' THE SOUTH NORWALK'EVENING SENTIN'EL " "5 _ ~ THURSDAY, JAN. 5,. 1921 . ' —:s- _~l ILLUSTRATIONS OF CU NT NEW ~ EVENTS. ii h: p I ..> , ‘ BULL FIGHTERS COSTUME COST $4,000. . ICE COAT ON VESS—‘L '5 PICTURFSQUE- .. . . «ergo ENGLESH AUTHOR AND His WiFE. ”fl...“ . , , “WW”. The fishing schooner Dawn. which traverses the waters surrounding Newfoundland. carried thou- sands of pounds of ice on her rigging and deck when she reached her port in Boston. Rays of sunlight shining upon the frozen salt sea water made a picturesque scene as she lav in her berth. it took hours he. tore the crew of the vessel could chop the ice away . ~ SHE SHARES A MEAN RAPIER. W an.“ n n Molino, Spanish hull fighter, and Miss Estelle Penning, an actresfi. Molino’s arena attire, made of rich velvets and gold. cost him $4,000. He is regarded as one of Old Spain's greatest matmlors and ' will demonstrate his ability in tossing the hull before the American public. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. George. photographed in their hotel in New York city. where they are temporarily staying after their arrival from Europe. Mr. George. who is a noted “feminist," will tour America on a lecture trip. accompanied by his wife. SWISS PRIMA DONNA} COMING TO VISIT AMERICA. HIS LICENSE TO PRACTICE IN NEW YORK. The ‘Los Angeles Athletic Club claims Janet Ford is the prettiest fencing girl in the West. Judging solely by the picture. and in the nb- s sence of any dissenting voice from San Francisco, one must agree With the verdict. HONORED BY ROYALTY. . Dr. Adolf Lorenz. looking at the State and city licenses issued by the New York State Board of Re- gents in Health Commissioner Copeland‘s office. in New York city. This issuance to the Austrian surgeon will end all controversy over the legal right of Lorenz to practice in New York State. The law was upheld that no foreign surgeon could practice in the State without a license. Mlle, Beatrice hurt, fumed us a <illgPl‘, IIIJVV appearing at zh~ N " _ tional Theater of Zurich, Switw-rlund, is exm-(tcd soon to m ~k- 1v iiibow to American audiences IRISH PONY JUMPER A CONTORTIONIST. . .. ‘ r~v--v~-'~va—-W' ‘VVO'RLD’S LARGEST CRANE BUILT FOR U. S. NAVY. .3 , . .. .r h» LIBERTY. ARTHUR M¢£A§HIN UP. ’9- ‘ . a thirteen hand pony that won third prize in a jumping cask-tibia?» horses in Morristown last tail, is a contortionist as well ; r .. no a t'én'e‘er. Wheqhis youthful rider. Arthur McCashin; puts himpver, y, Y. tholbnrthe‘cnru up his hind legs clbse to his body in- a way that is all. ' mom end that clears the fences without a tick: James .McCashin o: - arm 1.: u 1.. the little chap tromIrelnpd lmnummer. Hi 5. l’ n‘ -. .. ._ ‘ 7 ' ‘ , '7 ., ' rane ever "built; do by the navy. .. It is shown lifti m and gueen of 1393111ng ' _ ind; ten-story 3» ’ oould’begplaced’ under its jib. The anueni: Egyptians. , _ m 983me .1 2mm : . , 7 ‘ m are _ ’ 7 7 mm. It .onld ift' a heavy Weight from any- m I- _ - , ‘ Parks, whohnikit. The,an is aim-i rhiln'de'lphia. Adam! ram”
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