[es '¥ Is Slender
By MA RGERY PICKARD.
rumor: 0F ,wanEs'
Asked ‘ m... m. - }
“Little slender girls are his
choice.” tall statuesque [
What makes the houses built 20 and 30 years ago so meg?“ a”, ’ -
durable.” “They my blooded: -ur~ fair. '
b t must splendid done.
The answer is “dependable materials and dependable calla”? . -
construction. ' ’ '
NEW YORK. July 29.-—Oh Girls!
The Prince 0'! Wales prefers slender
girls who dance well, and he would
rather marry a Canadian or an
American. 7 ‘
My authority is Rudolph De Go-
roc. private chef of the Prince of
“'ales on his American ‘visits, who
is now awaiting orders to take care
of the appetite or the prince on his
forthcoming visit to New York and
Canada. ’ ,
It there is anyone who knows a
man better than his mother. it must
be his cook. And Rudolph can tell ‘
you all sorts of intimate things about
the Prince.
'The Prince is a connoisseur of
food. in the evenings he likes
French delicacies, but at the mid-
day meal he must have good English
roast beef and mutton.
It is easy to waste or to save material at the expense
of comfort and permanence. When depreciation is taken
into consideration. the cost of material for poor construc-
tion is often higher in the end than that for a well-built
house. We buy and sell the best lumber obtainable.
The Hatch 69° Bailey CO.
LUMBER 8; MILLWORK
Marshall St. Phone 536 South Norwalk
Agents for Sheetrock, Cornell Wall Boards, Celotex In-
lulating' Lumber, McNair‘s Shingles, ‘guaranteed for 50
years. .
vIdeahli’Girl. Of The Prince Of Wa
/ - ~ \ All Night. Long Be Dances.
I ' “You have never seen 1sl'ita‘léty ‘ _
’ - ‘r equal to that of the Prince. e is
m THE GOOD O’ID up “my, and u everything ,5 m. ‘ Rudolph De ioroc in His niiohcn.
‘5UMMER THYI‘EI- " gefiglsgfrfor him, he 1‘ dressed in a "No one knows who the Prince arm around the dainty figure of the
h \.’ auhom 'men on be ,, new. a. rut will marry. but 1 think am he would land talked to her. He promised that
l - in not before rather marry an American °" Canad- ' when he returned he would send 1 .
t ‘ Sometimes he comes J ian girl than any other. He likes! Fr
dinner, gets a. rubodown and then
spends the entire night dancing.
"How he loves to dance! The lit-
tle slender girls are his choice. Never
the tall. statuesque ones. They may
be dark ,or fair. but they must be
splendid dancers.
"it he likes a. piece of music he;
will have the musicians play it again I
and agah. .Long after all the other ' the guests asked the
couples haxe left the floor he and!h ~. m Pi i n or
his dancing partner will continue.” a“‘ e rncc 5‘“ o e
Now for the tid-bit or tid-bit=: menuca.
waitress. drew her off to one corner. "The Prince rose and. putting an
them best. because they are so iuill
of life and so pretty and-:0! course
—dance so well.
His Six Vale“.
"One time on his official visit to
Canada. he dined in a small hotel.
where there was a. little dark-eyedi
French-Canadian waitress. One of-
waitreas to
their
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Women writers and editors are
not new, of course. “’riting was
one of the tow occupations open to
women in years gone by. and there
have been many famous women
authors like the Bronte sisters.
George Eliot. Louisa M. Alcott. etc..
of a past generation, while we would
need reams of paper to name one-
hait the brilliant women who today
earn their living by their pens.
Nevertheless. it is a little unus-
ual for a young woman, only 23
years of age. to attain to the honor
percentage of ash. bccausc it‘s clear!
and free from dirt.
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bers of Parliament. They are Ker-Q
sun Hesselgren. a member of the;
first chamber. factory inspector and
liberal; in the second chamber.
Elizabeth Tamm. also liberal; Ber-l
the. \Vclin. conservative: Mrs. Agdn
Ostlund and Nelly Thuring. social
democrats.
Masons’ Building Materials
Norwalk Coal 59’ Supply CO.
108 WATER STREET
PHONE 113
Paris style creators claim that til-.3
new silhouette will abolish corsets.
They say they are doomed to shill-o;
the fate of the hoop skirt and bustle i
or the editorial chair of a national Miss Luella “'atkins. or St. Paul.
L.
at. n...
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME MUST BE
127 -131 Washington St.
Minn. established a new world's
record for saxophone playing r.»
cently. She played 48\consccuti'ce
hours.
‘magazinc with a sizeable circula-
lion. ,
Miss Cecile A. Kirwan of Chica-
go. has attained that eminence. For
the past two years she has been as-
sociate editor of the Women's
\\'eckly. and recently she was _made
editor. The Women's Weekly
claims a. circulation of 300.000. It
is published in Chicago.
Miss Kirwan is a comely young
woman as well as a. clever one.
Sterling’s Removal
Sale
Women are evidently more inter.;
ested in their avoirdupois than men!
In Newcastle, Pa... penny weighing
machines are maintained by the city
council. In localities where women
use the income is nearly four times
that of those available for thtl use
.____.___. of men.
For the first time» in the records
or the Tombs Court. New York
City. a. woman recently tilled the
role of prosecutor. The‘wornan ap-
pointed was Miss Pauline 0. Field.
assistant district attorney. and for-
mer head of the Criminal Bar Asso-
ciation. The Tombs court is one of
the busiest magistrates' courts in
the city. Mix Fields' assignment was
temporary. »
Miss Pauline 0. Field became a
The only woman of the negro race
to fly is Beatrice Coleman. said -by
leading French and Dutch aviators
to be one of the best aviatorsjn the
world. She pilots the largest alr-
plane cvcr flown by a woman.
SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST.
1
Sterling Furniture CO.
South Norwalk ,
llilda Ilctvlctt. \vii'e of Maurice
Hewlett. the English novelist. was
the first English woman to take out
an aviation certificate. Mrs. Hew-
1p I'thln 1'
was?
5 l
40.;
member of District Attorney Ban- ‘9" 1308M her son to fly-
ton's staff on Jarl. J, .1922. She
had established a reputation for
herself at the bar in New York and
had bee in chargeot the Abandon-
ment Bureau of the prosecutor's of-
flce.‘ In this capacity she warred
unceasingly "to do away with the
practice of molly-coddling men who
abandon their families and leave
wives and children as a charge upon
the community."
The Medical “'omen's National
Association. hold its tenth annual
convention in Chicago recently. Dr.
Nellie had run 08 to get help so
thely could rescue Billy from the
We .
She was soon back from her er-
rsnd,_bringing her big brother and
the hired man With her.
As Nellle’s father turned his
back to the well. Billy stood on his
hind feet and Stubby elimed out
of the well as he had once befo're.
When Mr. Noland turned around
there was Stubby tricking around
The Dean of Barnard College.
Miss Virginia C. Gildersleeve. sailed
to Norway recently to attend the
conference of the International Fed-
eration of University Women.
Miss Gildersleeve is the daughter
of Judge Henry A. Gildersleeve. for-
mcrly judge of the Supreme Court
. or New York State. She was born
in New York City and educated at
Breariey school. Barnard and Col-
Mav' .
fume. tln_wllire. flesh. [0:33
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V
“l lug,
v Aigufib-U'ojuli
IIOJBQO
‘Feed Pratt’s
his {'Ilfl'be tch '
“ swi ed it here ' ’t
that clever little dog again! fists
in the world do you suppose he got
umbia colleges, and has devoted her
life to teaching.
file does not believe a. complete
Growing Mash and Intermediate Scratch
It Grows Them Faster.
education can be obtained in col- t M.
FRANK LIBNER AND SONS legue noir diezlshe think college edu- ggostgifi lfillnttl’we“ “me“ 8 ,
_ on on s a s utely essential to snc- ' “Or the t b t ' '
COMMRCB STREET cess in life, but she does believe That is more ikely."ur:;<lie:lulriris:::.
PHONE 2128 that a college is likely to do more “Nowd‘pnt‘the ladder down the.
for girls of seventeen and eighteen well. in 1'" ZO'down and fasten
’ than almost any other force. thé WPe around the
goat’s body
7"..‘915...
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"The college training." Miss Gll~
selling out sale dcrsleeve says, "Seems to develop puit the puueyon. to pull him ‘ u
A (in; Y “’IGGLY PRETTY DRESS “film“: a! 80:3 citizeilst.1 an respon. ;:£31;§r. Noland. ignoring his soul.
9‘ 9 “man nzs- on‘t belie' ,-
PI L , really in a. college woman type 2:- The hired man IWered the lad; ,
. anything of that sort_ but‘the' coi- der Into the well. butlthld
GINGHAM
15c yd. .
’ touched the bottom nd ‘f
secure, footing when Silly Sign:
n th
~l“:° '
loge training helps them to see the
world with larger vision." ‘
She wants women to be normal
and useful. She wants them to se—
cure the kind at education. which
12 MAIN STREET as humbly.“
ma: aired-r
all the rest stood "‘1’
e
_ w e
With open mouths.
P-R-I-M'E when it rain; has a good mt :German Scissors industry but has md'Nenie’l b “they: .
M-E-A-T-S WE MAKE THEM SMILE! Saintly reduced the business or hair- “31“: Ewe est!" said Nellie wig-g gvle’liprmm :h'“ “1.93.73:
The Norwalk Roofing Co p mnmm’m" 7 “But'whuo-do lo ' 7.." ohm. in ' and then
—PH°NE 2237‘- lll warm: S'I'REEI‘ ' “Dawn." an Australian feminist .; “m“hfller» lust «31:31.8 said: Ei‘,::,.“;m . “Lu“ 3 ta
. Phone saw—2955 ' paper say- Mrs. Edith Comm, am 2‘ filfiafimgoleuduid; fiwfig’ o ht. '-bilt a‘hgymwogc a:
, Rodman J- Lllly -- 3.153;: measure...” “not; g... we at 1M... n. s...“ “l Madam.”
— “to“! . ' ' 1 ' ‘ ‘almo ' VI. ‘ as, were " off i
Ocr cm Ave. and rim 8:. .n. and“??? lfifi’fivq'fl c... it,“ 3223:3332 33:": 3°33: hath? $.13... .53.”, ”it: mwgmot- Rwiw maid.
.‘ y ‘ m: NOW“ a danCe with the professor’s daugh- ing to enablish Dex “an” in the .1 m 'tfiltd have ,3 pet. It W an! inland a i
‘ ( . ’will fit them to rthe work they will N . . ' *
IOBWALI, CONN. The Textile Store be asked to perform. and she wants -- nigguofuthffinh’; 'fifisfiifinfi“
, 136 WASHINGTON STREET the” ‘° W°"“- Wider- You see Billy’s old circa:
scum 3.0“qu - Barnard College is amliated with ‘. stunts stood him in good stead
Columbia University. 0 It in I while. When e traveled
. ' .che circus. th
taught him to e do“. had
BITS ABOUT WOMEN.
The bobbed hair craze has ex-
tended over Europe as well as Am-
erica. It has brought a boom 'to the
climbu ladder lair.
NOTlCit. ‘ as; to “‘9 top or
IDEAL MARKET
The property owner who smiles!
“ii-eluim‘thiomgg .. ,‘ny 0;”...
ter and then expect: to pass the matter or eligibility roi- public otnce
lliow of another. but 2:11ch also an
‘BY F "695 mesa MONTGOMERY
’while you and Dan fix a brace to ’
acat.’
the lug circus in
hole, thought!“
all invitation to one of the dances.
Two years later Alice, [or that was
her name. received an invitation and
went to the Prince's ball and danced
with him.
"Ah. the Prince of \K’aiesli
a fine fellow. .
"The Prince is very careful of his
dress. and he would not be Without
a. new suit for every day of the week.
And then. too. he has about six vul-
cts: one to shave him. one to mas—
.sage. one for his boots and so forth."
He is
Louisa lilariindalc. of London—a
guest from the British Federation
of Medical “'omcn~.vvas one of the
speakers. Dr. Anna E. Blount. of
Chicago. was elected president of
the association.
0
The General Council of the pres-
byterian Church has denied a ptti-
tion by women momhcrs asking for
official recognition (‘Hhi‘r as a sepa-
rate body of the church or by rop—
rnscntation with voting power in the
synods and prcshytcrics.
I O U
l’ivc provinces of Canada have
passed "mothers’ Pension” legisla—
tion. Under those laws 6.7:ifijllolll-
ore of 19.350 children were aided
last your.
c l
Mme. All’xandrzl Kellontlly. the
world‘s only woman ambassador.
rpcrt-senting the Soviet government
at the royal court of Norway. is a
match in diplomacy for any man.
declares 3. Stockholm livuspapcr.
She is of aristocratic origin. the
daughter of one gcncral and the \vi—
ardcnt communist.
O 0
Miss Julia Alexander. North Caro-
lina lawyer. legislator-elect and vice
president of her stntc's lrar associa-
tion. was :1 delegate to the interna-
tional law association convention in
London.
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O C I
Farmers in New York state have
called upon i‘armcrcttes to help save
the summer crops. C. 1‘. Monroe. 3
Mount Kisco fill‘lllt‘l‘. ndvcrtiscd {or
“onion {nl‘m hands and met “lth
ready response. The. {artilcrcttcs
are paid $3 a day.
ART PATRON DIES
NEW YORK. July tit—John
Quinn. prominent, lawyvr. book col-
lccior and art patron. died carly
yesterday at the «go of 54.
nil‘o'erxnlog
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Wall Street
TRISTRAIM elm/A
N orwalk, Cont
HEABAGHE GONE
TIRED N0 MORE
Gives Credit toLydia E.Pinldnln's
Vegetable Compound. Hopes
Other Women Will Benefit
by Her Experience
Skowhegan, Maine—“I was sick
most of the time and could not got
around to do my
EPinkhsm’s ego
cubic Compound
advertisementant;
saw what it did for
‘ other women, sol
‘ r ‘ thought I woulc
try it. I have taken three bottles.
and cannot begin to tell you what i:
has already done for me. I do all my
work now and keep up the whole day
longwithout lying down. I have no
more headaches nor tired feelings. I
hope every woman who takes the
Vegetable Com nd will getassnuch
benefit out of it as l have."—Mrs.
PERCY W. Ricmnoson. R. F. D. No.2.
owhegan. Maine.
You have Janet read how Lydia E.
nkham's getablo Co in p oun d
iped Hrs. Richardson. gave
it a trial after she saw what it had
done for other women. For nearly
fifty years Lydia E. Plnkhsm’s Vege-
table Compound has been doing good.
Mid-Summer
S A L E
NOW ON.
ALEXANDER'S
50 80. Main St, 80. Norwalk
MEN’S BATH‘ING‘ SUTTE
LOT1.Wereupto$4.00. Now m
’LOT2.Wereupt0$6'00' NOW '33“
CHILDREN’S BATHING SUITS
Wereupto$4.00. Now 31M
DON’T MISS THIS STARTLING
DRESS SALE
:00 Foulard and Tub Silk Dresses. Formlrjy st, 1.; ..
300 Voile-s and Pure Irish Linen Dresses, Forum}. 5.; '
I50 All New Canton. Satin and Other Silks, 1*. -:;.. 1.:
175 High Class Silks in Sport and Dress )l- i- y,
Now
500 Fibre Silk Sweaters to go at this but
Now . . . .
F}.
WALDNER’S
ON THIS CORNL’l‘.
32-38 80. MAIN 8T., COR. HAVILAND .
The 'Talk Of the Town
OUR DRESSES . . . . . . . . ......... 33.9.; mil
OUR SKIRTS .................. $2.95 to :‘
OUR SWEATERS ................ 95c ms
————EXGLUSIVE STYLES——
Every Day Is Bargain Day At
NEW YORK SPECIALTY SW:
45 Wall St. Norwalk.
Schultze’s Wednesday Spec'
SPRING LAMBLEGS ll:
PORKROAST..............,......,,. .20c
SPRINGLAMBFORES............ .Tlc
BONELESS LAMB ROAST . . 32:.
VEAL ROAST . ........................ 2k
BONELESSRIBROAST................30t
SMOKED SHOULDERS ................ lit
PURITAN SKINNED HAMS ............ 26c
Women’s Pat.
Sandals — Rubber Heels
‘ At $1.95 ,
One of the specials at our
unloading sale. Many others
on display in the store.
Keeler’s Shoe Store .
“You forget. father. that the
cat showed you the way too." said
Nellie.
“I think the best thing on car.
do now is to go home and
some supper and also give our new-
found friends some food. 1‘“ \V'BgL‘l
that they are hungry. They must
have come a long way. for I never '
saw any of them around here be-
vrn .
. '1‘, ”if " ?
Infill“
fore and I know eve d '
. .. . o and c t
{the town. . l won'trysaygg'ost, {:1-
ne.one am a goat,” said Nellie’s
Washington Street
80. Norwaik
lsT ANNUAL
JULY SALE
NOW GOING ON
Wall St. Shoe Store
Wall St.‘ Norwalk
SEE MOORE
SEE BETTER
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'Our perfect knowledge ot‘ optometry
enables us to act as eye 'authorides
in whom you can have perfect con-
fidence." ' -
—Bays Mr. foresight
EYES nxsuninn
Prescriptions Filled
WILLIAM J. MOORE
—-0P'!DMETBIST_
Keck: Bldg. 155 Washington St.
Louis D. Mattern
LIFER?!“ nuns.
W 0!
, PATW.
course.—Waterbury American.‘ .- 7 > Sweden now has five women mem-
(Tomorrow
ll ill! the the)” have more
. 137 Washington St.
Schultze’s Sanitary Make
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwaik
_ We ll Street and Railroad Avenue, 80. Nomi
Westport Georgetown Darhn Stamford Ilia-‘5 Rock
Boys’ Dependable Oxfords
Franklin Oxfords, like that stalwart Am .
Whose name they bear, are thoroughly dependa
' You’ll like them—$4.00. ' . 1
Alden Oxfords cost more but “something Jus
good” has not as yet been made to take their p1
$6.00.
MILTON ELWOC D
Store Closes Daily at Six
122 Washington St. South 3°
, “ASK ABE - HE KNOWS”
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Need of Reboring If Welded by the
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