Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 19, 1923 · page 12

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Seeds!

 

men Beautify Church

 
 

 

Worthy Work

 
 

 

(By Pacific 5: Atlantic)

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. f F' tM till’d’fmtfii; 5:53”; head, has sent members of
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Awaiting new $300,000 edifice or irs e 0 18 p p Congress 60,000 packages

Church. Oak Park. 11]., members of the parish beautified _ _ 9
old edifice with timely coat of paint. for friends. Got yours yet .
Wises to R0

Great Throng Extends Best

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

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Huge crowd of well~wishers gathered outside Quirinal to see newlyweds.

Regal pomp and ceremony marked the marriage of Prin-
cess Yolanda of Italy to Count Calvi di Bergolo. Thousands
stood in streets for hours to get glimpse of happy couple.

H andsome9 A Credit

 
 

 

 

 

 

Arthur Norris. l9. printer,
preacher and “pastor" of the
Bon Air. Delaware County,
Pa., Bethesda Community
Church. refuses to relinquish
his pulpit to the Rev. W. L.
Stock. an ordained minister
sent to replace him. The
“Boy Preacher” has defied
the. church authorities in
their attmept to oust him.

Christened ‘

Students of Georgia Tech
“Skinny”
(above) the ugliest man in

 

voted Brannon

school. The twenty-seven
candidates in cl u d e d two
professors.

 

Thomas McConville, seven-
teen, Washington Boy
Scout, has won fifty-four of
possible sixty-two decora-
tions. Daughters of Amer-
ican Revolution gave him

 

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First baby to be christened by radio 13(‘i’miizduédfihn

Beatrice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Coker of Atlanta,
Ga., here seen with mother during christening in Atlanta.
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LAST MINUTE rjo'ros

 

For twenty-two years 0. F.~

yal Italian Bride—First

 

was no
mars agar

 

 

Germany Comes to Front With

 

 

 

 

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Photos of We ding

 
 
 

 

 

 

- my Pacific & Atlantic)
0n balcony at Rome Quirinal are (left to right) King
Victor Emmanuel, Queen Mother Margherita, bride and

' groom, Queen Elena, Royal Princesses and Prince Hubert.

Sues Millionaire’s Son

 

Muriel Sharp, twenty-four, has started suit against C. J.
Ryan. son of Thomas Fortune Ryan. New York banker,
claiming he broke contract to pay her $500 a month for
use of one room in her apartment.

Just Before the Battle

 

' (3! Pacino & Atlantic)
“Goldie” Rapp and Zack Wheat, Philadelphia and Brooklyn
captains, pose for their picture in an attitude of earnest
conference before fourteen-inning. tie that opened season
at Ebbets Field. Wonder what they had to confer about?

 
 

 

 
 

 

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(By Pacific & Atlantic)
Germany claims to have
solved the noisy milkman
problem by the use of
motor trucks like this, a
common sight on the streets
\of Berlin these days.

Charlie Paddock, LT?
sity of California 5;

 

enter Paris games is; 33 _
worked out day af‘M-l‘ 2.
rival in l\ew York.

Danced Across Three States for Record

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awaiting A. A. L'. punt} to

IN THE NEWS

Noiseiéss Milk Truck

 

 

 

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Miss Vera Sheppard, nineteen, New York. establishcil 3‘

sixty-nine hours. She danced in three States. :\'r'-".\' ‘J

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marathon (lance record by keeping her feet m<>’.‘i g; "r

New Jersey and Connecticut, to avoid police inicril5.5;-.

Little, but—

 

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Though dwarfed, compared to big guns on L'.
sylvania, this little one-pounder registered its share 3‘ k ::
down at Panama.

Studio St. Peter

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You’ve heard how difficult it is to get inside 3 m0?“
picture studio without the proper authority and all that.
Here it is happening right before your eyes. Sam Baffm‘fi'
gateman at Hollywood Studio, doesn’t think that the slip
of paper the young aspirant for movie fame is presenting
18 good enough to get by. This is a quiet day. Generall).
he’s up to his neck in candidates.
(Comm. 192:. has: .1 Atlantic Photos. Inc.)

 

 
 
 
 

 

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