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STAMFORD, CONN.‘ ~ ___________________ Watch Our Window For M l:_\lllO SPECIALS WEEK ~—— me. twign'isafi Till: NORWALKS’ mm m 9 “u when”; l:l.ECTRIC CO. ”in gum 011m. 10° A.;' STULL 2400mm 8‘» W‘m 11 No. Main Street i l'"(),\‘E 2.7. \ MID-SUMMER SALE ‘-"\\ n l-ltu. SWING ALL OUR MERCHANDISE ' GREATLY REDUCE ' Rialto Clothes Silo? "W lll.\l.To THEATRE l "-3 Washington m M \wrualk's Busy Mal'l m 3. \‘M 03r~BCTICUT can!!! ‘ CLEANING 00. cm. 5:. so. mil. 6.. 1- Phone I. ”clean and ran" are. .«zuzuzoowmza: s O O Q ATTllE 'l'llliA'lRES AT THE‘ RIAIII‘O Neilan's “Fools First" Picture According to the reformers. scan- dalmongers and yellow newspapers. there are many. “coke, artists" in'the town at Hollywood. Calif. "Coke art- ists" means drug addicts. by the way. But ask Marshall Neilan. the la- mous director. it there is any truth in that statement. He tried his hard- est. to t'lnd‘one 'recently as a. member or a Cast. but was unable to do so. So there you are. In p re duclng "Fools First." his latest First NatiOnaI attraction. which is now playing at. the Rialto' theatre. he had‘the part. of a coke i‘len'd o nil. Neilan generally tries to get the real article ior.his.pictures. in'all re- spects. so he sent out two of his men Interesting - to dig up a "snow bird." A search of several days proved un- successful and - the producer finally had to till: the role With a. regular act- or. To read some‘accounts. of Holly- wood.".mussd the director reminia cently, "one would think a coke art- ist would be the easiest thing to cast in a picture. It therearo any here they must be dead and buried. for we good "salary." can't and them—even at a mighty NEW YORK. July 27.—-!'hero are more ancient Egyptian costumes and decorations to be shen‘ today on the streets or New York than there are in Cairo itself. according to Rise Gas-ah 8. Lyon. who has returned trom' a seven-months’ tour or Europe. Asia and Africa. "Egyptian women are falling under the influence of Western ideas and customs in the matter of dresd." said Miss Lyon. "and although » many or them have not yet abandoned the con- vention of veiling the’tace. the very latest and most tashlonable'voil‘a are as sheer as’a mist and most becom- ing.” . , Constantinople is also changing rapidly. Many more women go un- veiled on the streets than when she Visited the city three years ago. Miss Lyon declared. and the narrow. crooked thoroughfares which,tormer- ly boasted only. the few automobiles driven byormy emcers or reliei‘ work- ers. are now tilled with privately driv- en cars which charge through the crowd- and round 'cogners at break- neck speed. _ 'ln Stamboul Miss Lyon was.’ served an eight-course Turkish supper during the toast. of Ramazan by Moslem girls amllated with‘the Stamboul‘ Y. Vii. C. A. These girls are strict Moslcms. but share in the club lite. health and education work of the association. ”The most significant thing in Eu- rope snd the East. today." said Miss Lyon. "is the way in which the women of different races. creed. and political convictions are successfatiy overlook- ing war antagonisms. even to- the point or working together under the some real. ° One cannot help feeling that there may be more for the heel- ing at the war scars through the newly entranchised women than through the young men. This is partly because ‘women of all cteeds and classes have a common and dominating interest in the welfare of their country's children. but also be- cause they have lived apart from poli- tics and therefore attack the problem of the state from a fresh view point." Average boomerangs hays from two to two and one—half feet. spread. D. LEWIS MATTERN [liberty Bldg. - W90" Washhlgtou Office—Om, Bldg. 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Conn., who has ills}. returned trem- Vienna after closing up the workflot the American Relief Administration in Austria. reports that." .the child feeding will be carried on in. that- country under Austrian direction throughout the‘ schooi year 1928-21. a. large part of the toolstufta tor the (ceding of 34,000 children having been turned over to the local cemmit- teesbythoA.R.A. . ' Actual contracts have. been con- cluded between the American Relief Administration, and tour of tho'prov1 inces of Austria for tho‘continuation' ot the child-feeding program. From the estimates made it is expected that by this arrangement" about 12,000 children will be ted on this basis and in addition there will be 20,®0 chil- dren fed in lnstitutionsdrom the A. R. A. allocation the unmeaslast year. and the model kitchen). in Vienna feeding about 2.000 children will also be canunued next winter. “It is safe to say." Mr. Richardson reported. “that as a direct result at the A. R. A. work in Austria and sup- ported in large part by A. R. A. food- stuffs, over 30.000’ school children. will be led in Austria next winter. The idea of child feeding has certainly taken root in several of the provinces and it looks as it this work would be- come permanent." . (-00‘ D HEADER , SEC-BET. OK BEAUL'I! Beauty lies in the care a wornalf bestows upon herself and in keeping at bay those dread ailments peculiar to her sex. which drag her down and leave telltale traces upon her coun- tenance. Sparkling eyes, the elastic step and a class: complexion never ac- companyorgs’nic troubles. Distressed expressions. 3. sallow complexion. .dark circles under the eyes. ,lassitude. head- aches. and mental depression are the telltale symptoms of women's all— menta “’omen so troubled should not lose a day in taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. made from roots and herbs. the m suc- cessful remedy ’known to overcome woman's ills and restore health and mutt—Adv. prices. MONDAY, 'JULY so . “Brawn ot the Ito ” “may, sent :1 "Skin Deep" R'EDIIESDAY. AUG. 1 "Brass’ ’ - “THE DANGEROUS AGE” _ _ . “FOOLS FIRST” ' ‘ ’ , - ‘ Claire Windsor Richard Dir Claude Gillingwster ' . I a sum 512mm: pnonvonox - ‘ . z . . sum-anal! ’ . Rm ll or "Home BLOOD" ' L REQUEST WEEK PICTURES ‘5 .. - smut, JULY as mrnsmsr.‘ AUG 2 "The Hottentot‘ ’ FRIDAY, AIJG.. s “The Voice of the minaret" SATURDAY, AUG. 4 “Dr. Jack” . STRAIGHTEN THAT BEN! BACK No need to suitor tron that tired. dead ache in your back. that lameness. those distressing urinary disorders. South Norwalk people have found how to get. relief. Follow this South Nor- walk resident’s example. Lsays: "At. my work I was exposed to all kinds of weather. which settled on my kidneys and my back hurt all the time. When I got down. 'kinks got into my back so I could hardly straighten. I felt lame and still all over my body. It look but little work to tire me out and there was a sore feeling in my kidneys constantly and at times they actually throbbed with pain. sly kidneys be- gan acting too frequently which dis- turbed my rest. during the night. I used Dean's Kidney-Pills which I saw advertised and a couple boxes straightened out my back and put my kidneys in a sound healthy condition." ‘ 6°C. at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co.. Mira. Buiralo. N. Y.—Adv. I caught cold1 Joseph Beres, 41 Woodward avenue. ~ CHARLES J. VARIAN COII'TBAUIOB and BUILD“ l'ircprool Balding and smut-1n; A a Specialty I Pram St. Nils-walk. Conn. 1w 618-1-3 Hm 1 . l REDTA-G SALE Without making a long story of it we w‘ant to tell you that this is a real clothes-f buying opportunity. This sale include 3 our entire stock of Hart, Schaffner 8; -. Marx—Fashion Park and other good at sites of clothing at our usual Red Tag ' A. COHEN Painter and Decorator 131' “'ashingtoa St. 80. Noni-ll What is the most durable paint or varnish for my boat and how should it be applied? How can I make the baby car~ riago look like new 2 What should 1 use on the leaders of my house to keep them from rusting ? ASK ABE m; Knows AN OPPORTUNITY YOU ‘HAVE WAITED FOR $25Suits.............. $30and$35'Suits $37.50 and $40 Suits $45and§5081titsn..... eases-o "".-ooaooaa-oaoooo-oaoososoolool MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS $18.85« . $22.85 ..$29.85 ‘i ...... ...... $34.85 fl ' 'PALM BEACH; DIXIE ’WEAVES‘ $29.50and832503uits MOHAIR AND FLANNEL . COAT ANDTROUSERS $15.00Suits...‘....................:. $18.008u'its $2500.. ........ 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