New Britain herald., 1928-03-03

| lllucH CI!llclSlu VIII De tliHlllldt0Q Until that time there always will bs criticism. 4 beefsteak, covered witt mushrooms, is a poor lunch to : man who dislikes steak and nevel eats mushrooms.
 1 The tactics Of line crashers' a. | they are rightfully termed, tried the ! patience Of more than one theatel patron who attempted to gain ad. mission to local theater the early part or this week.
 | The theater offered a picture that l thousands wished to see and so the ! majority came early ito avoid the rush" The demand for tickets Wa. so great tha, two lines had to bt l formed. Though the weather wa. ! far from comfortable those in line seemed in good spirits until the line ! crashers" appeared. These crash. ers' are not confined to one age ol to one sex. Young men and womer and old men and women they all try 1 it and with success
 It is eNasperating to stand in line 1 for what seems a very long time ant I just as you near the box office. some sweet young thing, with duml smile on her countenance, pushes you back while she makes her pur' chase Of tickets.
 One girl goaded on by her mother ! tried the pushing stunt withou much success until she came to { young man who was too gentleman, to shove her back. This is a cas, where a man would be justified il ! forgetting his chivalry.
 l On the whole it is very disagree ! able and enough 10 turn patron! i away. Why go early and take youl turn in line when the 'crashers" car come late and go right in. taking .h. 1 best seats, while those who art | patient enough to wait their turr must take whats left?
 We are in receipt Of a communi l callon from Congressman Ernest k Alderman of New Jersey, advisin, .that he has introduced a bill callin, | for the issue of a special series of l; 1 postage stamps to commemorate Col 1 Charles A. Lindberghs good will flight through the Central anC South American republics. The mum i Der of stamps in the proposed issu, Is that of the countries visited. l we favor such an issue Mr. Acker man urges us 10 write our congress man 10 that effect. We are going [, 1 go this one better and suggest tn, following designs for the stamps i and when issued:
 F cent-Map of countries visited ] by Lindbergh.
 cent-Center blank: inscription May of Countries Lindbergh reall, wished 10 visit.'
 ] F cents - Lindbergh rushin, across field, pursued madly by pho 1 tographers, members Of Latin- Amer lcan chambers Of commerce, anC girls wishing to kiss him. cents-The immortal lam sand wiches of the transatlantic flight.
 3 cents-Cordon of police neces sary to protect crazed enthusiasts a Llndbergh lands his plane.
 ccnts-Picture Of the one gir who Gs admitted to have) kissed tn bashful aviator,
 , cents-Mountain of fan mail received by Lindy in one day. (Th small dot in the corner of the staml will be the Woolworth building ol the same scale).
 6 cents-Lindbergh locking him self in hotel room to escape auto graph fiends and agents of manufac 1 turing concerns seeking testimonials 1 10 cents-Piclure of fog througl which Lindbergh flew on way bacl from Cuba.
 15 cents - Sprouting mustache and boards, being a composite pic ture of the welcoming delegates a any stop on his trip.
 2G cen's-Mrs. Iindbergh teachin; school amid the inquiries of sob stor artists from the tabloids. all seekin, to know if Lindy was ever in lovs 50 cents-Lindbergh landing: in scription: "He always reached hi goal"
 sl - Inscription: "The one goa Lindbcrgh never attained" Desigr lIndbergh stretched out in eas chair, alone, or tinkcring with Iii plane, unmolested.
 Automobile drivers disapprove 0 the practice of the Connecticut Co in discharging passengers ont IChestnut street, near it's junciio
 with Main. Time was when passen
 gers alighted via the left door an stepped onto the sidewalk, but tha
 practice has been abandoned in fav
 or of the right door exit which per
 lnlts passengers to step into tn
 highway to their own danger and |
 the inconvenience of autoists.
 Drivers approaching Main stree
 proceed when the green light beck
 ons them on from the center of Mai
 street. If a trolley from Hartfor
 has stopped at the corner to permi
 passengers to alisht, the automobile
 are forced to wait and by the tim
 the road is clear the red light
 shining, causing further delay.
 Djscharging passengers on th
 right side is an accepted policy bu
 in this instance, it seems. the com
 pany could make an exception to tn } advantage of their patrons and auto
 mobile operators.
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