The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1916, Page 13

TWO HOUSES ROBBED NAVY GASOLINE PRICES fH GLARE GLARE OF LIGHT, SHOWN NOT EXCESSIVE “Home of Deputy State spuly State Comptrotier Charge That Contracts Tle Up De- Ashmead and That of Neigh- partment to High Figures Nantucke' j Cornfelad Oval Schooner Founders. OLD SAYBROOK, Conn., ‘The schponer Maria Bailey of Harring- ton, Me., coal-laden, from New York for! fonnecticut River. Ss a reef, ag SN ee eee cnemnannencne neces sll — Anca SRI RIOR Sore e e Fe: Ez ENING ‘WORLD, FRIDAY, _NOVEMBER 3, 1916, Nov. 3.— t, foundered last night oft” Point at the mouth of the The Moon grounees oF ens Wr Siitchell ‘and Saybrook Point. Former!: A. T. wi Co., ea oe at Ninth, & contradic representati te whom he sald his Rame was Vincent De Forest White, and that he was travelling under the name of Charles Brody. Inquiry at Washington showed that! ry story to The World Cn Terms of $1-75a Week START Your Weekly or Monthly Payments DECEMBER 15th ompea this trial to-day. Brody ! or White gives his age as twenty- eight He tas short, heavy set and swarthy and says he was born Inj Brooklyn, U-59 MET STORMS — ALL THE WAY HOME. Receive a6 & Bells Beautitul Cabinet foi lor If you call to-day or to-mor- Giant Seas Kept » Submarine 's| re Gian cibver ab @ dave tho Player re Crew Below Decks Through- |]} iivered in your home at once. out Voyage. | BERLIN, Nov. 8.—-Capt, Hans Rose of the German submarine U-53, whose safe return to a German port after its visit to Newport and operations off the American coast was an-, nounced yesterday, reports that he These beautiful 88-note new players are anteed by us, which assureg you absolu tection. The cases are designed along plain again to the north of England, whdn the submarine submerged en: tirly to escape the unbearable buf- sone My the tempest, and crew, nevertheless, ®rhe Story & Clark warerooms contain a Brooklyn stores. voyage, which, Including the prief stay on the Armorican side, lusted | exactly 41% daya, ot which ens teen were consumed by the westward | voyage. JL TERMS FOR SELLING BIRTH CONTROL LEAFLETS Kerr and Marmer Get Fifteen Days * Each,“Having Already Served Fifteen. Stephen Kerr and Robert Marmer, who were convicted Tuesday in the) Court of Special Sessigns of selling birth contro} literature: were to-day 7 sentenced to each serve ffteen days, in the City Vrlaon by Justices d-¥, * wards, Freschi and Fherbert. “PIA mk oO 12 & 14 W. $2d St., N.Y. Both Stores OPEN EVERY EVENING And all Day and Evening on L. R. Corset Justice Hdwards satd the fact that) the young men had already served fifteen days mile awa.ting sentence almost everything one cor Fed bean taken into con limousines and wonderful Justice McInerney recomm sentence of thirty days for Mics Jen-| y, in dissenting from the! ferent kind of corset, One day she came’ int 50 fine in her case w en | d of a slinilar offence, | Made exclusively first Btreot shortly before 11 o'clock tty prorning. Harry auto a _furrier, of No. 1816 Street, Brow slyn, t een two ‘cars and crushed. had aia te vue Hospital Broad Xmas Player Piano Offer Christmas Club Members Easy paym Keasqnabie OURS IS A DIRECT FACTORY TO HOME OFfER, ENABLING A LIMITED NUMBER OF HOMES TO SAVE$1500 & MORE ON EACH OF Rated at Over a Million and in Business for 59 Yeara and Player Pianos. All the latest 1917 models are at our New York and Prices consistent with quality. ZQMPA «A 1100 Broadway, Brooklyn lection Day. There are Sixty Different al $1 to $12.50 Once upon a time there was a woman who had But no one had ever told her sha needed a dif- The John Wanamaker Store at Ninth, New York » bor Ransacked. % Is Disproved, i New York ‘Two dwellings on Hillside Avenue,’ WASHINGTON, Nov. %&—The Navy a) | 9 OT aShar'rae! ray She Bueraeeae cae «Internal Bathing’s | Women’s Street Coats BE Gop to boreomn, the burgurs MAINE C Nenattions “comtesee ae ele * a e Or ri New, special purchase to be| Six models in broadcloth, @ considerable amount of plunder. The York. As a matter of fact the de- Rapi Crowt' offered Fes at very|velours and warm mixtures, houses aro at Nos, 365 and $67, di- partment is not required to purchase moderate with and without fur collars rectly opposite the High School and & ener nadine Mea Lag Soa tha vain kas usa ext, 1oung omen’ § as IONS One group nol veloure du| $25. - he jh J 08 | which is to Coumtantly. "An wectrlo light hangs 12. e#eeee of the prevailing market pa Pteatanh Beate Betteay Makers of pllectabrie, coats | jp E2t"a Special—street coat, of on the street almost 40 front of (M@ The report charged that the Navy | it Why (tl ai sate eaae ye aa Ke izes 14, 16, 18 and 20 Years) $30 to $4 8.75, poo al mage gga deep et ween jl d on tetera » $45. Pqhe house entered first was that tracts to pay from 21¥p cents tee no| cy cummin ofthe Prnlfon and poeonews Upwards of 4,000 Coats, Suits and Dress@ fresh from thd work- Phalte aa, with full beaver of Deputy Stato Comptrotier Warren conte & gallon for garoline untit| fi» Suu § A Se as rooms, in the latest modes of the.Winter, and made skew ¥ for « collar, $86, Second floor, Old Buflding Aghmend. Mr. Ashmead did not get “Ny . bak oa this sale to be held simultaneously in our two st N k 7 Last December Secretaty Di Rie boy ae 'y o stores, New Yor tame a and MU, gated for coe nts som ef get and Philadelphia. Women’sEveningDresses femal pleces of jewelry wero taken, This contract 1 ‘ A special® group for Sat-jof the great that Mr. Ashmead knows of. A Bion contracts running hs urday, 818. 15 to $60. Several rari then. Br aera Tress Boar at Queens cones was komew hat higher than the p gen he prices in between; all at least jdresses, in chiffon velvets taken, as, well ha a memento of the eee tyected wv) | juarter Peer October prices. exquisite colorings. Fever wien ‘no eed whens drain” and" witha Moule excptinn the Brice 4 | ee aie aeRO MND erring prisoners, and iso later when we 4 ‘ ry prey macy ana i 1,500 attractive Blouses e mas the “rat entered It maa, found NEW 88 r 500 special blouses, $3.85 o : Not Ps te tp Bowe Of WARS Moyes, Wak @ (Latest 1917 Model) j rere Georgette and satin blouses cut in exceas of orders Be ee aac ie fer ote | work, sliver embroidery, lace, pleating’ and other tiemings side ot the pureau. The thiet evi- PLAYER PIANOS | Pretty odin’ a perietiy ar leating an: er trimmings. y laid the gun down #0 as to : have it renay for use and then went 400 special blouses, $2.85 ° was Ne theatre when their home With With | main crepe dgghine rathte tasply meade eet an peak hive tie realere: was rol a, a Bench and Music Roll ||! Main Aisle, Old Building. JAIL AMERICAN WHO an Uelest Cabinet |l!I} ‘These Are Illustration’ of the’ Actual Coats. -* =n 250 Special blouses, $5.75 | i q 4 lusic Rolls to Match C. and fleah color crepe eorgette wit! aquan' ity of em! ery. i: GIVES MANY ‘NAMES oats at 18. 75; $21. 50, $22. 50, $25 Thanksgiving Day Fashions ; oeelaehion With contrasting wool embroidery and wool fringe, crepe ‘Arrested at Aldershot, He Told ‘$28. 50, $29. 75, $37. 50 cers g - Faun ‘gette blouses in navy blue, $8.50. A British He Was Brother Officers’ Coats, $18.75 and ent od: @teen, navy, br ay irked .\\ Hem MERON Aint Burgundy. greeny Lace blouses, $8.75 and $12. ; ¢ of Harry Thaw. sFinre pockste, narrow belt: made of | “Umin’ llar Coats, $29.75 em eae Surplice blouses of flesh color crepe Georgette, each ruffle ) LONDON, Nov. 3.—At Aldershot ¢ ee idee ee ae Ruger, Coats, $29.7 ‘After Lanvin, $29.26 | of the fichu edged, with Valenciennes, $13.76. @ay an American who asserted hi Box-Pleated Coats, $18.75 imate istartges erate, st ‘eso Third floor, Old Building. ; ave was Rom, that he had bee: wih glouen,ffhiad Sngiws wat oti aiits aA ae a “ are banded, with Soca | - . ——— es th ken liner Alaunta and ih & ti ter Callot, browa or * ei ea Full Sweep Coats 22.50 | Sots, Aes cally: Large Fur Cottared Coats, | Millinery at‘ lower prices tenced to three months’ hard labor -dyed coney 0 ‘ai‘raccoon_on | tnuskracty hal : $37.50 Untrimmed hats, $2, were} Trimmed hats, $8,’ for being without an tentity book browits Wavy. burwutiay, Breen black. tentined “thon te" ana"fram: | $8.50 and $4; 500 black velvet.|$10; $7, were $9 and” $9.50; ote Ligeti ram ir also ts 5 Stitched conte $25 Flare Coats, $28.50 Mnavye arom and brown. "| shapes@arge ‘and small, includ-| nearly 200, Majority in ones false information. io «=prigoner, . Wool ve loura stitched t& maton mi . PS,% ghortly after the Alaunia was sunk, Readers ‘i burgundy, reece navy, baie ors panes ees halle nt ang seine Psbans aneagao, pe gett oe ae made contradi.tory statemefits of his f Th ° faupe “kit coney.. pockets with Trimmings just a step” away, gation velvet. Large and’ small experiences at both the Atmertcan Unigue o » Dressy Coats, e075 a Coats, $22.50 fur, (Brown. wavy. fury {regularly priced 86¢ up. Embassy and the Consulate, and told || Proposition World count peau de crane lied througout | babd of aeal-ayed. coney or naturel | Bieen, 16,10, V4, 20 youre 02% Ready-to-wear Millinery Salons, First ffoor, Old Building. Ferris Good Sense Elastic Corsets BOYS Fine new clothing ready for . Saturda: no passport had beew issued to such « $1.95, duplicates were $8.50 Nortel person. He then disappeared and » = ‘ ‘olk suits—many with @ {ater was arrested ‘at’ Aldershot, | a a W Y in our stocks, The maker is ira of knlekers— $7.60 to $16.50. eta, f'Reetien saat | For To-Day and TO-MORROW ONL discontinuing. this, particular| Dives $90 gi ; Long-trousers suits, $13.75 to model because of the scarcity of elastic. Very flexible and comfortable corsets for the athletic woman and the slen- der girl. Also American Lady Corsets: our $5 grades at $2.45. Main floor, Old Building. Unuseal Privileges of Music free, instead of Hench to match. f your music rolls, smart novelty suits, $5.50 to ti warm overcoats,.$10.5) to a remoats, $12 to Ess. 50. Pr yr esa beitéd, $' Burlington Arcade floor, New Building. Hosiery and Undgrwear For Women Thread silk stockings with mer- nston in case of alck= or oat of emp! as/( o\ RA Flannelette “Undies” Women's warm fuzzy night- These Pictures Illustrate Four Dresses and Two Suits. Dresses at $13.75, $18.75, $21.50, $23. 50 gowns, $1 to $2pand short petti-| cerized tops and soles, id colors THESE PLAYERS _ Serge Frocks, $18.75 Fob *ireabed: $21. 50 Wool Embroidersd Frocks, cone ‘Ske to Tée. New shipment.| and black. Special, B6e pair. colored bugle garni- Ba $18. 15 Third floor, Old Building. Silk stockings in black sad syod manufactured and guar- ay. brows ORG TIACE | and hi Georgette with dep and of serge at assortment of colors, some ie Serge & Crepe Georgette Dresses, $13.75 and some with merceri: and Caoopee Our $1.50 grade ehtet ae toot ool gmbroldery on opilar, Cathe, Aire" ond Satin & Crepe Georgette De navy, brow: te satisfaction and pro-. lines, yet artistic enough November Sale or had an exceedingly stormy, return |{] to saugiy the most scrutinizing buyer. Come in oak or mahogany Gee ene Ee Bedice Prenat: $18. ae | Frocks, $18.75 A 8 Medium weight ribbed cotton passage. The seas were ao high the ||| anishe# They Contain a Ave-point motors loud and soft expression Dressy Frocks, , $23. Lmrimmog with, pin “dete of new of Aprons, esta, various styles, $00 each. crew were at no time able to exercise devices, and the iainous transposer for singing purposes. Bel metal Charmeuse ine tid, worsted embroidery; 25e and 50 for special white} Tights to match, Zoe each, gp deck or to taka’ th alr oxce pt in|] plate, spruce sounding board, ivory keys, ebony sharpe; hinges, ete., Geer hens wi 16, 14 ana 20 years, tea x apioan teachers’ apron, work shone, Se, ight cote 4 grnups on nning tower. |!) finished in brags; iu fact, a model player—one you will be proud to > & aprons, maids’ aprons, waitresses’ ‘edium we cotton and wool Peres oft i Nowfoundiond. Bs nks, ||| play on and own, aprons, maids’ neckwear. mixed vests, 85¢; tights to match, 85c; extra sizes, $1. Heavy weight cotton and wool Mier $1; tights, $1; extra sizes, For Children Heavy weight fine ribbed eotton Third floor, Old Building. complete line of Pianos Corduroy Robes Bright colors in good cordur: 75 and $4.75 ualined. $5.06) stockings. Sizes 6 to 10 at be 4 re d with silk, ‘ & 18¢ (8 for 50c) according to Third floor, Old Building. fedium weight ribbed Is! stockings, sizes 7 to 10 in black! and 6 to 9 in white, 85¢ pair, 8 for $1. Main floor, Old Building. Children wo 5 Women’s smart rstreet Gloves Glove Shop Suggests soft @NTIL CHRISTMAS | } fine gray mocha or| heavier tan ith! Velveteen couts, $7.95, box —— These Pictures Illustrate Five Coats and One Suit. spear point backs, at $1.50. | ra an iat and interlined; flare » i g, i} Dt lll ° Suits at $18.75, $27.50, $28.50 | tamer 2h tattins, | Mit on nag ae | , eenenemenaae worated trimmings, $5. Worsted | Models | Fur- ‘trimmed Wool Velours fled Suits, $18.75 sry, 4, AUERUNaY. brown, aroee $1 Box of Flowers gy fs" gsouths el ae Byron col- | Suits, $27.50 vaatine| “Suits without fur Fresh cut red and pink rosos,| Four piece worsted sweater sets, » | Doub, pinnie. | red and white carnations, yellow, Sizes = to 6 yrs. $9.75. | and : 8.50 | Kew and white cf oii Little boys’ or gris" ieee ates Toa aa om Ke snap-dragons, pansies and’ deli.) excellent quality, $4.50 to $7.50. | tain in, beondeloun eR Tapane of cine Second floor; bid Building. | cate ferns, All for $1 Little girls’ hats, n or prettily trimmed, $3.50 ® $7.50. Third floor, Old Building. Three Smart Boots Flower Shop, Down-Stairs Store, New Building And Here Is the Story | Our preparations began months ago. We assembled the models one by one as we found in our own stocks or in other good stores. We picked only the most successful models of the season, uld think of—wealth and clothes. them—in Paris, in an importer’s hands here, ‘o the Wanamaker Corset Third Floor, Old Bidg, for to sar w h leather Louls heels, no t we have been examining and inspecting every alr nk eo marment to make sure that it ls up le Dp, $6. Main Floor, Old Building s, diseards In the market, unpopular models and fashlons ! _ Ak faethe a Salons, An assistant asked if she would not like te Then we called in some of our best manufacturers, for V V O1 nen 3$6 and $7 Pair MRS. HUNTER V WINS AGAIN. ||) have a new L. Re ee The ehange in her figure “We're going to hold a great opening-oi-tlie-season Sale,” we told them, “We will cut our A maker had some leather on c— Asneuate nly! ma Diverse ||| er ungniansous: Thecoreey seemed tobave been madetor ber, 11/8) ofits: and we expect you to cut yours, Figure everything in-quantity lots for the one sale only, hand, which he made up into three Judement Agi Lawyer, [| L. R. Corsets lw aye seem e have been: designed especi- |] [| without obliging yourself to difplicate later ore Now at what pri 1 produce “this model | of the newest metropolitan, models. oa ts wile, ee pee ae | ally, fon te Re ey ae a APS Ae perfect | with this cloth, trimmings and lining; what will be your cost on that t the other model ¢ We took the entire lot, getting them 7 | Sas sin/ tas Ah in. when| | = y?P Hh Out of this competition we finally selected nine manufacturers; | r less than we have paid for equal__, wdeciaion as hy aftiemtng | Batiste, brocade and coutil mode® to suit I] —and the twenty-four models wh nt tomorrow tn the Sale. ‘ ; lgrades. We shall place them on e divorce Judgn Against | ¢ wee ris; stand « € vor of I Y We |psisted on pigid copies of the full flare and tify Bune Annie Belle-|1\ Phe Woman of; The Matron, The Young Girl. || \}) souy ee eras peat ight Riga (BF ka and trimmings rs true t sale Hunter, In counter n. charged ||) Fashion, The Elderly) The La rge |liE) tur ts used, na ] s. 1 und 2--Boots of mahogany Russian calf \ Bia Siro win inAdelity | The Athletic! Woman. Woman, | Whon the samples camo in we had th 4 on different types of girls. We wanted them to be do leather tale heels and straight or imitation Teattharret Kertoot, | | Woman. The Slender| The Average | coming. And again and again ent them back for more, nah hd ae osetia Ape ahaeaials | wing tip. Price $7. leo. brougt ; ; 4 FC \ 00 ge eiioot fe | The Mother. Young Woman. Woman. proving ent Py mire ram Bee stock days before the Sale, and for this past week i _ », 8—Dri model in glazed black kidskin, | This is not @ sale of left-overs, excess and broken sizes,