The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-08
In. Mezg York
RY JUT,fA BLiANsHARD


 New York---Casual acquaintances ! failed to recognize the personable 1 young Earl of Warwick at the Col l ony restaurant the other day. He has shaved his mustache-his for mer pride and joy!
 And thereby hangs a tale. The | Earl having been devoted to Laiy
 friends bet Lily s25 that she couldn't make fer noble admirer shave his mustache before she i Jeff for Paris. When the time i, grew short and he stlll wore 1t, 1 there was much eleeful laughter among her many rivals for his at i .entions. But the day before the He dc France sailed, off came the
 Earrs mustache.
 Designed by Cobb
 Irwin Cobb has turned out to be
 a chic costume designer. Necessity prompted him. He al- 1 ways wears a smock when writing but, being 8 nervous worker' wastes time and becomes distract- ed buttoning and pnbuttoning tpe
 so he designed his own--a vol
 luminous black affair that opens
 up the back and has ample tul!.
 ness for his 200 pounds--and it turned out so smart looking th4t the design has been bought and the smock will be put on the mar
 ket. in colors. q
 More Gold Notes
 Some of the Depression Midases l of Wall street love gold for
 its own sake: Bernard D. (Ben)
 Smith, the man who last year pushed Alaskan Juneau stock
 from A. to 20, has made several l trips to Alaska to see his gold mines, and at one time brought back one impressive gold brick worth $25,000. He always carires some gold about him. At Q mo- i! ment's notice he may fish out of | his vest or trouser pocket q col-
 pie of little gold slivers, about the
 size of those chocolate chips that have butterscotch or brittle .taffy
 inside them.
 las Corporation which, starting
 with $40,ooo four years age has
 increased 1t to $loo,oo0,o0o by
 buying up investment trusts, does | uVt CdEIy kOA0 WAtkA AkttAA 0es AAASs to feel 1t. On his desk his favor ite paper-weight is . gold slug. A Sea Dog's Hobby ., | Count Won Luckner, war hero,
 has a passion for cowboy pictures. | Hundreds of them adorn the rooms of his yacht, formerly . three masted schooner, now anchored in I North river. He has the most com plete collection of Buffalo Bill I pictures in existence, including D copy of every available picture of | Buffalo Bill from the cradle to the grave.
 | Gotham JOttings
 Town tidbits: Gray seems to
 be the most stylish color in | horses this spring. At the Brook | lyn horse show, the grays got the biggest hand from the gallery and created the most talk, whether they took blue ribbons or not |. over a dilapidated wagon near the
 Battery there is a grimy sign which reads: "De. Luxe Paramount Chateau" In the window or model spends his evenings first d6nnipg one overcoat, then aJl- other, and putting on each one he buttons 1t up, then smirks Q ue- chanical smile and points up to the sign which says ,"Only $S.00." ! .l-. When 1t comes time to 70 home, four little neWsles, on dif- ferent corners along Fifth avenue hide the bricks which hold down their papers under the same ash- can which stands outside the 36th street window of Child's restau- rant. The ashman. who comes along at eight in the evening carefully replaces the can so that all the bricks will be covered so nobody can run off with them.