Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 8, 1922 · page 8

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. Horatio Bottomley (lelt). Member of the British Pariiem
former publisher or John Bull. who was held in London on e cherse
of converting to his own use £6,000 sterling belonging to the Victory
Bond Club. Bottomley denied the charges“ He is here shown with e
broad smile upon his race ee he left the Bow Street Station. ecoeln‘

PLEADS SELF DEFENSE IN KILLING. .'

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, - Former Judge Jean P. Boy of Oklehoma City..weli known in finen-
ciel circles. eeeerte the "death of Lient.-Col._.Peul ‘Wa‘r‘d fBéch‘U.‘ 8.
.Army, wee accidental,~ Bechfwaa killed while he was struggling; with
:Dey. who says that he surprised him torc'ing’fhisght‘tentiohe._on hire.

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”ARA,,S ASSASSINe .. . . Modwo ‘ ding as ncery

 

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the crime. Hench

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ehdhu wee m on March a. The plenefflehnoke u out he ooh- -
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tere of Lord Aehhurton, one of England's richest
Hon. Mrs. Charles Balfour. the Hon. Venetie Bari

Baring. The deck of cards prompts the question:

 

All wealthy. and with more than the average kirl'e share of good looks. A home enepshot oi the denun- :'

beers. From left to right. the Hon. Angela Bering. the
as. a lady in waiting to Queen Mary. and the Hon. Violet
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, 'ARE YOU Si . Y? LEARN TO'SWIM! 1T MEANS RENEWED HEALTH!
‘ Thirteen yeeéeefo, when Miss Dorothy Bechtel! ' 1 .
first sew the light, 9L day, ehe only three
pounds, end the doctor raid. she‘would never grownp. .

To-de ehe..ie,"the bonnie superior of may girle
Vmuch old’er end,nor§:expe‘rienced_then she

Ambeeeedor Swimmi Club.
youngest l to
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for her heelth to swimming

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7 tic Met
second piece int!» 100 yerd
’ breast stroke rece. Until she took up ewlinming. tour

eers ego.‘ ehe wee, weekly. Her perente, Dr. end
re. Hucknell of Germentown. Pe., give ell the credit

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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' Use of Durable Motels in {Jon-1.,
struction Gives Beeutx '
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UILDERS of ofice skyscraper! in
Neinorl: are taking e icef out
... of the book of Frank W.Wool—
worth who. thirty-five yars after he
opened his first fiv‘c and ten cent store 4 a
in Uties, N.’_‘Y..Vrce~rct_l_ithewtvaiie§t.
office Structure is the Ingrid es he
monument. - ,_ n; 7V ,. "
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The Princess Priscilla. little daughter of the Princess Bibesco, 1.

here, lion; in the carefree water color version or her painted
Elinor M. Bernard. the hen made 3 specialty of painting children.

_ i -. HowroMAxr-z YOUR'AERIAL

' To the novice trembling on the vex-seer one; into the radio world
the eerie! lento, mget‘ternnd‘ehlggot the ebe‘téciee to he surmounted be-
, (creme eweetgeu-elneot theflocel hrpedceeting ‘etetion enter his ears
try m or his own eat. tor-thepperetor the: hopes to hm the pmgram
lent out than points guite dfet‘ent‘jit u edvieeljle to' m'eke an eeriai some-

whet deborete.
wheelie—ere eumdenuy ‘ertieient tor the work commented

The the“: or hbe’ee.‘ much need on ships. ie dolled the inverted L. be-
Wade composing it in from one end. giv-

ceuee the iced-in moi there‘s;

= hitheippeereh’oeo: en“ L‘with .ite toe pointing eerthward. It you desire
‘ to_regein,,oge ejet'ion pertlcqlefly well the aerial ehould point in that di-
:_ 8200911. With}!!! legit-into the eponrtue indoore from the end nearest the

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..vresem, permitted entrees-s

> . ‘otientennkm ‘nvmod L, the T and {he

_ _ , 7 ,Thil, Wm 13 pgficnlerlyjflective in receiving long wave stations.
The length or theeeriei ebonid not exceed] oo‘teet. as in eending a longer
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The “T" Type.
'i‘he geoood;ggee.;zhe '11:: mean like-the inverted L. for n canswir or

rour'wiree‘ pended i'nlthe name plane. The lend-in to the set ::2 the
cone; ‘01‘ the T; inflow-Steamer infthe‘center of the span. The mm "Jr
‘muettaifl: cere' ' jtofiét fire‘fireci'sé center 11- he hopes to secure (lav max:-
mumIedrici en‘c‘yl'or his aerial. ' - . - ,
** The‘th‘lrd' ' WE "clingérialttheumbrelia, is more or lese of a makeshift-
denim” 'edror‘u’se‘Whe're the evening space is not sufficient for either me
inverted L‘oi- 'i‘ ’e‘erial' Thie‘type receives or transmits “was equally we“

 

.in’el'i muomgbut'u note very good radiator in my direction. it oun-

. list} of {payer mist. from "which four wired stretch downward and out-

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werd. Z'l‘he lied in this cone in from the upper end of theee winzs. ‘wrzn‘fi
are.“ olc'ouree. cerermty' insulated‘trom both the pole end the Maui"! If

. ‘ g-wthe toot. ‘holdinx‘the ‘entenna wires.

 

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