Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, July 30, 1923 · page 11

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.11' S-SO looking
three periocopes
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u. m- of women to try
fr 'ix‘mllal diving cham-
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Long Island, N. Y.

 

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510m Simpson (above), ea-
”‘Jgh rider and cowboy
treasurer of Tall Farm
Bureau Cotton MM
13 in New York to W
$40,000,000.

Tho loot word in memo-var. Tho battleship Colorado at.Philadelphia.

 

(3’ Pacific .1 Atlantic)

For the first time since she was put into service, the 8-50,
one of Uncle Sam' 3 latest subniarines, went into drydock
at Brooklyn Navy Yard recently far repairs. At the same
time preparations were made at Philadelphia Navy Yard

to place in commission next month the Colorado, the.
latest battleship. '

Bathing Beauty Weds

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Sidney Nelson, actress and
winner of the bathing
beauty contest last summer
at Atlantic City, was mar-
ried to Ma L. Sadowsky.
wealthy manufacturer of
New York. Miss Nelson is
nineteen years old and a na-
tive of New York. She . ill
reHIo- from the star; in

September.

Reason Enough

 

(By Pacific t Atlantic)
Dr. Louis Freedman worked
twenty-six hours making
chemical tests at Washing-
ton, D. C., to keep wedding
date with Miss Bertha Gal-
lup (above) at Albany.

Around the World With a Wheelbarrow

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

(3: Pacific 1 Atlantic)

Cool and comfortable these
two employes of Chicago

firm entered their place of
employment recently. They
then read notice on bulletin
board to the effect that the
dresses that they were were
banned because the sleeves

were not full length.

At home of Mrs. Nellie
Browning’s parents in Nem
York, Majorle Browning
(above), adopted daughter
of the Brownings, is alleged
to have said she “never
wanted to see her daddy
again.”

 
 

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(By PadflelAaaaflel
That handlebars are unnecessary on motorcycles, even
when traveling at thirty miles an hour, was demonstrat
by State Trooper George Diblin at Monmouth, N= J.

A Spill That JCarried a Thrill

 

 

(3! Pacific & AM)

Just as this horse was about to take the hurdles at Monmouth county Horse Show, West
End. N. J. A. L. Haskell (above), the rider, was shaken off when the horse suddenly
decided to stop. Mr. Haskell escaped with slight bruises. This most unusual photo_ shows '

the rider falling.

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Quake Damages This Home V“

 

 

Wheen

1am” of Ger-
lot (above),
governess. tried to get her

toreturn to France with

f she appealed to Ellis
1:1?an She'll stay.

 
 
 
 
 

”MOM
California’ a latest earthquake hurled chimney at San
Bernardino across alley and onto bed of George B. Fisher,
(above), wrecking home, 1 .... 11:. ”.1

Ninety-Four, but Goes to Work Daily

 

 

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