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New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
MRS. BUzzI FREED
 ON MURDER COUNT
Common Law Vile Acquitted
 After Jury Trial

New York, ner. 6,-~Mrs. Anna Ruzzl, twice placed on trial for the murder in 1923 cf Frederick Schnej- der, wealthy Bronx contractor whose common law wife she had been, vas last night acquitted hy a jury IF Bronx supreme court
 The eacon1 trial cf Mrs. Buzzt for the murder of Schneider vas given 10 the lury just before 5 o'clock last night Julso Wa~soryo. gel ordered that th7 jury stay un.' verdict Was reached,
 In the first trial ir June, 1928, ans vas found guilty of murder and sentenced to 1eath She Suosr' qlenuy spent II months in the death house al Sing S'Ng QrlSon be- fore she was srant-l retral by the court of appeals.
 During the trial ius' closed The defense rellc1 almost entirely on an aibi. aside from Mrs. Buz3i'e own denials of guilt. TN9 principal witness for tNe defense was Mrs. John E. Mcieehan, 71fe of tho Bronx county distrIcl a"2rn" ', whose office has charge 0. The prosecution She t.slded that She talked over the telephone 7l'h Mrs. Buszi an hour alter Scaneider'a 'a death.
 The chief witness for the state was William Turk, Mrs, Buzzis brother-in-laE, who testified that the accused had confessed the crime to him. explaining that she had killed Schneider 10 keep any other woman from having him.
 Mrs. Bu1zi created an uproar during the trial by hurling dehance at Turk, when he made this asser. ton, and screaming: You lie," un- ttl she had to be led from the court room. At another moment wher testimony was being given. Mrs Bu5zi tainted and proceedings ha1 10 be halted while she was revived
 Turk also testified that he hac lsnt Mrs Buzzi, on her request, tht revolver with which Schneider va! shot. Mrs. Buzzt denied this also.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
BOSTON FIGHTING
 NEW CRIME WAVE
IoDss, Gunmen and "Wets'
 Presenting Problem

Boston, Dee. e.-The police of greater Boston are faced by a crime wave which for several weeks. be- side the work of special protection Tn the Chlnese quarter because of Tong activities and the newly impos- ed duty of liquor law enforcement under the state "baby Nolsted act, has called them to all parts Of the district where hod-ups and robber- los have been made by armed thugs growing frequency.
 Yesterday was marked by four hold ups, in two of which the vic tims were seriously beaten, and the larceny Of nine .45 calibre automat- lcs from the state arlnory at Cam bridge. In the last of the four hold ups two white men, taking advant- age Of the Tong trouble, robbed a Chinese laundryman of s26.
 A patrolman, Officer McCahe, ear ly this morning was near death at hospital from pneumonia which had set In In a lung injured by q gun mans bullet week ago. A brother officer, shot at the same time, is re- covering slowly at the same hospital Another patrolman vas beaten and ! kicked into insensibility recently In . tric G-i1irnCa C- shot dead citizens have been wound l cd or beaten in daylight store rob- berries and at night on lonely streets.
 To meet the situation, Police Com missioner Wilson has asked for goo more officers; warnings have been given shopkeepers to keep their re- ceipts out of sight and take extra precautions; Governor Cox has offer cd a state armory pistol range for free use by the city police; the pa- trolmen have orders to carry their reyolvers in their outside pockets; and patrons Of a'l-night lunch rooms and corner gangs have been lined up In search Of weapons,
 eSterdaE, ernpoWere1 with lHeii new right 10 make arrests for tlle- gal transportation or manufacture of liquor, the Boston police began their cooperation with the federal officers The first case under the new state law was small one, two men being taken in the East Boston district with two gallons Of vhiskey, which the police charge had just been landed from motor boat.
 Elaborate plans have been com rIeted by the police heads. although the full extent Of the new powers will not be known 10 them until var ious cases can he presented to the courts for rulings. Among the plans announced hy Inspector Patterson ot the headquarters liquor squad Is the use of an airplane 10 spot the run row traffic. A number of Boston DO lice have already been given 1tgh.' in planes to accustom them 10 pos
 sibla conditions in the new enforce
 ment warfare.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
MASS. VALUATIONS
Increase oe sS17e91,sf5, or About sos Per Cent, Revealed in 1924 Figures.

Fosor. Der t-An increase Of 231Tsal,975, or approximately sos per cent in total assessed valuation .n Massachusetts for the year 1924 'ras revealed in figures made public today hv Henry r, Long, commLs- s.oner e corporatIons and taxation, in h,s anna. report. The stattstics n the report are ot date April last.
 An increase ot 64 cents or 2,05 per cent n the average tax rate ot cities and towns .hls year over 1923 and an increase Of :?,IS6.fih CT approx- tma'ely B per cent in the direct taXes on rra. ests'e and tangible personal property also are indicated. The average tax rate Of cities and towns for 1924 vas e2I7l as com parcd with $2-o7 for 1923.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
PAczKoskI IS. MEskER

The case of S'antsiaw Paczko7 sh against Max WesEer vas tried ir city court before Judge W. C Hun gerford yesterday afternoon Tht plaintiff claimed ki00 and costs, al leging that the deferdant removed from q store on West street pur chased from Wesker by Paczkosk' several articles which were included in the transa ction, DeCision vas re- served. Henry NoVicki represented the plaintiff and George ". klett the defendant
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
kYNN'
Westinghouse - Chicago.)
Saturday.

Saturday. 6;o2 to SIS p. m.--Nows, tinan- cial and final markets, 6:S5 to : ?. m.--Childrcn's bed time story.
 to 7;3o ?. m,-Dinner concert:
 [ to T:1U-Joska DeBabary's or chestra.
 7;l0 to 7;@0 -- Coon -sande ers' Original Nighthawks.
 7:20 to 7:S0--Joska DeBabary'H 'H orchestra
 8 to 8:5s p. m.--Musical program: Ballentin Latin quartet; pianist; h. diana Male quartet. 9:05 ?. m.---Youth's Companion. 9:35 to 11:30 p. m.-Late show. l2 10 8 a. m.-Show broadcast, featuring Conn Sanders Original Nighthawks.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
Patents Issued to
 Connecticut People

(1ist furnished by the office ot Harold c. Manning, WalkOver Shoe Store, 211 Main street, New Brita!n.)
 stephen J. Apt, New Haven, Au- tomatic setting device for phono- graphs.
 Albert ". Bumstead New Brit air. assignor Of one-halt to H. r. Fisher. Demountable rim.
 Walter L. Forschler, Norwich, Electrical fixture.
 Alfonso Francois. Bridgeport, as- signor to Ringing Brothers. Nen- tiIating-fan drive.
 John B. Freysinger, Stamford. as- signor 10 the Yale & Towne Mfg, Co. Lock.
 Archibald Crieve, Westport, as- signor to Charles E. Kemper, Inc. Fuse.
 Frank J. Groten. Jro Meriden, as- slgnor to the Conn. Telephone & Electric Co.,, Inc. Moldable com- pound,
 Frederick A. Hart, New Britain, assignor 10 Remington Accounting Machine Corp N. Y, N. Y. c pa tents.) Calculating machine 6' computing machine.
 Leaman $. Harvey, Waterbury Combined tail light 6 slow & stop i signal.
 Norman E. Hurd, New Britain. assignor 10 the American Hard ware Corp. Lock. i Robert ]. Leighton, Winsted, ss- 1 signor to Vim. L. Gilbert Clock Co., Packing case or crate for clocks.
 Ralph K. Mason, Bantam. Elec- 1 tric switch.
 Albert V. Mitchell. New Haven. i Cigar and like cutter,
 Arthur H. Pitney and !. ", Os' den, Stamford, assignors, hy mesne assignments, to Pitn ,1-Bowes Pos. tare Meter Co. Paper feeding < controlling device for printing mechanisms,
 Frederick ". Pitzer, South Nor walk. Hat brushing machine. Adolph c, Rocker, oakville sE signor to the Chase Cos. Inc. Waterbury. Push-typs flush re ceptacle for electric installation.
 Albert F. Rockwell, Bristol as signor, by mesne assignments, Y Standard Steel < Bearings Inc, Wilmington, Del, Tumblng device
 William C. Ruscoe. Stamford Hes flight glare shield,
 Melvin E, Smith, Fidg%Aeld Headlight.
 Percivsl H. Spencer, Hartford Automobile seat shock absorher.
 Clement F. Street, Greenwich. C ratents1 G) Locomotive starter and CD Auxiliary starting engine for locomotives.
 Ernest L. Teich, New Britain ss s.rnor to the American HardTar Corp, Lock.
 otto Thieme. Hartford, sss'gnor tv mesne assignments. 70 Under wood Computing Machine Co, H Y. Y. Y. Tvpewrtti0g machine
 Trade Marks Registered
 The American Thermos Bot'l e. Norwich. Thermos bottles.
 Cheney Brothers, South Man chester. Silk fabrics in the piece The H. C. Cook Co, Ansoni' Hack-saw blades and frames.
 The H. K. H. silk C., Wa.er'oTr Silk hosiery.
 The stanley Works New B..taiI Try-squares. rules, and levels. Stanley Works, New Britail ! Hammers. saws, bit braces, etc. The Turner & seymour Mtg. Co - TorrirEton. Lead-melting pot hand ladies. and mods.
 Mae L. Walsh. Hartford. kntt'e 2 or textile underwear. , Trade-Mark Applicants . Integrity Paint Co, New Have Paste paint and res3y-m.xed pain
 The NaIory Hat Co. Dan5ur Hats.
 The New Britain Machine C. New Britain. ScreT machine 3 sprockets, Urenches, etc.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
Sunday.

II a. m.- Services of the Sixth Presbyterian church.
 2:30 ?. m,--Sacred concert.
 p, m.-Organ recital
 4;45 ?. m.-Nesper services of the ShadySide Presbyt church,
 6;So ?. m.--Dinner concert by Scalzos orchestra.
 7;45 ?. m.--serNceS Of the Cal vary Episcopal church.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
Cargle Throat
 With Aspirin
Clip This fl Subject to Sore Throat or T0nSIIitIS

Prepars 2 harmless and effective gargle by dlsso,rirE two Baver Tah- lets of Aspirin in four tahisspoon- tuls of water Garg'e throat thor nughly, Repeat in t7o hours f neo- essarv.
 Be sure you rse only the Eenline Bsyer Tablets of Aspirin, marked with the Bayer Cross, which can he had in tin boxes of twelve tablets for few cents.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
NS'BZ
tWestinghouse-Springteld.)
Saturday.

saturday. 2. m.---Leo ReLsman Hotel Lem OK Ensemble.
 s;S0 ?. m.-Copley Plaza orches- tra.
 p. m.--Market report. 7;05 p. m.-Bedtime story. 7;3o ?. m.-Concert by the Hotel Kimball Trio,
 p. m.-Program presenting so- prano and baritone.
 ?. m.-Program by members of the Durant Inc. Women's Health and Recreation Organization. 9:55 ?. m.-Arlington time sig naLs; weather report.
 10 p, m.-Concert by the blind prima donna.
 1l;30 ?. n,--Leo Reisman and his Hotel Brunswick orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
WIZ
NJL (Aeolian Hall-NeT York City)
Sunday.

NUHUdF.
 sa m.-Childrens' hour Il q, m.-St. Thomas Episcopal church service
 2:3o ?. m.-Rsdio Bible clsse 3;50 2. m.-"Practical Religion" { ?. m.-S' Georges Episcopa vesper services
 s:45 ?. m.-"The Color Of Hesv. en," literary vespers. : ?. m-Nathan Abas' Hote Pennsylvania orchestra.
 s ?. m.-Bsritone and pianist s:l5 ?. m,-Soprano, e30 ?. m.-Bari.one and pianist.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
Sunday.

7p. m.--"Sunday Hymn Sing" and nterdenominationl services.
 3:45 to 5:So p, m.-Men's Confer ence In the Bedford Branch Y. M. C. A., Brooklyn.
 7;2o to s:l5 ?, r.-Special musi- cal program by "Roxyand His Gang" 9:l5 to 1o:l5 ?. m.-Organ recital.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

6 to 17F p, m,-Dinner music; stories for boys; May Singhi Breen and her syncopators; lyric soprano; concert by the Waldort-Astoria Con cert orchestra; artists trio of HoteI Edgemere; Vincent Lopez and hls orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

saturday. 6;30 ?, n.--Dinner concert by the Westinghouse hand. 7;lS ?. m.-Wimbls the Wanderer. 7,30 D, m,--Sport review. 7;45 p, m. Feature, s;S0 p, m.--Concert by the West ingholLse band.
 a:55 p. m.--Arlingto time sig nals. Weather forecast,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
Sunday.

4so p. m,--Chapel services.
 7;30 ?. m,--Organ recital and services from the Arch street Pres byterian church.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

I ?. 1n.--Children's hour. 7:15 D. n.-Dinrer music by lry- ing Boernstein's Washington hoteI orchestra.
 S:15 ?. m.-Bible talk.
 S:3o p, m.-Song recital by so- prano.
 e:55 ?. m.-Time signals, 10:3o ?. m.-Dance program bl the Astor hotel orchestra.
 l1:15 p. m.--Organ recital.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

lo;o5 p. m.--rrios; violinist, cell ist and pianist assisted by soprano.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
W'I,AF
Saturday.

(American Telephone and Telegraph
 Co.---New York City)
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
Sunday

to ?. m.-Queens County Christian Endeavor program.
 5 to 5:5o ?. m,-Roseland dance orchestra,
 6:3U to s ?. m.-olcott Vail and his string trio,
 10 to l0;o7 p. m.-Eyenlng bulle tin current news. lO:07 to 1o.45 P. n.-Gem Razol entertainers. 12 to l2:5o 3 m Harry Rich man and his entertainers with Ed 1 die Elkins and his orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

s:3o ?. m,-Shepard Colonial chestra.
 s ?. m.-Original monologues.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
Sunday,

 lO:so a. m.-Morning services from Bethany Presbyterian church. 2;So p, m.-Musical exercises opening the regular Sunday after noon session of Bethany Sunday school,
 sp. mold time hymns and mel odies and sacred chimes recital.
 -=-----
 WGy General Electric Co,--schenectady
 N. Y)
 Sunday. ii a, m.--service of First Unitar- Ian society, All Souls church. 3'35 p. m.-Program by WGY Symphony orchestra. ?. m.-Organ recital. 8 p, m.-Service of First Unitar- ian society. All Souls church.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

?. m.-Dinner concert by Ruben stein & Pasternacki's orchestra.
 7;15 p. m.-Services of the Gen. tral Methodist Episcopal church.
 The Hudson quartets.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

s45 to s;3o T. m.-Men's Confer ence in the Bedford Branch, ', N (. A, Brooklyn, \. r.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
Sunda

II a. m.-Elks memorial servicr 3:15 ?. m.-OId South Forum. 7:30 p. m.--Evening seryice-Jl First Church of Christ Scientist.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

Taxes Of business firms IT Yugo- slavia are from 25 10 3Q per cent Of the nwA Income,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
SlIlltln

l0:45 ?. m.-Church services transmitted from the Church Of the Unity. 3 p. n.-Broadcast Of concert by the Peoples Symphony orchestra S:30 ?. m.---Concert.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
Sunday

II I. m.--Central church service. 2;5o ?. n.,-Studio Chapel service. { ?. m,-Chicago Sunday Evening club service.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
EyRC
Saturday.

lRadio Corp. of America-Washing
 ton, D. O.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
yS-HN
(Loew's State Theater Bldg. -- New
 York ChE)
Saturda '.

Saturday.
 $50 to T:30 p. m.--Vincent Ca tanese Alamac orchestra.
 7:30 p. m.--Hotel Carlton Terrace orchestra,
 s ?. m.--Blind pianist.
 S:1o ?. m.-"Goodnight Children. ' S:20 p. m.-French prima donna s;3o ?. m.-Joint recital by SO prano and pianist. $50 p. m.-Metropolls Trio. g D. m.-Concert pianist. e:15 ?. N.-"Our Constitutions Guarantee" 9:30 p. n,.-Muslc.
 10 p, m.-"No Fire Hazards tr Motion Picture Theaters."
 1o:15 ?, m.-Tenor.
 1o;So p. m,--Concert pianist 10:45 ?. m.--Popular songs ac' companied by the taropstch.
 Il ?. m.-Jimmy Clark and hi' entertainers. 11;So ?. m--Sanl Lannin and hi5 Roseland dance orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

10.45 ?. n.-Weather forecast, ?. m,-Fesper services by the Third Church of Christ Scientist. ?. m,-Organ recital,
 7;15 ?. m.-Pre-service organ re- cital.
 7:3n ?. m.--Evering service from Central church.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
W'GR
Satllrd8 V.

(Fedsral Telephone Mfg. Co.-Buf-
 fa.o, N. Y)
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
Sunday.

{ to p. n.-Dinner music-Hall pryd String quartet.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

s.4S p. m.--Waldort-Astoria Sun day evening concert.
 10 p. m,--Contralto,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
WAC
Saturday,

Shepard Stores-Boston,)
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
woo

 10 p. m,--Contralto.
 ------------
 woo (Palmer School of Chiropractic -
 Davenport, Iowa.)
 Saturday, 6:4b ?. m.-Sport news and wealth CT forecast, I D. m m--Sandman's visit. 7.S0 ?. m.--D'scusslon of the lIn- ternational Sunday school lesson. 9 ?. m.-OrcheStra program,
 Sunday. 9 a. m.--sacred chimes concert, 1 p. m-Orchestra concert (one hour). Sacred and classical num- bers by the Palmer School Radio or chestra.
 7;S0 D. m.--Srort news. 8 D. m.--Church service. 9;30 p. m.--Musical program (two hours). The Palmer School Radio orchestra
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
MEEI
Sunday

(Edson Light Co.-Boston)
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
V IF
tGlmbal Bros, --Philsdelphoa)
saturday.

tElmD2I SroS AllHQel lPnC6J
 Saturday. ?. m.-offlcial weather forecast sos ?. m.-pinnor music by the Hotel St James orchestra. ?. m.--Unc'e Wip's Bedtime stories and roll call 8p m.--"Th4 Sun Cure for Tu- berculous Children" SIS ?, m. -- The Outsider drama
 SIS ? m.-"The chalsmy Guar tet." 11;o5 ?. m-organ recital Sunday ?. r -"sunday Talk" meeting.
 WEI tstrawbrtdge and Clo+hier - Phila
 delphia.) Saturday e5n p. n.-Meyer Davis Believu' Stratford hotel concert orchestra ' ?, m.-"sunn" Jim" s ?. m.-A health talk: I've anr Its Dangers
 s;l5 p, n.-Concert hv chorus 0 | 70 voices,
 SIS p. m.-Talk: "Ths New AT ! Club for Business Men" 9:30 ?. m.-Recital by contralt assisted by acconpsnist. $50 ?. m.-Talk.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
WICK
SatIrda

(Detroit Free Press-Detroit)
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

(Palmer School of Chiropractic -
 Davenport, Iowa.)
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
SIlnllaS.

S ?. m.-Dinner concert,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
VOICESM THE AIR
KDKA
Saturday.

Westinghouse - East PIttsburgh)
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

WEI Cstrawbrtdge and Clo+hlsr - Phila delphia)
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

Integrity Paint Co. New Haven. Paste paint and res5v-n.Xed paint,
 The NaIory Hat c.. parourE Hats.
 The New Britain Machine c. New Britain. Screr machines Tprockets, urenches. etc.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06
Sunday

.1WHFJtFF ?. rn - Sunday Talk meeting
New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

General Electric co.--schenectady,
 N. Y.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-26
PAGEANT CLOSES SESSION
OF THE LUTHER LEAGUE

A pageant representing the re-
Spouse of youth to the challenge to
be loyal to the Lutheran Church
officially closed the final meeting
of a two-day session Of the Luther
League OF the Maryland Synod here
last night.
The pageant was presented by
the members OF the Washington Dis
trict OF the League at the Luther
Place Church.
Prior to the pageant the principal
address of the convention was de.
livered by the Reverend c. l..
Manages, Of Harrisburg, Pa, on the
subject, Training for Life Service .
The annual banquet of the league
was held early in the evening In
the social rooms of the Church OF
the Reformation. More than 100
delegates were present at the dinner.
The next meeting Of the league
will be held at WalRersvilIe, Nd,
next summer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-26

Budget Bureau, az the meeting Q
departmental executives to be held
next Monday evening in Memorial
Continental Hall.
Important announcements affect.
ing the finances of the departments
are looked for from the President,
He is likely to call upon the Cabi.
net officers and subordinate officials
to make even more rigid efforts in
the direction OF economy and re.
trenchment than they have hereto,
fore made, because of the many adj
ditional expenses which the Treasury
viii have to face In the fiscal year
Of 1925.
According to the custom he set
last year, General Lord will an.
nounce the names Of various Gov.
eminent officials who have dis.
tinguished themselves by taking the
initiative in saving the public funds
under their jurisdiction.
The meeting will start at O'Clock
and will be informal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-26

Linen Crash, 15c Yard, 900
wards brown all-linen crash, In
good. serviceable quail
ity. Fridays price, 1SO
yard ................
CoIored Mercerized Damask,
soc Yard-70 inches wide; rose
and gold; fast color; formerly
$1.29 yard. Fridays Coz
price, yard. ............. Wv
Linen Napkins, S4.25 Doz.--
All.linen, silver bleac h Q d;
heavy weight; size 20x20;
formerly $3.50 dozen. Cd Ok
Friday .............
FIRST FLOOR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-26
Sheets! Domestic Linens!

DOrmitOry Sheets, 96c-S1x9O
inches; double-bed size; hand.
torn; 3.inch hem; seamless;
perfect quality; former Ok
ly $1.19. Friday. ....... ~VN
Priority PiIIOwcaseS, 21c-
42x36 good weight; strong and
durable. Fridays price, C1N
eacn ...ss..ss.....s
UnbIeached Cotton, 18c Yard
40 inches wide; strong, round
thread cotton; launderS 1QN
well. Fridays price, yard AON
THIRD FLOOR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-26
YEAR S. BUDGET
SUBJECT Of
MEETING
President and General Lord
viii Meet With Depart
ment Executives

The Governments budget program
for the coming fiscal year will be
outlined by President Coolidge and
General H. M. Lord, head Of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-26
KANSAS GUY PLAYERS !
BEGIN SUMMER MUSIC

Kansas City, June 26.-Beginning
this week. Charles Dornberger and
his famous Victor record band, play
ing for the dancers at the Kansas
City Athletic Club. will broadcast
during the summer months on the
Nighthawk program Of WDAF, the
Kansas City Star,
The orchestra plays on the roof
garden, where on eof WDAF'S
microphones is stationed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-26
Junior Girls
Cool FrOckS
1898

A small lot-but real value
crowded into frocks of striped
English tabsylk. linen. Nor.
mandy wolfe and Bingham:
straightline frocks trimmed
with embroidery, monograms,
edges, braids and contrasting
fabrics; tailored or trimmed
models in mails, rose, brown,
tan, copen, tangerine, orchid,
navy and black and white;
sizes 10, Is and II.
Girls Checked Lawn Dresses,
$1.49-Several styles in green,
orchid, blue, pink, rose, brown
and red; 40 in the lot; CT 40
sizes 6 to IA. UA"3O
Girls Bingham Dresses, Soc
Small lot, In broken sizes;
pink, blue, orchid, green
and red; plain colors or S0O
checks wv
FOURTH FLOOR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-26
Boys Athletic
Suits
Csc
3 for $500

Nainsook Suits in white
only. Sizes 80, SO, and 81.
Well cut suits, cool and clean
looking, and ideal for these
torrid summer days. For
Friday only, 8 suits, $1.OO.
THIRD FLOOR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-26
PetticOGtS and
KinIOnOS

(S0 Philippine and Porto
Rlcan Gowns and Chemise,
$l.O0- Entirely handmade
and nd.sOellloped: for
merly $1.95. Fri. Ct ~
day ....oss~...~. WASVV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-26
SiLUer-pLGte
Bread Trays
$1.19

Good-looking trays In dull
or bright finish. These trays
sell regularly at $3.50.
Salt and Pepper Sets,
$1.76-Individual size, silk.
lined box; regular
ly $1.95. Fridays W1 TX
price ............ WASSO
Water Pitchers, $5.45-
Attractive style, silver
plated on nickel.silver with
butler finish. Fri. CS Ak
days price. ...... VOs1O
STREET FLOOR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-26
Summer Toilet
PreDUrUtiOnS

ran TOl baNn SaAtSO AEN
regularly Soc. Friday.
DIR. Rolling Toothbrush, 9OO
regularly 49c. EACH. wv
Crude OH Hair Sham
poo, regularly 45c. Fri. Or
Gay ...............
Black Rubber Dress
ing Comb, regularly 26c. 100
Each .................
HairOrush, solid back; Tx
good bristles. Friday. NV
Nail Files, triple cut; 10O
regularly SOC. Friday. AV~
Red Bird Mothproof Bag,
2ox60 inches; regularly I0O
69c. Each. ............ V~
Tar Paper, 40x4s inches;
~ sheets in roll. Fri. Coz
day ..................
Transparo Bags, moth and
dust proof: regularly 81. S0O
Each wv
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1924-01-05

leans forbids any Of the 1000 girls in
its employ to wear bracelets or wrist
watches