The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1921, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, MONSAY, MAROH 2 ARDINAL GIBBONS'’S [fren Sungei “BODY LIES IN STATE): “guard of prayer” he L tore of Isabella. will i uneet inthe bows _ Removed From Death Room .to Cardinal Bibbone's eo out "em % Baltimore Cathedral in KING GETS 1 18 _ YEARS. Simple Ceremony. Brains of Gang Which Robbed BALTIMORE, March %.—The body} Rrooklym Man Sent to Prison. this rack Say| MOTOR CAR KILLS Is Cut Off, in last Thursday to the re it will le In state Bae day of the funeral Brooklyn to-day for planning the rob- bery of Harry Fettel of No. 187 Linden eccrine Street Nov. 22 last. Walter Phinney of an pool anon at] No. 106 Wost 6iat Street received u ff- 7 ' teen-year term for helping carry out ~ | the plana. ‘was sim- to Bellevue Hospital, Mountain hotel last summer, became his guest in Brooklyn. King sent|the East 22d Street Statio ase vest Phinney and another man to Mr. Fet- he te od ie tel'e home, They beat him into uncon- sciousness, stole a lange sum of mon eee "Sewele. worth $2,000. "A. nerrant’s screams led to their capture by Pol man Lawlor of the Snyder Avenue St tion. ed eight chanting sem- told the police Mrs. iss Clara W' jad her arm pra BONWIT TELLER. & CO. of Opipinallions_ FIFTH AVENUE,AT 38™ STREET An Exceptional Presentation— Tuesday WOMEN’S FRINGED CANTON CREPE FROCKS IN BLACK, NAVY, SLYNX GRAY, BROWN 59.00 FRINGE is a leading motif in the treatment of Frocks, and these Fringed Frocks of Canton crepe have the cachet of the Paris modes, as \they are reproductions of the recently imported models. Straightline silhouettes are encircled with self color silk fringe of varying width— fringe is also applied to the sleeves. A pretty , touch: of lace is the real filet collar and vestee. —$ 7 ‘IN ADDITION A COLLECTION OF TRICOTINE SATIN AND TAFFETA FROCKS AT....... M} aB ret Company Men's suits of the better type have been talked about at prices so much higher, that it is well to preface any mention of price with this statement: These Kirschbaum suits, in point of style, fabric and work- manship, are the finest our Men's Section has ever shown. $30 to $45 Stern Brothers WEST 424 ST. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenue) © WEST 43d ST. WEALTHY WOMAN |no. 459 prospect Avenue, Hacken- Mrs. De La Portillo, Mexican, Fell] the wort Lee hill, at 2.80 o'clock yes- in Front of It—Girl’s Arm Mrs. Lula De La Portillo, sixty-two, | a Mexican, who had been living at George Is King of Manhattan was/ the Hotel Laclede, No. 102 Kast 15th] frat sentenced to eighteen years in Sink) street, fell in front of an automobile Bing prison by County Judge Bayes in/at Fourth Avenue and 15th Strect, Simon Aronstein, of No. 359 Bast 166th Street, owner and driver of the King, who met Mr. Fettel at a Bald|car, was arrested on a charge of homicide by Patrolman tetera of The manager of the Hotel rns e had been in this city areca aay ve that he believed she was wealthy. M er, twenty-four, of No, 169 Passaic Street, Hacken- c automobile, driven by Evan Morse of sack, struck a pole while climbing terday mornin, Polfceman James Sullivan of the Mo- } run e sidewalk to avold a coltlaton. nite bull aud 7 Ibert Pi ty=ni 52 Asth Street, Brooklyn, was cut by ‘glass | fou is: Margolies Mrs, Margaret Hucrotke, forty-three, a widow, of No. sey City, who lived alone, suddenly went insane early to-day, set her house rook: afire in four places, locked the doors and fled. ‘The house, a one-story frame An hour Jater the woman, wearing e rth Cc uy it le ying last night was ran over and died| Wen, AttHur, Cortscn'’s automobile iin | Street of a Paras) preyin ned 1 the psycopathic while being taken in an ambulance] with » car owned by Morr n| Fipital it ie’ seta she hed faBted ise No. 1465 Rockaway Avenue, in Wastern fae during Lent that her health Parkway arly to-day, een impaired, ered just above the elbow when anl WIDOW GOES INSANE AND BURNS HOUSE|- Boyd Avenue, Jer- ding, was gutted. man's Sarton: and a shawl, was nd at Bergen Avenue and ward of City id styles most in favor,.p ow window at fodh low pote 8 appeal to you. Foyr Tricotine New model " rs ° 4 ond trico: tine, $45.00. New Spring of higher priced models, tailored o1 Bol Opportunity Week March 28th to April 2d In making the prices for this the desire not only to sell you, but to satisfy you and e@ you a future customer. To do this we rely on our 66 years’ experience, our courtesy rTis Phin unequalled low prices, and if desired, OUR LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS * Sieitay $ Ile Gibbous 392Pirtu. AVE. AT 36 St. aly sev Second Koor-Jake Glevator: A high class Fifth Avenue. Women’s Apparel Shop which, being upstairs, can only display its styles to the Public through daily advertisements, So each day we select ‘from our stock one or more e them in our newspape Our Special Tomorrow ° New Spring Suits For Women and Misses. Very Special 39° Actual Values are Considerably More broidered, tailored wonderfully well; they would please you at a much higher price. Another Strong Special Tomorrow Smart new Coats selected Lina regular stock livia, Yalama, Ramona, Tasmania and Trico- week’s Sale we have had in mind § per prices that they will Models, braided or em- COATS | 45” m broidered PO A ee 1921,’ COAT at.. a0. 15° Wrap-Coat Type Of soft quality Velour, ef- fectively embroidered shawl collar and loose Dolman sleeves—semi-belted tie sash effect. Silk lined. tie belt. eee an TTI West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York Presenting New Low-Priced Models of Exceptional Desirability! Plain or richly elaborated types. THREE TYPICAL VALUES FOR TOMORROW! Cape at. $80.75 Embroidered Silk Lined Navy Tricotine Cape, with smart throw-about collar, fringe trimmed, richly braid embroidered, slip pockets, Dolman s' and sleeves. ano Porce- loid Refrig- erator Apartment style porce- \ lain food of Dresser, Chifforobe, Foot End Bed; four pieces; as ill High Grade Grand Rapids Make Empire Period Bedroom Suite in French Gray Vanity Dressbr § .50 illustrated, at 2 TINY y AN CTCr TTT eek eat ra} wil lour, 3 pillows and roll ings in seats; as illustr: indestruct: OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES || "NERS "St. A Most Extraordinary Sale_of: 2117 New Spring Hats 5:50 Actually Priced Below Cost! These hats (all made within the last three days) represent the over-production of a lead- ing manufacturing milhiner. He sold them to us at a de- cided loss to himself. The values represented are positively amazing! Dash- ing new Spring styles are featured in such costly straws as real Italian Milan, Row-and-Row Lisere and hand- blocked Swiss Hemp. Flowers in glorious colors, droop- ing Ostrich and gay floral wreaths adorn them. Many are faced with Georgette Crepe or Taffeta. Every model was made to sell for several dollars more. All the wanted Spring colors. (Special Tables on Main Floor and Millinery Department, Third Floor, Annez). No Mail Orders No Exchanges No Credits dames McCreary & Co. 5th Avenue 34th Street iue'eus |Brooklyn—Fulton Street Near Hoyt ( ji!" \Newark—Broad Street & West Park Spring Coats, Capes & Wraps | Hundreds of coats, capes, wraps, auto coats and distinctive novelties! In every correct coloring and fabric. -Specially assembled and priced for tomorrow! Including many brand-new productions that have never before been shown. For women and misses WRAP at. eG. 15 Luxurious enyeloping Vel- dyne Sse with full cuffed leeves, big draped collar, embroidered on collar i