New Britain herald., 1923-06-23

they Should sR0MA ~ y PNSSahsN
feel that some g0al has heeR accom-
plished hy the importance lhsl As'
heen placed GA the matter, PAbileil
has been given that tells the mff
chant he may display daAilshl ssNlNs
time in his store, the professions
man may show daylight SAVING ilin'
in his aifiee and the heasehoidsF u
his home, Church services Nlil PC ~
tfnded on time because WershlpptF'
come from homes where the eiesA'
are on daylight saving time ana !
matters little whether the ehAFe1
clock is running on standard time 81
not running Al all, The Only Rlae'
teal difference the law makes Is lha'
We are denied the convenience OF ths
clocks an the church sleeples' cloek'
above the entrance 20 stores, accord
ing 20 tbs opinion Of our cooperation
counsel. may be on daylight SAVING
time unless they project over tAe
street,
The Observer regrets that 30 many
Of the people in the factories do mol
like daylight saving time To them "
is no joking matter, hut business Is
done an that time and looks as though
all OF Us would have 10 keep up 10 H.
Certainly. In the matter OF the test
case. New Britain does not want 10
pose as city anxious 20 hght the
state In the courts, Just Tor the sake
Of the fight, As long as no great
practical confusion will arise under
the law as interpreted by the official
upon whom we have right TO rely,
the decent thing 10 do is 20 leave
matters as they are and so about our
business,
would not be a lighting chap
And with the lighters stand
For just the fun OF showing that
4 thing 10 eontrahand,
But when they tread upon my toes
Ny neighbours toes as we'll
l want TO tight until the day
A sea would freeze ina place that Is
as warm as yesterday was.
Il is with much concern that We
note the conference OF state govern
ors which the President intends 10
call for a discussion OF the prohibi-
ton enforcement may be postponed
until next fall. 4 report has 1t that
1t was said at the White House that
the conference was somewhat up in
the air." and one feels instinctively
that pretty nearly everything about
OF the 'Nolstead law is
up In the air." OF course there
could be no conference II there was
nothing to confer about. If there was
no enforcement there could be MOTH
ing to confer about and there could
be no conference. There is no con-
ference, therefore there is no enforce
rent. @. E. d. Thus may logical
problems which are not
true be proven to be true, for we all
know there Is enforcement. Which Is
4 denial OF the supposed truism that
figures never lie. But then, several
truisms have been contra
iicted recently. 1t would not do any
harm to get back to fudamentals--
not the sort Bryan talks about, how
aver.
No monkey was my ancestor"
Says Bryan, William j.
1 would be most Inundated
If things were that way:
If evolution ruled the world
Then othing would prevent.
My changing from a candidate
To L. S. President"
The Observer has noted a good
many empty rear seats in AUTOMOBILES
he last few evenings when 1t seemed
Is though there was not air enough
nywhere-except in car-to Keep
people alive. Note has also been TAX
IN of cars with the back seats occu-
pied by children, evidently not off,
spring of thu. driver of the car. There
nave been old people, too, in those
back seats-people who seldom en-
oy automobile rides and who showed
heir pleasure in escaping for little
while from the heat that came the
moment one remained motionless in
me place. The children in those back
eats were very happy. And 1t is safe
@ say that many owners of cars ex'
oerienced feeling of pleasure from
he expressions of thanks given them
oy those who were taken for a ride
md who were thus enabled to have
| little time of comfort after long,
lot day.
Many car owners do not take peo-
Die to ride because they are so &C.
'ustomed to driving that they do not
'ealize the treat it is for others who
10 not happen to own cars. Such
owners do not realize that a drive in
pleasant, bringing the cool
less that comes as the automobile |
uns along even at very moderate |
peed. The Observer would enjoy |
eeing every back seat filled either |
With children or with people who sell
lom have the sensation of feeling the |
.ool breezes on their faces while the !
weather. is warm.
Let everybody take a ride
A "ioy-ride," if you will
Out In the open country past
That rock, that rock, that rill.
And let the joyous riders be
The children and the old
Give them a little vision of
The rainbow's pot Of gold.
The customary thing to do at this |
inc of the year-summer's beginning |
to advise people what to
10 to keep cool. Such advice has
,een given over and over and may be
ummed up by advising people to re-
rain from doing anything they don't !