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ane PERRET be oa ne a es THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921, cic BRONX COUNTY | sprearea back In 1914, resulting in| SHOW CASE THIEVES | EQUITY’S “GATE” $40,000. [84 Yer Sottictere™wene to, Che a7. |dalary cuts of from $500 to $1,600 for BREAK 10 WINDOW — cago Where he Was associated for }many empl f the county of- 10 WI 5 Cao ‘where one, wan agaociated fo fices In the Br sumassnioalan Tem Thousand Saw Show, Breaking |ieraid, Returning to New | York Pry $1,000 Worth of Merchandise ee ee See Se are ities for vari: in hair's ci ai Suan ore and magazines, H 08 HOLDERS FACE | NOT A BEAUTY BABY SHOW, | oon by Vandals Using Auio | wAeitnete ta tnucumetient ent out | ois Memes? cnnettion eae with tht | a " oY tho: or bh Annual Contest of Parents’ As- in 42d Street District, ciation more than $40,000 was taken In| {7°rMEy, Tiers» Te ae et naken, | He f Phystest at the annual show given in the Metro-|peare. His wife and one daughter sociation Will He for rv ‘Ten windows were smashed and $1,000| polltan Opera House Sunday night.| survive him. and Mental Fitness worth of merchandise waa stolen In the| Previous reports placed the figure at Gon ava Garren _— sal tahy contest of | 44 Street district early to-day by | between $1,000 and $32,000. Only a email] CHARTERS HOME RULE BODY. & te The se Lonteess | ang betieved to have used an automo- antpliiendin oe . the Par: Association of Put fe per cent. of the amount will be used 9 ¢ Ju : for expenses, as mo’ School 99 and Joan of Aro Junior) "i. mst piace vlelted wae the Kick: . ai) Sista school will be held at the school vier 4 K-Jera gave their sei Victims of a Bill That Carried | Heh School, wit be erbocker Men's shop. No. 1 West 424]" “ten thousand p of the entertain-|New Hymn League to Fight to Maintain Five-Cent Pare. 8 passed through Street, where alk sivrta: betta and cuft| ¢j7eh, thousand Persona passed through! Juatice McAvoy to-day approved arti MADISON AVENUE « FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK S a . nd in five 4 cles of Incorporation of the Hylan an Unsuspected All bab ap: $6 Bue buttons were stolen. From the United] gnq night, which, according to Has-| tome Rul ‘hid nas y 4.3 ~ qi * remy - . vd 4 i" ie and Five<tent Fare League ra € | s “Joker.” years of age, it Cigar Store, at Brondway and 42d| fard Short. director of the show, broke|of the Lith Assembly District, which, Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street OkKer. {ble. No entra’ Street, a quantity of cigars were taken| all records for the house. according to the Incorporators, Milton | and entries may be ma when a side window wa A ———————_—— Greenthal, Julla EB. Ungerer, Bernard | 1 with Dr. f. D. & large plate 78th in a habe Street ar 4uMMtty or more employers of Bronx | $ ct @ounty have in the Inst few days Ben making frantic efforte by tele- Phone and telersraph to Induce Gov. ‘Mitier to veto a bill introd dur- Ale the closing hours of the Legisla-| 4 Mire by Senator John J, Dunnigan of |" ‘te Bronx, e © While the original intention of the | ply dim Peasure was to create an additional | Hen will be Pon % lint, Dead, | Rubin, John O'Rrien and Nathan Joop, Tee REMAN Zeer na ee aceks to protect Home Rule for mun! elpa litt ‘wantzation says {t witl furiish Franc ee oO) pneume Poste: worth of , nue and 4%! Street a as smashed and two pairs of mended shoos were taken For to-morrow (Wednesday) Kas, Ts | public. service corpe Ty AS A YOUNK INAN ‘pore Pate False: ‘ded to th n- ermining factor Dost of Assistant Deputy County] & BROOKLYN STORE NEWARK STORE Gert at $2,800 per year, the form in|FIVE GUILT’ 14 AUTO PLOT. Fulton Street, Broad Street and Ps ‘ Pere eset Pere Colao werner ioasz remee oun | | We Bone West Park Women’s Tailored Suits Pea aal cee anen Vieted of Conspiracy in Detrott. idgeport, detroit men, violate the several years ago and would effect | an annual “saving” estimated at | mearty $100,000, Is ib This was not discovered until the| tog by dill had passed both the Ase Senate and was on the desk. ‘The Dill every employe the office of Su Behulz, County J Il 1 West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York ee oe) of tricotine or Poiret twill in mavy blue, : Hundreds Beautiful Dresses or covert cloth in tan Large Collection New Models Specially low-priced at At About Wholesale $42.50 $ 15 There are several smart Spring models to select \ \ from, including the knee-length coat. The sizes: 34 to 44, inclusive A Special Offering of | i] | Under ad, Sounty €d so $35 Dresses TRICOTINE - - CANTON CREPE Now $19.95 In materials Canton Crepes, Trico- tines, Satins, Crepes de Chine, Serges,* Taffetas, Georgettes. } { SILK TAFFETA - - SATIN (Ready-to-wear Suits Department, Third Floor) | including These are indeed lovely dresses in straightline or bouffant modes, featuring youthful tunic and draped effects—with fitted bodices, over- skirts, ruchings, plaitings, rufflings and puffs. Save as much as $15 by buying direct from the manufacturer at practi- cally wholesale prices! Hom LTON GARMENT CO. 307 Fifth Avenue , Near 31st Street cant cnge (“et”) $19.95 Oar Entire Fifth Avenve Building Exclusively for Women's Wear Short and Long Sleeves, Novel Col- lar and Cutf Styles, Beading, Silk and Tinsel Thread Embroidery— And Neat Lace Applications. The result of a wonderful purchase—insuring every purchaser a real saving of $5.25 to 810 on each dress. Sizes for women and misses, | FOURTEENTH STREET _G5tablished 1827__ WEST OF FIFTH AVE, | TO-DAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY His Ousvails Saved Him N the narrow trestle—without time to think, or space to stand—he jumped—facing another death almost as certain as the incoming train, But he never Janded—and the train thundered by, leaving him unhurt. His overalls had caught on a projecting spike and did not tear. He drew himself back to the tracks unhurt. Time and time again, the great strength of Sweet-Orr Clothes-To-Work-In has been tested and proved in ways as surprising as the above. And this strength is found in every work gar- ment Sweet-Orr makes, The next time you Latency 8 DS yee t | | VICTROLA Girls’ and Misses’ pier bane oe i Converto =| os 100 |SWwEET-ORR ae iddies are of good quality lonsdale jean in all-white ceptionally 2 * . : UNION MADE Low Priced, |i or white with pretty colored trimmings. Styles are ee regulation, yoke, or laced front. CLOT H E S TO WOR K ] N rly Selection This is the opportunity of the season to_buy middies for | OVERALLS ND COATS WORK SHIRTS DRESS TROVERRS 0, Open — \ CORDUROY PANTS AND SUITS WORK PANTS AND SUITS ren W . | FLANNEL SHIRTS Evenings. the remaining school days and for all Summer wear. \ KHAKI PANTS AND SUITS CROSS COUNTRY BREECHES at a reduction Women’s Low Shoes $7.90 $9.00 Oxfords with welted soles | One-strap pumps of black and Cuban heels; tan | gunmetal, made with calfskin withstraight tips; | turnc ' soles and graceful black calfskin, wing tips. | Louis heels. Sixth Ave. Cor. 19th St. Boenings. NEW YORK | BROOKLYN 53 East 34th Street 55 Flatbush Avenue NO EXCHANGES Bet. 4th and Ma ‘ison NO RETURNS s ' IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— Mt atest may recors || —_—_—_li A eainiiaieiaiaeaiianebilia | A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND FIND JT Orn Li ineston St, ¢ aN — — ed —_ A —aenate _—— =