New Britain herald., 1927-02-16

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 Philadelphia-No young person nowadays would think of bobbing her hair, if Miss Clara Miller. secre- tary of the Philadelphia Hairdress- CTS association, is correct. Flappers are letting the tresses grow, she says, because mature women have adopted the bob.
 Mexico City-Natalia Elias Gales is to be married to Carlos Hereira, young government official, by priest. The ceremony will be in Chapultepec palace Saturday.
 London-Because the streets are too dangerous, Harold Solomon has sold his taxicab and begun studying aviation. He purposes to run an air taxi.
 New York-Elinor Dorrance, heir- ess, who prefers work to social life, having returned from a short trip to Europe, is going right back to her job in her fathers soup factory at Camden, N. J.
 Boston-Friends of Princess Wontonekemuske, descendant of the Indian Massasoit, are trying to have her state pension doubled to $500. She is 70 years old. Her friends argue that the state should do better by her, since her ancestor, who be- friended the Pilgrims. was the sa- viour of New England
 New York - Johnny Macy, liter ateur. Is regarded by some other males as very brave man. He de- | tended his sex at a banquet against heavy odds, being the only speaker i in its behalf. The feministic cannon- ading on the subject Men; What of 'Em?" was heavy. Ruth Hale argued that man was slowly slipping like a
 glacier. Lorine Pruette said men better form a conservation league to save themselves.
 
 Toledo--No fat girls need apply for admission to a s50,000 home for young women to be erected 50 years hence through a bequest from David Bourdette Burgert, bachelor. The will makes such restriction. Girls between 16 and 28 "of small stature, bright, ambitious stylish and good to look at" will be welcome The will expresses a wish to gratify girls love for beautiful things. The testator's portrait will hang on the wall. x. Omaha-Farmer Burns. who is just beginning his 67th year, thinks he could give lessons to some of these young fellows in the wrestling game. He surely could teach them thrift. Having saved a lot from the proceeds of coco matches, he is wealthy. .@
 New York-Broadway can keep Its canyon castles so far as Condo De Guell of Spain Is concerned. Return- ing home after a brief visit the in dustrialist said he did not wish Spain to have skyscrapers- "They belong here; they are more In pro- portion to American life"
 Pennington For putting four year old son outdoors naked at 7:s0 one morning. in near zero weather, shutting five other children out and then beating wife, Rhosario Rho Is sentenced to Is days in jail and win be examined to determine his sanity.
 Hartford - Grammarians "driye away from 8 language every stu. dent with a normal amount of joy in life" Trinity graduate student says in radio dialog.
 Manchester-Another "pussyfoot" is in England, say British writers. He is Emil L. G. Hohenthale, of this city, state chairman Of prohibition party and international secretary of Worlds Federation Of temperance societies.
 New Haven Passenger carrying between New York and Boston and between Boston and Chicago and New York and Montreal, in addition to mail service between Boston and New York and Chicago planned by Colonial Air Transport company for 1927. according to Col. Leonard S. Horner.
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