lt I'i'es "i a cln rry and not to
ruM't a le b;li bor'fl bite.
"l-'or-e cm change, but no' lie
s' toy; si- thing always r-. mains'."
What about la.si month's salary''
a ui' jp.s o; getting out. into
'if fresh air, a car affords an ex
cellent means of caiing dus'.
Americanism: Trying your darn
l'.1 to t'aink a thliiB naughty be-c-,iice
;):. lac- says il is.
Tl,.- stn'k exchaiitr-'. is a good
thine. No t.llmg what those fellows
w ui I i,.. (biii.g if ti,. y weren't
ganiolii-.g.
You can't form a virile thirl
I-ai 'y in a laud wh r' almost every,
ho iy is ;r; ing 'o k. . p thin.
Parents are people who W'-ifry
h. eaus.' lo- kids are about w hat
t iKy were al. th it ago.
...
le : u.- li ai k i , ... j r.u- ,oi .. , rii.se.
m-iibs K'.'ii n.i'if'.ty magazines
won't noeepi n,s if , . v al... ,,,,nl0.
sraphi-,
rrogt. ftt: . te I
bOl-taiil .-lOeilCi to ;,.
Iti"n: at r,i. ;, s.
no' to n ed the -'Mi'.-
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P on. i. a b r is g -'. a' . ' e p.r
i-e.-ob i j. !' O, posit .);-. 'ion
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as a : i;!t ,,f a suit l y W. .. Mbi. r,
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V " '""I in peiaiilc s f'...i, f'i,. li,
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h' r- a I el ' 1 1 . '" b ' -1 , ' M lie , ex
pl sse I .; .lib! - i i,i . r j a ore Ford
e.arswoijbj ; i.ii- ;.e 1 Missi.stlp.
Jii Uhti! lb' e-'fe t.s , re, fie, J Storks
ef ;. aritiiii i i' s w , .-. sai l 'a be iow.
Mi"r s-,.v o i-'-a ' a ; Cord ma -
. hl,o s i.o-v la e ,,. . ; , am.
moil cariie'-s o' lb,, v'a-
Th, s jll t. ,ii,, rn - J .'.,..,;, '.I S
:i;i fold d'nb rs in a!:s-i;--ap; i aad
l aiii-.' r i.'.!t... . n-fh whb-h
they do busn-s- 'I'-.- ii V .'om
P'aiid avows t int - ,.;'trc's .r'-r'-d
into I,, 'Wef., ti,f r..rd ,.,ne, ii, and
lis 'lorj; d- ablS op'!-!'--, "a r'-Straitl
:rade. and patticu a-lv Is directed at
aa Hgr- in. of T.xir.e the re-sab
pri" ,,f Fords.
si ii im: t ham am
Tonal elou. M.,y '. - Jam.. M.
Ha'l--.' 't I ab.,'.' 1". cmtiipt. ,
SUb id" '; v b it .;il it .' i,s- If at bis
' oofarn at p.. i no :..k. . His body
Wai to ll this mo; I i,. A brOtliM
o' 11,.' ,,. . . ,,s. I . oin ra f , I si, aid.
c e' i v i " ai ,' e i . e n i ; , itb.g gin
I b ss ti. ii , no i i
1
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1 CjAXSON P3XHAI1 JUBBi
U sunny luari Klic spoke.
I'ralseil his liuninr oiery way
All hi. did wns toll ft Jckr
That ho rend hero yralerdav!
tjualillrsl
llleanor; "I ruilly don'l
Hrblpe."
lr,. fl,r
iTivisllnc; "You'd
Ui-l'leru' Chili thn."
njoy our
, CONMXItVUOX
I (Hy Wlllard C,. Hoouk )
I've looked throueh liooks of larn
Inn. With iniiliiluht oil atill burnliiK,
To tlin! fconie truth concerning
A problem of great weight; '
If you are no Romancer,
And know Die proper answer,
j You Rhould tell what you can, sir,
To set tho whole world straight.
' r.iolORists for agee,
i And other kinds of bikics,
! Have spent their time and wagea
i I pon till puizle dark;
i Kor life would be much better,
And everyone be debtor
To him who broke this fetter
That's held us since the Ark.
i So, while I still nm living,
Instead of foolish ilivving,
. My life I shall be giviiiR,
; With purpose deep and lirm,
, To charing up the wrangle
Arising from this tancl":
; ".Iiit what kind of an angle
Is in an angle worm?"
Pal's lAyln' Pat!
I.i.zy (from downstairs):
"Hreokfast is ready, Pat. Are ye
up?"
Pat (from under bed covers! :
"Shure Oi'm up. Te don't sco nio
down there, do ye?"
P. K. Montgomery.
The Spice of Life
It's all in the viewpoint what you
g'-t out of life. Take for example
the simple sound T.
To Junior it la iin-rely a letter of
the nlphaliet.
To mother it is something to
drink.
To daughter il is an afternoon
party.
j To dad it is a little pile of sand
with a golf ball sitting on top of it.
Mrs. Frank H. Cawker.
Anil Who Is There Who Would Sny
He's Wiring
A little city boy nf my acquaint
ance was offered a chance to spend
a week' in the country but refused.
Coaxing, phading, and arguing
brought from him nothing but the
stubborn answer: "No country for
me."
"Put why not?" I aske.p
"I was told they Jiave thrashing
machines in the country, and it's
bad enough here when it's done by
hand."
-- Howard C. Jacob.
l.ltsi;s M HEVKltsrs
4
Some .More 1. volution
Heredity's funny
As you wiil agree;
A soda man's girl
Made a Pop oula mo!
Mary A. Curtis.
City vs. Country .
Tlie farmers spend their time and
dough
To driv e away that pest, obi crow;
i The city slickers spend their jack
i To try to bring the Old Crow hack!
j l.clloy W. Paine.
i A larnaril Tragcd) I
"Fr'tty U'ugli job weeding that
j coi n pn'cli. What sort, of weeds are :
asies' to kill .'" ask' .) young T'omp- !
kins of Fanner Jones, as he watch- '
i 1 hlm at his work. ;
"Widow's, weeds," replied the
'1, inner, on have only to r.ay: 1
Wilt hou '" and th'y w iii."
- Mis. iienuis Condron. :
tine Woman
lb r skin Is toft an I creamy but
sic takes more inter, st in the com-'
pi. ioii o; her friends' love affairs, j
Hi t te. ;li ate peariy white end
even but takis particular
pleasure in biting jests, i ,
1 1 r di-.-ss-s are magnificently;
shovv - but she clothes her remarks ;
in most pinuiUr language. i
II. r f". t are the daintest but .she,
rid.s roiigh-slK" over all of her
suitors.
II.T tresses are kept d.-hghlfuily
wavy lout she is more busy combing
th" 'lay's new.-, tor a bi of .scandal.
H-r sal. as wer" p' th'- costliest ;
hot she ,a Sij,,. i0 rii1, nil. fur the
wrong wy wl.-n she mccls anyone'
SI)'- doesn't Ilk1'. j
lb r form is porf..rt but site is in '
lerri.c
hap.
tor a woman's work
en. ra: i hing
- Judith Bend- r.
The Fditor's Gossip shop
". -S' remember thai everything
in v.r form will be considered
';itii e for the Pookman Prize.
That means 'lint ev.-n a Wild
Wilin vi,'i may write will be con
sidered slons wrh any "4 line t.a
t ii-e m rw v.. hi'-h gr.ieuii a day's Fun
Shop.
I 'o lot foil;.', this week-end. to
app y your tabn's to anything
humorous, he j' m rse or jokes.
Do vonr I-'iin Shopping early!
P.. al hi.
price. Im'
ihems. h . s
ing
.pin-'ss is ciirap at any
some j.eopl. nearly kill
'rving io g-1 it for no'h-
THI. MtMC liFPAKTMI.NT
H"ni Artist
XI urn ,: "Tin- pro!, ssor said he
just couldn't help beim: a musician." '
liorni'ny: "It rainiy would,
i av I', a toniish for him tn be any
thing else wh.-n he mana?,, to cul
tivate sin h unusual ban.
A WniidW
' Is tha' a good
doctor !
I think lie)
nt 1 1
I nmmtmimmmmnnmti
-THE OBSERVER-
Makes Random Observations
On the City and Its People
mmrnwtrrmmuuamtammtmtnmuma:mu;:-::.73:untmttntm
nen (iovcnior Trumbull lejallie.i
changes In the cliiiiloi' of tho City of
j.Ncw Pillaiu udvocatej Iiy Iho re
I vision committee and Henator Kd
iward F. Hall, the illy will be with
out a body to act an a chock on do
board of flounce und Inxullon and
ithu coin mon council.
This Is the first llmo In the city's
! history that the old town meeting or
soma similar body lias not been a
purl of tile system of government.
The common council will, under the
aini-ndod charter, have entire any,
New Britain will occupy a unhiuo
position in this respect among the
municipalities of tho atato. Tho idea
of city meetings has been abandoned
by comparatively few cities, mid of
those who come in this category,
many have initd" provision for ape.
cial elections on big bond Issues, im
port public works and In fact on al
most every extraordinary expendi
ture. No such provision has been
mado In the amendment now before
the governor for approval.
Tho budget will be prepared in tho
usual manner, the bonrd of finance
and taxation holding hearings, send
ing its recommendations to the com
mon council for approval. Instead
of referring the budget to a city
meeting or a city meeting board, tho
council will in the future take final
action. The same condition will lie
trmt of bond issues and special
levies.
Several years ago the city meeting
developed Into an tinwloldly body
and on many occasions a very unruly
one, particularly during the last
yuigley administration and the first
part of the Curtis administration.
I'he charter revision committee took
cognizance of the situation and pre-
pared a resolution creating the city
meeting board. This body was to
be made up of IM representatives
from each wind, eight of whom
would be elected annually for three
year terms, the common council and
lllll.ll .11111
.Members
the board of finance,
elected to this body showed such a
small degree of interest that there
was danger that Its decisions would
not. he legal and binding In the ab
sence or a uuorum, which condition
has been true almost from the
start.
Aiier tne charter revision com
mitlee had completed Its work Son-
jntor Hall added an amendment to!The old temple to Jupiter has boor,
'eliminate tlie city meeting board be- j sold to a Priton, who intends to erect
j cause of the lack of interest and the la modern apartment block with hot
committee on cities and boroughs j and cold water furnished on tu" in
approved. Istant hy African slaves, syToclal win
It was supposed by many interest- !dows for throwing out refuse, extra
ert in municipal doings that the : large torches for beating, and a
amendment would bring about res- - chariot stall for each suite,
toration .of the old town meotinir An Athenian syndicate has pur-
Ibtit announcement was made yes-
it-rday that that bodv, too, is to be 1
a dream of the past. ; into a temple of pleasure. The latest
The charter can be amended only ' plays of Seneca will be produced
every two years and even If the , there, and the comedies of Terrence
electors, are pot content with the and Plautus will be revived. New
placing of such sweeping powers In ' Pompelan mosaic scenic effects will
the hands of tire common council j be used, while the stage will be
they will be powerless to act until , lighted by batteries of the latest high
19-7. ! power pitch candles. Slave girls in
I'senii-mllltary trappings will act as
In th..
Windsor
publican
ral this
v. nt that Frank- Ib aly of
Locks is not on the 'Re.
ticket for Attorney-Genr-!
next election, and that 1sian' uormr.R in price nun. u... ,
ighly probable, for four years iB
consider...! a long, long time for anl1"""'1"' up ",n" " om'" n , I'";
at.i.rncy.general to consent to hold ! E",linS for "0,"'"i ,hn' nniount. and
office. faioHtv.ir.3,t, riPnimin ,i then paying for their purchase.
ling Jumps into the lime light for
that position
The New Pritain Judge is fast
j making friends at the Capitol, all of
, v horn agree that he has a brilliant
'future before him in state affairs.
i O' course. Speaker Pnrble of the
Inure of reprc'-ntatlves is another
possibility for the position, ami the
Ftornbaek supporters will have to
use rare judgement and the wisdom
of a Solomon to choose between the
two. Anyway, penitimiti Ailing hns a
lot of friends who hope that he will
be , lace,! on the ticket for Altornoy
g. neral should Frank IPaly decide
not to run.
If the Observer were asked to
write a social Item about Mr. T.
Plumber O'Gordon's horse winning
a blue ribbon al the Hartford hore
show, h" would go about It in this
fashion :
"Not to bp overlook'.!, was the
two year old saddle bors" of T.
l'iumbor O'C.ordon nunied, "Puke of
old a girl has w hen
could cure the
you asl; her to sing."
-Richard Land. ;
... 1
FnouU'i - Fnoiigh
Friends know 1 like chorus singing;
I think human voic-s great; j
oft I've set the vr'kln ringing
At a most, decided rale.
If I go to any m eting ,
Soon we sing "Sweet Adeline."
Or the public's ears we're treating
To the good old "Auld Lang Syne. "
Put I Ilk" all things in keeping,
i Thrre's a time for everything;
! When I'm in my lied and sleeping
I I don't want to hear folks sing;
Always it awakes me, cursing.
When at midnight some gang go' s
1'vv my domicile rehearsing
On "My Wf-hlld Irish Hose."
Walter C.
Culler.
Not lo lie .lolllrsi
i tor:-"Don't let the canned
of your neighbors get on your
s. Conditions are I i It ly to be
nor
Patient: --"Ti
worse with in
at hand."
ev 1
sure to be
ii-vv indovv season
P.en.iamin T. High.
1 ml
Hair.M "I understand that fel
low upstairs who's practising on the
flute a'l the time la a struggling
vour.g musician."
I.,l: 1 can ten uu u me " "
r manage to lay hands on him ins
struggles wil
be over."
Marv
Schipper.
li-fi
marriage he bol ls her on
his lap.
Aft.-r marring, mk- no r ;y si'.s on
him.
i.pytighi. ll':.'.. P' pi
lolbbbb tl).
ituimuiuiiiiiiiiiitttiiiiiiiiiiiit)
Uagdad" nee "Connecticut-North
Carolina Kddlc." Scattered through
out the tastily decorated boxes was
the elite of the county, fo say
nothing of the slate. While the class
ical orchestra plaj'ed "Ttlrdles and
Huttereupi," the "Puke of rtagdad"
trotted In, One could almost heat the
cadence of the horses' hoofs with
one's foot so prettily did the "Puke"
keep tlmo to tho music. Other two.
year olds came and wont, but our
own "Puke" won premier honors,
due to the careful instructions, no
doubt, which Mr. O'Clordon gives
constantly to the "Puke's" trainers.
Mr. O'f lordon married a New York
girl, a Mabel M, McAllister by name,
who, 'tis rumored, was the belle of
the ball wherever she went In the gay
eighties. The O'Oordon's have two
debutante daughters. Alice and
Phillls who graduated lat year from
Cornwnll-on-the-Hdson and have
Inst returned from Palm Peach and
Hot Pprlngs to spend the summer
months being kissed by the cool
breezes of Inverness, Scotland; Thy
plan to return home by the way o
1 .0,4.1011, Paris. Madrid. Home and
N'l'r "b'Oordon Is a prominent club
member, locally, being a momb'r nf
all local banks, Christmas and aca-
iinn clubs as well
as the Citizen's
Coal Club of this-clly
From the Home Pally
"tub" of
something. A. V.:
c..,,ition In real estate
here
has reached such a point that out
cries are being made against the
,,oom because of - tho depression
...mm, will follow, and the Senate
'would undoubtedly take action In
this r-spect were it not for the tact
! t hat the senators are tne i mc.
of the
,,iir The old resiueiim
city, especially, deplore the present
state of affairs, as the purchasers
miniv foreleners from Caul,
'uiu in,.,.".. " .
i Prltaln, Hispanla and Gcrmania, an.
It is felt that these western '".
northern F.uropenns should be pre
vented from obtaining a stranglehold
on Latin soil.
Sites around the forum are being
transferred with lightning rapidity,
und soon the old temples will give
way to more up-to-date apartments.
! bath houses, theaters, and circuses.
chased the ancient home of the
Ktruscan kings and will convert it
' an'' a high-class lute and lyre
orchestra will be secured.
"" outskirts of the city, .ots
! dawn and vice-versa, ami m.inv are
; Vln n,, i'ii.) m Iia
rustic has gone to sleep a
poor farmer and awakened
wealthy land baron. huccesstui
speculators are staging shows at the
Coliseum, while th" Tiber river Is
choked with tlie bodies nf early sell
ers and there is a superabundant de
mand for Egyptian asps.
The senate has entered into the
thing with great spirit. Already, it
lias bought the province of Pontus
by paying a pretender to murder tlie
king, it has sold several undiscovered
islands to Phoenician sailors, and the
llyrian senators have exchanged
their mountain homes for a majority
of votes.
Of coure. there are the usual
number of dupes. A ll"lv.tian. In
all good faith, purchased the coli
seum yesterday and tried to chance
the program of the show. Hp did:
Hp mad.- such a nuisance of himself
I bat a boxing match was delayed
while h' was fed to the lion-. And
a trusting soul from the wilds of
Dacha paid four thousand drachmae
for an estate one hundred miles west
of Home and all the livestock thero
on, only to tind. upon s'tiiing to the
, spot that the livestock consist. , only
of deep-&o;i lisp.
Public commendation is duo the
fraternal Order of Eagles for Us
public recognition of Mother's Pay,
a day which should be set aside tn
the loart of ( very man as a time
dedlcsle.l to honoring the mother
who is living or recalling the mother
who is only a sweet memory. No
other fraternal nnranizntlon of such
importance or which embraces such
a large membership makes a na
tional observance doy of Mother's
Day. It is left to the IhigU s to take
the lead in this respect and thry
have not failed in their duty.
If is not becans" New Pritain
aeiic has arranged to hold a ban I
concert at Walnut Hill park tomor
row that we pause to pay ttibute to
its membership. We like the
thought behind It and we are confi
ib nt. tint the public will appreciate
it too.
The Frat. rnal Order of Eagles Is
a thoughtful society, it thinks of
the welfare nnd happiness of others.
It has been instrumental in bringing
the desirability of old ag pensions
to the fore and in other ways it has
proved that its chief aim In exist
once Is not to have a good time, but
to serve where it can serve ,est. in
promoting tlie best interests of man
kind. Having purchased a new car, we
proceed to read about all the famous
cities and points of interest about
xh(, ,.0,mtrv. Af,,,r a conscientious
tind thorough search through the
various guide books, histories and
novels ot local cojor, we tind that
we have no ne,I fur such a trip, as
'we now know all about these places.
i In fact, we have gained 111" follow
ing Impr. ssions:
IPi-t.ili The s date homo of . .n-
is. rv itive ra.lt'-ali.m j.e-op'e.1 . nnr. ij
b fui'-ij-n' rs and Negro- s whose in-
oeatort came ov er on tht Mayflower,
on of the most beautiful sights is
Faneutl hall, bean factory. The
Hunker Hill monument, Irom - the
top of which beans art dropped lu
ascertain if they ha-o tho proper
specllla gravity, siands on (he alt ot
the Old North church, in the towci
of which Paul Kevere hung tu
Tories, one If by land andtwo If lo
tea. To get to any particular plac
the newcomer la to take the first
turn to the right, full into tunc. ,
and trust to th provldenco whirl
guided the Pilgrim Father. Motor
lets must drive slowly to avoid run
nlng over by Paul Itcvcro,
New York A European city will
a small American colony. Tin
Hutch bought Manhattan for thirt
cent, which is now tho price of n
glass of water at a swell restaurant.
Robert Fulton' steamboat left Nevi
York who wouldn't ? The buildings
are 6! stories high in order to ac
commodate tho giraffe In the TJronx
zoo. rteing a theatrical center, It
has a atock exchange for renting
players to stock companies, Th"
wall In Wall street was built to ward
off cannon balls fired from the Bat
tery. Hendrlck Hudson discovered
the city but was attacked by John
.McGruw's world champion (Hants.
Fifth avenue is tho home of tho
elite and St. Patrick's Pay parades.
Motorists must he careful to avoid
brickbats thrown by the "World,"
which Is seeking to put Mayor Hy
Ian In the aquarium with tlie other
poor fish.
Philadelphia The home of the
Quakers. Conrfress at Washington
may ho slow but it took the Con
tinental Congress eight years to fin
ish Its business In Phllly. Ulrth
place of William Pcnn, who siibstl
j tuted the fountain pen for the quill.
! Has two ballparks and one ball team.
jlJenJamin Franklin founded the Sot
iiirday Kvening Post, which is now as
I fat as Falstaff, hut not at all eo
funny. Motorists must drive slow
avoid running over sleeping pede
trlans.
! Pittsburgh A cloud of smoke sui
rounded by more smoke. Pittsburg
has nothing to see, as you couldn
see them nnyway.
Chicago A city so wicked thattlv
populace will not even trust elevat
ed and subway trains. Has om
famous roller coaster, known a.
"The Loop." The city Is now en-.
I gaged in pushing back Lake Mlelo I
;gan, but the high wind blows th j
water right hack again. The hlir;
wind also causes men to keep Jin '
jcyes peeled for feminine calve'
i leading to sudden death from aut'!
I mobiles ami the report of prevalei I
i gunmen. .Motorists can speed, for A
i they go fast enough Ihey are mis
j taken for the famous wind,
i Detroit Wiiere Henry Ford turns1
out en automobile a second and Ty
i Cobb does the same with home runs;
more people watch Ty, but Henry
I gets nilore money. Motorists r'e
! warned to go slow to avoid hitting
Mho many Detroit women, most of
I whom are named Lizzie,
j St. Louis Somebody played a
jmean trick on the saint. St. Louis
inns are so dubious, that they eVen
i doubt If they come from Missouri.
I Penver A city of juvenile judges.
I Motorists must drive watchfully and
; continually Pike's peel;.
Los Angeles A city full of sheiks
jand bathing girls, entirely surround
10,1 by climate. Murder is done every
'day, but they can't hang a mm le di
rector for slaughtering an old rb.n.
ic. When an nuto accident occurs,
people know p's for the mnvi.'s. .,
Ifhey disregard ji and breathe th.
climate.
Florida It. al esv.ii- sharks Irv
ing to sell hind above which deep,
water sharks swim at high tld.
Ponce de Leon hero sought the
fountain of ynutb and failed to find
il. but any northern buyer Is of
fered much better sites. The natives
are called Seuilnolcs; they planted
the everglades to hide, from the real
estate men, but it was impossible.
Motorists are urged to drive reck,
lessly, as they may hill a few r
estate dealers.
0. 0. A. fd. TP
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List of Former Trips Taken I)17
Society
N'evv HrPain council. No. '. o. I!.
A. M.. will hold their annual hike
i Sunday. Alay lo. The j.any will
have the hall at a o'clock" bv anto
jbus to the stat ini;; point at T rry.
I vibe and then lillv to Tories' 1 1, n
nnd Old L atln r Man's Cave above
Fast church. Lunch will be had at
the cave. The following is a list o'
former hikes:
May He PjiiT Will Warn n's Den
May IT. H'lrv- Plymouth Mt.
June il. 1 f.os New gaie prison.
May X. KM" -naithsniike Mi.
April .in, lfill-Whigvilb l:,....,..-.
v oir.
April 2 it. lt'l.'- Wat.-rburv's Mor
ris P.-servoir.
May 11, ll'lll- Tariffvillo to t1r-
bow .
May IT
May ,
May 7,
IDH liockfall.
1915 Nep.uiz pes. n
Pip) Collinsville to
olr.
For-
icslville.
May I ;i I 7 Tories' p, n.
May Pi. 1 1 S TarilYv llle to-Sut-field.
-
May is, 1 Cathotc road to
MorPh n.
May 23. 1 1'-0 Collinsv ille io New
Pritain. '
Way S, 1 !:i Tomaston - Morris
May 7, p.;; Highroek. Southing
ton. May Ft. p,"3 Three Falls. Hui -lington.
May l''?3--Will Warr. ii'.. l"n
1IKI SH .11 It tj lls(.KI lis
White Plains. N. '.. May P.-Tl..
third trial of t lie suit of Ada M
Prnsh and 1'hoelv. K. Hrnsh. sist.is
of Mount Vernon, N. l ., against In
William Gibson and W alter A. I.ind
say of lluutingtoii. N. Y.. in which
each sister asked KSn.nnft for Inn
ing itien committed tn the King
Park Stat- hospital, r. suited in
disagreement of the jury in supier.
court.
The sisters were inioat.s of tl,,
I hospital for ten years, having I,, . r
discharged in lfil'n. Tlie lire! trial
resulted in a verdict for the do
fondants. In the s. con.l trial th'
plaintiffs were award. .1 Mi'.""
each. This vrdiot was t :-..i
and a new trial v.as onbr'd.

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