New Britain herald., 1926-12-28
(By Associated Press)

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 Hoboken, N. J.-Charlotte Mills is on the stage. In a melodrama en- titled Who Is Guilty?" she refus. ed a distasteful minor role and now her part consists of curtain speech in which she says: My mother was a good woman. Please try to think kindly of her."
 New Haven. Conn.-One produc, of Yale's new dramatic departmen, is too much for Professor John c Archer Qf the Divinity school. After tn first act of Chicago" at a pub. lie theater the professor left, say. ing that while the play might be distressingly true to life, the stenct might be kept from the nostrils ol the eastern public. Chicago" Is a satirical comedy, written by Maur. inc Watkins, student.
 New York-Will Gwendolyn Nc Cormack, daughter Of the famous tenor, become a second Patti? No says father. "a first Mccormack or the distaff side" Miss McCormack made her bow to society at the Ritz last night and sang with her father Among those present were the sis te,' and brother-in-laW of Mrs. Ellin Mackay Berlin.
 Carmel, N. Y.-If crowds try to hear and see Peaches Browning, Putnam county is going to be pro- tected. It has taken out insurance for S100,000 against injury to per sons on county property. also S20,- 900 fire insurance on it's court house. The separation trial is scheduled for Jan. A.
 New York-A committee is hay ins difficulty in finding appropriate names for statues in the Episcopal cathedral of St. John the Divine. Says the Very Rev. c. Howard .. Robbins, dean of the cathedral: "One list submitted contained the names of Catherine De Medici and Mary Baker c. Eddy and I cannot guarantee that a statue to either will be placed in the cathedral
 Ormond~Seach, Fla.-If John D.. Rockefeller has brought content ment to his neighbor. then he is contented. Thus he expressed his philosophy of life as guests depart ing from a Christmas party sang Till We Meet Again In evening clothes he acted as Santa, giving out 50 presents.
 hington-Mussolini eats too fast, in the opinion of Dr. Aldo Castellani of New Orleans, who has returned from an examination of the premier. Benito takes only three minutes for dinner Never does he touch wine or spirits. And he Is in excellent health.
 Santa Monica, Cal.-The Hon. Will Rogers now knows how his friend the Prince of Wales has felt quite often. Playing polo Will was tossed right over his pony's head.
 Knoxville, Tenn.-Twins and trip lets have arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. John Johnson within a year. The stork on his last visit left Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Mrs. Johnson, who is 2S years old, now has had seven children. Johnson, q is 33 years old.
 New Haven-Miss Carolyn Mer- chant. for eight years principal Of Strong school in Fair Haven, dies 1t home here.
 New Haven-"Too vile for public performance" is the verdict of Prof. John G. Archer, head of depart nent of missions of Yale divinity school on the first product of the dramatic workshop of Prof. George Pierce Baker at Yale.
 New Haven-John O'Niel, i3 serving a month in county jail for walks away while sup ,osedly piling lumber in the jail 'ard.
 Bridgeport-The $10,000 bond de- handed of pr. Isidor Yochelman is lot excessive Judge Banks decides n superior court. Dr. Yochelman g held in default of furnishing bail Il connection with the death of