New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1924, Page 12

v | i VL8PS RGO SRR [, Johnson of St. Joseph, name gossips Bishop Anderson. (By Pacific & Atlangic) Rachel Feldman, 96 (left) and Frieda Platner, 90 (right), congratulated Mrs. Mashe Urdang (cehter) At Home of Daugh'cm of Israel in New York she welcomed her brother, 100, Mrs, Urdang was born in Riga in 1810. She is very feeble, but is mentally alert and M by truck in Chicago, who planned suicide after on her 114th birthday. h in St. Joseph, Mich. and her son, 89. keeps Up with the news. Lost—One 2, l()O-Pouud Shell Somewhere Along Coast of New Jersey Mother Love (By Phcific & Atlantic) 11]19 Dalton until he was freed rPchHy ling $772,000 in bonds. 2,400-pound projectile somewhere off the Jersey 5 fired from h\;z new 16-inch rifle at Fort Tilden, Rock- vaiting for it near Tho army 101 a His mother stuck right b in Chicago on charge o. shown together, est—but officers Gurr's range is 30 miles. ground, stirring up sand. Dor’t Need to Lead This One chc\w» <h(.l screaming out pmd“(| to ¢ s e Tribute to Steinmetz Fight for I;ifcz (By Pacific & Atlantic) On liner Berengaria the other day was Gen. Tasker H. Bliss (above) returning to il ¢ from European tri Nations business. glad to get back. Nation is watching this pair battle for a boy's life# They're At- t Swanson, representing Bernard Grant, He's sentenced to hang for murder, Oct mall of Illinois is based on escape youthful slayer, and of murderers of 0Oil painting of the late Dr. Steinmetz, electrical wizard, shown with painter, Gustava Cenci, in his New York studio. (By Pacific & Atlantic) Misses Elaine (left) and Geraldine McAlpin are granddaughters of John D. Rockefeller, They're shown on what cowboys call dude ranch horses at Wolf, Wyo. Cupid Wins (By Pacific & Atlantic) Love god conquered much op- position and Tosia Szcyhoviez (above), beautiful Polish fac- tory worker of Salem, Mass, who will wed W. 8. Felton, scion of old New England iamxly. Fox for a Pet (By Pacific & Atlantic) Rosa Ponselle, Metropolitan Opera compan. prima donna, proudly exhibited her fox, Gio- conda, to H. P. Fletcher, Amer- ican ambassador to Italy, as ship docked in New York. Stork Perhaps the blighted romance of Mrs. Dorothy Caruse Ingram (above) and her husband, Capt. Ingram, may yet recover its bloom, for a daughter christened Jacqueline Dorothy was born the other day to Mrs. Ca-uso. : 1924 Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) «u\\&\\\\\\“\‘\\\\\