Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 30, 1924 · page 11

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(By Pacincletlanticl Hands thrust forward in greeting as Cardinal Hayes was escorted down Qancplank.

The kindly face of PatiiLk Cardinal Hayes showed his pleasure at greeting from home folk as shrieking .
of sirens and chems of thousands heralded h3s homecoming, bearing- highest honorslthe Pope can bestow, $400,000 Damn e b’V Fire

was marked by one of tl3 e greatest welcomes New Y ork City has e\ or seen.

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A terrific blaze in box and lumber factory in Brook}; 33. \. Y ., resulted
in damages estimated at, $400,000. .

 

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Helene Jesmer, former chorus
beautv is suing Philip M. Plant 2
for $500 000 as result of a joy
was ride in “hich Miss Jesmer
claims she was injured in auto
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Mrs. Clarence O. Baring Clarence O. Baring
To indictments charging he tried to ta‘ e his wifes life. by putting

 

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For savin his little mistress’ life, \irginia Thompson, 3 ed six, gem35 3'1 w _

Dappir sheikls are Fwailing the manner in which the girls are czpy- Trouble, aglarge collie dog, was awarded a medal by the I-I-umane N. 1., pleaded not uilts. He' 5 insane, said his mot her.

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“bmish bobs,” but have now adopted sideburns to give them that ’ Californla Votes for (10011ng

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