The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1920, Page 27

HOLDUP SUSPECT KILLED BY ACCIDENT Police Captain's Pistol Discharged in Scuffle Caused Death of New Dorp Farmer. The slaying of Antonio Como, a New Dorp farmer and father of seven children, by Police Capt. Abfaham Stewart, will not result in a charge againat Capt. Stewart, It was announced to-day by District Attorney Malloy of Staten Ial- and, He was convinced, he said, that the shooting was accidental. Joseph Pietro of New Dorp and An- tonlo Desanto of.Dongan Hills. who were with Como when he was shot and who were held as material witnesses, were rearrested to-day and held in $1,000 bail for examination Friday, charged with attempted highway robbery. Frank Murphy of West Brighton, driving: an automobile in which were two other men and three women, told Capt. Stewart jast night that three men tried to hold them up. The men drove back to the scene, accompanied by Capt. Stewart, who sprang from the car when the three men were sighted. Investigation indicated that Como and hik companions merely wanted a ride home when they were believed to have tried to hold up Murphy's party. But Come, mistaking Capt. Stewart's ac- tion in seizing him, grappled for the policeman’s pistol and in the struggle it was discharged, blowing off the end of one of Capt. Stewart's fingers and shooting Como. ave ee eT JURY COMPLETED IN GAMBLING TRIAL Weeks Charges Joe Cassidy Got $12,000 to $15,000 for Nassau County “Protection.” Van Albert Potter of Rockville Centre, manager of the Guaranty Tile & Trust Company of that village, was the last Juror accepted to-day in the trial for conspiracy to permit gambling in Nas- sau Country of Supervisor George W. Doughty, Postmaster Tliomas O'Keefe of Oyster Bay, Assemblyman Thomas MeWhinney and Sheriff Charles W. Smith, before Justice J. Addison Young in the Supreme Court at Mineola. William Busteed, who was fined $1,000 for conducting a gambling place at Howlett, L. L, and given a sus- pended sentence, was present as a wit- ness for the prosecution. District Attorney Charles R. Weeks, in his opening address, charged that Joseph Cussidy, former boss of Queens, with the four officials y died had received 15,009 as his share for protecting Joh: aughnessy. SHOOTS HIS BROTHER IN DARK AS BURGLAR Saw Suspicious Looking Man Near Mother’s Cottage and Fired on Him, MORRISTOWN, N. J., Dec, 20.— Aroused by reported depredations of hold-up mep and burglars in the neizh- borhood, Frederick Bryan early to-day fired a shot at a suspicious-looking man outside his mother’s cottage in Towace, ‘near here, and then, approaching the thapect, who had fallen to tho . stde- discovered that he had seriously ed his brother, Archibald E house when he belived her to be, mont with her other son, "ren ‘Went out to investigate. SALEEBY ON STAND, ver: he Brooklyn Drugeist on Trial for Manslaughter Says He In Innocent. Samuel K. Saleaby, a druggist, for- merly of No. 84 Court Street, took the gtand in his own defense to-day in his trial on a charge of manslaughter be- fore Supreme Court Justice Kapper and a jury in Brooklyn he charge grows out of the sale of quantity of wood alcohol sto! by John Romunelli, « Brooklyn uns taker, the alcohol inh cohol, {tts alleged. v sold ii vd Feonlted in the death, among. sou rs, of Anthony Chiavkovich’ of Hartfc Saleeby claimed he gia not know the alcohol liquor was W N.Y, State W riority in Fran- Taxes. Dev. 20.—The United Yourt held to-day that York had priority: pollecting WASHIN (art Dead After Rane ADR y th to-day illness of e dead girl] d ii the party e2.d and held without oe V. 8. Rellet Workers Safe tn Kars. CONSTANTINOPLE, ND JOE“SEL” STATION ar Connam 41 SATURDAY EVENINGS” aa ANAT 6) 3, DOWN ON *505 ; 5, DOWN ON $752" 1732 DOWN ON 002) FISHER BROS CoOL UMBUS AVENUE NOW! The ‘Shopping Throngs in 14th ST. The Greatest in the History of the Street HEARN VALUE GIVING | Following on Sale Both To-Day and To-Morrow: (errr | Misses’ Fur Sets— | Jewel Gift | $1.75 Babies’ Solid Gold Rings. . Jewelled and plain signet style. $14.97 Women’s Wrist Watches Seven-jewel, ten-year case. $2.97 Misses’ and Children’s Gold Filled Bracelets....... New designs. Sterling Silver Cigarette Cases Many prety designs. $14.97 Beaded Bags $15.97 peti Clocks ell- $3.47 Jewel a $4.97 Pearl Necklaces .. 24 inches long- $2.97 Rhinestone Bar Pins Safety eatches. Silver-Plated Shaving Seis Mesh Bags | white—were $3.97...... se, blue and tan grounds, RUGS—THIED FLOOR. « buttoned-torneck model WOXs' crormNa—riunp FLOOR, $1.97 Little Tots’ Tub Desens. +, 1.00) 37 ct. Outing Flannel—32inch..... .1! Blue and white and pink and white stripes. WASH FAMIUCS—BASEMENT, $6.49 Full Siee S preads. 4.4 Al Satin finish—-Marseities designs ‘All wool—40 and 42 inches wide - Plain and fancy & chambray—in Hap ed styles—sizes to “ INFANTS’ WEAN—SECOND FLOOR, $2.58 French Serges ad = SILKS-MAIN FLOOR. White Madras wide—fgured and striped ¢ GOODS-—-MAIN FLOOR 4 ee M4 ct. Huck Towels. 22 hemmed white damask borders, ' $6.95 Linen-Table Cloths.........4.44 70x10 inches — bleached linen damask wert $8.75 22-in, Napkins to mateh, TABLE LINENS—MAIN FLOOR. 17 inches wide—firm weave, red GHLER TING ~ BASRA: Large variety of attractive designs. own make—eight-day. Gilt—pink and blue lining. $8.97 and $10.97 Solid Gold Lavallieres Daintily jéwelled; large assortment of designs. $14.97 Silver-Plated and Green Gold Newest designs. $8.97 Solid Gold Cuff Links. Plain and engraved styles. $7.97 Solid Gold Scarf Pins Variously jewelled. “TUES- ral tl DAY® ., Fe ar Sn Sy org Day New attractive styles offer themselves as gift suggestions at special prices for Tuesday. Georgette Blouses—Beaded, braided and embroidered models in Hindoo Hig hee taupe, marys brown, isque, flesh, oriole an 2 90 EROS NNO Brushed Wool Sets—Scarf and tam and toque in @ variety of pretty ——<—r- MORNING SFECIALS—TCDAY and TOMORROW Until To prevent dealers buying, qvanttien restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders ‘art oshlie and’ drawers ire Extra sizes cwere $2.07, KNIT UNDERWIAN MAIN’ FLOOR $9.74 and $11.34 Boys’ Overcoats. 6.75 | $1.17 Girls’ Union Suits,...... 2% to 9 years—navy or brown Well made cotton fleece gar- ch overcoatings—full belt ments—-high neck—long sleeves LOTHING—THIRD FLOOM, KNIT UNDERWEAR—MAIN’ FLOOR. $1.95 and $2.94 Boys’ Trousers— 38 ct. Men's Socks, to 17 years........ .1.57| Fine mercerized cotton—double Fancy cheviots, corduroy ‘and heel and toe—colors ure navy, cordovan, smoke and black, SSE MED NE MDA ENE Neco ENN Mn SEAR ENN EEN RENE MEE EE Flowered sitko! COMPONTABLES —HASEMLENT $3.75 Scrim and Voile Curtains Fine quality—-hematitched edge ~white or Arablan tint. CURTAINS BASEMENT, -for men's shirts and | 48 et. New Scrim Curtei uses. Yard colors are | brown, garnet, | navy and blac! DRESS GOODS—MAIN FLOOR. ¥4.12 Silkoline Comf table... $1.95 Dress Satins—3S-inch.......1.48) border—full siz Fine close face—desirabie light and dark colors, including black. Soft finished bleached cotton— | $8.95 Men's rite oe Wxcollent quality worsted—fast TOWE 1a -MAIN F100) black “ull eigen up to 60. Shirts... 2. olored styles on light and dark grounds, MEN'S WEAL- MALN FLOOR SA et. All Linen Toweing........ 81 | $595 and $695 Beacon bordered. For tty =f and Tigh TOWELING—MALN FLOOR. end dark jor med sailor collar-—finished 19 ct, Shootings , de] and sailor colar Aintened with yards wide—soft finiat. CHULUILEN'S pK Ween ie! | EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, ‘DECEMBER 20, ~rsa0% ‘ONLY FOUR | MORE E SIIOPPING DAYS ~~ STORE OPEN: 9A. M. to 6P. M. AEARN Fourtecath Street ESTABLISHED 1827 West of Fifth Avenue WHY? Rabbit, kit or white coney—melon shape muff lined with satin and finished with hand-ring—prettily shaped shawl collar, also lined with satin— Were $9.97 and $10.97...........7-50 Were $18.97.......++ oven tOsee Misses’ Fur Sets— Muff and large animal scarf finished with head and tail—Were $39.97.....27.50 Children’s Nutria Muffs and Scarfs- Muffs were $17.97...... iecapisd GeO Scarfs were $14.97. 9.75 Children’s Fur Sets— White Coney and Rabbit— were $4.48 and $5.48.......0.06 3.55 Womens’ Muffs— Black Coney— were $5.48 .......... 2.95 Brown Kit and Black Chee were $7.97 and §8.97..........4 6.50 | were $12.97 ....... Seaswouoa ene [ ROBES AND NEGLIGEES | $10.94 Beacon Cloth Robes...7.65 Collarless models, trimméd with wide, satin ribbon, and other models with collars trimmed with shirred or stitched satin. There is a large va- riety of colors in handsome two and three tone patterns. $10.94 & $11.94 Blanket Robes. 8.75 Beacon cloth in two and three tone patterns—trimming of wide satin rib- bon on collar, cuffs, pockets and front —fastenings of satin buttons and silk frogs—sizes 36 to 46. $20.97 Batik and Crepe de Chine Negligees........... hans dO OO Chiffon cloth with white design over shaded silk—one-piece model-—crepe de chine models zee deep frill of lace at sleeves and $4.94 Girls’ White Dresses... .3.95 Good quality voile, daintily trimmed ‘with lace—6 to 14 years. $4.94 Girls’ All Wool Serge Dresses 3.95 In navy blue—are trimmed with bright touches of silk sizes 6 to 14 years. NEUEN SSE EEN SEES ENE ANE HEME BE EONS NE EME EEE ENS EERIE NEE E HEN ERE ENE “To Meet the New Conditions” | . “As We Buy We Sell” 4500 KNIT SKIRTS A Special Purchase R Just in time for Holiday Gifts, These were purchased from the same makers as were the Cardigan Jackets that sold so wonderfully last week. Therefore Women’s & Misses’ Knit Skirts and Combinations - - Women’s Knit Skirts - - - Women’s Knit Skirts - - - Colors: White, Naoy, - Were $2.48 to ed 1.38 - Were $648 - - | 2s 88 Oxford, Black, Blue, Natural * DEPARTMENT—SECOND, FLOOR 2.75 Pair Value $4.00 We were indeed ‘ortunate to secure this excep- tionally fine lot of House Slippers in just the nick’ of time for Holiday selling. They are ex- actly the thing to give a man for Christmas, for they are both practical and good-looking, and are made of best quality selected tan leather with flexible turned soles, Daniel Green “Comfy” Slippers—for men— at lowest in city prices—all sizes—oxford grey—best quality—with “comfy” sole. . with regular leather sole and heel. .,.. TUESDAY—ONE-DAY SALE Special Purchase Men’s House Slippers (Tan Leather—Everett Style) . Were $148 to $224} -88 (HEED EOAESAEEAAPN ASA SEDANS NY ESA NESE ENA SNAP A AP ENN SAS MSAFE Ne A NE NaN gaa NENA Smart Apparel for Her Dressy Blouses... 2.97 to 62.50 Lingerie Blouses.. 2.00 to 18.97 Black Blouses.... 2.00 to 42.68 Extra Size Blouses 2.00 to 29.68 Suits ., 15.00 to 110.00 Silk Dre, Wool Di as . Cloth Coats...... Sizes 6 to 10 Fur Coste... +195; Fur Scarf: Fur Mufts £ Skirts ....5.00- 5.97 to 22.97 Petticoats Sill Petticoats.,.....3.74 to 50.00 Cotton Petticoats. ...1,28 to 12,94 Extra Size Petticoats.1.38 to 39.00 Lingerie Night Dresses....... 1.28 to 9.94 2.35 Combinations . 148 to 4.94 Corset Covers. 4.94 2.85 Petticoats .... 2.94 Envelope Chemis 6.94 Men’s Silk Initial Handkerchiefs— Women’s All-Linen Handkerchiefs— Women’s Initial Handkerchiefs Women’s Initial Handkerchiefs— Machine and band embroidered corner, A8, .54, .74 to 147 each Women’s All-Linen Handkerchiets— $7.97 Little Tots’ Fine Sweater C Good range of season's best shades—si! Babies’ Four-Piece Toilet Sets Boys’ Suits 9 to 18 years, navy serge and 11 to 17 years, all wool materials. | $19.50 Suits. Some with extra trousers, Boys’ Mackinaws 8 to 17 years, all wool plaids, best tailoring, full sizes, $27.50. $13.50 Mackinaws . $16.50 Mackinaws 9-50 | $32.50. Young Men’s ‘Suits Sizes 38 to 40, Wool cheviots, fabrics. ; Young Men’s Overcoats Sizes 38 to 40, Heavy wool | $27.50 Overcoats HANDKERCHIEFS 48, .74 to 1.24 each Plain hem or initial, ° .24, 37, .54 each 6 in box. Val. and Venise lace border, -97, 1.24, 1.47 to 2.97 each Women’s Embroidered Handkerchiefs— 3 in box 6 inbox 1,47 to 3.14 box Children’s Novelty Handkerchiefe— 8 in box 58, 67, 96 box 6 in box pet recvareol 1.10 box ‘Men's All-Linen Handkerchiefe— 97, 1.47 to 1.97 box Plain hem, 54, .74, .96 to 1.47 each Men's Initial Handkerchiefs— All-linen, 54, .74, .96 to 1.67 each Men's Initial Handkerchiefs Men’: Colored Handkerchiefs Woven border. Beautifully embroidered. $1.50 Infants’ Crepe de Chine Moccasins— pink and blue Daintily embroidered. Finer sets lad $8.97. Another Splendid S ‘Special Purchase of SILK PETTICOATS Messaline and Taffeta 2.95 Were $4.24 A beautiful selection of colors and models from which you .f may choose most charming gifts— both straight and founced styles are included. Some flounces are prettily ” Ht shirred and others are corded. Colors are plain tone and exquisite changeable Among the combinations in changeable colors are cerise and green, blue and cherry, and many other artistic effects. Continuing ‘Surplus ‘Stock Sale Boys’ & Young Men’s Clothing | $50,000 Worth of Suits and Overcoats Reduced Below Present Wholesale Prices Boys’ Overeoats t 10.50 | $22.50 Overeoats $19.50. Overcoats class $37.50 serges, best FOR BABY |: | $5.97 Satin Carriage Quilts......... x rey So Ulsterettes of heavy over- , Boys’ Suits Regular and stout sizes; high ee $28.50 Suits...... | $29.50 Overcoats 18.50 | §34:50 Suits... ..- Boys’ and Young Men’s Clothing, Third Floor See pages 18 and 20 for other Hearn Advertising