New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1925, Page 12

TR L BRI S TR T O Tellegen Long Wedded to Heiress S " e e While being of th on gentine bre \hmpod to one colonies most se h, at Tie! of South Ame vigilance was relax convicf way from R panning Years on Cycle Tallman of the S mith writings recently found at I ST O AT T T R T g O T I T ORI BB (By Pacific & Attantic) Lucius 8. Storrs of New Haven, Conn., has been named managing 0SSN0, (By Pacific & Atlantic) institution is shown arranging clay il city, Erech, Abraham's home. director of the electric railway industry by the American Elec- tric Railway Association, Taking it easy at Palm Beach, Fla., is Mrs, Edward Hillman jr., wife of the Chicago millionaire, known as the runaway bride because she fled from husband after marriage. So Their Future Hubbys Won’t Get Indigestion A Winner Fine young cooks are being de- veloped in this cooking class taught by Miss A. Hague at Domestic Science school in New Cash for Scars (By Pacific & Atlantic) Injuries she suffered in auto ac- cident left scars that close posing to.her, Eska Bernier, Akron 0., artists’ model, asserts. So she is suing for $9,800. .If she gets it, money will be used to educate young brother for carcer as musician, she says. \ York. Diego Cummings w ticipant an Lou Tellegen, m Dilworth, glass manufactu Knife Stork’s Aid d one Crash of Tugboats in Fog O R A P A T 20 By Pacific & At A fireman was killed and several of erews were hurt when two towboats clided in fog at Elizabeti near Pittsburgh, Pa. Phot Curse of W 0(111/1 TOTS IS VTO LSS Eee L SIS Flving Trip, )4'],.’ Real One By Pacific & At In one night of baccarat, French card game, at Br:ullu_\w: (By Pacific & Atlantic) Cesarian operation saved baby (above, with nurse) when mother, Sidney Kahn, was munu injured and father died in Los Angeles, Cal., auto wreck. To Morocco 1By Pacific & Atlantic) Bound for Morocco, Otto H Kahn (above), banker, sailed the other day on the liner Duilio He said the trip was’ partly on pleasure, but declined to discuss what business he has in view. He also will visit Europe, being away several months, ' donned a wor i props around for town players. Now good, for she is tant stage direc of the two fem ina r \\\&\\\m\\w m\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\wh\\\\ \ » \\\\ s @ (By Pacific & Atlantic) These American Indians sailed from New York on steamship Deutschland to perform in Germany, where our aboriginal red men are a strange sight. (Copyright: 1925: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) s W FF SN x&\\\\\“ _w\\\\\\\\\\mm el .,\m\\% D ———" \\\\\“\“\\\\\\‘\\ T --— \\\\\\\m v e N\ mmmm et B \\&