The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1920, Page 4

SHOW STIL oes T= CAR LINE STREETS; FIRE PERIL GRAVE | Failure of Traction Co. to Live + Up to City Contract Be- fore Kenlon’s Committee. Faifure of the New York Railways ‘Company to live up to its contract to ‘remove snow from streets will be Drought to the attention of Fire.Chief |,’ Kenlon to-day at the meeting of the Seow Removal Committee, of which be ts chairman. ‘This is the twenty-third day since} the storm that crippled the city and | fm many thoroughfares traffic condi- ) tions are aimost as bad as ever. ‘The city has formal contracts with tac New York Railways Company, ‘which undertakes to clean certain _ streets from curb to curb, But the ponly answer of Receiver Job Hedges to protests about the condition of the COLD TO CO CONTINUE, BUT _NO BL BLIZZARD Weather Man Pays N Pays No Attention to Jersey Predictions—Tempera- ture Down to Six. New York was in the grip of a cold spell to-day. At 6 o'clock the thermom- eter registered 6 degrees above sero, with a 36-mile wind fro mthe north- west. By 8 o'clock the mercury went up to $ degrees and at 10 o'clock on Park Row it waa 10 above. The Weather Man took little notice of the talk of blizzards forecast by un- official persons in New Jersey and elsewhere. Although the cold spell ex- tended over the whole Eastern secttion of the country from the Great Lakes south to Texas no blizzard is in sight. temperature will go to twenty right the Weather man said, but Py nad (hat point. <mmsitieemene BLIZZARD DELAYS TRAFFIC. litle hope of it ascending above | ere Wenther Up-State Ties Up) Steam and Electric Lines. ROCHESTER, N. Y. Feb. 27.—A bilzzard that lasted throughout the night, with zero temperature, again tn- —_—_——— streets is: “We are doing the best | if | Although the Corporation Counsel's | Mice has advised Street Cleaning ||] »Com-nissioner MacStay that he may @o the work with his own forces and then sue the company under the con- tract, Mr. MacStay has declined to do 80. “Buppowe woe did get judgment _ [aeatast the company,” he sild. “How lected any money—if ever?” | @fearwhile condition of the streets —_—_—_—_—_ SHOPPING for 121 smallnecessities is one ‘of the tasks of house- keeping—made lighter here, where you can buy so many things at one visit. As @ constant menace, the fire danger |} ‘Deing especially grave. ‘Tne worst spots reported are: Avenue A from 12th to léth Street; | Broadway from Bleecker to Houston \ptreets; Lexington Avenue from 434 to 634 Streets 4gra STREET ano 6ra AVENUE s Now that the Davs are Fine Brex may ride out to catch the Spring sun- shine and review the procession of ers-by from Spring pass- the vantage int of a luxurious carriage. he LILIPUTIAN BAZAAR provides the most practical as well as the smartest-look- ing of the new models in English perambulators, gon- dolas, mail carts and folding carriages. For Saturday $45.00 PULLMAN CARRIAGES 34. 00 Full size, genuine reed, in white or natural finish. with five-piece are removable. Upholstered cushions, which For Playtime Tiny Tad Automobiles, a de- light to every y oungster. They are sturdily built, with no sharp corners for one to bump against. Regular 6.00 grade, 4.95 Baby Dolls to accompany small mothers on important time excursions. Regular 6.00 grade, Best Fifth Avenue spring- 4.25 & Co, at 35th Street Established 1879 IGE PURCHASES MADE THE REMAINDER OF i CT SONTH WILL APPEAN ON BILLS RENDSREORPRIL Ish You Never Pay More at Best si such tangles may cause disaster in fgrtered ht steam and trolley traffic) conditions on the Central New Bngtand che area pA tah fire, or nop are doa oe deaths '7, 1" com : room, Where remsinrly and interurban badly delayed or blocked entirely. traing were movin, branch of the New Fork "contrat Woonsocket Car Lines Are Tied Up.|(O" One {Fajn has milk for WOONSOCKET, R. L., Feb, 27.—The Milford, Attleboro and Woonsocket , Street Railway Company to-day or- dered all cars back to the barns and laid off all platform men for an definite period. The order came after a losing — Of three weeks with his section cal elect? THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1920. jinee were running tr. Latha hl compelled annutm foade are but this also caught fire. ment by Dr. R. Bi Valleau was burn: « ov Posed as Census BRIDE’S DRESS ON FIRE. Just Bace From Wedding Trip, Was Beside Gas Stove. (Special to The Rvening World.) RBD BANK, N. J., Feb. 27-—Mra, Joseph Valleau jr. home from her wedd! »|ing near an open gas stove in her bed-| mii Of two} room, Where her husband was at break- He* threw @ blanket about her, The Cy a uffered severe burna on the tack, arms re stil there this fore-|and legs, and was taken to the Mon- Harttord.|mouth Memorial Hospital after treat- ing Wilson. out the hands. umerator to Get Divorce Evidence. (Geecial to The Drening World.) WHITE PLAINS, Feb, 27.—Justice) ‘ide just returned | Platt heard testimony to-day in the di- rip, was stand-|vorce action of Mra. Florence Cum- of No.” 31 Grover Avenue, Yon- gainst Michael R. Cummings of There was no defense, Valentine of Port oben ter appeared vefore Justice Platt to-day and asked that her marriage to Anthony Valentine be set aside on the ground that she was, only fourteen when she was ectioe| | MUIR SSS tte STOTT TU TETORTRERE ERATE She ran to the dining| Brooklyn, in which much of the evi- dence was gathered by a private tective who posed as census enum: According to the story he went to a house on Hu Brookiyn, where he found | Cummings living witlg an Neral There was no defense. PES of TRIE i Repairs furnished to 6t any. make of Stove, Range, he Anke adetant| Furnace. Steam or Hot Water Heater manufactured. to The Bresiog World.» Wealso carry complete stock of all makes of Stoves, Ran; a rs. Mary | Heaters, , Gas Kanges, Oil Stoves, Ovens, Malt Orders Promotiy Fitted. STOVE REPAIR CORPORATION COR. BEEKMAN, N. ¥. BANC tet MEDDERRY STs MRAR 1 ‘LAFAYETTE, Keep this advt. tor future reference. TEL BEEKMAN NEWARK. WN. 2. ATA New Frocks in the Perfection of Springtime Modes Whether Tailored or Draped or Frilled The Values Are Most Extraordinary PTLY revealing the infinite range and exquisite lines of the new vogue are the frocks of Taffeta Silk, Satin, Georgette and Trico- tine, with manifold ripples, flares, frills, tucks and flutings, sleeves that are brief and briefer and variable necklines that make for individuality of style. - Very Specially Priced 30.00 UTSTANDING among the materials that have been selected to express the beauties of the new Spring vogue for frocks are Crepe Meteor, Satin and Georgette, revealed in bead work of an ornate character, with waists and gilets of tinsel brocade, apron or peplum tunics and other style innovations most novel and charming. Very Specially Priced 75.00 Smart New EVEALING the tailored vogue in models of rare simplicity and charm are these sports and mannish tailleurs of Homespun, Poiret Twill, Gabardine, Velour Checks, Serge, Tricotine, Coverts and Silvertone, featuring belted or teltless box-coats in shorter or longer effects with narrow shoulders and close-fitting sleeves of differing lengths. Skirts are in circular and pleated effects. Very Specially Priced 45.00 to 125.00 S charming in their delicate loveliness as the ever changing moods of Springtime are the frocks of Georgette, Taffeta Silk and Tricotine, distinguished by elaborate bead work and unique embroidery. Some are Eton jacketed with beltings of varying widths and finished with pleated and Russian tunic skirts. Very Specially Priced 50.00 NFOLDING the glories of the new Spring modes in their rich tints and colorings are these frocks of delicately textured Georgette with bright glints of golden embroidery vieing in beauty with the scintillating brilliancy of bead work, producing an effect that is exquisitely charming. Very Specially Priced 125.00 Springtime Suits CHIEVING the extreme of elegance and luxury with their ex- quisite tailored lines enriched by dainty silk embroidery and braid trimming are the two and three-piece costume suits of Poiret Twill, Tricotine and Serge, their beauty enhanced by innova- tions of Eton and Bolero jackets and longer coats in smart straight- line effects, with waistcoats and gilets of tinsel brocade and embroi- dered satin. Skirts are shown in circular, pleated and tunic effects. Very Specially Priced 75.00 to 195.00 Fur-Trimmed Coats at Final Reductions Friday & Saturday INTER coats that are warm and snug and cozy and appro- friete for fresent outdoor wear are developed in Silvertone and Velour de Laine with attractive collars of rich fur or self material with exquisite tailoring sounding a note of individuality. Reduced for Final Clearance 30.00 OATS of exceptional charm that is contributed by both the quality of the material and the elegance of their lines are fashioned of Silvertip Bolivia, Evora and Velour de Laine with decorative touches in the way of deep collars of Raccoon, Squirrel * and Taupe Nutria that make for genuine comfort as well as beauty of design. Reduced for Final Clearance 75.00 Fur-Trimmed Suits at Final Reductions ‘UR trimming is the dominant decorative note in these smart suits of Duvet Superior, Yalama and Velour de Laine with their graceful collars of Jap Mink, Squirrel and Taupe Nutrie. con- tributing the touch that completes a perfect mid-season garment. Reduced for Final Clearance 60.00 2 TAN CHIEVED in exquisite fabrics, such as Tricotine, Velour de Laine and Yalama, these charming midwinter suits hardly require their added decorations of silk embroidery and collars of Squirrel, Ringtail and Taupe Nutria to meet the approval of the fashionable woman or miss. Reduced for Final Clearance 75.00 TT ste