New Britain herald., 1927-04-08

oXton, England - Strenuous life makes the Prince of Wales a quick change artist at times. Fron, the dedication Of table at which William Penn was baptized in London church. H. R. H. rushed by motor to train. changed his cutaway 10 hunt ing togs aboard. then rode his mare Lady Doon 10 victory in Sn mile race.
 London - These English girls get real active when enthusiastic. Quite lot of them made money backing Lady Doon and others stayed in line l2 hours for the opening of a new play. And young sutfragettes are ''rting Premier Baldwin daily ask ing for the vote and also lobbying 'n the house of commons.
 Madrid If a horse must be frightened and throw it's rider. it's nice to have the kings automobile do the soaring. Alfonso sent the rider to the royal inhrmary in the royal car. then walked home.
 Chicago No wonder Ford is a millionaire. Six million automobiles, C. A. Richards of Wichita estimates, will be touring this summer, con- 'aining an average of three campers each.
 Batavia, N. Y. - Youngsters now adays may be able to step on the gas and hit 1t up 10 70, but they can't roll hoops. Fifty boys be- tween 15 and IS years Of age tried 70 roll them quarter Of a mile. Their poor technique made old tim CTS bow their heads In shame over the decadence of the times.
 Princeton, x. J. Unless fore casts of longevity are realized soon, you should not worry, but Edwin c. Conklin. university biologist, pre- diets that the world will be over populated within 200 years.
 New York John R. voorh,s. Nho will be 9s next July. hopes to celebrate his tooth birthday as a guest at the White House. He is grand sachem of the Tammany so- ciety. His hopes, of course, depend on the career of another member of the society.
 Camden, \. J. - Between politics and the church the Rev. Camille Es- 'ournelle, Episcopal. prefers the ohurch. Nominated for city con- gjssioner. he was informed by his pishop that he must make q choice.
 New York Anybody who desires 2 vase once smashed to pieces by Napoleon and restored must pay at iaast S3.ooo for it at auction. Jt is 70 be sold to satisfy q nurses judg- glcnt on a loan 10 Dr. Martha Hu- con, the owner. who values t at sl50,00n. Twenty inches high. the 'dse bears 2 portrait of Catherine II of Russia and is covered with delicate gold tracery. It was pre- s,nted by Catherine the Great 10 rount De Cobenzel, Austrian diplo- mat. Napoleon smashed it at eon inference to show how he'd smash Austria. His brother Joseph picked np the pieces and brought the vase 10 the United States. presenting il 70 . friend. It was bequeathed to Ipr. Huson by 8 patient.
 Los Angeles Charlie Chaplin is raying So51 week now for support e wife and children. At first it was only $50.
 Liverpool Eleanor Parker. American Of mystery. is touring H.ith carpet slippers on her feet and 30 grip containing a pair Of mons shoes. The immigration people de- iained her when the Celtic arrived rom New York. but finally let her 90
 Vancouver. R. B. - Because Of the great night business hootlegsers have 1eon doing oae Of the four govern o"nt liquor stores here is 10 he open ill midnight instead of closing at [ or 5 ?. m.
 New York -- Sir Charles HighaW. i'rl'ish advertising expert, likes us, but he thinks Wc would he much better if we drank more tea. And ho's to spend s2oo, ,ool in nowsp&- pors 10 prove i..
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