New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-26


? week N arranging a display adVerlls
D lnE melton picture In a Main stree
e window, The display consisted OF I
large sllll, similar 10 those in which
maenshine whiskey Is manufactured,
The thsateF man spent some tint
} assembling the still and was on ths
, pelnt Of getting up on his knees and
calling the job complete when his at
leniien Was attracted by the actions
; ora number Of men Of foreign yisage
standing outside the window, A. f2l
he could not understand their wig,
gag signals, but later Il dawRed on
him that they were trying 10 tell him
something, II developed that he had
assembled the still as an amateur
might do and the past masters OF the
art standing on the sidewalk were
trying 10 point out his errors, With
their assistance he finally put the
eeniEaptlon together 10 their satisfae-
ton and they then pronounced il done
we'll.
Three or four years ago few men
understood the intrjeaeifs Of still as
temhling, II seems that every day
we arc adding 10 our national prof.
cheney and becoming adept in arts
which We heretofore did not practice.
Students Of traffc congestion might
pay some attention 10 the situation
caused by the use ~ the switch in
front NJ Trinity church as a terminal
for trolley cars coming into this city
from Plainyilie and Meriden. A trnf.
nc conditions become acute. solutions
must he found and I, would seem
that the elimination OF this point for
a trolley terminal might he consider.
Cd
II vas customary AZ one time 10
send incoming cars from plsinviIle
md Meriden around the loop" using
The semi-circular track AT tho south.
ern extremity of Central park. This
vas abandoned because. II was said,
II caused congestion. and crews were
instructed 10 take their cars TO the
Trinity church switch and return on
the east side Of the park. With the
Increase In the number of automo.
biies using the public streets, the wis.
dom OF this course " now open 10
doubt. While the crew of car In
front OF Trinity church Is making
necessary changes SO that IL can re-
turn TO Plainvile several minutes
lay and ~. GO, o,,rh ~ wo,,s 60,
;s "a, ,,,da "a H., ~ .,,,a.,,a a.
ra III ed a, a. a,,,., 4. H. t,.,u,,,,.
drivers coming north TO pass. unless
they wish TO take the risk OF colliding
with other machines by going over to
the west side of the street and around |
the trolley car.
There are other disadvantages to
using this point as a terminal. On
the way south. an incoming trolley
from Plainrille must cross Court
street and must breast the tide of
trafnT from Walnut and Arch streets.
On the return. it must pass the end
or Chestnut street. This situation
ADDS to the hazards Of travel for
pedestrians and for auto drivers as
well and consumes several minutes of h
the crews time from which there is
no financial return to the company. Il
rms hazard could be materially re-
nuced II the cars were sent around ;
the south end of the park
another complaint on the subject ,
Is heard from Berlin residents who .
are said to have protested against the ,
use or the switch as a terminal be- ,
cause IL sometimes holds UP the car |
from Berlin. causing passengers who q
Wish 70 transfer to the Hartford car {
10 miss connections. ,
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smith street sohooi L., - -. s
pupils which annea,s n the ta.ten '
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cries of transitive and intranstive !.
CRIBS In later years we recognize
ne truth, that she was one of the ;,
est friends we ever had and took a
ersonal interest in our welfare which :,
'as not bought by the salary she -
'sei'eo'
neihs MADE 10 stand IN the corner y,
90 '''siuered punishment but taken :,
. its rea VaIue IT was discipline !,
an poss ana s'rls needed and =,
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