New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
'TF4EU OBSERVES.
' MAKES E
 RANDOM o SEPARATIONS
THE CITY AND ITS PEOPLE.

TAe. visit of Harry. vardon and Ed Ray. the noted British golfers.
 the links. of the Shuttle Meadow Cosntry club, was a good thing tor 'hS game as it served to arouse sisater interest in golf than, has ever o.en shown in this city before.> The atendance itself was Tsufficient evi- ,oence that the sport has a firm grip on New Britain, which can muster a { large sqliota of golf players and en- sNSiasts.
 has had an up hill course in
 H1try but it is now recognized
 that. requires skill ppd yen-
 pd a coneefitrationsdf df s1ind,
 ht of which. is;sor4sfAing to
 r. @in yeFrs ,pasBft ysas repute by the average
 Iyho could See. nothing khacking a little. white pill
 astare. The golfer of other
 regdrded with an ill-con- if. not open disapproval. ie,, tLs3 sA who were of the opin- male persoH w...s.sSa,,sss .ssa,sss. red1blooded cliff below wsich yswnsdi nsd1iraiSSss a on a mental unsoundness. Thatssbs bsit.e. ~ happily,' has changed the city fnata . cannot boast a golf course is consid- cred far behiad the times. The na- tiOn is beginning to realize that there is real benefit in the game. the benefit derived from exercise in the open air. -A$.
 Golf offers a favorite relaxation for the business rnan who carries his bur- . dens around the offices through the Nay. At o'clock it IS customary for him to close his desK,f hand. his stenographer, his rubber. signature. jump. ints ahis autonf0bile.. and be whisl<ed out to the sfinks.. where he spends the tinpe,. .hefores sundoyn in stiff battle with ssome other business man similarly situeted4 Thus he is slenabled to forget his, ppsiness worries, fill his lungs with fresh air and ap- pearsat the sofficc in the morning in- vigorated and prepAred to dos battle with the. great Amersean dpllar.' Far from being a spqssefor the diuetante. golf has come into ts own as .fhe pastime of the he-rnan.
 It is pleasing to hear such compli- msntary remarks .dAncerning, Shuttle Meadow links as those made by Var4 don and pubfishedsin this newspaper yesterday But h9ssobsetvations love tail with the opinions, of otherS visitors who have gone sover the course Shuttle Meadow Course is. recognized as second to~noneNSn Connecticut In> fact its repute is known : to the farthest corners of New England and beyond. s Within a few weeks politics will, begin tosbrighten. Already it has be-, gun to stir in New Britain but it has not sat up, yawneds and rubbed its eyes. rsf - S
 The reai-work will commence when the summer vacation season begins to wane. There is little to be gained bss urging men to think ir terms of politics when. they areF looking for. ward with aftacipations of delight tp a couple Of. weeks at the shore or in the mountains. Your hunble citizen pfikeshh his politics served cool. S- RepuDnoans in this city appear.Sto have secured the jundvr on their. dernocfatic brethren and the first thin ranks of reconnoiters have been sent out for the purpose of enlisting strength for the Harding Cool .dge club. It is. too early yet to judse of the success of the movement and the recfuiting sergeants will probably de- lay any show of. force until later in \ the season. ssf Now f,l lat MT. Harding has .decidedN to abaiaon the attempt to get into the White House by way of the front = ,n1a xcre -lrs9f1 n