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Evening star., 1941-09-27
Buffalo Pro Team Signs
Voloquette, Ex-hoyo
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOciated Press.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept. 27.-The
newly ly-organized Buffalo Tigers OF
the American Professional Football
League, scheduled to open October
5 at Cincinnati counted seven
players on the roster today after
signing five additional men on a
tryout basis.
Coach Tiny Engebretsen revealed
yesterday the club had signed Backs
Sherman Barnes. formerly Of Baylor
and a member of the Milwaukee
club last season; Bill Valaquette,
Georgetown, and Steve Hrysyszyn,
st. Bonaventure; Tackle Roy Russle,
who played with Long Beach, Calf b.
last season, and End Itch Dahl,
who previously performed with the
Hamilton, Ontario, Tigers.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Will Ask boxinq
Commission 10
Arbiter
Louis Nay Wish Self
In Army by 18th, Is
Critics Belief
BY GAYLE TALBOT,


NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-As we see
it in our favorite crystal ball, the
main thing between Lou Nova and
the heavyweight fighting champion
ship is a referees conscience.
If the third man in the Polo
Grounds ring on Monday night does
not mind seeing the stubborn Cali
fornian take brutal beating for
few rounds from Joe Louis and will
let the big guy go plugging along,
then Nova will win that title as
sure as the world Along about the
18th round he will have Louis wish
ing he had joined the Army before
this fight.
That is absolutely the only thing
worrying Ray Carlen, Novas neatly
dressed manager. He is going to ask
the athletic commission to give them
a referee who doesn't blanche at the
sight of blood and who will stand
back and let the boys swing. The
commission is not likely to give its
chosen official any special instruc-
tions along that line. but the knowl-
edge that Nova's corner has made
such a request might sway the ref
cree to some extent.
Hates His Nervousness.
This is not to suggest that the
challenger is punching bag. He is
q moderately good boxer and can
hand it out, himself. But he is
slow starter and not difficult to hit.
and when the bell rings Monday
night he will be facing one of the
fastest. most deadly hitters in box
ing history. Nova knows Louis will
hit him plenty, and he is resigned
to taking it. All he wants is
chance to hit back after the early
excitement has subsided.
Nova was asked why he didn't
try warming up in the dressing
room, like Henry Armstrong used to
do. so that he might avoid some OF
the preliminary pain.
Il wish I could" he responded,
honestly. But I'm so nervous in
the dressing room I'm too weak to
exercise. I hate myself for it, but
there's nothing I can do. 1t doesn'.
pass until the bell rings
He thinks he's the only. fighter
who feels like that" commented
Carlen. i've tried to tell him the
guy he's fighting is in the same
fix
Jacobs Nerves Take Beating.
For that matter. 1t is doubtful
whether anybody is more nervous
than Promoter Mike Jacobs as the
bout approaches. There has been
no rain in these parts since Sep
tember 10, which means that little
moisture is overdue. If 1t should
rain about Monday and force a
postponement, things would be in
mess. what with the World Series
starting Wednesday.
Not as much has been written
about Louis in recent weeks as about
Nova. The challenger has won
most of the headlines because he is
the first one to come along who ap-
peared to have an honest good
ness chance of beating the Bomber
Most of the observers, expert and
otherwise, think that Joe appears
about as good as ever in training,
despite the marital and military dis
fractions he has had lately. He is
hitting fast and sharp and losing his
temper at regular intervals. That
is all that needs be said about Joe
IAiliS
Evening star., 1941-09-27
American League.
National League.
Sports Mirror
B, the Associated Press

Today a year ago-D e etr oft
Tigers clinched American League
pennant, beating Cleveland In
dians. 20. in riotous game.
Twenty five year old rookie
righthander, Floyd Giebel, out
pitched Bob Feller before 45,553
fans.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Williams After 5Hfs
In As SET 10 Finish
As 400 Batter
Won't Idle to Protect
His Average; Red Sox
Ace PoIishes Swing
~ the Associated Press.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-Ted
Williams figures he needs five hits
against the Athletics in three games
during the week end to become the
first American Lacquer in l8 years to
hit 400 or more for season.
The tall Boston Red Sox outfielder
is confident he can get those five all
important bingles. but says he's go
ing to play even if finish at 1850.
Will Be In There Trying.
Somebody started a rumor Will
liams might not play in the single
game today and the ouble-header
Sunday in order to protect his pres
ent .4o1 average. but Ted assured
I'm gonig to be out there taking
my cut"
The last American League player
to hit over 400 was Harry Heilman
of the Detroit Tigers, who wound up
with .4O3 in 1923. Bill Terry of the
Giants was the last National Lacquer
to turn the trick, getting .40l in
1890.
To keep in tiptop shape. Williams
has worked out the last two days at
Shibe Park, spending nearly an
hour each day at the plate whaling
at batting practice pitches.
Nat HurIer Stopped Him.
williams slumped in the Boston
series at Washington, getting only
one hit in seven times at bat.
Il went sour" he said. Il got one
for three off Sid Hudson in the first
game. but Dutch Lonard collared
me three times. I think 1 can turn
the trick here at Shibe Park, but II
I don't I won't alibi."
The first 10 hitters in each league:
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Official Scores

Runs batted in-Priddy C), Lewis. Cor
don, Di Massio. Two-base hits-Priddy.
Travis. Double plsys--Rosar to Rolfe, Riz-
1uto to Gordon to Pridoy Left on bases
New York, 3; Washington. T. Bases on
bsn"Oh Chase. 8; OF Chandler, 4. Struck
out-By Chase. 6; by Chandler. 4 Wild
pitches - Chase C2l. Umpires - MeSsrs.
Pipsras. Stewart and Summers. Time
Evening star., 1941-09-27

Points after touchdown-Gardner place
mentD substitutions: Gonzssa-Nolan,
CostiEen. Shaw, Clayeloux. Sillins, O'Neil.
Gordon, Arnold, OBrien. Fahey. Hsrring-
ton. F1snssen, McMorrow. Chambers Dill
lon, Kehoe. Washinston-Lee- - Kelly.
Jones E Smith. J. Fitzgerald Evans Keyes,
Grimes Donker. Warner. Lukens Trice, L.
Fitzgerald. Druckenmiller, Rawlinson. Dr.
Gerber. Donessn. Lons, sherman. Ref
eree-Mr Mapofin tMichissnl. Umpire
Mr. Farrell tHolv Crosel Head linesman-
Mr.. Meglen tGeorgetownl.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
The Whole Thing Hinges on q Bow

Unfortunately The exhibit not quite clear TO TINS b"1dered
with intense
surprised That's because the
person behind of dynamic
to
outsa boxer public it."
If the
will The
blades which supposed to be the spot
o ba
corresponds roughly gravity" Brown wrote
of
fixed regardless of change
posture
is standout
soing Louis himself is one
dynamic perfection
Alice Marble Sprnter Hal Davis
Hutton Swedish figure skater Charlie
delicate balance
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Boer Had Color, but He Got K. Cd.

of bewder this
recognized that it from the
of of cited
from their
Wooderson the other
possible that Prof Brown heard
Fenske who apparently had to struggle
ale
originally Baer drama
pucize comc punch HE had
before he met
induced him it. OF course with only
retirement So
Nova. who's n immediate interest"
oenexpesd belief that Nova is at least
Before Cosmic'.
with his left hand
did little nothing glove Now he Is
training although
with him.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Major Statistics

SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER %, 1871.
AMERICAN.
Results YESTERDAY.
New York, 4--1: Washington, 10.
Detroit. 4 Chicago, g.
St. Louis. g; Cleveland, S-3.
Others not scheduled
Evening star., 1941-09-27
SECOND GAME.

Run batted in-RizEuto. Home run
Rizzuto. Double plays--Rizzuto TO Gordon
to sturm. Sturm to RiZxuto to sturm. Left
on oases-Nev York z; Washington, 1.
Bases on bslls-on Wynn. Struck out
By Russo Z: by Wynn, 2. Umpires-
Time-1:25. Attendance-6,oos.
Evening star., 1941-09-27

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Cincinnati, 4; Pittsburgh, 8.
Others not scheduled.
Stsndink Of the Clubs,
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Games To-day

Games To-day. Games Tomorrow.
Wash at New York. Wash at New York
Chicago at Detroit Chicago at Detroit
Cleve at St. Louis. Cleve. at st. Louis.
Boston at Phila. Boston at Phila.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
CURTAIN &
DRAPERY
CLEARANCE

50-Orig. 81 10 S1.95 Sample
Curtains. Cotton marquisettes.
organdy, dotted curtains Soc
s5-Orig. 81 Bath Curtains.
63 ms. long, Blue only 69c
150-Orig. S1.98 TO S2.98 Fab
RIGS in discontinued patterns.
Hand-printed linen and novel,
ty cloth grounds, mohair-and-
cotton friezettes, rayon-and-
cotton damaSkS, and rayon
brocatelles 81 Yd.
s. Window Awnings. Flat
frames. 48 ins. wide, 48-in.
drop, including 12-in. balance.
Painted green and white.
khaki-and-green, blue-and-
white stripes - ---- CSC
3-Orig. s6.9S Sample Bed
Rests. Soiled. Green, gold,
rose. Sold as is------S2.98
Curtains and Draperies.
Sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Originally sI.69
VARNAMEL
ALL-SERVICE
ENAMEL
SI.29 Hop.cs,lo.

Comes in wall enamel, furni-
ture enamel. floor and deck
enamel, and varnish stain.
Choice of Is colors. Just AZ
half gallon cans.
7s-Orig. S1.00 Floor-GIo No
Rubbing Wax. Dries without
rubbing 59c Half Gal.
25-Orig. S2.95 Nu Enamel
Spar Varnish. For floors,
woodwork or furniture,
1.48 Half Gal.
S4-Orig. $500 Monad Gloss
Enamel. Washable finish for
walls or woodwork. White,
ivory or green 2.9S Gal
36-Orig. S3.25 Pure Lead and
Oil House Paint. White and
eolors 2.69 Gal.
paints. Seventh Floor.
Ths Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-07-10
HANDBAGS!

75-Orig. leo Simulated Pat
ent Leather Bags. Black. IN
novelty styles es----- -69c
5e-Orig. S1.0o White Simu-
lated Leather. Slightly soiled.
SOC
15e-Orig. S2.oo Leather BILL
folds. Plenty Of room for
your license, cards, odds-and-
ends. In black, brown. tan.
Leo
2oo-Orig. S1.ee Washable
White Slip Cover Bags :.
with handle and xipper top,
79c
5e-Orig. SSc to S1.o0 Novelty
Belts. two colors in
assorted sizes; soiled 1od
leo-Orig. 79c to $1,0o Novelty
Belts in assorted colors
assorted si5es SOC
CHandbaes and Belts. Main F1oor)
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Originally 49c
KNIT UNDTES
RAYON
PANTIES AND
BRIEFS
3 for sI.OO

so pairs at this wonderful saw
ing! So easy to rinse out
no need to iron.
20 Pcs. Orig. $500 Rayon
Gowns and Slips of a ma
tionally famous make. Well
made well fitted s9c
CKnit Undies, Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-10
SUMMER
FORMALS
sll.O(

Your choice Of rayon mousse
line de sole, rayon net, printed
cotton seersuckers and rayon
jersey and rayon net combina-
tions. You'll love them ir
white or soft pastels
Sizes IL and IS.
10 Orig. $10.95 Junior Miss
Summer Pastel All-Wool Shet-
land Gadabout Coats and
they're lined in matching ray
on crepe. Sizes II and Is, Se.4S
(Ycmg WAshingtonian Dh0s,
Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-10
CANNON
COTTON
REDSPREADS

Refreshingly cool-looklng bed
spreads that are firmly woven
for plenty Of wear. Available
in two patterns. Blue, green
and rose. Single or double
size.
eS-Orig. $1.99 Cotton Bed
spreads ------ S1.5s
tBedspreads, Fifth Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-07-10
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR

IS Orig. $500 Blouses 3. Tai
lored and dressy styles. Sizes
80 to 40 in the eroup---s1.oo
100 Orig. 10c to 1sc Women's
Handkerchiefs. Pocket Chit
fon Solid color linen
White lawn with colored en-
broidery lace edged Sc
Main F1oof.)
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Originally SI3.95 to fI6.95
SUMMER
FORMALS FROM
OUR BETTER
DRESS STOCK
$500

Only 10 to go! Fill out your
evening wardrobe" with one
or two of these irresistible
piques filny rayon mar
quisettes sleek rayon jer-
seys. Just one of a kind in
many Of the styles. Some are
black, some are white. some
are the soft pastels. Women's
and misses sizes $6.99
Dieter Dresses. Third Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-07-10
CLEARANCE
BATHROOM
HAMPERS

Cleaning out all odds and ends
10 make way for new styles.
Variety of colors and shapes.
5-Orig. s2.49 Fibre body pearl
top ----- S1.49
5-Orig. s2.99 Fibre body pearl
top --------------S SI.99
I4-Orig. 1898 All fibre hand
painted - S2.es
5-Orig. 1899 Fibre body pearl
top -- s2.99
4-Orig. 4.ss Mirror front
pearl top S2.99
3-orig. se.ss Mirror front
pearl top --------- s4.98
12-Orig. 81 Candy Their
mometers 39c
23-Orig. S3.99 Unfinished
Sectional End Bookcases. S2.99
1-Orig. 1898 Lawn Mower.
16-inch; sold as is -- S4.99
1-Orig. S10.95 Barbecue Grill,
S7.95
Orig. S35 Electric Window
Air Circulating Fans. Sold as
Is $3.50
tHousefurnishinss Seventh
Floor. The Hecft Coz
Evening star., 1941-07-10
WOMEN'S
SILK HOSE
2 ,:;. f.; sl.OO

2-thread silk hose with lAstex
top 3-thread with plain
top.
$50 Prs.-Orig. 29c Fine Lisle
Socks and Terry Cloth. Solid
colors In dark shades and
pastels s----121lc
(Hosiery, Main roor)
Evening star., 1941-07-10
rs Mess Originally
S2.95 Ratine
Washable
ROBES
sI.39

Fine for home. club locker,
travelling and beach wear.
Contrasting collar, cuf1s and
belt. Launders easily. Small,
medium and large sizes.
Is Mems Orig. S1.00 Tie and
Handkerchief Sets ---29c
Rayons in wine and navy.
cThe Hecht Co., MANS Store
Main F1oorD
Evening star., 1941-07-10
CHENILLE
SPREADS
H to R OFF

Clearance of chenille spreads
that are all perfect some
are slightly soiled or mussed
from handling the rest
are discontinued styles from
our own stock. Mostly one or
two of kind.
Is Orig. S2.99 White Spreads.
Double size S1.99
IL Orig. S3.99 White and Null
titone Spreads. Single size,
S1.99
Orig. s2.99 White Spreads.
Single size ----S1 S1.99
Q Orig. 1899 Solid Color
Spreads. Single or double.
S1.e9
IL Orig. S2.99 Solid Color
Spreads. Single s1.99
19 Orig. s4.99 Solid Color
Spreads. Hand-tled ball fringe
Double size only S2.49
8 Orig. 1898 Solid Color or
MuItitone Spreads. Single size
only - ---------- $500
IL Orig. s7.99 Solid Color
Spreads. Single size only.
S4.98
(Bedspreads. Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Originally 79c to iI.5s
WOMEN'S
GLOVES

Orig. 79c Handmade Filet
Gloves, in black 1oc
IS prs. Orig. s1.0o White Pique
Back with Cotton Mesh Palms,
1Sc
56 prs. Orig. $1.39 Washable
Doeskin (doe finish Sheep,
slightly soiled broken
sizes 69c
50 prs. Orig. S1.00 Hand
Crocheted, in white. Broken
sizes -------3 prs. 81
(Gloves. Main Floor)
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Orig. csc Net Turbans. Cool
and comfortable for unruly
hair on windy summer days.
10c
Orig. 59c Rayon Satin Quilted
Handkerchief Cases. A beauti-
full array OF colors.
(Neckvesr and Ham
Evening star., 1941-07-10
MEMS HATS

81 Mems Orig. $500 English
Tweed Hats S1.00
Rugged looking grey tweeds.
Fine for fall wear with tweed
suits. Sizes So to ia.
8 Orig. $500 Chauffeur Caps.
Sizes 634, 73s, III, 7's l.oo
6 Mems Orig. $3.50 CeIanese
Rayon Caps
67s to ~.
4 Mems Orig. ll.O0 Caps Csc
6a4. 67s. rs.
81 Mems Orig. $3.50 Umbrel-
las S1.S S1.S9
(The Hecht Co, HAT SHOP.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10
lDD originally SI.95 and IS Us
RAYON CREPE
AND COTTON
BLOUSES
99c

Do you like white? Do you
like colors? Do you wear them
tucked in or hanging
loose? They're all here watt
ing for you, 50 hurry in! Sizes
80 to 38.
IS Orig. s1.50 to $1.95 Knit
Hslters in red, white, blue.
Sizes are small, medium, large.
39c
10 Orig. $5.s5 Stripe Rayon
Crepe Evening Skirts. Gay,
bright colors; sizes II to 18,
s9c
40 Orig. s3.95 Cotton Sail
Cloth Patio Stacks. In royal,
yellow and red sizes II to
18 SI.59
IS Orig. S2.95 Skirts. Grey
and white stripe seersucker
button front. Cotton sail
cloth in gay colors. Sizes IL
to 16 S1.68
(Sport Shop, Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-10
BLACK
POLOROID
DESK LAMP
sI.99

Discontinued models
Only 81 at this amazingly low
price! Soft diffused lighting
for reading or writing :.
eliminates glare and eye
strain.
Clamps. Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-07-10
$50 Prs. Orig. 81
RAYON GLOVES
35c

Reduced for quick clearance!
Pastel shades in summer gloves
novelty trims and plain
styles. In rayon fabrics
novelty weaves. Irregulars.
Broken sizes.
(Women's Gloves, The Hecht Co.,
Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10
I2s Vomes's Originally
S2.95 SHORT
TRIP, SOFT
CANVAS BAGS
sl.OO

Ideal for beach use, short
trips, club and shopping. Con-
tains mirror and comb. Wash
able lining.
(The Hecht Co.. LUGGAGE
SHOP. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10
ALL.FAST.
COLOR HOUSE.
DRESSES
88c

50 Of these easy-to-slip-on
housedresses. Cool and COM
Portable. They're really a
boom to you housewives on
housekeeping days. Upper
styles sizes IA to So.
50-Orig. S2.o0 and $2.99
Dresses; rayon crepes and
spun rayons. Sizes II to 48
in group -1.00
15-Orig. S5.99 to $7.95 I'm
lined All-wo0l and Wool and
Rayon Toppers. In navy and
in sizes IA to 42------3.77
20-Orig. $6.95 to $10.95 Sum-
mer Formal Gowns. Novelty
cottons, rayon mousseline de
sole; several jacket styles in
small sizes ------5.00
(Thrift Shop. Third FoorJ
am Prs. Oris;snIfv 79c ko SI.fS
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Semi-AnnuaI Clearance!
BED PILLOWS

eVery SINGLE pillow reduced from STOCK Just
becouse it's slightly mussed. All cIeoned and
sterized All in cut size 2lx27 inches.
z Oriq ST 80 Dunlop Rubber Pillows S4.ss
4 Oriq. $500 All Down Pillows, cotton ticking,
interIined - $3.50
II Oro So 80 InterIined Pillows. 500 down,
500 feothers Floral cotton soteen ticking S2.4s
10 Oriq. S459 InterIined Pillows. 500 down,
4Ooo duck feothers Cotton soteen ticking 500
II ORIG 299 Pillows. 1870 feathers, $50
down. Striped cotton ticking e--------Sl.9s
10 Orig s2.29 Pillows. 1920 feothers, 1920
down. Heavy striped cotton ticking Sl.59
9 Org, 500 Pillows White goose feathers.
Heavy 8-oz bIue-ond white striped cotton tick
ina --- Sl.59
Orig Sl39 CurIed Goose Feather Pillows.
Heavy 6-oz blue -ond white striped cotton tick
pillows, Fifth Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-07-10
OTISETHTy sI'U1 uHH S-'VV
RAYON CREPE
AND RAYON
SATIN SLIPS
AND GOWNS
CSC

Only so! Dainty, lacey gowns
and slips also smoothly
tailored and fitted styles. Brok-
en- sizes.
Is Orig. S9c Rayon Crepe and
Rayon Satin Slips In tea
rose. Broken sizes - 19c
Is Orig. $500 Rayon Crepe
and Rayon Satin Slips and
Gowns. Lace trimmed and
tailored styles ------- S1.00
IS Orig. $500 Rayon Crepe
and Rayon Satin Slips and
Gowns, Delicately lace trim
med. or snartly tailored.
Gowns are full length and fit
ted ----------------S1. S1.99
90 Orig. $500 Gown En-
sembIes in rayon crepe and
rayon satin. In delightful
prints and solid colors, each
gown has a cunning jacket to
5 Orig. 500 Gowns in
silk and rayon. Long and
fitted, with beautiful lace
trim S3.49
~ {,rar{~ rb,rJ E1oorN
Evening star., 1941-07-10
\ FRIDAY CLEARANCE
Women's Originally SIG.9S
JEAN HARPER
WINTER COATS
5000

Just 4 to go at this price!
A nationally famous make
warmly interlined. 2 all-wool
twill back, size IL, l rayon
and wool mixture, size 43lz.
6 Orig. S10.95 Winter Refers.
Wool and rayon mixture. In
black. sizes II and "A. In navy.
sizes 10 and AZ $500
20 Orig. S29.95 AIl-Wool Fur
trimmed Winter Coats, warmly
interlined. In misses sizes,
$500
10 Orig. s10.95 to SI6.s5 Spring
Goats navy, black, some
plaids. In broken sizes for
women and misses $500
40 Orig. s10.95 to SI6.95
Spring Coats navy, black,
few plaids. Broken sizes for
women and misses 500
20 Orig. s16.95 to SI9.95
Spring Coats in navy,
black, wine. In misses sizes.
$1,000
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Mems FURNISHINGS

Woven feathers, slip-ons and
two-eyelet styles. A good
range Of sizes.
40 Prs. Mems Orig. $500
Leather Beach Sandals Soc
Cross strap style with leather
soles and rubber heels. Broken
sizes.
The Hecht Co. MAN S Store.
Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Stripes on white or dark back
grounds. Pleated fronts. self =
belts; many with slipper
closures. Sanforized less
than 10 residual shrinkage.
Waist sizes 90 TO AZ.
so Mems Orig. s1.s5 and sass
Swim Trunks I lee
Rust color in knitted celanese
rayon. Waist sizes 29 to 20.
IS Mems Orig. S2.95 Steel
smart irons ons------------19c
Number 2 irons only.
(The Hecht Co, Mems Sport
Shop, Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10
FURNITURE

1 Orig. s24.O0 Mahogany We
neer and GumwOod Twin
Beds ----S $500
4 Orig. s24.95 Solid Maple
Vanities - $500
5 Orig. $500 Solid Maple
Vanities ------ - $500
1 Orig. S24.s5 Walnut Veneer
and Gumwood Twin Beds,
$500
3 Orig. s24.95 Solid Maple
Corner CupbOards $1,000
/ Orig. s29.s5 Walnut Veneer
and GumwoOd Double Bed,
$500
l Orig. $500 Walnut Veneer
and Gumwood Dresser, $4,000
3 Orig. $500 Santa Vera We
neer and GumwoOd Dressers,
$500
l Orig. $500 Walnut Veneer
and Gumwood Dresser, $4,000
FURNITURE, Fourth Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-07-10
HOUSECOATS

l Orig. S10.99 Rayon Satin
Housecoat, in blue wrap
around style. Size 40 - S1.99
2 Orig. S10.99 Rayon Crepe
Housecoats upper style.
Sizes IA and 16 - 4.99
4 Orig. S10.99 Rayon Taffeta
Negligees Upper styles. In
prints. Sizes 16, 18 S5.99
(Housecoats, Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-10

paints. Seventh Floor.
Ths Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-07-10

tsport Shop. Third Floor)
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Originally 5I.M
TREJUR
BATH SETS
59c

Bath Salts Soap and
Dusting Powder. Fragrantly
scented.
300 Orig. S1.Se Pure Bristle
Hair Brushes; ebony backs;
various styles sS 81
20 Orig. Sl.50 Heavy Cotton
Fabric Beachbaxs; extra roomy
ripper closed. Red or blue
with simulated patent leather
with contrasting trim 81
800 Large Size Talcums and
DustinE Powders -1oc
Al Orig. soc Novelty Eau de
Colognes Csc
$50 Orig. 75c Prophylactic
Fine Bristle Hair Brushes, 4sc
4s Orig. $1.25 Combination
Hot-Water Bottles and Foun-
tain Syringes -- SIC
II Orig. S2.5e Sos. Bottle
Swiss Pine Bath Oil 81
81 Orig. S1.50 Picture Frames;
gilt metal trim 81
tToiletries. The Heeht Co.,
Main Floor
Originally SI.I9 to sI.6s
UosL1bI~ Totfos
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Slightly soiled and mussed
from handling, but they'll
launder like new in q second.
Woven broadcloths. madrases
and oxfords in sanfoci5ed and
pre-shrunk fabrics. Whites.
stripes and neat patterns.
Sizes Il to l8.
CThe Hecht Co., MANS Store
Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10
% Orig. sI.98
LEATHER
BRIEF CASES
98c

Fine leather brief cases
with four pockets includ-
ing one upper pocket. Metal
reinforced corners. Adjustable
lock and key. Black. tan,
brown.
(Stationery, The Hecht Co..
Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Is Originally SIfSS to sI9.9S
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Neckvesr and Handkerchief Main F1oorJ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-08
Compensation Agreements

The following agreements were filed today with Compensation Commissioner Joseph E. Talbot:
 Kazimeras Aleksejus of 159 Drake avenue, against the Sc0vill Manufacturing Company, specific compensation S21S.8S to be paid at the rate of $23.04 for 9 and 1-2 weeks, for 25 per cent loss of the first finger of the left band.
 Ted Wisniewski of 117 Green street against the Scovill Manu- featuring Company, specific com. pensation of S343.33 to be paid over & period of 16 and ga weeks beginning March 2l, at $2O.IO per week, for 75 per cent loss of the third finger of the left hand
 Thomas J. Palazzini of Torring- ton against the TOrringtOn Man. ufacturing Company, $ll.11 be- ginning March 22, for laceration of the left elbow.
 August Longhi of TOrringtOn against the Torrlngton Company, Sl4.62 beginning March 25, for lacerated right leg and bruised left leg.
 Vincent F. Lago of 218 South eLonard street, against the Amer ican Fastener Company of Wa terbury, $14.7S starting March 22, for laceration of the right hand.
 John A. HarIeman of Norfolk against Church and Dwight Com pany. Inc, of New York, $21.95 beginning December 10, for lacer- atiOn of the nose and left hand.