New Britain herald., 1930-01-17

New York, Jan. 17-Thou2hts while strolling: Two more new cor set shops on Madison avenue. The Parisian perfume millionaire who wears black silk gloves and a red lapel rose. Claudetto Colbcrts trim ankles. The famous Warrior--Col. Hiram lddings Bcarsc. And he looks the part.
 Dentist sign: Latest and most pouplar magazines in our waiting rooms" Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr., chatting with a corner cop. Who re- members when Lobster NcWburg was Lobster Weinberg" Ellison Hoover the artist And the mastcrly word juggler William Bolitho.
 Harry Rosenthal whom everybody thought just another piano player. And who suddenly became | fore most Broadway actor. Something new to attach to a lead pcncil---a din- gus that adds The winter peachcs- so cents each. And an old fashoncd fruit cake for SIG.
 X street corner accident brings q flock of photographers as quick as that. They seem to pop out Of the sewers. Lots of mon look like John Barrymore when they wear white mufflers. QuccnsWarc store hcraldS: "Therc is no cut glass. 1t is pressed ' Window shop and learn things.
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 Frank Cases high forehead. Whatever became of Thornton Will der, who wrote The Bridge of San Luis Key? Women in ankle length skirts who appear a triflc self con- scious. you-Call-' -'ems who car ry mustache combs. The acroplane store on West 57th street.
 What does a tennis teacher do in the winter time? Every week some body brings out a new patented match lighter. And the thumbs are holding up bravcly. A beauty salon that blends powder to individual requirements" The steaming horses flashing around the bridal path in the park.
 Nothing makes you feel so much the sucker as looking at the check for d dinner in one Of those cafes tagged me plus ultra.' The qulet dignity Of a piano store. John Drew $ double who manages a flower shop. H. l.. Mcncken standing in front of d church. And it doesn't fall down.
 The prize namc for the current season to this observer IS Bodook Bcdilcs. MT. BcdiIcs is in the wall paper business and came to New York from Canada.
 enjoy the floWcrN what-nots in the advertising of modern apart mcnt houses. This one caught. my eve today: "DuplcN maisonettc-Wltn open fire place and glass enclosed logcia. Ground floor service quarters and revolving wall library bar Root top terrace with electric fountain. Sounds almost like something by Michael Arlen. You know, like his; q am young and l love Women
 \ COD at Br0dQ"dN anu fl -h 9tl 'N' is known as "the hack drivers pol son." It is his job nightly to chase cruising and empty taNicahs out o' the theatrical zone and he does It with a jerk of his thumb without saving a word. None is able to crash through.
 A chatty taxi chariotccr also told me today he found that fares depoS- tied at the Grand Central station ln- yariably tipped more than those at the Pennsylvania.
 Did anybody" asks Virgil c. lever catch his head in one of those collapsiblc music racks in your town and have to be filed out?'
 No. but l couldn't tell you how many dear old ladies caught their fingers in the platform rockers.
 One of the young debutantes. aft CT doing Harlem. awakened in the late afternoon to find bird tatoocd on her wrist. She, according to a re-
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