New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1927, Page 14

CITY OBSERVES FETE OF DWARFS Garions Custom Carried Out in Streets of Valencia, Spain | Madrid, June 17 (UP)—Valencia | the queen of eastern Spain, gayly celebrated the day of the dwarfs. At noon today the traditional cav- alcade announcing the Corpus Christi festivities tomorrow, defiled in the streets, its principal attraction being | «ix dancers masked with huge card- toard heads which make them look like dwarfs. These dwarfs, called “Nanos” in Valencia dialect, dance outside hous- us where live the municipal author- || ties. They are divided in three || couples, one European, the other || Gipsy, and the third negro, repre- senting the races of Shem, Ham and Japheth. With weird moorish tam- bourine and flageolet music, sup- ported by castanets, the dwarfs pre- pare three facing the other three, and start a series of passes, crossings, evolutions, in dif- ferent figures, the beginning and the nd of which are marked by cere- monious salutes, bending of the knee FORMS OF TOBACCO IGARS ClG 137 CIGARETTES i | SMOKING CHEWING o | SNUFF 35 numerous | | | | i | B \soZZZZZZ | . 2377777777/, By NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1’}, 1927, HISTORY OF TOBACCO INDUSTRY PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION OF TOBACCO IN UNITED STATES 1901 and 1924 CONSUMPTION IN POUNDS PER CAPITA 05 10 | I 77777777722 77222 //////// = | '°0 7 77 ”/ V501 ind sharp clacking of castanets, After a final circular step, the three couples get together on a single iine in front of > house where they sive their performance, and salute once more respectfully on behalf of ihe historical races thay represent. Several times the dwarfs repeated their compliated “ball” this after- noon, and at dinner time, the same 15 every vear, they still went about, but with the big heads hanging down their chest, and feeling the effects oi the “copas” of “Turis” wine they had been forced to pt as reward of their good work, GIRLS EMULATING PRINCE OF WALES (lab Formed for Those Who Fall OFf Horses Columbia, Mo., June 17 (A—The co-ed who falls off her horse at Stephens college lands in the Princ: of Wales club the minute she lights on the ground. Membership in the select sorority is reserved exclusively for maids who have come a cropper—and so is the club's popularity that the girls are finding new ways of fall- ing from their steeds in order to get in. Fifteen belong to the club, and they have drawn up a charter which they hope thelr royal namesake will sign. Their falls may not occur in stoeplechases as hazardous as his. | but the girls fall just as often and | ! just as hard. pute Organizer and past grand master | Pl% ¢ of the club is Ralph Raynor, riding | (0fals two Imaster at the women's college. The | ! first time a co.ed rider tumbles| CheWing tobacco has from her horse she becomes a mem- | ber. Then the penalties begin—for | her second descent costs her treats all around. i A master of the hunt presides over the club. A trumpeter sum- mons members to the chase. A | steward contrives lunches for cross- country rides, and a whip rides to the front and sides of the eques- ! triennes to keep them grouped. The keeper of the brush s cus- todian of the whiskbroom with which fallen riders are dusted off. | N Lay members are hostlers. The girls even have thelr own hunting song: “This learned institution has a new sorority, (omposed of those who emulate The acts of royalty; “This called the Prince of Walcs club, And honors the prince. indeed, Who every day in a different way Falls oft his gallant steed.” The girla hope that FEdward Windsor will like their little jest. and that maybe he'll accept an honorary office. Washintgon—There's ~rica’s tobacco industry—a Iy r producers whom “the habit” hose profits have dwindled. The whole thing's a drama of Y. A quarter volutionized product wmw E. Gage. United States unhorsed young women | 1€ In 1901 producers of bacco were the ket the rate o d L po s per capita. an upstart, in ill oduction was negl cigarette consump! chewing lords of the dropped A Sip and a Cup xl-‘ your sense of tasteis ex- ordinarily acute, you will detect the difference between ordinary coffee and mellow, full - flavored YUBAN at thevery first sip. 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