Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 1, 1922 · page 9

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. ‘7 , WEDNESDAY, novamaeal- 92.,

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”Sport supersedes Art , Lloyd "George Qrinke the ‘Hemlrock .and. smiles, Looking to the Election ias an 141251211150

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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The hui‘m (right) almost cried as Mr. Lloyd George and family departed, While-

As 110111, not in defeat as in victory, David Lloyd George is pictured in this, exclusive
photo low. 111;: 10 Dov; 11mg“ Sheet after lesignation as British Premier. '

v ‘ 7 1 Immemalely thereafter the Hone-11:32
fi‘ 1‘?” 3051.97 Bares Her Heart - took up the reins of Government. :

juat been vacated ';- '

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fiohn McCormuck. famolls'lrish tenor, and Miss Glenna
hollett, woman n’s national golf champion, are shown after a
lane at Brae Bum Country Club, Auburndale, Mass,

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‘ Mildred C. Rockilt " Oscar Rozier Mrs. Catherine Rozier

In a hollow, emptied voice, Mrs. Catherine Rozieo-told in a Philadelphia courtroom of the
facts which caused her to slay her husbdnd and his stenographer, Mildred Reck'ett,

 

Many Belieoed Lost in N.” Y.’ Factory Fire

 

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test in 1921,1{153 Madge Merritt greeted the photographs!

when he called to find out what she wears when not or?

filed with her stage endeavors. She described this aha;
113611 gowp as pink canton drape. black lace 311d waft-5'1

yolvet. black brocade slippers, and, 011.3796, kmtting “a

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_ Was once a well-branched and vigorous crabapple tree ;
1 Now Brunswick, N: J.,' but since the discovery beneat ~
30f the bodies of the Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs,
‘ . . {1} R. Mills souvenir hunters he .Ve re :luced it to this

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"Fifteen girls are believed to ‘ . _’ 1 ... a . 1 N , ‘
have ”“5““ m the flames ~ * . amen. SH'RTED FASCISTI (:1an

Which swept through the
upper floors of a varnish
factory in Brooklyn, N. Y.,

. and turned the whole build-
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The police were able to l l.
identify only one dead.
Many were injured in leap: .
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suto collzding with a
.1 roller between Syra-
and Ithaca, Mrs. Irene
oTremaine, the dancer,
V 1y escaped probable
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