The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1919, Page 14

lll 2HURLED TO DEATH “FROM FLYING AUTO Yonkers Politicians Returning From Sheriff's Party Are Victims of Accident. Joseph F. Grossman, forty, of No. 628 Park Avenue Extension, Yonkers, and his brother-in-law, James P. Moshier, forty, No. 195 Jessamine Ave-~ nue, Yonkers, the former a clerk and the other a superintendent in the Otis Elevator works, were killed at 1 A. M. to-day in an automobile accident in Yonkers. Both were well known Yon- kere politicians. Sheriff Nossiter of ‘Weatcheater County gave a dinner last night In ‘White Plains to the Sheriff's Emer- wency Force, which was organized for volunteer war work. Grossman and Mbshier were among the three automobile loads of Yonkers mem- vers who atended. ‘They were returning in an automo bile owned and driven by Ralph E. Condit of No. 410 Bellevue Avenue, Yonkers, Grossman and Moshier oc- cupied the rear seat and were the ‘only occupants except Condit. While the machine was travelling at a good rate of speed south in War- burton Avenue near Lamartine Ave- mue, Yonkers, a tire blew off and threw the car against the right-hand eurb, It bounded to the left side of the avenue and struck a light and a telephone pole with such violence that two wheels were torn off. Gross- ™an was huried from the machine and instantly killed, and Moshier was pinned under the machine, receiving injuries from which he died in St, John’s Riverside Hospital, Condit wap uninjured. SILKS AND WOOLENS WORTH $94,000 STOLEN Robbery Reports Suppressed by Police Except in One Case Where Arrest Is Made. Silks and woolens amounting to $94,000 have been stolen in the loft dis- triets within the last few days, and the news was suppressed by the police, ex- cepting in one case, in which arrests have been made. Isadore Popkin, No. 33 Chester Street, | Brooklyn, is held on a charge of th theft of $24,000 worth of woolens. ip anid to have confessed in the Dist Athorney's office. nry Bi member of th was held in { receiving #0 $50,000 inn mobile truck was stolen ay it Newton, 520,000 worth of si from @ loft in the ‘silk Mgintriet night of pneumonia following an . Hargraves was a ‘ork ang was in news- several years in St. Louis cific Coast Vogel's Shoes are the latest in style, the highest in qua et ily and the best for all roared wear. All leathers. yas alice Brings Variety to the Diet by giving tthe meats, fish, soups, eggs, salads and vegetables a “different” and ‘delicious ‘flavor MADE IN U.S. A. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St., N.Y. Misses Geraldine McAlp! garet Strong Introduced " THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1919. The guests were Misses Julia Bart- ROCKEFELLER DEBUTANTES.| ,..2%° severe yore, Misses, Julie Bart: arearet be Forest, Myra T. joddard, ‘Bylvia Hill- house, ' Constance Jennings, Katharine ‘artha Lam- ya LAvermore, . Manjerre, Bllza- Flagler, 4 Mar-| Fraser, Alice W, God Keogh, Caroline aah bert, Polly Lincoln, Clad Laura Mabon, Ruth L beth Manning, Alice C, Mar at Lencheon, Mrs. D. Hunter McAlpin of No, 8 Bast at the Colony Club to Introd: 1208 d gaughter, Miss Geraldine McAlpin, and| Katherine Van, thee fT (of John ui ute j in 8 granddaughter of William Ned feller Martha Jarman. Virginia, Van parct Strong, @ aranddaughter | Ingen, Marion Hode lara Work- ockefeller, Misa M Jay um, Katharine Biiss, abeth Clarke, 0 Exhibition Models at Reduced Prices LEASE 40 not mistake Maron's tor Just an ordinary shop, for it is unlike any other! Here you will find noth- Ing but KBehibition Models—Samples— which Maxon procures from the foremost makers. These models are the richest, most luxurtous and most superb, and ther no two allke, Still, they are aamp' and, therefore, to be had at much less than half the usual cost. Featuring for Friday and Saturday :— $50 to $250 GOWNS for $19 to $98 $90 to $245 SUITS for $39 to $98 $140 to $250 COATS for $59 to $99 1587 Mecclors Corner 48th St. Sizes 10 to 134%] FRANKLIN Simon Boys’ SuHops FIFTH FLOOR Winter Weight Shoes for Boys But don’t underestimate the quality because the price is low! You can rest content it is a good shoe or it could not gain admission to the Boys’ Shops. It is made on a practical orthopaedic last, with heavy winter- weight, storm-defying soles. A solid, substantial grade of black leather with more service in it than the prices indicate. C., D. and E, widths, franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Boys’ and Children’s ‘Haircutting Shop — Fifth Floor ary 'D. Strange, Lucy Train, race Vanderbilt, Helen Cumming, Elizabeth Whiting and MAyOs SDE. COwns} Special fyr Friday for Saturday Boys’ Overcoats Special for this Week-end at $24.50 We offer to-day and to-morrow at the five Brill stores indicated below a number of warm, all-wool overcoats, for boys from 10 to 18, which make up in bigness of value what they lack, perhaps, in quantity, although the assortments of beautiful browns, greens and darker mixtures and the variety of highly desirable models is wide enough to satisfy the requirements of the most exacting youngi man, and of his perliaps more exacting Mother and Father, Warm Mackinaws For Girls and Boys, $12.50 to $20 With big snug-fitting shawl collars; made to withstand ‘the coldest weather and the hardest kind of wear. Bull Brothers 279 Broadway 47 Cortlandt St. 125th Street, at 3d Avenue Broadway, at 49th Street 44 East 14th Street All Wool Suedene Coat Fur Lined Genuine Fur Collar Regul Special $3500 T for Friday Value. ‘for Saturday | Special Sale of | |FUR TRIMMED COATS |) Most of our $45 and $50 . Coats have been reduced. « NOW $3 5 The materials are Silvertones, Plum- ettes, Broadcloths, Velours, Bolivias, Suedenes, Polo Cloths, Crystal Cords. HAMILTON. GARMENT C0. 307 FIFTH AVENUE iis. 23” Clearance Sale of 1,500 NEW DRESSES All this season’s newest styles $30 DRESSES NOW $20 33% orF All the new materials, includ- ing Georgettes, Satins, Taf- fetas, Tricotines and Serges. Fine Georgette Dress - Novel Bead Embroidery ly Value. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Our Liberal Credit Terms Apply to Long Island, New Jersey and Connecticut. 86th St. Crosstown Cars Two Blocks Away 84th St. “‘L’’ Station at Our Door 3d Ave. Street Cars Pass Our Door Our Men's Furnishi Shirts Hats ARMY BLANKETS | ALL WOOL (OLIVE DRAB) /| <pereees ATH quality ¥ 85.75 Army and Navy Military Shop Next to Church, Frank G. Maguire, In. Formerly with Vogel Brow 647 Eighth Auenue, Near 42d Street SPECIAL OFFERING OVERCOATS, $30 to $65 High Grade Assortment Latest Styles SUITS, $30 to $65 Young Men’s and Conservative Models Everything of Quality and Style Particularly Department Has a Complete Line of aA te ‘eae 240) Three- Piece High Grade Period Living Room or Parlor Suite With Cane Panels With Mahogany finished frames; upholstered in $ .50 tapestry; indestructible springs in seats; three pieces 198 as illustrated STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Fourteenth Stren ‘West of Fifth Avenue We Repeat Friday and Saturday Two-Day Christmas Glove Sale Women’s Imported Gur Regular $3.18 2.35 Tan, Gray, Beaver, Black, White— Two-Clasp—e mbroidered backs The importance of this glove sale CANNOT BE OVERESTIMATED. Verified values in other New York Stores: HEARN - 2-Clasp French Kid GLOVES $4.00 APPROPRIATE FOR THE HOLIDAYS e "i Py Verified Value Elecw! 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