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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-21
RESERVE ARMIES WILL NOT REDUCE
 IS THE OPINION
Germany Tried to Have It Passed at Geneva But All
 Other Nations Opposed It
BY HENRY WOOD

United Press Stan Correspondent
 Geneva, May 21.-(UP)-Hope waned to-day that the 19S2 world arms conference next year would re- suit in reduction of conscript armies.
 The council of the league Of na- tions rejected Germany's effort to secure consideration at the confer ence next February of a plan to limit trained reserve forces in Flu ropean countries and Japan.
 The opposition to the German plan was practically unanimous. The opponents furthermore made no at tempt to conceal either their atti- tude or their reasons for refusing to support the project.
 Even Arthur Henderson, British foreign secretary, admitted that Germany's proposals represented .'an ideal" which he commented was "often a mistake when dealing with practical things.
 Aristide Briand, French foreign minister. said that the projected dis armament convention drawn up by the preparatory commission of the that any effort to retouch it might cause the entire structure to tumble.
 Italy was not opposed to dis cussing reserves. DinoR Grandf. for eign minister, said, but he added that his government was convinced that any effort at present toward that end might risk the success of the conference.
 Japanese opposition to the re- serves limitation plan was expressed by K. Yoshizawa. Yoshizawa said that any effort to include trained re- serves in the limitation program next year would end in failure. He said he doubted it would be possible to gain the unanimity necessary to enforce such a plan.
 Dr Voyislav Markinovitch. Jugo- slavia's foreign minister, said any effort to force governments to give statistics on their reserve forces would result in the imitation of fig ures to give an impression later of concessions without actually con- ceding anything.
 In the face of all this opposition Dr Julius Curtius, German foreign minister, said he hoped there might yet be a possibility of finding for mula to conciliate her remands with those of the opposing nations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-21
LATE REALTY NEWS
Quit Claim Deeds.

Beatrice K. Jenkins and Ethel C.. Reach to Carrie E. Klebes, real es- tate on the west side of Wildemere avenue.
 Annie J. Corden to Pierce s. Cor den real estate at A Wall street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-21

Full size bed with the famous Witt Tiff brace to pre- vent wobbling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-21

Built with veneers of fine c a b in e { woods and over lays t O m a { c h other pieces.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-21
Morning Service At Mount Olive A. M. E. Zion Church

The entire membership of the Mount Olive A. M E. Zion church is asked to be present at the Sun day morning service at which time, John A. Coe will address the con- gregation. It is expected that Bishop w. J. Walls. presiding off, cer of the New England conference of the A. M. E. Zion church will be present. In the evening, the pas- tor, Rev. A. A. Cooke will give an on Walking With God"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-21
Commission to
 Look Over Jails
John H. GOss HOnOred By
 an Important Position

John H Goss of the Scovill Man. ufacturing Company stated today that by virtue of his appointment by Governor Wilbur l.. Cross to state commission to investigate jails in Connecticut, he will enter upon his duties arduously right away Governor Cross yesterday afternoon announced the appointment of the commission and the senate approved his selections.
 Others on the commission are Charles c. Clarke and Jerome Davis of New Haven, Mary H. Maltbie or West Hartford and George s. flaw ley of Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-21

Following the decision of Nether- land East Indian tea producers not to restrict production the output has increased greatly, and this years crop will exceed 87,000 tons. gain of 9 per cent over last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-21

Australia has banned the British talkies Cape Forlorn" and "The Woman Between"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-21

Cleveland -- (Up) --i;lght Ameri. can elmh. weighing over i3 tons and more than 90 years old. have been transplasttd from \ farm % miles away Co tho grounds Of heverenee Hali. home of the Cleveland sym. phOny orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-21

Attorney John H. Cassidy, presi- dent of the Waterbury Bar associa- tion, to-day announced the names or the committee to arrange testl- monial dinner to Judge Edward J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-21
PLANE LIGHTS IN GORGE

Salem. Ore - Installation of bea- con lights in famous Columbia river gorge for airplanes flying between Portland and Pasco, presented some of the newest and most difficult of installation pjroblems. federal ofii- clals said. Bencon sites were estab- lished at ?3 points on the 30-mile nrwny.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-21
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

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Aprons, Frocks

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-27
Toilet Goods

Hot Water Bottle Covers, made
OF velvety sponge rubber. L.
0kbCCAdl
ESQ Jars Hygia Pure Strain
cd VegctaI. Special, @1 90
miscellaneous Assortment Of
Toilet Goods, Perfumes, Face
Powder, Standing Manicure
Racks, Metal Powder Boxes, etc.
Few Of q kind. Formerly 90
800. Each ........ ~
Kann's-Skreet Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-27
Fur Trimmings

Short Lengths, Of fur trim
mings in long and nat hair styles,
for collars and cuffs of coats and
dresses. In platinum. brown, beige
and black. Formerly $2.49 to
$40. Also all furs IL DE-
by the yard ..... II hCO
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Umbrellas

q WOmcn's sink Umbrellas, 1s
ribs, in green and
hl ack only. Were @O 90
$5.95. Now ..... @&s 20
q Women's Silk Umbrellas, ie
ribs. in blue and QC En
brown. Were IS. Now ~@sOO
% Women's Gloria Umbrellas,
10 ribs, IN green and @1 90
blue. Were 1895. Now ~A'|o
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-27

-e2s CanneH's Hair Coats @Tg
natural and colors. 8 only. ~AO
-I0 Coats, Of white, navy and
black wool, and navy
and black silk; were 90 or
DO
Three Tweed Goats, 90 nn
sizes II to 10; were SIS V~'OO
Eight Navy and Black Goats,
fur trimmed; were s23 90 90
and s2e: now. .... P%'OO
Five Black Goats, sizes @1E
SO and 80: reduced to-. @Ao
Six Goats, dressy
styles: misses siEes; @E nn
were sac: now. WO'W
Seven Coats, navy and black:
tailored styles; women's Q1n
sizes; were $28; now. %AO
Kanns-Second Floor.
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Handkerchiefs

-Women's Linen Handkerchief,
hand embroidered corners, white
with colored borders and o.
odd initials. 15c values.
Novelty Handkerehiefs Of linen
and cotton, white and 1C1L
colored. Csc value e.. ~
Small Lot Linen Handkerchiefs
with embroidered corners, some
with initials. $50 1Qc
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Lingerie

SO Pongee Slips, with shadow
hens; women's and misses SOc
sizes; were $1.00: each. ~
-35 Bed Jackets, of print
ed wolfe; women's sizes; QOo
were Sl.00; each. ....
IA Extra Size silk Slips, in
pink and street shades:
were 1926 to $685.; 90 90
IllOlCt
--3S Lounging Robes and Pa
jamas, were 1895 IL pr;ca
to S5.95. at. .. IL O
--18 Robes, silk print
ed robes; were $2.95; 90 00
CHOICE .......',.s.
Silk Underwear, chemise,
gowns, slips, step-ins and dance
sets; 80 pieces only:
were s295 to SO; IL Dr;oa
now .............
liz silk Slips, women's size
"a; dark shades only; TO-
were s1.e5 to 1895; each ~
"a Beach Coats and Paiamas,
Of printed sateen; we're 90
soc; each .....,... ~
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Clearance Of Neckwear from re-
cent sales; Csc and 29c To-
values. Choice ......... ~
Cotton Blousettes, in fancy
colorings Broken sizes. 90
sec and T9c values. ... Nv
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Notions

Small Lot Wash Cloths.
Special Fri 6 for l9c
Pot Holders in rayon
covers; 25c . for DC
value ......... OC
Folding Shopping Bags, ini-
tation Leather. 3oc o.
Vaiue ...,..
Small Lot Garter Belts, o.
&C Olored Cotton, l00-yd.
spools, small as 4 for Zoe
S0TImenL
Wonder White or NuShine
Shoe Polish. Bot I7c
tie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Baby Pants. overall style,
made Of pure gum 2 for E0o
rubber. 39c value - wv
Kann's-Street F.oor.
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Ribbons

Ribbon Remnants, satins, gross
grains. moires, etc, in light and
dark col0rs. Were l2c to o.
29c. Special, a yard 49,. "
Ribbon Remnants. plain and
MORE taffetas, satins, etc Were
Csc to Acc I'd. Friday, L.
yhIO .s....-. .....,...t
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Linens

so Yds. Linen Table Damask.
10 in. wide. si.00 value. Q0c
ara
10 D0Z. Pure Linen Napkins.
Sic Sic 22X Tav. m $500 1926
go Pcs. Birdeye Diaper Cloth.
81 IN. wide. 10 yards in Zoe
a piece. Si.00 value. Pc.
is 7-Pc. Cotton Lunch Sets.
81 in. cloth and 6 nap QQc
kins. SI.l9 value ..
-75 Yds. Boot Mill Tow TO
cling. Special, yard .
-T-PC. Pure Linen
Lunch Sets. Ssxes-in. $50
cloth. Set. ......
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Hosiery

--I50 Prs. Children's AnkIets,
plain or with cuff tops. broken
sizes and some irregulars. 60
5 to 8 sizes. Pair. ....... ~
80 Prs. Silk Hose, chiffon and
service weights, full fash o.
toned. Sold "as is" A pair OOO
--S5 Prs. Bemberg Hose,
I na,r fashioned lrFesulars' Acc
Z al
So Prs. Sports Hose, chardon-
ize mesh. broken sizes and
colors. Spe- q prs. @T nn
cial - @lsUU
--WOmen's Cotton COrdovan
Hose. seamless. IA TC1Lo
pairs only. Pair. 49,. Nv
Kanns-Street Floor.
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IS Reg. SIS silk Comforts,
72x30-in. size, 1907 wool filled,
in plain colors. Slight CT or
~ soiled. Each. $50. %" go
- Reg. $685. All-wOOI Blankets,
solid colors, double % Or
bed size. Each ... pO' ~
a Reg. S7.95 AIl-wOol Blankets.
solid colors with colored borders,
size 7ox80. slightly CT Or
soiled. Each ........ %F'/o
Kann's-Street Floor.
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--l3O prs. Imported
Sandals, sizes 3 to 8; Ct OS
1926 value. Pair. -. ~A'~o
81 prs. Kid D'Orsay slippers,
sizes to 51a; $3.50 to o.
$l.95 values. Pair. $500. N
20 prs. Beach Sandals, sizes 3
to Az; $1.00 and $3.50 60
values. Pair ............ O%O
BIB prs. ChiIdren's Sandals and
OxfOrds, sizes 5 to IL; 40
$1.00 value. Pair .... ~O
All Sales Finai-.,Street Floor.
--93 prs. White and TwO-tone
Sport Shoes, broken 01 or
sizes. Pair ........ %A'~O
---268 prs. Women's Novelty Low
Shoes, broken sizes,
$2.95 TO $500 values. OF Or
Pair
Balance Of Aircraft CT or
Shoes and Mules. Pair PA"~O
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Gloves

% Prs. PuIl-On Washable Pig
skin Gloves. of white. CD 20
s2.95 value - p%'oI
50 Prs. Lace Mitts in white,
black and pastel colors. OSc
$3.50 value Pair .......
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Apparel Reduced


--Eyelet Batiste, 49c 90
value; yard. ............ 80
--Eyelet Batiste, $50 40
value; yard. ..........
--Hand-tied Filet DoiIies, q
Gin. round; Sc value; each. ~
--AIlover Laces, 50 inch; TO-
$i.00 value: yard. ....... 80
-Colored Chantilly Edge, inch
wide; also COlOreA Lace q
Picot; &c value; yard. 80. ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Girls Wear

30 Girls 0verbIOuses, 90
broken sizes Each ....... Nv
lie Girls Raincoats, sizes To-
10 70 IA. Reduced To. -. ~
rs Girls Slip-over Sweaters,
sizes 8 TO IA. Were eI no
SI.s5 10 1895. Now. A'O|
- Leather Jackets, g. o. M
year size. Reg. $3.50. @O'OO
rs Girls Wash Dresses, 8 TO
IL year, sizes. Were C1 20
S2.95 to 'S3s5. Each. A'O|
Kann's--Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-27
SpOrtsWear

$50 Silk BIouses and
Sweaters, broken sizes; Sn
CHOICE
81 Blouses and Skirts,
Of cotton mesh; white or %
tan; reduced; each. O1C
lie Linen Skirts and
Choice choice: each n green only; Ice
Is Sports Jackets. of flannel
and velveteen; reg. 90 or
$5.o5; reduced to. -. P&sIO
SO Skirts, Of silk and flannel.
IN bright shades; were ct or
sass; reduced TO. -. %A'1O
Kann's-Second Floor.