New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1927, Page 24

4 5 e i+ st s, o Vil I 2000 B ol i 7 s e . — P ] DLIS I 1 and Hunter , i the Helen ¢ national A PLUCKED M I ., snrzeon remaved ‘a needle, which had piereed her side while at pl (International Ne UVARDED — lara Boy friends, and is under movie W BOATS—The Sensation, last of the Mississipp: river, giving movie and spoken shows, in otherwise unentertained hamlets, Deckhands must be actors; vice versa, LANT OF THE MISSISSIPPI SHO EVE) and Germs divide hono in dual track meet at Paris, Rene Wiriath 500 meter top), for i Reeg wins the broad Jump (?‘w]m\'\, tor German Tt NEW AND OLD—DBrigadier General James E. Fechet (top), succeeds Major Gen- -eral Mason Patrick (below), as chief of the Army Air Serviee. (intemational » reel) S K R THE END — Tligh winds tore off rudder, and sent the giant liner of the London - Amsterdam ice to the ground r Croydon. Me- chanie. Killed; seven s injured. S MI'RDER — Charles no, (above), eight, is principal witness of the murder of Judson Pratt, paymaster. Patrolman Dan- iel Graham, cnee hig guard, is accused of *‘New York’s most brutal murder,"” Ut national Newereel) B O R R B B — till plies the old (International Newsreel)| sty LAR AL PN L ZD L2 L /TN | /1 - ‘;vm—va\———:-——.w.——-.;wnuv—-m;\-PWA\“”A‘L‘;‘ 2 Bhaadamsdia bl 228 T 71N ] hanbafl el TN T AN T 7T\ T 2TS T _ZIN T e p ey S e S— e =