The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1921, Page 11

19.60 MAYOR FAGAN OF HOBOKEN DIES Started as Blacksmith, Amassed Millions and Dominated Demo- cratic Politics. Former Mayor Lawrence Fagan of Hoboken, who started work as Dlacksmith, amassed a fortune of sev- eral million dollars and attained a dominant position in Democratic pol- ities in his city, died to-day in his home, Tenth and Hudson Streets, aged 70 years. A week ago he was called before the Mackay legislative Probers in connection with the sala, later withdrawn, of his home to the Board of Education as a school site. He was not called upon to testify but spent two days in waiting. Some of his friends said his failing strength was sapped by the experience, From blacksmithing in Jersey City, where he settled after emigrating from Ireland early in life, Mr. Fagan laid the foundation for his fortune in the Fasan Iron Works, established in Jersey City and now of Hoboken. He served two years in the Legislature and wos four times elected Mayor of Hobok« He rvived by his second wife, who was Margaret Foley, and by five children, John J. Fagan, Mrs. Catherine Ka Madeline Fag. Fagan. Mrs. Madge Tomms, nm and Arthur L. a FLYING CRUISER OFF FOR WEST Maria, Which Will Make leveland-Detroit Trips, Has Seven Aboard. Carrying four passengers, a pilot and two mechanics, the big acromarine erniser Santa Marta, which is to make daily trips between Detroit and Cleve- dand, soared away from the surface of the water at the foot of West 82d Street at 10 o'clock to-day and beaded up the Hudson Valley on the first leg of a age which ts scheduled Detroit about Wedneadty. were C. F. Reddin, Santa Daily to end in The President of the Aeromarine Company, which built and will operate the Santa passengers Mari Fal: Peoples, U. S. Nu Lioyd, a writer, the pilot Gov, Edwards was to have taken the first trip in the Santa Maria, but found et the last moment that official duties would keep at home, and sent Mr. Folvy to represent him. The schedule of the trip called for a stop at Albany at noon. Flying over Lakes George and Champlain, Santa Marla would reach Montreal this evening, From Montres! the route lies up the St! Law Lake Ontario to ‘To- J. H. Foley, and Mrs, Capt. J. L, Tibbs was Harriett rence and across ronto, thence to Buffalo and from Buf- falo across Lake Erie to Detroit has capacity passengers and a crew of four, s —_-—— ‘Twenty Years for Slaying Nasband Whose Wife He Took, Wilfred Reixsing, of Inwood, L. I, who was convicted by @ jury in the Queens County Court last Friday of | the murder of Rudolph Benzler, with | whose wife bi had eloped from Buf- | {alo, was sentenced to-day by Just Faweet, to 20 years in & Sing. Mrs. Benale who remained loyal to Reis ain, was In the courtroom with the int : WAN yx Round Trip War Tar 20 additions Atlantic City Sunday, May 15 (Eastern Standard Time.) SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES Pennsylvania Station Hodson Jerney City payeate Stopping at Newark. Eli Rahway. New Brunewi Returning, Leaves Atiantic City 7.00 P.M, Gy Similar Excursion Sunday, May 29, nnsylvania System SPECIAL MAY SALE 2 Window. drape te match with £ REE rar oe slip covers. WHITE. PHONE, OR CALL. TOAD SY. ¥ 5-tiece Slip Covers jarke selection SUICIDE STILL A MYSTERY. Brot of Minu Felder Says There ‘Was No Love Affair, Relatives of Miss Helen Pielder, twen- ty-three, of No. 351 26th Street, Brook- Iyn, a clerk of the Irving National Bank, are seeking to-day to I the despondency which { caused her to leap to her death yesterday from a fifth floor window at No, 1011 College Avenue, Bronx, while visiting Mra. Minnfe Gerhardt, a friend, Her brother, John Fielder, says he knows of no love affair in the case, ——a BOYS IN BOND THEFT LUCKY. | » Irving and Joseph Gluck, brothers, and Rudolph and Herbert Bunora, also brothers, and all four former brokers’ messengers, who confessed to having been parties to the theft of $5,000,000 of Liberty bonds and other securities, were to-day given suspended sentences by Judge Crain in General Seasions, Assistant District Attorney Dooling told the court that the culprits had testified In the bond cases before the Federal Court in Washington and had alded the cause of justice, ——— War Veteran Jom ‘rom ‘Third- Story Window. George Brinkenhead, No. 876 Knick head, No. 876 Knickerbocker Avenue, Brooklyn, jumped from a third-story window at that address this afternoon and was taken unconscious to the Wyckoff Heights Howpital. He ts ex- pected to die, He is married and a veteran of the World War. Since the war, his friends say, he has never quits recovered from the shock, effects of shel) right size. A Redon That a SHOW KOOM it ST. 1) Abst Street, arene Branch Winking Ax. nf. Boston RQ, drinking BONWIT TEL Lhe Specalty Shop \ EIFTH AVENUE_AT 38™ STREET As Gay and Light as a Summer’s Divertissement EMBROIDERED CREPE SILK HATS c SPECIALLY FEATURED FOR TUESDAY AT 14.50 These hats are conceived in the lighter vein of a Sum- mer’s mood — softly draped, gracefully poised and just the plement to the Sports Costume, the Sweater or the Outing Skirt. In black, navy blue, beige, rose, white, jade, orange, orchid and sienna, SPORTS HATS MAIN FLOOR ost Energy Body building must come from within-and the of milk is the quickest and surest way: A quart of milkdaily will make you feel quite fit. Choose Borden's Grade A if you wish a first quality } milk, | BORDENS FarmPFroducts Co, Inc. Cortlandt 7961. fi Pranriptas ' THE E HOOCH IN BLOTTER. Cop Mops Up Evidence When Rottle Is Broken in Raid. Copa are using blotters now to wet) evidence on purveyors of hooch. Detective Heutte of Inspector Back- | ett's staff, in Brooklyn, inaugurated tho | new enforcement ald etriy to-day when he went into the saloon of Andrew Duffy, No, 6901 Fort Hamilton Avenue It was the thir dtime the copa had visited Duffy's place and once more one of them called Duffy to the phone while another went behind the bar, Duffy, according to Heutte in the Fifth Avenue Court, carried the lone bottle In the place with him to the telephone booth, “T heat him throw it to the floor as oon as I came in,” said the detective “go 1 dashed behind the bar, got a blotter there and mopped wr tuft, Department Btores end If a gale turns Storm Hero inside out simply pull it back again. A new frame if the wind breaks it. LER BROS. & CO, Manofacturers, NEW YORK, gracious com- — | ey gm om VENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 9, 1921. Broadway at Ninth Street New York. [t is not big type and big talk ; in the newspapers — but Business Hours— the quality, fashion and fair 9 to 5. price of the goods in the store Telephone which make value and give lasting satisfaction. Stuyvesant 4700 CHARMING The 1921 White Flannel Skirts There are plain tailored models with strictly tail- ored pockets and belts, straight line, and the new flare, Then, too, there are mod- els in white serge, with a very new type of pleating —fine combination pleating Pre-war prices and less for 18,000 yards in 140 patterns and colorings 28e yd. 6,500 yards—46 patterns and color- ) ings—$1.15 to $1.25 grades........ 48e yd. 4,500 yards—82 patterns and color- | 6 . ings—-$1.85 to $1.60 grades... eee Oe yd, 26 in. wide. 1,500 yards are 80 in. wide; 16,000 yards ar 7,000 yards—62 patterns and color- } ings—T5e to $1.10 grades.........6 3 re (+ i i | weaves, or Chinese gold and in tiny side pleats, An entire Aisle binck stripes with a touch of . . ee f the Upholstery Sto: Il be rose the new linenized ecre- Another type of finely pleated = ; aa pa display ot} ir Ok set Phite serge skirt has a heavy The erctonne pictured, $1.25 grade, will be 48e yd. Aires sucinmon Be thee valeel| L HAA aL nlite ted nitted sasl ‘irdle of Roman . ’ 7% a jena heh nili ui-blocked e striped fibre Bik with fringed Tuesday... cee - See news of sale on the right tion will be most convenient. — | whi h sell for five times the ends. : You will find : Several models mys fine (1). formal, patterns trip A remarkable feature pete in black, green, architectural desig floral of this sale is the quantity of 0 to $25 designs, where every garden| eretonne tn cach design, Une Lea flower blooms and rambles; (3)| like. tt le (which averag Second Floor, Old Buliding : patterns e or half a tern) there verdure effects, leafy in soft, cool greens, suggesting For the Bride midsummer days; (4) brilliant} from 120 to iso i, rds of birds on dark or ‘vivid grounds, pattern in this sale, A new Cape-wrap Obvious, and so— f color | vrais Ua cite f $25 Pai ennas A glow of color m—curtains, slip-ons, or generally overlooked: Dainty stripes and pastel] cushion covers, everything— In the Women’s Salons . floral designs for bedroom or with one pattern, you may do 80. BRIDE'S BOOK —in boudoir; Straight of line. le RS Nothing like it —sharp-toned glazed chintzes Made with a becoming gilt edges, contain- and patterns in old rose, mauve, | Pe 50 good a ae shawl collar with smart! ing space for the complete | mulberry, dove-gray, pimento| “Aig wr 't the slizhtest rs history of the wedding from red, copper and black, for the ; little half cape effects for y CORE | idea that we sha ble to le ip Ss Voile Lin see the certificate of marriage living room; duplicate these r sleeves. ngerte to the list of guests and the S beert | ei ee ee or 8 7, At May Sale Prices record of gifts; $8.50. —dining room colors, bright ong, long, time Very attractive At May : rices blue with black, or tapestry Fourth Gallery, New Buliding , . nea The BRIDE'S SEWING aid This style is featured by The new vogue in lin- BASKET—suitable for trav- many of the new, expensive types of wraps. To have a new n of this sort reproduced at} $25 is | gerie, expressed in three charming adaptations of French models that are distinctly smart in line; fashioned of fine voile in cling; of Japanese with gold-tooled leather lid; two colors—rose and blue; two s $28 and 3 fittings of pearl, lining of moire silk to mateh. In straw, eorase ‘Warm weather togs ‘‘Jackie Coogan” |for tiny girls ‘for $1.45 little ) | Most unusual Developed in a good quality Eee Irresistible of midnight blue poiret serge,| | lovely tones of platinum plain moroceo without to | frocks for Parties | $4 95 duckie, of lined with matching satin. The! ay, orchid, forget-me- ty Teh $25, $ or play time, And ; Pry Sane wen only trimming is fine black silk not, primrose, or white if lining of moire silk to | adorable sw | “neh Hades merece Rd stitching and embroidered fin-\] qoctred, match. 00 .ssseceves doll dressed ike ished arrow heads in the back. | Fee Ue Main Floor, Old Building | dackie in he Party Frocks Dainty beruffled affairs of crisp organdie in exquisite] of rose, blue or yellow; tiny sleeves with perky ruffles, | and pockets bedecked with gay little organdie flowers. LUCETTE An adorable nightgown il- lustrate It boa a new and smart little h of voile in contrasting color, Piped on every possible edge with voile like the sash knot | f gay little flowers adorn: Gray with primrose, blue his Second Floor, Old Building pic $18.50 Parisienne ‘Corsets, now $13.75 A May Sale Surprise! shade: h He can arm With extra can sit and 4 move hi These cleverly designed | vi re n| } °. | rti y . with primrose, orchid | with and beautifully constructed Playtime Frocks overulls, fersey, blue or primrose with blue; : . and peak |] $4.75, corsets are made by a | Charming models in Devon SU RORE tap, | CAMILLE mous French corsetier in shire or Peter Pan cloth or) ee ie yale | A pretty step-in chemire to this country. They, there- chambray, with touches of hand and the price is certainly very match the nightrown, $4.95, fore, have the advantages work. Model in chambray has} — low, yee . st 1 | Toy World, Tan, blue or pink Third Gallery, New Buliding TWO OTHER SETS Just as delightful. One is a vest chemise-——and step. of high price. in drawer, $3.95 each : B trimmed with hemstitehing Two excellent models and hand done French knot Of beautiful silk figured The other, a night , beautifully finished of a Paris-made corset bloomers. without the disadvantage Wool Sweaters Adaptation of a sweater from} Light Luggage London, Smart slip-on model of fine Shetland yarn in lovely! for the traveler shades 0 | and 18 in, $0.55, New and very fine || —timmnct ou" in || Sith nee atid ribbon, For] Fed ey wiser, Old) eullding Oxford Bags F k f Gi | | titching and Valen (1) Ie bu extremely long _— | oF cowniie le sine leather rocks for Girls Hine inatabelaane ceo ined, in bla prow, 16 | May Sale on Sizes 6 to 16 years and over thighs. grained cowhide leath- (2) medium bust and hip, and . . 1 As these frocks for little girls| . I alacile tert bcantehiehere h M } er lined, single handle; are a happy combination of| Write for the | oes Boole the Main Aisle y; 16 to 18 in, $16 exquisite quality, good taste and} | Bandeaux, $1.50, $3 | Pinehatiate uehtcowns charming style, they will apped M 7 Designed to fit every corset 9%, > and five-piece fo the “most. uiseriminating| Magazine Le eee ee icavary, Sorat $2.00 chemisen, $1.50 to| Tuned cowhide. Tes mother. : We are publi | common fault of. slipping up and d We have used only the best of] magazine devoted to musi | over corset top, Elastic insert Rloomers, $1.25 to $1.95 by oputee ieee ey ateriz There ix no subscription pric« in shoulder straps. COMETS, shake only; 18 to 20 in, $2 Imported materials We shall be glad to send. it Pink wash satin, $1.5 Hand - embroidered | Of Government saddle cow= —striped and dotted dimities,| gratuitously to any one. who Heavy Italian silk, of shudow-proof cat | hide leather, leather fined— plain and print Bs, will send us name snd addres rd Floor, Old Building BH.90, $9. especially sturdy for hard wear dotted Swisses, linens and cham lack; 18 Double-panel brays that are as soft as hand eatacr aietientiedk § ; kerchief linen. 2 | FEMINA corsets, Suit Cz aha endlonecareoveuinites Reduced Prices on new corsets for slender figures,! of cowhide leather on basswood y unusual shades, #2. wore ‘aud hinge: | w butiste blouse with cks; ti own, black 4 aku | ngs, and Eton collar of| i; 24 26 in., $17.50 mart yiniham, £3.50. | and $18 $10.50 to $39.50 Effective Now Main Floor, Old Building sens focil meade of Modest prices. | | bound with black or tanj two And, we might add, the| | | good locks; tray-fitted "cases dresses are beautifully made. | | Annual Book Week plild cotton or sateen lining; Second Floor, Old Building | 2 » £15. Tenth Street First Floor, Old Building | Tuesday’s news | SAMUEL ABBOTT j literary editor N.Y | will speak on “Amer illustrated Porch Frocks, $5.50, —very attractive Specially purchased priced for the May Ss So pretty and becoming with red pictures from nev There will be mu they are quite as suitable And ANZIA YEZIERSKA for afternoon as for morn-| And all the other 1} models go down to |}| author of “Hungry Hearts,” a ings at home. lower price the old-time rel Ingersolls—sturdy |J| CHARLES D, ISAACSON Four models but not clur keeping rel time under all condi- author of “Face to ‘ Striped tissue gingham—with| tions, | Great Musicians,” will appear white organdie collar—blac k,| aNOW |] | parton. First Gatlery, New Building green, blue or lavender with} |] yankee—The Oli Roliable..... £2.50 white. > re Yankee Radiolite—T Printed yolle—pretty Eton * Radiolite 2-in-1 rey . collar of white organdie with | faney insertion; lavender, gray| || Eellpxe—Fiat m in A new Waist or 00 or blue, Eelipse Radi Junior—Poy Ai ts ft » S Or Dress Hanger 6 bordered with| I] Midget—For 00 OF solid ce 1 Grand Piano rea. blag ae Bh sy) wera Ava Midget Radiolite rer ence Lind EF Sons) » blue u 5 Witer Biainlilict ath Anite i (Lindeman @& Sons), Art straightline frock of| | ened eames a neorer a r two-toned gingham with clever Waterbury (Jeweled) —12 brig We have 60 to sell detachable skirt that. facilitate Waterbury Radiolite —with Ju Very handy for Cans I fa) aundering the colored! |] Reliance (1-jeweled)—Thin, 16 size, nick .. $8.00 noice of pink, blue| af SOQO5 each, i" organdie trimming; black patent en ather belt; yellow, blue or | Abe euch, in the Notion Shop.| €0#! Vell terms. green Third Floor, Old Buliding Main Floor, Old Bullding First o sllery, New Bullding en en e.~ \ t | | { i i pie ee eS ee ern ees «enn nn eae + ‘ ' { i ‘ ft A a