New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1928, Page 2

Albaay, N. Y., Oct. 36 UM—Alfred Bmanuel Smith is a presidential nomines, & national figure, but— even a8 you and I—he eats, sleeps, plays and works in his own parti- cular manner. Harry Whitehead, former stew- ard who now is superintendeat of the executive mansion here, prob- ably knows the democratic nomi- nee's habits and personality better than anyone outside the 8mith fam- Uly. He has been in the houschold since Smith first became governor of New York. In the butler's pantry in the mansion the other day Whitehead | talked of the governor and even though Bmith might not be a hero to his valet—if he had one—he cer- | tainly is the bero of the household stafl as it exists. The Brown Derbies ‘Whitehead revealed that the fam. ous Brown Derbies are size 7 1 the Smith collars, if they are soft, are size 15 1-2, and If they are stiff, . are 15 3-4. T overnor smokes 11 or 13 cigars a day. He arises be- tween 9 and 9:30 ociock in the morning: eats a fairly large break- fast and only a sandwich or crack- ers and a glass of milk for lunch. He frequently works late at night. His favorite dish is rare roast beef, | but he 18 fond of good lamb stew or ; medium cooked steak with hashed brown potatoes and ontons. He shaves himself every morning with & straight razor; he is never fussy with his meals or with the servants ‘and the only occasion Whitehead can recall that he became at all irritable was once when he was entertaining several business ac- quaintances at a luncneon confer- ence in the mansion. | At that time the three parrots in| the Smith 300 were kept in the| |8 and dinners are prepared for by Whitehead. He koops the huge| icebox in the mansion kitchea sup- plied with provender and whenever | the governor calis up and says h! Nousehold scur- | vies to its suppllea, completes th NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1928 machine. Henry W. Staplea, New Haven, as- Paterson, N. J., snd G. Marz, signor (o Winchester Repeating The jestern Union Arms Co. Battery hand tamp. Telegraph Co., New York, N. Y. Cyrus Taylor, Hartford. Devioe for Motor-stopping device for telegraph 'feeding cups or containers teo flll. typewriters, ing or other machinea Harvey Hubbell, deceased, Bridge- | Leverott W. Tiffany, Winsted. port; L E. Hubbell, executriz. Signal Packaging machine. aystem. Bruno Trankowski, and G. Grodd, William A. Lorens, West Hartford, Bridgeport. Seclf-massage roller. amignor to Otaka Fabric Co., Raymond H. Vermillion, Los! A fadeless lipstick by Luoretia ‘Vanderbiit. For lip sticka. . For perfume. A triple compact ( Upstick) by Lucretia Vanderdilt. For compaocts. . A double compact (powder-rouge) ta, and the Machine for making elastic paper. ' Angeles, Calif., assignor to H. L. |by Lucretia Vanderblit. necessary arrangemen guests would never know but that| they were expected and provided tor many hours in advance. Wherever Smith happens to be Ivar Lundgaard, Hartferd, as- Judd Co., Inc., Wallingford. Twe de- signor by mesne assignmenta, to signs for drapery-pole bracket. trigerating machine. iport, amsignor te The American For compacts. A face powder (and puff) by jDeven Mfg. Co. Boston, Mass. Re-; Charles 8 Wacherman, Bridge. |Lucretia Vanderbilt. ‘A conosntrated extract by Lu- some member of the household staft Porter 8 Morgan, Norwalk, as- Fabrics Co. Nagrow woven trimming cretia Vanderblit. For perfume. sees that he is provided with ice- water. He always Bas a tall glass by his side when he is working. His voice is low and husky and full, | and he finds it easler to talk when he is constantly moistening his; throat. He dislikes open-alr -pnk-' ing for the reasom that it makes him husky-voioed and hoarse. ‘Whitehead has had a wide hotel and club experience, both in this country and abroad. He went to Albany in 1915 with Gov. Charles Whitman, held on through Smith's first term, as steward, and | then became steward at the Blit- more in New York during the two | years Smith out of office. With ' his reelecti Whitehead N!llrn'd] to Albany and has been there flur' since, Whitehead has the brown by {by the way, that s the title Smith'! | probably always will carry with his/ iservants and Albany friends— it to him after his whilrwind c: | paign finish, and the superintendent |is carefully preserving it as a me | mento of their friendship. He says Smith in the White House would be just the same as Smith in the New York executive mansion and if things go as he thinks they should he expects to go along to Washington with the Smith family to help make things | run smoothly at the bix white man- |sion on Pennsylvania avenus. Patents Issued to Connectient Pennle (List compiled weekly from the signor to Morgan Blodgett Morgan, design. Inc., New York, N. Y. Door chock. Henry C. Wagner, Reacon Falls, and closer, assignor to The Beacon Falls Rub- Arvid H. Nero, New Britain, as- ber Shoe Co. Footwear. signor to The Arrow Electric Co. | George H. Waldbauer, Bridgeport. Hartford. Binding | Doorcheck. Warren J. Packer, Meriden. Bot- Trade-Marks Registered tle- plereer. ‘The Bridgeport Bottling Co., Ine.. George B. Pickop, New Haven, as- Bridgeport. Maltless beverages and signor to Malleable Iron Fittings sirups for making the same. Co., Branford. Vibrator. The Stanley Worka, New Britain. Fridolin Polser, Norwalk, assign- | Window-sash fasteners, latches, or to The E. H. Hotchkiss Co. bolts, ets. Stapling machine. Tride-Mark Ole Beverson, Shelton, assignor to| Chase Brass & Copper Co., Water- The O. K. Tool Co,, Inc., New York, bury. Cigarette humidors and ash N. Y. Hollow mill traya. John.H. Shaw, New Haven, as- signor to Sargent & Co. Latch. ‘Wilbur L. S8hepart, West Hartford, assignor of one-half to E. A. Beals Gas-product: pparatus. Lock for radiator ke, Edward A. Siye,° Burnside, as- valves and the signor to Veeder-Root Ine., Hart. | ford. Signal device for oll-pump in- dicatora, ete. Jesse A. B. Smith, Stamford, as- signor to Underwood Ellott Fisher Co. New York, N. Y. Typewriting: | The Horton Mtg. Co., Bristol. | Fishing rods. . McKeason & Robbina, Inc., Bridge. port. Eyewash. | _8hartenberg & Robbinson Co., New Smith wore in his last gubernato-| Willlam K. Simpson, Waterbury, Haven. Leather shoes. |rial campaign. The governor—and,: assignor to Hoffman 8pecialty Co. The Tauber Co. Uncaaville, Mont- ville, Food-beverage powder. | _John Tischler, East Port Chester. Bronse, copper and brass polish. Labels Registerod Lucretia Vanderbilt, Inc., Bridge- port. Eight registrations, as follows: A face powder (with putf) by Lucretia Vanderbiit, For face powder, Curb Seat A Sold lo':l'filrlllh New York, Oct. 36.—#P—For the third successive time in twe days & {ueat on the New York Curb market sold yesterday at a mew high 000, compared ! ,trading on the curb market i ¢ past few days. Trading has been lm-m--c 1,000,000 shares almost 53 ~{P—The republican party erguni. sation—the Fianna Fail, at its an- nual convention here consldered & veport which described Kamea De Valera's visit to the United Siates as suocemsful. Deputy Frank Alken, ,of Louth, the veport sald, is doing :g0od work in American at the pres- ent time, The financial report showed that ,the organization during the year had record price. The seat sold at $135,- ‘nlud $65,000, % A most of every systom is o gond lexstive. fuaction properly when retarded by by the wse of Beocham ¢ lessires ent need the beotsibion sruem conl, tpatsnm. Corvect cuastipation Pills. hom's are pusely vege abls, serp w eaba, asd koo e bad otte -cdorts. Not babuturmng Bo o3 tho wafy sielly ety eare & oth fv TYV NATHINS Beechlggnug LAkanIVE For Quick Retums Use Herald Classified Ads 98¢ o o dreggion Tria) uoe 8% | = ] A breakfast yoom adjoining the din- Official Gazette by the office of ing room. The governor was out- Harold G. Manning. Manning Bros, lining some problem of state to his gnoe Co., 311 Main 8t New Britain.) vistors and the parrols were keep-| Herbert F. Beebe, New Haven, an ing up a cross-fire of conversation gignor to Winchester Repeating Arms | BT WH Just Plug In in the next room. Finally Smith stopped. - “Harry,” he called to Whitehead. “*I can talk as fast and as loud 43 any one parrot in captivity, but I'll be confounded if 1 can outtalk three. Take them outside.” Smith received hundreds of gifts during his term of office in New York state and among them were many shirts. He has about 50 in his wardrobe and Whitehead says recently when one was missing the governor remembered not only its color and pattern, but the name of | the maker in the collar band. A New York taller makes all of Smith's suits, for he is a careful. it somewhat colorful dresser, He frequently matches up the color in his shirts and ties and handker- chiefa and, judging from the num- ber of times he has appeared in it recently, he has a particular fond- ness for a strawberry colored shirt which he wears with a rough gray{. tweed golf suit. His Recrear-wms Golf and visits to the zoo consti- tute the governor's chief recrea- tions. He went fishing with friends & few times In recent years, but it 1s not likely that the Rruls pastime will earry over with Smith in the White House. Fe plays a fair game of golf. Ask him how he record, growing worse every day.” His principal delight is swimming. 3 Bmith does not read for pleasure. ‘When Rhe reads he digs ‘nto facts. government tracts, and weighty tomes which will supply him with ammunition for his problems. He NEW BRITAIN’S Co. Battery hand lamp. | Leon A. Danco, Rockville Center, .N. Y. Assignor to McKesson & Rob- bins, Inc., Bridgeport. Bottle or simi. lar container design. George M. Eames, Bridgeport, and I F. Webb, amsignors to The Singer Mfg. Co.,, Elizabeth, N. J. Power transmitter. 1 Charles F. A. Eddy, New London. Switeching mechanism. or to, The 8tanley Works. Combina. tion workbench and tool holder. John B. Freysinger, New Britain, assignor to Krischer's Mtg. Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Belt buckle. Bengt M. W. Hanson, deceased, Hartford; E. A. Hanson, executor. Metal-working machine. | John A. Heany, New Haven, as- signor to World Bestos Corp., Pater- son, N. J. Apparatus for the manu- Econom. g:' Two Registereq m,,,,!,m In charge of C. W. 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