New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1925, Page 28

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD i mmmmmmmumnmnnnmwnmmnux|nnu||lmmn|mmunmmmuummmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmmmmmm 00 G A 'HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY LT R Actress Brings Treasure Trove of Latest Paris Styles Red Legs Honor Commander (By Pacific & Atlantie) A new photograph of the Coun- tess of Lytton, who, as Pamela Plowden, rivalled 1 Marjorie Manners for the tinction of being considered the prettiest and most original of M. ] 0 ,m‘:lm o the, young women in English 0 of the survivors of the Custer mat: P Berwald ynnndml It band in Brooklyn, N. Y. They paid B 3 (By Pacific & Atlantie) clever amateur actress and an on 72d birthday told Corporal Thomas F Un rflrrnc '\ml wife of tribute to their old comm n]r-r, Col. Edward B, Fowler, hy decorat- Almort buried in finest Parisian creations, Miss Hampton was kept busy unpacking in New York City. excellent ice skater, fight as he recalls it. ing his monument in Fort Greene park, Brook Commander Lansdowne’s Request for Delay Refused Two Queens Attend Dinner Clubwoman 0 (By Pacific & Atlantic) Lady Honeywood, titled hotel keeper, is a member of the Scroptomist club of London (By Pacific & Atlantic) whose members are restricted Queen Elizabeth of Belgium and Queen Marie of Roumania at- to one from each profession. tended a dinner given in London recently for Sir and Lady Gregg. This unique club has several Photo sh dy (.1(;.:' and son, who is god-son of the Prince of peeresses, who are in ' business, (By Pacific & Atlantic) Wales. »gg is the new Governor general of Africa, a3 members. Commander Lansdowne, it wus e . . . fammander, fattdome baws I)m tor Snlchee Heart m T‘lwnty Mlnul()a Pet Bear Kills Girl board at Lakehurst, N. J., asked 77 G . - trip to west be delayed, but Washington, D. C tu](' him to fter membe of the wreckage ah, on floor an- Angeles, sultation to 5 fix blame for the disaster. (irecn satin pajamas she wore in publ seven \anhp Lr\lh\i«mhw ¥ o _’lls" I{!)”’l ()”, R I (Dy Pacific & Atlantie) e The black bear that killed little Dorothy Craig Two stitches were token in the heart of Meivin Jones, 4, of Washington, D. but \l in is litt ho worse for experience, He fell upon scissors, The heart was lifted from posit nd operation done in 20 minutes, An Amphibian Blk(’ {ction y & Alantic) 'y c & Athnuc) Albert Aughton Dorothy Craig R ireyie ; % sy One of two k bears, kept in the yard of the home of father, ing him with failure th Y . James B. , naturalist, at Otisville, N. Y., killed Dorothy Craig, $100 a month alimony awarded 9, proached to near them with sister, Ann. Both bears were to her at the time of their di- (By Pacific & Atlantic) shot by Albert Aug! a neighbor, when battle was going against 0 has begun at Presshurg. In this bicvele hoat M. Marius Gellee started his vacation the other Craig and two neighbors who tried to save girl life to Slovakia day by paddling up Seine en route to Amsterdam from Paris (Copyright: 1925: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) T i\IH‘HiIIIIIhlllillllllllllilmlllllll||5||ll|||?||llf||llll|||illlllIlll|l|lllIII||IIIIIIIIlillllllllfllllllfllll O T