New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-07
FLASHES OF LIFE: CHICAGO SCHOOL
PLANS TO MAKE PEOPLE CHARMING
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
New York-A woman can be Just
as attractive at IS as at rs, in the
view Of Mrs. Theadore Parsons, au-
thor, and girl should marry before
25.
Chicago-Charm is to be taught at
the Chicago Trade Union College
Charm in dress and other matters,
including budg ting an income.
New York-The wonderful figures
and beautiful legs 81 American flap
pers are the envy OF all big-boned
Swedish girls, take 1t from Miss Rom
ny Johansson, who has come from
her native Stockholm to earn some
American dollars with her own legs
by dancing. She has been dieting
seeking to become like the flappers
she adnlires.
Princeton, N. J. Her wish for a
bob like other high school girls un-
granted, Annabel Lewis, IA. who
clad In Knockers drove a mule and
MIXED cows on the farm In sum-
mer, has killed herself with her IA
Tiers shotgun.
New York-Small hats will be in
style for fall. A convention of mil
liners, mostly men, has so decided.
stroudsburg, Pa.-Whether Gene
Tunney wins the crown of fistdom
or not he will wear the purple. His
trunks will be that color when he
fights Dempsey.
New York-"We need more Helen
Willses. more Bobby Jones and more
Gertrude Ederles to represent us in
foreign countries" says John E. Will
lys, he Is enthusiastic over the
SPLENDID impression OF the young
blood Of America given abroad by
the trio.
Omaha-Mrs. E. C. Warner of
Norfolk. Neb., is going to teach a
score OF men something about this
business Of calling pisgies to dinner.
She is the only woman entrant in for
the worlds hog calling champion
ship.
Asbury Park, n. Jersey JUS
tice: Motorist in white flannels was
forced by the chief of police of In
terlaken to walk over a muddy road
and remove every scrap Of paper he
had thrown from his car while whiz- |
zing through exclusive spotless town. |
Philadelphia-The abolition of |
sleep is a possibility ahead for chem |
lstrv, in the opinion of Irenee Du- |
pont. Another prospect is a race of
superman and geniuses through
chemical stimulation of the mind.
Hamden-John Kopzanski, IS, of
New Haven, is killed when truck
operated by his brother slids and
crashes into truck ahead.
New Haven---Arriving here to in
spect Yale. members of the Cam
bridge university medical society
tell of warnings in England to be
inocculated against typhoid and to
bring no intoxicants to this coun
fry.
Newton-Arthur J. Gallagher. so,
former member of state legislature
dies in hospital.
Windsor-Telix Cznernuski. 10. is
fatally injured when automobile ,
crashes into telegraph pole
Hartford-Morgan B. Brainard. =
as chairman of county :
building commission is succeeded by -.
Joseph F. Berry, Hartford lawyer. :
Stamford-Lightning causes fire
which results in $4,000 damage to y
Stamford Manufacturing company :
;torehouse.
Litchfield-Two inmates of coun-
y Jail pry bar from window and :.
escape.
Hartford-All officers of the Con-
lecticut Gladiolus Society are re-
lected at annual meeting.
Southampton, Eng.-The roman
&c bride ships of colonial days are P
eing duplicated in sailings to New a
eafand where there is an excess of p
5000 men and women. Almost n
very departing ship carries num- III
er of husband seekers. Ia
New York-A large proportion of u
'etroits automobile production orr dl
mates In Carolina cottonfields. A &c
eport Issued here shows the auto
otive industry spends more than IN
100000 annually for cotton ia n
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New Tork-The littlest cousin of l''
lie American metropolis is reported bl
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