The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1920, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1920. jother ssheme for stoppin N Newton, NJ. siti sin ven i In Terror FALSE NAME AT ARREST. _s | Man Who {Goes to Doors of Homes and) “C**rse Gent" Wane Frightens Women — Shots |_when a Fail to Scare Him Off. l'warmaie Wednesday ing to break A “Ghost? Sets (322s tie i Polles He Was Wante Shier t ts © Bpecial Dewpateh to The Fi ! NEWTON, N. J. J ferious prowler has @f this place frightened nowt into |; hhywtevics. He has been @ppearunce about 11 o'c Might in the residence section, and| that hy apparently follows a regular beat in| the fr ‘Bussex and Pine Streets. He was | first noticed a week ago. +) Of arrest He walks up through the vack ard of a residence to the back door,, WINS ALIMONY AND CHILD. | @hen around to the front door, and! | Mever mys a word, makes @ noise,| Army Officer Warned @ attempts to speak to or injure! fere With Mother f@ay one. Ho became known as “The Mysterious Man” seon after his first | Tew appearances K When a number of persons ¢ tountered him in his rumbles, r fee ignored them, keeping right on? to the back door, then to the front, momebody started a report he wae a! ghost.” {a The authorities sugested yesterday | Mother and warn ing World.) 19.—A myw- the women with its pleasing flavor? No Raise In Price No Harmful Ingredient 10 Maiden Lane Values | Confidential, No employer gens in the air next time he came, Drompet: | | suit of Mise vu | LWeSweetsCo @harged guns, but the “Mystortous! Jesse Metcalf, a member of the firm, JL 70 BROADWA, 4 nLane-! 4. CREDIT Select from our immense stock, and | en Months to complete pa: | Mat residents of Newton fire shot-|'P'°Tfore with thy ||| reference. Call or weite for illus trated catalogue 44. $100,000 famd seo if that would frighten him.| pie sio000 ‘Last night they tried It. Several die-| peverly Juneau Qian” paid no attention to them and of Metcalf Bros. & Co. woolen mer | Ledonimence Floor — BONWIT TELLER. &:COQ The Spasally Shop of Onpinotons FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET WILL CLOSE OUT TUESDAY Twelve Original Imported PARIS MODEL GOWNS Reduced. to 100.00 The Values Need No Comment The gowns concerned are in some instances slightly handled—but each one represents a most unusual value. Clearance Sale Tuesday, of WOMEN'S HIGH GRADE BOOTS Broken Sizes and Odd Lots 8.75 ‘Formerly 12.00 to 16.00 The collection includes dress boots in white, black, brown or dark gray kidskin or patent leather with ivory buck tops. Turned or light welted soles. Louis XVI. heels. Also walking boots in black or brown Russia calfskin or combined with buckskin top. 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