The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1921, Page 6

P had and the bus SORIVERS HELD exasraie bus Prospect Park Crowd Sees} \ Tragedy—Mothers, Babes | pyeir Judges Do Not Want to Hear | in Arms, Run Down, Their Names Again, Sa | | | John P. Kellogg | One person was killed and nearly NOW HAVEN, May 16— Hearings orty injured, many of .them seri-| jaye nt nee Fel. 10 for eight usly, in antomobile secidents In| Yale S old Selentific School soph fanhattan and Rrekiyn vesterday ome were expelled for cheat- Goha J. Quaide, fortytive, of No,| 8 8 midyear exnminations and the thirteon others w © put on pro- 1¢ Seeley Street, Brooklyn, was al- \iion for not mn under dost Instantly killed bya touring car a Prospect Park, near the entrance t Parkside and Ocenn Avenue, ven Srday afternoon. ‘The ear, owned by tr. Philip Brennan, prominent leal- sedical expert, wus driven by his egro chauffeur, Wiliam Butcher f No, 982 Dean Street, Brooklyn Butcher was locked wp on a charge f homicide. Steven C. Zorke, twemty-nine, of | {4 fo, 212 Huron Street, Brooklyn, was this veked up in Alexander Avenue Sta- Olyr on, Bronx, Jast night, charged w pee Monious asmult after the wiutomo We he was driving ran down two ‘omen, each carrying a Waby, at ith Street amd Alexander Avenue Dr.Greisman toak to Lincoln Hospity (rs. Edna McKenna, twenty-thre« y have been thoroughly ‘9, 875 Enst 1371b Street, her seven. raced in whe th held by the Dixeiplinary Committee of RM were net two or Hogg, & member of the rew, and the others are » © known the numes of the men | ind we don't want to he them {2d Street, and her three-year ym, John L, Leffert jr. all suff eerations and contusions of fd body, except the Leffert baby, tho was reported suffering from dasible internal injuries Driving a stolen can the harge, John Stephens, tw { No. 2226 Highth Avermue RO etn ge Seen | VOLCANO COMES TO LIFE. | nd injured eight-year-old Gorman ung of No, 371 Edgecomb Avenue r ; } ‘ ¢| ¢ front of bis home, Two men rid mente: uncon ant | tg with Stephens fled t Rewrite Rainer The auto is said to} r Jo Chark dus wn tmpriel, No. 62 West | : et, who pales ee Pe eeoataae:the Por i woe FAMOUS SPY ACQUITTED. @ was at the ball ganny. Stephens is} eld on & charge of grand larceny and) Ignation Tribteh Lincoln In Freed Monious assault. by Aastrian Conrt, Patrolmen August Anderson of No} vionn A, Muy 16.-—Ienatiys ‘Tri-| 6 Pacific Street, and John F.liey Lincoln, notorious as 4 jernan of No. 1f1 Bedford Avenue,|ternational spy," on trial fooklyn, both of the Classon Avenue | Central Criminal Court 0 6 en with{the charge of high treason and for- | Bn, 855) ex-service men weit ery, has been acquitted It is re-| jlendid records overseas, are in the|fycted he will sail for the United | umberland Street Hospital seriously | States ijured. While riding on a police wtorcycle with sidecar it was struck § a limousine and thrown into an teavation at Willoughby Avenue nd Taaffe Place, Brooklyn, yesterday torning. Edward Allen of No. 13 race Court, Broolyn, who was driv ag sthe limousine, was held on a harge of felonious asswult Ist Street, Patsy Fegismonde, sixteen, of No 3 West 100th Street, is in Harlem Yoenital with a fractured skull, sut- | ered when he was struck and wurown 2 feet by an automobile while riding a bicycle at Le | Hero inside out simply que and 144th Street. Ch: pull it back again, A vald, twenty, of No. 131 West 36th new frame if the wind Street, suffered fractured ribs and treaks acerations when he was struck by ( taxicab at Seventh Avenue and at. ROS. & CO 1st Street. Mrs. Barbara Kobart of No. 61% last 76th Street tried to push a baby arriage carrying her six-months-old hild across Fifth Avenue at 7th treet yesterday afternoon, Thomas | If a gale turns Storm Sheffield is.9 true ariato- erat, xo well bred that it know how to be And its price Sheffield Ware | at discounts of 10% to 50% HE lineage of Sheffield is long, but its price at Ovington’s is always a short one. Now, prior to opening of the new shop at Fifth Avenue and 39th Street, the prices are more reasonable than ever, For discounts of 10°; to 50°/ are in order And the most charming tea-sets, the most dignified platters and the most useful cas- seroles, are all offered, with hundreds of other Sheffield pieces, at discounts of 10°; to 50%. And that is not the whole of the story. For china of no uncertain charm is here; so are lamps and shades, odd furniture and those uncounted things for which Ovington's is a synonym, OVINGTON'’S “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue" 312-314 Fifth Ave. Near 32nd St. Sr a aR THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 16, 1921, Gaily Painted Reed and Wicker Furniture THE room or porch furnished with painted furniture has the definite charm and atmosphere of livableness so much to be desired in summer homes. A GREAT portion of our sixth floor is now devoted to a display of many new designs in reed, wicker and willow furniture in an interesting variety of colors and finishes. VIVID and gay is orange with black design, French blue with flower chintz cushions; cool grey, field green, ivory and French blue, bronze-green, frosted brown, parchment or natural willow. The Designs May be Ordered in cAny Color or Finish The Four Piece Reed Suite, illustrated, is in ivory or grey enamel with chintz cushions. Notice how graceful isthe design . . . . «$255 A 3piece grey reed suite is...) . . $136 A piece reed suite, frosted brown, is . . $175 A comfortable reed chair with chintz-covered back andcushionis . . . 1. 1 1 « « $32 Bar Harbor natural willow chairs are. . $6.75 These few items will give you some idea of the moderate prices that prevail. SIXTH FLOOR Three Unusually Fine Groups of Rugs Greatly “Reduced in Price Chinese Rugs, $295 Size 9 x 12 feet Lilihan ‘Rugs, $125 and $150 Size 5 x 61% feet Size 314 x 6 feet Mosoul Rugs, $45 FIFTH FLOOR The Charm is in the Ruffle— Ruffled Curtains OLD-FASHIONED ruffled curtains, carefully made of fine dotted muslin or scrim are receiving almost overwhelming favor this spring. We have had them made according to our own designs and are able to price them very moderately... . $2.75 pair Ruffled Curtains of Grenadine are. . , $3.75 pair Figured Filet “Nets for Curtains 85c yard IN THIS assortment you will find beautitul, soft nets in white, ivory or ecru, that make such lovely summer curtains. The designs are mostly small conventional figures or blocks, The widths range from 36 to 4o inches. The low price is possible be cause we buy these nets in such large quantities. FIFTH FLOOR Charming Small Lamps BRIDGE lamps and desk-size lamps are always in demand for summer homes, and we have an unusu ally interesting collection now on display. The ‘Bridge Lamp (Illustrated) is graceful in design, with a mahogany standard and plaited silk shade complete . . . $36 A Boudoir Lamp, with mahogany base and double silk shade in al most any color will make a lovely gift . 2. 6 . « + $7.50 has a A Floor Lamp, small. size slender mahogany standard and simple parchment shade, very good design ea $25 FIFTH FLOOR An Old-Fashioned Sale of Household Linens RECENT reductions on some of our best table linens, towels, sheets and cases make possible such a Sale as Grandmother used to attend at Lord & Taylor, when she bought great supplies for the entire house. In some instances these reductions bring prices below wholesale cost. The following items are a few of the many splendid values: TblelCloths as lowas) ) ys yy S598 Napkins, dinner size, as low as. $5.95 dozen Huck towels of linen, hemstitched, $7.50 dozen Linen sheets, as low as. . . $12.05 pair Pillow cases, of linen, as low as. $2.85 pair Kitchen towels, good quality crash $2.95 dozen Damask table cloths, hemstitched, . . $4.50 Damask Napkins, hemstitched, . $7.50 dozen Guest towels, linen huck $7.50 dozen SECOND FLOOR ° This “Hartmann” Trunk Made Expressly for Us WHEN a trunk bears the label “Hartmann” and is sold by Lord and Taylor for a price this low, you can be assured of excellent value. This is a full sized wardrobe trunk, finely made throughout with four drawers including a hat drawer, and device that locks all drawers at once; a shoe box for 4 pairs of shoes, and an open top. Ia two sizes, one with 11 hangers, another with r3 hangers. This is a new low price and exceptional . «y+ $50 SEVENTH FLOOR The Sale of Silk Stockings HAND embroidered clocks $2.85 (tax 8-) Black with white and white with black. All-silk, lisle tops and soles. Shere-Silk Stockings, . . 2.80 (tax 8) Black, grey, brown and colors, All-silk stockings, $2.45 (tax 50) Black, white, cordovan, grey. GROUND FLOOR The Mid-May Sale of Silk Gloves Two Clasp Gloves, 95c—Milanese silk, Paris point embroidery. Beaver, brown, pongee, navy, white, black. All sizes in the assortment but not in every color. Long Gloves, $1.75 —Milanese silk, 16 button length, Paris point embroidery, Pongee, black, white. GROUND FLOOR Sheets and Cases Inexpensive for Summer PUT away your finer bedlinens and get a summer supply .of these good muslin sheets and cases, now so inexpensive. The Sheets, in three sizes, 63 x 99 inches, 72 x 99 inches, 90 x 108 inches are re- spectively. . $1.10, $1.25 and $1.75 The Cases, in two sizes, 42 x 36 inches and 45 x 35 inches are . 32c¢ and 34c SECOND FLOOk Two Lord & Taylor Servants WITH numer. * ous electric va- cuum cleaners and irons on the market, we have selected these two as the best for the price. They bear the Lord & Taylor name which is guarantee enough, of their quality. The Vacuum Cleaner $55 has all of the advantages ot much higher. priced styles, and has been thoroughly tested for efficiency and endurance. All attachments are extra, $10. The Electric Iron $8 has also survived numerous severe laboratory tests and proven itself the fittest at this price. It has a 6 foot cord and back rest. * FIFTH FLOOR The Evertidy Kichenette AT LAST—a convenience that solves the problem of no-kitchen-room in a clev- er way! A dozen kitchen utensils, such as paring knife, fork, can opener, cork- screw, are neatly packed in a cretonne or gingham case, which rolls into a small, compact package, or unrolls in a moment to hang on the wall. $2.95 GROUND FLOOR Grandmother’s Darning Bag THIS gay cretonne bag is generous enough in size to hold darning and mend- ing too. And it has little pockets for the innumerable sewing necessities. $2.75 GROUND FLOOR 4 3 i] ra 4 Tar at a ik = é ia BES aiid x Sa ad es, Di ine?