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New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
25 Tears Ago Today

J. H. Kirkham. B. F. Gaffney. Walter s. Hart. and Wilbur Corbin attended their class reunions in New Haven yesterday.
 William O'Dell Is home from St. Charles college, Baltimore. During the summer MT. O'Dell will act as cashier at the White Oak theater.
 Richmond's steam riding gallery in operation tonight on Corbin's lot, Church street. Up to date machine, swift and easy riding. Best ever run in this town.
 Dr. Reeks ran down a case of smallpox on Arch street this after noon and found 1t to be malaria.
 c. L. Barnes of this city lost a lot of wood. measuring between 50 and 75 cords. by fire yesterday. The wood was piled upon a lot be- tween Plainville and Pennington and MT. Barnes had teams at work hauling it away. The fire was started between trips and there is little doubt that it was incendiary. as men were seen leaving the lot. Mir. Barnes has suffered loss in this manner before.
 John Sheehan, the well-known | actor, is spending a few days in this city. He has finished very suc- cessful season and has under con- | sideration several offers for the com- ing one.
 E. w. Schultz has been elected trustee of Phenix lodge, ]. o. O. F. According to merchant. trade in straw hats is light. but trade in
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
ANOTHER "FOOL LAW"

The new state law which would force out-of-state corporations hav- ing agents in this state register here is one of those little inconvenience which are thrown in the way of bus- mess without just cause or neces- sity. A corporation failing to meet the provisions of this law can be fined $1,oo0 and the agent sent to prison for 30 days: and judging from this there is small chance of many foreign corporations" as out of-state concerns are called, from failing to comply with the law.
 Does a corporation from New York, say need to have an agent in Connecticut in order to do busi- ness in the state? There are some which at present have agents which may come 10 the conclusion that they do not need them. It seems to us that the word agent" covers considerable territory: district sales manager comes under this classification, and no doubt a com mercial traveller could be construed
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

Hsrs is how 1t works: 4 certain state institution needs improvements and an estimate has been made as to the cost of procuring them. The commissioners trained eye, due to years of practice in pruning New Britain's annual budget, immediate ly detects that in the estimated cost there is an item for the services of an engineer to estimate the cost of changing something or other. All the commissioner asks in such a case is. What Is the state paying an engineers department for?" and the trick is done. Money is saved and the commissioner looks around for leak. .
 This Is how our fellow citizen is spending his time these days. It isn't hot stuff for the papers to print, but he is busy looking things over. In due time there will be an report emanating from the new state board.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
DECLINE OF CHEWING
 TOBACCO

The vast increase in the smoking of cigarettes has caused considerable discontinue to the anti-cigarette faction of the general public, who see in the habit something to be justly alarmed about. If the increase meant general advance in the use of tobacco. however, such alarm would be more justified than it hap pens to te. Certain other forms of tobacco using has declined so mo- tably that 1t is to be doubted whether on a whole there is great CT use of nicotine per capita in spite of the increase in the use of cigar cites.
 Take the matter of chewing tobac- co. There was once time in these United States when it was regarded as typically American habit, when tobacco chewers were met with on every hand, when more than half the adult male population were ac- complished chewers. and no man was considered an expert unless he could hit the "spittoon" in the cen- ter from distance of ten feet. The sidewalks reeked with the results, too; the smoking coaches of the railroads were a sight sad to be- hold.
 None Of this today. Chewing has declined immensely. In 1901 the manufacturers of chewing tobacco had the center of the stage. Their commodity was used at the rate of one and so-1oO pounds per capita ' says federal tobacco statistican. At that time the cigarette was in i'll repute.
 Today cigarette consumption is two pounds per capita, while chew ing tobacco vies with snuff in the nonentity of its use. In fact. snuff using promises to pass the use made of chewing tobacco, its popularity steadily increasing, due to "snuffing'' among people quite recently here from overseas. Once nearly a mark or royalty, it now Is almost entirely used by folk who combine the tobac- co habit with low costs of its main- tenance. Snuff nowadays, by the way, Is chewed instead of sniffed Of course. cigars have decreased per capita. greatly to the discomfit- ure of such tobacco growing dis tricts which have specialized in the leaf for this branch of the industry The use Of smoking tobacco, how ever. has somewhat increased. Bu,
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
FactsandEancies

The good die young. This in cludes good front page stories.
 And Europe won't stand alone while Uncle Sam will stand a loan.
 If he acts the calf and beefs about things, don't soothe him with bull. Just lam him.
 It seems strange to limit arma- ment and do nothing at all about oratory.
 What is fame? A careful count shows Lindy still S32 columns be- hind King Tut.
 Funny world! Dad scolds the kid for robbing bird nests and then shoots the birds when they are grown in the fall.
 The less conceited men get mar ried. The others think all the ladies lOI LAltlu anu StL wary.
 The Irish have beat their swords into plowshares, but they are beat ing two versions of history into the heads of children.
 Every community has at least one conscientious good-for-nothtng who has keen sense of your duty.
 Americanism: A universal inten- ton to begin saving next month.
 It is charity to help a man up, but not to prop him. While there's a prop. he never will learn to stand alone.
 The charitable view is to suppose that the quality that makes a song popular is in the song and not in the people.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
Observations On He Weather

Washington. June 1S.-Forecast for Southern New England: Fair tonight. Wednesday increasing cloudiness. Not much change in temperature. Moderate north. shifting to southwest winds.
 Forecast for Eastern New York: Fair tonight: warmer in central and north portions. Wednesday partly cloudy: possibly showers in extreme north portion and warmer in south portion: variable winds, becoming moderate to fresh south and south. west.
 Conditions: The centsy of the high pressure of the east overspreads West Virginia, VirgiBia, and North Carolina. Pressure Is falling rapid ly in the upper Lake region and northern Mississippi valley. scat- tered showers occurred yesterday in the Gulf and South Atlantic coast districts, also in the northern plains states. A low center prevails over Manitoba and northern Minnesota with a trough extending southwest ward to the Great Basin. A strong area of high pressure centering off the north Pacific coast Is extending it's influence eastward over tho northern Rocky mountain districts. Temperatures continue to rise throughout the Mississippi valley.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather followed by increasing cloudiness with slowly rising tem- perature.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
MRS. JONES IDEA OF A RUSSIAN
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MRS. JONES IDEA OFA RUSSIAN
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 According to Nina G. Jones) "Ah." he exclaimedsky, holding her tightsky in his armsovitch. will you kissky me, or notsky?"
 'tI'll screamovitch!" was her an- swerosky, as she triedsky to leap ovitch from the speeding vodka. "Cursesky you. you brutesky!"
 With horridovitch, hoarse laugh sky he pulled her closersky and closesky. Her strugglesovitch were allin vainsky. He heldovitch rouh handsky over her mouthovitch. His leering lipskies came closersky- closersky- ....... "Helpsky! Policeovitch!" she waii- edsky.
 "Hushsky. me proud beautoritch, he panted, and thenovi:ch-just as his brutalsky lipsovitch touched her. sky
 What does this meansky?"
 Her HUSBANDDOVITCHSKY! "Oh. 1van," said shesky, "this monsterovitch tried to-"
 Quick as flashsky Ivan's revol- verosky spokeovitch. BANGSKY! BANGSKY! BANGSKY And the ruffian toppled over as deadsky as a doonailovitch!
 Finisky!
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
STERLING

What does all this Ku Klux klan business mean around Sterling ? More than 5000 of the hooded members from far and near wended their way to the Connecticut country town Sunday to attend the dedica- ton of a new church; and there would have been several thousand more of them there had word not gone forth to New Haven that the exercises had been postponed on ac- count of rain. report that caused 400 or so automobiles from New York to turn back.
 It looks from this incident-and there have been others of a some what similar nature in the state that the Ku Klux Klan has a foot hold in this community in spite of the opposition that has from time to time been manifest. What it means to the state, or to the mem- bers. or to anybody at all, Is not quite clear. If the order is to be a secret fraternal organization going about doing good" probably mo- body will greatly object; but if the intent is to stimulate religious and racial bigotry. as has been charged in the past. then the development is of no social value.
 If the Klan is different than it used to be-" the metamorphosis must be regarded as remarkable: /: possibly hard to believe. yet not al- together impossible. Reports from Sterling had 1t worthy persons in the vicinity were assisted with do- nations, which is not a bad scheme there or anywhere. During it's pa- rade, however, the order marched hooded, which does not commend itself much to many citizens.
 This is a free country, of course, and tolerance is or ought to be an essential of citizenship. If the Klan can be more tolerant than 1t has been painted in the past perhaps others will reciprocate. How much tolerance there is to be shown on each side of the fence remains de- pendent upon how much of this quality the Klan shows.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28
THE UNMARRIED PRINCE

The way people refrain from or delay in getting married is illus trated nowhere so definitely than in the case of the Prince of Wales. We learn from the chaste columns of the Springfield Republican that his father was married at the age of 2S. his grandfather at the age of P. and his great-grandfather at the age of 21. But the present Prince of Wales is B years of age and still regards bachelorhood as more enticing than married life.
 Perhaps, as one wit observed. the Prince of Wales thinks he could not support . princess in the manner of life to which she has been &C., customed. Or perhaps his hard hearted disposition is & symptom of the times.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

summer underwear Is lighter still 7
 Ten-year-old Tommy Lynch of Clark street went into the old Catholic cemetery this forenoon with some fireworks A short time aft. erwards the report of the fifeworkS and the boys cries reached the ears of neighbour They hurried in his direction and found him in . serious condition. The fireworks had evidently become ignited and exploded in his pocket He was taken home at once and . physician summoned.
 The smallpox epidemic appears to be dying out. Chairman Curtis says that no new cases have been re- ported in the past three days and there are no suspicious cases.
 Prof. and Mrs. George B. Mat thews and MT. and Mrs Robert Peck will leave Monday for Ocean Bluff, Mass. After two weeks at this resort MT. and Mrs. Matthews will go to Maine.
 The Swedish Bethany church school has been closed and all further gatherings of the church children have been called on. This is . precautionary measure due to the epidemic.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

q. What is the ancestry of Charles Lindbergh on both sides of his fAmily7
 A. Of the eight great grand par ents of Charles Landbergt, four were Swedish, three English and one Irish. e. Where is Mount Whitney, A. It is . peak of the Herre Me- vada mountains on tho border be- tween Inyo and Tulare counties, Cal ifornia.
 c. What does the Portuguese flag look like?
 A. The colors are green and red, the third of the field next the staff green, and tho two-thirds at the fly end red. The arms of the country are centered on the dividing line be- tween the two colors and consist of a large silver shield upon which are five small blue ones arranged in the form of a cross, each bearing five plates of silver. Around the shield Is a red border upon which are seven golden castles.
 Q. Who fought in the Battle of Marathon?
 A. The battle was fought by Per- sians against Athenians and Pla- teans. Tho Persians were led by the experienced generals Datis and Arta- phernes. but were under the guid- ance of the traitor Hippias. The Athenians and Plateans were under Miltiades, the Athenian general who was in supreme command. The bat tic was fought in the open field in Marathon. The Spartans who prom ised aid to the Athenians moved only in time to reach Athens after all was over.
 O. Is Hannibal considered one of the great Generals of the world?
 A. He was considered one of the greatest, if not the greatest general of his time. At the battle of Zama (202 B. O. not far from Corthage, he suffered his first and last defeat.
 0. Where is Lapland?
 A. It has no political existence, but is a territory in the northern most section of tho Scandinavian Peninsula lying between the borders of Norway. Sweden and Finland.
 0. How many telephones are there in the United States?
 A. January 1, 1926, there were 16,935,918.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

The reason most patients need q change of climate is because they have become nuisance to the doc- tor.
 Don't cuss the marrow minded community" Any other commun- ity would act the same way if you acted the same way.
 If man Is right half the time, he's doing rather well. And that is the average Of the man who says he can drink or let 1t alone.
 You can't expect much in a land where people think cooking the pe- culiar vocation of those who can't making a living any other way.
 The thirst for culture Is genuine. People go right on studying French. even though they can get just as naughty books in English.
 Correct this sentence: T really don't know why we can't get along together" said the wife; "I do my best
 Copyright 1927 Publishers Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

taking the situation all in all, one
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 in tobacco consuming habits. We may smoke more cigarettes, but the fact that there Is less tobacco chew ing going on would indicate that our ideas have improved somewhat. When Mark Twain was an editor. for instance, a good spit was neces- sary between every sentence writ- ten: nowadays . few puffs will do. That, at least, is an improvement.