New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
(By the Associated Press) .

(By the Associated Press). f
 New York--Life and death, tears and smiles crowd one another i'll pageantry of the unusual in Q great city.
 Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus viewing the pulsating life and sky line gorgeousnesS of Manhattan from the Palisades, spoke of The most beautiful architectural sight I ever saw" He added that it re- minded him of Stockholm.
 At the same time George Kos kozka, tired of big city glitter, was attempting suicide by banging him. self from clothes line three stories i above the ground and fractured his skull.
 Back to life again, this time the new life of Mr. and Mrs. James . Stillman, just back from Europe | from their second honeymoon" ! They have purchased q S600,O00 | house with IS rooms at 79th street . | and Park avenue for their new home. Miles south at the other end Of | the island that place of quiet death in the midst of the cityS turbulent life-Old Trinity church-is reported ! threatened with damage because of blasting for skyscrapers and the | rumble of traffic on Wall street Trinity church parish was chartered in 1697 and most of the graves in ! the quaint churchyard bear dates | ill the 1700s. Diversified life. While police raid l cabarets in the "Roaring Forties," fifty clergymeu, attending a church work conference, visit socialist. 1 communist, I. W. w. and anarchist | headquarters "to acquire better understanding of labor and indus trial conditions.
 Annapoiis-Cupid has been busy at the naval academy. More than ten per cent of this years gradua- ling class plan to marry at once. Trenton N. J.-Goyernor Moore says he favors return to bread and water diet and the imposition Of other forms of severe punishment for refractory prisoners in order 10 maintain observance of regulations at the state prison.
 Plaintield, N. J,-Score another good mark for the radio, IL has been a tremendous factor in the de- lection Of crime, the state associa- rin,, of, ,,,Iin, CDi.f,- J,oInr,J ! Newark. N. J.-Thc past has struck at Charles Houard Capcn oI Port Richmond, $. ]. His wire ob- taincd q divorce, alleging iudiscrc- tions of her husband in Panama twenty years ago,
 MinneapOlis-Rucl R. Barlow head of the department of journal ism at the University ol Minnesota, has resigned, alleging that the uni ycraity nas been 'notoriousIy deaf to the demands of sound journalis- tic training"
 Chicago--Arthur and Mabel Witt
 
 along together, but it isn't as if they hadn't tried. They've been married three timcs-to each other, and divorced three times-from each other.
 Chicago--Now that the honey moon is over. Mrs. Hugh Miller must go back 10 the sixth grade, schools say. Her husband wants to comprimise, and teach his 1J- year-old bride Gt home,
 Dcs Moines-Left-hand golfers may be the butt Of many locker room jest, but some of them swing an effective portside driver. One shot a 7S. Two shot so. And two more made s1 in Iowa. sou,hpaw tournament.
 Chicago-Patent medicine buyers look for the label. and when il doesnt mention alcoholic content, sales are less plentiful. So said c. C. Cornhauser. tonic manufac- turer in federal court. He sought to withdraw whiskey for his medi- cines. It doesn't help them any, he granted, but it booms the sales. Shreveport. La.-Small boys pelt- d the Fort Worth Cats with rancid , oggs Monday while the ball players were en route to the park to play