Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 6, 1923 · page 7

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Anne “ Riii-enhouse

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The Cloche F ts All New 4 k — ersfor Supremacy

 

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.4 .. tzme trying to re‘ popuigruv 0; the clothe-tn t . .
. ... . he An . ~.
rn...en from frequent milliners hsve esi ed ‘ t Other “Hill: at! ndminbls s. hat resting mi N w .
I . .: .‘3 no... “on,” when the fared . ruietyd a sad or. "th a“ mmmm bring net the n to so during this epoch on

at other'shn out. it is unknown to mini-en. less the: tenure ‘1. incorporated.
Fenced to show tour which. to tell the truth. no mtg: :33: it. w“ the doc“ must b° anchor-gunman “° telling. 8‘“ Young N “‘5 ”“3 found its ‘d‘
fashions a year in« how it may distress the cloche- It “$31153. end none other. they will not win out unless Infill. vutcxeateting on their mistakes.

-~,t . u formerly. It sllur~ need, are sinin l rest 0 head. It must nsrs invent huts or sniilcient our the minions-s have added to this
, .x nu- in the windows they hour. Thzre is: n p in "er! shield "3‘ 0m and nape or neck

no radical fort and attraction to persuade new version or the Russian turban
- r They may inquire in the size of the hats icim‘i: 333° same time. If it slips up- “mocha: the “H“W 0“ h t Illlht brim vhich ii an clout»
’ . ma; they 30 only to mum”. but to the French. the m. 9:23am bggtsnc: rests on not theggnly mthwsy to success. tion of the crown. The body of
::alrrr:r?crl::b°:xkzzz fl: :9: headgear is percentibly lsrger woman's heed looks ?nde::1:ou: M “m the SM "I; he: h‘n‘fli‘lllu ingrown)»
> ”ml-,1" a chansey’irn fasgigon 9:1 1:23: conspicuous tlnn the A“ "“3 it 0383 d008- Just Which .7 Bin! :old:er‘tsk:in“helmm‘t blot: ion-volts: 2“
— a new garment. Elm-open .3035“ to, ‘ rear by u" had“ “3 ‘ "0‘"! and see. . When “10 mllliners 370' 1“ in s thickly wrapped mllfif nietsl-
”mu h tr do r There 1 n - t - If she does not bring forward splratlon from old Rania tor the lie tissue or Oriental brocade that
r h wit ih engons wide brim: 9I'h" cull” to ruive the but on the temples until it .nosr ,tlarn hat. they eoIn- rises from nape of neck ””9,
. ,. “ “_ ° '59“ ,W" - "e 5 no I"Hunt rests on the cheekbones. let her polled torchange its to in order on, the a , nd ””3 high in
w in a war to Arnencsn ‘0 reinstate smell or pointed eschew um cloche. T . ’ -

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

_ If there “ to iy It on h n tel
A lirmal nun“,- I". crowns. ho milliner res to "Willing “flier than it I 1: on a c e co to sh d front.
, 3 that she h‘gn't done suggest a hat that rises a ove the.E
Mr, 0.“- merchants nnd eye row. The angle at which s Th' at.” and
.nt-ra arn divided into new woman wears her hat continues to Nar- u ”on Mt aid scarf "“0“", the mm “m u ”N“

 

the brim of their eyes. No hot hss 3 chance This ”up. was the m.“ and

 
 

 

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man. but she has inored
‘r, catering to the hith-
:"=:~'=::;akers twice a year.
vanurac-mrers are doing
mamas with Paris these
, ;.' h'ljv‘ hundreds of mod-
the dressmnker buys

- has which is the reason
; .- nn Main Street wears
. . «arm which have passed
Amm'lcan hands. They
vuwspiy built. but French

— -. is behind them; they
' » Mix!» for length and
{or ornamentation and

.. manufacturers finished
.‘TTKESI purchaseg before De-

~ in. They copy. broad-
‘abliah the styles before

A crvon lea! appears. That‘s

. . way. Even before their

.. (an. oihor manufacturers
"Tlflilt over the water the
.11»! Palm Beach fashions
arc- sold to women who

- z . nvar tho water. Realiz<
lam that there's money in
aw lbrll ”in American conti-
;~ a vast performance of
"v containing several varied
,-~nrtmi climates and a mass
i tzistws. tho From-J) de-
—.. arn going to disturb our
' more than ever. “'9 are
to (£19 upon new fashions

x ;':;mn and Spring as of old:
also. we will be stimulated
r WV mm: before thesoneasons
..m- over the horizon. Result:
Mr i0 one'a tranquility and
. .~ mat of dimes and nickels.

\illlincrs Lend in Recklessness

' is not A new trick for French
r- ..::r>rs to persuade American
~r5 to enlarge or replete their
w k with headgear that sings of
while defying the sleet of
Jrc’ :tr)‘. '
rmxrn. eternally sugar to
cbmv- what they own for what
up: desire. find a. thousand and

Modified Indian turban 0! black
M"1': with enormous Man a!
' :r-i- qnd paid brocade. It covers
”r head. showing only the straw,"
"‘"'-l>-'~‘ locks of hair and immense
mumps. A black. was «a file: at

"pp .f‘

':n excelzant reasons for yearning
:‘2- new hats after the New Yesr's
”-rlis have run; out "Whin‘
'ha: :5: old. So there is s sirens
“.739 or: the ministers to do thh
’12'32 mm: and quickly. Why?
Fix-mange they gm mt, unto detth
'7 ‘En primitive felt’.hst with I
mznimum of decoration and I
maximum of popularity.

l':d°r the mi condition!
or» he: appears as load In an-

feit cloehe and s m M

be the sign and symbol of her straw, the hand a: base

knowledge of fashion. No possible
attention she may pay to the
swing and fsbric of her frock an
oil-st the egregious error of shovh
in; even the meresi flicker of toro-
head or ears. Even the modified
poke-bonnet of this season is
pushed down on the head so for
that its slightly curved front brim
reveals only the eyes.

Mllliners say it is all very well
for women to dpsrend into medioc-
valism when they adopt a stand-
ardized silhozvette. but what is to
become of them if every woman
continues to wear an untrimmed

 

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A high-crown") clnrhc in the new-
est shaping, n' black fafl'fifa rm-
broidrrcd in u-ln‘ir braid running in
frianal.‘ J!’Ctl’)ll'{ imrurri 1hr rrnhr

0' "nun. Th-' brim is sharply

turnrd up in front

other. whether it cost three or without 3 bolt. Petunntlyfth”
tinny dollars. Women answer: put ontnewnau. Will they '13:;
‘“'ho cares?" One should we. Possibly. Because each "Pf-in
That much}. certain. But ova: born with 3 face mm

the fastidioui i537!!!"

W , fie; 7 ,nn $3 9! gm mood is» “(W
expansir- cloeho 1nd build will. lie. 11”, ‘1“ he WW 77,99,177

h'r: henstmllrivitytoshst
pzwshef with at the ' Bach
it is to cut down the M .C’llfibo 1'me

figment! @133?“ and

k dotted crepe dc chine. The crawler the hot is of white lilo:
is held by a long, flat buckle.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

flu! shows her at run-Of
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High helm! of narrow 91an ar-
ranged in even stripe: of hrmrn and
yellow. The moored brim is narrow.
the crown hand of hrtmn (rhu‘t has
long strcamcrs.

foremost rival of the universal
cloche in Paris inst September. If
bide fair to contiiiuo Its desiruc~
tive work over here. Smart
women who won. new things ren-
der a favorable vordiri for it. it
is often fashioned in rimh of gnld
with the roll in t‘hirivsr- Line and
gold. or silver «mi Min-a, nr rash
brocade. if on» iii uni averm in

ornlmonistion on n hat. a rnmrful“

pin or pointed ornnmrm ls ndrimi.
It is hard to make women see the
sdvnninxe of decoration. however.
They grow more opposed to it in

Enlarged mun cup of dull red avi-
tvfl with imrrtor’s plumage of feath-
rrn across the crown, sweeping mrr
rach shouldtr. Timon mothers are
dark red. sulphur, and flame color.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

their m etch month.
Item to are going to maize
the costume cat to the bone. We
myulastsodownintohiuory
a loving n certain type of dress
which Wu to u.

11:. am nu goes veil with

the um:- or tunic of primal”

duplicity “:1. mm: to the
comm" ”mama;
The flat skirt. shunned staph,

,, talwflthtflah mmmmmup
m n a I”7”]Tififfiww,fiafafigse4ggmefi,,,

n W,,_ ,
’.nimhlv"- mwrutmr. scoummwormmm «Matinee-17W
”5” mt. Amwflmmw. W

 

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complete the resemblance is the ‘

lush, wrinkiod hoot. Yet we add
the Ewan sends! at CW1"!

Madman“...

in time new nuisances has there
unammmewmu
weary of like! «int. Deceit.
much talk of the and last, block
is the dominating color wherever
women ore W. This is
veil. It is the but anaem-

he!
'Weaéecgge ,,
. Nithuuoudedu its place with the others. It re- noe‘k sad drove to MW’ ’*" * * ,nn,

 

Ill-chim- turban m Mm}: tell am
"I “In“; In a irhlr I‘Dllhli Ruin-l (if
Mark uhtum l-(Uing ainuugml “O
uhhhimllnr) limp: at rm )1 unlit».

sr-mMM n Warrior’s hrimoi Not
our tar-rm u‘uri‘lt‘u‘a. lmi ilmno who
went inn-Iii in lm’iiln iii gorgeous
puuum' mill: lusnnm‘n flying; and
i‘amfmrlautwd lmrsvn. l‘m’ir horses.
This nr“ pit-cc ui’ handset-r is in
ma mi shldr known ss drags or
win“ [is m-(‘ilnnnl divininlis monk»
lin— ntflfil'ii} of In surface Arrnss’
nu, “Iiiih gut-s tho {rather nt I
lvltlnictl kuiflhl. lin (‘nlnrs lkln tn
nnmr umi milphur. lism‘llenl for
l int-lilo art-nu

Knee-now”! [on poke m
trimmed with wide Mack mu. rib-
bon, what}: drops downward to "u
nook and was: about it. On
mikes a near] that “can:
lattes,

The hrishi radium a! the arty
hue hu mallow“ down to “has
of roses end are“ of wine. Th0
former is the choir: tar noun
frocks. [1 is used in crepe and
in tulle tor thedaoet down.“
gowns, Normally nu. would toi-
lov this list, Thorn! ere W.
was pokerhanneu of “it Is the
new collection which on My
skin to those worn try the his»
(ion Amy. Block satin rims is
wound widely shout the crown to

Montage“ roe. about the

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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