New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1929, Page 7

= | Foeraticl alientalaia the ledder S S FRENCH PAY GIRLS |~ csoss rromas NN ATTRACTED e 1 frocks. Several of their most suq For Woman’s Murderer | Federal Court of Violating Bank- £ « t A d A i h 3 | rupt Law—Bond is $2,000. ST : ‘ 1r ollc he 30 t and W nd Are Aghast at High GOst f| muva ceorses, sormer socm sewer. | RetUrD of Longer Skivt Brings o, sonim, iro S A G ‘ FBmfile Sewflm er, who went into bankruptcy a short . . y . N ber of i A i 1 S time, ago, pleaded not guilly to the Gha]]ge 1il M]ladys Ammde overdrapes : o charge of violation of the hankruptey There are s irted | Marion ¢ . ; Daris Dot 48 Pp : . Hl_t( in United States district court at models amo 1 2 s, .2 —French women |Ne¢w Haven today and was ordered | Taris, Oct. 23 (—When skirts |» el onnt o : are aghast because they now have to |1 post a bond of $2,000 for trial on!were short and trouser skirts were \with silk 1 tand ray $16 a month, with bed and|October 29. He was represented by |logical, women would have nothing (o A % ] I board, to get a good gencral servant |Attorney S. Gerard C to do with them. T Sl who will do everything including the - e But now that hemlines she : s flm\xlll\' wash and mending. Trenor Rice’s Wife Asks |dccided downward trend and an « or 1 ; 1 : A large y of the blame for this st e | iposed pair of knees is something to N o 5 state of affairs is 1aid on the indul- D',‘orcev Char ging (,I‘ll_Clt) (Iu"'h "1” '.\‘[‘ :": V:n‘nw r 1] } ms | jar costur i r ; 1 [ : ent methods of wealthy .'nrr\h:m-m“_‘\‘\ 5‘:v]‘i’{ntli;l\.‘ .m: ; ”5" ‘1"| o | likely to become fairly po of the styles wi resident in France. Housewives h’k‘;”l'”“'h;'“”m" i A Thico is| Two or three important de marked succe from across the Atlantic are aceused scoking divorce frqmn Tremor A, |liere rcport that women are CITY COURT JUDGMENTS ving servants, of coddling | TN TN e was | concurring in the suggestion SUPERVISORS NAMED ) b, 8 ding them too well and |, iooq oe o charge of murdering|CVening dresses and sport cont on t ) per lodging them too comfortably. | County Detective William 1. Jack. | have divided foundations, replacing 1 ) Emplovinants buraans neportiinatsontieat v nies | petticoats. Sheer tulle, lace and | tricts and ne things have come to the pass where| Testimony concerning the chicken | Chiffon overskirts veil divided under- by direetor of inclnded The 1 Coal & Wood Co. many French women will not en- | farmer's alleged cruelty was to be | SUPS which threaten, if they follow| "parold 1 1d, | Tr 1§ 1 1| AL R servants formerly in the em-|resumed before Judge Edwin M. |present tendencies, to develop into | A Fri 1 r( i $6S ploy of foreigners. 'y consider | Yeomans today. o oot eanteict Ha head : { total of . them spoiled and lazy ‘ At opening of the trial late yes-| A conservative old housé with an|quarters at Gr 1.81. Atior William 1. € st Mrs. charged that on terday, il\\n different oc: ons Rice attack- On the other hand, many servants OCTOBER 23, 1¢ 7 ! Rob House of $195 and exscutor ar Jis motintEiN L s Lose Money in Holdup 1 Rt VA 1 1 la Oct. 23 (UP) da th of his mother. 1 ' A 1 all« ly robbed t S was injured in a collision of the ’ ; 1 bus with Mrs. King's egligence 11 \ 17 r- |0f the bus operator is alleged. 1. $ i bot Dedhan Y e e o \ y claim- FORDHAM MAKF CHANGES PSR | 5 e ork, Oct. 23 (UP)—Three £ Charged with breaking end onter. |1€W faces appeared on the Ford- R o R ey s e vesterday Coach i ] ] sl it his chafges through ) o Ly th practice for the Davis : R . o S an The new players ; ° Ak at left tackle, Tobin left end and Conway at halfback, R ’ S lsdtola ) 2 v. Kloppenburg and : f ] V¢ hon, who were injured”in the A I A Holy Cross game GRAD FLIES OVER SPAIN ( I 1 fe any, Oct. A & 1 Gr n left here 1 I for a 3S-hour trip l zerl 1 ) illes, and 0 3 r ross tt Mediterrane: ‘ 4 c J \ Dar Among the 18 pa 1 A 11 Spar rmbassador at 1 Gordo KING SEEKS DAMAGES Ler e inosa de Los FOR BEST RESULTS K n ¢ t late John T. NG, ST HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS 1M mor USIE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS stipulate that they will hire out only to foreign families. They are | picking up a smatte; glish ed her with a blackjack. De Molay Boys Hold or Spanish in their de with people from the Americ North i i and South. Quite a few of these Public Installation new-type domestics have learned to| About 200 persons, many of} expect heated bedrooms, . electric | them parents of the boys, attended of officers of Order of De- | e public installation lights and convenient kitchen at] Hale ¢ apter, The standard e old-style i _The standards of the old-style|yor 0% 1ot” ovening in Masonic I'rench maid of all work are not ) ‘ ‘,\;:‘:W'r,mp{lfl :\]h,.' i (»myllhlnl i Thr» Master councillors were present as a good coal stove, cold running |, - 8850 (O80T B Haven | water In the kitchen and plenty of A e kianen s pIenty 908) Snabnferiden: | B State Master Councillor ¥red- | : S e o RC YD RoR] ek M i Sent, retiting o master candle light in an electrically lighted | councillor of Nat Hale chapter, house and will not object if her food | CnCHOT . AR AT was in charge of the ceremony. | is plainer and cheaper than that nar : plainer and cheaper than that of| G, ner ¢, Goodwin was installed the family, as the new master councillor. j An afternoon off every other week | A Dot master councillor's jewel | is all she asks and if she breaks was presented to Mr. Senf by Bliss dishes she expects to pay for them D Clark, of ‘the organiza- out of her small savings tion. Mr. ( in turn was given K Such servants arc becoming hard | in adviser's jewel by the chapter, | to find. the presentation being made by Mr. | Strauss Sentenced To Atlanta by Judge, Haven, Oct. 23 (®) — Jacob Barnesdale Residents Plan Annual Festival e G B, “"-"‘ i Residents of Barnesdale are pre- BULLLYELO Sones ““l Al "‘ of ' paring for the annual Hallowe'en . x gIe ) “\ Ail"lx”\‘ party to be held Monday evening at s today was O AtlANt T CQuartet elub bungalow under itentiary for 18 months. A plea i % i the auspices of the Barnesda chalf was made by Judge . o Community society. The program Wofsey of Stamford { T D onchn e A e pe el naInd e s Tan e fniaroh Sfanoy: Judge Thomas acknowledged the ef- 1aNCing, cards rtainment Toctiveness of the plea, but declar- | Prizes for costumes and card cd 1t his duty, not only as punish- BAmes will be awarded. i ment [ Btiaii letnstmueh W uhe fevenly ram will start for its it effect upon other |at 6:30 o'clc committee in incipient lawbreakers, to impose a | Charge consists of Mrs. Charles penalty. Sehenk, ch Mrs. Fred Ra- h of the two charges he dill, Mr. an wrenee . F trauss 18 nths in the fed- wardson, Mrs. T 1 penitentiary in Atlanta, but pro- | Chase, Mr. Harry Kutch- vided that the two run currently, er, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hall the gre st leniency he felt at lib- - s Y Loneney Florence and John Are | Happy, Letter Declares! Prince Umberto Arrives Y . Lockport, N. Y., Oct. 23 (UP)—| To Seek Marie’s Hand jonn :'rmhflw 4 his wife ()!u Brussels, Oct (B—CUmberto, former Florenc mbull, are very Prince of Picdmont, Ttaly’s 25-vear- happy, Mrs. Calvin Coolidge wrote in | | old crown prince, arrived here today {a letter to Mrs. Anna Hawkes of to ask King Albert his 23-year-old Marfe Jose, in anction will t nt of the for the danghter, marriage. en and ¢ nent made prob- hand of | Loc Princess | hand ir of port, thanking her for a f sent as a knitted stockings vedding present. Formal ounce- i who sent the ac- n eng tomorrow ir little King Albert and his two sons, all apartme in plain clothes, met the prince “They are happy and it the railway station. A large number | fun to be with them and hear then of Ttalians were on the platform and | talk of their plans for the future were introduced by the Talian am- ‘ Eae bassador. 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