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New Britain herald., 1928-08-23
PRAISES PROHIBITION
Commissioner Doran, Speaking in
Antwerp. Says Results Have Been
Wholesome and Beneficial.

Washington. Aug. % R-1n a
speech prepared for delivery today
before the International Congress
against alcoholism at Antwerp, Bel
gum. James NJ. Doran, commission
er of prohibition. declared that the
general results of prohibition in the
United States thus far have been
wholesome and beneficial
The address, which was made
public here by the treasury depart
ment, contained a suggestion thaI
other countries cooperate with the
United States to combat illicit inter
national liquor traffic.
The need for such an arrange
nent is becoming increasingly ap-
parent" Doran said, I'VE hope thai
the future will bring about a strong
cooperative action between nations
in suppression of this Illicit traffic.
Rv such action, he declared. pro-
hibition countries would be in a po-
sltion to devote more attention &c
domestic combatitive measures and
not expend great energy in meeting
an international illicit liquor trait
fc which uses the ports of many
foreign nations and seeks the pro
lection of the flags of those nations
to cover illegal acts
AT the present time there are al
least IS ports in foreign countries
used almost exclusively as basis fol
smuggling operations to the unitee
States" Doran said. If the appro
priate government would require Inc
! production of duly authenticated
| landing certificates showing ina
| liauor was actually discharged u
the port for which the vessel cleared
it would certaily distinguish legltl
mate trade from illicit traffic, anc
drive the latter from the society o
nations"
New Britain herald., 1928-08-23
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81 SSS>S "a 49,

e:15-Henry Burbig. humorist
9:30-Industrial program
10-Sunshine Sisters
0:30-Edna Bennett, contralto,
tenor
11-Jeno Bartal's ensemble
97O-WABC-3O8
esther Lundell, pianist
5:15-Lillian Francis, soprano
5:45-Sam Coslow, songs
6-Tucker and Schuster, duo
e:15-Waldemar Woman. vlollnist
6 :S0-Dorothy Warwick. soprano
s 45-Cook book
7.04-Muslcal program
{ 30-Castll}ian orchestra
S-Orchestra
S:30-Pivot Rand Beaux
s-Mr. and Mrs. Leo Woods
.S0-Orchestra
10:05-Melody Musketeers
10:l5-Della Riordan, baritone
/ c: 30-orchestr
:5o-Handel program
IL MD Dance orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-08-23

The program of slumber music
viii be opened with Granados'
New Britain herald., 1928-08-23
BABY GIRL AGAIN
| IS IN court ROOM


Cleveland. Aug. % tF)-Mlss Ana
stasla Smith, one year old, might
have a good laugh for herself to-
day had she been able to look back
and comprehend all the trouble she
caused twelve months ago when the
famous Smith baby case at Fairview
Park hospital attracted national at
tention to her
All dolled up in new white dress
and a new pair of shoes 1iss Ana
stasia arrived in the courtroom of
Common Pleas Judge Carl V. Wey-
gandt. She gave the Judge know
ing glance. as though she had seen
him somewhere before. Somehow
the surroundings of the court room
New Britain herald., 1928-08-23
Through the Static

The cool and peaceful paths OF
cloistered abbey are the scene of to-
nights broa beast of choral music at
s O'Clock through VITO. Among the
selections are ketelby's I'm a Mon
astery Garden" Beethoven's ives
per Hymn" Gounod's ave Maria"
Kremser's Hymn to the Manonna,'
and Abt's Evening"
A new series of Gypsy programs
to be known as The Fortune
Teller" will be inaugurated tonight
at o'clock, which will be offered
each week at the same time in
place of the Goldman band concerts
which formerly occupied this hour
Let's listen in tonight on VITO and
see what it's all about.
Two Saint Saens numbers will be
played during a band concert by the
! United States Navy Band which will
broadcast at 7 o'clock through
WIZ. the numbers being scenes
from Samson and Dellah" and
ballet advertisement from Henry
VIII" Other selections include
Woods Spirit of st. Louis" a
movement from Tschalko wsky' s
Symphony in f Minor" excerpts
from Herberts The Fortune
Teller" and LISTS Hungarian
Ria psody No. l."
The Caballero's Way" story OF
a Mexican beauty. a ruthless young
murderer and yellow haired. rud-
dy-faced ranger will be presented as
the Q, Henry retold tale tonight at
O'Clock through WBZ.
A suite of Negro splrltu als will
be PLAYED by an orchestra during a
concert under the direction of Ma
thaniel Shilkret, TO be hroa beast 81
$50 through WEI. The progra m
includes Drieo's 'Nalse Bluette.
a salon arrangement of popular
songs. the prelude TO Bizet's Car.
men, and "Phantasie on Negro
Spirituals."
/ The program of slumber music
| ulIl he opencd with GranadoS
New Britain herald., 1928-08-23

"Marche Militaire" at II o'clock to-
night through WIZ. After this stir
ring air, the sextet will proceed
with a selection from Lehar's The
Merry Widow" the overture to Flo
lows "Stradella." Foulds' "Keltic
Lament" Tschaikowsky's "Sere-
made" and Schumann's Evening
Song"
L. C.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-23
NEW YORK CITY

51O-N NA(-O-o
6:31-Baseball scores
6;35-Market high spots
e;45-Mae Rich. cornetist
7-Richard Crafts. tenor
7.15-"Base ball for Boys" John
Foster
7;35-Air College: w. orion Tewson
7:5o-Paula Gartin, soprano
7:59-Time
S-Band concert
1o-Time; police alarms; weather
6fO-WEAF-4s2
5-The Marionettes
5:3O-Jolly Bill and Jane. duets
6-Dinner music
6:55-Baseball scores
7-Mid-week federation hymn sing
f:3O-Orchestra
S--Choristers
S:30-Hoover Sentinels
9-The Fortune Teller
9:3O-Major and Minor Boys
10-Concert
1o:30-Correct time: PennsylNanl-
ans
11:3O-Orchestra
66O-NJZ-454
5-Maurice Tyler. tenor
5:l5-Beal Holbar, soprano
5;3O-Reports; stock market hnan-
cial summary. cotton prices. agrl-
cultural reports. summary OF pro-
grams
5:45-Piano Twins
e-Orchestra
6:25-Scores: summary OF programs
6:30-Orchestra
Correct time
limited States Navy band
s-Retold Tales
s:3o-Orchestra
o-Orchestras that differ
9:30-Concert
10-Correct time
1O-Concert
i0:3o-Concert
11-Slum Der music
.10-WOR-422
6:15-Dinner concert
6:45-Baseball scores
The Harmony BIS
7:15-Dance orchestra
S-Chimes: modern symphony
s-Orchestra
a:45-The Carolin Trio
10-Little Symphony Southern pro-
gram
11-Tlme: news: bulletins; weather
11:05-NinCent Lopez's orchestra
78O-WHN-395
6:30-Journal period
Concert ensemble
7:3o-Arthur Cornwall tenor
7:45-Dr. George Walton King
S-Will Oaklands Terrace
S:30-With Cookie
9-Orchestra
s3o--Prinee Piotti and Nadelyr
Hardy
slO--NMC A-37O
S-Willism Taylor Mitchell, bari.
tone
8:15-Frances Allison. travel talk
S:30-Rogsen trio
5 45-HarNay Howard
label talk; healing service
Standardization Lodge of Elks
1O:36-New Jersey Chamber o
Commerce
II 30-News: dance orchestra
II mid --Nerrymakers
slO-NLNL-3-0
6-HoHard Tompklns. tenor
G:10-S', Cecilia ensemble
650-Ralph di Bonedetto. vlolinIst
1-Eenetian orchestra
:15-Joseph Bier, baritone
7:40-Popular program
SGO--NGBS-34S \
String quartet
5;2o-Mrs Lieb. Mental Broad
casting
5:30-Milly Glllls. soptano: PROBES
sor Shaw. Housing
555-News; string quintet
G.15-'keden on the Keys
92O-WPCH-326
Phil and Eddie Ross. singers
5:15-Lewis Dolgoff. comedian
5:30-Beloved Vaga bonds
s30--Tip Top Boys
Michael Simmons, movie talk
7:15-J. Coots. composer
7:3o-Intercity trio
S-Ruth Marantz. contralto
s45-kedcn on the Keys
New Britain herald., 1928-08-23
FIGHT TONIGHT

Boston. Aug. % UP)-Enrioo
Savado. Filipino featherwelght. will
meet Tony Santello of Worcester IN
an eight round bout at Fort Banks
Winthrop, tonight
New Britain herald., 1928-08-23
THURSDAY
Eastern Daylight Saving Time
NEW ENGLAND STATIONS
S6O-WTIC, Hartford-535

56O-WTIC, Hartforl-535
:2o-Summary of program: news
6;25-Sportograms
6:30-Dinner music
6:55-Ba seban scores
7-Song recital
7:l5-Pet Animal League
7:30-Musical program
S-Choristers
S0-Dance orchestra
9-The Fortune Teller
a:3o-Major and Minor Boys
10-Concert orchestra
l0:S0-Correct time
10:3l-Dance orchestra
11-News and weather
113O-WlCC, Bridseport-266
6-Music Hour
Studio program
7:45-Basehall scores
T:50-Question Box
S-Studio trio
S:30-Arthur Withstanley
s-Studio program
950-News
, io-Dance orchestra
l1-Correct time
0OO-WBZ, Springfield--332
6:3o-Time and weather reports
6.S1-Piani Capers
.50-Baseball scores
6:55-Radio talk
dance orchestra
7:S0-U. S. Navy band concert
s-Retold Tales
S:S0-Dance orchestra
s-Musical program
9:30-Concert orchestra
1o-Correct time
1o.01-Musical program
11-Baseball scores. time an'
weather
G5O-WNAC, Boston-46i
5-Ted and His Gang
6-Juvenile Smilers
6:s0-Dinner dance
S:5e-Nisiting the Theaters
News
7:11-''Amos n Andy
7;3o-Interview with Baseball Star
7:4o-Lady of the worries
Studio Play. The Doctor
s-Helen Woodward, contralto
9:oo-Nocal recital
9:30-Neapolitan trio
lo-Studio program
11-News
Ballroom orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
CRITICS unable
TO DOPE SEASON
Experts Have Taken Bad Beat:
inSs Especially in Football

New York. Oct ; R1The ex-
perts have taken a terrific trouncing
in every line of sport of recent
years, but the football prognosticat-
crs seem to suffer the heaviest loss
Us.
In the old days critics OF the
sridlron sport could retire 10 u
peaceful and quiet sleep after fore
casting the defeat OF small col
lese by a larger one. But all that
has changed in recent years and the
under-dogs Of today are the victors
or tomorrow In many an instance.
Inc expert who closes his season
with an average of $40 is the
Hornsby of the forecasting league.
With the 1925 season barely un-
der way there has been only one
outstanding upset in the East but
that one saw Navy championship
aspirations thrown for loss by
little Davis Elkins. Several other
major elevens have missed catas-
trophe by margin too small for
comfort. The coming Saturdays
program would seem to offer little
chance for form reNersals but that's
not saying there will not be some.
Despite an impressive record i'm
the southwest. Southern Methodist
university will be a second choice
when it lines up against the Array.
The Texans are handicapped. in HE
first place, by the long journey they
are making from Dallas to West
Point. In the secoiN. Diff Jones
seem.
West Virginia. already beaten by
Davis Elkins may get an unpleas-
ant surprise from the Haskell Indi.
ans and Syracuse, unimpressi>e
against Hobart. feels that William
and Mary will be anything but q
setup. Colgate travels to Nashville.
Tenn. for battle with Vanderbilt
and there are few experts reckless
enough to predict the outcome with
out the addition Of a few IFS"
The "big three" should not be on
'"rA'd TO win their opening came
although Maine may give the Bull
dogs of Yale some trouble. Prince
ton meets Vermont which fol- be
fore Columbia last week. and Har-
ward c'"Shes with Springfield.
tn" Navy viii ta''c a revised line
70 into its game with Boston col
leg" and hopes fer tho best and Hu-
70 Re-1o1 hos shifted his Penn
state lineup for Gettysburg which
showed il could score when it piled
un 81 points against American uni
vers'ty last Saturday.
There's quite a bit of interest IN
what sort Of team Tuss McI.au~h-
~ is going to have ct Brown. which
opens its season against Worcestar
Poly. Tuss cont very well have Il
worse year than he experienced in
1927.
New York university. In its open
ing game. seemed to lack some Of
the power that carried the Violet
10 great season last year. If that's
true, Chick Mcehan's eleven good
men and true will have to watch
their lock-step against West Virgin
ia Wesleyan.
If the Other big teams lose il will
be another tough blow to the ex-
pert guessers.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
INDUSTRIAL STARS WILL
PLAY ON GIRLS QUINTET
Pick of Factory League to Represent New Britain In
Basketball Circles-First Practice to Be Held Next
Week-Call for Candidates Is Issued-Team May
Be Entered In State Circuit-To Stage Preliminary
Games to Mems Five at Stanley Arena.

Stars of the Girls Industrial
basketball league gathered from the
various teams which played In the
circuit last year, will form girls
basketball team to play in state
competition during the coming sea-
son. The team will be formed UNI
der the supervision OF Ralph Re
cano and Manager Clarence Lam
pher OF the New Britain basketball
team. 4 preliminary meeting was
held last night at which all details
of the plan We're discussed and 1t
was decided to 60 through with the
proposition.
For several years. New Britain
has not been represented in state
girls basketball circles. Several
years ago, under the direction OF
John J. Tobin. the city had one of
the best teams in the STATE and It
was in competition with the leading
quintets in Connecticu.
The first practice for candidates
for the team will be held next week.
The call for candidates is issued to-
day. All girls who have basketball
talent. are invited to attend the
opening session. One of the players
OIL the New Britain mems quintet.
will coach the squad while Ralph
Recano will schedule it's games.
The team will, play preliminary to
the New Britain team at the Stanley
Arena. If the quintet shapes UP so
that it is worthy to enter the state
girls league. it will became a men,
Der Of the circuit and will play on
Wednesday nights In the league
schedule.
The following girls have already
signified their intentions Of trying
out for the team: Doris kilbourno
of Landers Nellie S1rtinsky of Lam
ders, Mary Motyka of r. & T.. Char
lotte Jacobs Of I.anders. Mary Jar
not of Stanley Rule 4 Level. Stetna
Olszowy OF Corbins. Jean Drayer Of
Landcrs. Rose Paul of Stanley Rule
and Helen Lynch of Landars.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
Trio of Stars Added
To Boys Club Squad

Star players on three different
teams Of last winter have been added
10 the Boys club basketball squad
during the present week and the
prospects of the East Main street
quintet have grown considerably
brighter. John Red Compagnone.
captain of the Boys hub Reserves
for two years and offensive guard on
last years first team made his first
appearance with the new squad
Monday night. Emil karbonik. high
scoring guard of the Lions. who won
the Intermediate County "I' title
and were runners-up in the senior
city tournament, has joined the can
didates, and he and Compagnone
give Coach Ray Anderson pair of
experienced guards. The already
large ranks of promising forwards
have been swelled by the addition Of
Herman Schmarr. sensational shot
specialist OF the Pythons. who were
runners-up in the intermediate city
tourney a year ago. The squad now
numbers 26 players, and there Is
keen competition for every post.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03

The arrangements for the double
header has not yet been settled but
one of two things will he decided.
Either the two teams viii play In
New Britain on Saturday and in
Remington on Sunday or they will
play . regulation double header In
Kensington Sunday afternoon.
The managers will confer today
on this matter and q settlement will
be reached without any difficulty,
it is thought.
The Herald apparatus through
which the world series games are
depicted, is all ready for use. The
game tomorrow will be shown on
the playograph as in former years.
The move to form a girls basket
ball team which will represent this
city in competition about the state.
Is popular one. For years. no girls
team has played In this city In sue
cessful competition with other quin-
tets In Connecticut.
Judging from the quality of girl
players on the several teams in the
Industrial League. New Britain can
form one of the strongest teams in
the game. Already many OF the
players on the teams have signified
their intentions Of trying out for the
team.
One thing that We noticed was
that there was a scarcity of names
Of players ON the Corbin Screw
team. These girls were among the
best in the league last year and they
should be candidates for berths on
the city team.
Manager Clarence Lanpher stated
today that practice for the girls will
begin next week but practice for
the mems team will not be held for
at least two weeks. An early start
Is planned so that the both teams
will be in good form for the Open
Ing games of their respective sea-
sons.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

BY the Associated Press.
Indianapolis oy Wallace. In
dianapolis, outpoihted Johnny Ma
son, Scranton. Pa, -
Minneapolis - King Tut, Minnea-
polls. outpointed Tod Morgan, junior
lightweight champion. uoD non
title; Dick Daniels. Minneapolis
knocked out Earl Blue, ST. Paul
CO..
Portland. Me.--AEdy Callahan
Lawrence. Mass. outpoin'ed Johnny
Harris. Denver 90.
Dcs Moines, la.--Henry Faiegano
San Francisco. outpointed Ollil
Bartlett. Minneapolis NO. Hymie
Wiseman. Des Moines. outpointed
Dave Young. Kansas City 90.
Los Aneelra--Joe Andersen. Ken
tucl;y. outpointed Ace Hudklns'
Lincoln. Ncb. 90.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
PREPARING FOR GAME

Cambridge. Oct. VUP)-Har-
ward varsity. preparing for it, OPEN
ing game with Springfield Saturday
piled up ~ points ever the scrubs
In scrimmase yesterday.
French. Guarnaccia. 0illigan.
Greeley and Eliot Putnam scored
the greatest yardage, and Putnam
aAded to his laurels by kicking four
eat Of four tries for point after
touchdown.
The scrubs scored but one touch
ewn and this was made only after
they had been given the ball on the
varsity's Vineyard line.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
DEFENSIVE PRACTICE

Notre Dame, Ind. Oct. (CP)-
With five OF his best backfield men
on the injured list. Coach Rockne
began devoting much of hts time to
defensive practice today. The Wis
consin game Is only three days away
and it IL figured that with 30 many
bail carriers out, Notre Danes main
hope for 4 victory will be to play =
strong defensive game and watch for
hfeakA
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
Speaking
Of Sports

The Plainville bowling team will
meet the Rogss Recreation Five in
a state league match at Rogers al
leys tonight. This will be an inter.
esting scrap between two strong
members OF the curcuit. The match
will be started at o'clock.
The next game in the Kensing-
ton-Falcons series for the city
championship. will be played Sum
day afternoon in kensington. Ow-
Ing to the fact that the rain of last
Sunday caused the second game to
be called off. the managers of the
two teams are trying to arrange for
two games.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
HUDKINS DEFEATED
Nebraska "Wildoat" Father Away
From Middleweight Title Through
Beating By doe Anderson

Los Angeles. Oct. 5 R>-Ace Hud.
kins' middleweight championship as
pirations were farther from realiza-
ton today than they were last June
when he essayed to lift the crown
from Mickey Walker In Chicago.
The Nebraska Wildcat was deci.
s,vely outpointed here last night by
Joe Anderson. Of Kentucky who
pummelled the Nebraskan all over
the ring. In 10 round fight. Hud-
kins' first since Walker defeated
him.
Anderson. game and bvainy oppo-
nent. whipped the Wildcat ut his
own game-infighting-and did It
dscisively. When Hudkins elected
to tear In and slash with both fists
at close quarters. the Kentucklan
accommodated him and came on
victorious. Anderson was credited
with six rounds 1ne being even.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
STAR GUARD OUT

Ann Arbor. Mich, Oct. 3 UP)-
Michigan's Wolverines will go into
their curtain raiser with Ohio Wes-
leyAp here Saturday without the
services of Poe. veteran guard. who
is out Of the game with water on the
knee.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
HAS TWO COMBINATIONS

Chicago, Oct. 3 UP)-Two back
field combinations are being worked
regularly at Chicago university and
followers of the Maroons were in
doubt today as to just what men are
to be chosen by Coach Stage for
regular positions. Formations used
in practice indicate Stage again will
rely on q hard driving, massed Of
fensive,
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03

The Herald apparatus through
which the world series games are
depicted. is I'LL ready for use. The
game tomorrow will be shown on
the playograph as in former years.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03

The managers will confer today
on this matter and q settlement will
be reached without any difficulty,
it is thought.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
TO RESUME SERIES
Rochester and Indianapolis 70 Clash
Today In Fifth Game In CHAM
pionslaip Play-oH

pionslaip Play-oH
indianapolis. Oct 3 R-Rested
by two days idlenesA. Rochester and
Indianapolis, winners respectively Of
the pennants in the International
League and the American Associa-
ton. today were due to 20 in the
fifth game Of the little worlds series
here. The contest was set for 2
O'Clock central standard time.
The local club had an edge on Its
eastern rival, with two victories and
one defeat. The other contest ended
In 4 tire. Today's game will be the
first played in Indianapolis.
Bright, hot weather was promised
by same time. 1t looked ~ though
Danny Boone, young right handler
would be on the slab at the start fer
Indianapolis. McCracken. who was
credited with the only victory
Rochester has scored over the In
diana was due to take another whiri
at the home boys.
Evening star., 1928-11-02
SEEK $55, 900 DAMAGES
IN AUTO-TRUCK CRASH
Mckinley Points and Joseph Mer-
Ger Sue Taylor-Kornman Oil
Company.

The Taylor -Korman Oil Co. has been
sued for total of $55,000 damages in
the District Supreme Court by Mckinley
Points, Halls Hill, Va, and Joseph
Mercer, 1341 Corcoran street, for
alleged personal injuries. Points places
his damage at $4,000 and Mercer
wants S5,000 They were riding in an
automobile August l at Virginia avenue
and Twenty-fourth street when the
vehicle was struck, it is claimed, by a
truck of the oil company. Attorney
Hyman Waldman appears for both
claimants.
Suit for $4,000 damages has been
filed against John Costello, 916 Sixth
street, for damages alleged to have been
sustained by his employe. Joseph Pickett,
sofia Rhode Island avenue. The starter
of his employers automobile was out
of repair and when Pickett attempted
Evening star., 1928-11-02

Palm Beach contractor, said yesterday
he had "just begun to fight.
Hoffman declared himself at a loss to
understand a report from New York
last night that the suit had been drop
ped, pointing out he had given no
such instructions to his attorney M.
d. Carmichael of West Palm Beach.
Hoffman's suit in Circuit Court az
West Palm Beach is based on alleged
advances and credits he extended the
Floranada group in the construction OF
the real estate development at Fort
Lauderdale, which later failed.
Hoffman said that Robert P. Stephen
son, New York referee in bankruptcy,
who announced withdrawal of suit"
was without authority to act in the
case, because, he said Stephenson was
named to take testimony and the case
is under jurisdiction of L. Earle Curry,
Miami referee in bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1928-11-02
SURE OF "SOLID SOUTH"
Broussard Says All Southern States
Going Democratic.

NASHUA, N H., November 2 P.-
United States Senator E. F. Broussard
of Louisiana, in an address here We'd
nesday night, declared that the entire
South would support the candidacy of
Gov. Smith. Fear that several Southern
States might desert the Democratic
ranks, he said, had been allayed since
the active opening of the campaign.
The Senator read telegram from
the Democratic national committee
headquarters which said that all Demo-
cratic candidates for the House and
Senate had pledged their support to the
plan proposed by the Democratic nomi-
nee, providing that all tariff changes
be made, schedule by schedule, under
the report of fact-finding commission.
Evening star., 1928-11-02
GRIND OUT NEW MONEY.
Small Size Currency Keeps Many
Workers Busy.

The Governments program of print
ing new small-size paper money, which
started the latter part of August. has
rapidly increased, until now there are
in operation ITO plate printing presses,
working on the new one-dollar. five
dollar and ten-dollar notes, at the Bu-
reau of Engraving and Printing. Hun
dreds of workers are employed on the
new money exclusively.
While the printing of both faces
and backs of these notes has been
completed, there remain other processes
before the notes will be finished. New
numbering, sealing and separating
presses, now under manufacture at
Chicago, are to be shipped to the
bureau, beginning this week, to COM
plete the printing. Seventeen of these
new complex presses will be delivered.
Evening star., 1928-11-02
Girls and Misses
Flannel
Bathrobes,s SO

Warm, comfy Bathrobes of
striped flannel, in a wide
variety of new color COM
binations. With the long
roll collars. bound with .har-
monizing grosgrain ribbon
and cord ties. Sizes, 8 to 18
years.
GIRLS FURNISHINGS. FOURTH FLOOR.