New Britain herald., 1928-10-31
FLASHES OF LIFE: BERNARD HAS
 ESTATE OF MORE THAN $75o,0 900

py the Associated press. .e.
 New York-N Robert Randolph Ashnsr is of good moral habits at 70 years Of age. is married and has children, he will bs entitled to most Of . &3.o00. .0o0 estate. His fathers will 70 provtdeA He is now 2s years old. If at 60 he is immoral. prodisal. improvident or unmarried he will get only tl2,oo0 | year.
 Cambridge, Mass.-Nearly half what you pay for food is due to the cost Of handling it on the way to you. Such il the concluston of . survey by Harvard's bureau of business research.
 New York-Whether or not AL fred E. Smith resides in Washine- ton next year he will be entitled to receive $s.000 annually or SSo.o0o outright from the state Of New York. He will be eligible for contributory pension.
 San Juan-Voters' thumbprinta will be taken next Tuesday. If there n any repeating notwithstand- ing precautions. it won't make any difference 10 far as Hoover and Smith are concerned. Porto Ricans won't vote for president. New York-A total of something around ss5o.oo0.ooo cash will ba disbursed in the next few days. rep resenting corporation dividends and interest The total is unusually large. Payments for the Novem- Der l period ordinarily arc the smallest of the year.
 storrs, Conn.-Among the prize winning hens in contest conducted by Connecticut Agricultural college is one which laid 3l4 sSss in 33a days notwithstanding ! broken les which was kept in cast 27 days. New York-Ability to make people laugh can bring great finan- cial returns. Sam Bernard, come dian. left an estate appraised at | $750.73s.
 Salt Lake City-So many wives oi homesteaders are getting divorcea that Dr. Elwood Mead, federal com missioner of reclamation. is con cerned about it. He has asked the Association of Western States En' gineers to take up tho matter. New York-A woman judge is te help pass on a woman's rights ques. tions brought up by Ganna Walska in litigation against payment ol tariff on gems. Three justices ol the customs court. including Gene. vieve R. Cline. will consider thu appeal.
 Los Aneeles-Once is enough fol Claire Windsor of the screen. Hay ine obtained divorce from Bsr Lytell, actor. she says: "There'll b< no new love in my life"
 New York-Prince Gregory Gar garin, of Russia. reputed to hav' been arrested once in Berlin fol kidna ping Grover Cleveland Berg doll. is employed as . manager b! a Westchester county hunt clut After 10 years he has been reunited with his sister. Princess Soha Gar garin, artist. who after living tn life of a peasant in exile. has conn to the United states to live.
 New Haven-OMcial announce ment made of resignation of Clar ence Wanamaker. Yale hocke, coach.
 New Haven-Community servic, in observation of armistice week t be held at Battsll Chapel. Yala Sunday by New Haven council Q churches. university church, an, University Christian church.
 Greenwich-Charles c. Morrii democratic nominee for governor at tacks republican statement in news paper advertisements, supposedl showing savings for 1928. wherea he claims deficit of over $2. 900 900.
 New Haven-Ntcholas Mosele, democratic candidate for congrea from third district, declares he put nothing beyond republican party, re ferring to injection of religious quea tion in the campaign.
 New Haven-Francis T. Carmodl Yale senior, charges Yale News wit partisanship toward republicans. 1 letter to the News.
 New Haven-Rabbi stephen