New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
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city. an opportunity will be given fans to mentally frame a lineup as pro- posed Should someone interested in New Britain sports come forward during the winter months with pro- position to establish a bigger and better New Britain team it is believed that his recommendation would be met with favor.
 Following the announcement Of Councilman Reginald Towers that he had purchased a house on HarrIson street, there were frantic efforts on the part of the politicians in the sec ond ward to piece together the mosaics of political fragments and thereby get a solid front for the pos sibility of taking the vacant place in the council.
 Alderman Gill started the tongues wagging when he left his house on Maple street. caught in the tide of high rents and tenement scarcities- to the first ward.
 The possibilities Rutherford, Walk CT, and others were frantically re- viewed in certain circles. Such nervousness. however, was all fall de rall doll'' for Gill is going to move , back to the faithful second and , Towers isn't going to move at all So now the solid second' has resumed the even tenor of its ways.
 Collecting garbage at night would certainly be preferable to the ma jority of people who have had the misfortune of meeting the wagon on ha ha ho emanating from the garbage wagon on Main stret in the middle of d hot day in summer is not altogether , pleasing and passersby. young and old, never fail to register disgust in a facial manner. There are many residents living in the center of the . city where this collecting is done in the day time. Therefore the ques- . ton naturally arises in the mind of i The Observer whether a district cora- prising the collection route along the ; principal central section could not be made restricted and garbage collect ed during the wee small hours. The State Fife and Drum Corps convention held here last Saturday emphasized the fact that New Britain hSSuS eh ilS" llOlSl He T. A. B. society did its utmost and furnished cots in, its large hall for visiting members. But cots in a hall are not conducive to pleasant dreams or dreams filled with nice thoughts of a city which can't furnish a good clean bed. New Britain is a big city but its benefits are not big. The city needs a new hotel, a large hotel, and a hotel that can be boasted of Pity the poor fortune teller in the present day of the Ouija board. For now the romance-loving people con- suit the "oracle of board" rather than seek the glimpses into the future by crossing the palm of mystic person who reads the fated fates. In days gone by, a fortune teller could fur nish thrill upon thrill for the solace seekers but now faithful Ouija" does the same thing at bargain prices. To back up his arguments, The Observer pill refer you to the rocking chair brigade at any summer watering station.
 With the Great War over, citizens have settled down to making a liv- | ing apd business is going on in the 1 usual way. Mostly everyone can look | back to war days with certain ! amount of pride, for there are men and women who went in the service, | men and women who did essential work along war lines. welfare work | CTS, and workers who labored night and day in the factories harder than