New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1925, Page 28

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD "mmmmmmnmmmnwmmmmmnmmmvmnmumumumuumumnnmmmu\n|u1nmuu|||u||||nmx|u||u|m|um||m|nm:|1|mmlmm:mmmlmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrmmmmmmmmmmlmmmnmmunnnuwunmmmnmmmmmImummnnuumlmlmmmlmlm||nu|uum|\|m||mnn|mnnnmrumm|mmnlnlmmn|uummnmmwnmmmmmmmmnmmmmmmmnmmmmmmmmmm 'HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY L 0000000 R T A Three-year-Old Vamp Huge Arms Piece at Fort Tilden s 4 (By & Atlanlic) This 16-inch gun at Fort Tilden, N. Y., is the pride of the 62d Coast artillery, It is one of the biggest artillery pieces in the nation's defensive equipment. Work of Their Friends N (By Pacific & Atlantic) Newlywed couple at Banksville, near Norwalk, Conn, had their housetop decorated with ancient buggies, ete., by enthusiastic well wishers after ceremony. Only a Match Box in Face of Storm camp building at Ossipee, N, H., if it were nothing more than a match box, a hig slammed it down bottom side up. This was one of many small buildings demolished. by the Love Tr-1l ind storm s More Honors for Miss America Four American Boats Compete Against Four Scandinavian Courage Wins 0 & \ilantic Remarkahle grit was shown by T, L. Pringle, a fisherman, who lone handed fought the fire that enveloped his boat off San Pedro, Cal. With burns on arms, shoul- ders and head, he swam a half hour to his drifting skiff and You'd walk a long way to find a more seductive bhaby vamp that Mile. then rowed eight miles hefore Marie , 312 years, of Jersey City, N, J., feature of recent being picked up by a providential baby parade. tug. (By Pacific & Atlantic) Quick jump saved the engincer and fireman from death when this locomotive jumped ftrack Angeles, Cal. No one though engine rolled Without Country men of_(‘ali\'m-n“ , W(v: ation asRPP 102 o i B jail, Joe F i ob- 3 ik lem to imm 5 5 S Charged with evading the ¢ he is being held for depo but officials don't know send him. He was born man Poland, and there is such country human life and unnecessary suffering caused by carelessness.” All Dressed Up for Pageant | By Pacific & Atlantic) This gigantic flapper, one feature of the twenty-third annual Mardi Gras at Coney Island, N. Y., made man gazing at it look like a midget. Yachts for Six-Meter Championship Opening of international six- meter yacht races off Oyster Bay, N. Y., afforded this fine sight, The Scandinavian Yacht Racing union entered four boats against four American yachts in a series of four out of seven races. Postal Official (By Pacific & Atlanti) When the new postal station is opened on Charles st., Boston, Mass,, Eva J. Cox will have charge. She will be superintendent from the ranks of women workers in the greater Boston postal district. Forty-Day Fast to Regain Health (By Pacific & Atlantic) To cure illness Edmund Wuensch, 38, of Union City, N. J., decided to go without food for forty days. Wuensch weighed 148 pounds when he started and a few days before fast was over he was down to 104 pounds and his waist had shrunk seven inches. First Pledge When motorist law violators were up recently in Justice Marchetti’s speed court in Los Angeles, Cal, they were directed to sign a pledge to obey the safety laws in order to reduce “the appalling sacrifice of Barred (By T aclfie & Atiantie) Shapuri Saklatvala, Communist member of the British paria- ment and delegate to the Inter- 1000 parliamentary Union in Washing- = ton in October, has been barred = from the United States on ground that his admission would be in- congistent with the immigration law. (Copyright: 1925: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) 0