New Britain herald., 1928-05-31
FLASHES OF LIFE: BRITISH JUDGE
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 London Lord Justice Scrutton has opinions about beautiiiers. In deciding litigation between two of them he said: These specialists trade upon the very large number of people who have plenty of money and no brains and who are ready to spend that money in attempting to improve the face that Providence has given them."
 | New York - Lord Northesk. who { is visiting town on the way to Holly wood. is keeping secret. Admit- ting that the former Jessica Brown 1 of the Eollies is to divorce him. he has declined to tell visitor whether a picture on d dressing table is that of the future Lady Northesk. London The course that Bobby ! Jones wanted to take home with him | is d great lure for the Prince of | Wales. Bitten hard by the golf bug, ! he has leased a house near Stunning dale.
 New York Mrs. Grace Talbot Randall. society sculptress. arises at 1 1880 a. m.. daily and works in her studio at least until 4:30 She does not think her husband would care 1 for her unless she were doing some- thing. instead of being parasite. !" | Paris An exhibition of old ad- vertising posters at the National li- brary would make a Beau Brummel ! of limited means envious In 1855 a complete fashionable outfit for the well-dressed man was offered by a store for S9.S0. The outfit included silk hat, cashmere vest satin trous- CTS and patent leather shoes.
 Gettysburg, Pa. - Mrs. NJ. 0, Smith of Hanover. Pa. has heard both Lincoln and Coolidge speak at the cemetery here.
 Liverpool - Folk here are won- dering whether the charming Miss Margaret Beavan. the lord mayor, will change Mussolini's views about ! her sex during her forthcoming call on him.
 Boston-Federal Reserve bank review indicates recession ill busi. ness for New England in April. : Gloucester. Mass.-Captain John B. Farrell. loses life in mysterious explosion which wrecks his auxiliary schooner Mary.
 ! Maiden, Mass.-Joie Ray of the Illinois A. C. walks of with special ten- mile race at Knights of Colum- bus games.
 Jay, Me. Androscoggin river searched for bodies of three youths believed drowned from old scow.
 Portland-Joseph B, Reed, pro. bate judge. dies at 70.
 ! Lowell. Mass.-George Alexander opoulos shot and killed and wife and son seriously wounded after quarrel with Demosthenes AntonopouIos; latter, caught after chase, held for murder.
 New Hayen-Jennie Brown, 40, of Hartford. as she described herself to the police, seized Frank Gentiles- co, an aged storekeeper. by the throat and robbed him of &95, as he was entering his own yard last night. according to his complaint His cries brought aid and the wo- man was held for the police. New Haven---The John M. Goet. chius cup. emblematic of the single sculling championship of Yale Uni versity is won for the second con. secutive year by John r. Trommald of Portland. Oregon. His time over the half mile course was 3:03.
 Guilford--The body Of an uniden. tlfied man, about 60. was found by a lobster fisherman near Lcete's Is. land. The body indicates submer. sion for several weeks.
 Norwich-Frank Dclve, 9, tho seasons first water victim here drowns in the Yantic river when ht stumbles and falls from wall. Ht was with party of small boys none of whom were old enough to save him.
 Monroe--John Vernon. said b, the police 10 have been killed by ; blow on the head as he lay in bed died of poison and his body show! no trace of violence. according t' the report of Medical Examine Frank J. Wales which perplexes th'
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