New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1925, Page 11

FLASHES OF LIFE: LONDON GIRLS TAKE OFF HATS IN RESTAURANTS New Haven—Yale's enrollment lg §,204; 151 more than last year, By the Assoclated T'ress, London—The girls arc taking thelr lats oft when they dine in publie. 2 New Haven — Em Wolfe, Yale foothall player, announces marriage bobs, ]:u ball after Harvard game, Some matrons think the fad is just | to show shingles and v York urtles are pets of | Nep- Columbia's cox There are 41 in nd 22 Maine Indfans stranded one dormitory. Tho mode started | with little food and no money for when dogs, cats and canaries were | raflway tickets, | forbidden, \lanchester—Chief Willlam tune \ Watertown—1ire fn Byrnes drug and community store does § lumage. 00 Chic Donald MacMillan is t) hampion of his cxpedition at skimo bouts in Chicago, Il cat Lientenant Commander B, I MeDonald, Jr., by a T'he Bridgeport—Lewis W, Hoft * | prominent showman, dics | Hartford—Motor vehicle register | Rev. Dr. discontinued hfter who confessec w York city frightened him, lined a to the Ifth Avenue terlan churel Baltimore-— tion to e lott Kirk, S0 One kille: s out of two injured, - g control on Quaker Hill Albert A, Trion, Jr, 5 r and ir es wife to | national triy injuri w o| hourd has found, Geneva — Aristide rance is a movie tipped journalists he very important ailed him tc inst trio | after of | | a tratford — Cases fur 1o | charged with shooting was g on [sun set nolled mission, ducks upon payment hey | costs, rtford——Trueck owned by r stolen twice within recovered both times 1 ) the cinemas. D fe A W Y | Ha something | Lawl rds that can | hours earth receives Washin, at the bureau of stan register the heat the from Mars ston—There! drivers arrested three Norwalk-—DBoth after motors crash, injuring Milton Statler, aning chickens and < In one of the own some day. York s old persons 'DLDER COOLIDGE ISNT GETTING ALONG WELL Father of President Fails to Gain | and Condition 1Is Not | Encouraging mouth Vt, Nov 23 (P— nt Coolidge's father, Col.’| John C. Coolidge, who is seriously | il nere with heart trouble, today | { entered the s cond week of hie fight for health faced with the necessity | ¢ regaining ground lost yesterday. | | 14 Turin, Ttaly an hour to t invention | peed of 100 miles | new automobite | reatening serious re for € “hiribiri, car manu- There was a collision and vas badly hurt. P Atlantic Presic in the third ran- rs. -+ having made cheering progres: e failed suffering a numbe heart blo Major James | pal, the president’s medical advisor, ‘\ | was plainly disappointed by the | paticnt’s fallure to show con- | tinued improvement as on the pre- | vious day he had been elated over | progress made. | Ho was unwilling to d s number of heart blocke suftered to say anything of their severity or their effect upon Colonel Coolidge. Instead he indicated that his de- | cision not to call Washington to v port on the case ought to signify that no ground existed for alarm. | | The physician will eontinue to stay near his patient throughout the day | and probably will not meet mnews- | papermen much before noon. | Evidence of the nationwide In- | terest in Mr. Coolldge’s illness is seen in the number of letters of in- | quiry which arrived here. Most o theso come from tourlsts who | have been here during the summer and who met the president's !’ntl\t‘r.r The letters are being answered by | Angus Macaulley, deputy sheriff, | who acts as guard about the home- | 1. Previous to his fliness, Mr. | Coolidge used to carry on extensive | correspondence with those who | wrote to him. | $50,000 Represented | In Real Estate Deal | estate deal representing | N. 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Savard, who examined him in |rested by Patrolman Willinm Politis, police statlon, was called to tes- The doctor said that Zingelet | ‘va | tity. {8ix Auto Law Violators in Police e [ Ml i | road i vesterday, the court tine pay the e by 8 into swung | straef Soli ed b | Sali liam in the last when arres Violate Rules of Road 1 Vaylc 8 fined cha t W rge of violating at Henry and orderir ergeant O'N a tree on away ov of the charge N of y Pri Was arreste McCarthy. roud Vaylock was arrested Novemt Sebastian Gozza of 885 High street | collision, charged with operating without a |n license on his person, produced his certificate this morning the | charge was nolled ar- Eirl who was standing mber of the flec d gave it to Meeker who reported the aftair to the po Loses Reglstraticn Certificate The othor cuse was continued to ive Bubula a chance copy of glstration wnd produce it in court, 1ght on John country in Interesty of the or I ganizatior to secure — DONATIONS WANTED Sunshine M C.A Anyone d leave do- in the ¥, Dr, and Gozzn wa He was Broad Liebler | ¢ only one A ¢ society Tue Than from at the fil dinners, anythin ers will please YoM C The r damag: police, badly the chine machine was a has Gray's m y find that the lert and weetd n Positive Evidence Lacking Two cases w continued Wednesday for further inve {by Judge Alling, lence |being lacking in front ock of 48 Sheffield [the cases iny a charge of evad. |8 $25 and costs on a responsibility the rules of the Gray, colored, of 7 and Stanle streets the other was a charge remitting the an bile g the defendant to » by 1 the 9 until tigation positive ev ex stages of drunken- ining to ted, casually, could a fend: also a A Tucsday not later 8 ht e e, The dents b right front f 1 tha the fender some tir Mecker could not he d d of it was by | k by the Judg ed inves Gray mac street, and of operating «a registration Babula, Special Notice party given by In 1o without John arrested last night geant atrick J. 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