Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 23, 1923 · page 9

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_ (3: Pacific, 5 Atlantic)
Here is shown the epoch-

making start of the United
S t a t e 3 Air Mail's first
twenty-eight-hour t r a n s -
continental plane service.
In flight between New York

alnd San Francisco, the
Flames will make six stops.

hotos show Pilot Johnson
llea¥ing Hazelhurst Field,

Look, Girls

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Crewd watches firemen at work.
(Ev Padlc & Atlantic)

Close-up of collapsed wall.

0n Pleasure Bent

 

Two firemen were killed and

Loading mail on plane {or cross-continent flight

Loses Leg But Not Grit

forty-nine injured when the

roof and front wall of a

 

meeting hell in Brooklyn,
N. Y., collapsed after fire

gutted the building. Graphic
After eight months of idleness, the fair Helene Chadwick
has found that the already mentioned eight months did
much to make her—well. you know, lazy. Therefore, she
has started all kinds of athletic lessons to get in trim.

Shades of Old Izaak Walton

views of the ruined struc-

ture are shown above

The man that makes your
gloves, Lucius A. Littauer,
sailed recently on Aquitania
to seek new style ideas in

 

 

Europe.

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Behold King Cotton

 

Loss of leg u 111 not end his career as flier, Oscar McElhaney
(ahnvm will friends who visited him at Poughkeepsie,
N. Y., hospital after plane mishap.

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Enjoying herself at Narragansett Pier, R. I.. is Miss Ethel
Dempsey. prominent in society here. She is shown on
beach with horse.

A Real All-Around Champ

 

 

This heavyweight got the
P. O. (yep, pull out) from
Fred Gerstner (left) and
Edward Mullen after a hard —

fight in the Gulf of Mexico

-. .- :1 Allen (1-ight),seventy-eight Federal employe, New Decked out as King Cotton, little Lawrence B. Sander, off New Orleans, where the At R' ht._Ade1jne Gehri ,
‘2 wk. m entlv married for second time, received felicita- shown above in his royal carriage, won first prize at cot- two fishermen live. 18 g

 

 

from friends. ton carnival at Opelousas, La. alloaround woman cham— . V, ‘ ;
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Friends Tender Barbecue to r r y’s ans Companion Yorkers that m} could toss ..' é“; -, M M
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mself to congratulate the demure waitress.

 

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