I
. . 1.1ciiard Loeb, anait-
_:-_1.g i. on charges of k1d~
;. is .1in15 Hwy-mar old Ro-
, .- 21:3 mice ionsidered Ernest
' '~.'i1"-UIII l‘tI‘OIh?!‘ Of RICh‘
: ;:.1 or their search for a.
"rdlng to defense attor-
3 .5 reason. thcrc is no one
In sec the boys freed."
1~ 11.11'1'011". chief of counsel
.~_ : :rnst‘. said. "The family
1. ers :21": actually afraid 0!
11351110113
SOVIET WILL
III) MINISTERS
111 Associated Press.)
‘ 1; .!I;iv iii—China. has 3C-
;I-Ii‘posal oi the Moscorv
111:11 China and Soviet
ambassadors. the
,— .' «21.5 announced today. A
2:11; the Moscow proposal
1 to the Soviet mission
211$",
. I
;::1 office is advised that
, 11.11. who has been the
~. .0 lhn 1711‘ cast in gen-
‘ the first Russian Am.-
tiic new arrange-
.rh he will outrank the
l' presentativo of the
hero. who are only
.. 12.1kllflll carried through
‘zrms leading to China's
vi.’ the Soviets.
_ ‘, .;-.mcc of an ambassador
e .slzan gm ernment has not
.—.<011nced.
.vi‘l‘
:‘Ian Churches
Forced to Suspend
‘ GEL-xi}. .luly 17.—Although
1141\I‘l'nl‘llel‘lt allows the
f‘i.l religious liberty. re-
”‘.‘rlOl’lS “ithin orthodox
i communist anti-religi-
rmda have forced addi-
',-.r-s in Russia to sus-
1, z 111- ’.‘xfllllplf‘. of the
' ~‘ lmac. which closed
'.111, the famous cathe-
un the Nevsky pro-
: :12ng the niIrucle work-
w.;-_- w 1417.111 and the body of
. l‘L‘ll’llSOV who detest-
2 1* 1512. probably will
~n mass for the last
an art museum.
. Ungrcgations have
.‘1 311-] the receipts so
. ”w cathedral managers
1r~pnssible to meet ek-
rnrlcal museum of
<3< nIIc-rnd to take over
;".“‘I‘11t edifice. which Is
, «"vm- St. Peter‘s of Rome.
. ;t Into a. public museum
. .”7‘\'.
~ 12‘.
.- ’ laims Board .
Imts Down to Work
WIZTON. July Iii—Mao
“wall by the new tax law
mar-.t or tax claims was
11‘: motion yesterday
.:1n.zntion of the Board
rule.
. members already
I. -' "a“! Charles D. Hamel, of
' I‘hairman and Pro-
vrrk (rtlt rules of proce-
,.~.: the disposition of
'2 m the past have-ag-
‘ high as half billions dol-
\[1 I. IF” I.\ RIOT.
- I 1511 India July 17.—
r .e reported killed and
2 hundred wounded in
' E’Iv between Moham-
llznrius. The disturb-
. ,1 lav what is descril»
= <;::'I‘ssi\'o attitude of the
5 who persisted in
‘- -~.; for sacrifice through
3!". mos where the Hin-
" '.3‘.‘
man’s Letter
Will Help Norwalk
‘P: "I hated cooking bo-
-- turned sour and
‘1 : ._ l drank hot water and
' the gallon. Nothing
‘. 1 used Adlerika." Most
‘ rInlv on lower bowel.
1-.1 acts on both upper
Mum and removes all
' ‘ll-Ii‘ns. Excellent to: ob-
“ "Ehrrltion. Helps any cost
"’ stomach in ten minute!
in- 71 '1 1 >r11 g stor_s.—-Adv.
l :i‘c
{.1 .....
HURSDAY, JULY17, 192:.
$111115 ONCE CONSIDERED
1.1111133111011111 AS A VICTIM
,me IT.—.\'athan Leo-.
the boys. and it is for the uks of
society that the parents do not Vent
the boys freed. ”
The theory of the defense, it was
indicated alter numerous examina-
tion by alienists and experts had
been completed will be that the
killing or the Franks boy was in re-
sponse to an Irresistible mandate of
two coincidentally insane impulses.
The victim “as merely a. subject for
an emotional experiment 11:. the eyes
of the youths, the alienists and‘de-
tense attorneys say.
1% THIS DAY I
l JULY 17 33
On this day. one hundred end
thirty years ago—in Ina—Charlotte
Corday. the assassin oi the great
French patriot Marat. has led to the
guillotine. Born at St. Saturnin des
Lignerets. in the year 1768. Mlle.
Corday early showed that she pos-
sessed a keen wit, strong masculine
feelings and great powers 0! learn-
ing, which she cultivated by spend-
ing some years in a. convent She
cared little for society. spending most
of her time in reading and studying
hei favorite author being the Abbe
Itaynal.
Then. after years spent in seclus-i
ion. came the great crisis in her
life. M. Belzunce. her suitor. was
killed In 1789, perhaps the bloodiest
Year or the Revolution, at the in-
stignation oi‘ the patriot Marat. who
denounced him as a counter-revolu—
tionist. At this time Charlotte Cor-
day made her home in Caen. Rever-
encing the principles of the Girond-
ins, when they were overthrown by
the order or Marat, she found one
more stable fact on which to base
her hatred of that patriot. Unable
to bear his actions longer. Ztllle. C01.-
day came to Paris in the year of
her death tor the one purpose of kill
ing her too.
Arriving in the capital. she wrote
to Marat. begging for an interview,
stating that. she had secrets to di-
\'u1ge o! the utmost importance to
himself and the French republic.
After several fruitless attempts to
gain admittance to the great citiz-
en's presence. her request was final-
ly granted. At her entrance he lmme
diatcly asked Mlle. Corday who were
the deputies then at Caen. As she
ans“ cred he took down their names.
oxclaiming, "Very good; they shall
all go to the guillotine." This third
injustice proved to be the breaking
point: she could stand his actions no
longer. Seizing her weapon. she
plunged it deep in his boSom. Marat
expired with a scream. "Helpt"
Alter her arrest, as she was being
taken to the guillotine. one man.
Adam Lux( a. deputy from the city
of Mentz. said of Charlotte Corday
in the midst of the' mob. “She is
greater than Brutus!" Of course
this signed his death warrant; he
too, was guilotincd.
RYE, 200 CASES,
POLICE HAVE IT
WESTERLY R. I. July 17 .—Wes-
terly police and one >Pawtucket (. en-
necticut oificer. interrupted a rum-
landing party shortly after 4 o'clock
yesterday morning on the westerly
side' of the Pawtucket River at
Thompson's Cove. near the Watch
Hill road capturing 3 New Haven.
men. a. truck. two touring cars and
cases of Rye whisky champagne and
brandy. Half a dozen other men.
the police say, escaped overland in
the darkness after an exchange of
shots between the officers end tug:-
thes. “hits the remainder of the
landing crew made 01‘! in a. fast mo-
tor boat. which had landed the li-
quor on on old dock near the river
___________.__—_..
BATTLE or BRAVES.
o
CINCINNATI. July 16. —A fight
among members of the Boston Na-
tional League club alleged to lime
been the final result of an all night
party in the team' 5 hotel here, prob-
ably will have an echo within the
next few days. Dick Rudolph. act-
ing mensger, who is handling the
tour: during Manager Dave Ban-
crotts absence was reported as be-
ing ready to take actibn in suspend-
ing the principals in the fight. The
Breves play at St. Louis today.
FARM LOAN RATE vows.
WASHINGTON, July 17.—The
Federal Farm Loan Board has an-
nounced a. reduction from 5 1-2 to
5 per cent. In the rate of interest
\
!
chsrged on direct loans to all co-
operative marketing essocistions.
--.
U Store Open Daily Until 5 O’clock—Sstwdey Until 6 O’clock.
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Canndn St. —
“a-.. u... W. ._ ... .. . ._-..._._‘._
.,'- v". .
-A.A . . . 'F‘
Yard goods departments uphold the 0~
reputation of original Mill End
Standard domestics
BLEACHED MUSLIN, 36 inch. Reg. 15c yard—10c
- 4' “HILL” OR “LONSDALE” bleached muslin, 36
Inch. Reg. 25c—18c. (10’ yards to customer.)
BLEACHED MUSLIN, good and firm, 36 inch.
Reg. 19c yard, 15c
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, 36 inch-:5 wide.
izyzc—IOc. Reg. 16c ”rd—12%:
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, 36 and 39 inches wide.
Reg. 19c yd.—16c ~
UNBLEACl-IED SHETING, '40 inches wide. Reg.
22c yard—18c; ;hcavlcr quality, reg. 25c yard—20c
CLOTH OF GOLD LONG CLOTH, 36 inch. Reg.
22c yard—18c 3
. UNBLEACHED CORONA SHEETING, 9-4 wide.
Reg. 65c yard—48c
UNBLEACHED PEQUO‘l-T‘ SHEETING, 9-4 wide.
75c yard—62c; 10-4 wide. Reg. 80c yard—67c
BLEACHED PEQUOT SHEETING, 9 4 Wide. RCg.
80C y (”Cl—67C 3393‘
Table linens ' ‘
BLEAC’IIED MERCERISED DAMASK, 5's in. Reg.
60c yd.—48c. 64 in., Reg. 75c yd.—mc
BLEACHED ALL LINEN DAMASK, 70 in. Reg.
$1.50 to $2.75 yd.—$l_.10 to $2.25
HEMSTITCHED MERCERISED TABLE CLOTHS,
58x58 in. to 72x90. Reg. $1.15 to 3175—901: to $2.25
MERCERISED NAPKINS, hemmed, 15x15 to 20x
20. Reg. $1.25 to 52—51. to $1.65
LINEN LUNCH SETS, i3 pieces.
—51. .
LACE TRIMMED PILLOW CASES, 45x36. Rev.
$1.15 pr.—85c
LINEN SCARFS, lace trimmed 18x50. Reg. $1.15
—85c
TABLE TOPS, lace trimmed, 30x30. Reg. $1.15—
85c
Reg.
Reg.
Reg. $1.50 set
LINEN CRASH, unbleached. Reg. iiSc and '19c y'd.
fan-10c and 16:
BLEACHED UNION CRASH. Reg. 19c yd.—16c
LINEN CRASH, bleached. Reg. 25c to 39c yd.—
19c to 29¢
HEMSTITCl-IED HUCK TOWELS, all linen. Reg.
65c to 85c—55c to 75¢
{TURKISH TOWELS. Reg. 19c to 59c—15c to 45¢
5 COTTON DIAPER. 48 in- Reg- 51-55 W41”
'19::
291:
4 29¢.
ti?" WHITE VOILES, '40 in. Reg 39c yd —25c
The Girls Had Otherzldoss on the
White goods . 1
1‘ FINE BATISTE for underwear, 36 in. Reg. 25c yd;
FINE BATISTE, merceriscd finish. Reg. 35c yd.—
“BLUE BIRD” NAINSOOK, 36 111. Reg. 35c yd?
Reg. 45c yd.—33c. Reg. 25c yd. —19c .
WHITE PLISSE CREPE. Reg. 25c yd. —19c
WHITE WAIstr AND summit; MADRAS, 36 in.
Reg. 50c yd -—35c
FINE gum snap, VOILE, 36 131. Reg Soc ycl.
_..39c ”I." 35113.} $0.13 “ ,3
v.53
, Wash goods -
7 APRON CINGHAMS, good assortmenf ’of checlES.
Reg. 15c yd. —11c
PRINTED CHALLIES for draperies and Comfort.
ables. Reg. 19c yd. —15c i
FINE PERCALES, 36 in‘. ”and figured plissc, 30 in.
Reg. 29c yd. —21c
DRESS GINGHAMS, 32 in. and shitting matches,
36 in. yoiles, plain, figured 39 in. Reg. 39c and 29c yd.—
25c
e
FIGURED VOILES and printed cotton crepe, 39
in. and Etaminc suiting and silk striped shirtlngs, 32 in.
Reg. 45c and SEC yd. 9c
PRINTED VOILES and flock dot volles, 40 111. Reg.
65c and 75c yd. —50c ‘
SILK 'AND COTTON CREPE and silk striped
voiles. Reg. 31. 25 yd. —95c
FIGURED SILK AND COTTON CREPES and nov-
elty silk crepe. Reg. 31.50—51.25
Sheets and pillow cases
22CAMBRIDGE PILLOW CASES, 45x36. Reg. 29c
PEQUOT PILLOW CASES, 42x36. Reg. SOC——
39c. 45x36, Reg. 55C—42c
CORONA PILLOW CASES, 42x36. Reg. 42c—
33c. 45x36. Reg. 45c—35c
CORONA SHEETS, 72x99, Reg. 51.75—31.50.
81x90, Reg. $175—$150. 81x99, Reg. 51.85—31.60
Dress silks
15.. ALL SILK roman, 33 inch 75c
”on
, I
—$l. 25
STRIPED TUB BROADCLOTH, all silk, 32 and
36 inch and printed crepe dc chines. Messaline,
36 inch all colors. Reg. Si .65 to $2. 75 yd. for $1.39
and $1. 59 ‘
PRINTED CREPES and heavy all silk "crepe dc
chines, 40 Inch Reg. 52. 25 to $3. yd. for $1 .85
CANTON CREPES, flat crepes and Satin crepcs,
in. all colors. Reg. $3. yd. ——_$2. 25 33,-3.9 ,.
Black silks ‘
CREPE DE CHINES, Charmeuse and tafl’cias, 40
inch Reg. $2. 25 to $2 .50 yd. —$1.75
DUCHESS SATIN AND TAFFETA silks, 36 inch.
Reg. $1.75 yd. —$1. 59
MESSALINES AND TAFFETAS, 36 inth. Reg.
$1. 50 and Si. 65 )d.—-$l .25
14-" cs-
Wool dress goods
ALL WOOL SERGE '42 inch 1n navy, black, 'winc,
brown and copcn. Reg. $1. 50 yd.—$1.25
'ALL' WOOL SERGE. '48 In. navy, black and brown.
Reg. 82. yd. —$1 .59 _ -
FINE PLANNEIS, 54 inch in ‘all the season’s col-
ors. Reg. 53. 25 yd —$2. 85 mm
POIRET iTWILIJ,
Reg. 53. so yd. 42.95 V
.\
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS C0
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RADIUM SILK, 40 in. 611 colors. Reg. $1.50 yd. '
’mmmpmhomm:
Mud-«Inna.
mp-
hushed ov- ry may 1.
mamas “to “h In tort Town. 146'! liven!
to new York a. ‘3.
en: for WW
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”x n. com. 17173 or.
54'7“:
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who:
MEN’S SUMMER
Ella: “one Mob-.111 and
$1250 T0
undo
Alfred Benjamin Co.
97 Fifth Avenue, New York City
TAKE ELEVATOR T0 6TH FLOOR
Known For 40 Years As Makers g
At Wholesale Of High-Grade Clothing 3.4-;
i now can
Direct to the Public
Ell". selection of Summer elothin
assormenc of Business Suits. Golf Sung
cements.“ atlas than mutab-
CLOTHING
including
oreteds at
Tropical
$29.w
' '[UPIIOLSTERY AND SLIP COVERS
To Koo Our mm Ronni NI TI is During Slackbeo- 1
W3». mg n‘ m ..
, Ion . Orders
Phone
or cum
s-rcn. memo
$25.98 & up
Yoko 870
In pestry or imitation
lather? new sprin s: silk
gimp; {runes poll ed l.ke
new: arm chair made into
rocker.
851W.34th&60 teLl’.dtn
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It 507. o!
TEXTILE ’ UPHOLSTERY co.
Stntlon. TEL. CHICKERIXG 2‘30 .
CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED FREE I
BEACIX‘EY YOUR Ron" I
-10- DAY FACTORY SALE
Former Prices- _
For Sclesmn with ;
Free Sample- . '
5-PCE. SLIP COIE'BS
$1 5.98 & up
Tslno $40 .
Of dnnssk or cretonne. .
suitable for Living Room.
dow dupes to match.
Psrlor. Dining or Bed :
Room. Shrunk binding.
dustproo‘ v1 ash: ble m— 3
Warner’s”
HAIR DRESSEBS
The Pbou rip? Artist “111“” Swut- Permwent Waxing and Hair Colom- 3
Inla‘l Ibl k orchestra mlnsgwg boob II Specnlized by -
Ingeo lured. white and relies bands: Hermon Senellen. I? W 42d 8t. '
nan-Kc c“Ibrahim! for III occasions. Chicker- Suite 104 Phone Longscre IOIEL
In] 050?. write or (111.1547 Bmdwsy. ——-——-=
TOILET ARTICLES
No thin better {or children‘s teeth. j
They its the flu-.or too. KslenJulst
Dents Credm Cull, write for 35¢ tube;
. CGII’I‘. 68 E. H '
M l
cur rumour——
3L" AW“
NEN T WAVE
In Cool, Upvto‘Dete ,
Dulight Shop. l
“'ith Ringlets All
NVANAMAKER
4 35 5th Ave.,
Opp. L.
Uptown Branch 152d
LEADING set-1001.3 15' AMERICA.
. brim Baum“! “1“» .' HAIRDRESSING. MARICL‘RING.
whole ‘ has with our complete course High lichen
posi tion: We cannot 1111 demand. Buy
He‘d t rms. 1.1111 or vrxit e for information,
INSTRUCTION
Beauty School. Inc.
Near 39th St.
Vol. 1176
1‘961 Atlsntic Ave., Br 00m
R Station. ssuilm‘wu 2152.
Brndburst 2953
EARN $50 “’EEKLY
branches taught: $35 worth or tools
. ' Guaranteed 6 Months
Specialining Nestle‘s Lsnoil \Yavs,
Boyish Bob '
Frederick “325%!”
Phone for nppointment. Penn. 7647
7 W. 42d 51'. 5.232%.
OPES EVEXISGS
a! flight Uzi-“311131232? ‘_
A $50
A ‘15
in nu
{otter
iBl I’._\Hk.\l oipl onn assures success Ker ~'
BURNHAM SYSTEM
0! Beauty Culture 3nd
Artistic Hairdressing
it to our school trill confines you 01.1
periority end of the opportunities we
{or increas' us your income. Tho E
Pemnt1y011.\\e gusrsntee posit: one for our gradu- I:
1 I163. - '
‘ YOU CAN START ANY TIME ‘
1 .
Wave for 3 1-2. BURNHAM, Inc. .
, Dep LE -
s gelephone Brunt 7847 '
3 130 W.42$t.113ush Bldg. l 52110117 '
. 1 STERLING SILVER“ ARE I a
"M DIV. to $50 a u- 1 ‘ 2— - '—
m ,3“ v. m ”wool-n: fa” 313-1 ffififéfiefeigtfifim aging; its‘llendlrgu‘ncttu; 4‘
mmmL3¥‘%%.m.s ireuil trade. Open Ge: 11-: Suturing-I on ~ '
AESRWTIII finwbm" m 3s... Room 307. 320 .561; Ave., 32d 3:. I
' mv : ”APllilé ngsomuc to. l TIRES ‘
in Ci'
I Open
NE FIBRE”
Long uporlenced 5th Ave operetors
228 West 42nd
.t‘ord Tires. Standard Makes. Lowe“ Price. .
ishu Chas Mail orders Filled. P .‘
1,:(‘onsumerpo Tire Co.. 834 3rd Al‘s: San:
Beautitymg and Health Institute H
3Americs' s most luxurious Turkish Both. l.
mu Time. 35;
sivyel om,
h—df‘“ _:mIIIBlI—___—__—_Jl 1‘13 \1 es: 53.11" St. Brynnt can
chickering {I'M
nus ms
1: Full Guerlntee. Flcwry Blem- ”
sll night and day; women etch»,
Inter \V
HEALTH 1.28'STXT3U‘éléV
W131!
We in song Set.
a: he‘ll. Orient-.1 Jewelry and jewelry
rep-in. Guam. :9 Enos :0":
Apt. 5-W. 7.
. Baths — Muss -—- ‘
Bet. H D. Em Axes Lockswm 4899 Colonic Irriéatignfiakm‘ 3
FURNITURE—_ ntos ,‘,
Fungmro. - I bsve s number of Oriental run and ‘
W. tapestries of merit. sent to m b diet:
my. ”01: Ind ”afim \ho ere anxious to dispose 02! 111:." Th; 1
817 58- on: be secured at bs. gain prices. I on“ :
W .1, mm recommend 01¢“:de hi ghly both go top: ‘
n Ave. Buttefleld 7°39 and unity. W111 send description by 3111
Living room lots- and chairs
We in o v own shops 1""
8? I! PRICES r
ALSO DWEBY WORK
York. Bryant 3456
CUES AV!) RESTAURANTS
chulvnn. 2 “on
Flawlmorys-
Stunt-sent 731 N"
“Dino in
Rea.
Spednl Chicken and Wattle Dinner-n
111 Course Dinner Sundays ..... 1.00
lgcnndkon Ave., bi-t. 33¢! a 84th “I. '
“
n
“BERN RESTAURANT
I Home Cooking ;
54 inch, fn_a_vy, black and brown. 3
INWE GOOD OLD
SUMMER TIME” .
l'
some cool each month and stores it
(alumnae. Theavlngisworth
The provident housekeeper buys
while. In your monthly
sure to list cool}
Masons’ Building
Norwalk Coal 69°
Feed'Pratt's Growing Mash and Intermediate . ..
It Grows Then
i
108 WATER STREET
PHONE 113
FRANKIIBNERANDSONS \
budget be
Materials
——.——4
Supply Co. ~
Faster.
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