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10 liorth Main Street,
South Norwalk
Phone 747
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01D HAT STYLE
Designer; After Trill
Abroad, Says Pearl
Grays With Curled
Brln'ls Predominate.
Pearl gray hats. with curledoup
brlms. predominate in men's hats.
in Europe. according to Charles
Kaessseier. chief designer at bat
styles for the John B. Stetson Co.
or. DanbuI-y.‘who has Just returned
trom a tour of the fashion centers
of the world.
“My intention." says Mr. laces-
haeter ”was to get composite inl-
preesion or the styles shown by the
leading hat makers in the principal
European cities.
"The curled-up or flange brim as
it is known in the trade. predomilm-
ted. while some flat-set. snap-brim
hate were shown in the stores. and
appeared occasionally on .the street.
Nowhere did I see hats trimmed
with fancy stripebands which are
now go popular. in this country. The
European man-about-town ‘ doesn't
lake-:quickly to radical changes in
beadwear.
“in on) of the old-established
shops. in London the proprietor told
me it was quite necessary to carry
the same style of bat year after year
in order to retain his old‘ouetomers.
Many men refuse to wear anything
but a duplicate or the hat that
they had been wearing. In many
cases the cu’sbmer would send is
valet or servant to purchase a no
but lust like his old one.
“I found that the shape of tha‘
new halal where any changes were
permissible. was becoming more
conservative. the brim being nar-
rower than in past seasons.
“While a, great number of Pearl
and gray bats were seen in the win-
dows and worn on the street. the
mere ants state there is a demand
for s ades of brown and tan which
will be even more insistent for next
fall.”
Catholic Women’s
' ' College Gets Gifts
A gift of 850. 000 to Albertus
Magnus College. an institution tor
young women in New Haven. which
was opened a few months ago. by
Rev. '1‘. Lawrason. Riggs. chaplain
tor Roman Catholic students at
Yale University. has been an-
nounced by members of the college
advisoryfbosrd.
This gltt is the first one or its na-
ture since the college opened. It
will be used for a chapel and Bis.
tel-I Isabella. dean of the college.
said" that' in design it would be or
colonial architecture. “to” harmonise
with? the other college buildings.
‘ A beautifulwoman’s pump in
I. grey kid, blonds kid or patent.
A AAA” $4. 98
value
i A smart designed pump in
‘ patent and satin. $3 498
Speeial..........
é Misses and mum'-
IIo'SIsR-Y _,
For Men, Women and
95 S—Women’ s Pure V
threadsilk. 89c _
All Colors.
93 S-Wonlen’s Full _
Fashioned pure ilk.
Men’s Fancy
Hose. special
.59c
patent and hlbndeib
kid. Special
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SPRING STYLES 0F GRACEFUL DESlGNS FOR
EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY Now BEING
suowN AT KINNII‘YS—AI‘ IowsR PRICES
Kinneys are well known for their beautiful styles in
footwear for the whale family at lower prices than
elsewhere in the city. Our children’ s shoes are made
sturdily and strongly enough to withstand these. hard
knocks. Parents will find that when children wear
Kinney shoes there is a remarkable saving inshoe‘ bills.
' ' Milillhtr in
u ' an ’s new g weig spring
. Save You mg," ten and black calf
I Sailors. $1439 Men’s'tan self or black ox-
‘ forda- Good Year waited rub-
‘80 S—Womsn’s Pure go‘s-tubal; if“. $2e98 A
Bill: Chifion. . s3 ‘. .
Colliers. $1. 79
.andhie
snappy Popular Melo-
Checked one Deputy
Declares.
BERLIN. March lip—(AP) Pho-
nograph records-or racy popular mu-
eio are having such ‘a demoralisins
eifect on ‘ Prussian youth. in the
cities. that the government should
prevent turther 'sels‘ or such “9013.0!
to the people's souls." according to
a deputy or the Centrist Party. He
has introduced a bill in the Prus-
sian Diet which would authorise the
state to curb the. mm: "indecent"
records.
The bill also woul empower the
government to prove the develop-
ment of revues and m siesl comedies
in which there is :toe nillcll nudity.
Such offerings. this deputy says.
"constitute an extraordinary danger
to the public cultural and. moral lite.
and have no relation toart."
President vcn Hindenburg has re-
fused to avail himself or the strin-
gent slander and libel laws protect-
ing oilioials or the Republic. The at-
tacks on him are (or less vitriolic
than those levelled against the late
President Ebert. and a good many or
them come from members or his
own party but the President its not
easily nettled.
A detective seeking evidence
against George Paulus. a Btettin cof-
tee merchant. for alleged violation
or the pure food laws. reported that
Pnulus had threatened to shoot the
police commissioner.
‘vaen the President can go to
as saying.
The police commissioner promptly
filed suit for slander. President von
Hindenburg. when the matter was
brought to his attention. laughed of!
the suggestion that he make a corn-
slim and intimated that the police
cor‘nmtssionc‘r was a bit too thin skin-
ne
Thousands or gallons of two and
three years old wine are going beg-
ging at" 15 cents a‘ quart in the wine
growing valleys or the Moselle. Bar
and. Ruhr, where the growers are
desperately in need or money and
arewilllng to convert their stocks
into cash at almost any llsure.
at 15 cents a quart. which is ex-
clusive or the federal tax of 20 per
cent. there are few buyers.
One buyer is described as a foreign
syndicate, which is said to be willing
to make the-attempt to smuggle the
wine into the United States in spite
or its bulk.
Conditions in the vision“ country
on both sided one. Rhine are llit‘ll
that plantations having as high as
«£000 vines are being leased tors
song. the owner asking little more
thin that the renter keep up the pro.
party. The growers are asking tor at
least a yurtsuspensidn oi the vine-
yardtax.
George Kueier. N. is spending the
first tour moisths of his married lite
in Jail because he snipped at {our
iardsoi the alurIcloth-‘ot the Re-
ceneburg Mullc'u’ Church and
Mada wedding ’sult made-otit.
The minister-Reported the theft to
Ilm police sumo time 330. No clew
to the church burglar was tuned.
however. until Roster and his bride
need before the altar. Remaking
how handsome both the-bride and
Tl'oonl' looked. the minister noticed
that Kueter‘s suit were! the same
material as the remnant which was
left on the altar. , I
say and
tothe police.
He performed the
turned Keefer overto
Knitter pleaded guilty. {He-was Job-
le- ‘Ian‘d Icoald not moi-d .a new
suit. adding that the altar cloth had
looked long enough te’ him rog- both
purposes.
At a time when German cities are
both! blunted with huge yellow
rs ”ing. “Not a cent tor the
aces." in connection with the
question of turther money or pro-
perty' grants to the former ruling
vinelal royal .ismilies are spending
the late winter in detserland. 8t.
Merits and navos are the most pov-
ulsr resorts.
The press of the Left is making
political capital put of these winters
beigirsa ~n’ :ep ted extracts of
hotel rsglet showing the
renewing; "His Royal High.
as- Prince {Christoph magi-loll. oi
Hecklenburg and retinas: Ber Mai-
esty Prince. Berthold von Baden;
His literati the Grind. Duke and
Duchess er eckiepbnrg'ped rations:
N369 Berthoid you
Baden and: listinue.” ‘
dies Ought To Bej
smalleet- villages as well as in the
Roll." the detective reported Paulus '
Even ‘ .
PAGE THREE
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sclectiKn of furnishings.
the ideal lurnlIqu.
would cost you onlv
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Buys This Stroller
A remarkable “line because the
same article regularly sells for
835.00. Strongly built. heavy
springs. etc.
From 12.95 Up
Refrigerators That
Will Serve Better
I Several innovations in refrigera-
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efficiency and economy. It would
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A ‘ ' '$58e00
IFor' Kitchen Cabinet
.lloreabargainsi' It-ilas tilting
‘ neuritis. large dish cabinenpan
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Home is -— or should be -— life’s greatest influence, a
builder of character, an incubator of happiness.
making of homes is the greatest of professions.
cessful home-maker, whether she reigns o’er mansion or,
shack, considers carefully its furnishings.
most pretentious or very humble—yet they must be well
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We. direct the attention of all home makers toward our
A Fibre Set of Three Pieces Like This Will Bring
Sunshine Right Into Your Hllmc
There's no furniture so cheery as lighbtoncd an-c.
fui ilnlsh and antenna upholstery it fairly radians sunshine.
. Elery home needs a little of it—and, of cour.se in summer it is
Such a set as that shown nboxe $68. on
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your clothes and fill the
go in your kitchen?
The suc-
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in its color~
Why soil your hands and
wild: a disagreeable odor when
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Any four walls can be
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abode when the furniture is well chosen.
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Sllowing now the very newest styles in good furniture.
with hot, raspy water
make: tbs Mamas?
clemendMMl
How you can banish
the dirtiest day of the week
The dirtiest day of the week
for the woman who cooks with
coal or wood is stove-polishing
coal-gas, soot. and ashes. It
gives heat only when you want
heat-and as much as you
want when you want it. The
flame is a gas flame. It is not a
wick flame. such as you see in
the ordinary lamp.
Drop In today and let us ex-
plain' In detail how the Florence
develops this hot blue oil-gag
house
This range puts an end to
LOREN CE
OIL RANGE
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Nowadays even the mos
living room. This suite
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Comfortable Overstuifed for the Living Room
and good-looking in its rich velour cover. Just as
you see it above. Priced separately. its cost is.
.t
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modest home has overstuued in the
of fine construction—very comlortable
$148. 00
Now is the time to
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‘ and lay Free of
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This Complete Bedroom Grouping Includes a
Rocker and Bench - It Is Priced at $148. 00
And. thou—:h not shown we also she you the spring and mat-
tless. making it a remarkable buy. The sultc's construction of
genuine walnut \e-nrcrs—In popular Tudor period
style—Worihscelngl ...........
$148. 00
' $12.90
Chest of Drawers
with live tull width sections and
two half width. Built of call
in lustrous golden finish.
Special! 100- Piece
Dinner Set, $18.95
This is an excellent value in fine
. American porc‘elnlnware —- colli-
plete service {or twelve persons.
In younchoicc of several pat-
terns.
Why. Daybeds Are Ever
In Demand I
It serves most suitably as a liv.
ing room couch and when ocea-
aion requires it becomes a lull
else bed. This style—now tidal. ‘
autonomy?
iBudg‘etPlan
It is an. arrangement that
makes it ‘very convenient for y'
you {to furnish your horse! _,
Just a small deposit delivers I .-
auy purchase—end this ”I A 1
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