The evening world. Newspaper, November 21, 1913, Page 13

THEFAIRY TALE OF A PRISONER HOLDS HIM AST Magistrate Dazed When la- truder Tells Why He Was on the Rocf. The story told by No. 2 in 1W @lary today of misforti: | Murphy » fast in $1. trial. Rogers of'No. if West Sixty-fourth street, @ Mttle after midnight, by Policeman Brady. A woman in No. 3 had told . Brady there was a man on the roof ebove her room. The door leading to the scuttle of No. 14 had been braced With @ block of wood so that ho one could come up from the house to the roof. “Et was like this, Judge,” Rogers. “I met 4 poor flow at way and Forty-first street yesterd he asked me for the price of a cu coffee, He needed it, too, 1 had only $1 bills and told hin 1 wanted the change. He said if 1 sould call at his frome, No. 14 West Sixty-fourth street, last night he would give most of my dollar back. “LT got there at half-past 11 ast night. The door was ajar and because 1 didn't want to wake anybody at thit hour I went up through the house with Vghted matches trying to read the names on the door, 1 was taken with to the roof for “While 1 wa Josep Rogers of sneaking along se fore I could get hold of him ¢! Neeman Jumped from behine and arrested me. [in an inno Your Hona: The Maxgistra stared at Ki will give a on Sunday |, tenor; Ida Divinoff, violinist; Guita « ‘cellist and Frank La Forge, pianist reduce hips axd abdomen one to five tuches, materially deorense the waist | lire, restrain the bust confine the: nM, give slender Lincs, and show ra] aay Sgure to superb advantage, — | MOST COMFORTABLE OF CORSETS’ | bi 4 i Du boning at bottom of back Volice, However, Suspect That Sec. fortable, ln and felt inst THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1913. SAYS GHOSTS TOOK HIS CASH| Ty were gone, with the money. === Ronee aa upon the police Search disclosed the discarded trousers! ‘ Blumenhall called in the back yard, A ladder had been! ond-Story Worker ts the Culprit. | ved to get into the room, but Mr,| Gor infants and Chiidren, J. 1. Blunenhall, whose home ts at} Blumentall declares that no mortal) Bears 185 Bay street, Jersey City, believes! Person could take a pair of trousers| IL #picits took the $240 whien; fom under Lis head without waking fully placed under his pillow as| !!™ a | Signature jock this morning | ! Files Across PRAGUE, Aw c » cash and) Vedrines, the Fre placed the trousers and all beneath inte | day from Naney @ {out descending, and ds wax uncom-| distance of 100.1 ime he awoke #) Vedri the trousers. ¢ STERN BROTHERS West 42nd and 43rd Streets, West of Fifth Avenue Motor and Carriage Entrance on Forty-third’ Street Announce for To-morrow, on the Third Floor, Very Exceptional Values in Misses’, Small Women’s and Girls’ Suits, Coats and Dresses in the latest Winter styles and most desirable fabrics and colors, including ies ry east tle hts of Duvetyn, Cheviot, Broadcloth and iat“. $19.75, 25.00, 29.50 sizes 14, 16 and |S years, =. ‘ ’ . . @ LLL baboads Lath ch ent at Ee Nhat wear, luroy, Serge, Crepe de Chine ai in three models, ge, Eponge, Velveteen, sizes 14, Challis and Plaids, Regularly 975, $4.95 Wand 18 years, at $16.50, 22.75 ‘, Girls’ Coats, of extra quality Chinchilla, "ie Basal hsb Lies Materials, full length, with flannel lining and velvet ; 4 collar, in desirable colors, atraight models es 14. 66 76 42,50 ‘8 to 4 years, Regularly $13.75, at $9.50 Misses’ Street Coats, of imported materials, Girls’ Coats of Zibeline, for Dress wear; in various lengths, half and full lined, a atl and tee tri two styles, fur trimmed, with dyed opossum fur, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, a $22.50 8 to 14 years, Regularly $25.00, $17.50 v Continuation, To-morrow, Saturday, of the Extraordinary Sale of Men’s and Young Men’s High Grade Winter Suits and Overcoats embodying the season's latest styles and fabrics in Men’s Silk-lined Winter Overcoats, Youths’ Long Trouser Suits, Sack and Formerly $35.00 to 45.00, at $24.50 Norfolk, Formerly $18.00 & 20.00, $12.50 Men’s London-made Overcoats, Men’s Austrian Velour Hats, Formerly $50.00 to 60.00, at $39.50 Formerly $9.00, . ; at $6.50 Men’s Autumn Sack Suits, Men’s Fall Derbies and Soft Hats, Formerly $30.00 to $40.00, at $24.50 Formerly $3.50 and 4.00, at $2.50 Men's Furnishings of Superior Quality at Corresponding Reductions. | oe ernc esr sen toroee Also for To-morrow, Saturday, the previously announced sale of Boys’ Suits and Overcoats - 0n the Third Floor At price reductions decidedly out of the ordinary. Boys’ Norfolk and Double-breasted Boys’ Chinchilla and Fancy Overcoats Suits with extra knickerbockers, sizes 12 to 17 years, une ind esiciperst rh re $7.75 Actual Value $18.50, at $12.00 Actual Value ee ; Chieteris Chinchilla Overcoats, ’ Norfolk Cord juits, in blue, brown or ' Boys’ Norfo! ‘orduroy $6.25 gray, a $6.50 in brown and mouse color, at sizes 2'/, to 10 years, Actual Value $8.50 Actual Value $10.50 The New Toy Department - 0n the Fourth Floor is replete with the better class of Imported and American-made Toys, Dolls, Dolls’ Apparel, Houses and Furniture; the latest inventions in Electrical and Mechanical Toys: also Games, Athletic Supplies, etc., at very moderate prices. ~ Lord & Taylor Founded 1820 The Store Opens at 9 A. M. Closes at 6 P.M. Saturday—the Last Day of the Annual Sale of Men’s Shoes Your Choice of the Best American and English Footwear Comprising Every Desirable Style for Dress or Business Wear. | 33.95 | $2.95 Values from Values from | $6.00 to $8.00 | $4.00 to #6.00 wi Weare Prico, $3.00 ' defying coutil ‘W. B. Dlartine-Reduso Mo. Wear-phoof gores, | Low Q Ne. 780—Meul, Price, $3.00 —$ $— W. B. Wuform Corsets provide fashionable fgureslines, gracefully mod: | dled bust and si quality, tolemed. Cu Low bust. | | The English Footwear is made over our own Lasts and Patterns, ‘The Entire Stock will be included in this sale, with the exception of the Cordwainer” and Bench-made Shoes. Men who appreciate High Grade Footwear will take advantage of these unprecedentedly Low Prices and secure shoes enough to last a year Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St The Kind You Have | Always Bought fn Use For Over 30 Years. | Store Opens ato A.M. Closes at OP. M. Lord & Taylor ‘Telephone and | Mail Orders || Promptly | Filled | Founded 1820 Misses’, Juniors’ 8 Girls’ Winter Apparel The New “Arvy” Coats An entirely new and very smart creation, de- signed particularly for the Army and Navy Foot- ‘atch at the Polo Grounds next Saturday. rted Scotch novelty mater- $25.00 ball Made of im; ials with plaid backs, waist lined and warmly interlined; furcollars. Value $35.00 Misses’ Winter Suits A fine selection of popular models and materials; handsomely lined and interlined Value woe} $25.00 Misses’ Winter Coats Several exceptionally smart models of chinchilla, boucle, novelty mixtures and wool plush $12.50 & $15.00—Values $20.00 and $25.00 Coats of imported chinchilla, Ural cloth, broad- cloth and novelty materials, many of them are lined throughout Value $30.00 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses Crepe-de-Chine, or charmeuse, in several host Pi models, effectively trimmed Va D0 $15.00 Misses’ Afternoon and Dinner Dresses Charmeuse, crepe-de-chine and velvet, in a variety $19.50 $10.50 of smart models, new draped skirts Values $30.00 & $35.00 Juniors’ Fur Trimmed Coats A modish kimono sleeve model of wool chinchilla with large fur collar and trimming of ornamental i Sizes $1 5.00 buttons. Navy, Oxford, brown and black. 15 to 19 years Value #22.50 Junior Coats of chinchilla and boucle, new belted model, with kimono sleeve and trimming of braid | $12.50 ornaments. Sizes 13 to 19 years Value $19.50 Junior Frocks A smart demi-tailored model of French serge com- bined with wool plaid, collar and cuffs hemstitched $12. 50 swiss. Sizes 13 to 19 years Value $16.50 Girls’ Washable Frocks Of high grade fabrics, broken assortment of the season's pop- ular styles, in straight line and low belted models, Sizes 6 to 14 years 65¢ & 95c—Values $1.50 to $3.95 Girls’ Winter Coals Smart tailored and dressy models of wool chin- ’ chilla, boucle and zibeline; warmly lined through- $9.50 out, Sizes 6 to 14 years Value $12.50 Girls’ Coats of plaid back chinchilla, ful! length, buttoned high at neck with full belted bac 24.50 partly lined. Sizes 8 to 4 years Value $10.00 Girls’ School Coats Of rough diagonal with collar, cuffs and belt, in attractive color combination, warmly lined Value 38.50 | $5.00 Clearance Sale of Women’s, Misses’ 8 Children’s Hats 8 Milunery Trimmings (Second Floor) : Afternoon Hats Mostly in black, smartly trimmed with fur, Ostrich, Goura, Ribbon, Numidi and novelty mounts, in the new colors $1v.00 10 $18.00 —Vialucs $18.00 to $25.00 R ady-to-W ear-Hats $2.50 Values to 86,00 Untrimmed Shapes A large collection of velvet blocked hats in a varied ussorunent (mostly black $1.05 to $0.05 Beawiitul Mounts of Odd Fancies Consisting of ostrich, wings, paradise, flowers, numidi, hair ornaments and corsage bouquets al special prices Children’s and Misses’ Simply Trimmed Vailored Hats $1.45 &F $2.50 A Special Sale of Women’s Sweaters Women's Mannish Weave Sweaters | Byron collar, white, cinnamon brown, $1.05 gray and maroon Value ¥3.50 | Women's Shetland Sweaters Collarless. White and gras Value $5.00 $2.05 Special Saturday Sales — Broadway & 20th St.: 5th Ave.: 19th St. Ap Unusual Offering of Women's Suits Distinctive Fancy Tailored Models Made especially for Lord & Taylor $27.50 Value $50.00 The season's smartest materials are shown in all the fashionable colorings. The coats are beautifully lined with peau-de-cygne and heavily interlined for winter comfort. Another Special Offering of 100 Fancy Tatlored Sutts Made especially for Lord & Taylor The best materials and the most attractive models of the season are represented in this assortment; all warmly interlined $18.50 & $22.50 Values #30,00 to 840.00 Two Exceptional Specials in Women’s Winter Coats Women’s Street Coats Made of the most popular Winter materials, in a large and varied assortment for selegtion $15.00 Value $25.00 Smart, Practical Coats Of wool plusb and fancy boucle, all handsomely lined and comfortably interlined. The very latest models to select from $19.50 Value $30.00 Black Broadcloth Coats Suitable for Street or Dressy Wear A choice assortment of models, handsomely lined and interlined $25.00, $29.50 & $35.00 Values $89.50 to $50.00 Special Values in - Lace, Crepe-de-Chine Chiffon Cloth & Tub Silk Wassts Cream Shadow Lace and Net, with colored ribbon introduced, three-quarter or long WRAVOR c ccccses cece staescscescvansceny co $3.95 Cream Shadow Lace, over net, fur trimmed, new long sleeves. ... | $5.95 Chiffon Cloth, vestee of plaid silk and large } pearl buttons, long sleeves. Black with | ¢.. black vestee, nuvy, green, taupe, mahogany + $5.95 and black with plaid vestee Washable Habutai Silk Shirt, Gibson pleat, detachable turn-over collar, long sleeves, | ¢ , Py in all white, and white with navy or black [** +95 MilpO o ao ae several inodels of Crepe-de-Chine, in white, black and all the desirable shades $0.05, $5.79 F $10.75 Lute Chiaren’s Hats, Coats & Sweaters At Decided Reductions Tailored and Dress Hats $1.25 & $4,50-—Formerly #2.45 to $10.50 Hand Made and Embroidered Dresses fame with embroidered skirt, fine French nain- S00! $2.45 —Formerly $3.75