The evening world. Newspaper, June 24, 1920, Page 8

ON BOSTON EXPRESS, POLITICAL TANGLE an Le tthe Majority Soc Three of Them Passengers—T rain | C ountry Now Ruled by Chancellor buen 1s oveupy Hit Freight Car in Yards at Without Cabinet and Cabinet Hartford. Without Avaladardle or, | HARVARD Ho HARTFORD, Conn., June 24.—Three| py Passengers were silghtly hurt and two | _. Fallroad employees were sent to the | nae hospital early to-day after an express )a © a train, No. 70, from New York to Bos. | Chancellor ton, by way of the Boston and Albany Toad, was in collision with a freight ear in the yards of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, here. Engineer Frank Gray was seriously Durned and Fireman Daniel Batley had & compound fracture of the jeft leg. | dene ‘The names of the passengers hurt were Rot available here. [t ts understood they continued their journey. en crisis, cont! Bteator part of which was devoted “4 es in itor te solve the dent A. Lawrence honorary degree SSstes=s t Removal Sale | i Our Entire Stock of ii KM = Men’s & Young Men’s i , WW i i - ve} - " w i Wi " EFINED, cosmopolitan styles in light- fi j iy weight, high-grade Unfinished Worsted, Ni ‘ } Serge, Herringbone, Cassimere and Tropical Ww WW fabrics. All pleasing colors, Sizes 33 to 46. Mf HA Intelligent service. Alteration free. F.very fi j iH purchase fully guaranteed. i | i | ih $35 SUIT - - $23.35. i i $45 SUIT - - $30.00 fi $33.35 540.00 550.00 i $50/SUIT .- 3 4 sOS60 SUIT - - Hi $75, SUIT =" \ $20 Serchaniis” - $13.35 $13.50 ‘rower - $9.00 ik MEN'S FURNISHINGS i at 30% Off ONYX HOSE .- - Ali shades - - see= re; >>> ex ==. = = T SS = = 27e. pati Pgh hee oy teas Sess Ses SSeS y/. pee |Putting in the ice ~ You'll use it sparingly when your glass is filled with Tetley’r fragrant, flowery Orange | Pekoe Tea! ‘The more ice, you see, the less ' toom for tea—and it’s so refreshing you don't want to miss a drop! TETLEY’S TEA fect b'end means perfect Maver. JOSEPH TETLEY & CO., Inc. New York, N.Y. LE Le ee hae ey xr ' FIVE HURT IN CRASH |GERMANY IN QUEER ‘sew ging neal ating In the conferences of "| General and Franklin K. Laue Made | od | Doctors of Lams. the Thirty-fourth Street Sleeveless, One-piece Bathing | (sizes 4 to 10) i ‘ ‘ ' ‘ i ; . a reas _THE EVENING Worth wait in the cold and wind among the partios | nnit Ht a i# DATUCk | Meg, Murray Ordered to Tell It to Trolley Company She ts Suing, Mra, Mary Murray, who is wuing the | arty, inate, Here 3 ioe et Brovkiyn City Rativoad Company for | GET WISE! SAVE MONEY [$10,000 for alleged hurnitiation and | made “igi uy worn, mlatie ane NORS PERSHING. | physical injury, was directed by Su- |preme Court Justice Faweett to xive company her street address, Mrs. June 24.—Her 22, 1919, | wittin | she bowrded a car with two children | A | of| and a friend and was put off because! w n Preai- sit conten ‘he she would ndt pay for the children, | of Doston of Lave’ Whe says she bhd to wait forty-five Murray claims that on Dee. $15-$ OPEN § A. M TO Mh a hy Nal a a ha MUST GIVE HER ADDRESS. | misutew for another car siete ed «Suis, $5 fe si, 2.50 Up hw SAMPLE suITs 25 Merulet vatoee | 115 7th Av.s%, Cor rm me OT Te ; THURSDAY, OWE 24, 1980. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE = FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fifth Street Unusual Values will be offered to-morrow (Friday) and until noon on Saturday, in A Sale of Men’s Summer. Underwear at very special prices; comprising Sleeveless Coat Shirts of white plaid madras; and Knee Drawers to match ' Priced, per garment, at 7&c, Sleeveless Coat Shirts of white mercerizedestripe madras; and Knee Drawers to match Priced, per garment, at $11,10 Knee-length Union Suits, of white madras in various weaves Priced, per suit,at $1.55 (Sale on the First Floor) he Boys’ Clothing Department is offering many attractive price inducements in Boys’ Summer Clothes including Washable Suits in several attractive styles for junior boys (sizes 3 to 8) ° . . . . . . at $2.95 \ Outing Suits of blue chambray, consisting of sports shirts at $3.50 Suits, im mavy or Copenhagen biue t $3.50 nd flapper trousers (sizes 8to 14). . 5 Bathing Suits, (professional model; sizes 10 to 18) in plain navy or black worsted . . . . . at $4.75 Sports Blouses in pleasing color-stripe effects (sizes 7 to 14). . . . e e ° e ° at $1.45 A Reduction Sale of Youths’ Long Trousers (sizes 25 to 28-inch waist measure) for outing wear offers very unusual values at these low prices: \ Trousers of khaki drillin: e . at $2.7. makes good tea a certainty MM : : . $2.75 Srousers of gray flannel . +} ;: 4 i‘ at 4.00 You'll find that Tetley's always oe 5 tastes sort of ‘more-ish,” \ Its per- !'rousers of striped serge. . i : % at 7.00 (Boys’ and Youths’ Departments, Sixth Floor) . STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, JUNE 26TH BONWIT TELLER &,CO The Specally Shop of Or FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET To Close Out Friday—A Collection of MISSES’ TAILOR ED SUITS At Greatly Reduced Prices Included are the typical fashions of this shop designed for the Miss of 14 to 20. NO C. O. D.’S NO CREDITS NO RETURNS 33 Jersey, Twill & Tricotine Suits J Formerly 59.50 to 95.00 34.00 50 Eton & Box Coat Suits of Fine Twills Formerly 125.00 to 165.00 68.00 About Fifty Odd Pieces in MISSES’ CAPES and COATS 48.00 Formerly 69.50 to 110.00 One or two of a kind in various styles and materials; sizes 14 to 18 MISSES’ NAVY BLUE FROCKS Crepe de Chine, Chiffon, Georgette, Taffeta 59.50 Made to*Sell up 'to 85.00 Youthful models of recent style development. Sizes 14 to 18 MISSES’ SUMMER FROCKS 18. 50 29.50 35.00 Made to Sell Up to 69.50 Frocks of imported Anderson gingham, combinations of linen and voile, organdie,’ dotted Swiss or batiste. Sizes 14 to 18. Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Betweer 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Providing for every general outdoor and vacation requirement in BOYS’ CLOTHING At prices unusually low on such durable, smartly styled outfits. FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS: Palm Beach Suits- - - - = - $12.50 Tan and Linen Crash Suits - - - 9.75 Khaki Suits, sizes 7 to 17 years + - 7.50 \ Khaki Camp or Outing Suits - - 4.25 (Short sleeves; knicker or flapper trousers; sizes 7 to 16 years). ae WASH SUITS—Long or short sleeves; Chambrays, Kiddie Cloths and Drills; values up to $6.50; special at WASHABLE KNICKERS in Palm Beach (Tan or Grey), Linen, White Drill and Khaki "Devonshire Cloths, 5 21% to 9 years; $3.75 $1.95 to 3.95, SPECIALS in the BOYS’ HAT DEPARTMENT: , STRAW HATS—Smart models in | Washable Regulation Tams and * White and Colored Straw; Marine Hats of White Drill, regularly $3.95 to 15,00 at the special price of at $1.50 to 7.50 75c