The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1920, Page 10

i : NG GARDENER ‘the husband of Miss Marie Breunig 1S MARRIED AGAIN] “icine sa They were speedily separated by Jullet’s irate parents, and every pos- 1d te was twenty-nine, a 2 ‘ sible effort was made to keep the living at No. 984 Forest | whole affair from public notice, "i » Bronx. The bride's city ad- Late that year Kleist brought suit Man Who Eloped With Banker aida tiee notceives. for $230,000 damages against Mr. and Breitung’s Daughter Weds Mrs, Breitung, alleging they had alien- In 1918 Kieist was a gardener on 8g? 7 ated Juliet’s affections. He lost the at Portchester. an estate adjoining that of the Brel-| case. There was some lively testimony | tung at Marquette, Mich, It was| brought out. A maid swore to sev- Max Frederick Kleist, who tn No: 8 q eral violent encounters between Jullet : Fember, 1913, stoped with Miss Juliet | while working in this capacity that | ity hor mother, from one of which 7 tung, nineteen-year-old daughter | he and the only child of the rich fam~ | the girl emerged with a black eye, In \ ‘Wawara N. vane. iilionaire | lly fell in love. When the Breitungs 1915 the ex-gardener brought another ‘banker, isk he ua alverced by Ne returned to their New York home in| ult, but lost that, too, Then, two ‘eo a ‘was divo: y her!) November of that year—they were ago, his wife went to Reno and tm 2918, is marvied again. At Port e e ned a divotce decree. She ha » N.Y. Monday, he bec: remarried. ty E cordially invite all downtown NewYork, " Jersey, and Brooklyn, to the Birthday Party ~~ of our new Cortlandt Street store tomorrow. Since we opened the “World’s Largest Candy Store” on West Forty-Second Street, thousands of people have come to be initiated into the goodness of United Candy. We know that the great number of downtown and suburban residents who have been unable to visit the “Candy Arcade” will be pleasantly surprised tomorrow, when they learn for themselves how . good. United Candy really is. Gmc FULL CREAM PURE SUGAR EQUARES juares as clear as crystal, made of cane sugar in a * pint me por, gs is dipped in | A delicious Dixie dainty made of shell pecans Smooth whipped cream and fresh | A delightful assortment of cane made in a variety of Fleasing shapes, AJ leasing shapes. cious maple syrup and pure vanilla 9 @7 ID- THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 48, 1sav. teen-year-old colored girl, who fived|Wante to Bring 60,000 Sewian | STORE “iN 9A. M. eer with her. Orphans to America. to Grace Chureh and were married. WOMAN FACES A verdict of murder In the first de sree was returned in the Bronk County murder of Margaret Morton, a seven- Tomorrow we open ‘our first downtown store Hudson Terminal Building—32 Cortlandt Street The jury was out seven hours, The DEATH IN CHAIR Mrs. Dixon Convicted of Murder|tence next Tuesday. groms, who has come here to find hom: ' my Two months ago her son, Theodore, |for # in First Degree by Jury sixteen, waa convicted of first degree | ian announced yesterday at the in Bronx murder, but later the death sentence] Hotel McAlpin that he will seek per-\ Fourteenth Suter Weet of Fifth Avenue ‘ mission and co-operation of the State Department {0 bring. the ehiidren. to Thursday, Friday and Saturday America. “In more than 500 cities of y hundre Court at 1 A. M. to-day against Mra yeotorday tor bug. |Ukrainia, more than 149,000 Jows wer Hattle Nixon, a negress, on trial be- ; Will be she gudate/ sited and, 100,000 wounded.” said Dr. sic “gd adbdene of American Boclety uf |Helfetz. “There is no food, clothing, the Bri fore Judge Gibbs charged with the Friends Fellef organisation. They are | medicine or shelter for a great number Tt, ts these Conspicuous Reductions in people 1 am here to plead for.” rat of 60 who are going to Eng-/of the Jews in Ukrainia. defendant heard the verdict without| organizer of the Red Cross Reifef Com- » Th Dr. Ellas Helfetz, Chairman and emotion and was remanded for #en-|mittee for the Victims of Ukrainian po- United Candy Stores will soon dot the city— and always at locations most convenient for you. And this convenience is really a part of our service—as much a part of it, in fact, as the prompt and courteous attention you will receive from our salespeople. As to the quality and price of United Candy —well, we let the following items speak fot themselves.. In order to celebrate the opening of this, our first downtown store, we are offering some notable . “Birthday Specials”. These specials will also be on sale for the rest of the week in the “World’s Largest Candy Store” on West Forty-Second Street. ea CHOC, RAISIN CLUSTERS CHOCOLATE DATES Delicious Sunmaid raisins gath- | The fruit of the desert—large se- ered in convenient lected dates covered with rise ite lety of deli clusters and cov- wit ay of ‘With EGA: b. Piedad rma 0; ered with a smooth 6 ib with smooth, sweet 6 e pare chal : » BIRTHDAY SPECIALS chandete costing | Saas Ai. MILK CHOCOLATE PARQUETS | CREOLE ,PECAN PRALINES For “Birthday Week” Thureday, Friday and Saturday. ASSORTED BUTTERCUPS COCOANUT BONBONS | Mate with a beautiful satin gloss LAlnoord foschaginocl cocoanut ‘in a |. SPARKLING MIXED: Buttercups, Twists, Satinettes, Fruit} finish, each filled old-fashioned open in in chopped kettle sugar and ic Rocks, Lemon Drops and Lime Drops. Wholesome and and delicious harc | With a delicious cen- ter ee flavored ees i the finest paper aach | candice made from pure sugar and fruit juices. ter of jam, jclly or ib. with chocolate, Ib. b. vr candies, packed in a beautifuily decorated tin, Aig g espe- brown nuts vanil.a and rose. cially attractive with their ene satin gloss finish, ib. MAPLE AND VANILLA WAL- LOUISIANA MOLASSES _| Special for the remainder of Birthday Week. | eRe eY PACE ADE ne ee o , a: NUT KISSES ASSORTMENT CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA WALNUT FUDGE} children in beautifully derorated | lasses on sees Seley bisam ope + reg ‘The old-fasitioned creamy chafing dish kind, filled with chopped walnut | “lunch box". Wrap- foaca ae soon sae nd. enien meats. Pure creamery butter, rich cream, cane suger, ped Sait Water Taf. | cenger ea Havered with molasses candice vanilla and:chocolate flavors are used to make this fudge c | fee: Calico. Mixed tb. | aoteres it : hb. Ib. ib. fa worthy reminder of our first downtown birthday cele- and Tinka Bells. . | chocolate. bration. Special for the remainder of Birthday Week Ib.| — MILK CHOCOLATE MILK CHOCOLATE ALMONDS CHOCOLATE IFALIAN |JERSEY MILK CHOCOLATES: Aworted Creams, Nouge | Fruits, nuts, caramels end cream | A delightful assortment of favor- Crisp, tender and bweet; these | CREAMS—Old-fashioned sugar | tines, Caramels, Cherrieo, Fruits and Nuts, each cevered with rich misk| centers. An assortment of fine CLUB CHOCOLATES ASSORTED CHOCOLATES ites which will com- carefully sclected cream covered with chocolate, This assortment is a striking example of what chocolates which 11 with 70. almonds are cov- bitter sweet choco- c | we offer in quality candies at an unusually low price. This will satisfy every o. 1a id *} ered by hand with Ib, | Iats,0f the finest Ib, | Package witkcompare in quality and richness with any $1 desire and meet any He, | erate, Seocetoten: tb. pure milk chocolate quality of $1.25 package. Special for the remainder of the week _ ib. _tocia! requirement. sold elsewhere, FULL WEIGHT—16 ounces of CANDY in every pound box _ Hudson Terminal Bldg. 32 Cortlandt ot A candy service aiming A2nd St. also 43rd St. bet. 5th and 6th Ave. to be the most pleasing in the world ae en ED ty cleentdntanihrtcray itr capac tania Sati he shade aaah aaa 1) Reatard # | Men’sUN DERWEAR Well known makes and seasonable selection make these ‘values a great thrift opportunity to purchase good, standard Summer underwear at | very unusual reductions. _ CARTER’S UNION SUI1s 1.95 2.26 Our reg. $2.45 and $2.95 Our reguhy $3.45 Ribbed, Summer weight underwear, white or yalbriggan. in sleeveless, knee length style, or with short deeves nnd three-quarter length drawers, OTIS Union Suits | Gray Shirts ana Drawers 1.79 | 1.58 Exh Our reg. $1.95 and $2:45 Our regular 4.95 White ribbed Union Suits, Summer weight wo) jixed with short sleeves and knee Underwear of MaDowe)! drawers, or balbriggan and Stuttgart make. Shirts Union Suits, with long have long or short teeves sleeves and long drawers. Drawers to match, OTIS Nainsook Union | Balbriggan Shirts od ; Suits | Drawers 1.00 | Gz 7 Our reg. $1.45 and $1.55 Our regular .79 Union Suits of cross-bar or Also white, sleeveless small checks, . sleeveless, short sleeve style. Dawe) knee length style. are knee length, with dou Union’ Suits of Lox-it-On | ble scat. Balbriggan short and other makes also In- sleeves and double seat cluded in this group: REIS Union Sui | drawers. Knee,and ankle | Our regular $2.4! | i} | | length, Nainsook Shirts and Drawers .64 Each* 1.78 Balbriggan Union Suits with short sleeves and knee length or long’ drawers. Our regular .85 OTIS Shirts and Lox-it-On and other makes; Drawers sleeveless shirts and knee length drawers. 88 Each ° Gray Underwear Our regular $1.15 ‘ 1 1 8 White and Balbriggan Shirts ° with short or long sleeves, Our regular $1.65 and long or knee length Shirts or Drawers; soft fin- drawers, all of first quality. ish and durable quality. See other pages for our three col. adv. and Start of Season Sale of Women's Tub Skirts, also Sale of Men’s Suits, &c. What coffee—do you know its name? Led you think ie cheap? Was that bought it? Does the family fades atic? Is it geally good? nk ee wil oeesl le the coffee uestion in your Rome. “Tt has téene {BAAS On tity—a delicate, Oc or FEE tic buquer thal ‘ it “New Forde ol tavontue™ More cups to the Brooklyn’s Biggest |7vo7 macx-r*] Credit House 219, 221, 223, ré 227 2 64, 166, 168 and 170 Grand Str Smith Street BROOKLYN Cor. 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