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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Women's Shoes, $2.45
Greatly Reduced

Z Pairs Silver BrOcade Pumps.
with Cuban heel, in sizes A 4;
B 315, 4, 5, 512, s; c 8. 4. Re
6 Pairs One-strap Black Suede
Pumps trimmed with calfskin,
with Cuban heel; in sizes AAA
5, 5A; IA Az, 5; B 81. Re
duced to .SZ.40
8 Pairs TwO-Strap Patent Leather
Pumps, with low heel; in sizes
IA 3. 512; A Az; B S1s, A; G 3:
Reduced to ............ SZ.40
6 Pairs One-strap Black Suede
Pumps, with low heel; in sizes
AAA 8, 51a; IA So. Reduced
to ................ ..... .SZ.4o
5 Pairs Black Suede Pumps, with
buckles, calfskin-trimmed, in
sizes AA AZ; A 8; B 31a, 4; G
315. Reduced to ........ S2.40
1 Pairs Silver BrOcade Pumps,
with low heel, in sizes AAA 3,
61z; A Az; c 3. Reduced
to $50
Pairs TwO-strap Dull CaIfslkin
Pumps, with Cuban heel, in
sizes AAA 5; IA 5; A 5. Re
duced to 81. 40
Pairs Patent Leather Pumps.
with buckles and low heel; in
sizes AA Az; A 4; B 4. Reduced
to ................ 40
Pairs One-strap Patent Leather
Pumps, with Spanish heel; in
sizes AA415; A Az; B 8. Re
duced to ................. $40
Pairs Black Calfslxin OXfOrds,
with low heel; in sizes AAA 8;
AA5; c 8. Reduced to. .$2.45
3 Pairs One-strap CutOut Pumps
of black satin; in sizes AAA .;
AA 5; A 4. Reduced to. .S2.45
3 Pairs Brown Suede Pumps,
trimmed with calfskin, in sizes
AAA 515; IA 8; c 6. Reduced
10 $S.f0
3 Pairs Black Calfskin OxfOrds.
with wing tip; in sizes AAA 5
and 6. Reduced to. .S2.45
3 Pairs TwO-strap Black Suede
Pumps, with Cuban heel; in
sizes AA Az and 5. Reduced
2 Pairs Pink Satin Opera Pumps.
with spike heel, in sizes AAA
5; B 6. Reduced to. .$2.45
2 Pairs Gold Kid Opera Pumps,
with spike heel; in sizes AA Az:
C315. Reduced to ......$ 2.45
2 Pairs One-strap Black Satin
Pumps, with spike heel; in
sizes A 4; b 3. Reduced to $245
Pair TwO-strap Brown Kid
Pumps, with Cuban heel; size
r 4. Reduced to. ........ .$2.45
! Pair TwO-strap Patent Leather
Pumps, with Cuban heel; size
IA 5. Reduced to......S 2.45
| Pair One-strap Patent Leather
Pumps, with Spanish heel; size
b 312. Reduced to .S2.45
| Pair TwO-strap Black Calfslin
Pumps, with medium heel; size
AA 5. Reduced to. ..$2.45
Pair One-strap Gray Kid
Pumps. with Cuban heel; size
C3. Reduced to. .$2.45
Pair Rose BrOcade Opera
Pumps; size c Az. Reduced
Pair Green BrOcade Pumps,
with Cuban heel; size A Az:
| Pair Yellow Satin Pumps, with
spike heel; size B 5. Reduced
to ................. .$2.45
| Pair Gold Kid Opera Pumps,
size AAA 61R. Reduced to SEAS
? Pairs One-strap Gray Kid
Pumps, with low heel; in sizes
AAA 6; G 315. Reduced to SEAS
Pair TwO-strap Brown Suede
Pumps, with Cuban heel; size
AAA Az. Reduced to. .$2.45
Pair Two-strap Brown Kid
Pumps, with Cuban heel; size
c 8. Reduced to-. .$2.45
Pair TwO-strap Black Kid
Pumps, with Cuban heel; size
AAA 5. Reduced to. $2.45
Shoe Section. Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10

5 Comforts, filled with lambs
wool. covered with blue bro
caded silk. with plain satin back.
Were S45. Now. S25
. Comforts. filled with lambs
wool, covered with blue bro
size 7Sx7s inches 1slightIy soil
ed). Were $50 Now. .$25
? Comforts, filed with lambs
wool, covered with blue figured
silk, with plain satin back,
Were $50. Now. $50
Blanket Section, Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Housewares
Reduced
(Some Damaged
Slightly Damaged or
ShObsC0rn

l Porcelain Top Kitchen Table.
with drawer; top size 25x36
inches (slightly damaged. Was
$3.50. Now .S4.95
Lafiat Porcelain Top Kitchen
Table, with drawer; top size
22x27 inches Slightly damagedl,
] All-steel White Enameled Kitch-
Ell Table, with pastry board,
bread and cake drawer and
cutlery drawer; top size 25x40
inches Slightly damaged). Was
$1495. Now. SO so
Lafiat Porcelain Top Kitchen
Table, with drawer; top size
27x48 inches. Was $16.50.
NOW ....,....... 1898
! Herrick Four-dOOr Refrigerator;
oak case, with white enameled
interior; ice apacity, 175
pounds (siig h tly shopworn).
Was $85. Now. .$42.5
Herrick Three-dOor Refrigerator;
oak case, with white enameled
interior; ice capacity, 125
pounds Is ig h ly imperfecU.
Was $69 Now ....... .$34.5O
Herrick Three-doOr Refrigerator;
chartered oak case, with heavy
mineral wool insulation: lined
throughout with opal glass; ice
capacity, 115 pounds (slightly
shopworn). Was $40. Now $40
j White Enameled Kitchen or
Bathroom Utility Cabi met
Isl g h ly shopworn). Was
SZ!.5O Now -. $15.75
/ White EnameIed Medicine Cabi.
net, with mirror and glass
shelves Slightly damaged). Was
81. Now 81 g5
Sponge Rubber Bath Mat
Slightly damaged. Was SO.
Now IS
Soup Universal Electric Coffee
Urn Slightly shopworn). Was
$21 so. Now .SI3. 50
] Universal Tea Pot, with tea
oaIl Slightly shopwornl. Was
Ia Decorated White Enameied
Kitchen Garbage Pals. Were
$2.35. Now x1I5
% Unfinished Wall Towel Racks.
with 10 arms. Were $1.25'
"a Papier Mache Serving Trays.
in black, trimmed with gold
stars. Were 75c. Now 25c
. Enameled Cut-fOwer Baskets.
with glass container Slightly
shopworn) Were $1.75.
Now ............... 85c
IL ObiOng Papier Mache Serving
Trays, in white, trimmed with
gold stars Slightly shopworn)
Were SOC. Now 25c
D Wrought Iron Smokers Stands.
ship design Slightly imperfect.
Were So. Now ........ .SI.95
l Pair Wrought Iron Andirons.
Were $22 pair. Now. .SII
3 apiece Wrought Iron Fire Sets
tsilghtly imperfect. Were $14.
NOW 49,. ............$ sc. 95
Decorated Metal Folding Screens
slightly worm. Were
$3.50. Now So o.
Pair English Antiaue-finish
Brass Andirons. Were $4S
pair. Now .....S seq
Pair English Antique-finish
Brass AndirOns. Were S36 pair,
Wrought Iron Bird Cage and
Stand; stand finished in red
Slightly shopworn). Was S19.
- Wv ...... ~ 30
500 Rolls Good Quality Toilet Tis-
sue; 1,000-sheet rolls. Special
Friday, per dozen rolls. 9Oc
z Universal White Enameled
Kitchen Scales, with scoop
Slightly damaged). Were 1925
Housewares Section. Fifth ioor Fi'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10

"a Smaller Boys Winter Over
coats, in blue, gray and tan
mixtures; sizes to 9 years.
Greatly reduced to. .$7.75
IS Full-cut Khaki BlOuses;
sizes z, s and 8. Were 81
and $3.50. Now. .45c
5 Union Suits, in a variety of
makes and styles. Greatly
reduced to. use
l Winter OvercOat, size 10
years. Was $16.75.
Now .$IO.75
/ Atwood White Sweater
Slightly soiled); size 8 years.
Was $40. Now. $3.50
Boys Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Neg1igees Reduced
Wonen's Hose, $1.25
Were 81 and SIS

"a Pairs Women's Cashmere
Hose, in black with white clock
and gray and blue heather, with
contrasting clocks.
8 Pairs Women's Wool Sleeping
Socks, in small and medium
sizes. Were 81 pair. Now. soc
Women's Hosiery Section, First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Wool Blankets, SIS pair. Were So
Pairs All-Wool Blankets size 6oxSo ine1es in pink
plaid (sghtlv soiled)

Comforts. flle . with lambs
with plain satin back. Were
$50. Now. SOS
Comfort. filled 'sith lambs' wool.
covered with due figured silk,
with plain silk back; size 72x7s
inches. Was. S2h50 Now $3.50
Comfort, filled ,'Eith lambs, wool,
size .72x7S. WIS S25. Now SI5
Comfort. filled with lambs wool,
covered with b bic Japanese silk,
size TEXTS in ehes Was SIS.
Now ... $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10

Bands range from % in
/ 3-inch COlOred Embroidered
Band. Was So. Now. 81
/ ~ inch Black and White
Embroidered Band. Was
$1.28. Now. ............ soc
l 5s-inch Band. Was $3.50.
Now .75c
/ 1A-inch Red and Blue En-
brOidered Band. Was $1.69.
NOW ........... .94c
] 1-inch COlOred Embroidered
Band. Was $2.44. Now $I.63
Trimmings Section. First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Glove Silk Vests
Reduced. CSC

10 Glove Silk Vests. in peach,
pink and white; sizes SO, IS, 40
and az.
) Pairs Glove Silk Step-in Draw
ers (soiled). Reduced to. .$1.9J
3 Glove Silk Chemise. in orchid
and peach; sizes SO and 3S.
Were much more. Now. .$4.95
2 Lace-trimmed Glove Silk
Chemise, in peach and pink.
Greatly reduced to $50. 1915
Silk Underwear Section. First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
NeSkwear Reduced

10 Pieces Neckwear, including
lace and crepe de chine collars,
with ties, plain vee-neck crepe
de chine collars and net or lace
vestees. Were $3.50. Now 81
y Pieces NeCkwear. including
crepe de chine vestees, col
lar and sleeve sets, and silk and
ret collar and cuff sets. Were
So. Now ........ 81 90
8 Pieces Neckwear, including lace
collar and cuff sets, with ties
and crepe de chine or georgette
collar and sleeve and jabot sets.
Were 1895. Now. So
8 Pieces Neckwear, including
crepe de chine collars, with ties
and organdy collars. Were
$3.50. Now Observation-Disclosures soc
6 Pieces Neckwear, including
collar and cuff sets and jabots
of lace, net or organdy. Were
$3.50. Now northumberland
l Silk Collar and Tie. Was s..
Now ....-........' 'SS'OO
| Metallic Silk Collar and Gun
Set. Was IS. Now ....... $3.50
Neclxwear Section. First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10

Pieces range from 20 IN
l Piece 4-inch Thibetine. Was
$1,000. Now. S6.75
] Piece 4.inch Fitch Skunk.
Was $3.50. Now. $1,000
| Piece 4-inch Jap Fox. Was
$24.50. Now ..........,$15
| Piece 4-inch Mink. Was
$3.50. Now. 5000
Piece 4.inch Brown Fox.
Was $3.50. Now. ...... SIS
Piece 4-inch RaccOOn. Was
$3.50. Now ..... SIS
Trimmings Section. First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10

Junior Misses Sports
Dresses, of navy jersey and
navy crepe de chine, in
sizes 10 and Is. Were $16.75.
Now .............. .$lU
Junior Miss Black Satin
Dress, trimmed with braid,
in size II. Was $3.50.
NOW Sl0
Junior Miss Beaded Evening
Dress, of flesh georgette;
straightline model. Size Is.
Was $3.50. Now SIS
Junior Misses Fur-trimmed
Coats, in red and wine.
Size Is. w ere $3.50.
Now .$22 80
Junior Miss Tweed Sports
Coat, with badger collar.
Size II. was $3.50.
NOW .......-...... $29 80
4 floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Women's Hats, ST
Greatly Reduced

8 Women's Trimmed and Sports
Hats. suitable for immediate
wear.
Millinery Section. Third floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Girls Shoes, $50
Were 81

20 Pairs Growing Girls Black
Lace Shoes. with welt sole. in
sizes AA 61a; A 2ta, ), 5ih, 612.
7; b 61a, z: G 61a, Z.
20 Pairs Infants White Button
Shoes, of kid and buckskin.
Sizes in the lot include: B 6,
ne; C s, 61a. Z, ~; ID Z, ~, 3.
Were "a pair. Now. -. 81 .S5
81 Pairs Infants Tan Calfsxin
Button and Lace Shoes; sizes
p ), 515. 6. 61a, 71a, s; G 5. 5l2,
s. Z. Were S4 pair. Now 81 IS
IA Pairs Misses Patent Leather
Lace Shoes, with patent or dull
top and turned sole; sizes A
1112, IL. 10, 1872, 1, ~, 2: B
II, 10, 1872, l, IL. Were IS
and Sc. Now. ........... $3.50
IA Pairs Youths Black Lace
Shoes, in sizes B u, 1919, 10,
1872. 1, ~. 2; b IL. 10. 1872,
1. III. Were S. and Sc.
Now .S2.95
Ia Pairs Youths Black Lace
Shoes, in sizes B II. 1917. 10.
IL; c 1115. IL, 12H: D liz:
u. Were SIS pair. Now. :S2.95
12 Pairs Growing Girls Black
Velvet One-strap Pumps, with
turned sole; sizes IA 5; B 3.
31a. 4, 51a; c 3. 4. Were $50;
8 Pairs Infants High and Low
Shoes. Sizes in the lot include
B 5: Do, 21a, 8; E 2, 3. Were
much more. Now. 49,. BIC
5 Pairs Infants White BuclSskin
Button Shoes; sizes G. 8; d 2 Y,
8. 31a; E 8. Were $500:
NOW soI'o1
5 Pairs Infants Patent Leather
Lace Shoes, blucher style; sizes
G 5, 51a; d 5, 6; f 5. Were
$3.50. Now .$l.o0
ChiIdren's shoe Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10

les to ) yards IN length
/ 3-inch COlOred Embroidered
Band. Was $3.50. Now $2.25
l 2h-inch Colored SpangIe
Band. Was $3.O7. Now $1.75
1 Inch COlOred Band. Was
$1.13. Now. 75c
1 Black Embroidered Band.
Was soc. Now. .25c
11A-inch COlOred Embroid-
cred Band. Was SIPS.
Now ....... ........... 0Uc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Children's Socks
25c
Were SOC Pair

81 Pairs Children's q Socks, in
fancy stripes and checks sizes
Z, s, 912 and 10.
SO Pairs Chiidren's "a Lisle-and-
Cotton Socks, with plain or
fancy top; in black, size Z;
in tan and b e ave- r, sizes
912 and 10. Were soc pair.
Now ............3 pairs for 81
Childrens Hosiery Section. First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10

[eS 90 l YARD IN length.
1 Piece 4-inch Thibetine. Was
$3.50. Now S.
/ Piece 6-inch Krimmer Cara
cul. Was SIS. Now. .SI1.25
j Piece 6-inch Platinum MOuf-
fiOn. Was $12.75. Now $3.50
j Piece 4-inch Windy Skunk.
Was $3.50. Now. !. .$13
] Piece 4-inch Cross-cut Plat
inum COney. Was $3.50.
NOW 30
j Piece 6-inch Cocoa Thibetine.
Was $10.13. Now. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Girls and Junior Misses Dresses
and Coats Reduced

4 Girls TwO-piece Jersey
Dresses, in navy and green.
Sizes s, 10, IL and IA. Were
$3.50. Now ....... .S4.95
| Girls Green GeOrgette
Party Dress, trimmed with
taffeta ruffles. Size IA. Was
$3.50. Now. SIS
/ Girls Wool Dress, in red
and black plaid, trimmed
with braid; linen collar and
cuffs. Size 16. Was SIS.
NOW SO.OJ
2 Girls Fur-trimmed Coats, in
green; full lined. Sizes 6
and s. Were $3.50.
Now .............. .Sl2.0O
> Junior Misses Crepe de
Chine Dresses, in rose and
tan. Sizes Is and II. Were
$50. Now $40
Girls and Junior Misses Section. Flo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Linen Napkins
Special, SIS dozen

80 dozen Pure Linen Napkins.
Size 22x22 inches. Early inspec-
ton is advised, for at this special
price these Napkins will sell
quickly.
Linen Section. Second floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Shirts and Overblouses, $1.o5
Were $2.95

Shirts and Overbouses of baby broadcoth in tan and
blue in sizes "a, 49, AZ and A.
Veveteen Blouses, navy a.
Were 1896 and $575 Now 1895
Crepe de Chine Ovebl0uses, SO 46; black
as, and gray a. Were $575 Now $1.95
Pongee Overbouse cubcoar syle sizes 40 AZ Were
1913 Now 4lS0
Section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Women's Gloves, $50
Were $2.25 pair

Women's Sbutton Gloves and in
brown and white; sizes 512, So and g.
Fancy Fabric Gloves, lin mode gray
and champagne sizes g. 612 SIPS pair
Now 75C
Pairs Womens Natural ChamOs Slpon Gloves, So
Were 50 pair. Now. .$5O
Section Frstfo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Aprons, Csc
Were $3.50

IL Large White Reversible
Aprons, with white belt; gathered
style.
Uniform Section, Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Costume Slips, 81
Were $5.75

Black Tub Silk Costume Slips, with deep hem; in
sizes "a and SO.
ii Sateen Petticoats in fesh lengths 81 and 60 Were $3.50
III
Black Radum Silk Costume Slip, with deep hem size 60
Was $685.. Now
Costume Slip Section. Third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Uniforms, $1.95
Were So and 81

II Striped Bingham Uniforms, in
fitted and straightline styles, i'll
sizes "a and Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Mems Slippers
Slightly Shopworn
Reduced

Slightly Shopworn
Reduced
"a Pairs Mems Romeo, Opera
and Everett Slippers. Were
SIS pair. Now...... SOS
Is Pairs Mems Black Kid Opera
Slippers Slightly soiledl.
Sizes in the lot are e. 6H, 7,
~, 8, so, 9. 81, 10, 1015, II.
Were 81. Now. .... S.75
9 Pairs Mems Felt Comfy Slip
pers. Were $2.25. Now $1.75
Pairs Mems Suede Opera
Slippers. Were So. Now SOS
Pairs Mems Tan Kid Everett
Slippers. Were 81. Now SOS
Mems Shoe Section. Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Infants Bootees
$1.75
Wore 50 50 oa;r
Were $3.50 pair

Pairs Infants Hand made
Bootees, of silk-and-wool.
IL Baby BOnnets and ChiIdren's
Hats in this lot. Were SIS.
Now .$I.15
8 Children's Hand-sm0cked Crepe
de Chine Creepers. Were S..
Hand-embrOidered Crib Sheets.
Were 81. Now. 81
5 Silk Bonnet Innings. Were soc
each. Now Csc
4 Children's Wash Dresses. Were
$3.50. Now. $3.50
3 Radium Silk Creepers. Were
8 Pairs Arnold Knit Drawers.
2 White Outing Flannel Wrap
pers. Were 81. Now. 80. .75c
l Imported Handmade Hat and
Coat of crepe de chine Slightly
soiled). Was $50 Now. II. $50
/ Pink Brushed-Wo Sweater
Set. Was $3.50. Now. So. "a
/ White BrOadcloth Hat and Coat,
trimmed with nutria Slightly
soiled). Was $3.50. Now SIS
Infants Section. Fourth floor.
Negligees Reduced
8 FlOwered GeOrgette Negligees.
lined and trimmed with plain
george tie. w re SIS.
Now ............... .$1O.95
3 Printed Crepe de Chine Negli-
gees; tailored style, with side
tie. Were $1,000. Now. 1886
/ Satin Negligee, in black, trim.
med with pale orchid. Was
$3.50. Now ..........S8 1886
] Pink Crepe de Chine Sacaue.
trimmed with lace. Was $3.50
Now ............... .$4.95
Negligee Section. Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Apron Frocks
Special, 75c

100 Dainty Apron F'rocks of e ing
ham and printed fabrics, trimmed
with contrasting bias folds, in
sizes Sc to as.
Home Frock Section. Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Won1en's Umbrellas
XZ.45 Were 81

~ Women Piecedyed SiandCotton umbre
las mounted 1Orb and red
assorted handles finished with
Women's Suit Case Umbrellas, in red
Umbrella Section. nosr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Girls Hats, 81
Greatly Reduced

Girls Felt Hats, in attractive
shapes.
Girls and Junior Misses Millinery
Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
For trimmings
Reduced

Pieces range from &c inches to ward in LENGTH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Handmade Gowns
Reduced, $2.95

Is Low neck Belgian Gowns:
handmade, hand-drawn and hand
embroidered, in sizes 16 and II.
I2 Philippine Chemise, in straight.
shirt and envelope styles.
Greatly reduced to. ~ CSC
ii LOw-neck Gowns, trimmed
with orchid binding. lace and
bits of embroidery. Were much
more. Now ........... CSC
Muslin Underwear Section. Third floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Windbreakers, $3.50. Were SIS
English Shop Reductions

10 Fine Scotch Chevot Overcoats sizes ia 2S5
2-36 1-37, 1-3S, 1-40, IA and 1-46 Were $50
Fine English Apiece Suits; 134. 1-35, 136 138
English Second floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Co1ored Band Trimmings
Reduced

Bands range from % inches to yards in length
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-10
Gard Trays, 25c
Were SOC

"A Dutch Silver Card Trays.
6 Candlesticks. Were $3.50.
Now SIPS
I2 Large Serving Spoons. Were
soc each. Now .......2 5c
| Steak Set Slightly damaged.
Was IS. Now. ......... $5
Dozen Long-handle Cocktail
Forks. Were SO dozen.
Now ............ 81 80
"a 1S41 Rogers Butter Knives.
Were 15c each. Now. 49,. Toe
Silyerware Section First floor.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
PROTESTANT UNITY
 ADVANCES ID GOAL
UnigersalistS, CongreSationaESts and UnitarianS Adopt Report

Hartford, Oct 2l tP.-What many r. gard as a significant step toward the notification of the Protestant Churches of America was taken yes t,"day afternoon when the Inirer- salists general convention. assembled here. voted 10 accept the report and carry out the recon mendatlonS of its commission On conity unity, pro- vidius for closer fellowship between inc Tnivursalj~' ; and the rongrcga- tionalists and Unitarian dcnomina- tions.
 The couyontion voted 10 approve the joint statement issued by the commissions representing the na tional council of the Congregational church,s and the UniV"rSalist gener- al convention. no, only as providing for closer fellowship between the Congrcgarioual and lniyersalist bodies but as declaring the "princi- plos on which a wider unity of lib eral Christians may be based"
 The commission added, the adop- ;ion of this recommendation is to be interpreted in inc light Of the assor- tion that nothing in the joint state mont commits Is 10 organic union or restricts in any degree our free dom of pendent action with rerrrancr 10 other liberals. either persons or denominations.
 \ further recommendation ot the
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
Driver Pays Fine of S10
 For Using 1925 Markers

Tn police court this morning. Judge NJ. D. Sake imposed a fine of s5 and costs in the case of Antony Morowski. aged 42. Of lS2 Broad street, who pleaded guilty 10 charges of operating an automobile without a registration and with improper markers. He said he had repaired a car in his garage on Silver street yesterday and 10 test il he drove II without noticing the markers. on Elm street, Officer F. B. kiely called his attention to the markers, WhIch ere for 1925 registration.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods sad h., believed MoroWskt vas honest m the matter and Judge Saxe observed that in all probability the incident
 was not an intentional violation and
 he doubted that Morowski had mad" a practice of driving cars with old markers.
 Charles Pollard. aged lo. of Pres ton avenue. Mcriden. was fined S'
 without costs on the charge Of dr'V-
 ing an automobile without having the registration in his possession. H' ; produced the registration in court.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
TRY PILOT FOR DEATH
 OF MAN HIT BY PLANE
Army Reserve Flyer Before Court Martial-SwoOping Low, He
 Struck a Cayalryman

San Antonio, Tex. Oct. 2l tPt- Cadet Elmer r. Rose, army reserve flyer, was arraigned in court mar tial here yesterday in what was said 10 be the first trial of an army avi ator on a charge Of manslaughter for killing with his plane a person on the ground.
 Rose, while participating in joint land and air mancuvers recently near Fort Bliss, deCapltated Robert F.. Griffin, trooper of the Seventeth Cavalry, when he swooped low as Griffin was galloping across a mesa. The landing gear Of Roses plan" struck the cavalryman.
 Second Lieut.. B. D. Gill, artillery officer of Fort Bliss. who was flying with Rose as an observer, testified the pilot had not been careless. The cadet had received no orders as 10 the altitude 10 maintain, Gill said.
 First Sergeant William Hawkins testified he was riding with Griffin at the time and that the planes flew so low he and Griffin leaned over the necks of their horses to avoid them.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-21
WILL TEST STATE LAW
Lawyer Alleges Client Was FOrctd to Testify Against Himself In Mo- tor Vehicle Case.

Hartford. Conn. Oct. 2l tIPp- The constitutionality of section of the Connecticut motor vehicle laws will be tested by superior court following an appeal filed here by William Whollcan.
 The lawyer claimed that the statutes forced his client, Douglas Maloney, to testify against himself
 Maloncy was convicted and med S25 for having an automobile with mutilated motor numbers. Lnd"f the statutes he must prove 10 the court his ownership of the car.
 This Whollean alleged, was in direct violation of the national and state constitutions. He said the law placed the burden Of proof Of ln- nocence on his client rather than the burden Of proof of guilt upon the state.