The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1914, Page 5

AGULDEN’S MORON ANTS oj / k SUE TRN io i i eos. sae * Ay Li te <9 VJ ‘ aK 4 USMG STOCK TO SAVE BUSINESS New Yorker Accused by Two Women Held in Hartford in $10,000. (Special to The Freni HARTFORD, Nov. Wartford Police Cour Mustard eRYITON pL Yandwiches. Ham,Cheese. Sardines, Roast Bee!, % Corned Beef. MAKES Cold and Hot Meats Tasty READY TO USE. 10 CENTS. At Delicatessen and Grovery Store. ’ a a ad ad Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonders, VERY day some well-in- formed woman makes the ‘‘dis- covery’’ that Best’s is one of the most interesting shopping places in New York for her— not only for children. It gives us a sort of shock every time, but it is only the penalty of a wonderful thirty- five years’ record. Only a few days age one much-valued customer of ours who does know us pretty well confessed that she had never realized that we had a depart- ment of women’s footwear. That was not so strange to us, however, for it is almost a new department; incidentally, it is active with all sorts of proof that ‘“‘you never pay more at Best’s.”’ Fifth Avenue, West Bide, Corner of 86th Btreet air eA RR Ra apa ARRIBA. Bylbe mR: OAR RRB RIE ih Ne) oe his counsel had entered a ptea of not! auilty to the charge of embezzling! $54,000, Willlam Dennison Morgan, | head of the Morgan Bankers’ Service| Corporation, Woolworth Bullding,| New York, was bound over to the Criminal Term of the Hartford Coun- ity Superior Court which meets in jthis city next month. | The $50,000 bail named at the time of Morgan’s arrest yesterday wasre- duced to $10,000, Morgan was led away to the cell |where he had spent the night, and jhis counsel, Judge John W. Coogan and Attorney Ernest B, Elisworth, went out to try to secure bail, Upto noon they had been no more success- ful than was Morgan's wife, formerly Miss Lucille Snow Couch of Provi- idence, who ‘yesterday hurried from her home in New lochelle and spent the day in a vain quest for a bonda- fate to-day through a bonding com. | pany. Morgan, who comes of an old and prominent Connecticut family, was) formerly cashier at the Aetna Na- tional, one of the biggest banks in jNew Englang. TWO WOMEN CHARGE THEFT OF STOCK. Morgan ts charged with embezzling proceeds of stock belonging to Miss Elizabeth F, Hubbard of West Hart- ford and her sister Helen, wife of J. W. O'Connor of New Rochelle. Of 400 shares of Actna Life Insur- ance Company stock, selling around 550, Morgan admitted he had never made an accounting of 104 shares, but had used the money to save from ruin his New York business, the fail- ure of which he blames on the Fed- eral Government. He was making money last spring selling a specially patented envelope and blank for complying with com- plex requirements of the Income Tax Law. After Morgan had everything running smoothly and profitably the Government revised its income tax restrictions and Morgan's concern be- gan to wobble. In a vain effort to “play the part” he purchased a big home, now heav- {ly mortgaged, in New Rochelle and |bought a big automobile, which last week he sold at a sacrifice when Mrs, O'Connor's attorneys pressed him for an immediate accounting. Morgan to-day nodded and smiled cheerfully to a number of po court-| acquaintances who entered the court- room. No evidence was introduced to-day. The chief office of the Morgan Bankers’ Service Corporation is in a handsome suite on the Thirty-ninth floor of the Woolworth Buitldir ;. When a reporter for The Evening World called there to-day Mr. Burtis, the manager, and the office staff seemed busy and undistirbed. “Do you know of any financial ems sement? was asked. “It ts ed that Mr, Morgan used Mies ards and Mea. O'Connor's money to help his business out of difficul- ties.” “There is no embarrasement at all, ao far as I know," Mr. Morgan replied “T have heard of nothing wrong. When Mr. Morgan left here last week he seemed in his usual spirits.” “Despatches from Hartfor! say he has suffered a nervous breakdown since his arrest and that he was sent to an asylum cight years ago.” “1 don’t believe ft,” ald Mr. Bur- tis, “He did tire himself out working day and night for the Aetna National Bank, of which he was cashier, and) oojjected for the firm and apectfically the directors gave him a long vaca-| acouses him of the larceny of $75 tion in which to regain his health. which he collected from the firm of That was in recognition of his valu-|Quong Tuck Wong in Mott Street, man. It wos hoped to secure bai (ble services. He is one of the best icon gays he is innocent, and mose generous of men.” Mr. and Mra. O'Conor are neigh- bors of the Morgans at New Ro- chelle. — CITY GIVES 50 UNIFORMS. Elevator Men cet Fifty elevator men and attendants in the Municipal Building receive free from the city to-day winter uniforms of gray, striped with blue. The fact that this is the second time the city, hes given these employees free unfforms caused requests for an explanation. Custodian John Colvin Wolfe says none of the fifty elevator men and at- tendants receive over $17 a week and that they are paid only by the day. Be- cause of illness, poany, receive much less than $17 a week. he plan of having the city provide uniforms to attendants in public buildings under the super- vision of the Bureau of Buildings, was Adopted when Georke Borough President of At jae McAneny was anhattans, SEE OVERNIGHT HOW READILY POSLAM HEALS Often when Poslam is applied to an eruptional spot that is the last you will see of the disorder, and the skin is clear next morning. Poslam is efficiency itself in the treat- ment of any skin trouble. Its merits are easily demonstrated by trial over- night. Complexions are beautifully cleared; Blackheads and adolescent Pim- les removed. Nothing equals Poslam for Eczema. Itching stops at once. All eruptional troubles are controlled and driven away. Your druggist sells Postam. For free }O- Laborat sample write to Beretaey, wae ork. ries, 88 West 25th Street, New Poslam Soap, medicated with Poslam beautifies complexions, prevents rough- Ress. 25 cents and 15 cents.—Advt, Women’s Exclusive Model Boots A decidedly new and original model just received. Lace and Button Boot, with Fawn and Gray Buckskin Tops, Patent Coltskin or Gun Metal Calfskin vamp and a new heel foxing, straight tips, Spanish Louis heels. Actual 800 Value 5.50 Satin Evening Slippers Superior quality Satin, in Black, White, Pink, Blue, Flesh and Gold, with high 2.90 e is XV. heel. arch and Louis Regular 5.00 Value Sale of Women’s Blouses Blouses of Oriental and Silk Shadow Laces, Satin, Crepe Georgette, Velvet, Crepe de Chine, De Luxe Taffeta, Chiffon and other fashionable fabrics. Actual 5.90 to 13.75 Values 3.95 5.00 8.90 Crepe de Chine Underbodices Crepe de Chine Underbodices, attractive model in pink and white, trimmed with 75c lace and ribbons. Regular 1.50 Value Women’s Broche Corsets Pink and White Figured Broche Cor- sets, low top model, some with insert 2 95 gore of elastic at top. Reg. 5.50 Value} bd OPPENHEIM, GLUNS & © 34th Street—New York Special Sales (Tomorrow) Tuesday | Negligees and Kimonos Silk Mandarin Coats Japanese Hand Embroider Mandarin Coats in navy, black and pastel colors, China silk lined, soft | down interlining. Regular 8.75 Value Women’s Bath Robes Beacon Blanket Robes in Indian and floral designs, various colors, satin trimmed collars and cuffs. Regular 3.00 Valuc Silk Quilted Robes Japanese Silk Quilted Robes, full length, in pink, rose, Copenhagen, black, navy and red. Regular 7.50 Value Crepe de Chine Envelope tight knee; regular and extra and garter tops. Crepe de Chine Underwear An unusual assortment of dainty garments of super- tor Crepe de Chine; Lace and Ribbon trimmed Crepe de Chine Petticoats Crepe de Chine Nightgowns. .. . Value 6.50...3,05 Crepe de Chine Combinations. . value 5.00...2,05 Women’s Ribbed Underwear Ribbed Union Suits, fine lisle; reinforced, Regular 75c Value Women’s Silk Hosiery 200 Dozen Pure Thread Black Silk Hose, medium weight, reinforced soles, heels Regular 2.00 Value ed Silk 4.95 2.00 y 4.95 Mandarin Coat, 4.05 Value 5.00...3,.05 Chemise Value 2.95 2.00 sizes. | 39¢ 95c THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 191 expert accountant, Jim Tat, before Magistrate Corriga West Side Court to-day in CHARLEY KEE CHU WAN MING HOY TING GAH-! CHOPSUEY IN COURT! Mol Ting and Charles Kee are, or were, partners of the Mandarin Ren- taurant Company at Forty-seventh Street and Broadway. Charles Kee was until lately the manager. Mol Ting charges that Charles Kea has failed to account for $450 he has inner room. three books. on a muddy day. our business,” Ting explained, Jim Tal took a look, looked again, and exclaimed: words to that effect. trict Attorney Coleman you @ay about the books “Charley Kee chu wan ming hoy ting gah-h-h-h!" cried Jim Tal, rats- 34th Street Remarkable Values CHOICE FURS. A most unusual assortment of Fur Coats, Muffs and Scarfs at the lowest prices consist- ent with their superior quality. Very Special Persian Lamb Coats,—lustrous skins; rich silk linings. 40 inches long. value 165.00, 125.00 Persian Lamb Coats,—Natural Skunk collar...... 145.00 value 185.00 Hudson Seal Coats,—choice selected skins. 40 inches long. value 125.00, 95.00 French Seal Coats..... haan seeees-Value 85,00, 65.00 Black Russian Ponyskin Coats.......value 37.50, 29.50 Natural Skunk Muffs...... «value 35.00, 27.50 Natural Skunk Neckpieces.. «value 20.00, 16.50 Scotch Moleskin Muffs ............. value 35.00, 25.00 Scotch Moleskin Neckpieces -value 35.00, 25.00 Dyed Skunk Muffs...... ve -value 18.50, 14.50 Dyed Skunk Neckpieces «Value 18.50, 10.50 Fine Fur Trimmings at Special Prices. Unusual Values WOMEN'S BLOUSES Smart Blouses in Crepe de Chine,—several attractive sty les. Flesh, Yellow or White. value 6.95, 5.00 All-over Fancy Net Blouses over Chiffon lining in the new Sand shade. value 7.60 to 9.75, 5.75, 6.95 and 7.50 Dressy Models in All-over Lace.......... 6.50 to 17.50 value 9.75 to 21.60 Smart Blouses in Colored Chiffon—trimmed with Gold Shadow Lace; for wear with tailored suits. 7.50 and 8.95 values 9.25 and 10.50 Attention is directed to the attractive Blouses for Mourning and Semi-Mourning wear moderately priced. Special Values FEATHER NECKWEAR Novelties in Satin and Ostrich Collarettes,—Black and colors. value 9.75, 6.50 and 7.50 Ostrich and Marabout Cravats,—Satin lining.......... 2.75 value 3.75 Ostrich and Marabout Scarfs. . . .value 2.75, 1.65 and 1.75 Ostrich aud Marabout Muffs..value 5.50 to 8.50, 4.25 and 6.75 “LA VIDA” CORSETS An extensive variety of models for every style of figure de- signed to meet the requirements of the prevailing mode of dress, —the slightly curved waist line and medium bust being very popular. Imported CoUtil........6..00ee eee 3.00, 5.00 and 7.50 .5.00, 6.50 and 10.00 10.00 and 18,00 “McCREERY SILKS” Extraordinary Sale of Over 50,000 Yards BLACK DRESS VELVETS Is now in progress. The following is one of the many extraordinary offerings :— Superior Quality, Extra Width Black Chiffon Velvet, one and a “These are book-keeping books of “One moment!" said Assistant Dis- ‘What do Ing his hands skyward and registering the ‘The Magia- trate urged them to agree on a state- ment of facts to present to the Court and they went into conference in an frowned, “Chu wan ming hoy ting gah-h-h-h;” or | ya. 3,95| appeared horror and disgust on his mobile coun- tenance ley Kee he cook the books so can't tell where money goes. ‘Tai caught 3 held him with his glittering eye as Mol Ting reverentiy unwrapped a! he pointed }large bundie and exposed to view | Sd erted: ‘The pages were covered| — with marks that looked as if the neighbors’ hens had walked on them Toys, Dolls and Games Complete Assortments at Moderate Prices dames McCreery & Co. Interesting Sales on Tuesday and Wednesday. - ‘omsibly, G Corrigan interrupted, statement the Court mi m7 heh!" in ne wubb h “He say,” explained Mol Tin hey all marched in Kistrate natically at the boo harley Kee chu wa PARK & TILFORD'S. Chocolates and Bonbons - OF PURITY AND EXCELLENCE—TEMPTINGLY DELICIOUS Are The Best: THIS BANNER IS DISPLAYED BY THOUSANDS OF DEALERS FOR THE BEST OF REASONS 5th Avenue Specially Priced a HAND BAGS & PARTY CASES . Desirable Gift Suggestions Hand Bags of Morocco or Pin Seal Leather, in shapes and sizes. Black and Colors. Hand Bags of Black Silk Moire or Chiffon Velvet in @ latest models. 1 Hand Bags of Real Pin Seal, Barley Grain or Me Leather, with pannier or side handles; some with inside f or with purse and mirror. Black and Colors. Hand Bags of Chiffon or Brocaded Velvets and Silk in a variety of styles. Hand Bags of Rea, Seal, Pin or Barley Grain pleated and shirred effects; some with inside frame and vanity fittings; others with purse and mirror. Black and co Hand Bags of excellent quality Chiffon Velvet or Sts and Moire Silk; many exclusive styles. Other Hand Bags ranging in price from........ toria, Box, Pannier, Oval or Octagon shapes; rs; five to eleven fittings; Black and Colors. 1.75, 2.75 to : Other Party Boxes ranging in price from Attractive Offerings LEATHER GOODS Motor Cases of English Cross-grain Leather,—two Moire lined; ten accessories, Motor Cases in a petite suit case style, of Polished Eer Leather; silk lined; containing nine or ten fittings. a Purple, Blue or Violet. 13.50 and t Dressing Cases for Men,—made of Brown or d te Smoke Cowhide; eight practical aecessoriea in Ebony fini iy ‘s including Military Brush. F i Other Dressing Cases for Men and Scarf Pin Cases 4.85 to 23 +» 50cto§ Women. . STATIONERY DEPARTMENT Telephone Registers Pinochle Cases with Cards. . Safety Ink-wells in Cases. Brief Cases Tourist Cases “Motor Trip” Oo The above are but a few of the numerous desirable articles in the Leather Goods and Stationery Depart- ments, offering acceptable suggestions for attractive and serviceable gifts. we MAIDS’ DRESSES & APRONS Fifth Floor £ The regular stock contains complete assortments of! | Maids’ Dresses,—Size 34 to 42 inch bust measure,—_ at the following prices:— P Chambray or Gingham. Black Sateen...... Cotton Alpaca Black Mohair . Nurses’ White Uniform Collar and Cuff Sets,—Hemstitched or Embroidered. 22e to A complete stock of Colored Aprons, including But and Rubberized Aprons for Household Use. 25c to Fine Lawn Aprons Specially Priced. Small and Large Sizes,—with or without bile,