New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1925, Page 12

O RALD Dynamites Self to Death—Wife Lives YR ; e o - ' Atlantic) Full grown, this dog carried by orge Logel of Los , Cal, in her handbag, exactly 14 ounces, and 14 of gold represents the value mistress places on it. Babe Ruth, Mrs, Ruth and the baby in New York hotel from Massa- chusetts farm packing for trip to Hot Springs, Ark.,, where the Babe will work off excess fat. Back Where Six Perished in Apartment House Fire e with one hand, r'red Benn stol, Va, He was instantly Holding estranged wi the other in home at I plosion. et off homemade dynamite contriva d and wife lies near death as result Proving Its Usefulness York on the liner France, which encountered heavy Vivian Martin, dancer, was one of them. J. 8. S. Lang ed at maneuy Sar s Practicability o airplanes was pr one plane taking o) . : Waves Dashed High in Hurricane Causing Death of Many Like ships caught in Arctic ice were these street cars after storm. This break to record he ing hurrics k 1 of i Thrill of Thrills, Iceboat Race Devotees Say of Tlul'i;' Sport owed Under by Worst Storm in Years (By Pacific & Atlantie) His father is Eugene Cornuche, proprietor of the casinos at Cannes and Deauville, famous French watering places, but that hasn’'t kept Bobby Cornuche from having to start in the kit- chen to learn his father's job of entertaining kings and ambassa- dors, millionaires, and stage and film celebrities. ' Nearly missing the boat, lrank Moran, well known heavyweight, Moran and the baby all sailed from New York aboard the Cedric for England. Romance? o By Pacific & Atlantic) (By Pacific & Atlantie) rity of storm throughout York state, which caused to arrive en_ to twenty hours late, is st ngly shown in these photos from Syracuse, Margaret Stemple of Ada, 0., visiting White House, was greet- ed by John Coolidge, President’s son. Before visit ended the youthful couple were great friends. Still Another Doll Fad g Blessed with plenty ¢ | \\.&\\\\\\\\\‘W»-.\. NN R\ g A, (AR i sl X ) AR\ N N N N\_- NN o N AN \ R, A (Dy Pacific & At arked car in street for several hours and were forced snow- kept them from entering. AL 3 SO L o TR T91s N N N\ NN ¢ \\\§\\ N ntic) \ 7 y N\ Accompanied by Desiree, Mrs. Earl Carroll, wife of the producer, was glad to be back’in little old ) York after visiting abroad. Who's Desiree? Why, the doll, of cou: (Copyright: 1925: Pacific & Atlaptic Photos, Inc.) P AR S T A\ W’* NS PR BRI