Primitive Man Interest Draws Tourists Across the Pacific
Frederic J. Hashin argues that travel interest in Tahiti and Hawaii marks a shift in civilization toward admiring rather than conquering. He traces painters Gauguin and Mangham, writer O’Brien, and anthropologists who praise native beauty and warn civilization may learn from savages, citing Pueblo resistance to change and lasting indigenous traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Hashin
Washington
Hawaii
Teniti
South Sea Islands
Banes
Gangsn
Tahi
Guugin
Tahitians
Somerset Mangham
Gauguin
Frederick O'Brien
Tanith
Aso
Elsie Clews ‘Parsons
Sie
Southwest
Taos Pueblo
New Mexico
Coronsio
Art and Pueblo relations near the vicinity foster a savior role
A movement grows to allow the Pueblo to remain as he is for art and self. Artists and Indians now live in harmony sharing color and natural beauty while rejecting the ugliness of civilization. The piece suggests artists may become the savage's salvation after soldiers missionaries and educators fail.
Ozaki and Matsunami Clash Over Armament Policy
In Torio a debate on naval armaments featured ex-minister Yukio Ozaki arguing against Japan pursuing arms buildup and urging dialogue with the United States. Professor Matsunami urged abolition of the navy, noting Japan and the U S stance on the League of Nations. A student committee backed disarmament while noting campus factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torio
Associated Press
Yukio Ozaki
Justice
Hie
Matsunami
Imperial University
Manila
Ozaki
United States
Japan
America
Borah
Jawan
Stael
Great Britain
Matsunarat
League of Nations
League
Dacki
New Britain Court Hears Tax Rate Challenge
Hartford dispatch reports in New Britain that residents crowded a superior court room as Isadore Simone of the Taxpayers Protective Association sought an injunction to stop collecting a 22.7 mills tax. The suit targets the March 4 city meeting alleging illegality and Turbulence, with Mayor Orson Curtis and city officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Associated Pres
New Britain
Maltbie
Isadore Simone
Taxpayers' Protective Association of
Orson I. Curtis
Curtis
A. L. Thompson
Kirkham
Action Against Campus Restaurant Set For Resumed Hearing
Trick of George E Bellows seeks 10000 damages for a September 2 1919 fall at the Campus Restaurant and Tanch. Hearing before Judge J H Keeler and a jury in superior court expected to begin before noon. Also on the calendar are three other cases today and three for tomorrow. Judge Kellogg’s April session schedule outlined with short calendar April 1 and April 8 for assignments. Danbury term opens today for court and jury trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George LE. Bellows
J. H. Keeler
Bellows
John P. Kellogs
Keeler
Tudee George FE. Hinman
Danbury
Benjamin Berger Files Petition in Bankruptcy
Benjamin Berger of 228 Hallett Street files for bankruptcy in U S District Court citing liabilities of 3033.47 and assets including stock in trade valued at 3.50. He states lack of funds to pay filing fee and says he operated a nation store with Bridgeport creditors among his listed debtors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Berger
Hallett Street
U. S. District Court
Entir
Berger
Nation
Bridgeport
Sports suits solve a problem for spring wear
Pye seeks a spring suit combining style with service, quiet yet alive in look and versatile for all wear. A ready answer arrives in handsome Copenhagen Rainbow tweeds and dotted crash options priced at 30 and 37.50 dollars, showcased on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Hats in black and white with white trimming
An ad notes hats in black and white with deep black straw or telephane braid and white trimming. Describes variations such as facing or outer brim with white flowers. Claims luminous contrast and calls them an excellent alternative to spring colored hats. Priced $7.50 to $15 on the second floor.
Spring lingerie sale features dainty, affordable styles
A lively catalog describes spring undergarments including camisoles in pink satin with ribbon straps, crepe de chine chemises with lace trim, navy and black satin pieces, sheer gowns with floral ribbons, pink batiste bloomers, and envelope chemises. Prices range from 59 cents to about $11.25, highlighting fresh fabric textures and comfortable fits.
Spring Scarfs and Chokers Complement Attire
A description of stylish scarves and chokers praised for their glossy beauty and sharp contrast, enhancing Spring outfits from coats to gowns. The items are noted as equally attractive with snug-fitting jackets or loose wraps, whether in dark mink or light squirrel fur.
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Carter
Otti
Horlick
Styles
Fritzs Hawley Opticians
Marrs Sa Eee Ears
Leeming & Co
Mads
Risbie
Analgesique
Bengue
Bidgeport
Conn
Zelwood
Thintex
Meu
Ted
Meadow Brook
Porterhouse
Hamburg
Rau
THE
Howland Dry Goods Company
Peicés
Sunkiste
Mantler’s Baby Shop
Minerva Yarns
Minerva
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