New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1926, Page 7

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Andrews of | P00\ (10 and extensive, . s that E a8 “romantic and beautiful e s, @ member of the class | v - e g in or A 1 sought to find n who might and met Prances Heehan,'" | The necessity of medical treatment | for acld burns, which the girl sald | were Inflicted by an Intruder in her mother's Manhattan apartment be- | ponement of their honeymoon trip, tho injuries suffered by the hand of an acid sult of Jealousy 1 | Browning wrote in hiy | brilllant seen in phenomenon w rp drop RTHERN LIGHTS orning that tho ( 1 today but cury would rise again that the New York and New England HOTHER-IN-LAW o Treated With Phenomenon 5 Declares Man Who New Yorl, April 15 (- 1s has mado its reappe in New York Married tatee With its brilllant display of flick- most ering rtrcamers of Mght fn the sky, the phenomenon played near-havoe vith all telograph wire communies and Chicago « end New Fi Danghter Pre A New York, Ay nzhiter Previondy Prom lights 15 (M—Northern in somo places th To Marry Her, years—Ilast night | 2 : April 15 UP) were observed in varlous parts of | o0 yoicent” Bustalo sos glving th ect of a moon " The \ ht night, tele onic land radio comm wions was bad adlan city, where tt ed \v»lw first wife outgrpwth of “love at fir n- lof 1 will be the principal speak- | e on t marry h thusiastically reciproc 1O lep and will talk on alumni affairs. | ep his p mance, he i 40 prof, 1L W. 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