The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1921, Page 13

a ‘THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1921. 18 ( A BURGLAR? NO, HE JUST —|HAD AN AUTO, BUT TOO —_| fom tewis noserts of Np, 25 west «rth = | eotectives: rady c Shristy rho » : 7 (t GOT BACK.HOME FROM TRIP.) LITTLE MONEY TO RUN IT.) ric Gives, rats, and ehristy, whe) Broadway at Ninth Street a oa -— the palr had placed in a garage at No. € i i i i Novel Exense Given by Young Man| 619 Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn New York. - is not big type and big talk Police Surround Apartment on A Wita tauieny fo EA nea in the newspapers—but ts harie ¥ ‘ . Thiet Tip of Nels | bd - Death of New Rochelle Veteran. Business Hours— the quality, fashion and fair * The police of the West 128d Street] John Des » twenty-three years) John J, Murphy, a retired army man, 9 to 5.30 5 ; | tation got a telephone message late | 4) charged with grand larceny, told | qieq of heart disease at his home, No. prive of the goods in the store ' t night that there were burglars in| the police to-day he was driven to steal! 7s Weyman Avenue, New Rochelle, last Telephone which make value and give i ‘Apartment No. 26 at No. 207 West 110th | because he got only $16 a week anlary | night. He was assistant ticket agent In Stuyvesant 4700 lasting satisfaction. Btreet, and a few minutes later the| “Md could not sport around and drive |the New Haven station, New Rochelle. F rly A. T. Stewart & Co. , building was surrounded by cops, De-| the car his father allowed him, He was born in Newark, N. J, and in AL tate “ tective England headed the group that can to We habia ee 116 Send 1878 enlisted in the United States Army; a " : nan Avenue, Jamatea, and who says he | retired cantia 91% a manded admittance in the name of | Avenue, Jat ein a printing ation | preg iN ech : Caen ae FOR MISS 14 TO 20 the law. at Grand and Greene Avenues, Brook- | 119, Te is survived by a widow, thre “You got the wrong number—no jiyn, was arrested, with Henry Doyle, a | sons and lic waa & mom: t . t li ° e ch here,’ said the occupant. negro from Bl Paso, Tex., while the of New Rochelle Counetl, s S bd t Hooch Hota sald the oosupants | [REO IS he fa bal an automnosale | cf" Goiaettae eee RNa TRRLD raight-line t ockings Whe | Worth $8,800 for $500 tow garage. The |Guard, and Catholic of fing for a burglar he explained, "1! machine as stolen s@veral days ag meriea, Was a small man wearing his nightcap. Algo he was the jessce of the apart- ment, He had been out of town and Bed returned unexpectedly, thus mak- of fils neighbors think be was Topcoats—$79.50 Of evora, orlando and Price of last fall—$1.80.....) Regular price today—$1.45 '75C pan-velaine — three of the | loveliest of the season’s | new, souple materials. convertible collars, designed sleeves.’ Full | 1818 pairs, sizes 9 to 10; all silk except tops, toes and heels, which are of mercerized cotton; fine gauge, light weight; mock seamed leg and seamless foot; black, medium gray, navy blue, cordovan, | Her Car Stolen While She At- tended Helly Frank Castaldo, mie, Bronx, was arrested at Fordham | (Patent Applied for) toad and Webster Avenue by Detece : Be Ke cities Eriol onaia WN an autee| a’ F dry cleans mobile, ‘The complaint, grand lar a and protects from moisture La Clever! flaring irt, as favored by Paris—the fullness in each in: | stance being skillfully worked out at the sides, and concealed \ under a narrow sash belt. Main Floor, Old Bullding 9x12 Royal Wilton Rugs Silk floss stitching or insets 4 Ke of material “have “heen effec: itt gE tively employed as trimming. fe ] ] $87 50 iy Sedat ie icee ue artnet or as little as é peau-de-cygne, and warmly in: Remarkable Sale Teele A year ago they were $105 Tn sorrento blue, navy blue, i 1 | Malay brown, black indeer, Only a few days ago a large advertisement of a of W omen ’s Suits : etond Floor, O14 Bullding reputable New York store set forth as extraordinary val- : y 4 4 ues 9x12 ft. Wilton rugs at $123.75! New and authoritative fashions for the Winter. Well, here are ROYAL Wilton rugs at $36.25 less than ae Imported | that price— Royal signifying worsted Wiltons, as distin- Every suit hand tailored to our order. guished from woo! Wiltons, which are not so durable as : beaded bags, $3 f Jet, blue or brown irides- 460 just in—a large collection in view of the lessened produc- cent bugles are used with tion They are in designs and colorings suitable for any room— drawstrings of black silk Persian and Chintz effects. Gila Hh Please note our this Fall's prices as compared with the prices Main Floor, Old Buliding. of a year ago. ‘ Fine worsted, extra quality Royal Wilton Rugs } ' is by Mrs. Edward Nol t 203d Si he police say o name of Cas- 1 5 ind it and got i garage. The prisoner was » the West Farms Court for ar- Price 35¢ at drug & department stores Kenpaut Propucrs Cour. Atluntic New York City + @enly on t Wilkes- ft Gingnosed as t * * * Royal Wiltons. Every suit at one price— $58 The new silhouettes are masterfully interpreted in the ten models—seven of them have collars of fur; gray-dyed wolf, moleskin, nutria or Australian opossum. Size 2.3x4.6 ft 3x6 ft 1920 prices Sise Price 1920 price® $12.00 | Oxi2 ft. 00 Fashionable Materials Waleseteere Mouslyne, duvet de laine and yalama cloth—the three that have the distinction of being soft and fine, and yet tailor beautifully. In black, navy blue, taupe, and all the new rich shades of brown, Coats are beautifully lined with crepe de chiny, crepe back satin or radium silk in matching or lighter tones. Please note particularly the narrow well fitting should:rs in the coats! Second Floor, Old Bullding 5 9x16 ft. 67.50 11.38x13.6 105.00 11.8x15 ft .... Royal Wilton Rugs—special quality | Stae Price 1980 prics Size Price 1920 price $7 $87.50 105.00 6.9x9 ft. 9x10.6 ft .. 5 9x10.6 ft. Waa Oxl2 ft ‘3 9x13.6 ft. 125.00 36.00 11.8x13.6 ft . 150.00 67.50 | 11.3x15 ft .....137.50 165.00 Third Gallery, New Bullding 2.8x4.6 ft” 8x6 ft ... | dMoxT% ft. 6.9x9 ft . 1 For 2 to 6 year tots MEN and BOYS ao ee French knit wool Elgin Watches, $24.75 lee 5 $3.50 yard ‘Suits and Frocks | A very special price $3.50 yard For the little boy Main Floor, Old Bullding Surprisingly low-priced 89 in. black Canton crepe...... 40 in. black satin Canton crepe 14 Karat gold case; 12 size; open face, thin model. Knit wool suit, with slip-over Main Plesr, Old Buliding sweuter-like blouse — finished with little roll collar and tie of white brushed wool. Cuffs, bot- Rew Suits for Boys 8, - Middy Suits BUG UDR a pal tg Such Dinner Sets! Jade, champagne, Copenhagen blue, or all. wh pesobies knitt a has slip And so low priced blouse with large ed in grosgrain ribbon Gold encrusted dinner sets rasting color, which tie and forms imita- Rose with | VIGNAL » with navy biue, | VIGNA with navy blue, or | UNION ¢ 8. | = . Of fine serge in Oliver Twist style or middy style, with braid | trimming on collar and cuffs; 3 to 10 year sizes; $7.50. Knitted Suits With attractive braid wim ming, silk tie, lanyard and | Grade Sept. Price $392.00 $200.00 $300.00 $300.00 D, % in, gold border.........4- 4 in. gold border,......--05-05 AMIQUE, % in. gold border. | UNION CERAMIQUE, 4% in. gold border. ....$350, $2.50. For the little girl CHAS. FIELD HAVILAND, 44 in. gold border. $330.00 ERS of fine sift | Knit wool slip-on sleeveless | J. POUYAT, % in. gold border j Years Later — Nthe early 40’s,the total passenger equipmentof the all white, § . ‘ | ++ $266.00 . Morris and Essex Railroad, the eastern component i A new Blouse cloth in ‘chinchilla effect, red | livsses, fashioned with sweater | Hi @ Co, Bavarian, % in, gold border. $300.00 $150.00 ining, belted back and ‘muff collar that may be worn high at : oy of the present Lackawanna System, consisted of two with lace sleeves | pockets; $22.50. | the eek or rolled over, ‘Tus. | H+ & Co. Bavarian, '% in, gold border. . ie 00 $150.00 ‘ “ a . ‘5 5 ‘ ie seled string girdles at either) © border patterns Spray dinner sets Ds cars and two locomotives. The iron strap rails nailed At $19.75 Hats to match, $2.50, ade Colored Leabeit pray iS A costume blouse, of course.| Tied Floor, Old: Building, | Copper with white, cham ere) Were Now ' } down to parallel wooden planks occasionally snapped | Te dace tere biaticcrepe tuck cneaiiid | pagne with white, or jude with | Theo. Haviland ,,.$126 Wy Pouyat & Union } * : Wie . \ | white, $8. | Chas. #. Haviland 110 3 7 from position and poked their way through the floors of satin of excellent quality. It | white has. F. Havidans 5 Ceramique ..... 870 $35 feldt .. se... 186 100 | has wide lace sleeves set deep| | into the armhole and the louse | | handkerchief points of lace | hanging gracefully at the sides,| Little toques to match ©. Aby Of all wool, $1. C, Ahrenfeldt 14s 100 Of silk and wool, $3.50. | J. Powjat seeee 100 65 Pouyat & Union the coaches. Until 1851 each of the two passenger cars was hauled twice each day by horse power through the Ceramique vee B60 $35, as do so many of the new| celain | 350 Dinner F <= Corduroy Negligees | Warwick patterns, $55 $85 | Pau air muta $7.50 f r the set Specially priced % Third Floor, Old Building American china American poi streets of Newark. The road did not have its own route frocks. . : Woruack patterns a ae Bt | | When worn with a satin arvick patterns.88 ets for $20, $22.50, i into Hoboken until 1863. | one has a dinner or theatre c = ~ 25, $32.50, $35, $40, $44. Second Gallery, New Bullding A little over fifty years from that date, the Lackawanna | Second Floor, Old Bullding. ruler | \ i | : — (Fruit extra) pakfast Coats, fi Railroad has to its credit almost a thousand passenger Handkerchiefs f . ee prebrant Speke aa Rarallinow for ; a . | production, fibre composi- Wide wale corduroy line: cars and seven hundred and fifty-six locomotives of all : or tion, of antique silver fruit bow with flowered. silk mull, with 1 i ~ A 7 Men—special and’ two candle sticks, hand-| long roll collar; short, wide set- | The Wanamaker Course classes. A modern Pacific type Lackawanna locomotive 4 P burnished with fruit and flowei in sileevesi two deep patch i k ri . m K ine mercerized cotton edge) decorations brought out in co'v. pockets and Jong narrow sash | j such as pulls the Lackawanna Limited is, with its tender, with narrow blue, tan, laveniey | secong Gallery, New Sullding girdle, in Dressma ing | A or green borders, dots and F e le 5 a | over 83 feet long and weighs 479,400 Ibs. Monsters such checks; 15e each. Lounging Robes, $9.75 vo yGemmencing next Hondas, September oth, a course of i ‘ All-white soft cotton, neat ' Wide wale corduroy, with 12 lessons will begin. To acco 2 | as these operate over 2600 miles of track and in 1920 tape borders and satin ‘ripe; | Get your roll collar, revers ant quaintty Igrge numbar, the classes iwill be divided into Group Vand i 12%,¢ each—half usual price. | shaped set-in sleeves, prettily iroup 2, . e days. / transported a total of 702,350,392 passengers one mile. ** main Floor, ov suisin. | Housewares EE cah tee mite ‘The leswong will include all phases of home dressmaking. | el BL narrow sash belt of self ma: | A 7 A | . At bottom prices terial. Lining of dotted silk Two e y lectures, free, Mondi d Tuesday. In isivower and traction the Vackawanna Railroad’ as ‘ll Table Lamps with Pp teria ning of dotted si Two explanatory lectures, free, Monday an sday : : i “mi i Canisters, white enameled tin Colors Fee for the 12 lessons, $5. _ Inquire at Dressmaking In- t in all other departments, aims to be “mile for mile the | stenciled flour, sugar. tea, O18 E struction Bureau, Pattern Counter, First Floor, Old E g ass shades ess coffee, etc, 65e to $2.20; canis Rose, copenhagen blue, cherry | Building. most highly developed railroad in America”. ris caniva i al table) ter holds 50 Ibs. $4; canister und pansy. | t lamps, with ¢) shades, holds 100 Ibs., $7.’ Third Floor, Old Buliding, | i ; pe some plain, some « ted, at a dial scales, we 2 Says PHOEBE SNow- LACKAWANNA LIMITED CHICAGO LIMITED BUFFALO LIMITED tre euilowing’ Béptaraber Bale| paradtby eencon San | " y' i Schedules Are Based on Standard Time prices— Combinatian mit and food’ ° ‘Each crew is versed Ly.New York 10.c0a.M. Ly.New York 2.00r.m. Lv,New York 8.30 rm. -—were $35—for $20. cutter; has the latest improve And mech reheated Lv.Hoboken 2.20.M. Lv.Hoboken 8.55 p.m. were —for $18. sete alle cet aortas cance | - To heed the slogan Ar. Detroit 7.10A.M. Ar. Syracuse 7, 40M. : a $20— $ with pure tin; reversible four | "Safety first!’ 2 » Buffalo Ar. Cleveland 7.coa.m. Ar. Ithaca 6.00 A.M, were $20—for $14. theca Gutters, | Through day and night Ar. Chicago Ar, Chicago 2 coarse, medium, fine: Used upright pianos, wide choice from $75 to $295, Second Gallery, New Bullding, corm. Ar, Buffalo 7.J0 A.M. | —were $16—for $11, blade That rule is quite ‘These trains stop at Newark, East Orange and Morristown on notice to agent. | Small fam = netvoeel it The ‘First’ on Road Hudson Tubes run direct to Lackawanna Terminal at Hoboken from 33rd Street and | Maclin: fapuly Bis Used player. pianos from $395 up. . of Anthracite,” Broadway, New York, in 17 minutes, and from Hudson Terminal, New York, ing minutes. | Don’t forget Ruta Heead Cor bake white New upright pianos, reduced, now $295 to $675. Eee tialieg sndecmaten Mkotane Baan ae the Sale of ine $8, 2 arid in: New player-pianos, reduced, now $375 to $875. —the sate o 1ixil's in., $2.75 19x13 . i a - 3,60, | —_— ~ L Bi Motte Roll “aN bread boxes, Convenient Terms 4) an a vake Ld See ee eis: 18iket1 4 | The Piano Salons will remain open until 7 o'clock Whe. chek taundiy..foan Iny $8.75. 4 awl to-night and Wednesday night, for the convenience 1 sf dry D' | Clo r ers, E > .) | available, and at so low 4 ean oS of those who cannot conveniently come to the Store price that it’s economy to get a season's supply before the price goes up to regular price (in 9 days). Seventh Gallery, New Bullding Wash boilers, heavy tn, «>| between 9 and 5.30. Everybody who has been wishing for a piano or player- |B s3'35;"No. 5, '88.15; No. 9 piano in the home should see this collection of sound, serviceable instruments, fl Hs Qaiiery, New Building | Priced at lowest current prices, | | ' WENDELL P. COLTON ADVERTISING AGENCY, NEW YORE 1 Ra ‘road \ RON 26-04 cn aU = as First @ Plane Salons, ley, New Bidg,