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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-25
Gift Section Items---Greaty Reduced for Clearance
Clearance Toilet Articles and Boudoir Novelties

Clearance Cflet Articles ana bOudOfr novelties
Mosaic Dresser Trays. Were $3.50 .............ss
Iacqnered Powder Box Was s5O Now .............s
silk Telephone Covers. $s5
Lamp $3.50. Now
Lamp S22.5O.
3piece Now
tpleEe Dresser Set in blue and amber mprect Was SEQ s.
Cohesine and tlothcpus in pigsln Was 81 Now
Musical Sewing s;ox Was So a0 Nov
Flower Bowl OF amethyst Venetian glass Was s1s Now $3.50
Clearance Vases, Bowls and Ornaments
Conpoe of amethyst venetian class Was $50
Was S2250. Now $50
Dresden China Dolls
Ornamental Dish Was s"85o Now $50
Japanese Vases Were S. Now Sc
It%Iian Marble Statues Nv We're Sss5o Now
Mass sle.'; ,S'. s,s > WAS $50 s.
Electric Was $3.50 Now. $3.50
Hand painted Ghina WAS Sc :. SIS
yssa Completes er Ws s. s. sS
Venetian Dishes. So Now. $3.50
Venetian B Bs W" Wss s a. NOX
X ynstian Bow" Row" Was ST. ST. Now Now
$3.50
a"pa",s% CHM Vase Vase Was s. 20
i;s"% psints% {hns yass Vas s;5e
$3.50
ys "ss" ss. VASES Yer:
y ys"sisn Cdmso %sses wa, wsrs 81
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Radium Costume Slips, $2.95
Vo.o CO OK

We're S5.o5
Radium Costume Slips. in navy,
rose and green, size "a, and gray.
size SO.
Crepe de Chine Costume Slips,
in navy. black and brown; size "a.
Were $5.95. Now. ........ 2.95
Crepe de Chine SIip.Brassiere-
Step-in Combinations, in pink;
size &c. and white. size "a. Were
kS.75. ROW. $3.50
White Crepe de Chine Costume
Slips, with lace-trimmed top; sizes
AZ and A. tsoiiedD. Were $6.75.
NOW ........s. 1890. .So.S0
Pink Crepe de Chine Costume
Slip, size "a Slightly soiled). Was
1898. Now. S2.95
! White Radium Costume Slip:
size 81 tsoiledl. Was $3.50.
White Crepe de Chine Costume
Slip. with lace.trinmed top; size
~ (soiledl. Was IS. Now. $3.50
COSTUME SLIP SECTION
THIRD Floor.
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Women's and Misses Coats Reduced

NOmens Black Satin and Faille SILK Coats with
collars of American broadtai squirrel and velvet;
sizes SO. 38 and 40. Were $3.50. Now. .$29.50
Women's Black Satin Coats; crepe kashmr lined,
in sizes SO and 40 Were $3.50 $3.50, Now. $3.50
WOmens Tan and Blue Tweed Sports Coats; sizes
81 and SO. Were much more. Now. $3.50
WOmens Sports Coats of orange kashmir and nov
city striped serge in sizes 36 and 3S. Were $3.50.
~" '9i'''"
WoMEN's Coat SECTION. THIRD FLOOR
Misses Printed Linen Coats. Were $3.50,
80
Misses Summer weight Coats. Were $3.50 Sis.
'%-'.'"
Misses Satin and Tweed Coats: lined; Summer
weight Were $3.50 and $3.50 Now $685.
MISSES CoAr SECTION THIRD FLOOR.
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Friday Rug Reductions

sxe imported Belgian Rug Was $3.50 Now........
Wilton Now. So. so
9x2 Velvet Rug .S31 rs
/ 83xlO6 Seamless Velvet Rug Now.
3x6 Heavy Grade Fiber Rugs s475 .S275
Crottance 81 as
Cherokee Fiber 81 65
81 95
Fiber Rugs
. Teart Fiber Rugs Now
Rattania S. 25
6x76 Ratauia Rugs
Sx0 Fiber Rugs Were SIS Observation-Disclosures 1896
83xIO6 Seamless Velvet Rug $3.50 .$2475
SyO Crey auoLa Rups Were
54yS mnored Rattan RusI, Rugs s2150 Now.
Oval Braided .S21 rs
Ratfania Rugs
80 IS
s
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Fabrikoid Suit Gases, $3.50

Is Fabrikoid Suit Cases. in a pop
ular size.
] Mans WaIrus Fitted Suit Case.
Was $50. Now. $50
Woman's Gladstone Bag. Was
$3.50. Now. .................S
| Woman's Hat Box. Was $3.50.
Steamer Size Wardrobe Trunk.
Was $22.50. Now. .,........S1.50
TRAVELLING GOODS SECTION
SECOND FLOOR.
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Women's Hats Special $3.75

Women's Hats Special $3.75
36 Women's New Fall Hats, in
style-right shapes and shades.
Is WOmen's Straw Hats. Greatly
reduced to-. ................... 81
IL WOmen's Straw and Felt Hats.
Were much more. Now. each, So
MILLINERY SECTION, THIRD FLOOR.
Women's Wolfe Gowns, 75c
We're 81
20 Women's Wolfe Gowns. trim.
med with handmade lace. in sizes
IS, 16 and II.
Womens White Wolfe Step-ins,
trimmed with handmade lace. in
sizes II and %. Were ST.,
3 Extra-size Muslin Gowns, trim
med with embroidery. Were 81
and $3.50. Now. 81 80
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SECTION
THIRD FLOOR.
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Women's White Pumps, $1.95
Were $3.50 to $3.50 Pair

81 Pairs Women's One-srap Pumps of white kid and
canvas, greatly reduced because of this broken
range AAA AZ, s. 81, 6; "A 4, A. s. 5ls IA.
% Pairs Women's Black Kid Onestrap Pumps and
Patent Leather Oxfords Sizes in the lot include:
AAA 5, 5l2. 613: AA Az, 5, SD, 6, 61s; Az s.;
312 4, AZ. s. C 212, 3, 80 and 7. Were $3.50 and
Is Pairs Black Calfskin Pumps, with wide strap and
buckle in these sizes; AA 512, 6, 612 ). s; B AZ
S. Z; 312, and 7. Were $40 pair Now. $3.50
WoMEN's SHOE SECTION THIRD FLOOR
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Wcmen's Illusion Silk
Step-Ins, $1.95
Woyo Mucb Mare


% Women's Illusion Silk Step-ins
and Step-in Combinations i'll rose.
flesh and yellow.
Glove Silk Lace-trimmed Vests,
in rose and orchid. Were s4.50.
wow DI oO
4 Tailored Lace-trimmed Gowns,
of black crepe de chine: sizes / 5
and 16. Were $1O.50. Now S4.95
3 Glove Silk Step-ins. in flesh;
sizes and g. Were 1895.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S1.9J
SILK UNDERWEAR SECTION
F'IRST FLOOR
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Books Reduced
10 Nufold Road Guides of North.
Eastern United States and Canada.
Were 81. Now. Doc
/ Life of Lee, by Adam. Was 81.
NOW 'oVt
Knickerbocker's History of New
York. Was 81. Now. ..... soc
Picture of Dorain Gray, by
Oscar Wilde; illustrated dam.
aged. Was IS. Now. SO
1926 Automobile Blue Book, No.
]. Was So. Now. .............$l
Little Lady In Green. Was
SITS. Now. ...............,..75c
Stories from Hans Anderson.
illustrated by Dulac. Was So.
NOW -. - Sl.oV
] Golden Porch Greek Fairy
Tales. Was 50. Now. 49,. 81
Arthur and the Squirrel, by
Spyri Was $3.50. Now. 80. Use
Table of Children's b 90 k $.
Greatly reduced to, copy, 10c to 81
Book SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR
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Women's Bathing Suits, $t.s5
We're 1925

35 Women's Atwood Bathing Suits; onepiece style,
in black and colors.
81 One and Two Piece Knit and Silk Sports Dresses
8 OnePiece Sleeveless Linen and Cotton Sports
Dresses. Were $0.75 and $3.50. Now s.. as
Rubber Pillows for bathing motoring. Were
Pairs Bathing Tights and Shirts Were s2.95 suit.
Now ..,........................ soc
Women's White Slipover Sweaters Were $S.75
SPoRTswEAR SECTION THIRD FLOOR
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Toilet Article Novelties Reduced

6e Lip Sticks 81. CSC
Brushes so
Ia Imported Leatheree Powder Cases. with fur puff Were 81
10 Imported Leaherette Powder Cases. with fur puff Were SIS
Imported Novelty Compact Cases. csc
so
Imported Novelty Powder Puff jar Was sS Now SO
Imported in fancy IS
in SO
Imported Powder Puff, in glass jar
Novelty Vanity Set. SO
$3.50
10 Boxes Raqu Miniature Face Powder 10c
SO
Ebony Hair Brushes. .S?.75
Turtle Ebony Hair Brushes. ST. So
Hair doe
Ebony $3.50
Turtle Ebony Hair $375 .S175
Novelty Eouloir Dolls Were $3.50 Now
Bath Brushes, with
Turtle Ebony Hair Brush Was $3.50 Now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-25
Fancy Combs and Bandeaux Reduced

B,ckC
s. W
Gray slrrPfs set witt We're Now
st with
hal Tos i.ir Pins With We're sI25
Tor d rf o e9 R ,on WsP Nsy Now
Hair Pins, We're So 80 Now
Amber Combs. wi amber
. Hair Pins assorted oors with Were So Now 81 50
Emo. Ball TOP Combs with stones Were S. s2
silver
Comb
1913
in
kksaI shs, Dressing Comb Was Vas so &.
smell rocket TOMB IN
Zeal she'll
So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-25

Art Needlework Reductions
10 imported Cretonne Boxes.
Were T5c each. Now .........35
u Pairs Handemhroidered Pillow
eases. Were 1925 pair.
NOW ......,. 81 -
2 Imported Cretonne Boxes.
Were SOC Now. ..........2 jC
5Hand-embrOidered Towels. We're
$40. Now .................T5
Dotted Swiss Dresser Scarfs.
Were 81. Now SOC
? Hand-embroidered Buffet Sets.
Were $3.50, Now SO
Hand-embroidered Towel. Was
SIPS. Now. ..................6 CSC
! Rubber.lined Toilet Case. Was
81. Now. .............. So
l Fancy Basket. Was $3.50.
ART EMBROIDERY SECTION
SEVENTH Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-25
Women's Overblouses, $195
We're S8.75

were y8.75
Red Printed Silk OVerblouses:
square neck style, in sizes 81, SO
and 40
Printed TUNES. with white back
grounds: sizes SO and 49, Were
S15 Now. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
] Double-Breasted Jacket, of black
velveteen; size "a. Was $5.75.
wow Ho30
| White Radium Silk 0verblOuse,
with convertible collar; size 36
(soledl. Was $3.50. Now. 1896
l Overblouse. of red and white
checked silk; size "a. Was 1915.
Now ................... 81 .95
Green Printed Tunic; wrap
around style; size 81. Was $16.75.
AN'N pt .tjU
u Lrtr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-25
Children's Straw Hats, ST
Greatly Reduceds
Home Frocks, CSC and $2.95

IS Home Froei<s of dimty, rayon and Moth Wing
wolfe; shortseeve. longseeve and sleeveless models
styles and colors. Were $295 TO $5.95.
NOW .oJc
20 Printed Wolfe and Dmity Frocls; straightine
models. with long short sleeves in variety of
shades Were SIS and $5.95 Now ............ .$sS5
HOME FRocK SECTION, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-25
Women's and Misses Dresses Reduced

Women's Dresses of silk damask. crepe and wolfe
IN rose maize and green sizes 80 to Al. Were
NOmPns Dresses of tub silk and blue aud white
and black and white printed silk sizes Sc to
40. Were $3.50. Now. S1l 75
WOmen's Dresses Of white georgette crepe and
silk crepe; sizes sc to A. Were $3.50.
New $3.50
WoMENs DRESS SECTION THIRD FLOOR,
20 Misses Summer Dresses of eeorgette, Chinese
damask and tub silk in flesh poudre, green and
checks and stripes sizes IA to 90. Were $3.50 and
Sl3.oV NOW .9o''u
II Misses Summer Dresses of georgette and lace and
satin in sunni. poudre, and green of blue
and tan striped tub silk sizes IA to 20 Were Sl95o
ana SZ@,3u. NOW 'So'o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-25

Remnant Day Merchandise eurnabe exchangeabe
sent e. O. APPROVAL mail phone orders accepted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-25
Summer Wash Dress Goods
Reduced IL and More

$50 Remnants of Summer Wash Dress Goods in
lengths of to yards, includes plain and printed
voes, wash alpaca, printed batiste, embroidered
Swiss and printed haxon.
CoTroN DRESS GOODS SECTION. SECOND FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-25
Women's Girdles, $50
We're IS

~ ere %
Satin and Elastic Girdles; bone
less styles: in sizes 26, y and IS
6 Lightweight MOdart COrsets,
with elastic inserts; hook-and-eye
fastening; in sizes %. 80, 81 and
30. Were $3.50. Now 80. 1915
6 Lightweight Ferris Maternity
Girdles, of elastic and coutil; in
sizes "a. 36, 3S and 40. Were So.
Now .................... S195
4 FRONTAGE Modart COrsets, with
medium top and long hip: in sizes
26. 30. 35 and So. We're $3.50 and
$500. Now. ......-........ $3.50
X G COrset.Brassieres, of fine
broche and elastic; size ga Re
uuCeu '....... .Sl.t0
Scanties, of silk jersey, brocade
and crepe de chine; size 81. Were
$3.50. Now. ,............. .S4.9j
? Black Satin Corset Brassieres:
sizes So and ~. Greatly reduced
" 5000
Surgical Belts, in sizes SO. 40
and ~. Greatly reduced to S4.95
CORSET SECTION THIRD Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-25
New Ruffled Marquisette Curtains
Special ST Pair
Girls and Junior Misses
Dresses and Coats Reduced


Girls Plaid Bingham Tub Dresses S295
Girls Navy Twill Coats and Were $3.50
Junior Misses Organdy Dresses and peach 49,
1896
Junior Misses Wash silk Dresses orchid peach 13
w
Junior Misses Dresses, Is
$3.50
Junior Miss White
Junior Miss Furtrimmed Navy Twill s295o
GIRLS
Children's Bathing Suits, Sis S SeSans
Is Childrens Atwood Bathing
Chidrens Crepe (reepers. Were So Now
Chidrens Organdy BOnneS 81 .Sle5
Handmade Linen Sheets and Pillow Covers Were IS Now 81
Handmade Gertrudes.
Chidren's Dresses We're $50 Now ................S
Chidrens Dresses
Chids Dress Was $3.50 81
(hids Dress $3.50
Chlds Dress Was 81 81
INFANTS SECTION. FOURTH FLOOR
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Bedspreads Reduced
/CI:cLtJ., Salad

(Sliehtly Soiled)
"a it. 6 i'm. Satin-finish MarseilIes
Pattern Bedspreads, scalloped,
with cut corners. tSoiled) Were
$3.50. Now. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
o4ft. 6 In. Satin-finish Marseilies
Pattern Bedspreads, scalloped,
with cut corners. Were S..
Now .....,.. .2.23
IA IT. 6 i'm. Satin-finish Marseilles
Pattern Bedspread. Was IS.
14ft. 6 in. Satin.finish Marseilles
Pattern Bedspread. Was 81,
14ft. 6 in. atin-finish Marseilles
Pattern Bedspread. Was 81.
Now ................. SD
] Satin.finish Marseilles Pattern
Double size Bedspread. Was
S375. Now ................. So
/ Satin.finiSh Marseilles Pattern
Double.size Bedspread. Was 1895
Now ................. .SI.I3
| Satin.finish MarseilIes Pattern
Double.size Bedspread. Was 1926.
Satin.finish Marseilles Pattern
Double.size Bedsprcad. Was s..
Satin-flnish Marseilles Pattern
Double.size Bedspread. Was $3.50.
Now Observation-Disclosures. SID
Satin-finish MarseilIes Pattern
DOuble-size Bedspread. Was 81.
NOW .................. $50
BLANKET SECTION. SECOND Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-25
Boys Apiece Wool Suits, $8.75


Georgette and Silk Shades
nd Now.
Rose Silk Doll Bed Lamp
Was $40. $3.50
Gold Yellow Georgette Bed
rosebuds Was $3.50 Now .S4
2nch Handpanted, Peated Shades
16nc Pleated Rose Chntz Shade Was $1250 $3.50
14nch Pieated Green CllntZ Shade
snch Handpanted Burap Shade Was sI2 So
Sinch Decorated Parchment Shade
Electric Steel Colonial Portable with oil pot Was $3.50 Now So 50
Electric Steel Colonial Portable with
Junior 2ght Floor Portable antique gold and
Bridge Portable in antique gold and blue enamel Was So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-25
Chi1dren's Isle Socks. 25c Pair ~ ;o>

80 pairs Chidren's Full-fashoned Lise Socks. in
champagne; sizes So, 6, 612. and 5.
81 pairs Chidrens s,-length Socks: ribbed to.toe
style, in champagne and brown sizes and 6l2.
We're soc. Now Zoe
"a pairs Chldren's IsIe Half Socks, in and navy;
sizes g. S12 and s13 Were Csc pair Now ..... .15c
CHILDREN HOSIERY SECTION. FIRST FLOOR.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
POTATO CROP SMALL
Decrease as Compared with That of 1926 ana Tive Year Average - Maine suffers Big Decline.

Boston. Oct. II (P) A potato crap distinctly smaller than that of 1926 and below the five ycear aver ag. Of 45.297 .00u bushels was fore cast for New England today by the New England crop reporting serv- ice which placed it at S9,36S.oo0 bushels on an october l condition of 69.T per cont.
 Potato prospects in Maine, as well as the other New England states declined since September ]. The full effect of the late blight during in" latter part of August and the first of September is now being felt
 The Tinted States potato crop, with an October 1 condition of 76.5 per cent, was forecast as 394T57,- 000 bushels compared with 356.- l2&.oGo last year. The five year average is 394.135, 900.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
SCORES CALL 0N
 REMUS IN PRISON
Hundreds Offer to Defend Him,
 But He Declines

Cincinnati, Oct Il CPt Sheriff William NJ Anderson has called q halt upon the scores Of curious visitors which have been calling at tho county jail to s"e Gcors, k"mur, former bootleg king who several days ago shot and killed his wife, Mrs. Imogene Rcmus, a few hours before th" scheduled hearing of their divorce suit.
 Sheriff Anderson asked Ecmus if he really wished to see all these per sons and h" replied that hc did not.
 I'm glad to s'e my friends and I have had lot of offers from at- torneys who want 10 represent me- ho said, but when George Ronrs goes on trial he will be represented by George Romus and no one elso.'
 Swearing Of the grand jury in common pleas court cleared in" way today for official investigation of the killing.
 It was expected that an indict- mcnt would be returned Thursday or t'riday.and that E,nlus would be ar raigned at once and his trial set for the earliest possible date.
 Coroner Fred C. Swing also suut- moncd witnesses for his inquest ill., 10 Mrs. Rcmus' death today.
 George J. ConnorS, tOrme' asSo- ciate of Romus, was expected 10 re- turn here today from Lansing, Mich, where he went in an effort to verify reports that Mrs. kcmus de posited securities and other Nalua- bles in q Lansing bank.
 'I knew sunday night that the safety deposit tSX had been found in Lansing" Romus said. ITO me this substantiatcs the relationship between my wife and Franklin l.. Dodge. The finding of th" deposit box in Dodge's home town proves my contention Of conspiracy. l do not know how many securities were in the box nor do l care.'
 Dodge was formerly government agent who was instrumental in sending Rcmus 10 Atlanta p"niten- tiary on liquor conspiracy charges several years ago.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

were substituted for string and se- lection of materials was left entire- ly to members.
 Fcil objected 10 the amendment and was communicated March last. Determined to obtain a hear ing. he smuggled n flag and two banners into the tabernacle here re- ccntly when thousands were assem- hicl 10 vote on church affairs.
 At a quiet moment, Fell waved his banners and shouted, "I have mes sage for Israel. There may be jus tlce in Heaven if not on earth
 He was cjectod from the taber- uaclc and arrested on a charge of disturbing tho peace. He pleaded guilty yesterday and was ordered to appear for sentence today.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

son vs. Nicholas Bazen, Greeuberg X Levitt for plaintiff, Ginsburg for defendant, Special Paul K. Rogers ys. Claude l.. Yates, Kirkham, Cooper, Hungerford X Camp for plaintiff, Futile X Day for defend- ant. Laura l.. SchillnE Ns. Anthony Naples ct al, Kirkham Cooper, Hum gerford X Camp for plaintiff, Man gan for defendant imuon ys. Pug 70 Eros, Gr"cnbors X Levitt for plaintiff Tracoski tor defendant.
 October q, T. m. Max D. Honey man Ns. John \. Andrews X Co. Inc, D. Gaffury for plaintiff Green stein for defendant.
 Octoh.r 2G, 10 a. tu. Louis Cron rs Baird Machine Co, Mag for plaintiff Carl Foster aud p. Calf uay for defendant.
 October 2S. n Fl. m. Anna koplo- vitz ys. Fannie Lcyinson et al, Cor fon for plaintiff Woodhouso for de fouIgnt Sebastian Iustio Ns. Gui~erpn prr-'ia. Gordon for plain Tiff. Groynhera E Levitt for dofend- ant. Gordon Bros. Ns. George George # aIS. Gordon for plaintiff Foiur TOT defendant.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
VOTE ON COSGRAVE EXPECTED TODAY
Dali Eireann Assemblies in Dub-
 Iin-EleCtiOn Close

Dublin, Oct. II R--The new Dali Eireann. the sixth in six years. will assemble this afternoon. This will be the first time the Dail has its full complement Of 153 members.
 Even after Eamon De Nalera's entry into the last Dail half dozen sim Fein republicans continued their boycott of the house, but they took no part in the recent elections and have been replaced by De Naleraitos. and all the republicans arc again taking the oath ofrallc- glance They insist, however, that this is an empty formula.
 De Valera Issues Statement
 In statement 10 the press. the leader Of the Fianna Fail. Mr De Valera, announced that the attitude Of his party was not changed, He desires 10 make it clear that the sec ond taking Of the oath does not inn ply any reopcning of the oath ques- ton, which has ceased to be i'm DOT tant. What he means by saying that his position IS unchanged. he ox- plain"d, is that the Flanna Fail rec ognized only allegiance to the Irish nation and will not give allegiance to any outside power or authority.
 The Fianna Fails anxiety to abol- ish the oath and it's determination to abolish if as soon as possible is in no way diminished.
 It Is expected that De Valera will seek an early dat" 10 have the Dail vote on the question of the oath, and his legal action against the Dail officials for excluding his deputies until they took the oath will pro- ceod.
 The figures appear 10 show that Nr. COSgroye will have 1o votes for speaker, and the utmost the oppo- Sition can muster. even if they all agreed, is I3 or A. Should Nr
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
CITY COURT CALENDAR

Cases were assigned by Judge Henry P. Roche in city court ycster- day afternoon as follows:
 October Il, 10 a. m. John Zuvel- Ii vs. Edward McMurray Greenstein for plaintiff Mangan for defendant.
 October 13, 10 a. m. Roman Lazar et ux vs. John Iwanowski, Monkie- wicz for plaintiff, Roche &, Cabelus for defendant. Michael Weinstein vs. Edward Greenstein, Grecnberg t& Levitt for plaintiff, Perkins, Wells & Davis for defendant. Max Glazier vs. Joseph Houde Groenberg. ,& Levitt for plaintiff, Brosmith X Maxwell for defendant Frank Nair vs. Joseph Gaeta, Harry Natr for plaintiff, Tracesli for defendant
 October 14, 2 D. m. Pasquale Spen- sleri vs. Joseph Pudil, Casale for plaintiff.
 October r. ? ?. m. Stefenina Fuschiello vs. Antonia Currubba, Casale for plaintiff. Grecnberg & Levitt for defendant,
 October IS. 10 q. m. Morris Rosin ys. B. Georges. Nair &7 Nair for plaintiff, T. F. McDonough for de- !endant. John A. Andrews O., Inc, vs. N, Y, N. H. X H. R R Eo., Greenstcin for plaintiff Brum- ley for defendant. Harry Albert Of al vs. Mary R. Prey ct al, Alpcrt for plaintiff, Hungerford &a Savc for de- fendant. John A. Andrews ys. An tonio Sidoti ct al, Ginsburg for plain tisr, Gordon for Sidot.
 October 19. 10 a. m. FoliX Kolod- hej vs. Alex Krolkowski, Monkie- w1cz for plaintiff Rundbaken for defendant. Amelia DrelenllicWicz et al vs. Ellen smith, Traccski for plaintiff, Mangar for defendant. WladysIaw Kosakowski ys. Wladys- law Tajmajer Tracesld for plaintiff Monkiowicz for defendant.
 October 20 10 q. m. Henry c Fleury ys. Henry Moraus "' als. Woods for plaintiff T. r. Nc- Dcnoueh for defendant. Kathryn o'Eeil vs. Mr, Simmons at al, Colon and T. F. MoDonoueh for plaintiff G,nsburg Tor defendant. Fred Thom-