New Britain herald., 1927-11-16

lated Dy thomas l.. Je1leTSoll, dCloE as his father and grandfather were, his love scenes on the stage were too ardent and emphatic. For that reason. he averred, she treated him cruelty. He has obtained a divorce after 4s years of married life. Bloomsburg, Penn.-Allen Deppe courted Mrs. Lou Murphy of Spring field. H., by mail. They were mar 1 ried last May. Now they have sepa- rated with prayer. After signing an agreement drawn up in court they knelt and asked divine blessing and pardon for their sins.
 Los Angeles-Mrs. Grace ". FL Hot. who is worth s2oo,000, must | pay alimony. Arrested and haled ! to court she settled what she was in arrears at s15o month. New York-Good taste In the opinion of Lucien Lelong, Paris style authority. who is visiting the United States decrees that a skirt l a maiden should not try to initiate ingenues, Junos nor Dianas. London-Her hands and feet are bigger, yet the average English wo- man is more bdautiful than the Eng fish woman of 20 years ago. ! Los Angeles-Uncle Sam desires Mary Miles Minter to pay him S207,- col in back income taxes and he is also suing her mother, Mrs. Char lotte Shelby for S2S,000.
 | New York-Leonora Corona of Dallas is to be a Leonora on the stage in the big moment of her mu- sical career. Making her debut at the Metropolitan opera Thanksgiv- ing Day she will have the role of Leonora in I'll Travotore." Her first debut was 25 years ago when as baby of 2 1-2 years she sang in church musicale. She has Italianized the family name of Cohrone and has a collection of dozens of little ele- plants in different colors made of porcelain and ivory. She began col lccting them during study in Italy because they have brought her good luck.
 London-Epicures might take note of what famous chefs eat when they get together, but it will be bit difficult across the pond to fol- low their example in toto. When the best of France were entertained by the best of England, including King Georges own, the appetizer was sherry and there were pate de foie gras in port jelly sole cooked in champagne, crayfsh praised in brandy, pheasants roasted in red wine and then some, including kiss es upon the cheek.
 Ottawa-Whether or not specific examples of many kind have not be- come so yet, man has been an ln- telligent creature for 450,0 900 years. Such is the opinion of Dr. K. M. Ami, who is back from study of pre- historic relics in France.
 Baltimore--And now cigar smok- ing marathon. Vincent Maddi of the Medical school of the university of Maryland consumed 30 In 8 quarter hours. He had planned to smoke 50 in 12 hours. It is not apparent whether he stopped because the 31st was too big or because of fear that the dean might do something or other about the stunt
 New York-Nobody seems to want to buy a s4o0,o00 gem. The Nashak diamond, 7S 5-S carats, once an idols eye in India and now for sale
 is in a store here. There has been no rush.
 New Haven--Yale News condemns
 fraternities in universities as de-
 terrent from appreciation of "col- lege preparation for life"
 Stamford-Mayor Alfred N. Phil
 lips, Jr., democrat mayor here, re- fused invitation from New York wo-
 
 nomination as president. Says he does not choose to run" on grounds he is democrat.
 idgeport-Duchess Torlonia, . former Elshie Moore of Greenwich.
 hears her husband. Duke Marino
 Torlonia described as accepted
 lover" of Senorita Marie Lorenzino,
 of Rome, Italy, in superior court.
 Duchess has filed divorce suit
 against her husband asking custody
 of three minor children and naming ; Senorita Lorenzino correspondent. f New Haven-"Acutc" financial , condition of A. s. Friend Companies, $ Inc, owners of many Connecticut and Massa chusctts theaters. describ- ed In letter from Creditors Protec- r tive committee of New York city S Subsidiaries include theaters ir r New Haven, Waterbury, New Lon- e don, Derby and Springfield, Mass. - Willimantic-Corone A. c. Bill Q finds Savva Mathvfnk criminally re- d sponsible for death of Mrs. Annie
 Berkowitz. Mathvink fatally in, 0 iured Mrs Berkowitz and seriously r, wounded her husband when he en- t tered their home and opened fire or t them with a shot gun.
 l. New Haven-Sons and daughters = of Vermont hear stories from floot ,: 5: ]: TOO MANY ''E