New Britain herald., 1926-06-10


 the first spade full of earth in for the new home of an orphan asylum, particularly fitting, as the first president of the institu- ton was Dolly Madison, wife Of the fourth president.
 On the other side of the ocean, Jane Cowl. the American actress, scores a great triumph in the Lon don premiere of Noel Coward's new play, flowers, curtain calls and finally speeches marked the ovation for the actress,
 Crown Princess Louise of Sweden visits the Woolworth tower and Wall street, then gives an interview to girl reporters in which she praised "the typical New York girls legs" T think its the lovely silk stock ings they wear." she said.
 Elaine Hammerstein, movie ac- tress, and daughter of Arthur Ham, merstein becomes the wife of J. Walter Rays, insurance broker in Los Angeles today.
 Another engagement of interest," that of Claire Dux, opera star, and Charles H. Swift, Chicago packer
 London - Where there are wo- men, there are styles. The latest thing in bangs for the London shingled girl is the five point fringe, The middle Vandyke point reaches down to. the eyebrows.
 Washington - This city is threat ened with an ice cream famine. More than 100 ice cream workers have gone on strike demanding more pay. Warm weather is on the way, too.
 New York - You cant put any thing over on the ancient Egyptian. Prof. Ralph Magoffin. president of the Archaeological institute Of Amer ica finds they possessed superior nursing bottels. They were heavily constructed at the bottom to pre- vent tipping and had square sides 10 prevent rolling. The tops only were same as the modern variety.
 New York - Manhattan real es- tate. Believing it would he valuable some day, a man purchased small triangular plot. 14 by 2o feet oppo- site Manhattan bride for SS.600 at an auction sale of city property.
 San Francisco - Poker has a new legal backing. A judge recog- ni2ed a game of poker through which Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Wright divided their property prior to their divorce. Mrs. Wright won the percolator and her wedding ring, while Wright raked in the family automobile.
 Baltimore - Archbishop Michael U. Curley is considering advocating a decree to require all graduates oi Catholic schools to sign a pledge ot total abstinence. He told a gradu' ating class this and admonished the members to keep away from i drink"
 New York -- Ii was a lucky day for Dominick Borg. window clean CT. He fell from an eighteen story window, but saved himself by grasp ing the ledge of window on tlre seventeenth floor.
 Chicago - All her children have finished college so Mrs. Cora Heine' mann went back 10 the University Of Chicago for the degree she began work for in 1892. She will get il next week, B years after her matric- ulation. and with honors.
 Peoria. III. - Women have unus- ual abilities as embalmcrs. the state convention of undcrtakers decided after discovering that all twenty ot Illinois feminine morticlans are not ably successful.
 Champaign. II. - Street names on signposts offer too tempting q tar get for boys with pebbles, the city council finds. It removed the signs, and is painting the street names on curbstones.
 New Haven-Yale school of nurs ing an experiment being watched b! world, President Angell tells frs graduating class,
 New Haven-Pair of rubber-solec shoes saves life of Peter Carlin, 30 when 11,00O volts passes through hi' body.
 Hartford-Governor Trumbull ap
 proves requisition for $1,000 to as ]. sist New Haven Grays to go tc Sesqui- Centennial June 14.
 Hartford--Traffic policeman frei five shots before man wanted b! police surrenders.
 Bridgeport-William J. Shaugh messy, Jr., Is named defendant II damage action for s135.Oo0 brough' by T. P. Ryan, former official O. contracting concern of Whicf Shaughnessy Is president
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