New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1926, Page 32

HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY. WHERE HALL-MILLS DEFENDANTS : NY ' 4 PROSECUTOR HAS STRONG PROGRAM OF TESTHYIO ; AWAIT JUBGMENT ON THE CRIME HALL AND MILLS GRAVES NEGLECTED DURING TRIAL ¥ Alexander Simpson, prosecutor in Hall-Mills trial, believes lineup of witness_es giv’ him an “air tight” case. Some of them are shown. Top: (left) James Mills with uni» dentified woman; (right) Mrs. Salome Currener and Detective Gregory. Below: (left) Mrs. Mary Shank, Mrs. Marie Demarest and Trooper Harry Lindeman; (right) Char- Jotte Mills as she appeared on witness stand GERMAN CASTLE APPROVED FOR EX-KAISER = Underwood and Und While hundreds of thousands of dollars is being spent by both sides in Hall-Mills mure der case, the graves of the principals lie neglected. Upper photo shows Rev. E. W, Hall’s grave in Brooklyn; below, is Mrs. Mills’ last resting place in New Brunswick cemetery. e ~~ MRS. HALL SHOWS NO WORRY 5. Estimates of length Hall-Mills trial will continue, indis cate that this will be the home of Willie Stevens, Henry Stevens and Henry Carpender for some time to come. It's county jail in Somerville, N. J. ve Appropriations Boss Courting for Another Model Wife \ . i » . ) Comfortable but not pretentious is Homburg Castle, near Frankfort, Germany, where it is proposed to allow the former kaiser, now in Holland, to live, - - —_— Young and handsome ; Duke of Spoleto heads Ital- ian mission to Rouman AGED DIVA HONEYMOONS AGAIN : . Pulls the Strings ' P e —1 Spectators at Hall-Mills trial see no signs of worry abogt cess 0 countenance of Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall. She is seen in, — complacent mood as she enters courthouse with (left) Mrs, Edwin Carpender and (right) Arthur Carpender, kinfolks; model wife of &ll model SULTAN’S PALACE MADE GAMBLING HALL wives. © She not only is his = - — = = model and a noted designer i e of clothes, but is a mothe: ! and housewife. = Ileana’s ; Crown Prince Humbert. Hugo Vertes, famed Hun- garian artist, declares his is Autumn’s chill isn’t keep- ing J. R. McCarl, controller- general of U. §., off Wash- ington, D. C., links. He doesn't slice in golf like he does in government offices, Wanderer . | eo— . Dominent figure in Ger- many’s emaciated military machine now is Lieut. Gen. Von Lassberg, infantry com« mander. . Luisa Te_trazzini, famed opera soprano of yesteryear, is oneymooning in Italy with a new husband youthful enough to be her son. He is one Pietro Vernatti. The pair are seen after the ceremony in Florence, BUILD UNDER WATER PASSAGE FROM ABOVE BAY, Once magnificent palace of Turkish sultan in Constantinople, now is a public gambling hall. Photo shows the former “Golden Horn” ballroom, with gaming tables -arranged around the walls, Guards Balt . SENDING NEWS TO YOU “" e ——————————— 'Vehlcplar tube is being built I Tube caissons are being sunk in floated into position. > Pretty model posed for this picture just to empha- size fact that rabbit fur trimming will be modish this winter. Like her late husband, famed author, Mrs. Jack London is a wanderer. She's back in San Francisco after year’s stay abroad. EFS Foreign Serviee Germany’s Baltic fleet ha' . Switchboard through which score of special wires are 8 new commander, Rear Ad uring out news of Hall-Mills trial to country and world. '’ Incated in courthonsa in Somerville. N. J.