Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 16, 1923 · page 27

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r - ;: Cruiser Richmond, with 110,000 horsepower, highest in nav (shown above at sea). No auto worth more “I“! could take Pm 11$th race
in completed standardization trials at Rockland, Me, at a speefi of 34.48 knots. This at Santa Ana, C“- .Th0 . 1 C‘MW; was worked
up is first one built on Atlantic coast, 7‘ “p to twenty-five ml“ an Inn-.1; - ll -

Mother Hubbard Celebrates Steamship Burns to Voters Edge?

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Dancing contests don't strike younger element‘as well as
orange eating contests, according to Nunnie Grasella
(above), Newark, N, J., champ, who ate ten in one try.

Elks Lay Cornerstone for New Home

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(By Purine I Atlantic)
One of New York's oldest mothers who celebrated Mothers'
Day was Mrs/Harriet Hubbard (above) just past 100th
birthday.

Entire fire fighting equipment of the Erie Basin district,
Brooklyn. was called out to quench terrific flames in the
hold of the steamship Santa Marta (above), at the pier,

Heiress Narrowly Escapes Deportation

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With the laying of cornerstone of new Elks home at Phila-
delphia, copies of Philadelphia papers, coins and pictures
of lodge officials were sealed away.

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T' l M f t'vities at Wellesley College, Mass., took form of a pageant this year.
iiixifigi‘t toazigfilare Eleanor Sherwin. Louise Carp, Prudence Corley and Augusta .
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Miss Am, 83:35, (fi‘gfii‘, . Professor Recewes Medal for Hero Son
and niece, Lelia Capura, 77, 5, v ,' _ _. -_
narrowly escaped deporta~
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heiress and coming here to
attend college, had nobody
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For heroism of his son,
Lieut. A. H. Treadwell,
Prof. A. L. Trudwell of
, . Vassar Collegeneeea'vedDis-
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, The only woman in the from Major Gen. Bullard in ~
3 ' ti United States novel-meg; resenee of éiegtt £9 Sign?!
spring. This of the new C“! ODD-4! acneeowhouincharge. orRose, a . u an 3 , , ' v. . -4 ’7 ,
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