vur ‘l'mllmem rm.‘ ,. all '.
lifl to‘ see you all colored up life
0. barber pole."
"‘Mon hate cheeks o: clulk,”"
mm; quoted dimly; . )
" ey hate cheek.” o! elm-mt
point. too.“ Wuhum mid stub
bonily.
"Oh. I know that. M's to
alanine you men!" Gioris sum-d.
"If we're psle you not in may.
no if we're may. you want us to >
. ‘o‘lorie didn’t mmr. .8110 had be pole! Dirt wants 9 home-mut-
~ use. to Hoop—utterly ammo. in: «IR. ”1., monies m . . . um
.“. did not “ken Willi. Marie m“ I “MK” (A J
‘ Milena tilt! round her face, and e e e .. ‘
. WM museum along her brows untapped suddenly-truck by
1 en'o usher. en ill-renting thought.
'73:. lulu;1 sll still“ at}?! of: myl "stun." she slid. "fillet kind
. ”9‘ ”'3' I 0 l : W 0’1 .im-le ofs, women woul on went
_ had finally weltened her by rhnking wife?" ‘ d y for s
' ' 1 "None et sll." Was-hum showered.
f “Not even one with money? You
. aflways said you'd um I. me
it she had money enough. you re-
‘snubbod ”"3"“ “frogs: ~. . lmmben" Gloria. we.
love nfldrbwltbun JIM‘CAREWE. ‘ ‘. . _ ‘ “I know, but I've I hunch .l‘m
‘ momma humour. also. Legs ./ ' “0”" i? ”W" “m" “W“ "m“
K(llorlo to mend her ways.
. Dh‘kJocomes dongerously ill
" x with pmumonis. While he is ,.
' recover-lug. Werhure tells Gloris ’
. he upon to leave town soon to
. get s Job in New York. He needs
f’lnoeey. Gloria gob me from
incor- mmury. M188 we»:
BRIGGS. by idling her she"
srsnts It in hove some pram.
> in: clone seas sundae to Dick. w‘ '
\ Woylmm pronfim to pay it
bark within ihroo works. Gloria ,
goes shopping to buy u now '
.w ' «use. so as to mr directive
is Wurhurrfls eyes. She dis~
.- core", to hm- horror. that she is ‘
j ,4 getting ll...
mow GO ox ‘WlTlll'l‘llE swim
ii lATtnlfl‘ill (llorialnto llo dill-
, n"... ,
,“ When .Dick‘ilad finished his.
end Ronghlld hadlrnrrirrl the trey
downstairs, .filorlnfimnt into his
room. ‘
. “Look at me. Riklly.” she said.
‘ ."Am I getting too tall?”
Dick looked at her initially In
she turned slowtypmlmd before him.
"You look just the slime to me or
3mm always have," he aid It lset. .
1 i‘ "Now, that Just. prowl; that. you . . l '-
.nover‘ really look at me! I've gained ‘ ‘ . , i
‘5l :0 pounds!" Gloria crlon tmgicnlly. 1
. } "Ten mundsi" . ;
Dick 'leughed st her-Woe-begone ‘ )_
1 .f‘“* . , Let me. out this minute!" . am:
' ””9“th 0‘ MM “m” not Marie gave her an enormous turk-
"I hope you're not ruining my
looks. I have n he“? date at I
o'clock." she said. She would hate
to have Stanley Wsybum use her
with her taco rod as s. lobster 2mm
. Marie's strenuous treeiment!
. “I‘m not." Mule all-worst! plecld°
ly. “You'll look like a million dol-
lsrs when I finish with you. I'm
. against most beauty treetrnentn. but
.’ thin is really. good for the skin.“
‘8. run my so Futit'V-1
:owsaA Gannon. mm
”I. Miss DICK ORIG-
i . s struggling ism. Her
"like oi msrriege ls fun'sml line
“as; .q. but nolworlt or
”Jack We in. '
all. two“). Io Inch (Rode
iooounkjutslmrehlsestolm.
”HMfl leaves. alumni-l
.1“ M'ewlid portion. The:
. ' mu unsound)
,8 AWN, ”though Dick tells
,her i). can’t sflofil s meld.
dim.
Blurb Min to see I.
also! of ”AXLE! WA! N,
In solar with whom she became.
inistllniod. ”or best friend,
MAY SEYMOUR. wits of DR.
JOHN SEYMOUR. bogs her not
to are Wayburn. She tells her
.4sr.¢13w.¢o..’a<erx-;---4-..,-.Hus. ;
's The Amount eeded ‘ ‘
‘ To pay lot the Building now under construc-
. to is: a... - ..
Moire liorapped her face in stemming towels.
new on." the vector told her with
one 0! his 'iun'ouunut bursts o!
trenkuees. “Thin New roe: su-
sfi— 8'.
. She winced .as
her briskly. "it makes me. look like
a clown.”
it (much. ‘1 besides nilittle Emmi" lsh towel no wrap hermit in, and .. "
l gum 1B bot-033““! $0 if mm 13““ told her to lie down on the wicker uk9".d°m"“‘°'émIzu‘mggnl?“m garment loolte pretty good ‘u m.
. gmswered. And it you were so fet couch to rest. \ said ‘To my '0‘ thinking you're At least, gonyu (“hutch am it is . . . .
~ ~ . ., .. my m... m... h M r T Bedi d l ich A ii i d ll
- on 1'. . .' 01' W1 ma .03! .()l' 0,3!
"Sonya Chotoitt" Gloria “chimed.
“Do you moon in row she found tills
job for you?" '
.loulou'u- «wept ovu- her like u
were 0: heat from a Iumme.
Wmmm podrloll.
"She suggested to the master of
the show . . . ‘Mnngold. his lane is
. . that I'd do tor the indie: men.”
he said easily. ”So ”I‘m goingpn
for ‘l'ile‘ tryout. 01 MRI my
Marlo said. “They all say they‘ll
never get in the cehinet spun. But
. next dsy they're hack for another
sweating! . . . Get on ihevacales,
Mrs. Gregory. and we’ll see how
much you've lost.
Gloria. had lost. almost ll. pound in
weight. She clapped her hands.
“Well, isn‘t. thei. wonderful! In
Just that ohm time)" she cried do-
lightlld. "I should any 1 Will come
beauty thaw. you'd still he the inve-
7 host women in the worldgto mo."
v Gloria curledv her lip.
"[l'noortunotely there'siother peo-
' pie besides you to look at. me," she
said. "People who really see me."
“I mimosa I eon you with my
heart, rather than with my eyes,
Glory," Bloke-id quietly.
‘ ”Tllei'u “good line. Where did
From a. Valentine?"
touched up a bit. . . . Don‘t make
the mistake 0t thinking you're one
at the women who don‘t hood make
up, Mrs. Gregory! Only one woman
in e thousand in so pretty tint rho
doesn't need iii"
Gloria stared at her erosttsllan.
rm «rho looked into the mirror.
She hailinlmys thought. that she
was the one Women in n. thousand
the sum raised in ”Norwalk.
25.hllle drive will lesion, lenient. ill-5th to Sept
t. ‘ ' , ‘ ‘
This is your opportunity to do your share in a
:yircgae
you get it? .
' Gloria asked 1' impatiently. hock “mam... Mme: I should Who waueobeeutltul thst I“ did?” be h hlmmlng failure. You never.
The nextvmamxling,ahe ale no worry how much it hurts! It‘s "00‘! mm “W1 “'0 “smut “Web can tell."
of muse l-“d DOW“? ‘0 W m" Gloria Vss Kllsnt. an. would
worth it!"
“Now there’s just. one hitch in
this reducing stunt." Marie told
never have given stun that $200 it
she had known he was goth; deem
to New York to Sony: Chotelt with.
7‘
breakfast.
By 9 o'cloolrfshetwaeon her way .
downtown. .
And by 9:30 eholm sitting in a
as ravishing ss Helen of Troy!
She studied her face in the hrih
llonlb'~liyhied mirror.
) hor. "Sometimes when a woman
2”. oteammbinet in a beauty shop try- lores flesh too quickly. her face No. she wasn't as pretty as she it:
:3; in; to perspire nwoya'pound or two m- Don't you think l’d better hon been. There was a hard look .. ' ‘ ' h . ‘. . . . .
'“ '"‘ W ‘M “‘ ... W“ m “‘ ‘ ° m community enterprise 'WlllCll Will he of lasting belle
’1 . ». . 5 us
lit to ‘Norwalk.
give you a facial treatment to tone
up the muscles? 1 notice you’re
getting s double chin."
nt- \ A double chin: Horrors:
. It. would stimulste her. Ihe ng- . Glorls. snatched up a htlhfl mirror
, and. without editing a ounce of and peered into it.
weight to her body. And Glorls Yes. . . . Marie was right. There
needed something stimulating. was no doubt that there. was a
liar head imam. and there was s. cream fullness under lmr chin.
ringing in her ears. us‘she sat in "Isn't that terrible?" she appealed
the reducing against. ‘ . lo Merle. "Con you really massage
' it away?“ that. he had one slreed . » .
was terrible. Glorivtelt as l "biannual Massage has gone out , y ‘ ‘ . e . y ’5‘“ {3:3
she were being burned slowly st of style." Merle told her. “We put ’ V '. i
N“ the stake. . double chins and wrinkles away ‘ AT 3:" ”a “no.“ your
Marie. the operator. kept putting now with these little puddles." 1 than. were 5'3“” first.
towels wrung out. or ice water on She picked up two tiny ivory im‘ Words or greeting as she
her forehead. But they didn't. help plemenls shaped like tennis mrkotr drove up beside him. .
much. .. .. and showed them to Gloria. .. ' "Oh. I didn't do it. It. was done
'4 Gloris kept telling herselt'tihet she ' ‘ ' ‘ to me." Gloria. hushed. rubbing e
{ didn't. care how much sheleuifmd LORlA‘ lay back in thmlohc “motocross her dot-ironed eyebrows.
'- so long an it. helped her to get thin. leather chair before the min “Merle. the beauty specialist. any:
il- But at lest she wuld stand the J ror and closed her eyes. I'm not pretty enough to suit her.
host no longer. she winced es Marie wrapped her So ‘eho‘tlxed- me up. How do you
1 “Let me out. Mariel" she cried. face in deeming towels. lathersd like me this way?“
“Let me out! he changed my it with e. sweet-smelling cream and “I don‘t." Wsyimrn unswered
mind! I don‘t want to be thin i! I began to smack it emsrtiy.with the bluntly. "I don't know where all
have-to so through this torture! little ivory psddies. w . ..
before lunch.
Lunch. she decided. would he 1
cup 0! coffee without crew or on.
not becoming to her! \
What had hsmned to her during
these 19w months oi marries: to
moire her look this my“!
Gloris Wondered if U: the oookteils
end the wild parties had bed any.
thing in do with it? Or her worry
over Stanley Weybul-n? . . . Well,
he'd be gone soon. at my role.
Gloria. st tint moment, ,wlehod
try new. .
The only was perfect. Hm ’
and there the White all of s cloud ‘
nested serous the Grit. blue sky.
There m Geno-lions in the .
tangle of mid mess that edged. the
red hrlrl: pavement.
Gloria flopped her oer st the edge ,-
ot the med.
"What's the matter now?" WW}
hum aired.
"Nothing." Cloris. showered. "Only
if you don't like my face this my ,
I'm going to clause it.”
She tool: out s. mull hendlren
chief and begun to rub the m
from her eyes end the rouge mm ..
hor- cheelia. l
Weyburn lifted the shadowy brim
of her hat st one Me and looked
at her. Re new that she we: crying.
"Well. what's the matter with '
roul’fihe halted. i
lcoudueted by The N‘orwaik ..
.‘has never lulled to put over
EKiwanis Club, which
what it ' has-vitretr nut-“lo accomplish. This drive will be
Norwalk has
awsuccess, <~must , he. .éllememher that! .
been :lllivided “into-xidittricts e at h ,. under a. captain.
. lieutenants have {been r-mmedehy them.
\
you girls got this idea that we then
i
' Mallory Halts
FIRST FOR
FALL .
i AND AHEAD .
l, or ALL
lliJGEksszSTl-ZVENS
Ellie," whose claims he has
pinned.
i DEATHS NOT Low BIRTH ’ Radical Lott partlosgln personsl s3» .
g . -, . ‘ . . . pom-surl- and demeanor is the very ..
; a ., ~ iMltithesllsl of the generally accepted
¢ . - ';~~ . . mi ~ = . . .;, ‘ . representative or the "common peo-
RATE lRE-CAD‘SINGFR cr—s
: . :7 I 9 \ . ' He has few close personal friend». ‘
' DROP l PUP“ :} ’ . ' g. g hut onloys the unlimited devotion ox
‘ ‘ . N ‘ LA 0N IS ChAlMlthose he he made. He is edmired
l “ , . lior his financial ability—cornea: hie ».
admirers even term it genius. Hie .
,. , ‘ _ W ‘ _ . ‘ courage and energy is proverbial, hut . \ ,
Figures Are Being! Collected to Show Births
’Are 'As Hi ”h As Any Other Countrv ~—
.ihe predominant emotion he has in- 9‘
splred during the course of his tut. ,
“Infant _';Mo’rtality Low, However-0ther
News of France . »
. You will “receive a call .atyoilrehome .or .oflice. .
bulent political career is fear rather
than love.
A two days are upon entering his. ‘.
automobile at the Ministry at 171-.
native. the huge wolihouud theta ei-
wsys is seated beside the chsumur
snapprd at one or the cox-remand-
Listen attentively to . the reasons for the .tirive,
mun‘cheretullyf spoke with him e.
dwindling population.
s...»..........--_...... s.
“ca—ow WW
beginning to be brought out by es—
eoclations {ormed to comhst the tens
.dency toward depoplllstion or the
country.
The French birth rate is comptr-
ntively the same as that 01 other
, countries. Compared to England it
is like per 1.0% against 19.7 per
1,000; but the French death rate is
17. per 1.000 against 11.6 for Eng-
lend. lccordlng to figures for 1928
Just made available.
, Intent monsllly in Frimcehns the
appalling high‘ rate of 96 per thoua
and. This is attributed to ignor-
ulce end defeciIVc hygienic condi-
tions which Minister of Health H.
Durniour is seeking to combat hy
education and an active health cem-
pelgn.
The Vent-mimic French stetesman.
)1. Clemenceau. recently received a
rali from an unemployed working—
mnn who showed the Father of Vic-
. tor-y his illilrsllergr psprrs from the
: army. in which
I . the mull-n v-u with great distinction.
Clement-nu treated the ex-ltn‘lce
would-find a. job soon.
Twenty minutes later the old
statesman went out for his morning
constitutional and. passing the cor-
ner oi the ’Bouleverd De Lesoert.
shout 100 yards from his little home
in the Rue Frsnlciin. caught eight
of his ”cent visitor siltlng‘plscldly
on the terrace of a. sidewnlk care in—
dulging in his third glass of‘cognnc.
The Tiger growled. reached over
the table just as. the waiter was
bending the man change from the
204mm: note. picked up 17 francs.
quietly put them in his pocket and
walked sway without saying a word
either to the bewildered waiter or
the thirsty patron.
Finance. Minister Joseph Gnillallx
whose" sensational return from pris-
on 'Io powerlln the short span of
live .l'enruwllkn his arch political rn-
omy Georges-Clemenceau—ds one of
the best hated men in France.
An aristocrat by training, educa-
hn served throughout.
ilvhorr rise lo
tion and telnporamonl. N. Calllaux.
political lame» wns
schleved through lendershlp ot the
; i“ a illi‘n‘vl‘ > M" V I
TWO STORES mms. Sept. 14 (AFL-«Jroomany
d m ' nd n t too few births, 15 said long time about incidents at the war ants who were talking to M. Colin
Korwulk So. ROM“! “3:95:19 will cause of France's and then dismissed him wlih a 20- iaux. , el ' ' thi
~ .. ' . frencinoto and good wishes that he “This is the most vicious'dog' 1,, . ' wh th .hos ta}. “st ha .
This is 3115‘ ever owned." exclaimed the Finance ‘ §‘I‘lrses 3 me, r e y e? . m m V! ve s
Minister. "Ho always is trying to
bite. my friends.”
"The dog must hue very little op-
portunity to bite snyous." come .2
low but distinct voice tram the rest.
ranks of the group at lournulilts. '
RoweyiondCuvr Bite ’ .
Man 111 Starh’ford I
STAMFORD. 89m. lie—While",
crossing'Wost Broad street ’8“nday.'
John Callahan. az'Hlnrliiaih‘m‘reet. '
was hit by l- osnrdl'iun. {pen F,“
‘1 moi
. . d
Sheensn. Wilton avenues“,
He ventultofllto‘fle We hon.
pital with a. broken leg. Til .gnr u».
owned by Ernest Rupert. fl ‘Weet
Maternal; New. York Mill'- Nomi-a.
rests w‘ere‘mnde.
'Wlmi lbs: and spell alum. so
«enormoussupply oi sunburn will be
wasted ‘ontlrhly. . 1.
. . ~r-“m "'7“. _
, . “solvent-cm the Seismic!"
but” .3 ‘ »
.rv
f. “4‘,
.Vlappreciate’r'tlleneeessityrior the$80,000 to ~~pay ior . the
added unit to ‘i‘llle :oitincressedlzservice lo youundlhe
comunity and then *r’GWE!
he Evening inel
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