New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1930, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1930. 9 could and postponing the others. [apartment, eight rooms will do,|bouses in Paris, London and New | carried by wires to the Brookmais, In his campaign Candidate Kelly, | held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock ormous wealth Needed to Enter I worked for another Newport|and it will cost from $10,000 a|York. Sue needs many different |Park Station | with the assistance of Mr. Daven- | “t Lithuanian hall on Park street dowager, a woman wealthy in her|year wup to $40,000. And it will| houses in Paris, London and New ———— e port, is distributing handbills at > l * » own right, who had strange|cost many times the price of the|York. She necds many different % \(a({or\ gates and this method of In Greece during her greatest llnel’ ll’c e 0 OCIety Sserts streaks of economy from time to|rent to have it decorated. types ot dresses because of the []I]l] BEHINI] PLAN | conducting a campalgn they claim. |period, there are said to have been time. Having long since lost in-| Many climbers arc simple|vuried life she leads. is more ecffective than rallies. 112,000,000 slaves to 5,000,000 free- w F ] | terest in Mer quiet, little husband, | enough to believe that they can| Onc very rich soclety woman, Aissthny gatlie wrths ainty Ao b oman Iormeriy )ocial Decretary | mos of ner ireciion wes contered | aecorate their own apartment. ‘At | wiiows secrctary 1 was. for more P ¢ palix stharparty b Phiea. on champagnes and fine liquors.|a rule, this 1s a fatal mistake. Al (han a4 year, had a fur closet 1 | She had a magnificent cellar. | well-known decorator {8 the thing. | ynich she had & fortune tied up the Newport set. A few, a very § | Sew Y Inside Stor: of ew 3 £ ’ stocked with rare vintages of pre- [I know one New York decorator | Do wrani tory N few ever succeed. bl cian Tilla Erisvar sliowad | ot Hnlars onall wenniai o i lo | o ars ATHOTOAES o SSEIb RIaT | Racket Reveals A Newly rich poclal climbers: usu- | Suo S 0 T0°, foves sliowed | of interastional tepuiation MWO|for which the furrier had spent | W, C, T, U. Leader Hopes fo ’ CKe! veals ppar- ally aim at the International Set. S threc years matching the pelts. It . 5 Tis¥imembers are eagap to b amus ;‘Ifflry unless she stood guard over | doir for less than $10,000. T have| Gaat har495/000) SH6 badiantl or: Or flmle Na[lon’s women (s s b | him. known her to charge as much as 2 p 8 ed, their imaginat 5 ‘T8 a 000 ent Hopelessness of o maginatlons larereinghtl S Ll L L et ettt e eest mine wrap valued at $14,000, ¥ bizarre and luxurious enter. chinchilla for which she paid $25,- hnk ond (usses [ @ ‘ : : 5 in every | the fact that she e . 5 5 A ; 8 | “Crashing” Into Forbid- | tainments, and they are in e\ury\m“m‘cof :rv?"‘ U;?f}dflflw frlflr‘u' A country place on Long Island. | g0o, 4nq 4 broadtall coat priced at| Istanbul, Turkey, April 1 (P— | way more accessible than the dow- | 5 & v the finest|in Connecticut, Westchester or in|gss'inn There were also several less | “God sent me to Turkey at a criti- | v it ind | Hauers to her guests. The truth p Jew Je ; agers of Newport, hidden behind | 1 certain parts of New Jersey, which S ae ce | cal moment when the nation was| en Realms. N 3 N REe ey s o Lty J Cxpensive coats. as well as a choice | ¢4 e natio { NS the battlements of their cot- e i ’“: ‘:e | will be kept open the year around, rtment of sable scarves and sil- | turning from Islan to drink,” Agnce |l 215 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN tage: : s Y Up t0|js 4 necessity. Such a place costs| o Tl Slack, secretary of the World's | | i ighborhood of $250,000 % | Women Christian Temperance —_— (Who Has Been Social Sceretary in 2 by iy : 3 R n | : BllERi dalsonol: | ore. at or | © next article the Social LEho usHst Ll the Homes of Some of the Coun-| It Was the International Seét| nen wt a siznal from her the | oy Ui Enings. ”‘:" WL nelude | seerotary will tell how the Socicty | 17 1"31—1;;“”1,.n i & F R w NE DAY ONLY try's Wealthlest Familiex) | which captured the Prince of | pytier gwitched from the pre-war | auchs necessary. trimmings &8 8| Racjiet has become large mankl s Nk s i Eritats ke Wales - . ) swimming pool. stables, an orgun 2 | This is the story of the Society _“"‘_y‘”‘} his last visit to this| | liquors to bootleg stuff A ,ar’f,cp S e Tt took the tectotalers’ pledge in form- Racket as it exists in this country | COUNtry. That was a feather in the | : Earicne i aniace — e |ing the union branch today. electin today. T believe I am qualified to|CaP Of that sroup, but it had no| 710 the best of my knowledge | require a retinue of from 6 to | Madame Hussein Bey as ther pres- Believe It or Not—These Amazing Values $3.98 and $2.98 tell that story because, for the past | 1asting effect. "]h_c df;_\‘\.;ger(“nsl never detected in|servants not including outside | e DD v eniar T have eried e Heiri| The ‘Newses s | this little fraud. I do net know | held. For the inside'servants, the ; e . New C .vears, I have served as Social he Newport circle is extremely | whether that was e siur on the |usval requiroments are & chef, Mme. Slack also met and congrat The New Colorful Secretary in the homes of some of | difficult to break into. I have| ; 4 o lulated the 151 year old teetotaler our wealthiest and most socially S‘no\n\ mothers and fathers who, T;"ml’,d,fir_‘\":;“f”, society people | gecond cook, kitchenmaid, butler, labo Agha, who has said he was prominent families. despairing of ever making the ,_m,n'mnfeml‘f("m“ "‘('s‘:_'s ‘:“"‘,_“ ::“L'\"lootmcn, valet, housemen, parlor- coming to the United States to ex- | SWEA I ERS Never before have there heen so | Srade themselves, have set out de- | (ipMTERCHHOR HO0 (06 SOCK | maid chambermaids, ladies’ maid, hibit himself as testimony as to| many society crazed people as thero | IPerately to get their sons and | it B T {laundress and chauffeurs, and pos- | now abstinence from alcoholic li- are at the present time, The great | JaUghters in by marriage. In some ; sibly a night watchman, and a ‘,ns~ m d S d’ E ‘ifl] f | auers will aid to longevity. | $ wealth of the country, of course, is|35¢8 this has been done provided, “"'s': I_'mu managing housekeeper or social| ]g an 01D xpel i | ° responsible for this condition. Study | ©f course, the marriage settlement 2 C secretary, 4 i 7i11i: N the income (ax Teporte and wou wiiy | Was sufficiently larse. But even| This same dowaser also was « .. | Made in London Studio | William J. Locke Has | ;i understand why we have such a|then the mother and father have| proud of secing her name in the Yacht a Necessity | Operation in Paris Today All colors and sizes large number of people who are | benefited only indirectly. New-|newgpapers. Fach year she gave| Naturally, too, this so 5 5 g Paris, April 1 P—William J. T Swenter desirous of breaking. into seclety, | POt seldom _accepts them. They|a e e tabliahment noss aardeonts. Kee.| London, April 1 (UP)—The first | Locke, noted British novellet, un- Sport and Dressy Sweaters Huge inherited fortunes, quick [2r¢ invited only to the most un.|dren's home in Newport, and eachyoimen and grooms if the socal| " P|C S8t and sound™ prograin fqerwent an operation at a hospital wealth gathered overnight on the | IMPOFtant parties. They are not|vear the papers devoted several|,epivin soes in for horses and dogs, | . Combination of the television |yere today. . stock exchange — these are the|eVen given an opportunity to dis.|columns of type to the philan- [y = Con s mvm”‘{or W\,"I; :nd the regular radio entertain-| e was taken ill some time ag 600 Pairs things that have turned American | POrt themselves in the sacred wa- | thropy of the dowager. A year| e, tioc oe *thig king probubly | e oot proiroideast | veeterddy|put regained his strensth and the scciety (o iacaskel fers of Bailey's Beach. | ol e oion G R e B R s ol O B o e Sy o e 1 Full Fashioned Silk Stockings Remember, the people who are| There is this to be said for New. | happened to feel most economical. P of the Britain Broadcasting Com- |pe under good conditions. | u asnion g in socety are doggedly determined |POTt, however. Once you crash it, | She didn't want to glve any party| To accompany such a preten- g The surgeons withheld comment to stay there; those who are out, |¥OU are in for life. Your next stop, | to the children. Tt would cost too | tious home four or five cars are (he program was successfully re- yntil they could examine him again | All Silk Medium but have great wealth, are equally | SOcially, is heaven. About the only | much, she decided. necessary. They should range from | ceived in English homes which |ionight frel $ : determined to crash the inner cir-|things that could possibly oust| However, one of her friends|Tords for marketing and station|have teleyision sets. The head anl —_— “hi Py Servi i 4 & 3 > % - 5 Chiffons Service Weight cle. Since society mus xclusive, | You would be a great scandal in- | chanced to remark that if there | work to Hispanos or Rolls Loyces | houlders of several speakers and |p. 5 ¥y must be exclusive, | Eight Attend Meeting T the moment when her eagle-eye > | or else it is not soclety at all, we | VoIVing an unusual amount of un-|was no picnic there would be no | for best. singers were shown on two wave have here a constant struggle, a | Pleasant publicity — or the loss of | nice newspaper story, and that : . while not a ne. | ltngths—ong for vision and the! Of Independent Party | Formerly Sold $1.65 racket. your wealth, W .al!h, remember, is; made the society lady stop and | cessit is a convenient other for ‘sound. .| Martin Kelly, candidate for mayor | People who attempt to win their | the key-note of the wwole structure. | think. and at Palm Beach, Newport, or | A!thoush only a limited number|on the independent ticket will be the ERLE & way up in society must be equipped | Many of our sociely familics.| She sent or me and ordered M| Southampton @ privats yacht is | O PFIVALe sels for reccption of tele- | ehief speaker at a rally to be held | REDUCTION SALE with great wealth. There was a time, | &lthough possessed of cnormous|to carry out the pienic With the |gemanded, A climber who is de. || SION Programs have been installed | tonight ut 8 o'clock at Ukrainian | 5 o perhaps, when soclety was open to | Wealth, have very little cash on |least possible cxpense. The mext|qciice® < ERIBEE O S G5 | i1 England, the company has start- | hall at Erwin place. Fash ble R Metall Robe a person of fairly moderate means, |hand. They live on the install-|day the picnic passed through the | “H 0 "5 0 [ fho C o ;“ ¥ ”1\*‘{ manufacture of thousands moc| Other speakers will be Vincent | ashionable ayon et 1C 0 but that day has passed. A socially | ment plan, just as most of us 4Jo‘<1rl"5 of Newport. It consisted ol & S which they expect will be demand- | Dobrowolski, president; John Smo- | ambitious person who wishes to|today, The reason is, of course, | of one motor truck containing | 00 for an ocean yacht, €ar- | cu g a result of the program star:- | lak, secretary and Clifton E. Daven. | A Distinct Feature l 98 schiove any success as a climber, | that the famiiy's money is about fiften children who were | pRofaliol Sidamon: | cd today. | port, candidate for the school hoard. | e must have millions of dollars. And | crally tied up- in investments, leay. | driven to the necarest woods and | » AS 1 progress warrants it. The program was presented in| Only éight persons attended | the climber must be prepared to|ing what the mistress of the i;.\‘.,, one ice cream cone and a|the social climber will want a|the studio of J. L. Baird, who per-|rally held last night for vot and | spend it recklessly. tablishment is sure to consider only | bag of peanuts as “refreshmen(s” |summer home at Newport, Bar|fccted the television apparatus, and ' property owners in the first ward. Soclety Controlled by Wealthy | a small sum for expenscs. | That's all there was to the dow-|Harbor or Southampton, though There is no doubt but that Amer- | This is particularly true of the| ager's entertainment not more than six weeks of the ican society is largely controlled by |[younger members of the familie DAl Ine years are spent at any of these money. It is still possible to buy a |and it accounts, T think, for the * Cost About $12 There is no limit to what way into its innermost circle; but|[many socially prominent voung #o-| DIiut she called up the papers, sc may cost. the cost has gone up, It costs, liter- | ciefy people who are only too glad | explained that she had given her real socicly people also | At el — 3 Sl - elly, many millions. to" endorss various' advertised| cistomary. plenle, and as TeWard:| nave a wintes placs ab Paln Beash| NINETY YEARG RUGGE NDABILITY Society, the kind, spelled with a | products. Contrary to general im-|ed by secing the usual column of capital § means only two sets in | pression, they do not do this be- | landatory praise of her charity. this country today. First. there is|cause they want the publicity, but| The climber, however, cannot the so-called Newport set. which | because they actually™ necd the|hope to succeed at such tricks. | numbers amongs its members such | money it brings them. | They are reserved for the old, | families as thé Vanderbilt. Astors A | firmly entrenched members of so- LI S e Belmonts, Goelets, Wideners. Stu- | Always in Debt ciety, and {he social aspirants must R R Sl el ; ° art Duncans and others, Second,| In ono noted home in Newport. | be prepared to pave her way with M€ A0¢ \4° Poliat e Rl there is the Long Island or Inter- |where I served as social secretary | sold. gpas dnd benhics prompthcinon or a S or lme on y national Set, a younger, gayer, more | fof two years, the first of the s St. Moritz. And, of course, the daring group. Both of these sets, of | month was a day particularly to| What 1t Costs society woman must finally get to, course, carry Social Register rating. | be dreaded. When confronted with| Tor example, here are a few of | Paris for clothes. 1 Between the two sets, so far as|an overdrawn bank account and a | the things in the way of cxpenses| NO small part of the cipense of or Nassau, a cottagc at Aiken and | possibly a ranch in California or a | plantation in the south | Besides this, it is_smart to g0 to| London for the scason, and jour- pocial supremacy Is concerned, |large stadk of Dills, the mistress|that the person who crashes soci- | @ society family is the expenditure | there is no comparison. The New-|of the cstablishment usually went| ety's portals must be prepared to|for clothes for its women. The port set may be dull, but it is still [into a tantrum. Sometimes she|meet. First of all, a good New |smart American socicty woman is the leader. There are many mem- |threw things around and swore|York address is necessary, prefer- the best dressed woman in th bers of the International Set who [like a trooper; and she always|ably on Fifth Avenue or Park Ave-|world. She buys her clothes at| apend their lives in trying to crash|ended by paying what bills she|nue. This -need not be a large|the most exclusive and expensive | furniture will continue to be sold at ROTHFEDER'S|| e 378 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN ‘ Other exceptional half-price values Safely stere winter apparel in one of : B in Berkey & Gay furniture . F 32 YE ARS & these fragrant red O A bedroom group that was $660 CEDAR CHESTS : . Natural red cedar lined, moth In handsome walnut. Ias dresser with hanging glass, dispersing chest, with rich full size bed, chifforobe, vanity, shaving mirror and chair. walnut finish. Console type. Seven Picces $25.00 zha:lk N0y RO $29 7.00 Other Chests from $12.75 ou. New .Bl 1ta1‘n (}plLél}nI}l Makiogany ol alnnt lle\];?l before \\ltlleb]$§t Secretary Desk B",E"“ifl 5 public response like | Reg. §129. § 4 5() teg. S175. that accorded this sale. | A oo 64 ; It was phenomenal, 2 : Mahogany olid Walnut like the bargains being DO Sewing Chest featured. This gigantic Reg. $32. Reg. $45. $22.50 price reduction will : Bl aocmas continue until every- o Solid Walnut thing is sold. Walnut Table Hope Chest Rew.S150. §95.00 ek 5 §49.00 Whitney Imperial . , Baby Coach . . . . Hundreds of Spectacular Values LA B B We have the largest display of Simmons R e e Ome COATS ' of the . B. C. PORTER SONS Beautifully fashioned of smart new tweeds. Many. Just one of many.money saving bargains Gepteatiphin b oh £ AR et : ¥y y BRaioails Values to $35.00 ‘