The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1915, Page 12

ee Z 32 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1918. FULTON THEATRE might eeek to identify a man they ny spend the Christmas holidays wien] called the day the vase disappeared, his family in England. Sir Edgar R.| a tire ms orden Bowring, one of the owners of the and inspected the premises on ord Teed Cross Steamship line, was also a he naid, from Inspector Faurot pausenger The maid and butler were unable to The Adriatic, ike all Britinh liners pick out the man, and the police now which have sailed recently, carried believe the vase was stolen by « pro | big, deckloads ,of areoplancs, trucks fessional thief posing as a police of- for nearly an ny nation of the passoprte of ul jeer. ngers. Forty were turned Tho supposed detective appeared at back from the steerage and several the Huntington home last Baturday. from the second enbin for the lack of } oe | — ——_ POULTRY, MEATS, FISH, GAME ! WEST When New York Was a Village Here was the village market in 1812. This was the chief city market in 1861, To-day this is the most modern, best equipped food market in the world. OS) 46th Street, West of Broadway BR eanens se caren ne ; z Washington Markets, : ; ences in the neighborhood, In order Western Union Dividend. fo} on InuoUs 0 i that the police might be familiar with The Western Union Telegraph Com- Whi e e e e Entered Fifth Avenue Home 01 | «he tay of the land in the rear of the| Report Document Will Be Re-| pany directors to-duy declared the rexu- ar Retail and Wholesale - 3 Se a . aah Ee <6 houses, to enable them better to pre 5 : ; coh ais ot id tha the eer vent The housewife gives her order by telephone and re- » , = S| and dividend of one-half of Pretext He Was Sent to vee une : He was ellowred he vealed When Safe Deposit per sinking Catar "disbursements of 4 ceives it the same day—delivered by fast auto truck. Or she a @) The French Government S cm go through the house, After hin de- 4 ite tor the rf. This re. Jo as her grandmother did—-personally pick ana choose. : . a tare the valtable vaee Was missed Box Is Opened. places the stock to dividend no Bon than Li m Libor te Or Examine It. Peat Ch ine abale wan mete 16} pened ban ny years prior Without seeing, it is hard to believe that so many good é Official Motion Pictures the police by Mr, Huntington, who is —ins ein meray «heal Bir things are within reach of the average purse, and all under © Through a general line-up of nearly | buildin any, With offices at No.| There ts a ponsibility that when the one roof. CANDIES, NUTS, PASTRY, DELICATESSEN VAL “344400 ‘S990 “SSagHD “‘WaLlig TW ity detectives, from every pre- | Isroad Str Unstoad, the theft was] sate deposit boxes of the late Andrew | OW hs eurtout Accessible to all Ferries, Hudson Tubes, Subway, i einet, at Police Headquarters to-day,] Tporlee f No. 128 William | Freedman are opened Inte this after-| sacramento was ordered home from Elevated and Surface Cars the theft of « $400 antique vase from | street rrigan, of that con-|noon in the vaults of a downtown |Haytl to-day, in line with the policy of the héme of H. FE, Huntington, at] cern, made a complaint to Inspector " ; | : Ls American naval force there Fitty-soventh Street and Fifth Ave.|Paurot to-day, which resuited In the |trust company, there wil be found WASHINGTON p e-up of detectives. The police say ee will warrant hue, became public, The detectives ne Up Of ie evn cction of Fifth {Mother will executed by the dead|T A Nashelite and: Castine FRUITS AND VEGETABLES were lined up in order that a maid] avenue residences has been issved by capitalist, or codicils modifying the ‘o reduction in the force of and butler in the Huntington home’ them. 2,000 marines on shore duty has been “4 -—--- oe OO testament which was read last night | ¢ red. SUNDAY WORLD WANT ADS. WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. to Mr. Freedman’s relatives at the | Hotel Biltmore — = 66 55 The possibility of such a discovery | t may make necessary 4he postpone-| f ment of the filing of the will already referred to until to-morrow. The safe deposit box which are ' still undisturbed, would have been| opened this morning had it not been t that the person in charge of the mat- 5 ter was compelled to be away owing ia to the funeral of a relative. Just what i the boxes contain Is not definitely | i known, beyond that they hold a large : quantity of the securities Mr. Freed- k man Ip known to have ow 5 Estimates of Mr. Freedman's for- i tune run as high as $20,000,000, but the i figures are set more conservatively as ’ between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000, ' According to the will, whose pro- visions have already become public, Mr. Freedman left the greater part of Management MORRIS GEST IN FRANCE. BROOKLYN LIFELIKE ACTION PANORAMA OF THE GREAT HISTORY - MAKING CONFLICT. J Stirring pictures of artillery duels at Champagne and Mitzeral, the Taking of Hill 830, trenches under fire, Aerial fleet in scout flights at night, Warfare with poison gas, the Grand Review— OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & C Fulton and Bridge Sts.,; Brooklyn @ scenes that thrill and scenes that give a glimpse Announce for To-morrow, Thursday ©) of the tragedy of it all. These are but a few of the many. It would take pages to describe Another Purchase and Sale of the pictures, for they all show © oo his fortune to the foundation and ' : 9 ‘ Q Enjoy Life! Stop Headaches, Sour Stomach, Bilious- | maintenance of a home for the aged. | H 3 i] i} Oi Berta, tom Sema B meteors Shar Saas 315 Afternoon & Evening Dresses g WAR JUST AS IT IS! 2 comparatively small bequests are left Women's and Misses’ Street Dresses of is) iS) ‘omen, ren— lon Boxes is left a life interest in one-halt of ombinations of Serge and Taffeta, Velvet [S) asnington Evenin B Sold Last Year. a heciese mines a and Silk or Charmeuse and Serge in desir- rom § gor, ie 3 Spee and the remainder following the S able colors. Also evening dresses of Taffeta, Charmeuse Pompadour Silks and Chiffons. Actual values to $35.00 i 0 A 715 Will Close Out Thursday 275 Winter Coats ASCARETS WORK WHILE 2 the trenches and ire. Dugmore w Women’s and Misses’ Coats of Corduroy, . ECU aks u Zibeline, Cheviot, Tweeds, Whipcords, Wool A AS GIFT Ss ALF. Velours, and Mixtures; collars trimmed with velvet, plush and various fur; lined throughout with guaranteed Satin or Xx aifte for your friends and ry reg meray at this season Peau de Cygne and warmly interlined. if customers candy, r Ting Tienes Cae Formerly sold to $29.75 15 .00 ' 2) OUR PRICES ARE Special Christmas Credit Offer ACCOUNTS OPENED FROM arti a $5 to $5,000 i vy yuremacg? | On Small Weekly or Monthly Payments Sed fresh Braise went eee SMALL ACCOUNTS ESPECIALLY INVITED. Ks Nov, 19, 1915, SERIES OF WAR PICTURES AT THE FRENCH EMBASSY death of the mother and sister goes Straighten up! Remove the liver and 4 bowel poison which is keeping your head y the seadilehs gut trexiba of the digzy, your tongue coated, breath offen-| or sicken like salts, pi 1 Unt 4 sive, and stomach sour. Don't stay! They act so gently that you hardly |¢tate are Samuel Untermeyer an Hilious, sick, headachy, constipated ar! | realize you have taken @ cathartic, )th® Guaranty Truat Company, but full of cold.” Why don’t you get a bot | Mothers should give crors, sick, bilious| Mr. Untermeyer so far declines to of Cascarets from the drug store and eat | or feverish children a whole Cascaret | disgues the matter. . tine or two tonight and enjoy the nicest, | any time—they act thoroughly and are SAILS TO GO TO TRENCHES. gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you | harmless. | Mayor Dugmore Leaves on Adriatic ecw SOE i | Views Witnessed by Audience of Promi- | nent Residents, Including Diplo- | mats and U. S. Officials. | to Rejoin Regiment at Front. Major C. P. R. Dugmore, with his | wife, who was Mrs. Bramhall Gilbert jof Great Neck, sailed on the White | Star liner Adriatic for England to- A gathering of sixty or more prominent residents of the national capital, including diplomats and Government offi met last night at the French Embassy by ation to witness the first presentation in this country of the series of war motion pictures taken by the order of the French Government for pres- ervation in the national archives of France. From 10 until 12.30 o'clock they watched scenes depicting infantry charges, divisions on the march, artillery fire, exploding gas bombs and German prisoners being conveyed to the rear. In one picture alone no fewer than 120,000 men were shown—more men than are in the entire United States Army. Of especial interest were the views of the battle front in the Champagne district, which has been compared in appearance to the site of a ruined machine shop fifteen miles long by three miles in breadth. The films were ex- plained by E. Alexander Powell, an American war correspondent, through whom the French Government loaned the series. Later they are to be exhibited throughout the United States and Canada, the next display being scheduled for New York for the benefit of the Lafayette Fund, the date for which has not been selected. Positively None Sent on Approval ee oo SALE OF 50 & 100-PIECE DINNER SETS ue T CHRISTMAS NUMBER O. THE BROOKLYN CITIZEN TTT Will be Published On Sunday, December 12 A corps of experts have been working for weeks to make this issue of the Citizen the best that has ever been produced, — . . ig a nf NS It will contain special articles of timely interest and many beautiful pictures leather. i suitable to the festive occasion. (4 THE BROOKLYN CITIZEN 1916 CALENDAR 1916 THE BEST AND LARGEST CALENDAR ISSUED Will be ready for distribution Monday, December 13th. To be sure of securing one of the calendars, order in advance from your newsdealer next Dec. 12-SUNDAY’S CITIZEN—Dee. 12 Cut out the coupon that will be found at the top of the first page of the paper and present same at the Main Office of the Citizen, junction of Fulton, Adams and Willoughby Streets, not later than Friday, December 17th, If you wish the calendar mailed, remit 7e for postage, with the coupon, to the Circulation Department of the Citizen. and 7 ‘and tapestry, Es reda of patterne truit o Arm Chair : ¥ These are the ONLY Pesce: Wesibuian to the Allied Dip omats Rea. Price 830 at the French Embassy in Washington - Battles in Progress are realistically disclosed in these official motion (© pictures which were taken by order of the Great General Staff of the French Army for the National Archives and loaned to Che Ny through its War Correspondent, E, Alexander Powell, for exhibition in the United States and Canada. You Can Buy Any Style Talking Machine From $8.95 to $250. wortmoent of rec ft * ¥ OR MONTH Genuine Leather Rockers Reg, Price 823% 2G aw > EEE O} © SONS ONO) ra _— | .K OK AS MANY P TO B35. LARGER SAME PROPORTION, it te of ond omesl it, ‘any address at any’ tine’ you state These pictures are projected on the screen by ‘(@_ Claude Patin, Lieutenant of the 46th Regiment ©. of the Line, who lived the life which in many instances the pictures show. The very atmosphere of the Cattlefront is in these Pictures for History FULTON THEATRE N 3 US 46TH STREET, WEST OF BROADWAY is Music by Full Orchestra. 6) w 28.1 wees 1G] ‘seat, BF BAST St. ¢ | umdann Block 129°" &C@mpy gr AVE. BWE HAVE ONLY swO STOnEs y =. GLOGS SG: __ a