New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 12, 1926, Page 12

g NEW BRITAIN DAILY [ERALD FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1926, FLASHES OF LIFE: WEDDING GOWN HELD FOR PUSONNG VIS HEAD IS © oo PRONICTHN TAPS Lot oo a0ED Wi MADE ENTIRELY FROM BANK NOTES HUSBAKD' FIRST g VLAY HEAD 1S o PRODUGTION TOPS e AGED WOMAN HIT ndon Ve r . Bin \ s Kate R Davis, 87-year-o lations l.ondon--*'Lo B eve J i k] s and in construction work b : coond wife ert M. 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