The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1915, Page 5

previous summers by trespassers on his property who reached ihe bay by & town road which has been in exint- ence for twenty years. They often strayed from the beach, which is held by -recent court ‘detision’ to be town property, into the Parsons premises So Mr. Parsdns built, a fence which went to the water and shut off the road Complaint was made to the Board of Trustees and a suggestion that the fence was illegal was ignored. A special meeting of the board was set for yesterday afternoon “at the fence in question,” In automobiles Super- From the Shore Summarily | visor Phitip Christ, Secretary Thomas O'Connell, Assessors Jere- Disposed Of. miah Stapleton, Timothy Bird and E. "i 8. MeFarren and Superintendent of Roads Edmund O'Connell gathered at the spot and held a session for- mally condemning the fence. ‘GREAT NECK RISES ~WNATS WRATH AND ~DEMOLSHES FENCE One That Barred the Public | BOLE © mpectdl to The Reening World.) @REAT NECK, L. 1, May %—The Wealthy residents of the shore section! “would you ‘ike to ee the fecree sare all worked up by the unpre-!carried out, gentlemen?” asked Mr, cedented action of the Town Trustees! O'Connell yesterday against Walter W. Parsons,| “Go to It," said the supervisor. 34th Street =. Misses’ Suits of Tan or Gray Palm Beach Cloth; plain tailored or sport coat models. Sizes 14 to 18 years. 12.75 and 14.75 Misses’ White Dresses of Net or Voile,—chic models, 14 to 18 years. 9.75 and 14.75 Misses’ Linen Dresses,—attractive new models in French or Irish Linen. Blue, White, Pink or Tan. Size 14 to 18 years. 6.75, 8.75 and 10.75 Misses’ Summer Dresses of Figured or Striped Voile; very emart models. Size 14 to 18 years. 6.75, 9.75 and 12.75 Misses’ Dresses of Plain, Striped or Plaid Taffeta,—also Crepe de Chine in several new models in White, Navy or Belgian Blue. Size 14 to 18 years. 16.75 and 24.50 Misses’ Washable Skirts of Imported Repp, Pique, Ga- bardine, Cordeline or Corduroy. Size 14 to 18 years. 2.95, 4.75 and 5.75 Size \ . Special a YOUNG MEN’S & Young Men's Suits made of Fancy Cheviot, ‘I'weed or Homespun. Sizes $4 to 40 inch chest. 12.50 regularly up to 20.00 Boys’ and Children's Panama Hats in Chester, Telescope and Rah Rab models regularly 5.00 and 6.00, 2.95 Remaining Stock of Straw Hats 1.50 to 2.95 regularly 2,00 to 4.50 WHITE WASH DRESS GOODS 6,000 Yards of White Dress Fabrics yd. 19¢ to 35e¢ formerly @4e to The Weaves include Crepe, Pique, Golf Crepe and Orgundie White Nainsook and Long Cloth formerly 1.60 12 yd. piece 1,15 formerly 1.65........ 1% yd. piece 1.45 formerly @.26 ; 1% yd. plece 1,75 White Golf Corduroy, Fast Pile 68 inches wide formerly 1.86, yd. BB e "SOROSIS” BOOTS & OXFORDS 4 Sart models in Men's Parent Hoots and Ox fords, on new laste, in all : deetralle benthers 5.00 \» B.00 Standard Wool Bunting Flags 1.95 4.66 2.76 5.65 Ving Poles complete with wooden trucks. balls and halyards, 4be Ohe aa6nt baat Oat hele ’ on 0 te je tt io ft Tbe 1.36 AMERICAN VPLAGS—Exceptional Values eT pre , THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1916. tied directly Into the bay of which complaint had been made under the new State health law, although it had caused no one any individual annoy- ance. Mr. O'Connell hopefully called at- tention to the fact that his men had spades and crowbars, as well as axes, but the supervisor held that a day's work had been done, and that, as the shore front people have not been con- spicuous workers for the Christ ad- ministration around election time, it might look like rubbing it in, The sewer was not molested, entaens ROBBERS USED GLOVES. at least In a sense that it will over be useful as a fence again. | AS There was then a suggestion that eS Dit ‘ Mr. Parsons bad a sewer which emp- 3 Fingerprints When They Cracked This Safe. Soon after daylight this morning burglars entered the Coca-Cola Build- ing at No, 320 West Twenty-seventh Street, On the second floor they dragged ® small safe into a rear room and blew James McCreery & Co. Purchases on Saturday will appear on bill rendered July ist 5th Avenue Exceptional Values _ MISSES’ AND GIRLS’ SUMMER APPAREL Girls’ Washable Dresses of Plain Chambray, or Striped or Plaid Gingham; practical models, Size 6 to 14 years. 1.95 and 2.95 Girls’ Linen Dresses,—Russian model, embroidered front, collar and cuffs; suede leather belt. Size 6 to 12 years. 4.95 Girls’ White Dresses of Voile, Lawn or Net; dainty models, neatly embroidered or trimmed with insertion of embroidery or Valenciennes lace. Size 6 to 14 years. 2.95, 4.50 and 6.95 Girls’ Prizcess Slips of Silk Mull or China Silk. Size 6 to 14 years. 1.95 and 2.95 Girls’ and Misses’ Middy Blouses, size 6 to 18 years., 1.15 Girls’ Middy Skirts of White, Navy Blue or Tan Galatea; also Navy Blue Serge; pleated and gored models. Size 6 to 14 years. 1.35 and 2.95 Girls’ and Misses’ Bloomers of White, Navy Blue or Tan Galatea; also Navy Blue or Black Serge. Size 6 to 18 years. 1.35 and 2.95 Values BOYS’ CLOTHING 5th Floor Boys trousers, Norfolk Suits with two pairs of knickerbocker Made of Fancy Cheviot. Size 8 to 17 years. 5.50 regularly 7.50 To Close Out—Boys’ Coats and Reefers. Incomplete range of sizes, 3 to 10 years and 14to 18 years; from 3.95 regularly up to 7,50 Remarkable Offering SILK PARASOLS regularly 4.50 10 6.00 2,95 Novelty Parasols, including all the season's new and desirable colors and popular shapes, such as the Jap Fujiyama), Sunrae, Shirred, La Belle, Swan's Neck Canopies, and many others covered with plain or fancy novelty silks, A number with detachable handles, to be conveniently carried in suit cases. Beautiful Biack and White effects in all models; attractive and desirable handles. -95 regularly 8.00 and 4.00 A large assortment of Taffeta Milk Parasols, with rbhon ineertions,; ribbon of Dresden borders, alo Plain colored of lack and White Taffetas 4.95 regulanly 6.60 and #60 An wttrnctive line A Dresden bilk Parasols, deep ribbon eeriions, oh@ plan top with elirred ribbon border, os cellent Vanety Silk Flags on Staffs 4 6 inches Te 10 8 16 Wrhes lhe oa # hnehes Wc it 6 IF inches ro #0 It inches W2e 16 & & inches We 14 5 86 inches Tbe Galvanized Malleable Iron Flag Pole Brackets, 70¢ to 1.35 FACE- BATHING WITH Cuticura Soap Most Soothing to Sensitive Skins. Trial Free. Fapecially followed touches of cia Oren ae Nothing better for the kin than these fragrant super-creamy emollients. treasurer of the American Bureau of] Mr. O'Connell, while the board walt-| {geen Mak que seerine, 4 They took Sample Each Free by Mail Shipping, who has a big country|ed, whisked away and returned with|in the safe, and got away. : 4 Jace on the water frovt 4 ae No finger prints were found and it| With 3p. Skin Book. ‘Address Pr : ater frov a id of men armed with axes. IN} was evident tht gloves had been used Dept. Y, B 4 Mr. Parsons has been annoyed tal half an hour there wasn't any fence-ll by the thieves to prevent Impressions. | shroughout the world. FOUNDED 1s26 Lord FURS, WEARING APPAREL, RUGS and DRAPERIES Stored in Dry Cold Air Insured against lose by fire, moth and theft. Plant on the premises, Third Fleer the month w $40.00. Coats for the Sea Shore and Country $12.75, 14.50 and 17.50 In Jersey cloth and the newest materials. Dimity, $5.95 and 6.95 $7.50, 10.95 and 19.50. The Six Smart Styles of WOMEN’S $5.00 NOVELTY LOW SHOES AT $2.95 For Saturday fawn quarters. buckskin inlaid. kid quarters. bands. Patent leather with fawn buckskin inlaid. kid quarters. Turn soles or welted; Louis IV heels. > and A Comprehensive Collection of in the latest effects and leathers. Prices are moderate. Second Fleer showin A box-pleated Georgette crepe waist (copy of an imported model) has a high collar, vest and flaring cuffs of hemstitched organdy. The price $9.%. A white Georgette crepe waist has front elaborately embroidered with filet medallions inserted and is priced $6.95. Satin striped radium silk blouses come in dainty colorings, with deep pointed flat collar, Price $5.00. Embroidered crepe-de-chine waists with flat collar and pointed cuffs, in white and flesh color, are excellent values at $2.95, Several models of Georgette crepe and crepe-de-chine, high of low neck, long sleeves, are priced $5.00 and 5.95. Filet lace waists with under bodice of here epecially priced at $5.00 and 5: A Clearance Sale of CORSETS that includes many of our beet models providing for slight medium and well developed figures It wto be noted knickers thet while the rar ves is ie we the assortment Land he Taylor $1.0, 1.95, 2.75 wnplete. wll eae Byer ial the younger vet tresh and clean looking preed De wo $1.00 Models, $2. Vousl prices up Vieme ond 3%, wo WO LaVida Models, $1.95, 3.95 ond 510. Usual prices up to $10.00 Aw i Lady Models 1% 2.5. Usual prices up to co Mune. lene Models, $2.0), 4.50 and GAM, Usual proes up to 912.00 Amend Flow Menthe these hildre ful, vast seeortine rolex” toys Vow to be hed in wh black & Taylor FIFTH AVBNUB Charge purchases made during the balance of appear on bills rendered July 1st. AN ASSEMBLAGE of HOLIDAY, SPECIALS | Last days to plan for the first holiday of the season— Memorial Day. Coming as it does—combining Saturday, Sunday and Monday—one finds time for a genuine outing. The wardrobe must. be complete with the proper clothing, hats, shoes, blouses and luggage for the journey. The sections represented | here are but a few of the many that have made generous preparations for this occasion. SUITS FOR MISSES AND SMALL WOMEN Just one hundred suits fashioned in gabardine and serge; both oe and fancy models, in black and white checks and navy blue. hese suits now $12.50, 15.00 and 19.50, were formerly as high as Outing Dresses of French Linen and Dolly Varden Simple tailored effects and pretty combinations of white and colored voiles. Dresses with two and three tier pleated skirts; smart cotton frocks, novelty voiles, crepes and tissues are priced The Sauntering Public Will Delight In Patent leather vamp with Patent leather with gray Gun metal vamp with gray Gun metal with gray kid Patent leather with sand SPORT SHOES for MEN and WOMEN New Summer Blouses that Have the Charm of Originality the sheer fabrics that are so attractive and make these dainty garments the fascinating part of women's dress nowadays. You will find the prices surprisingly small. WATTS" pay ie f Embroidered voile, front and back fi cream or flesh color satin and tyes quarter length sleeves are BOYS' BLUE SERGE SUITS $6.75, 7.50, 10.50 Conlormation Suite that will wear well and retain their shape. Nortolk models with the needed extra knickers fronts are plain and the, backs display inverted pleats Other Nortol suite in cheviet and tweeds with extra Sizes 7 to 18 years WASHABLE HATS FOR CHILDREN Healthy out-ol-doore play telle on the head covering of Hate of Palm Beach cloth, pongee, duck and khaki are just the right kind to return trom the tub CHILDREN'S SLEEPING SUITS ut madras and percale are wpecially priced 7¥e, BOYS’ and GIRLS’ SOX ved out orders in Dusope tor mon of ra) oh colors and novelty etlects unped embroidered and clocked. Many ten hues 4% 10 OM, priced 25e, Me, Me andapwards. MURRAY HILL sooo INCOMPARABLB- Dishes ale Carte A Variety of Girls’ Dresses One is of Persian lawn with a pin tucked waist and satin girdle. The full skirt is embellished with insertions of Valenciennes lace and is priced at $4.75. Another of figured voile is made with a coat effect, the neck of which has lace ruffles and a skirt shirred at the top and finished with a velvet girdle priced $3.95 These linon, voile and plaid gingham dresses tub beautifully. are to be had in avarietyof styles and colors at $1.25, 1.95 and The Girls’ Coats are priced $5.00 and 7.50, ~ to clear away quickly They sold formerly at $9.50 and 15.00, made of serges and checks either lined or unlined. Third Fleer WOMEN’S SUMMER SUITS, COATS and WASH SKIRTS At Attractive Reductions ‘ The time for linen and Palm Beach cloth suits is at hand. Decoration Day will witness the season's premier of suits in materials worn by the smarter dressers. ‘e have priced an interesting assortment $12.50, 15.00 and 16.50. ’ Skirts of cordeline, pique, cotton , washable corduroy, cotton gakandine, khaki, aponge and Youn Beach eleeh 5a tas new models are priced according to the materials. $1,95, 2.50, 2.95, 3.25 upward to 6.75 Street and Journey Coats for Women - In the really practical models and materials, $12.50, 15.00 and * Touring Auto Dusters Automobile Section You may be sure the road will be dusty and much travelled this holiday. The coats of imported pongee and shantung silks with convertible collars, set-in sleeves and belted backs are a necessity. The price $18.50, Third Floor And then there is a wealth of styles in Attractive Blouses in Lingerie tucked, turn-down collar and cuffs fini with picot edge, at $5.95. . Sheer tucked and embroidered batiste blouses with the new collar and cuffs, in- troducing color and pleating, are specially priced at $3.95, A fine voile smocked yoke model has a flaring collar and large crochet buttons and is priced at $2.95. Handkerchief linen blouses, jabot flat flaring collar and cuffs with piping, at $2.95. Handkerchief linen blouses with embroid- ered notched collar and cufls in white, blue A number of pretty new in fancy and are very special values at $1.95. Third Floor SPORT HATS for the HOLIDAY Are Low in Price Hate of felt, bankok, hemp, panama, velvet and stitched silk run the whole gamut of shape, color and price, from Crusher’ type at Be to com- binations of tet and leghorm = $10.00 o: 0 tency banker ot $11.4. A Sensible Sport Het At $3.50 is made of taille ole with @ crown of itched braid, This hat comes in many colors end The ‘| eas. priced $4.76 to 6.75, ln white, tan, grey and mimtuses, Now they are here in @ wonder Pian or wider blues, old tose, navy oF Greeed View