New Britain herald., 1928-11-21

New YOrk-Jame3 J. lunney IS III the social register for year at least. The 1929 edition contains this entry: Miss Lauder, Mary J. R. (late Geo. Jr.) married at Rome, Tunney, Mr James J.. Oct. B." So- ciety girls have married themselves out of the book hitherto The names of their husbands have been pub lished with their maiden names for one year. then both have been dropped.
 Oslo. Norway-The wish of RoaiI Amundsen that he die free of debt is to be fulfilled. Conrad Langaar has bought the exporer's medals for a sum sufficient to pay the obliga- tions Of the estate. The medals are to be presented to King Frederick university.
 Vermlion. Alberta-Rosetta An- nett, g. Is a heroine She carried eight children to safety from a burning farmhouse while the parents were away.
 Sherwood, \. Miss Emily Rowland, doctor of letters, who is 101 years old, believes that women do not begin to live till 75. She says a second compulsory education should be obligation after that age.
 Grand Canyon, Ariz-Mrs. Glen F.. Hyde of Hansen, Idaho, is taking a vacation frolic with her husband by trying to navigate the Colorado river, dangerous rapids and all, in q home made scow.
 Montclair, \. J.-For health and longevity ride a horse, E. Omar Darlington at 50 seemed to be an incurable invalid. He was advised to take to the open. He bought a ranch and spent every possible mo- ment for years in the saddle. He has just died at 9o
 Hanover, N. H-Ernest NJ, Hop- kins, president of Dartmouth, hopes that Jess Hawley, football coach, and Harry R. Heanage, director of athletics, will cancel plans to fly to Chicago for Saturdays game with Northwestern. He has written them that there is reasonable prospect of enough mourning after the game without mourning before it.
 London-Americans will have trouble if they bring their dogs on tours to England next summer After January 1 no dog or cat will be permitted to land without special detention inspection and license.
 Cambridge, Mass.-Harvard is to determine whether rich or poor boys, educated or uneducated make the most successful business men, Questionnaires are to be sent to l5,o0O merchants asking the extent of their education and training and the circumstances of their early careers.
 Remiremont. France-Hans Her mann, German. Is the sole prisoner in . beautiful building which has accommodations for 60.- He has six Keepers. He failed to get out of France when arrested for pummeI- ling Frenchman and Is the sole guest available just now for the iail.
 Lenox. Mass.-Apparently when wearing red one should beware of turkey unless it is we'll on the way to the Thanksgiving table or such. Frank Carr, poultryman. wore flaming sweater. Two prize birds showed their dislike so vigor- ously that he had to climb a tree.
 Putnam = Rush to withdraw say- ings from Putnam Savings bank stemmed with notice by other banks in section of confidence and willing ness to pay 100 per cent face value for any deposit book. What occa- stoned withdrawals not known by officials of bank.
 New Haven Coroner finds Law renee Slammons of Meriden was in- toxicated while driving machine into parked car, causing death of John Cooper of Meriden.
 New Haven = Jury awards S15.- o0O to Miss Edna Morehouse of Meriden against Warehouse Broth CTS company for injuries to her leg. Father of girl is president of de- fendant company.
 New Haven - Joseph Burdy, 23, elects trial by jury to charges of driving stolen machine which ended in fatal accident to two.
 Willimantic Bonds of s5.0O0 set pending arraignment of James S. Donahue. former city clerk and treasurer. brought back here from