Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 9, 1923 · page 12

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To the great joy of Miss Ethel Johoda her big pct. Hecla. "‘

won first prize for Great Danes at dog show recently held ‘ Sharpshooter
in Elmhurst, Long Island, N. Y. .

 

A Tight Squeeze

 

To arrange an international
rifle match to he held at
Camp Perry. 0.. Sen. S. W.
Brookhart of Iowa has
sailed for Europe.

 

Message of

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Caught between two trolley cars going in the opposite
direction at Astoria, Long Island, N. Y.. the driver or this
car escaped without injury. but it is a safe bet 17.: he
will never forget his experience.

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ett Corwin, New York, is going to be a Jack Dem se ' ' -K‘ ' ' Rock
me day. You can t tell his pals different, because afth}; (lint mg"! D. ' efellerJr.,

-. of twelve young Mr. Corwin weighs 165 pounds.

 

 
 

 

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2 LAST MINUTE PHOTOS AMAAA, THEANEwg

Among Americans captured when bandits held up Peking , ‘
tram at Suchow was Miss Lucy C. Aldrich, sister-

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pl l of Commerce and news :- con-e“- , Selling Stakes at 1m with 2 to 1 price on him. Here he 18 shown leading 01)“
- _ spondent. ,It Is reported-Miss Aldrich‘has been released.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Defying Death Oriental Gift Youthful Heroine

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(By Pacific & Atlantic) +8: Pacific 5 Atlantic)
Steve Brodie jumped from This ancient J up a n e s e

Brooklyn Bridge, but these sword, shown above with
gents, with malice afore- policeman, was gift to

 

 

thought. Climbed t0 dizz’y Police Commissioner En- For rescuing Mrs. Louise Westlakc from i , .; .
bridge top as part of day 8 right, New York, from at Auburn. N. Y., Katherine E. Ernst :‘cti', . .. ,
JOb. . "I; Japanese Home Secretary. was awarded bronze Carnegie hero medai.

Delegate cord

" 3"“ ' Greeted With Flowers After Re

Cross-Countrv Trip

(3: Pacific 8 Atlantic)
Mrs. Dclevan Cowles. Chi-

cago. will represent the na-

tion‘s business women at

, Lieuts. Oakley Kelly (left) and John S. Macready (right) were grcetci ,t' ' -;‘~
the L“ 5- Chamber Of Com- Major Arnold on their arrival in San Diego, Cal, after record Cl‘OSS-C""“"“ "

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merce convention in New ‘ . . .

York. _. ,5 -' Risking Life a Joke to

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Cheer Lafayette, We re Here , _ f ‘33“. ‘ .. '. g .
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Good Natured Good Will
Delegation of American
girls wigwagged with flags

their greeting to French D ‘teufact th t ’ d ayed pole to and ffcih’nili'fiii‘i

. - es 1 a W1]! SW ' ' “ ‘3;
hosts on their arrival at steeglejacks enjoyed repairing flagpole 400 feet some toe
Havro. street crowds.“

Tufter in Front All the Way

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

John Powell

 
 

(B! Paczfic h Angst-F)

Mt”, 0“ 0f W mien-dds in training. galloped off with the Garden City

 
 
 
 

and John Powell, secretary

 
 
 
 
 

and All Over across tape.

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