New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1927, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1927. "HERALD CAMERA-ME (] An NEA Service photographer recently ac- I ng but water between the two points. was taken a few hours later the water was the roofs of the big barns. " s :thn\lf‘ \(w‘jl\:ln‘j:g"'(o:‘{duii‘:;ru‘; ried one of the rescue boats working ie swall boats shown in this picture are 2—The househoat of Governor Murphree of weeping over the floor of the bridge. It was i—Thousands of little children are being e e s i rea ar Vi g, Miss, DrINSIng In nearly 350 refugces rescued from sippi, shown in this plcture, rescued a scessary to leave the horses shown on the cared for in the Red Cross refugee camps. Vicksburg, Miss. ; ; S e MR e i gLy : Bt ] T ; ] . 7—inisters are holding services in some DL e g et i axes ; : for them on This picture shows a little tot in one of the » graphic story of his trip s time ar Holly's Bluft in the Yazoo delta of large number of refugces north of Vicksburg. bridge, as there was no room for the L O R A e e el e s were picked oft small boafs, house- sippi, north of Vicksburg, The extent Nearly $00 people were rescued from this the = Lo T S AR e AU R R S : e honeless were safe the flood is indicated by the fact that this bridge near Holland" 1 s, by the 4—Tins piciure shows the rich plantation p of milk. ¢ cisburg camp. s ugee camp is toid in the pictures above. picture was taken nearly 25 miles from the Ransdell, a river hoat, er they spent two of Houston Bros., near Murphy, M <x3| th, d.u 11(‘ bt_ nyn ‘?Ulox;‘r:: ;!;nlr‘\":‘a“r‘g)l °-',§f§;z°‘$5 e 1e of the tent kitchens of a refugee ctures tell better than words the great main channel of the Mississippi river with days there without food. When this picture Sunflower river, with the flood waters up to reamed of in days ploy a a - Smiles of Confidence BESIDE A SPECTRAL MONUMENT TO THE TITANIC Naughty, Naughty! ; OUT OF THE BACK BACKWOODS' I soul, a lone ice berg floats past the revenue cutter Modoc as she VS above the ocean grave in in the North Atlantic of the 1517 p died in the Titanic disaster. A collision with an iceberg, it will be remembered, sank ti: steamship on her maiden voyage to America. Puppy Love Results in Elopement —NEA Service, New York Bureau Mrs. Lloyd Bertaud (left) and Mys. Clarence Chamberlin, wives of the airmen who are to attempt the New York-to-Paris hop. are confident of their husbands’ success. That is, if their thoufihts are faithfully reflected by the smiles with which they . o7 are here a test at Curtiss Field, Long Island, of the Wright- i Y Bellanca monoplane which Chamberlin and Bert Acosta recently Return ofa ng ; piloted to a world's sustained flight record over New York. Fn s ; 3 Y ©That incorrigible Prince of 2 i : 1 Wales is making people talk SOCIETY ON THE SCREEN 3 0\ v 5 i : again, Visiting Spain, he refuses o g e — — — ————— Sa ) i : to wear uniforms, but insists on ; : ; : e sl P - reviewing fleets and inspecting - - i Underwood & Undeswood armies in a suit of gray striped From the remotest junglesf the Malay Peninsula came these twol flannels and a “bowler” as above. odd specimens of the animal world, to provide entertainment for vigw Spanish dignitaries, great stick- itors to American zoos. The ape, looking as aged as Methusclah, is lers for ctiquette, are very upset an excellent specimen of the orang-cutang. Bruin, scratching hime ‘about it ‘self pensively, is a sun bear, i She Totes Mail Here’s a Lulu From Honolulu ce Remus, ealled king of E IS &,.Eamg e} ican bootleggers, halted on Detroit Bureau turn to Cincin from two Miss | v Grec ardon us, Mrs. Tyrrell,) age 19, is | sentences, that this sure tha t with Mr. Tyrrell, age 21, is not a icture might be taken, Remus, “pup! v 1 though P * does play with puppies, NEA, San réputed to have made §5,500,000 as s ture above. Miss Green, daughter of Gov- i ',“';\. "]* Hl L e from his liquor d. will now re= crnor Frod \ Green, of Michigan, became Mrs. ‘Tyvrrell after a :"‘Lr“ MR e ic oL an tire from business, e fourth mor courtship. The couple eloped from Michigan (. maii 1ay! e 2 S o o State College, at Lansing, to Bowling Green, 0., where they Atice smel, an i r Coming to mateh ner charm with the heauties of the United mourning her loss, but the motion picture bus e were married. Paients of both have hlo.\s@dvtlwm. Tyrrell, “‘\];"q‘;y‘l'zl \}"“{ S patentont, .\'t;}_tes, Miss Honolulu, in p)'ivu}o life Miss Alice Balish, I}as profits handsomely. shown in inset and also a M. 8. C. student, is the son of a gnyee qunced in ihe movies ana arTived at Los Angeles. The sland queen is half 'Assyrian Detreit investment broker, written short stories and half French,