Evening star. [volume], January 30, 1937, Page A-5, Image 5

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TWO DRIVERS FACE
FATALITY ACTION
One Held for Grand Jury,
Other for Police Court,
in Accidents.
Two men were ordered held, one for
action of the grand Jury and the other
for Police Court, by coroner'* Juries
at Inquests today Into two recent
traffic fatalities.
Edward L. Bennett, 39, employe of
the Civil Service Commission, was
held for action of the grand jury
in the death January 10 of Mrs.
Gladys Redman, 36, of 4529 New
Hampshire avenue, employe of the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
She was a passenger in his car, which
crashed Into a tree at Sixth street
and Florida avenue northeast two days
before her death in Casualty Hos
pital of a fractured skull.
The other defendant, Theodore O.
Economonu, 22, a truck driver, was
held responsible for the death yes
terday In Emergency Hospital of
Jerome O. Elliott, 72, W. P. A. worker,
of 733 Sixth street, who was fatally
Injured at Sixth and H streets, only
a short distance from his home, Tubs
day morning.
Sergt. W. J. Liverman of the police
homicide squad testified Bennett, who
did not take the stand, told him that
be recalled nothing of what hap
pened Immediately before the acci
dent and could not explain how It
occurred. Mrs. Redman was in the
rear of the car and was thrown against
the front seat, witnesses said.
A half-pint bottle of liquor almost
empty was found In the car after the
accident, according to Officer Walter
Perkins of the ninth precinct. O. 7.
Stroup, 50 New York avenue, said on
the stand that Bennett's car was go
ing about 35 or 40 miles an hour when
It passed his about half a block from
the crash.
In the Elliott Inquest Sergt. Liver
man testified Economonu told him
that he had not seen Elliott before his
truck struck him. Testimony showed
he was on the cross walk when he
was hit and died of head injuries.
Mrs. Economonu, who accompanied
her husband, fainted when the verdict
was read but was revived In a few
minutes.
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Beginning Monday, February 1st
9:30 om- *0 5:45 pm. daily
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I Bed Room Suite &
To Dignify
Your Table
Lenox
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Washington Wakefield
Colonial Pattern
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George Washington's ancestral
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of any table. It is a pattern that
will harmonize with any service.
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in open stock. Exclusive with
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Dinner Plates, each_$3
Cups and Saucers, set-$3
Other pieces proportionately priced.
Chum, Fifth Flook.
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Colonial Crystal
Cut
Stemware
Fine quality lead glass with long
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fine service.
A complete stemware service, in
cludes: goblets, sherbets, fruit
juices and five styles of beverage
flosses. Priced from $1.20 to
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and sherbet ($1.60).
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Four Pieces
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Not just maple—but real Statton Trutype maple.
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enduring. (Drawers, for instance, slide in and
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adaptation of some fine early American original
(with the story of the original attached). The
four-piece suite includes bed (single or double
size), $17.50; dresser with mirror, $43.50;
vanity with mirror, $23, and chest-on-chest, $41.
Pieces may be purchased separately.
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Two stylos of floor lamps.
Heavily weighted bases to pre
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choice of Birmingham brass or
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Three distinctive styles and
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I. E. S. Indirect
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Priced IO
Instead of offering one style
lamp and shade—we offer two
styles of approved I. E. S. floor
lamps and three styles of
matching mica shades. You
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that is "just right" for your
room—the price is $16.95
complete.
Both styles of lamps are de
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new I. E. S. principle that af
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light without glare. Even the
direct, candle-type lights have
translucent cups to eliminate
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Market prices on broadloom carpet are rising rapidly. As
soon as this lot is sold the price on the same quality carpet
will be much higher. Despite these rises, the price on this
*J durable broadloom is only $3.95 o square yard as long as the
quantity lasts. Hard-wearing carpet in a variety of popular
colors. . /jS
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| Colon in 9-foot width: Mulberry, tan, walnut brown, rose
MiiJ taupe, apple green, heather, blue, dark green and taupe.
Colon in 12-foot width: Green, rust, taupe, brown, dark green,
rose taupe, mulberry and heather.
6x9..-$27.30
9x15-.$62.85
12x9-$52.20
12x20 — $110.14
carmFraiPuct
9x10-$43.10
9x18-$74.70
12x15-$83.80
12x24 — $131.20
9x12-$51.00
9x24-$98.40
12x18-$99.00
12x27-$147.00
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