New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1925, Page 20

TS EUBLUT VB UL Mrs. Evelyn Dr. Herschel explorer, uf marriage under Enc (By Paci This feat may look e but the chances of your duplicating it ully are slim unless you're gifted like this ed baby acrobat, Jane Dale. 2 and lives in Woodhaven, Here on the Among those arrivi n were Mrs. A. N. Fuller (left) 2 wife of the millionaire packer despite an unusua The Life has asked cientist wa York in Foresi ‘m\\\\\ A NN \\\\\\\‘ AL NN ~\\\\\\\\\§\ N\ SO A gale sweeping ac from high bridge, to walk miles ba ridge over w Last Word in Boats That S(ul Beneath the Waves N ors in one of the bleakest parts of Ireland, in Donegal, blew this train Only one passenger was unhurt, a girl who had A similar catastrophe occurred at the same spot 17 years ago. ght and Originality Used Here; Eh, What? ath of four persons. to nearest town. B \\\\\\\\\\mm 3 oo g (By Pacific & Atlantic) In the unusual position of being sued for sepurfltlon by two wives at same time is Charles E. z, oil promoter, whose do- ic drama will be told in New York court. He married Jane Dolan Lenz (above) and divorced her in Arkansas to wed Mrs. Elizabeth Letcher Lenz. First Mrs. Lenz contends divoree was not binding in New York State. acific & Atlaniic! (By Pacific & Atlantic) How-a man’s love flamed and then grew cold was related in court at New York by Ivy St. Claire, titian-haired musical comedy beauty, suing H. Gordan Duval, millionaire, on breach of promise charge. Miss St., Claire told how Duval proposed mar- riage last July,’and then, after she had accepted, suddéniy de- cided that he did not wishito marry. Homecaomer $30,000 Awarded Mother and Her Brood of Five (By Pacific \ Brooklyn, N. Y., jury awarded $30,000 damages to Mr Maliszenski for death of husband killed by a truck. Photo shows ]npm mother with children. Ice Castle Formed by Fire (By Pacific & Atlantic) XI, the !1rg1_<‘ (By Pacific & Atlantie) Wis., grain elev: after ice heeted the wreckage left by one of the recent $250,000 fire. across the big pond. American Duchess a Visitor young moving victt > (By Pacific & Aua; The Duchess of Manchester (left), who formerly was Helena Zim- mermann of Cincinnati, 0., and her daughter, Lady Louise Montagu, arrived in New York a few days ago from aboard. W00 a living o Nyack, N. Y., Corn.lius F. I o g (Copyright: 1925: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) Sliza (above, at work), claim kinship with wealthy V nderbilts. SR e T e ea T T T E & E QB8