New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1924, Page 15

¢’ & ik O R NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD T A T R LA S SO RPN G B33 SRR HERALD CAME s Work Praised Senlpton new type of (By Pacifie & Atlantie) chi (above), ition at art v York City. Splendid photo was made at royal pageant st Hendon, England, where this British planes went through evolutions, thrilling onlookers, In Full Dress With this head of Christ and other works, Jsamu Japanese of nineteen, sttracted much atte n school in hall of St, M Memorial church Tin Lizsie Takes to Waier (By Pacific & Atlautic) This latest photo of Premier Mussolini shows him as he ap- peared at veception tendered Ras Tafari, Abyssinian ruler, on visit to Rome, y de (By Pactfic & Atlantted When the hody of their flivver fell apart, due to ripe old age, Bob Reardon (left) and Tom Riley gath- erved up the rem dropped them in the bottom of a hoat, These Chicago youths now make the assertion that this queer-looking craft can hold its own against anything in Lake Michigan. ite” Indians Page the Beach Censors in a Big Rush o 3 ¢ ¥ R (By Pacifie & Atlantic) arrived in New York Marsh, civil Panama, (By Pacific & ~tlantic) even flesh-colored stcck- elep! .nts disported un- d in water Atlantic N. J, They laugh at censors, Helping Her Felloe Unfortunates and a girl ares with Richard C. ered them in Darien, —two boys ner Calan who disc e ——— (By Pacific & Atlantic) Frior to starting back to the cast, Lieut. Maughan (right) telling Lieut. Corliss C. Moseley, Clover field, Cal,, chief, how he made dawn-to-dusk flight. Lieut. Maughan had breakfast in New York and dinner the same day 21 hours 481 minutes later in San Francisco. O : i (By Pacifie & Atlantic) Deaf, dumb and blind from childhood, Helen Keller, famous worlker in cause of fellow unfortunates, im- parted her method of communication to Gerald Adler (left) and Anna Sankey at gathering of deaf and dumb at Hunter college, Ne A “ il A . MM i AR SAEL ” 3 I H B a0 AP G casts twenty-four votes fo! This is an exclusive photo of the wedding of Joan Whitney of e Whitney, and Charles S. Payson, Portland, Me,, at Manhasset, N. Y, SRR T L One of the features of the balloting at the Democratic convention lon (above) as the camera in New York was Gov. Woodward Br -third time, “Al-a-bam-a ight him announcing for the s [ Underwoo wial Season (By Pacific & Atlantie) Ready to cut the cake—Adele Hay, flower girl; the hride, bridegroom, Nirs, Barklie McKee Henry, matron of honor; best man (left to right). [ New York, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Beaten by Policemen (By Pacific & Atlantie) sotta Duncan lay in Chicago hospital with broken nose and er, Vivian, comforted her, the a sisters’ attorneys were form ng | to even matters with Yicero, I, police« men who assaulted girl, Chicago’s Niagara (By Pacife & Atlantic) Brea of water main for a time shut off water supply of south side of Chicago and flooded many sireets, as this one, causing con- siderable damage. (Copyright: 1924: Pacifle & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) I AT