New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1924, Page 23

i . : NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD d - = (By Pacific & Atlantle) 3 it ¥ . ’ Franklin Roshek Mrs, Marie G. Roshek . 2oz inister revelations are expected when Mrs. Marie G. Roshek, in Public school 109, Brookl: (By Pacific & Atlantic) Neglect in registering name of Mrs. Charles E. Patterson of Lynchburg, Va. cost Hotel Astor, New New York court, charges her husband with spiriting their son, e school 109, Broo i 4 yn, N, Y, lgys claim to being the most thoroughly athletic school in New York, $3,500. Her husband already occupied room’ when she came to hotel. Maid told of two per- Franklin, away from his home last September and sending him to York. . Photo shows a kaleidoscopic view of the youthful gymnasts. sons in room where only one was registered and raid resulted. In photo (left to right) a friend and Washington, D. C., where he was recently found, Hammered to Deat Mr, an Mrs. Patterson. ; 2 s AL A New Wrinkle for the Motorist Arctic Trail Blazers G4 o, Wit (By Pacific & Atantic) 5 ~ (Bs Pacific & Atlantic) For a captivating ornament for the front of your auto there's L()Hg (Ul(l bhart By dog team, schooner, and steamer, Knud Rasmussen, Danish ex- nothing better than a moose head, says Joseph Robillard (left) of e - plover, and companions reached Seattle from Denmark via North- i Pacific & Atlantie) Montreal, Canada, who adorns car with prize brother Charles % e Lty .‘ g Tollowing: quarrel over money, (vight) shot. 3 i o west Passage. (Left to right) Leon Hansen, Mettek, Greenland " : 7 ; i o ? Eskimo; Rasmussen and Arnarulunguak, Eskimo, VEred bas . f ; S M aluo ol K avarso At Least One Bone Diy Village ; T {1 : i) with son by former marriage) 4 - T o Fodel 0 . ? ¥ H(”fs ()f [hc 0(‘9(["« to death with hammer and then 14 ¢ 1 ? 4 o L il i ¥ ¢ rolled her body in the Manistec ’ E 2 ) ¥ p o ’ river, he confessed, after hunters : ound the woman's body. Bitten fic & Atlantic) Mrs. H. P. Davison (abov the former Anne Stillman, was severely injured the other day when Eskimo dogs belonging to her moiher set upon her at the Quebec camp, where the couple are honeymooning and also where her mother sought refuge from publicity in divorce suit. Have a Heart, Mr. Lion ort to primitive methods of h: reservoir near by. Kiss Me! (By Pacific & Atlantie) gsters, centers of ently on the lanc a. Some or m t 3 d left them Smallest and largest of stage children at Hotel Biltmore, Vork ) ) . took are Alice Farley, 3 (lcft) Anne Prichard, 16, They are in them ung ¥ing on boat. In tickets they were named Ida g and T. Ke scholarship contests. Alone Swapping Departing { ¢ 3 - P 3 By Pacific & Atiantie) Miss Teadie Gorman !s the \ 3 ' . X 1 ¥ The liner France was chock full Lo 'P.i-“m;: o th ) 2 i of luminar of the movies nukl:nnby: R R —— ifc& Alanti) when she sailed from New York strument of torture Miss Gor- pe d r scussed erime the ot} ay. Among the more man is holding over her s flnl_\; deaf and blind person who rontre th Police Com . hs prominent were Alan Dwan (By Pacific & Atlantic) d with fine sils d to play piano is said right) Enrique Delb (above), noted film director, off Passing the time of day (let’s hope it's not luneh time') with Mr. Lion 1s no sinecure, take it from Mr, rated with perfum to be Helen May Martin (above Inspector Char a for a pe Europe. Rufus, who really should know whereof he speaks, This entrancing scene avas taken at California In- miglhit be all right for the of Geneva, Ill. Paderewski called August Pedersen of Christania, y g . dustrics exhibit, San Francisco. kiss, but no ot'ngcr. her marvel girl. Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) STy s T T R = 3 A AT T T e A0 AT WU 0NNT I ovammn . fah s, “Woet S @ AR AN \(\WM“