New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1925, Page 14

> B L »«‘M-‘Wfi‘ ? ‘R“Ni“'?f"' K PR AU O ) NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD T — m«nnumwmnwmnnnumuwu\uuunu\m.mmmnmmuuumunummmmlmnmumuuumm.numm\mlwmnnnumuuum|u||mmmmmnmum||||1unmumm|I|mu|u|mm|x||mnln|u|mmmmmmmnummmumwunwmmmumwm _HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THER STORY O e To Film Insulation Mine Beauty Composer’s Dream Realized (By Pacific & Atlantic) This daughter of a blacksmith won recent annual Algiers beauty contest for native girls. (By Pacific & Atlantic) She is 18 years old. Note tat- Improvis i ss Emma Steinert, only woman conductor of Spinning along at a merry clip, box car, one of long string, took header from bridge near Carnegie, Return; New York on Ma ania from Europe, H. A. Gold- too marks. How do you think grand opera, happily visions the fulfillment of her life’s aims—the Pa., and remained poised in precarious position. wyne (ab: with wife) said he had rights to filimanite insulation she stacks up against our beau- establishment of a home for aged musicians, It is nearing completion moine in I ettt at Bay Shore, N. Y. Young Holt Weds Actress Secret Out Dewey’s Body Laid to Rest at St. Alban’s Cathedral Angel Congratulated Pola Negri's secret of whom she is to wed is no longer a secret. The film star told one or F tWo of her {riends in N. Y. bef Paris and the He is Crane Ga millionaire. Pola v ported engaged to Charl lin and then to Rod La Roque, (By Pacific & Allantic) (By Pacific & Atlantic) h Americen war hero, was removed recently from Arling- Babe Ruth (above) congratulated Rheba Crawford (Mrs Harold ngton, D. C. Casket being borne to St. Alban's while Sommer Ivation Army Girl, on her tirst wedding anniversary at Tampa, K. K. K. Presents Lincoln Purlmil to New High School A Real Chip of the Old T. R. Block guard salutes. Nuptials uf Elliott, son of Henry HoH who made millions publighing Bibles, and Elizabeth B. Keene, Follles dancer (both above), took place in New York a short time ago. 7,000 Embark for Foreign Ports’ (By Pactfic & Atlantic) (By Pacific & Atlantic) Reggie Vanderbilt, society man, Lucien Boyer, Montmartre presi- - sailed to join wife, who is ill in dent, ed a!torgwmgour night of the famous Longworth baby, daughter of Speaker and Mrs. Nicholas Paris, clubs the double 0. Here is first picture made : Longworth. Wee I’zuhna is first More than 7,000 persons sailed from New York in one day a short Actress Sues Dennistoun child_of the former “Princess time ago on fourteen ships. Many sailed on business, others-for Alice” Roosevelt, pleasure and some were returning home. Plane Hid by Smoke Screen in Mimic War Attack B. Duke Duke (above), will red - o 3 E | again in New York I & (By Pacific & Atlantic) P , is suing Lieut., Col. lan Dennis- 3 8 - % ”,.;: {"‘,»l,,'(;‘::)\(f‘;“‘xf ,‘,‘)“,:'”,.; h]:r"f"fi:[r] The entire Charles river front at Boston, Mass., was screened from mimic attack by cloud laid down s No L 2 from bombing plane recently, Plane hid behind it. (Copyright: 19251 Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Ine.) , hero of thrilling Alaska death race, am leader is shown with Quackenbush 'm\w\\‘& fl;\\ WN%@(@% w& P e IR R NS