The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1920, Page 10

a ELON, ETT ICT 4 : } j i } 1 | ; } 1 ; FLATBUSH WANTS POLICE DOGS BACK: ° ONLY ONE LEFT NOW : Pour-Footsd Cops Won Con- fidence of Section by Fine ee lice Work an saw the ma walk, and. when bh as hi f tt ed away ju the front of jinto haitin “At another time a Jinformed that ac nials residents ri breaking elec Despite « the Flatbush swarm of ap.| When he got ‘within © block oft m8 f Brooklyn ap- 04 minute but the negro had di: s dixcovered and the lease of property at Ocean and Foster! Avenues where the kennels have bee: located, me 1 dogs in Flatbush Flatbush’s dog fo! gradually un ‘Ewo out of elev were carried | pneumonia and th) to the Richmond Hill district. Deputy Police Commissioner Leach sutd he had “no disposition” to aban- don the use of the dogs and Commis- sioner Enright sald he “never con templated” such a thing. “The people of Flatbush,” Mr, En- right said, “believe the dogs prevent burglaries and protect those who live in detached houses and 1 don't see why I should discontinue the ser- vice.” But Flatbush, pointing to the re- suinding of the lease of the kennels ste and the dwindling of the force of four-footed cops to a lonesome one, ws not convinced. Police dogs have been on duty in Flatbush since 1908 and have assisted | n running down culprits and fleeing | ‘suspects. Flatbush tells many tales! of their efficiency. BIPED COP PRAIGES QUADRUPED ASSISTANT. “It would be almost impossible to | get along without the dogs in this | precinct,” said a Matbush desk Lieu- enant. “This is one of the biggest | n the city, and there are many un- | tinished houses where thieves and | burglars could hide to wait until the | man on post has passed by before | going on with their criminal errand, | With the dogs on the job they steer | clear of such places, for the dogs can | jotect the presence of a stranger even | though they cannot see him, and they | wet up 6 a barking that nine imes in ten & man must come out of hiding and offer to give himself up to the policeman with whom the | dog is coupled on the tour of duty. — | “Every patrolman has orders that he must go clear around al) vacant houses on his post. In summer some of the men have fifty to seventy-five | vacant buildings to watch, and the | dogs bave been trained to make the a warning if th de- ns that th © to an end. | has dwindied | Be Prepared! 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Ask your grocer. elade a pi oa aman : vail Lege sane on nt ere OF tte nn vu ~ J An Important Fur Event Beginning tomorrow we offer for sale at aston- ishingly low prices the entire surplus stock of a prominent manufacturing furrier together with our own fine stock, substantially reduced. Coats, Stoles, Capes, Scarfs and Muffs Are Offered at Prices That May | Never Be Duplicated | Illustrative of the values: | | Natural Muskrat Coats in walking Jength—dark, nat- : ural skins. formerly 325.00, 275.00 ‘ Hudsen Seal Coats of choice skins with collar and cuffs of Squirrel. formerly 395.00, 325.00 Fine Marmot Coats with Natural Raccoon collar and cuffs. 4 formerly 165.00, 125.00 Pes Skunk Animal Searfs...077.... regularly 65.00 27.50 | Hudson Seal Neckpieces........regularly 50, 18.50 i * Mink One-skin Animal Scarfs. .regularly 00. 17.50 ; Fox Animal Scarfs, various shades. . ‘ 35.00 regularly 75.00, Hudson Seal Coatees........regularly 285.00, 165.00 {f° * Hudson Seal Scarfs. .. regularly 65.00, 37.50 | Moleskin’ Searfs ‘ regularly 65.00, 37.50 | Nutria Muffs, ball shape....... regularly 27.50, 12.50 Beaver Mufleiviess:sse 0s sicisina’ regularly 65.00, 45.00 | 4 ie» PiacePlates,too, ff : inthe ChinaSale f} : ° 4 is ROM the foremost potters jf 4 Sen $ of England, France and t 1 Lenox come the place plates [ff A SY ee you find at Ovington’s. 4 | ; t 4 od Whether you want a severe | he, / " pattern or one less formal, you ee i will be able to find it at Oving- f . ton’s and you will purchase | re these plates, during the Jan- on uary China sale at 20 per cent At orvitiheas discount. MI * | 2 HOVINGTON’S#: “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue” | 312-314 Fifth Ave. Near 32nd St. |’ | . i. | | & > | dames MeCreery & Co. 3th Street bth Avenue TT wel OF PAAONDS 4 : ma It's inthe and the Almonds YELLOW PACKAGE | KRAMER BROS., * | SELECTED At A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE '}Honeycombed Tripe - 12ca Ib. | Boneless Top Rd. Roast Beef 32c a lb. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, 517 WEST 16TH STREET 93 Amsterdam Av.nr, 64th St. Av., or. 66th $4, hird Av., nr, 57th St. |] 38 Greenwich St.or.Battery P! Hl 132 Broad he nr, S Mb Ferry ¢ Bion lies $20 Nini!) Av., or. 777 Eighth Av., nr 47th S 2 Broadway, nr. 83d St. RESTAURANTS, ae AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED, 435 Columbu 7 th St St. MEATS, PROVISIONS, POULTRY 7 =