New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1929, Page 29

L NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22 Ly 1929. also did most of the Christmas shop ping for her royal cousin. 1 QUEEN oF spaiy Visits Mayfair Shops And another thing that is very | Queen I time, is the good old [* | sport of dresses and hats S | made for her by her orite May- Escapes o Native England for (e e i F[}I‘migl][ [)i Qu]et— turns out, but the queen, | enthusiastic approval of hats it with the her Kking | makes the most of her purchases in | : | London. This time she ordered london, Nov. 20.—Ena Batten- |among other things a gorgeous sil- y Hi 1 whose residence is now in | Ver brocade coat, trimmed with er- | mine tails, and several evening Madrid, has just been spending a gowns in the new shades of blue ! couple of weeks in her old home | \¢hich go very well with her fair | i town of London, free from all nu»}).;m- and violet eyes. | " restraints and formalities of the| The most formal affairs she at-| s of Spanish socicty | d were at the new Spanish doing just the things that any sy pirited woman likes to do mong her own kinsmen and old N triends. t is the informal way of put- A society editor would say: with her rice a tina, has| with her | Deatrice, at nsington Palace.” | is Queen Ena's annual pilg Dr. James Robinson of England to her home towr whicl seen completed her last "he king himself has loaned somc d paintings. gorgeous! tr INVENTION WILL KILL RADIO INTERFERENCE | daughters, the Infanta been spending two we mother, “he Princess her home in K an Maria-( m- | : her anm taste of complete liberty; her a nual grand time when she goes where she pleases and how she pleases. . Being English, England| T . still is home to he in th King Lik And this app: never disturbs her Alfonso XIIT. though Spanish to the & happens to look upon his second home, He, | Announces Device to Im- =~ prove Reeeption on, Nov. 29.—Radio listeners | near future will be able to tune to interf: England nt lack of loyalty husband, XKing For latter 1so nd as likes to . come to England in a purcly infor- mal way and, for the time being. any station and not suffer rence from another station, | nor wiil the stronger nearby tions be able to blanket those on adjoining wave-length. Iive thous- and stations will be able to go ¢n the too, ! S nd be separated almost auto- A new invention, the re- ive research by Dr son, former chief of the research division of the toyal Air I will make this possible. it is said. The new system of broad- “Stenode Radio- invention was ibed at a dinner here last night The new system is said to permit radio-telephonie inte sult ,of | James Rot lead the life of an an of unimpeachab shgentle- social stand- ing and assured income. When the . Spanish King comes to Tondon in May he usually lives semi-incognito " and has a grand time going with his pals to the polo games and other | " sporting events Queen Ena has “homey” vis the more or alty in the an even more | In Madrid she lea ss dull, stiff life most pompous, 11 and ceremonious royal Everythi signals to be sent ¢/ on a carrier wave of not more than 40 kilocycles, with the present practic 9,000 kilocycles. room compared involving more than Thus there will be | S 5,000 stations instead of | i from 300 to 600, The invention is covered by pat Th pliance will Be 1se in 1 by February, it was mounced ' ; o i i b left in Europe. i he done by rule and rotc dent. Where she goes, [ zocs, the way she must dress iese things are iron-bound h Vinds Freedom in London 1 Tn London she is free. 1In Ken- Rl she visits with her e - T v ; b Ey o R FIRE IN TAILOR SHOP «% would do. > are cosy chats hy| New London, Nov. 20 (P—A stub- " re calls on old|born fire which broke out i tail- il girthood fricnds. When the spirit [ or shop ina the heart of the busincs ofil moves her, she motors over to|arca at noon today called out ever i Buckingham Palace and takes tea|picce of fire apparatus. The fire 3 with her cousin, King € .. and | was in a tailor shop conducted by { Queen Mary. Que \’s mother | Harry Hollander at 30 North Bani ] and King George's father, the late | street and it got off to such a start Al King Edward VII. were brother and | that for a time it appearcd as s being children of old Queen | thought the enire huilding would b/ Viotosla !The fire was quickly extinguished, On this, her latest visit, Queen |however, and the damage will not . T:na not only is attending two big | cxceed §3,000. 2 charity balls, but has been a guest = e at many private parties. She mo-| RATIFIE: ncoRD court g has to for 100 in ingla tors about London in a (P—The Acro club J bl y ratified 1 news big plain k car and follows the advice of apers for people to do their straight line ) Christmas shopping early. Queen Dieuc Ina not only always buys presents Bellonte in the big London shops. 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