Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1930, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1930. n fail DR. APCONNELL DIES (573t 8%, 2.5 S i, e b 1%, 20 bl S0P S, [SEWER FRAUD CASE ([ SE8 /R 02 2t P LIBEL DEMURRER DENED ted &% from $10,000,000 | the -myl'h and which he sold ther Lineoln, secretary | Cure.” problbly was one o( the most o “.'MM high prices. They -ll aly di- FROH “EART AI IACK otAr.g: o0, of comn’:-u t Macon, | outstanding. native of Tennessee,|, Says Food Fcrlu Character. SENTENCE UPHEI. The State Appeals yu'ef Tided e profits mu.s ovtaineds. T o.mm_ Robert Lee, resides | Dr. umgn “unm er,vlfle Col- |~ Characters are formed by the things day upheld '.he!.r convlcnon and sel ofl-nno e Assoatibidlt Prede. Connolly and suley were convicted " Iumm to lee Annull Play. movement ALBANY, N. Y., May 7.—By order of by a Supreme Court jury a year D. at 1 t, according to a man who is e daught “lLVurklnh“ r received an LL. people ea g e g il e 0 R ary, by “um“m"mw o B vty htmn.lvpem -u;th- e g s 1nst. October of defrauding the el UM eiken 10F Poilay " a ly known|a D. D. t Simmons Univers: Eul neewoll [ | r of defrauding city II)~Th 1 f P i o " e ) me;’he ‘South | Abflene, Tex. . 1 e Becam, < e Jazy, he says, while era :fmm- the Court of Appeals Maurice Connolly, | contracts for a sewerage system for the Hign s:n' J""mr ;re'::m" a tnr?ree act because of his bitter | member of ‘the Atlmu Folice and ‘De- | develop mwllnl atures and winkle ad- | former presidant of Queens Borough, | | borough. It was charged that Connolly | piay, “Cousins t 8 pm. in on crime Depa: after, throe | dicts grow frivious. And _enters of | New York City. and Frederick E. See- Sectey had approved only cons. | the ‘audliorium. Admiscion 35 and 53| -nu-ucen mmw«nm ‘Among y-rn wu ummw uun to turkey are hopeless in his emnuuon ley, borough engineer, must serve one mcls calling for uewer plpe on which cents. There will be dancing. TOMORROW, THURSDAY, MAY 8th, COURTESY DAY Occurring One Day Ahead of DISTRICT DAY ‘ .. the sale of 10,000 bargains” @t THE HECHT CO. F Streer .J We know that we can never serve in one day the enormous number of people who will attend our “District Day,” so, to relieve congestion and provide more " comfortable shopping conditions, we have arranged a special “Day of Courtesy”’ on Thursday, May 8 You Can Buy Tomorrow at “District Day” Prices! It is our plan to distribute on “Courtesy Day” and.“District Day merchandlse of fashion, quality and desirability at the year’s lowest prices. This means an immense saving in money for the pub- lic, which, we are sure, will be more than welcome to people who are being very careful in their expenditures at this time. Every, Department in thie Store (Upstairs, Basement and Bargain Annex) Will Participate in “Courtesy Day/”. Coats Suits Furniture Boys’ Clothing Clothing Shoes Dresses Shoes Boys’ Furnishings Furnishings Hats Electrical Appliances Lingerie Furs Homewares, Draperies Boys’ Hats, Caps Sporting Goods Trunks Hats Sweaters i - and Floor Coverings Girls’ Apparel Tires Corsets Hose, ete. Infants’ Wear, etc Radios Bags Stoves, Lamps, etc. And Now, Tomorrow, Thursday, Let the Great Event Begin! Please Observe These Rules When Shopping Keep to the right in the aisles. Be patient . . . although Let Everybody Come! FOUR WAYS TO BUY! Llet the city and surrounding suburbs and vicinity awake to the great opportunity that The Hecht Co. is opening before them. One of the greatest sales ever held in Washington. And if you doubt this now . . . your eyes and sense of values will tell you that it is true when you come here. You can well imagine what we have done to prices in order to accomplish such a dramatic feat. ¥ 1. Our Stamp Certificates A “Stamp Certificate” means that you receive a book of cer- tificates which is recognized service o small fee is charged. " 2. Our “Budget » Payments “Budget Payments” are used fn a-u‘m”o- with the :nyl.u and furniture "m the amount yurchase lnouu to & considerable sum customer lo extend the time of payment over a period of months. 3 Our Charge Account’ Regular charge customers are billed monthly. An sccount of convenience. For this serviee there is no charge whatsoever. One of the most popular ways of buying. 4. Or Pay Cash, If You Prefer. New Accounts Office—Main Floor we have secured hundreds of additional salespeople you may have %o wait a little. Please carry small packages. Street cars of both companies transfer to F Street and Seventh. Store hours, as usual, 9:15 to 6. No mail, phone or C. O. D. orders. - In order to curtail wholessle purchases, we reserve the right to limit quantities. We Will Not Be Undersold It is possible that some stores may attempt to undersell - us on “Courtesy Day” and “District Day.” We guarantee that if any of these items are offered for less elsewhere they will be sold still lower here.