The evening world. Newspaper, July 2, 1920, Page 8

m to Summerland, T dee Rockaway strike duty here, were seised with |the summer season to-morrow. Regular daily and Sunday trips will be made, leaving West 129th Street and Pier 1, Hudson River, until Labor Day, Fifth Avenue Stanal Vo: tomaine polasning after breakfast In|sroups of chiléren to seaside and |the State Armory yesterday, and arejcountry resorts, The Association tor |in the Waterbury Hospital, It was first |the Improvement of the Condition of |reported that the men were victims |the Poor sent 660 tenement rhothers and SrA Polson plot, because of thelr s¢- lchitdren to dea Breoxe at Coney Island, ic ‘A roadster ‘collided with a potles sig: | ion Mel Wao nal tower at Sth Avenue and B0th| fucked’ him Street early to-day and krecked both | , r am eonasctous of having done my duty jontn Rename Service. “i 7 |The driver of the car described him- 4 a s ‘ With 1 vacation on, Lepage The Iron Steamboat Company wee. | WRECKS ‘BORROWED ROTO. | | sett as John Moralis, thirty-six, No, 136 i inty-one Stat ardemen, on a c ee it y-one State mu organtaations yesterday ‘sent targe| Pe" Its Rockaway Beach servi ed hited. Cited Aue Ove 2 ea 96th, Street, a clerk, He was no him at Broadway and might time his car, and he must have take nthe wrong one. “THE HOME OF Harlem Store 2174 Third Aye spain m | XO. CASH RECORDED. © (From the Philadelphia Record.) History bas yet to record the instance of an egotist losing his hearing through listening to deafening applause. fe way he had no license and| who owned the car, and up.,He said it friend toid 44th Street ne Panes BXPLAINED AT aa (Brom the Galvem: One reason why not ‘eves a fat man is because he trie: make every- body walt on him. ities against’ strikers, but Col Interstate Park, Saugerties, N. Y., and |Robert G. Hannegan attributes the ~ | troubes to faulty cooking and impure |Southfields, N. Y. The inmates of the | food, seoured from a restaurant, Iaracl Orphan Asylum left yesterday tor Arverne, ‘ —+— HEAT LURES FIVE Waterbury Priest who Scored] TO DEATH IN WATER Workers and Merchants Re- |.Father Sees Young Man Drown sents Bishop’s Reproof. From Cunatd Dock in oa aes Hudson. Five persons were drowned yesterday Censured by Bishop John J. Nila lin nearby waters! where they had gone for giving expression to his views on|to escape the oppressive heat, though the brass workers’ strike, the Rev.|the thermometer only reached $1 do- a Felix Scogiio of the Church of Our|erees. Joseph Powell, thirteen, of No. STORES ON oo) Lady of Lourdes has forwarded his|237 Went 124th Street, dived into the Feslgnation to the Bishop. North River at 128th Sireet and did not ‘ come to the surface again. Harry Dil- Father Soogtio, a young priest,| ion thirteen, of No. 124 Eleventh Ave- eSIX I H AVEN UE born in this country of Italian pa-/nue, felt int the North River at sist renta, has occupied the limelight here! street. His playmates were unpuccoss- since two weeks ago, when he refused ‘ag in their search for his body. to allow the body Of Liberto Tiso, the) | Baward Broch, twenty-five, of No 14th to 23d Street striker killed in the recent riot, to a ed tn the eet Brook! 3. t M4 ay Open All Day Saturday During the Cord Avenue, ws be taken into the Church of Our Lady |; : tee: jo. 132 Later, bis decision srelative to the A vimnmaing {9 the. rons Summer Months Special Announcement! For the Convenience of the Shopping Public WATERBURY, Gonn, July 2— or buried in consecrated ground. »v Place was reversed, and Tiso’s ie lat a bode hg reek A called or om a, x. body was interred in sacred ground, | mer his “companions, thought he ‘wae S . ° im St. Jovephis Cemetery. Jolene: tyles and Values Extraordinary es Benson, fort a good . who lived 4 ‘No. a7 vor Father Scoglio was acting pastor of the Italian church, in the absence te Wee orale 4 in the, Nort of the Rev. Joseph Valdambrini, | River off Leroy Str Most of the adult male parishioners | #.. Gora Not Die . died Prom tia _ of the church are on strike Father sheods bt AueGene. Beoglio, in a frankly written letter] Max Gold is the owner of the Bibo to the press, said the strikers had no | House, Arverne, L. I, but he moved Feason to complain of the wages pald | out from one of the best rooma reoantly to them. He then incurred the dis. | after he had indulged in @ disagre ure of merchants and landlords thie wee an pechita, ‘the “lenge, referring to them as “profiteers | was dispossersed. and. his belongings in their greed for gold, possi- | thrown out. The report was an en diy cannot ng a higher Tae sphe 9 of — vice.” Many protests were mia Bishop Nilan, both by Merikere nd merchants. Lar e Sethe Bishop sent to Father Scogtio, from Hartford, the following sharp letter of reprimand: Size Dear Father Scoglio: You will please make no more decisions in | ee Matters beyond your jurisdiction. As aves you have acknowledged your inca- ‘ pacity to expreas your ideas clearly, —cm | you are hereby forbidden, under the BED es INC. penalty of ecclesiastical censure, to \ { } SELECTED express your Pe omag aed ae any sub- MS ygure sincerely ~ ||MEATS, PROVISIONS, POULTRY “JOHN J. NILAN, ‘ “Bishop of Hartford.” | DAY A TAD ANTON L SAVING Father Seogllo gave oul a copy of his reply j hich hi “r'belleve "that anything which ts Fresh Killed Fowl = - - 38c a Ib. Mire under my Juridition and In : Selected under my jur' jetior P iy recent aris averying: pones |, CN\ AM Bacon Squares - - - - 26c a lb. Eilithon Gaving, pose, tric. pocole |! > OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, 817 WEST 16TH STREET prom jpted more by pride and hatred St, PL 93 Amsterdam Av., nr. 64th St. | 4 the clerical persons, 1 am very 135 Columbus A\ 66th S mi V., mr. jt. An endless array of cool Everything to Wear city and tountry resorts Everything for the Home Sheer Co of batiste, organdie or ist Gretignmanten, ‘tharetove, ee 777 Eighth Av. nr. 47th St. 947 Third Av., nr. S7th St. Ie"ncting elne for me toa, other RESTAURANTS, SHIPS AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED to present my resignation. + PLT Fifth Merwe 34% STREET Broadway OPEN ALL DAY.TOMORROW Featuring Exceptional HOLIDAY SPECIALS Gingham and Voile Frocks ' Summer fashions oll formerly to 12.75 6. 90 at New Satin & Taffeta Frocks Portraying the new Mid- summer modes with in- formerly to 29.75 finite grace and chic. I 9. 00 Summer Wraps’ and Capes To ward off the evening chill, new and graceful capes of formerly to 29.50 1 5 00 r Pepaire Furnished, to Oi eat STS fine serge or silvertone. . STOVE Dainty and pretty and service- able for Summer needs~made| formerly to 2.95 1 3 4 5 » TRONG, wee MADE ie! i REPAIRS| Jo fit any mate of Store, fred, STOVE, REPAIR COR a iter St. . Mlberys tton Blouses SUNDAY WORLD: WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. voile. The crashing blow to the high cost of high quality shoes. At the 71st Regiment Arm- ory, corner of Fourth Ave. and 34th St, 100,000 pairs of Women’s Shoes—every pair the last word in smart, distinctive footwear—are being offered at only $5.50 a pair. All New York is talking about it. These shoes are of the same style and quality for which you have been paying $9 to $15. Because of tight money conditions manufacturers had to have money at once, with \the result that the price you will pay is far below produc- tion cost. [tie crashing it began! Today it continues! Sale Now Going on. Lasts Until Tuesday, July 13th Come Early Your Chance to Buy a Year’s Supply Fourth Avenue and 34th Street - Over 100,000 Pairs of Women’s High Class Shoes : Now Selling at the One Price of $5.50 —$9 to $15 Values— “ASSOCIATED SHOE MANUFACTURERS, B. Daniels. Mer. The 71st Reg’t Armory Easily Reached From All Parts of Greater New York Lexington Ave. Subway, Madison Ave. Cars and 34th St. Crosstown Cars all stop at the door. NEW FASHIONED SHOES AT THE OLD FASHIONED PRICE Here is your opportunity to provide for your present ‘and future shoe needs and to save money. No fear of getting anything out of date. The newest 1920 models in all sizes and widths are here. White Washable Kid, White Buck, Black and Brown Ooze Calf, Patent Leather, Tan Calf, Brown Kid, Gunmetal Calf; Covered French Heels, Leather Louis Heels and Military Heels. Black and Tan High Cut Boots, Louis Heels and Military Heels. Visit the 7ist Reg’t Armory today and see the remarkable shoe values, All facilities for prompt attention and proper fitting are provided. We will gladly exchange shoes purchased or re- fund your money if they are ansatisfactory to you An apology is due those of our patrons who, arriving when the crowds were the thickest, were unable to obtain prompt attention. 200 Clerks have been added to our salesforce and accommodations so greatly improved that every purchaser will hereafter receive quick, satisfactory service.