New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1925, Page 16

! 0000000 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD VMDA mnmmrmlnmnmlnmmmumummuuumunmmunmmwwmufl‘mwnm nu.mm\\nn\mmmunuuuummmmuulnmmmnnnuummmmnmmmmnuuwuu|u|umm|mmmm|mnmmun||m|n|n|nmmmmm|||mu|mn||mu|||umuu\uummun||1||ml|m|n||||m||||kIulmlmluumummmmmmnmlunuummmlmnnlmnnnmmluummmumllmll!lllnm|mu||m(mmn|mmmun|nuunmmu|||m||mummmnnm1mnumummmmmmmmmwmmmmmnm HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY TR I i L L e T e e T e e e e e e Tell Tale of Father’s Cruel Treatment Ah, Wotta Life! Wotta Life! Honored World’s First Certified Bride TR same time that the lm[! 1 conferred on Foreign Austen Chamberlain the Knighthood of the Most Noble Order of the Gart he By P bestowed on Mrs, Chamb Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Woolf's married life should be a Pocket editions of Adam and Eve are presented herewith, just as yho'yonon of Dame Grand Cross, for Mrs, Woolf is the first graduate of the college of pri caught by camera near Sydney, Australia. No cares, no worries, i s i o no flnthr-‘« Hatnothiny ¥ ¢ civil division, of the Order of the of Boston university to become a bride. The course prepare 5 British Imp\rn women for married life. The couple live in Hartford, Conn When Molten Glass Runs Wild Dogs Tune In on Station WOW Preventive (iy Pacfic & Atlantie) Radio has been applied to the prevention of train wrecks by Thomas Clark of Detroit, Mich. who has invented an engine con trol system which automatically stops train at time of danger by means of radio waves, 2 (By Pacific & Atlantic) ] (s A B Number, Pl(’a.s(” Uncle Sam Takes the Air dog, tuning in on radio for a few friends at his home in Holly- wood, Cal. The party was a E [ wow, not to say a howling sve- Mrs. Virgini a . Hay ) cess. All guests arrived in high- n) pleaded with San { i o spare powered cars with their wives, (By Pacific & Atiantic) L B - S 2 0 and all were socially prominent o Mlapsed at Tec 1 Glass Works of Vernon, Cal,, the entire place auldron. Fire did da estimated at $300,000. Feted Made-in-America Lace Pajamas alimony, d ex-huhby in canine cire All U. S. army stations are controlled by a radio exchange, which either obtains messages and relays them to the required station, or connects the station calling with the one required. Operators de Graw (left) and Wilson say they never get the wrong number, Count Salm to See Son?—Maybe 3y Pacific (Br Pacific & Atlantic) e erhaps Count Ludwig S m \m ngstrm\cn has plms (nr a Like an apache de luxe, Dorothy B Badbel Atiatic) ion with h but he wouldn't say Gish, actress, wore, turban and na outfit at porters n t mother (both above) ed suit o1 return to New 5 Loper i it abithe ot n New York. It's understoo vearning to sce his York. Asto! N o fo t time. (Copvright: 1925 Pacific & Atlantic Photos. Imc.} -.nillllflllIIHV\’IIMIHIHHMM‘IM A g \IllI!Illliltllll'IIIIIIIllliliIIlIHI!iNIIIIIIIMiIHHIlllllllllllll||l||l||||ll|l|l|||||||l||IIM!Hl'llNI%IIhIIIMihfllllilil!llll||IIIIIHIIH|||iIII|!III|llIll|I|l||l||l|||l||lllll|IIIII|llllll!l|IlIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIII||lll!llllIIII|I|Illl||||Il|llIIIIl|!IllIlllll|Ill!|llllllhI(III!II'Illl|Illllllllll||llllllllI|||IIIIIIIIII|illlll]Illll|IIIIIllllllllllllllllllll i