Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 26, 1922 · page 8

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} De Wolfe Hooper. famed for his "Casey at the But." his acting and"
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WILL GET $187,500 FOR APOLOGY.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.1“ ‘ Mrs. Gertrude Lindermnn Gilmour, who, under the terms of her
mother's will. must ask her brother's pardon for an alleged attempt to
jfrnln" the family or else forfeit her share in $750,000 estate.

OFFERS A HUNDRED FOR HUSBAND.

.mggmington Spreekols Wakefield. first wife of the late
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'receutly in the latest news of the Candle; family of Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Byrield is suing Walter T. Candler.
non of the Coca-Cola millionaire, because of an alleged attack and Miss de Bouchelle has announced her

engagement to wed Asa G. Candler, head of the'house and father of Walter T. -

ALL IRELAND AND BRITISH POLO PLAYERS.

 

 

 

 

Six experts from the other side
arrive for international events at
Rumson. Above is; the all Ire-
land four. From left to right.
J. A.-Trench, C-npt. W. Lingard
Gouldmg, G. C. V. Douglas and
Capt. F. A. Gill Below are the
two Britons who will play with
two Americans on the Eastcott
four. Left to right, Major F. B.
Hurndall and Major Vivian ‘V.
Lockott.

 

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Mrs. Philip Boileau, the beautiful Widow Hf . a
_painter, fears longer‘skirts will add years to items-21‘s age; ‘
them to abandon bobbed tresses. "3

. GLIDERS’ CONTEST AT CIARMONT-FERRAND, mm:-

Air Glider Edmund 1‘. Allen of Chicago. who finished ,
the contest, the winner being M. Bosautrot, pilot of a F21:
His longest flight was titty minutes.

 

MARIE TEMPEST RETURNS.

 

 

 

 

 

Miss .Marie Tempest an old
«firtime actress and musical comedy
fartist ‘ who has been in retire- .
'Ement, has returned to’ the stage Miss Irene Caszfe, tier»:

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