New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1926, Page 21

ud i — T NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1926. who have relgl Jeeldental 0N Lor WO ahu which have un dopte ful court dress ( Lis is raro among Jupanese womel, | who usually make pititul pletures in clothes that were not designed for | heir small, stooped figures, Hor | | tace 1s ot the long, oval type, con !sidered most beautiful by her people 5 NOTED WOMAN | 23 Year 01d Consort Much in Public Eye | of perpetuating the Imperial Line that Naguko was chosen trom amony the cligible princesses of the realm. | was wedded sote solemnity l*mgmcnlx of Paine’s Tombstone as Relics ent she was seleeted—for | (her abounding ood health, her Liverpool, April | (P»~The Socicty [clear normaity ot mind, and for a 0 Lovers of Old Liverpool is search- | Tokyo, April 1 (®—TIn Japan it is [dutitul und submissive character ling nt of the tombstone | the future, rather than the present |8uch as beiits u daughter, wife and of hor of “The Age | Empress who is the most prominent |mother of Nippon. of ‘Rlghts of Mun" feminine tigure Nugako is ot the and other books, so that in the national eye, noblest blood in they Unusual circumstances have come {Japi Her futher s Prinee Kuni, (Festore it to America bined to place Princess Nagako, heud of one of the collaterul branch-| Jo M. Dow told members Tom SEaTiol0 lecasert oft BilaatR es of the Imperial famlly, whose |Palne cscaped from the Irenc Hirohito, in t regard, T Revolution, came to London a orefront of public [grandiather was an Emperor, | then returned to the United St the incapacity of [mother wus a rincess of the Ler House | lis father, the Emperor, Hirohito al- |of Shimazu, tor centurivs rulers of |CONErss presented him with ready is the actual reigning monareh | the clun § Until she was (4t New Rochelle, New Yo 1 vhile the Empress largely shares the | chosen u sress, low- | He died in 1818 and shortly or his burial his tombstone was smas) by vandals on account of his coturlan views and writings, | | am Cobbe \d of Paine, | ¢ noble birth [ Willlam Co I | was In Araerica at time, and arts and grace that | | furious at the out gentlo (1! e cment forced upon the sovers ign, leaving many of the duties of jucenship to her daughter-in-law, Nevertheless, it is as a mother, rather than as an Empress in the i 3 Occldental conception of that posi- |stump the churacter ,Uwufy:fl“l,,lrf”|< tion, that Nagako will > the | women of Jupan and also many of [ Yo orasantesatl] carecr which will tix her place in | e newer accomplishmonts it |$1°0 BapraanLaci the estimation of her people, [nave come tn with tho ) ever, pretentious, wealthy and | ply. With other she learned the 5 was un- or o owas hot iily lived sim- of the hton, a westerniza- | : e 3 o Motherhood in Japan s still al- [tion of the country. hzafid .:‘.}:.nyf\y.nlnmxl nm“m‘ most the ouly calling for a woman | Nagako s a very modern girl— |00 FIE SEER JHEUN FIEES B8 oW | that counts, has glven | for Japan. She plays tennis and [be locuted. birth to Prine ko, or “Bright |golf, the former skilfully, She Prosperity,” but Ko has not yet | knows the music of the Oceident al- tulfilled the Rl{.\li HEF hopes that center on | most as well a lier, It 18 hoped that she will be- |native land, W come the mother of a son who will |Toyko sh secorae for the orthodox Japancse |hox of the f most enthus melodies of her | 1 Kreisler play in | Vi the Imperial theater, amon of the aul sped her pliy Swedish ¢ ypewriter in sat 11 this son is born he probably will liccome tho 124th Emperor of Japus lireet fn descent from the Sun God asu O-Mi-Kami, who, Jupanese say, came down thou- sands of vears ago from the Plain of High Heaven fo found a race in |averag: the Isle of Japan and give this race |therefore - EPSOMSALTSPILL Goodbyedisagreenble taste, This wonderfully pabile effe ve remedy is now in kmall sugar-<oated one Kulin's Ep sum Pill equivalent to tablegpoonful of hitter Epsom Saits. A chil dren’s favorite, Quick, pleasant acting and sure. Absolute satisfaction or money back— guaranteed, 25 at BT O RO, > Princess is taller of her v than the women and appears to advantage in the Al druggists Store Open All Day Good Friday MWize Smith £o HARTFORD Stunning Coats for Easter SMART FIFTH AVENUE STYLES That Will Appeal to New Britain’s Best Dressed Women DREDS Sport Coats — Twill Coats of . . S Chic New Cape Back Coats Repesentine | Many Coats Fur Trimmed! Stunning New Styles! the Fashion-Economy That Ts Examine the styles—the workmanship—the fabrics—-THEN look at the price tags. You'll have one pleasant surprise after another. $19= — — $25 $29 $39 $49 — $59 — $69 HI - MODERATELY PRICED GIRLS" COATS FOR EASTER Sizes 4, 5, 6 Years Sizes 7, 8,9, 10 Years Sizes 10, 12, 11, 16 years Priced Priced Priced $5 98 $7.98 $9.98 to to to $19.98 $25.00 $35.00 EASTER FROCKS $29.00 Dame Fashion stresses silk frocks for all occasions, and at this moderate price Madam or Miss cannot fail to find a number of dresses that please her. The handsome materials featured ave georgette, satin and heavy silk crepe. Handsome Velvet Print Dresses $39.00 Fashion’s favorites are these new frocks which feature a stylish overdress of georgette over a handsome printed slip. At this price are also shown many pretty all-georgette frocks. Bl NOT NUMEROUS NOW ‘Motouzanon Almost ~ Sweeps : w fon of America has almost swep way the helper and the change has brought |qemand f an added I which needs a roserve of such work- lers to eare mounts and teams which woull M needed in a full strength mobiliza- [af b {tion, In p 1hout ACKSMITHS ARE |peated surveys shoers of Away 0ld Timers ashington, April 1 (Ph—Motor- |y, village cksiith and problem to the army, || OVErS NOwW ar for the 60,000 or more 11so |congested | times t horse \\uhm a month after a war mobil- \ ation had been ordered that num- [ber would increase to 200,000 In active service and requir- {ing constant attention, boys are engaging as blacksmith ipprentices and ve or more who went into the e the era of the horsc- | carrlage had arrived, The army experts found, strange- that while the has reduced the use of driving | It has served to Increase the | or riding animals, as horse | t of the cities by motor to draft animals army v held to take up less s and mu ading at the curb than trucks, The draft animal population of the than [country is placed at about 26,000, l””” and half of that number are {shod animals. ¥rom this the army experts argue that there is a widc range for horseshoers. genera A survey in New York state show men of jed but two horseshoer apprentices at work. In Switz | divorce advent of antomo- | n un- motor more Yet, re- that disclose that in today are \:\ml H'n |u only one to every 16 marriuges Now Haven, able to got quickly nay be the form of a m cventually will e ¥ the late Walter Camp, 1 house in De ¢ riding and hunting. There | | Sweeten ke Stomach aday. The mor & will require n an upsurge in the use | The Natioas Laxative 1 by alumni scape dev cities and | arcas where wagons are | READ CAP MENORAL | AT YALE BOWL $300,000 Colonnade at Athletic Field Planned ) April 1 (P —A col probably $350,0( and vehicles faven 1 that while was quite likely that umounts ma half of college athletics, City, nitted to York en su James Rogers, se ver tol m 3 both by pe- to Yale to send out mittee ex letters, T colon e N R B e | EALIC fiafi% never fuss e 0[4 over thisl;ne\v Candy For Easter The joyful spirit of Easter is truly ex- pressed by Candy. Give Her a Box this Easter. Remember Mother, espe- cially, to make her Easter a happy occasion. 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Grape 150t fo be nsed as Jam, 2 for 49 E C 45c Pineapple Jam, 15 0. + o me .49 aSter lgar peCIa S e ooy oo Hidos REDUCED FOR THE WEEK-END 45c Orange Marmalade, . . . 2 for 49 ; iyt e A 4% | La Rosa Aromatica Flor De Murat o E::::: (C;f:: -:-:m; s 3 for 68 15c Straight Liggett's Size 2 for 25¢ Size 25c Chocolate Seuce + o+ o « %;m :: 10 for $1.20 Tin of 10 for $1.00 40cSalad Drewing . + o o o 2for Vi Puaae D (e X for 0 Box of 25 - $2.00 Box of 50 - $5.00 35¢ Vanllla Extract, 200 . ;fm .g e L 2 o e or ! T X i s LTSI.EBTL“M‘TW o 2 gl.g 13c Major (Perfecta) 10c M a j 0 r (Meor) 25¢ G WYpound . . . . for « 25¢ Baldng Chocolss K . . for 38 Pock of 10 for 98¢ 10 for 86¢c 30c Beef Cubes,12's . . . . 2for 31 Box of 25 - $2.45 Box of 25 - $215 ister yesterday of the monuy I8 assured from Yalo graduates, it considerable come from graduates , and universities in country in recognition of lite-long efforts of Mr, Camp in be- The memorifal colonnade has been designed by John W, Gross, of New and the sketches have Gamble nior architect of the uni- who passes upon all posed building construetion. solicitation of funds the com- 40,000 it {s planned he Lapham nue and the nsive land- IFIED ADS