The evening world. Newspaper, August 3, 1920, Page 10

| feet high. _ Pimmy, a canary, ie tying in state |New York City. 4m a tiny coffin lined with white plush to-day in the window of the cobbler | Shop of Emidio Ruswmanno, at No. | Boyden Street, Newark, and at 6 o'dlock this afternoon there was to be ®@ funeral at which Jimmy's parents, ‘Lorenzo and Maria, will appear with ihe cobbler as chief mourners, Rusemanno was almost heartbroken when Jimmy, who promised to be as O00 a songster as his father, choked to death while feeding. He decided to whuve a funeral for the bird, but G Spatola, undertaker, of No. 136 Highth Avenue, thinking the cobbler was -Avifiing, named $260 as the oost there. | ‘ot and demanded cash in advance. ~ Russmanno drew the money from the bank, paid it to the undertaker and the plans for the obseequies were formed, These included a $25 casket, 428 by @ Irfches, and as soon as It was @elivered Jimmy was tenderly placed therein. Hundreds of passers-by have inte viewed the bird lying in state in the window of the little cobtting hop, lighted candles at the head and Toot of the tiny coffin. Last night Russmanno decided that ‘the obsequies would sot be complete ‘without a wake, Word that a wake ‘was being held and that visitors were Deine regaled with a plentiful mupply of Itatlan wine passed swiftly about the neighborhood. Peopie went to mourn with the black-garbed Russ- manno in such large numbers that lice reserves were called out. The jee entimated that more than 800 attended the wake, blocking the streot fora time. ‘There will be no clergyman at the funeral, the undertaker having agreed te conduct the service. But nothing pie will be lacking. A hearse wi!l the bird, followed by five coaches, toW grave that has been dug in o varant lot owned by Russmanno op- fe Branch Brook Park, attended A fifteen-piece band. During wake committees Envelope ( the Russmanno's Thirty-fourth Street Of all-silk taffeta or satin 250 Wool Sweaters 50 Pure Siik Swe (Ali of the above ing a bird will surmount a cross 6 | WOMEN STUDY HIGH COST OF PRODUCE) to visit wholesale markets and the ni rond freight terminalia and watoh the! “middlemen” nt "work A NEW—BETTER—DIFFERENT SPECIALTY SHOP For Ladies’ Negligees and Undergarments Lawrence Challie long Kimono, beautiful style, all colors.... Camisole, Satin, fancy embroidered and lace trimmed. . i Final Price Reductions have been made throughout the remaining stocks of Bathing Costumes and Swimming Suits for Women, Misses and Children as a result of which a remarkable opportunity is now offered for obtaining eminently desirable sea garments Of poplin or surf satin . (Combination included in every instance) Swimming Suits of wooi jersey, Children’s One-piece Bathing Suits of knitted worsted reduced to $1.65 Two angels hold. | | Thus Roc _ | age Fathers Agains Garbage Men Aperial to Th ROCKVILLE © went early thla morning | ructors tribution | block off, @ at the frank+| Trustee Arthur @. Calffornia reut, W t Market, Market and the hin in exercising the rigi SPECIAL ODUCTORY OFFE Imported Japanese long Kimono, embroidered, plain or printed flowers Cotton Petticoat, all solid colors e purchasing $2.00 or over. One Block East of Sth Avenue GB. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE = FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fifth Street at extraordinarily low prices including Bathing Costumes + . reduced to $15.00 + «+ reduced to $7.50 reduced to $6.95 Women’s & Misses’ Sweaters are now on sale at clearance price reductions; including reduced to $6.75 reduced to 25.00 & 35.00. are on the Third Fioor) IE PLATE BADGES DOLL UP TRUSTEES Long Serpentine Crepe Kimono, solid colors... ....-+0+++55 {$1.95 Value 3.25 $1.95 Vatwe 3.26 ech ear icereniasran { 92-95, Crepe de Chine long Empire Kimono, all colors...... Decevere shemise Crepe de Chine, trimmed with lace and Georgette top ‘Value ue to 1.75 FREE—One pair of beautiful Japanese Slippers to each customer ee Garment Shop ville Centre Fortifies Its vide against future indignities of the ‘ Lt was voted that the trustees and |Police Magiatrate Mack Thorpe should be provided with large nickel badges. ta any [Jt $8 now belleved thet no garbage re- qantza-| moving person will hereafter dure’ to tions, under the guldance of Herachet/Palee his hand against a village father H, Jones, State Department of Fyats| decorated with one of these ple plates, and Markets, and Mins May Van Ars-/4# they have already been dubbed. dale, member of the Council of Farms |fhairman Morley K. Dunn has hed a and Markets. ‘The members visited the |Kold badge for some time, It waa point- New York Central milk depot at 29th|ed out, and nobody has ever presumed Street and Tenth Avenue, a pasteurtza-|to ao much as threaten to knock his) tlon plant In Brooklyn, ¢ point for produc Aokert, publikner et|of the Pictorial Review, earnestly sec- onded Longnecker's suggestion, saying the badge was ubsolutely necossary to t of aearc Tit Haumert. others on Long Leland trains. Munds wanted a badge .he epindder curred in the general sentiment aanatlipiioe ult of $5,000 ball, oharwed the Cheese King, and Joe could wear hin waist belt: few people can seo igh sa hin suspender buckle without Frank Gordner con- A Iarge bag when arrested. Tho bag aad rie fumes. int has been sealing aya. te suid he had bag. Halts Dar. Faneral. of Jeremiah C. ight yeara was night. Foley, who for t head of the Mor yernon Police De- partment, waa the largest that ever took place there. The entire police force ex- sth Street the Indders af paint “ i NO be at vikt OW KS of the factory, which they entered Sunday | Safeg@ar. health dally & tablospoontul eating IN THIS BIG CLEARANCE SALE of our surplus stock of this season's styles in Women's and Children's fine wearing ap- rel, we have cut the sell our goods by mail all over the United States. To dispose of the odds and ends of the high grade merchandise we have left, we have arranged the most astonishing Bargain Sale ever held. COME EARLY AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS, Values up to $39.50 Not Many Left. Crisp, Cool, Stylish Frocks. Many charming styles. Cut to Less Than Wholesale Cost. While they §$ 39 last, DoYoun Need a Kimono? If you do, here's a chance to get a beauty at less than || cost; made of |/| | serpentine || crepe; assort- ed colors. Special ~INGHAN DRES: ES $1.95 AND. $9.88 Doors Open Every Morning at 8:30 e are clearing out the Balance of our Stock to make room for next season’s goods Everything sold for LESS THAN COST! Sale Continues All Week Merchandise almost given away Come and look over the amazing bargains Exquisite Georgette BLOUSES Reduced to $9.88 These are the bal- ance of our stock of Finest Blouses. All new and charming style which sold in our catalogue this season foi an average price of $10.00. ‘Sale Price Is About Halt What They Cost Us. row St. Women’s Two-Eyelet TIES Brown or Black High or Low Heel. SPECIAL! Women’sWhiteCanvas ing Style Oxfords _——_ Lots of Shoes for Little Folks. Here's a Sacrifice Value. Infants’ But-.¢ ton Boots £ bIG SALE utr Women's SILK HOSE Swamps arly and get a Bargain— WOMEN'S SMART WOOL SWEATERS Mercer'z'd HOSE 3 Pair for You Never Bought Such Bargains! HOW TO REACH OUR BUILDING Take 9th Ave. “L" to Chris- topher St. Station, walk one block west and one block south to Barrow St., or take 7th Ave. Subway to Christopher St. Sta- tion, walk west to Washington St. and one block south to Bar- row St., or from East Side “L” and Subway lines, transfer to Eighth St. surface cars and get off at 9th Ave “L.” ene’ block west to Washington St. and one block south to Bar- You Never Dainty, Cool VOILE iad DRESSES Quick Clearance Sale of STYLISH Taffeta Wash Skirts Embroid’d § 1-99 = |S.—-After a week's ry capt two men, who remained on duty, of imported Party Visits Wholesale Markets and | ing the unfortunate fistic ~ rena Company, Stalnsit hes tee Jobe | formed & guard of honor, It waa fol- P ian Sal F i tween Village Trustee Dav one | lowed by Mayor Eimer I. Kinoald and ompe: Freight Terminals to Learn | ha AMG haw, a. neato qarcuny By day ee In a timekeeper at Bayonne | ail the city ‘othclais and the members of Olive Oil } ty ‘ 7 4 . \ ahd 4 naw, nd *E’ and at night heck fe We Of Bimmy” Will Be Buried Why Top Prices Prevail. |man. in the backyard of his home Inst Fargo fe *the “eriet Station ny seaee ¢ ce S er 4 i : | week a# a renult of which the dignity City. je was on way home carry- suspend luring the funeral. rv ith Band and Flowers— | A party of 150 women, eager to learn |” akan . ss 4 200. when it Is reported to be going to waste tei : 2 ic Union Suits for Men ——_—_—— on the farms within an hour's ride from | stope “at last night's meeting to pro: Athletic the weather. Madras, Nainsook, Sille and —Silk-and-Cotton Now at 25°, Off Regular Prices Were $1.75 to $7.0 Bi B 125th St. at 3d” Ave. 40 Ldn Bireet way. way at 400 47 Cortland: Walk Bought Such a Bargain! is always ready to eat. It is compact. 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