«summit m
Shoose Vital Interest in
Life and Stick to It,” Famous
Author.’ 3 Reape for Success}
1“;I"
Wmdc Atherton Blames
{Part of Lame“ of Present
:‘f'uncs on Slade Physical
posture of Younger Gea-
Eerarion “FM .-. ... 2'
. , g.
or ,3. \2: 1erton, dean of Amad-
_ 7. 93,13 the latest to enter h
:‘i 1 the modem tla S:
p, ,; 1 c physical is
r. . .11 and spiritual and M
#L’ . .;~. the physical makesf
h .. “a m of the other 311:!!-
- r: 'y for the welfare o the
5.. » d1stinguished
1.3.. . f the modern hmwalk is
a. - 5.: straightu’ and to
rai" ». <1.c will, subconselolnly,
tit-H 7, ; 11t straighter. .
r; M .1 a subtle cormccflon he
I!“ 1 ~ p ‘15 cal the mentaLand
LL; said Gertrude Atllertcn.
4'. ,» . v. 1man author, “and to-
r . - st: 1kingly exemplified.
.17 .11 and spiritual lanes
I, :t is expressed in the
1- :11 posture of the Ham.
N01 a Virile Mother
«11" 1111 consider! her It seems
if" {r 11. .1t she should bum the
“If. 1 a virile race. And. by
"1.11. not mean merely a race
C:‘-'1CJIIY strong and ado;-
1.1: .- 111;: has sonmlfi “gums. Athena. wlle believes the
.3. r111: xgoglwum o. themay be accomplished by a return to
lC'i' 1v ..13 “a“ “m...
"111-11: Oxen‘ l tiell of the N
." g! rr11rvcnation 0 an 01! II ”I III].-
3’” :1?“th gttimublgion O! the Jim lgsgrewtlnreby ”Entree-
g: ‘ 31;: is fr; from? are of self-respect and mental hcdth.
5.. » _ s her old endurance, her “3'? mmtombemea "Eda" .mgch: our flapper"
1' " ‘ ‘” “M", “W?“ .B‘“ would be compelled to w: .1111 sit
} " . "mm, o "“e’ ' “enshmting a straight I na‘aend. “walking
. ‘ . uttingetraig er, en pres—
, ,_>.he.m1nd,_more than “'9 entl see and think etrsi hter. A
M: . .‘muvenatlon, ‘ return ‘° well’fitted corset is a good oundation
:1: "_ 1351:; "and DOW" 0‘ 0“! for ”lmfi: Incidently, ehétlrahight
'. ' 1 use rm “greater t to
'14“ my this be achieved! . :4 :11...“
andincrascd enjoy-
mt id simple, wholesome things, for
which. now, stimulants and narcotics
are substitutes Let us, then. corset
made a beginning.
success in life?
interest and stick to it.
materialism and unleavcned idealism
are equally doomed to failure.
finest brains are practical, illuminated
by the spirit."-
.rl
meats! rejuvenation of the race
the simplicity and power of our
1
We shall have at least
“What do I consider the way to
“Select something big as a vital
Undilutod
The
RAPPERS, SAYS
1 uzhter of Norwalk Judge,
1‘” K1ll1lvcn Lydon.
»- E11‘l of today. contrary
111. is not the frivolous
1 "wr a serious-minded.
. 'tle person. accordlng
1 ‘11-1shurgh, daughter of
1 . H. Vosburgh. who has
:11 1 1 111 her homeat 61 Put-
> . after completing her
1» 1 . 1'11- at Bernard college of.
' :w-rslty.
WI and best sellers have
*1 to make us belleve that
1: Just one pettlng;party
1 fhor, We. as well as the
world. took them at thelr
1:1 r so when ordcred to obtain
.11 7‘ "hand Information about
.31. we hurried over to see
hurzh. who proved a very
- hostess. Shn Is a splendid
«Ir-n of the Amerlcan college
71”, lithe Illillvr‘d. Wlth bobbed
1‘11 ‘r 11r. lmlny 1111 kcd up under I.
'. ‘ - oyos “1111*11 have A hlbll 0f
‘ 1 ry “'11111 and a qulck, frank
\11y nnvwllst or eccnarlo
.11».- a 1nr meetlng her would not
" 1 11m conege glrl a ny-away.
Lav“ ' - shed all delusion, the In-
-- 111ml hor wlth questions.
.. 1' 1.1, University." she explaln-
'. 11mm- student government.
-- 1111 honor code. as lt were.
11's are placed upon thetr
. 11m not under supervlslou
.: ': examinations. Smoklng
'n 1 11ml 1n the dormitory and
‘1..- sr'mnl of the glrls do smoke.
1m 1 11m 11. number as the world
’. 1- ' m to have us believe. Peru
‘1 If y fact that it la Walla-
" :3 many who otherwise
. ".—
T!
’A ,
"the thing
thlng da~
:“n ”no." we added.
3" " ."n 1: always the
a:
A! '11- vimnk this ln. we saw slow-
. n‘: curly delusion number 03‘-
--'-' 4°. 11 that a. prlm, bespectacled
1.1. atwnys camped on the WW
.. -: 111:1: wagging and wlcked
1-. ‘1»11- chief lndoor sport. 0
‘1 movlesl 0 ScottrFltllOr-
‘»"‘1$1111rgh's class there are
1 and 300 girls. Girl! from
north and south: girls from
' 1n and drowsy China. from
1n Islands and far-away
‘» One of the Japan...
:1 the daughter of an Illus-
r‘=‘~.1;an. a graduate of Yale
1x ho ls educating hls chll-
1 1:1 Amvrlcan schools.
“I” 1. 11'nt forum luncheons are
," ”’5' Popular on the social calen-
" " 1 .. (allege. Each week. 08-
“I“ .‘1 as \‘oshurgh. a luncheon 1d
""“1 a' “blob some
if"?! Addresses the students and!
“l ’1“ ms»: with them question-
.5" “ ‘ To his tallr. At one of these
‘l’cht'ns during the pest term a
‘71-: 1"‘1'1 of Karl Marx spoke. while
. “other occasion HM
7““. C? was the guest of hon-
1.1C,
a: “3" 1 fe. contrary to 9115‘” °’h'
.‘1 I an uninterrupted round 01
1' {Ti lrstivi 19.1.0! course. “I“. m
7" 1* 2 most of the glrla are so 011'
" W"! in their studies that th" find
j' 1'1 .ms for teas and the like. When
fine- recreation they find It ”I
“.112. baseball or at th. "33‘
“ \liss Vosburgh confided: M
A -7.n'.: 11nr sophomol’. If." .h. Md
‘r'w ipato In any of these “I”
. r 11-, she ls looking torward ‘9
Adar:- 1n the admin!“ 1'3.“-
E’Wr rr \oltalre and Goal!” 30"
. ’rr:n1 ent we turned to the cm
\; m-h'f cuuent plays 1nd bookl- X!-
f 1 -P'1rrh ls of the oplnlon that 0!.
”12s are better constructed (m
"m *u: sr-Hrrs of toth- '
‘ .. .4. h... IhQ (xflhm
“3“bbtfiwmzflafie
'
011E613 GIRL T00 SERIOUS T0 BE '
HELEN VDSBURGII
Home on Vacation, Declares
Students Haven’t Much Time for Movies and Best
Sellers—ls One of Honor Girls 111 Class at Barnard.
books of today appear to be nothing
more than a collection of the opinions
of various people upon the same sub-
jwt‘lD
”Noctune." by Frank Swimmerton.
she found very Interesting. and agreed
with the writer that "Main Street"
was readable only In spots. The fa-
.vorlte play of the majorlty of her
ole-mates. ls "Ram,” while "Slx
' Characters ln Search of an Author."
which was branded as "lntelluctal,"
found scant favor with them.
Consider an Interview lost. warned
an inner voles. unless you obtain an
lmpresslon of New York. So we put
1t up to Mlse Vosburgh, and discover-
ed that New York with its myriad of
llghte and towering structures: New
York. the Mecca of most of our
dreams. hold no nllurement for this
Miss. who preferred her own home
town.
A little Chow, dozing on her lap.
stirred ant‘. something told us it was
time to depart. And so we rose, but
not before we learned that Miss Yos-
burgh was an honor pupil from Nor-
walk ngh school. from which she
graduated and that she ls one of the
twenty honor students from her class
of over soo at Columbla. She le work-
lng for a Bachelor of Arts degree and
having a lltorary tendency ls very
interested ln wrltlng. Next term. due
to her high standing. she will be en-l
titled to make an extensive study ot-
Engllsh as on honor student. The
hope of literature line In such as she
and we are strong for the college girl
of today. after meeting Miss Vos-
burgh. who personlnoe this type.
BUILDING 300111
IS STILL 0N
Permits Show Increase in
May—Nowell: Held State
Record in April.
Bulldlng permlta issued trom Janu-
ary 1st untll May 30th. aggregate
more than a mllllon dollars according
to the monthly report of Building In-
spector George 8. Hubbell submitted
to the Common council last nlglrt.
The bundlng boom to Norwalk to con-
lnutng. the report shows.
The report for the once of the
Bulldlng Inspector for the month of
Hay. 1918. b as tollowe:
There has been no decrrse taunts
number of permlte lmued urlng ay,
though the total astlmated cost has
tattoo below the record for Aprtl. as
no appncatlone coves-lug large con-
tracts were flled. the highest being
“0.000.
Bundlng parmtte Issued “messed
from 97 tn April to es la new.
Plumbing tuned Increased
pamltemed Increased
MCCbAMltoI‘hm-
Manual construction continues
latheleadwl-thIOpermlte. serum
.3; sure and one. buildings 11.
churches hand amusement enter-
prisons.
Them
1" mm and addlttoue. so
’2!!! medicated cost. 8836.18030-
Ju planning W “1 var-
salt-W cast. “8.0104”.
mm mm 94 oct-
mm use. 80,006.00.
”Total permit- an. Total cost 8348.-
a.” received amounted to ”fly“-
I» 3!
permit!
lmnuusprutoeuellu
Electrical
tor the mouth U 0"
For the new buildings and addi-
tlons. 2866 permits. estimated cost,
31,278,056.
For plumbing installations. 184 per-
mits. cetlmated cost. $90,671.
For electrical Installatlons, 388 per-
mits. estimated cost, 826.458.
can om! m
NOW Pm
[SENATE DRINKS
White Star Line Adopts
New “Dry” Method; Wash-
ington Worried.
Malestlc calls from this port otday as
Majesltc calls from thls port today as
the first "dry" British liner bound ton
New York.
I an":
““““.““-
-1'1UIC
a/a/n ‘1 t“,“.“
‘ JU/sn-Ut
—\"~“s‘\-\-sm'~"\‘\
Total permlte. 858. Total cost, 81.-
395.185.00
merclnl Record of flew Haven. alsr
by S. “2 Straus & Co.. and Doug.
and C0,. of New York. the cost of now
construction In Norwnlk has been one
the past three months and in April
exceeded all others.
. ESDOBSE GOV. Sfimfi
PEORIA. 111.. June 13.—Two rero.
lutlons were adopted by the CH1
of Governor Smlth of New York 1'
elgnlng the prohibition enforcemcn!
repealer for that state. The first res
olutlon adopted by a vote of 11 to 4.
endorsed the "firm and American“
stand of Governor Smith. and the acc-
iond an "appmlatlon" of the stand
Governor Smlth has taken. was adopt-
ed by a vote of 12 to 3.
Miss Lillian Harris. 58 Chestnut
street. spent yesterday In New York.
It is lnterestlng to note that In tho‘
‘bulldlng records carrled 1n the Com. ‘
of the highest cltlcn in the state for_
council last night endorsing the 11""
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In an effort to estlmate the thlret
of the passengers about 500 of whom
are booked la the that) saloon, the
White Star line leaned blank forms
asking each tlckct holder to state his
needs. It is doubtful how far this
method wlll help the company to
avoid Jettlxing lte liquor stores at the
three mus limlt.
Heretofore. the Malesttc has cars-led
llquor supplies averglug 60.000 bottles
of beer. 8600 botles of wine. and
3. 000 of various splrlts. It ls under.
stbod that today she ls taking 8. 000
bottles of beer, 240 of wlue and 200
of miscellaneous Honors for her first
cabin pascugere.
J une Sixteenth.
‘1'.-’-l'l.-I-"l at
‘I‘\‘\‘\‘~‘\-\‘\
H
NIGHTIES
arr MED
a
...- For one day_ only
V—v
The Month's experience with the
new Uulted States ruling to awaltaed
eagerly by the other steam In com-
panics whlch expect to be alded ln
their own calculatlons by the results
of hes; tentative computation.
WASHINGTON, June 13.—-New poe-
slbultlcs appeared to have been lu-
jectcd Into the ship ”one: situation
today In view of the outta-standing
that the administration ls disposed to
seek some means of permltuug for-
eign vessels to hrtng llquor supplies
lnto Amer-loan ports providtng an in-
teruatlonal age-cement ls reached to
extend the search and seizure llmlt to
18 miles.
are cordially invited to the flow building
of the NorWalk Savings Society fi—om
4 o’clock to 10 o’clock on Saturday,
The Officers and Directors Will be
present to welcome you to the new
home of the Society.
PAGE W
Americans in China
Fear for Their lives
SHANGHAI. June 18 (Amoclated
ProI).—Condltlone in China were
termed "the'worst since the Boxer
outbreak" in a statement today in
which the American a-ochfioa of
China 'aud the American Chamber 01
Commerce of Shanghai united.
The organisation agreed that "Ame
erlcan three and liberty are endan-
gered and their prestige and busine-
are belng‘deatroyod by lack of strong
action!
Acabloot monumentatha
secretary or State in Washington.
ustatcmPfinceesflipe
bon. Extends to
just a little below the knees.
—-ARAREVALUE—'—-
A very new idea 111 a costuine Princess Slip, made ofve
fine quality Sateen m pastel colors,
der strap and yoke of self material with hemsfitching and rib-
shin-ed waist band, shoiily
, A generous assortment of. the famous Windsor Wuhan-eds Irlnkls
Crepe, some figured, some plain; as dainty round and V ueeh. Others of
fine Batiste and Cross her cheeks, neatly trimmed with hand embroideryi,
Special encasement: with the? manufacturer of these garments makes
possible this unusual offering.
You mustcome early to bake the best selection.
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