The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1916, Page 15

The police throughout the high rent problem. Suits - (Spectal ening World.) MOUNT VERNON, N. ¥,, Dec. 20,— Weatchester County are making extra efforts to-day, to capture a burglar whb is known as “the borer,” because he carries a brace and bit with which hoe bores holes in « Goor in order to.reach the key, and who stole about $2,000 worth of silverware from the home of Bradford Rhoades, a Monroe Clothes at $15 are a more remarkable achievement and of more every-day interest to you than the land- marks which stud New Monroe Clothes are never ‘‘Sale’’ Clothes. price always gets you more value than is elsewhere obtainable any time. And it's because of these savings that our modern ideas have enabled us to make that thousands of men who formerly paid considerably more for their clothes now buy | Monroe Clothes regularly and satisfactorily. Come up—see the wonderful variety and self-evident values we show in Suits, Overcoats | and Evening Clothes—and we know your Holiday Clothes will be the same as thousands | of other well dressed New Yorkers—MONROE CLOTHES. Overcoats AMERICA’S LARGEST UPSTAIRS CLOTHIERS Monroe Clothes banker, at Quaker Ridge, Scarsdale, early Tuesday morning. While the fam- ily slept upstairs he helped himself to valuable silverware in the dining-room. For weeks the police have been trying ito catch “the borer,” who is an ex-curt vict. He has bored his way into several homes In White Plains, Yonkers. Mount Vernon, New Rochelle and Port C! It {s Bald that he was only rel from Sing Sing prison in July last. He always bores eleven hotes around a circle in the panel of a door big enourn knocked out ‘the bored ald easy work to reach the key and . day before Richmond, Mrs. Gi years, of Concord, 8. 1, was t burn Prison for two and ot yea Concomd, who married months. ‘hand living. SWI — = $15. But now they know better. Monroe Ciothes. —stripped of all middlemen's profits. 1 Evening Clothes, $15 42nd ST., Cor. B’way—Times Square NASSAU ST., Cor. Frankfort—City Hall B'WAY, Cor. Fulton Street COLUMBUS CIRCLE, N. W. Cor. 59th St. 125th ST., Cor. 7th Ave. BRONX—Bergen Ave., Cor. 149th St. SROOKLYN—Court St., Cor. Montague St. Fulton St., Cor. Hoyt. NEWARK, 151 Market Street JERSEY CITY, Newark Av. at Bay St. Open evenings till 9 Saturdaye till 10 neer New York, haa written to Excise Com- half missioner Green, protesting that “the ich Goldgrabe, Arty yeats, pleaded ‘guilty to a similar charge and celebration Was sentenced to Sing Sing for eighteen giows blatar He had married Mra. 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Under guidance of officers of the Third Precinct, the motor cars will be petroled to the ad- dress given in the invitation, and the women visitors, when going into the house where the exhibit will be held, will walk just bebind their uniformed escorts. Some expected visitors aro Mr. and Mrs, Louts Spreckels, cousins of Claus Spreckels, the eugar king; William Taylor or his wife, who live on Saratoga Avenue, and Dr. or Mrs. Stephen Lee from Ashburton Avenue. All have complained of thefts from their homes, | The Hall woman, who for months has been posing as a servant in Yonk- ers homes, is suspected of being re- sponisble, She ts only twenty-one wnd although she ts a colored girl, who fnsists she never has been any thing but a servant, she showed markable taste tn her selections, ac- cording to the police, She is under arrest on Mr. Taylor's complaint. | —_—_—_ Justice Tompkins will continue to| hear testimony on Dec in connec. , tion with the suit br Henry T. 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Pi chester County. The City of Mount Vernon has filed| a return in the Coun k's office have re mn of the} duced the assessed y owned by the New Haven pr ta by the corpors Justic JAA Rochelle has fil the motion of Reading Coal set aside a verdict of $20,000 awarded! by a jury to Anthony Kk ol i kers, Persick was working in a ming in Shamokin, n his righ arm was crushed so badly it had to| p umputated, Martin and Edwar aA Mitchell of New Rochelle, | stood that ex-Coroner | of Yonkers has declined r the appointment of | tgator, and that How- | ar ‘ownsend of Hartsdale may | be appoin the pjosition by Dis- | trict Attorney-clect Lac Davis. Several other from Yonkers are position Parsons candidates also seeking the » President of t fonal Bank of ‘onxville, will deliver an address on " before the Parish Club to-morrow ev The Nine o'Clock Club of Mount Vernon will hold a dance in the audi-| torlum of the Weste r Wor Club Christmas night i esses will be fra, G. ‘ Mrs, Frank F. 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