The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1919, Page 8

ordered Mrs. Wilson to get into the Any EES . 1h ENA machine mous be nme «pte REAL Head- , : “areal iil ae man. © | ¢ 7 ? | A traMoc policoman was notified. Ou | ; ‘ ht Fa eae 4 He took around the cor 7 : AS SHES ABOUT. 2255) HERETO BE HALED S22 s C e |a man who gave the name ot Harry re pl | , ‘ Kamrowski, who said he lived at No. 28th Regiments and the 24 Machine 2 - 228 Hast 56th Street, came up and Gun Battalion. 10 BUY NEW ON stopped as he saw Mrs, Wilson in the Wi TH 1ST Divs I IN pine, Sth, 6th and 7th Wield Artiters 34th Street—New York ° } ib lens the 24 Bat- : | _—— fo ny ta Dia Na SRC car. “Rxouse me, lady; you are in the th wrong car,” he said. ‘The auxiliary Asbury. Park. Woman. While’ “Oh Po. thie i my husband's oar,” Washington Announces Which |'"fot Sonpinser Rem she replied. Nf . . Shopping. With Husband |" Witeon ana the poticoman came} Units Will Parade Here Gienal Dettalion: tat resin 3 C learance Sale Thursday Sees Car on Broadwa from their hiding place and Kam- nd in Washi n Hea mad Ye |rowakd told the latter he owned the and in Washington. Aromun! in, int Sanitary Tral Db mp car. Kamrowski was arrested. The 4 Posi: v8 Mrs, Harry Wilson's keen, sense of police way the prisoner asserted he| Casuals and wounded men of the|iecla Harlan at Acmoinnee Comme tively No C. 0 No Exchanges or Credits observation saved her husband the had been employed by Harry Gold-| 1st Division who have already re- price of & new automobile yesterday, smith, a silk merchant, No. 88% West | turned will be welcomed with the| bulani recovered his stolen machine and zn street’ and was with hie em-| division wher it debarks early in/Pital, 13th Ambulance Company. av; ue r ui 8 caused the arrest of the alleged pioyer at Asbury Park the night of September. There are several hun- a 55 YY ‘ge t, thief to await extradition t6 Asbury fh, concert. Ho is said to have ad. {dred of those men in New York city| MRS, A, L. HOFFMAN DIES. Park for trial. itted that he took the car, put his|@M4@ still others returned to their! 53 : 5 Gils, Wileoe. and ber Nustand at- |™nl vey os tienes a te und cee. bie | homes teroughout the country, Mrs, Albert Ie Hoffman, formerty For Women and Misses Reduced to 20,75 At tended a band concert at Asbury j.5, Major Gen, Shanks, commander of |Miss Leta Sullivan of Philadelphia, me Park the night of Aug. 14. When it the Port of Embarkation, Hoboken, |“0d well known in society in that was over they went out to where pines be Codbd satere has not yet learned the definite date| city as well as in New York and they had parked the car, but it was | ead to Chene Sateréaze, of arrival tut thinks it will be the| Washington, died Monday at the 65 S £ S Other cars were stolen there| According to a statement made from | 19h oF 1th, It depends largely upon|Greenwich Hospital, Greenwich, mar ummer Sses gone. t. | e York Stock Bx- ‘ Conn., her death following the birtl the same, nigh! jw Yor ‘ock Wx-/ the sailing date.’ Gen. Pershing, who Mary PR ge Rrag Be ‘ing hb , the signatures telis expected t turn with the ist, Z from, the. general alarm vent out by the petitio thee Me expected, to return with the ists)’ dian Gulllvan was ngrried to Capt, For Wo nen‘and Misses Values to 12.75 3,95 ; | ti ay is z : f i H iy he Hi aRE HH t eatin Hoffman, UPS. A. son of j}| the police, Wilson decided to buy « La rn dome turn early in September. Mr. pa Mee eigen d rite Hoff. new car. The couple came to New 7 man of New York, ly 6, . Capt, York yesterday and were prepared to t “ny Previous pet Th |, The combat units which will parade | Hofman ix one of ‘four sons-of Mr. ing Committee will act on the pete [jn New York and Washington in-|ayq Mrs, Hoffman who served over. wey poche g Cec! ee they y Aalto | ton tezer. : cinde the following: Rae yi seas nd in this country. ; 125 Cotton Summer ‘Dresses to enter, Mrs. Wilson looked toward | te street, She saw a car of the ' aaine make an the one stolen alone | Hs - For Women and Misses Values to'18.00 7.900 ide the curb, / “Why, Harry, there is ‘our ma-| chine,” she exclaimed.’ | al ising anon, — aN TOL 55 Superior Summer Dresses ‘ és vie For Women and Misses Values to 29.75 13.75 ‘65 Misses’ Cotton Dresses Exceptional Values Reduced to * 2.50 95 Misses’ Cotton Dresses Unusual Values Reduced to 6.90 3 90 Wash Sport Skirts For Women and Misses Values to 4.50 2.00 © Preserve Luscious Fruits Now! : Ps . 150 Wash Skirts AND when Winter comes—think of the BLOOMINGDALES | I.“ * delightful desserts that will be furnished se 0 ae Women and Mies... =. 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