The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1908, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1908. “AI MONORAIL P. S. Board Sanctions Build- ing Line to Replace Horse Car System. As a result of action by the Public Service Commission at its bi-weekly meeting to-day construction work upon | monorail passenger railroad | the first GT LANDERS. NOT RCH COUNT = jrent here 1 ried out many | a f the yd dau of Count Harron | | year-< | operated in any municipality in Amer- | } foa will be begun soon on the lne of the Pelham Park Railroad and * the City Island Rallroad, which jointly operate between Bartow station and the lower end of City Island | The matter came up on the application of the American Monorail Company, of which Rion L, Burrows, former seore- tary to the late Rapid Transit Commis- | sion, is president. taken as to the practicability of the road by experts and as to the need of i Testimony has been | || some new plan of transportation by City | cinity. The proposed line will have three ft and a half miles of trackage. It will |! peplace the present in ent system of | iibess car conveyance, against which the Island and other residents in the vi-| } City Istanders have been protesting for | yearg. the stock of the two-horse car lines, which were previously owned by the In- kerborough Rapid ‘Transit Wltimately there may be wide exten- SSS chester County. i] oe and W Con- | ruction on the City Island line will be begun at once, it is announced. ————— “PST HUNTS FOR en eel Gave Joseph Andre Shelter—Now He’s , + Missing, So Is Cash. fl ‘The Rev. Clement Eason, pastor of | the Noble Street Presoyterian Church, Williamsburg, his wife, Charles Rock- | ~ YOUTH HE HELPED The Monorafi Company now controls} Company. | glons of the system throughout the) { lffe, the sexton, and the sexton's wife| all started out to-day to play sleuth, the object of their search being Joseph Andre, a pink-faced youth who, they, say, has deceived them cruelly, Last Thursday nignt this youth called | on the Rev. Mr. Edgson and asked for| food and shelter. He said he had stud- ‘ed for the ministry, but had no money to continue his studies; that he couldn't | find work and was about down and out. He also said he was 2 member of the| Long Island City Y. M. C. A, The minister took him in, gave him , & little room in the parsonage and gave him clothes and food. In return the youth did odd jobs anound the church. He said he was jineteen years old, and his youth and persuusive w nade everybody H \| whom Mysterious “Black Bag.” fhe Black Bag poccouesbarsoscanaetaeont COUNTESS OPED. = STREET ROAD FOR WITH POOR TUTOR, Db AAP AAPRSSIPSPAPA TA FEAST FOR hundred orph and Brooklyn w anksgiving Day dinner, entertainme VIENNA, N ville artists will participate. M 200 ORPHANS. an boys from New é the of Ernest Wad ting arrangements followed guests Franklin Simon & Co. FIFTH AVE., 37th and 38th Sts, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH. Women’s Suits and Gotpns Dressy Broadcloth Suits Colonial Coats, Gored Skirts; of Imported Broadcloth, in black and all the leading fall Shades; Coats satin lined and interlined. Heretofore $39.50 to $45.00............ Satin Theatre Gowns Street and evening shades; hand embroidered bodice front and back: lace or net yoke and collar, demi-train skirt. Heretofore $45.00 Women’s Winter Coats Motoring and Travelling Coats A collection of this season's best models, of !mported fabrics in desirable shades. Heretofore $24.50 to $34.50 Rich Caracul Cloth Coats Full length models of Imported Black Caracul, shawl collar and cuffs, best satin lining. Actual value $34.50. Misses’ Tailored Suits Two and Three Piece Suits A collection of Imported Cheviots, Broadcloths and Nov- elty fabrics; 14 to 20 years. Heretofore $29.50 to £34.50 Tailored Broadcloth Suits Two and three piece models of Imported Broadcloth, in Taupe, Wistaria, Smoke, Catawba, Navy, Green or Bi 14 to 20 years. Heretofore $39.50, on SLLLSLLLLL ASS ALLL ALLL 29.50 27.50 15.00 . 22.50 19.75 29.50, 54-56-55 Fucnty -GPhird BE, West Two Store Nevo, PARTICULARLY at- | Philadelphia tractive speciai in 3-Piece Tailored Suits at Not associated with any other New York Store Heretoiore 48.50 of a fine, dress is a panel Tucked net yoke. So Boncovtt Sellen & Ce 38.50 An altogether new model fashioned lustrous broadcloth in black and grays. The coat is of the long hipless type with wide satin binding collar and ornaments. 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The Saks Cushion-Flex Shoe is designed srimarily for comtort—and upon this point we doubt if its equal has yet been produced. : Sut—it is also a graceful, distinctive, beauti- fully modelled shoe that would | woman's admiration. i i ustify any HE A resilient inner cushion and super-flexible soles restful and comfort Twelve models; all leathers—button or la make this shoe mos: WOMEN’S Regular $12 100-piece Dinner COMFORTERS for full size beds EASTERN WOOL FINISH covering, all filled with white cotton; values NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS O Women’s $23 50 Man-Tailored Suits, number of handsome styles, some with large satin-faced revers, others elaborately trimmed with Skinner satin strappings and covered buttons. Guaranteed lining. Jaunty full-flared skirts, self trimmed with circular fold of same material at bottom. In all the leading colors and black | ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE | S $22.50 CARACUL CLOTH COATS with shawl collar and fancy cut steel buttons. 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