New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1924, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD ALD CAME g » ' cific & Atlantic) (By Pacific & Atlantic) Lu:cheon by the roadside seems to appeal to this young woman motorist. Her stove is a device designed I'ive members of the Cassnas family of Adams, Kas., are aviators (left to right): Clyde has been flying or ch a f when the n rist is overtaken by appetite when long away from a restaurant, 1:': since 1010, when he built his own plane; father, Jim, is an enthusiast, and Burke, Joel and Eldon (not great these crisp autumn days, shown) chase coyotes with planes. 2 ) Ini \ 5 l . . (By Pacific & Attantic) Farewell United States Tragedy Enters Arrested Again A yemendus dioaio, e i - - and re-echoed, into extinc- y tion passed Lovers' Leap, jut- ting crag at Weehawken, N. J., famed as death lear for dfsap- pointed lovers, Presides Eamonn de Valera was arrested the other day by the Ulster po- lice as he entered a' hall to des liver a speech he had been for- While Pacific coast was hailing the advent of the Shenandoah, two bidden to make. He was only welcoming naval flyers plunged to death at Coronado, Call Photo z v released from a Free shows sailors removing plane wreckage. State Comedian’s Daughter and Young Doctor to Wed ity Pacific & Atlantio) Before Federal Judge Paul Me- ve) the “oil .scan- is being held in Los Angeles, Cal. The trial is at- tracting nation wide attention, (By Pacific & Atlantic) as property valued at millions Flower for her to wear forget-me-not day, Nov. 8, was given to and the reputations of several Mrs. Calvin Coolidge by Leo B. Clark, wounded warrior, at White nationally known men are in- House. Yolved. IS Wyoming Ready for Navy Day By & Atianu Thousands of persons were on hand to bid the Prince of Wales bor voyage when he went aboard the Olympic in New York, bound for England. Rules 165 Years Over Storm and Wave to wec . d 3 ) Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wiener of Bell or, ] v B, s has taken a prominent j atricals and is a graduate of the Benjamin school. I ) the couple, This splendid photograph of the battleship Wyoming, one of Uncle Sam’s greatest sea fighters, wgs taken in East River, Y., when she arrived to participate in Navy day celebration. S g 2 : 6 ; Cirvoe Hrchand g0 Rivel S $150.000 Worth of Stolen Merchandise Retrieved Mrs. Mabel Lynn, 19 (left), of Chicago declares she'll give up hus- band, Wil , to Mrs. Nellie May Smith, 45 (right). Lynn, it is said, neglected the little ceremony of a divorce before forsaking wife for Mrs. Smith. Magnanimously Mrs. Lynn says: “I am recen and lfoft robberies in New York to the gmount of $150,000 was re- young and have years for love, But she is growing old.” 1 two faids. Above is gome of the loot. (Copyright: 1924: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) pFh e e AT T TR ST O ST S AN N e anny @ s (Ry Pacific & Atlantic)