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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Fine Jewe1ry Reduced

All gold is I4-k. except wheH
otherwise specified
All Silver, Sterling
/ Gold Mesh Bag. Was sis.
j, Gold PenhOlder. was sl2.5o. 80"
!: Men. Gold Belt Buckles. Were $50 So
!. Mems Gold Pocket knives. were ere
i Green Gold Compact. was sis5.
! Green Gold Compact. was $40. 800
Enameied Gold Compact. Was sis .i2s
w.! Turquoise isS g., Matri1 Gold bracelet;
/ Enameled Gold Iipsiicki.' was s4s'
w.. EnaHsied Gold Miniature Loe iss:
:, Green Cold Miniature Iocks SSe
Was ! Ens sgo No Gold Miniature Loek ST.
Io Enameled Gold Bracelet was $40 go
il Jade; Gold Pendant Necklace. was Vas
/ Jade :os seed Pearl and Gold Brooch:
! Jade, O Seed SoT Pearl. Coral and G Gid
/ W. Jade. car9eiian and Gold Brooch:
! white Gold ddN saaioir. was :aa So
i, Green Gold saat;oiir.. was sas So
! Green Gold saatoir. was ;aa So 81
i White Gold santoir. Was s q?
j pair Inamcied Gold Gun Links. were
pair Gold Masonic Gun Links. we're srs
j pair White Gold Masonic Gun Links:
i Eastern Star Ring. onyx and white
gold. Was sic. Now .SI0.50
I Eastern Star Ring. white gold. Was
j. wo%sn';, onyx white Gold Ring s
] synthstic Ruby and io-K white Gold
/ Synthetic RUBY and white Gold
Ring. Was $21. Now. ............S1t
I Mans synthetic Sapphire and Gold
I Mans Imitation Onyx and Silver
Ring. Was IS. Now. .......... $3.50
1 Mans Imitation Onyx and Silver
Ring. Was 81. Now. ............S2
] ChiId's Military Brnch and Comb
Set ch Mas Mia Miii.sry Nov BRUSH and coS
Set. Was $3.50. Now ...........:S lI
5 Silver Compacts. Were $3;75;
Enameled Silver Lighters. Were SIS;
fOS siIy saen CHIT Lighter; "As Isl '' YES
] Bobbed H Hair Set in Case. .As is:
Was $3.50. Now .... .S9.25
z. Silver Vanity, Sets in Cases. Were
FL 2nam %G@ s sfSn Compact: wa; ss.4s'
9 Enameled Silver Belt Pins. Were 81
FINE JEwELRY, FIRST FLOOR.
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Misses Shoes Reduced
$3.75 and $5.75

0 Pairs Black Patent One-straD Slip
pers, round toe. short vamp. spike
heel, Sizes AAA S, IA 4. AZ 6ls; 3
9. SHs,. Al2, z: C. 4. Reduced to. 1913
Pairs Black and Brown Suede
DOrsay Pumps, round toe, short
vamp, spike heel. Sizes IA 6; B Az,
5. 6; c 3, 312, 5, s, 6la. Reduced
s6 Pairs D'Orsay Pumps. brown suede
and kid. green and red kid and .velvets.
Square toe, laced vamp and spike
heel. Sizes IA 5, 5la, 6, z; A Az. sig.
6, 6h. 2; B 8, 81, 4, 5, 5ia. 6. 6la: z
9 Pairs Blue kziidd' one:,siriap Pumps:
suede trimmed. Round toe spike
heel. Sizes A Ga and z. Reduced
Is Pairs Black Satin D'ofsay PUMPS ssi;s
Louis heel. Sizes AAA 6, ga. IA
So. 8: A 4; B ga, 4la. 5l2; c 3ls;.5.
II Pairs Silver slippers. III pumps and
center straps; round toe. short vannp
and spike heel. Sizes in the lot in
clude: AAA g.. z; "A 5i2. z: 4, 4lz, 5;
B 8, 4. AZ. 5ia, Ga, z; 8, Sls, 4; 6.
Is Pairs Suede. slippers, in side ties,
front ties and straps. Cuban and
Baby Louis heel, round toe and short
vamp. Sizes in the lot include: .AAA
IA, 71s; A ga, 4; B 3, 5, G; c 3, 3 z, :,
Reduced TO ....;................ 1910
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HEALING LICENSES ASKED
Bill Passed by Both Houses Is Due

Bill Passed by Both Houses Is Due
for Conference.
The bill to regulate the healing art
in the District by licensing all groups
of practitioners, which has passed both
House and Senate, will go to confer
ence within the next few days for the
adjustment of differences over amend
ments.
The Senate late yesterday ap-
pointed Senators Capper, Republican,
of Kansas; vandenberg, Republican, of
Michigan, and Copeland, Democrat, of
New York, as its conferees.
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Youths Long Trousers Apiece SUITS, $18.75
We're s25 $40 and SIS
Vere SIS, $50 and s35

'users, coat and vest, Of fine wool fabrics;
models. Sizes IA, Is, Is, IT,
66 Boys Flanneiette Pajamas, with and
without collars. One and two piece
styles in the lot. Sizes 6 to Is in the
lot. Were So. Now .S1.55
81 Full-cut Wool Golf Knockers, service
able fabrics. in dark shades. Sizes to
18. Very specially priced ..... S1.95
So Small Boys Winter Hats, of fur
trimmed leather, leather, chinchilla and
felt. Sizes 61s to 67$. Greatly Re-
duced for final clearance. .55c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

beautifully tailored. Double-breasted and
10, 10 and 20.
Youths Wool Suits, two pairs trousers,
coat and vest, in medium shades Nicely
tailored. Sizes IT, Is, 10 and 90 Were
$22.50. Now STATS
% Small Boys Silk and Wool Stockings,
taken from regular stock and reduced
for clearance. Sizes and 6l2. Were
Sl. NOW 50c
80 Pairs Fancy Golf Hose, serviceable
weight cotton. Sizes to 10. Were
35c pair. Greatly reduced for clear
ance Observation-Disclosures. .15c
BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
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UUWUgSU
Lot of DecaIcomania Transfer Patterns
for decorating on painted furniture. in
many designs and colors. Were 10o TO
soc. Reduced to, pattern. ...5c
Implanted Smoking Stands, with cabi-
net. Were So. Now. S1.95
Imprinted Smoking Stands, with cabi-
net. Were $3.75. Now. ......... $2.25
I White Enamel Makeup Table, with
mirror and six drawers. Was $32.
Now ................... $3.50
White Enamel Square Fiber Clothes
Hamper. Was $3.50. Now. -. $S.25
Black Folding Fire Screen, brass trim
med. Was $11. Now. .S7.95
Implanted Smoking Stands, with shelf.
Were SITS. Now. ...............95 CSC
HOUSEWARES FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

Implanted Smoking Stands, with cabi-
net. Were $3.50. Now. ..S1.25
Implanted Smoking Stands, with hum
idor cabinet. Were $6.75. Now. .S395
Square Green Vegetable Bins, with
four compartments. Were S1.95.
Square Blue Vegetable Bins, with four
compartments. Were $195. Now. csc
Is Square Sea Green Vegetable Bins.
with four compartments Special
price Observation-Disclosures. re
Round Green Vegetable Bins, with
four compartments. Were SIPS.
1NOW
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Toilet Goods Reduced

S5 Tourist Bags, assorted colors. Were
* Compae acts assorted coiorcd pow ;gIc
Were Csc. Now. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zoe
80 Fine Quality Turkish Wash Cloths,
large size. Special, each. .......15
Pairs Military Brushes. Were SIT. so.
INOW .SlU
: La Boheme Bath Salts. Were So.
W.,h. p,.h SIC: xu.. NJ; Si e
! La Boheme Bath Powder. Was 81.
NOW SID
j LeryS Perfume. Was S6.25. Now. 81
Lerys Perfume. Was $3.50. Now. .Si.50
Toilet CInOnc EIpST FLOOR
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Aft EfnDfO1QerY
] Hot Pan Holder Set, embroidered.
Was $2.25. Now ........... -: 7oc
j Pink Carriage Robe Applique:
Was $3.50. Now. "
Hand-embroidered Linen Bridge
Sets. Were $3.50. Now: 49,. So
/ Hand-embroidered Batiste Car.
rage Robe. Was So. Now. So
Hand embroidered Crash Purse:
Yas Geso 4SStt N SHd Taireta Nisht:
Ribbon Corset Bag. flower trim
/ Hand-embrOidered Baby sacaue;
Hand-embroidered Baby Sacave;;
Hand-embroidered Carriage Robe
and Pillow. pink China silk. was
III Bread Np~ Board and knife. was
) LA Ha1a.nd1Ne GT Laundry Rags,
/ green and l blue. Were 81.
orange Hand-embroidered Gar
ment Bag. Was IS. Now so
/ Hand embroidered Unbleached
Apron. Was So. Now -. 3l.5O
Hand-embrOidered Laundry Bag:
Was So Nov ;i'.i1ii chi:: . ss,.s
Aprons. Were s2.25. Now. .Sl.5O
ART EMBROIDERY
CrvrN.rEY FIR nOR
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China Reduced
Salad Sets, Special, 81

AZ Salad Sets, In emerald and
rose colors. Handled plate and
bowl, with wooden fork and spoon.
Plate may be used separate as cake
plate.
~ Pieces Of Iridescent Table Glass
ware, including sherberts. ice tea
glasses and tumblerS. Were Use.
Now, each ................... .35c
SO Thin Blown Beverage Glasses.
Specially priced, each ......... SC
Odds and Ends Of Table Glassware
GREATLY REDUCED FOR
CLEARANCE. Each. sc to $1.5O
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Housewares Reduced

Items listed subject slight imberfecions-som SLIGHTLY
danaeed and Shobav0rn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Flemish Damask Table
Cloths. Special. 81

Table Cloths of exceptional quail
ity Flemish damask, with attrac-
tive blue and gold borders. Size
52x52.
LINENS. SECOND Floor.
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Mems Wool and Woo1-Mixed Socks
Special 35c pair 8 pairs 81

Socks, in fancy coIOrs.
to 11J5.
8 Mems Silk Scarfs, mostly light grounds
with contrasting colors. Were SIS.
Is Mems Pajamas, madras and broad
cloth, in white and colors. Medium
size only. Were 81 and SIS. Now .S2.S5
10 Mems Night Shirts, fine cambria and
muslin. Wee neck style, size II only
Were $3.50 and So. Now. .S1.I5
s Mems Golf Caps, light gray and tan.
Sizes to 73s. Were $3.50 and SO.
NOW ............>. ......... .3l.35
rs Pairs Mems Gloves, light gray buck
skin and imported tan capeskin. Sizes
ia to 813. Were SIS and Sc. Now. .S2.S5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Smoking Accessories
Luggage Reduced

Luggage E\SOuCGO
I Black Brief Case. Was SIS;
now .............. ....51.0O
8 Hat Boxes as follows:
at $3.50; was $3.50.
at So; was 1895.
at 81; was S7.95.
Suit Case. Was $3.50. Now S11 .25
Gladstone Bag. Was Sl9.50:
I Smit Case. Was SIS. Now. $3.50
9 Fitted Cases. Were $l25O:
Fitted Hat Box. DAMAGED:
Flied Cases. Reduced to-. 5
1 Suit Case. Reduced to. 1883
LUGGAGE. FOURTH FLOOR
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Women's Pumps, $2'95
WorO ST1 IN fo cT9

10 pairs Patent Leather and Paisley
Opera Pumps, and one-strap
models. Sizes in the combined
lot as follows: AAA 5 to 6; AA 4 q,
5: A 4; B 4. Az; G 3l5.
25 Pairs Brown and Black Suede
Pumps, many trimmed in genuine
reptile. Cuban and Spanish heel
models. Sizes in the lot: AAA S and
2; AA 4ia, So. 6; A 4; B 3I2. 4, 5is.
ga: c to 6. Were $l2 so. Now. $685.
SO Pairs Women's Pumps. included are
dark brown kid with buckle fastening
at instep, genuine lizard strap pump
with Cuban heel. and patent leather
with silk. kid trimming, spike heel
Sizes in the combined lot: AAA 5, 5l2,
6. Ga, 7i2: IA to 8; A 4 to 6, z. 7la;
B AZ to 6: G 4, 5, 5ls, Ga, 2. Were
Is Fairs HU Wc Women Imported Arct ties
felt lined with fur trimming, make
splendid motoring boots. Sizes 3 TO z.
Were $3.50. Now. S4.1J
WnNFENfc CIYOrC rTtrrYpn ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

Twelve for 81. 80 dozen Linen
Handkerchief, with blue Dor
ders; some all blue. 1-16-inch
hens.
WOmen's Large Chiffon Hand
kerchiefs, for evening, in an as
sortment of colored prints. Spe-
cial. each ................ 75c
HANDKERcHIEFs, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

6 Pairs Mems Natural Gray Wool Draw
ers, sizes 80, "a and SO. Were So.
NOW ........ .................S $3.50
Is Mems Wool Scarfs, fancy plaids and
stripes. Reduced to. soc
20 Pairs All-WOOl Golf Hose, in fancy
colors. Sizes 10 and 1912. Were $3.50.
NOW .''.'''.'s. S1
20 Mems Highgrade Imported Silk Four
INLAND Ties, non-crushable conStruc-
ton. Were $3.50 and So. Now. S1.35
81 Mems Fine Madras and RayOn Shirts,
colored stripes. Detached collar to
match. Sizes 1412, Is, 1872, 1917, and
II. Were 81 and SIS. Now. ...S2.65
The MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR,
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Marquisette Curtains
Special. $1.45 pair

Is Pairs Fine Quality Ruffled
Marquisette Curtains at this low
price, in ivory and beige. VAL
ance and tie backs included.
IS pairs Marquisette Curtains, in
cream color only. SO inches wide
and ga yards long, with pinch
fiat hens. Special price. -. SIPS
35 Fringed Panels, bullion fringe,
cream and white. So inches wide
and pa yards long. Reduced to,
each panel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
"a Stoop Seats. Special. .35c
Large collection Of short length
CretonneS, GREATLY REDUCED
FOR CLEARANCE.
Short lengths Of Rayons, Damask,
Nets and Other Drapery Mate
rails, GREATLY REDUCED FOR
CLEARANCE.
A collection of Pillows, REDUCED
* AND MORE FOR CLEAR
ANCE.
DRAPERIEs, SIXTH FLOOR.
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Furniture Reductions "A and More

| Black Decorated Magazine Basket. Was
Green Decorated MAGAZINE 'Bassist' W 1;S9
ked Decorated Magazine Basket. Was So.
Decorated Walnut finish Magazine Basket
on legs Was $3.50. Now ........,,. $40
SOLID Mahogany Magazine Basket. Was
Solid Mahosany Maeazln.. R,sks, M las 50
Was $3.50 Now 80. SO
shelves. Was $3.50. Now sc, *
s Walnut finish finish. and Green Hanging Book
HANGING Book Shelf maple finish. Was
Priscilla Sewing Cabinet. soid ma,os s1;2o
DECORATED Priscilla Sewing Cabinet. was
Natural Cedar Chest. Was s22.50
Organization Mahogany Lid Desk. was
Boudoir Chairs, covered in glazed c STai9o
with valance. Were $35. Now. -. $22. so
Combination Walnut Bedroom Chair, with
seat upholstered in denim. Was $13 So
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40
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RemnantDay Savings are 25%andMore

Remnant Day merchandise not retnabe exchangea not
O. D. approval; mail phone orders accepted.
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Books Reduced

OCOhS I\SQuSSO
Two-volume Set Life of John
Wanamaker." Was $40. Now SO
History of the Netherlands"
Was So Now .............. 81
1 "Long Old Road in China"
Was SIS. Now .............S2
"Ireland-Isle of the Sham
rock" Was So. Now. 81
1 First Crossing of the Polar
Sea-" by Amundsen and Ellis
worth Was SIS. Now. .... 81
my Wanderings in the Bal
kans." Was SIS. Now. 81
Books for Children
The following history books
are written in words OF one
syllable for easy reading.
All were 81 each. Now. each, soc
2 History of France"
History of Japan"
History Of England"
History of Germany"
"Tailor of Gloucester" by
Beatrix Potter. Were Use.
So "rale Of pigling Bland" by by
Beatrix Potter. We're Use.
2 s9 Little women" sLIGHT f;z
SOILED. Were 75c. Now soc
2 "AIice in Wond er d."
SLIGHTLY SOILED. Were
Use. Now .................5 SOC
coz Books" SLIGHTLY
SOIIIED. Were SITS. Now 81
THE Book STORE. FIRST FLOOR.
Smoking Accessories
Black Silk Cigarette Cases.
Were Sc. Now ............S2
Novelty Leather Cigarette
Gases. Were 81. Now. .S1,75
Cigarette Lighters. Were
$3.50 Now .............S 81
Imitation Amber Cigarette
Holder. Was So. Now. So
Cigarette Lighters. Were 81.
43 Watch Charms. Were 75c.
Now. each .................10 loo
IA Fancy Charms. Were 75c.
Now. each .................1O loo
Fancy Charms. Were $3.50.
Now, each .................15
SMOKING ACCESSORIES
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

! Solid Mahogany Top End Table. with shelf:
Was SO. Now ............s..........S6
Solid Mahogany Top End Gables, with
shelf and magazine rack Were $3.50
NOW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
2 Solid Mahogany Top End Tables, with
magazine basket. Were $780, Now. $685.
Walnut-finish End Table, with magazine
walnut End snio Tabfss' with book troask
W Sos M H. MGW To. Fnd r;hi: win boSS
trough and shelf. Was $3.50 Now. .$5.65
/ Solid Mahogany Top End Table, with maya
zine basket and book trough. Was $3.50.
Combiration Mahogany End Table, with
shelf, Was $3.50. Now ............. secs
Solid Mahogsny >. Tor, Gateleg Table, size
S0Iia Mah aS TOP GateieE Tables. Size
Isen p. We're s9s Now r,b. SIS
Walnut Decorated Tilt-tcD Table. round roSiS
Black Decorated Tilt-tcp Tables. round rs1i,a
shape. Were IS. Now. 1878
/ Decorated WaInut-fnish Magazine Basket.
BHxryaayr T1x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Dozen Rolls Toilet Tissue
Special, 78c

100 dozen Good Quality,
Straight-cut Toilet Tissue; 1000
sheets to the roll.
TOILET GOODS, FIRST FLOOR.
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Boot Mills Towels
Special. 50 dozen

Special, 50 dozen
20 doz. Boot Mills Hemstitched
Towels, in extra large size
22x43, at this special price to-
morrow.
LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
White Crib Spreads, $1.2s
Were $3.50. 20 White Crib
Spreads, in fern and bow-knot
patterns. Size 45x60. SOILED.
BEDDING, SECOND FLOOR.
China Reduced
80 Bread and Butter Plates. Re-
duced to, each ...............1 Oc
so Breakfast and Luncheon Plates.
Reduced to- each ............ 15c
Large Platters, size IA inches.
Were $3.50. Now .......... $1.50
"a Double Egg Cups. Were 55c
"a After Dinner Coffee Cups and
Saucers. Reduced to, cup and
saucer Observation-Disclosures. .25c
1 English Pottery Vase. Was $6.75.
Decorated China Vase. Was So.
Now ................... S1.5O
Odds and ends Of Open Stock Din
nerware, Fancy China and Pottery,
at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
CHINA FIFTH FLOOR
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Chi1dren's Shoes Reduced

6 pairs Patent one-strap Pumps. size
pairs 1i ChiSr eTe p Pate ST%' whit: Ts1
Lace Shoes, sizes B 81s, 8. ga c 1OIa
pairs 81 chiiaren;s Patent. Dull T on
Shoes, sizes B s1z, 9; G ga; d ia, s.
were hairs rs a cSiIdren' nov P,,.n, ana RS:
Pirate Boots, sizes 8I2, 9, go, Were
3 pairs Children's Black Cali oxiSrS dso
straight tip. Size G Sl2. Were 81
) pairs Misses; Tan Cali ;0xisr rSiSo
straight tip. welt sole. Sizes A 1917:
3 liz and IL; d 1919. Were SIS.
10 pairs Misses Patent Leather on ONE
strap Pumps: blonde kid trimming
1872; D !. Were SIS. Now. Sf95
pairs Growing Girls Tan Calf Oxfords,
lizard trimmings. Sizes c 6; d Az.
IS pairs ChiidTen':s Felt Comfy sIippe iss
in red, blue. rose and tan. Size IOl5
only. Were s1.75 to $3.50. Nov. 81
CHILDREN's SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Rovina Hairnets, capshape in dark
brown, black and auburn: fringe
shape in light, medium and dark
brown, auburn. blonde and black.
NOTIONS, FIRST FLOOR.
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LINENS, SECOND FLOOR
New Britain herald., 1929-08-17
BIG NAVY DIRIGIBLE
 GLIDES OVER CITY
Los Angeles Provides Air Show for New
 Britain

Floating gracefully on the east west course the Los Angeles, |. s. Navy dirigible, paid a surprise visit to air regions over New Britain last night shortly after o'clock while nearly the entire population of the city looked skyward. The ship was on its way to it's hangar at Lake hurst, N. J., after completing q tour of New England.
 With it's tail pushed around by q northwest breeze, the Los Angeles proceeded partly sideways, it's six motors humming steadily. It was making about 40 miles an hour.
 The big cigar shaped silver craft was tirst'noted' coming from the df- rection of Hartford a few minutes after 6 o'clock. All activity through out the city was temporarily halted while eyes were focused on the big gest star in Uncle Sam's all star air show. The ship was flying at such a low altitude that all parts were plainly visible and the wh rring pro- peller blades distinctly seen, Within less than 10 minutes the Los An gelcs had disappeared over the west ern horizon.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-17
POWDER PUFF, 65 CTS,
 IN PRISONERS POCKET
Prowler Arrested After Chase by Army of
 Children

How James Cannon, who has onl, 65 cents and a powder puff, ever will raise the $1,O90 bond which was asked for his appearance in po- following his arrest last night by Officer F. L. Cronin, helped by al most 1000 children in the Grove street neighborhood, is a question over which the local police officers are not puzzling..t . -.t'
 This morning in police court, the case of the state against Cannon, charged with suspicion and a techni- cal breach of the peace, to which he pleaded not guilty, was continued for one week.
 Four little girls-as well as al most every child in the Grove street neighborhood-were responsible for the mans arrest yesterday after , noon. He was acting suspiciously and the girls, quick to notice any thing out of the way, soon began to question his actions. First he would go to the door of q house, ring the bell or pummel vigorously on the door, If the door opened he would humble a few words and move on. But if no one was home. he would try the door before going to the next | house.
 At the house directly across the
New Britain herald., 1929-08-17
NONSTOP AVIAT0RS
 CONTINUE ON FLIGHT
Plane Circles Field All Night as Refueling Is
 Delayed

Rock Springs, Wyo., Aug. r (P(- The biplane Spokane Sun God" piloted by Nick Manner and Art Walker, left for Cheyenne at 6 o'clock this morning after having circled the airport here all night.
 The Sun God arrived over Rock Springs at 6;3O last night, some 24 hours after it had taken off at Spo- kane, and an emergency refueling plane. rushed from Cheyenne, made four trips into rapidly darkening sky to refuel the plane, which ap- parently had nearly exhausted its gas supply.
 During the contacts athea refuelihg hose broke twice and only 150 gal Ions of gasoline could be trans ferred, The Sun Gods pilots had asked for $50 gallons.
 Believing they faced bad weather between here and Cheyenne, Manner and Walker electer to remain in this vicinity overnight, instead of contin- uing on to Cheyenne as scheduled. where preparations 10 make a night refueling contact had been complet- ed.
 Advised that weather conditions had cleared, the pilots decided on another refueling contact before continuing their flight to Cheyenne.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-17
COPPERHEAD ATTACKS
 MEN IN SOUTH|NGT0N
Reptile Puts Up Battle When Life Is
 Threatened

A thrilling fight with a copper head snake which waged for sev- eral minutes before making it's es- cape was the experience of two To- cal men on dirt road near South ington yesterday.
 Bryce l.. Long, assistant general secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A, and Dr. Albert Broadway, assistant building superintendent in the dormitory department, were out gathering berries. They drove to the Cathode road and truned off toward Southington, going four or five miles in the direction of the town.
 Suddenly a copperhead, which is described as three feet long darted across the road from the bushes alongside. Mr. Long, who was driv- ing, stopped his car so that the snake was pinned under one front tire.
 The men got out and searched for rocks with which to dispatch the reptile In the meantime the snake wiggled loose and, instead of trying to escape, made an attack on the two men. Broadway threw his rock which bowled over the snake but only stopped in for few seconds.
 While Long, with his rock, at tracted the attention of the snake for another moment, Broadway, a former veterinarian, grabbed a short stick. The snake darted direct ly at Broadway, the attack taking it clear off the ground, but the veterinarian, who is more than 60 years old, sidestepped and escaped the deadly fangs. Twice more the snake attacked, the third time go- ing straight for Brockway's chest. There was no time for the latter to sidestep the third lunge. Broadway struck back with his stick. The blow partially warded off the snake although the. body of the reptile struck Broadway on the arm.
 Failing in it's third attempt to sink its fangs into either of the men, the snake changed it's tactics and darted off the road into the bushes.