New Britain herald., 1926-10-30

Io 5ANS hdlIe Il 4tdlIleT DUIllcl. lHtS think a peace pipe might be offens- i've. Perhaps they had not heard that "NiclIy," as she calls her son, and Ileana gave mother cigarette lighters for her birthday.
 Emporia, Kas. There are three kicks in every dollar. As explained by William Allen White, the first is when you make it, the second is when you have it and the third the big kick for him, because his mother was Irlsh--is when you give it away. And so he has given the city 50 acres for park.
 Bloomburg, Pa. - New world S record for potatoes-6SS bushels per acre.
 New York - The movies progress, the Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman will have some shown at his church be- cause of their spiritual value. A dentist, sued for separation on a charge of cruelty, was shown in four films of himself and the Mrs, happy at the beach.
 New York - Dave Goldstein, A. B. L. L. B, B. &, NJ. A, is think ing of welching on bet He Wa gered that he would continue study at Columbia till his alma mater beat Cornell. He's been there eight years now and says he can't be a student | forever.
 Camden, N. J. - Elinor DorranCe, heiress, in tears has gone into SC clusion because the papers learned she was working in fathers factory and some said she was peeling to- matoes. Dad is distressed notWith standing good publicity for the to- matoes. He wishes no publicity for his daughters efforts to be some thing more than an idle society girl: she has been in his office and the tomatoes are peeled by machinery anyhow.
 New York-Tired of bridge and afternoon calls four society women are now associated in business as modistees-Mrs.C Charles M. Connfelt, Mrs. Howard Cocks Dickinson, Miss Edith Hoadley Smalley and Mrs. John H. Reynolds.
 Patchogue, N. Y.-Viola Alter, 16, poor and pretty will become q grandmother tomorrow. She is to marry Dr. Silas R. Growth, wealthy widower, Mrs. Alter says that any body who makes a comparison with Browning and Peaches is crazy.
 New York-A couple of fellow townsmen from Wheaton, H., are pals. Ebert H. Gary entertained Red Grange at lunch in his office and promised to see Red In action tomorrow with some Annie Oaklcys Red provided.
 HoeChst- Am Main - The German dye trust is planning to convert one ton of poor coal into 33O pounds of gasoline, 440 pounds of oil 1S2 pound of grease and 176 pounds of kerosene for a cost of s26. Pow dered coal is mixed with hydrogen and pressed.
 New York-Francis Koblitz. Chi caso landscape artist, is convinced one needs a big hankroll in New York. During the first part of his visit for the big fight and the world series, he lived at the Waldorf. The last 16 days were in jail. There were difficulties over his hotel bill, now adjusted.
 New Haven-Landlord threatens to shoot members of vice squad whom he mistakes for burglars when they raid his home and find liquor plant and some of its pro- duct.
 Waterbury-Funeral services for Charles Frederic Chapin, editor of the Waterbury Ameican are held
 Bridgeport Investigation dis , closes that .15 year old boy was driving automobile in crash which | cost life of Mrs. Ethel Feeney, 23.
 Bridgeport - General Electric | company officials as a body pay | first visit to Bridgeport plant.
 Hartford-Taft school in Water town is to operate as an incorpora- tion without capital stock.
 Hartford-Two suicides, Floyd | Warner, 33, and Walter McNally, | 50, are found in rooming houses.
 Hartford-Three children escape