New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], January 05, 1926, Image 16

About New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976

Image provided by: Connecticut State Library, Hartford, CT

                
S3
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD
uiitifii!iii!iii!niiiinin!iiiiiiiii;!ii!i!ii
H
Ej
A
D
CAMERA-M
EN TELL TH
li Ice Water Fan
ty i 4 i r V ': 1 3 K2 1
A Lucky Animal, Boivt Yon Think?
t7"W8(?i?
1 .X W J
U..IHIMM- iiii.i.i i linn in; in l n ii lliiu.M i !l fMiifiiUl.ui1il)liinillniiiji iil't'ii'k''UCTiMii
FiVWed or (Jul
- raws
I llV !'.. Jill' .lii.ililli' I
Thdiiftli only 8, Eddie Byer of
Auburn. N. Y.. hos rained AW-
(Hy Paciflc 4 Atlnnti-i tinction beyond bis fondest
Black beauty is being dolled up with powder puff for the annual dreams by being accorded the
horse show at Beverly Hills, Cal.. by Miss Hilda Gee (left), who, privilege of playing his violin be-
with Miss ermee r.gcrton, 13 telling him now good he is.
55 1n.vP.1dfl" A Atlnntlr)
This Boston, Mass., miss must have her pure aqua regardless of tho
weather. hc was out of luck on this call, fur tountain was frozen.
lily r.vlfir & Atlnnilo)
With students garbed as Ku
Klux Klansr.ien, the town of
Brighton, England, held jubilee
to raise funds for hospital for
sick children. Here's part of
procession.
Convert
Lady Luck Was With Them
fore President Coolidge.
Their First Sleigh Ride
H Three Americans Honored by French Government
iPy ravlfic & Atl.iiiti'-i
Red Fox St. .James, an Indian,
has been ordained deacon of the
Anglican Universal church, and
will conduct missions among his
people.
Mlm I'M!
fetal m0
5 IT? Pacini-4 A t .nit l-
The Cross of the Chevalier of the Legion of Honor was awarded
ag by the French government to three Americans Maj. Pollock, Maj.
Sussan and (.'apt. Cousunr who served in the French air forces in
the campaign ?.gainst the Riffs. They arc shown (front row, 1. to r.)
receiving awards from Gen. Gouraud.
Cocktail Queen of London Bar Abdicates "
(Bj-rariflc tc Atlami )
Luck was with autoists when these two- cars bolted down bank to
Mystic river, Boston, Mass. Passengers had just time enough to jump.
'" 1 T-Mi'.uj ' ' .' ;;m'.k."i '.'M'j.piij'i 'j vwm"mtwyMWii '
A Prize Chicken
EC
1 rh' 5 r
f -is.
f i f MM Mil ImiH
Sl3ferijJ'te f ff
yl Chilly Daily Dozen
p tltr P.i.iMf Atlnntlcl
For the third time .1. V. Aivlre-.vs's Wyar.dotie pullet hs captured
55 first prize at the !..u-;n, Mass., p.-illiy slviw. H is shown with
s the bird and cup.
After having mixed cocktails Giant Passenger Shin to Be Launched
U I .!.. iu.
i.ic t?ti v ut , uuiiuuii, lur lilt;
last twenty-five years, Adah
Coleman, known as the Queen
of the Cocktails, is retiring.
She mixed dnnks fur kings,
princes and American diplomats
dying her rei.'ii)
m m-
Upheld
A Touch of iSalure
5 ' 11 :-ii:.' (t ,r' n.n 1
55 Rabbi Stephen S. Wi.-e was vii.-
55 dichted by an ovcrwhi-lmiiig vo;p
55 of the executive eonimitiee of
55 the United I'aVs'.::".. appeal fit
5 a meeting in New Yu.'k, an 1 his
fU resignation as chairman of
fjf United Palestine f;ii:d, which
55 followed criticism of his sermon
ITTJj.
1
I
-"1 : ' .rwiJ?
I ft.1
A
. ik . -
- i.t
1 w
iHt PiriBoft Atlnntf.-l
on histori.-al reality of Christ, The beauty of an Alpine winter is shown above, a scene far up in the
gj5 was withdrawn. Geschener' Alp. It will remain in that state until late spring.
(ByPaeilic Atlantic
Largest and fastest passenger steamship ever to be built in U. S., the
Malolo, shown on ways in Philadelphia, Pa-, shipyard. Shell run to
Honolulu.
When cold spell hit, Georgia re
cently, these children of Atlanta
saw ice for the first time. Not
having sleigh they improvised
one.
Original
(ly P.v-iEc k Atlnniic)
InRuencB of ultra-modern artists
who have turned to fashion de
signing is evidenced in this
Keeping in trim for try at swimming English channel next summer.
Irene Hesenius, Winthrop Mass, breaks ice with ax for daily dip in ,,; ot
icy waters.
Copyright! 1926: Pacific & Atlantfe Photot, Inc.
3
2
m m
5 f