The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1921, Page 16

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1921, ah] il COURT HOLDS MAN, |MISS VAN WYCK HAM ‘ DOUBTS COP’S TALE) WED TO A SCOT Magistrate, in Liquor Case, Calls|Daughter of the Former Mayor | TIM CHAMPIONS Pollcatian’s Story ‘linneababte Sails To-Day With Her Hus- but Has to Fix Bail band for His English Home. daughter of the late Robert A. Van Wyek, Mayor from 1898 to 1902, was married in St Stephen's Church, Woman Thinks Burglar a “Per-| ,, ! fect Gentleman; Doesn't Want Him Locked Up. Gold Medal. 2414-lb. bag, A place where busy housekeepers delight to shop "Tae same convenience you delight in when all your uten- sils rest spic and span in an orderly kitchen closet or cabinet of your home, you will enjoy at Lewis & Conger’s. cel, last evening to an Major Peter Carl Col- { the Gordon High dno attendants, | anders ‘| Her une! response to questions Michacl Delngi, testi hed him, Judge Augustus er in marriage performed at i BALTIMORE, April 14—A “ren | 2?) tleman burglar.” who stole $1,900 In Jewelry from the home “ | Heubeck with the that she ni 4id not want him Were caught. “I feel sure he was a Perfect gentleman,” she said. | Additional probability of the entry MRS. GREENTHAL GUILTY. of the Naval Academy eight at) | Strictly Fresh, New Laid EGGS Oc doz. understood | n had come over for f taking his bride Kitchen chair with seat inclined forward for con venience when you work at cabinet, table or sink, Ip white enamel $7.50. Varnished $6.00, Watch for the Grand Opening “THE LIBERTY” New York's Newest and Finest Chinese Restaurant and Tea Parlor. For in purpose this place sug- Per i Poughkeepsie was given yesterday by| Sentenced to Wear a Pearl Neck-| Th di A ril 14 1921 gests a huge kitchen closet of the i the — of es members Ts ne Suee Tovitiavinn Heew Mat. | urs ay, p 1 | fi home—the place wherebusy house- ond class, who unanimously voto , a f thine fi ] that they would forego their Brenna trey eeere: 41 MOTT ST., opp. Pell St. Usctiacdoeren keepers may turn for exactly the leave if necessary In order to row Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin 1 Groens| [itn the heart of Chinatown, Come and bletdisbod M bid eed roper panto bake delic} Py ; the Navy in the classic on the Hud-| ‘thal of No Rathgate Avenue, | F try the tasty dishes prepared by our fa- tale ah db proper pan to bake delicious treats. Rice Bread Be ion. eee eee arc arcnine (A serie or meron wears wets eae Or in other sections where she may nutritious, fancy | | Butler's Bon Bon Bread is ’ With 744 mileh cows and three | tne nniversar: their | fla d Chinese dishes may be ordered in ad- find lusty brooms to clean floors, | rc ies gid iti feeder fa eed teat ve 5 Pedigreed bulls the American steam-| wedding thirtieth ersmry | Telephone Frank 4942 — olishes to sparkle f; d GPR specie kerereecse 8 “ ihalaesld ship West Arrow of the Bull Steam-| of Mr. ( to the| Solidly constructed Pp P ¢ faucets an | 5e 8c } ship Line left here yesterday noon| the bar puples attented | wash wringers cost knobs, or soaps and boilers to help aoe Hambure, the ceremony and Maglkstrate Willlam ———————— | | from $11 to $16, Sweetser acted as toastmaster, | Mrs, Josephine Ragona, twenty dinner pars wee one, a Sicilian, was arrested yester-| 9 mock trial with Mrs, ( doy, charged with th he role o Frank Ecolano, thirty-four, smith, who was shot to |" Second Avenue, near 106th Street, in|), New York, Oct. 14 last. eater ——— WON ARSON CHARGE | TWO WEEKS’ FREE TRIAL aah & Then $ 5 pown We sell the sanitary white “Eddy”? and Refrigerator, Prices from $63.50 00 $156. 15 Months on Balance with Monday’s task in the laundry. Every housekeeping appliance that is practical and durable is ob- tainable in this exclusively home .urnishing store. Shopping for them is as quick and convenient as pick- ing your needs off hook and shelf at home fewis& CoNGER “9 Floors of Home Equipment” 45TH ST: & SIXTH AVE., NEW YORK cal Most Wonderful Salo of the Your. hE WOOL SAMPLE SPRING SUITS AND TOPCOATS " Made "$4 7s vi 1 19. Values 4°75, 125° ss COHEN’S 265-7 Sixth Av. Open Evenings, Cor, 17th St. Sweet, Ripe California “Sunkist” ORANGES 10 for 25c Peaches Coffee Fasic Brand Sliced Peaches; | | ty our freshly roasted, full : : lavored Coffee; delightful absolutely the finest fruit | | [every Corer: ag delightful packed; tall can, PACKAGE CRACKERS Uneeda Biscuits *°°%°°*" Vanilla Wafers Cc Ginger Snaps Oysterettes uting attorney, § “and sentenced t ns mal ASS Mrs, Barton, It Is Charged, Set Fire to Posts of Fence She Said Trespassed on Her Land. MIDDLETOWN, N. ¥., April 14,—Mrs. Frances Barton of Unionville, this county, a widow, seventy-cight years ld, is in the County Jail at Goshen, on & charge of arson in the third degree, waiting action by the Grand Jury, She had @ dispute with a neighbor! over a wire fence which she charged the neighbor, Joseph Brown, had placed ‘on her property, it is alleged that she set fire to the posta. An effort is being made to release | her because of her advanced age and feeble condition, She i» the oldest Woman ever committed to juil In the 288 Livingston St.—Brooklyn Phone Nevins 2100 Tak-hom-a Biscuits Lunch Biscuits Graham Crackers perpxg. 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Was $575—Now $460! 3 Pieces in American Walnut, Queen Anne Design. Cowperthwait’s | Liberal Credit Terms | 250 weekly on 815 worth | Se weekly on _&G0 worth 50 weekly on §=8100 worth 50 weekly on worth 812.50 week:, on $1,000 worth | | Other Amounts in Proportion. Pay by the month if you wish. Ne extru Charges of Any Kind, 10%, Off for Cash | Bed Room | Was $320—Now $240! 3 Pieces | in Maple, Golden Oak or Wal- nut. Was $397—Now $199! 4 Pieces in American Walnut or Ma- hogany. Queen Anne Design. Was $282,50—Now $178! 4 Pieces in Mahogany or Walnut | | Was $225—Now $182! 3 Pieces | in American Walnut Was $350—Now $298! 4 Pieces in Ivory or Mahogany. 331-3 Per Cent. Discount on All Orientals. Remarkable Reductions in Furniture Living Room Was $465—Now $337! 8 Pieces In Tapestry. | Was $650—Now $435! 3 Pieces in Tapestry. | Was $240—Now $180! 3-Piece Divanette Suite in Brown Spanish Imperial. 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