New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1924, Page 12

MW&W‘WM&» it NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD (By Pacific & Atlantic) White brick walls are all that remain of Old Hickory power plant, Nashville, Tenn, Government is in- vestigating cause of recent fire there. (hy Pacific & Atlantic) , wife of the vice-consul of Belgium, ar- N the other day, her husband (right) tine to meet her, nd and gravel company was swept into mighty Entire plant of ippi River gave way near Memphis, chasm when bank of Mis Tenn. Loss was $150,000. Pallbearer Potent Gasoline Gray street coat. day, and the well known pocket book. Naturalist’s Home (NEWS photo) rnest Thompson is putting up national head- aft L' ague of America, at Greenwich, Conn \{ Brnv\ne sol g pallbearer at Gen. (;ranl s funrral is shown arriv tomb in N. Y. for \hinv-nimh annual memorial service: End of Long Search for Murdered Italian Deputy Without builder the Woo quarters of Anti-Smoke He'd walk a mile to fight a cig- arette, for he's G. Henry de Ron- chi of Chicago, who succeeds late Lucy Page Gaston as head of Anti-Cigarette league. or Mateotti, murdered Italian Socialist deputy, ended with discovery nf I» Ted all mer Europe. Picture shows silent mourners near Rome bearing awa \\\' I . @ AN N iy \\\ §\\\~ Q N SRR \\\\\\\ W”" M\&\m \] »W\W \\“’\ \\‘ \\\\\\\\\\\\“\ \\\ N\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ %\\ AN el AN Ermine, Square Crowns and Plumes Popular for Autumn Ermine and seal combine to make this regal evening cape. Fashions for fall include these models, simple and sumptuous, according to milady’s taste, the time of This new arrival at London zoo is called Percy, but visitors are warned to keep awaylrom his vicious beak. He is a goliath heron and his disposition is as murderous as his countenance indicates. | Chosen Vikings Queen cavalier hat shown above, of black panne velvet with a white ostrich feather. It shows the new square cro which is ex- pected to be very popular dur- ing the coming season. (By Pacific & Atlantic) Perfect northern blonde was title conferred on Mlle. Greta Garbo (above) of Stockholm, Sweden, who won first place in national beauty contest. Faithful Recewe Duckmg Cheerfully (By Pacific & Atlantic) Out and under the waves went 240 converts to the Apostolic faith, in the Columbia River, near Portland, Ore., recently. They waded out and each received complete and conscientious ducking. Giants Fall An Argument for Milk At Asbury Park, N. J., parade of the choice infants of that sec- tion, Marion Kassie of Montclair arose, and amid setting of milk, milk and more milk, harangued the throng on the benefits derivable from the lacteal liquid. And in the same breath she scathingly lashed John Barleycorn. (Copyright: 1924: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) (By Pacific & Atlantie) This photo was snapppd just as a chimney stack was being felled at Ivry-sur-Seine, France.