New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 24

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD TR Floods Devastate Wide . N R R N SRS [e Vo0 AL (By Pacitie & Atlantic) Divoree suit of wife and reports linking her name with that of a S married man, Thure Linde, are £ aid to have impelled George E. * Ford, wealthy merchant, to shoot self in Chicago. Atlantic) ir nearest That portrait of Barbara La Marr, screen star, is amateurish and ked together the in New York, where 3 not li enough is answer of a New York n facturing concern Japanese rooster, veing i mood, jumped on back for w ng to cut amount agreed to pay vingston Greer, the ght Brahma rooster and rode to heart's content. painter of the picture. Compare photo in girl’s hand with portrait. ard Aground on Sand Bar in Boston Harbor Ancient Hardicraft Treasure Hunt New Vanderbilt S1,000,000 Yacht Sinks The Fatames ‘\"“{(E"Lf;}‘f“(féq{t‘ aground the other day on a sand ampa stoed . but was not needed, nkton was in no danger. nakers minjature Spanish h sought by wealthy, ard Van Valkenburgh und r, of Brooklynm, N. Y., above. Faces Death ople. rowed from her each Pajamas the Latest f_] &l 3 AR B O lia P IAT) ng father- Vanderbilt, ial | s hawsons ol Waodin o g above water. BB [ocii 1004 . 3 York City Again Proving That Bl c Water Paris that they wil. live a quief P e R eI England, where Peggy will be able to gratify her desire to settle ntment, brother Earl (left), and father of Dot Elling- d0Wn as the wife of an English squire. Photo shows couple in Paris. ¢ll and promised to aid her. (Copyright: 1925: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) S R, S SR S A S SO SO N S ST VA S RS T S N YAl S S LY ) A B N T . T N\ SN A e e - N e o\ I\ e e\ i \ R RS, R Y S R A S, N S A3l