New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1927, Page 12

LONDON LEANING TOARDS STRAWS Millingrs Featuring Summer Hats With Winter Snows | pl: is It By the Associated Presmss. The spring straw hats London before the winter snows, | The new model straws maintain the vogue of the high crown, but | hard lines are eliminated by the| clever use of fancy effects in straw and the addition of taffeta and rib- | bon. Brims are more pronounced whether they drogp prettily over the face or turn up turban fashion. A novelty in straw is the bee hive shape with blaclt satin ribs. The milliners in popy straws are also introducing more colors. Some arp in rose pink, swathed in taffeta, others in orange colored straw and interwoven colors. reached Ita eri izing to t FEATHERS IN HATS Feather trimmed hats are begin- ing to conquer the fancy of well- dressed Parisiennes. A saucy aig- rette cocked at just the right angle subdues the hard lines of the severe black felt. Ostrick plumes, however, find little favor. { Another tendency observed is to make the brim of one color and the crown of another, matching the colors of the dress W CURLING THE HAIR The new style in hair dressing for \derly British women is to have their hair curled like a barrister's wig, If the hair is gray it makes| it all the more effective. Worn with | pearls and a black velvet frock, the style is attractive, Elbows Fashionable in fashionable. A onsiderable number of new coats have buttoned elbows and the atten- tion given the elbow trimmings by iress designers, 1l sorts of gar- | ments, is a leading point of the lat- st fashions. | m. |in el lc P | G NOBILITY WEARING TIARAS There is a revival in ti imong_English fashionable women Lady Birkenhead has appeared in one frequently of late and Princess Bibesco has wom a lovely diamond | tiara at several recent parties, and strikes a note dernity. Bruins have acquired Detroit Cougars Ar Briden. ed upon here chances. He obtained t Wi Cougars, w Oa combinations in | red flannels of old {the undies will be pr |and will be and children nual convention here | sha, Wis.; ond v tender side. two little daughters, developing between fancy dress and ordinary evening attire, Another dance frock has a breast ate. But it is made of velvet, It black and is slipped over the head. fits snugly over the frock’s bodice | of original BIG HOCKEY TRADE Boston Bruins Acquire Frank Fred- erickson and Gordon Mecking for Two Players. 7 (®—In a National the Boston Frank Fred- ickson and Gordon Meeking of the in exekh 11 chie (Duke) Keats Archie Boston, Jan. ague hockey trade, nd and Frederickson’s acquisition is look- as likely to do strengthen the alcons hat won , and two nipeg in 1 Olympic c] 1 ars ago starred wi e Viet Aners of world title In the same deal Detroit atman to the Montreal Ma Sporty Knit Underwear To Compete With Silks Utica, N. Y., Jan. 7.—— Color knit Twear, hich promise to be louder than the are planned by Associated - anufacturers & g the public fi solors made for omen The manufacturers’ meeting tod ected the following o T President, R. 8. Cooper of Ke first vice-preside lements, Grand Rapids, an- o- hllmon' ridley, |Pilsudski Proud ;% His Two Daughters Warsaw, Jan. 7 (#—Marshal Pil- s a firm hand on 8 of importance n Poland It is rese ‘Wanda, 9, at happen: NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1927 FLASHES OF LIFE: DIVORCES EASY TO GET OVER IN MOSCOW NOWADAYS By tho Assocfated Press. Moscow—If one wishes a divorce ¢, all that is necessary is to eay housands are waiting in line to It takes two minutes if the not too long. Separation is plete when the other party re- ceives a letter from the license bu- reau saying that he or she is no r married, do it 1i longe New York—A man has a right to change his mind as well as 2 woman and there should be no talk of scan- dal over the marriage of William . Jr, in a hotel instead of a anned, says Frederick G. a business associate. He ler t enough to desire pri Camden, can be a ground for r]!\m(( , testified he Mrs. Edward Dav was four had m ever since s nd that his ntions were those of a father. Because lisobeyed hushand's orders to e the the husband was given a decree iscontin kisses, Ind.—Elopers s more diffic It see runner Jeffersonville, going to this Gretn m ng squires emplo; approach prospects i automobiles and on f Police Cle ves notice that dinance f Washington— t cha father is Rucben Bland of Roberson- ville, N. C., who has had 34 chil- dren, is 72 years old and has been marricd twice, He was introduced it the White House and in congres: s the champion, because previou Leander Gentle of Georgia, had been so presented. e lates pion v York—T! and musical 160 pot says, by sur 1 baths and v ot reducing fails atty nedy singer, having lost ery when dieting us other means Jersey City—Tt at ree dollars a day to listen to tosti- s to whether a woman is in- ne. in the opinion of a jury. The worth McKeon for $2,300 which he claims the actor owes him for getting a better contract. Montpelier, Vt—There's a new precedent for gubernatorial inaugur- ations in the native state of the president. John Weeks offered prayer before starting his inaugural ad- dress to the legislature, Berlin—Five Germans weighing a total of more than a ton form the | backbone of a new Fat Men’s club. East Hampton—Discovery of $1,- | 900 in bills in lining of coat of Dr Elmer Stuart Parmelee, who died December 31, leads to belief he had secreted considerable sums in places. Shelton—Subscriptions of $106,- aised so far toward new paro- chial school and social center at St. s church. ¢ Haven—Pleading guilty to embezzlement of $3.506 pl Joseph P. Lynch year in jall. New Haven—Suit for $5,000 dam- verett Harris of Meriden ¢ Sergeant Schuerer of police department of that town decided in | favor of defendant in civil superior court, w Haven — Representative German government does not pear to aid Fred Edel of M reld in connection with shooting of Jr, of that town Hartford — Gov. Trumbull an- nounces he and Mrs. Trumbull will leave for Florida about the 15th for ten days or two weeks’ vacation. Hartford—. nals for state endorsed in report to North Hi v conference, Highw missioner John A. McDonald tomatic traffic Bridgeport tim of * stabber,” Miss Charlotte M 18, receives three scratches on face from man who er as she is about to enter Police think man, attracted hantom osseau, soizes Tom odd | 21 from em- | is given 5 highways will not be | Atlantic | Another possible vie- | in at-| Marie, for example, at a one dollar fare, a special tariff had to be filed with the Interstate Commerce Com- mission and that body’s approval re- DELUAE TOURS Swedish Royalty However, Paid| member of ner immediae party to Their Own Way each of the several railroads over 10,000 Miles For $1 | which she traveled on her 10,000 mile tour. Railroad fares alone, at winter tourist rates. would have to- Washington, Jan. 7. (P—Supply- | talled approximately $20,000 ~for But he has also caught herring in the Baltic, trouf in the streams of the Pyrennes and herring in the cold waters north from Hambourg, |not to mention other fish off the Argentine coast Pacific in Basque coast, the and the waters of the China and Japan. “Touring Planes” Are Displayed in France Paris, Jan. 7 (A—Little two-seat- er airplanes, just the thing for a ¢ | nearly 80 persons aboard the Royal ing of special trains and cars to | Rumanian. | distinquished forelgn visitors Who | = gnoenei'y oo expense borne by wish to gee this country in deluxe | 1o rongs was that incident to stock- | style has become an interesting | 7 ing diners and private kitchens phase of American railroading. x | aboard the several special cars ma Through the courtesy of the rall- |0 5 ¢ royal train. Special illus- roads, ih many cases, members of | 4 d ™S of | trated booklets describing the coun- | roval familles and other notables| yry through which the queen passed Live B GEl o Lour the nited |and claborate menu cards also were States an a X E et : aid for by the railroads. cquipment at nominal cost to them- | aliro i by e ATt dhs g |scives. The_transcontinental unt | ot Roumanian was the must Juxur- | [2 atetn e d embled. Com- | carlier visit of President Machado of | 243 cuPment ever asserified: Fom- | Cuba are outstanding instances whep | P =08 % SPEC S0 L ot | fiio zallzodds St o syeni vl hl‘"“ and equipped with the most modern | ‘imd l{(i)lotc\l most of the transporta- fon etiar Coe | | tion b i Swedish Visitors Paid | | The Crown Prince and Princess of veden paid for the special car hich, attached to regular trains, | | took them across the country on| Paris, Jan. 7 —The new French | their recent visit, but the Prince of | ambassador to Washington, Paul Wales and Marshal Foch of Frauce | Claudel, has one thing in common rode in special trains that cost th.em | with President Coolidge and also | next to nothin, | with his boss back home—DMonsieur | The most consistent user of special | Briand. He is a fisherman. | | trains is President Coolidge, but he | f. Claudel's fishing - has been | buys his own ticket out of a special | more extensive than that of either | appropriation provided for the pur- | the president or the French min- The government at times cm- | jster of Foreign affairs. He has fish- ployes special equipment with which in the streams that 'Briand o transport distinguished visitors | knows, and, like Mr. Coolidge, has from New York to Washington and | caught trout in Eastern America, return when they pay official calls | to the national capital. ; More than the desire of the rail- are soon “nipped in the bud” without “dosing by use of— roads to be courteo! sts to visit- | ‘ | v Rus ‘ ing sightseers is necessary in supply- | Over 17 Mtllmn Jau Used Yearly ' | Lk |New French Envoy to U. 8. Is a Fisherman | pose. ing trains at nominal cost to the | guests. Under the law only railroad employes are ailowed free transpor- | tation and in order to carry Queen STRAND 4 DAYS STARTING SUNDAY USE OUR BUDGET trip out to the golf course or to a week-end rendezvous, are on sale 1 France for less than $3,000, at recent exchange rates. | Two of these “touring planes,” as the French call them, were displayc: at the Aeronautic Show. “So far orders are few and .ai between,” sald the salesman, “but we expect to get enough to justify mass production. Then we will have low-priced air-flivvers.” READ HERAUD CUASSIFIED AD! FOR YOUR WANTS NASH CLOTHES “Nashionally Known” Famous for the service they give our customers and for the value received SH Ready-Made UITS: and OVERCOATS 22 Are ONE PRICE If you desire “NASH SPECIAL” garments made to your measure, Salesman will call. The price is .... give us your name and address. 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