Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 29, 1923 · page 15

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films made with a friend, Miss Belvtfiane.§ru;1“ceh

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. m platform) directed traffic for twenty minutes at 'n Three W; b 3 ,‘ Tomkins (above), both 90. 1'
”-1: nm‘ in Los Angeles witbut aid of train

them . l ‘3 Gotfi _ . » vi“.-. ‘ ‘ 7 ; Matawan, N. J., _will cele.- mrmcumw

3 x brate sixty-fifth wedding E -Mother Nature has formed a very artistic and scenic tum;

. ' » .. ; . 3. nel on the automobileiroad leading into‘rYosemite Valley
Our Capttol at Night : . , ' ' f ,_ anniversary in a few days, in the form of large arched rocks.

Death Meets Engineer Returning to Ditty

‘ Though his train, a flier on the Central Railroad of New

‘ Jersey, had been derailed three davs before, J. M. Burke,
engineer, of Scranton, Pa... went back to his cab and met
death in this wreck pictured above,

After three ministers refused, Glndvs Walton. film star,
‘ divorced three weeks ago, was recently married to He ens-x.
M. Herbel in Los Angeles.

He’s a Record Breaker

 

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am of Capitol dome in the still waters of the
. n1 Garden lagoon. This is rhaps only photo made
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Explorer on D “Sh t0 0 e ‘. ' ._, ' " " " ' ‘ " back from abroad, said she
, ~ ~ 3. * 0 -~ would retain maiden name.
“Honeymoon? Too busy!”

 

Hour of Prayer

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1 ander Donald MacMillan, arctic explorefl; as he alp-
, ul when he sailed on his eighty-foot' I 930"
from Maine for emu“ survey of 1"?th ’

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I'Pteran Quits Army After 51 Year M a _ _ . , H l ‘ (”meow-nu.» " * - Z _ ‘. ; . . The devout Mohammedan

mounts crest of a high
Kindling ‘ blaze by friction ? r (a: Pmcsmmuci sand dune five times a dav,

in eleven attends. Arthur G! Having won beauty contest in Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Clyde K. faces to the East—the di-
\ Edwards of Sparrow Point, Byfield, who figured in suit against Asa Candler, son of rection of his sacred City of
Md, beat Boy Scouts from Coca-Cola King, Was congratulated by Rudolph Valentino. Mecca—and prays to Allah.

‘four smear ‘ - Americans Atterid Laying pf Hqspitgl Cornerstone
Seeks Divorce ‘- v‘ = " w - . , _

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” t 1 is mahown addressing his countrymen (among
‘ . , from left.) at the cornerstone laying of the new
at? claw ma of Americans and

W hen sergeant m m » 3

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will” 'll'm mum”

 

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