New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1927, Page 5

BARON IN POVERTY MAY LOSE BRIDE Annulment of Marriage Because :, 0f Frand Asked New York, Nov. 8 (P—A recfugee Russian baron, found to have bor- rowed money on the eve of his vwedding to purchase a $4 wedding | ring and a suit of clothes and p oard Dill, today was on the of losing liis wealthy Ameri- ride. A referee has recommended to the supreme court that the marriag: of Florence Marjorie Clendenin, iaughter of Joseph Clendenin, cop- rer magnate and vice president of ihe American Smelting and Refining ‘ompany, to Baron George Tornow, be annulled on the Baron Tornow, possessor of a r replete with tale. dventure, and a n in the Russian fmperi ed Miss Clendenin last glamour mer capf guard, ma; grounds of | | December at the Little Church | Around the Corn Broadway's “shrine of romance, er a whirl- wind courtahip of threo weeks, ant 1gainst the wi father, They 10 hours after friends of the & away from a we parated about ceremony when ness spirited her iving with on-the-Hue The finding of the referee on the bride’s petition for annulment saidl wias tricked into baron “through the of or as a hushand for Miss Clendenin Misrcpresentation of his mor- al character, concealment of his nlawful residence in this country ind of Mis true financial condition, 11 of ‘which the brid B n learn unt ried, wera he annulment Prior to the marri stated, the baron and a loan of $100 was nece him to buy a wedding ri tain *“a change of clothing in which to be marric due hoard bill Baron Tornow's past was deq with at some length in 'hr finding. He forma the finding declarec was made of a wom friendly in country in L a visitor's pass- port, With permission to stay thre the report continucr d to marry H. Hations HIDE FROM FLOGD ON COFFIN RAFTS Relief Workers Cheat Death by Its Own Tools Tolton, Vi, Nov. § (P—Tn this Little town where six bodies have been recovered from the flood mad- dened Winooskl river c licved to have dicd, c come a synibol of lifc acatl. Bolton is completoly ent of the world for vchicular even to get in there difficult task, by foot is a An Associated Press reporter who | made the 40 mile journcy from Bur- | lington to Montjelier, was told the story by inhabitants of how coffins had played their part in the sav |M,‘ of life i ‘When the flood came, \way houses right carrying t, one of | shanty S p- | to be four undertakers and th together to make a raft, Cheat Death with its Tools. On this grim structurc women were lashed were taken from upper windows, | men were saved from roofs, and death was cheatgd of at least some © very tools | ance wherc Rolton began NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, DIVORCE TAKES [ LEAP IN NATION \Gain of 3.1 Per Cent Over 1925 Is Reported | : s (LP)— another in- in the United St Divorce d 3.1 per cent last year as | d with 1925. Only 1.2 per cent more marriages ssenger got | on foot, \e twisted trackage of the | Central Vermont railroad, sloughing through a foot of mud on what was once the beautiful scenic highway, aking to the hills to get around ashouts where whole hills had umbled into the river. And when he got to Waterbury he not only got food hut Le was able o give instructions how to get it to Bolton. Raft Used to Get Food, ¢ “Have you got any coffins?" he <ked, and was told they had. He how coffins had heen us e work §n his (own iently to permit, was floate '1 ten miles down stream to Bolton wher the residents, seeing it approach, cheered the symbols of death th for a second time had saved thcir lives, Fear .\Vutosr IA)sf on 1ge vows were taken by 1,- couples in 1926, The total | riages performed the r was 1,188,334, of population, there ages per 1,000 S 8 1.5 1’\" against 1.52 In 19 In the national mny was cut down lows In Florida the n dx\oru ! of Colum increase of | recorded © comes from Ne- | Wrecked Vermont Road | Water . Vi, Nov. § (P—Jear was expr 1 today that harm had come to ten anutomo Burlington yesterda fn ) to take the 60 tch road and t 1ation of chil- f d Cross frv ington later t ne in withou upshire ranks next t of Columbin in re orce, with a deere TOR YOU ACross,Sick Child is Constipated! ¢ | Look at aturally—look. Mother tongue is coated. 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