The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1921, Page 15

|GIRL DIES BY POISON | THAT KILLED DOG |Grieving Over Old Companion’s Death, She Drinks of Potion, Dying in Mother's Arms. WOMEN RIVALS FOR OFFICE CLASH IN WARM DEBATE Miss dente uit and Miss Mat-| was a little girl and he grew up with ve ttle brother nn dsisjer on the uuiver place at Newton, N. J. He was old and acting queerly late- Gladys Coulver loved her old shan-| ¢, herd dog, He was a puppy when she OFFERS 300 MEALS DAILY TO UNEMPLOYED OF CITY. Restaurant Company Will Deliver Food Where Mayor Design ‘ duns tn, rose mange furnish thre the unemployed of this city Lowenstein inf ‘our whole for a period of three months, and if need be, for an additional three |!y and Gladys, twenty years old. at} onthe, Trucks of the restaurant con- thews Discuss the Issues Be- | 1ast tearfully consented to the dog’s| ern will delives god dally to any destruction. She hid herself in her] Pace fe eer witlaena ie) gis mf Lowen pos other citizens fore Legislative League roum while the faithful old dow was| xih make fimllar to that made : ~ being kilied with a swiftly acting|* thanked Mr, Lowe et The issue of many versus | po What was left of the drug} ind transnitted J Mor to aa eae haven: ne ; was thrown Into the brook in the rear] \79°C,°hcad of the ‘Ald Bu of the house. women candidates for County R ter at a meeting of the Leg League in the Hotel Astor ye afternoon, It was the frst time it New York that for an im » have clasied in such Curious, like all youngsters, little ack to his work Hylan, Mr. Curran for both sides were a ue to a her | of the brook. edb Their bigs rch still ey gathered it up. weoping over the was not. Th ath when the children marched up] was the chr the eampugn}and banded her their deadly find, of Miss Helen Varick Boswell an] sj. gnaten: rom them, jumped t Miss An ira snatched it from them, jumy Matthews, her feet and powder which had killed her pet, Then she rushed upstat room, mixed the powder qu water and swallowed the She staggered into Mrs, Cou room, threw herself into her moth arms and cried: “Mother, mother! it? ‘Then she Cied, ne Thi Repub: by mu askin, is New under Mine {8 th party 8 Bib 2M COLUMBIA here to i She t has been reduced 40” ” Large e Full S Size at Half Price (Used) $ ler, who was the the bigeest trusts her ie ina time of excitement, he Instantly set about to secure increased fare, He ye rule, That DOWN— Balance on Very Easy Terms. ia th Miss Boswell combatted this by re unde m s You'll twa table models for ont Transit Commission are New Yorkers set eae And ccdter Waluee feat and that New York legislators duced over 80 per of the State ments that are not new have aner under Hy- © cops and was Is out of the chaos Headquarters fo. —saccwesees \ IRENE 'S COLLN.BIA 9.,0P West S7th St. $100, 000 Worth Furniture Prices in New York. Dining Room Suites Living Walnut, 10 pieces... .Reg. $550, for #279 Tapestry, Walnut, 10 pieces. Reg. 750, for 349 Cane, Walnut, 10 pieces....Reg. 795, for 968 Tapestry, Mahogany, 10 pieces....Reg. 975, for 465 Tapestry, Walnut, 10 pieces. ... Reg. 2100, for 990 Mohair, Bed Room Suites Mahogany, 3 pteces. ..Reg. $300, for $147 Mahogany, 5 pi Mahogany, 4 pieces -Reg. 400, for 198 Walnut, 6p! Rieporvionately reducedfor quick sale. Ready nowf. cs The WRIGHT-FOX New York C brother and sister followed the man w.o threw poison in the creek and went looking for it when he went} , Soon they found} some of it washed ashore on the bank | ler was sitting on tho| dog's | ‘ woked wildly at tho Why did 1 do} ‘ Friday and Saturday An Exceptional PHONOGRAPIY OF FER PHONOGRAPHS guaranteed by New Location—4 West 37th St. Columbia Graroncias and Records Cat This Coupon Out and Mail Tonight, 4 West 37th Steont of WRIGHT-FOX Quality Furniture Now Selling for $45, Here are but a few of the matchless values which have broken Come and savel Regular Prices Quoted are PRESENT DAY Prices i Library Tables, Book Cases, Mirrors, Odd Chairs, Desks, Lamps, ete., all O-1l East 37th Street, ngat Fifth Avenue reau, | ANNOUNCE. RR R. VOTE E OCT. 10. Decision w! nether meicd by thi whose ly voted upon the question of rejecting a 12% per will be made at CHICAGO, Oct strike will be raflroad unions mem| uction g here Monday, yf all th to whien [sur of Loco |men, to-morrow, Cabinet Columbia Grafonola No Interest o Extra Charges $200 large cabinet mode: as good. All instru fully tested and aro by ide ner a y $16, Inter | Stree! W., 10-37-91 aT 500!!! Room Suites Bee $475, for List} 675, for 690, for ao 890 425 795, for ‘ < 910, for jeoea . . $635, for $205 hh} Ree 625, fer 308 i cos orimmediatedelivery. Wi 2 | } CO. Inc. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, SUICIDE OF TWO BOYS PUZZLES CHICAGO POLICE. fe bia home sm Week Apart With t Rearon { Acts home CHICAGO Oct T—The «ymerious) The BuMington youth was an expert ae of hat ourteen-yeas. [1 knot tying, whi no Knaus boy |i 3 rpg RAO AEAG, tae Was ae daily: played with Inasoes, Th I boys ners in fess than a week cane for aw th ce could y | puzzles the police. a motiy aictda, London Bridge, in majesty and grandeur, a tribute to what human ingenuity achieve in bridge construction, pre-eminently among the famous spans across the River Thames. ‘There’s Southwark Bridge and Blackfriars, West- minster and Whitefriars; yet, daily, hun- dreds of thousands prefer to tread their way across the London Bridge. can aids out London Character Shoes, in style fort a tribute to what progressive mer- chandising can achieve in shoe construc- tion, stand out uniquely superior. Values inimitable make hundreds of thousands prefer to tread their way, on sport or business bent, in London Character Shoes. Lg London Character Shoes 86 Nassau St., nr. Fulton 1480 Broadway, <7" Square 276 W. 125th St., "3" Ave. 86 Delancey St., py, London: vit Finsbury Pavement, B.C and com IEE ANNIVERSARY SALES Table Cabinet with Genuine Victrola Installed Anniversary Sales Price 82.50 5.00 down This Table Model Cabinet, with the genuine Victrola installed, is offered at this low prico during Anniversary Salos only, It is of a fine Mahogany finish and holds at least 60 records, Balance in smell monthly payments, No interest charged on unpald balance, (Rifth Floor) James McCreary & Co. bth Avenue Sdth Street 6 body’ of EMward Knaus was found hanging in the basement of his as Pe While clearing up the death of sam- | vel Buffington, found dead tn a closet tt Saturday, an almost 1921. Saks {Company Announce for Saturday an HATS EXQUISITE at 10.95 Distinction is the keynote of this collection, for every hat boasts some novel, striking touch that might well have been placed there personally by the hand of a Paris designer—for whether one chooses large dress hats or clever small ones, Paris likes them all, and shows her influ- ence to advantage. Duvetyn, Felt, Panne and Lyons Velvet play the principal roles, assisted by embroidery, quills, velvet ribbon bows, ostrich novelties, and gayly-hued fruits and flowers. In all the Fall colors and black. Third Floor — Store Hours, 9 to 5.30 AEARN= Established 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE, — es 26,304 Pairs Imported French KID GLOVES 1.74 Were $2.96 to $3.48 EXHIBITION & SALE of UNUSUAL INTEREST of Broadway Saks & Company at 34th Street TOMORROW Gloves have hand crocheted backs of contrasting shade, and some have Band Tops. Pique and over-seam fingers, two pearl clasps, | brown, fawn, tan, gray, Beaver and Pastel shades. black and white. Lvery desirable shade, Sizes 54 to 8. NO HX CHAN GE Sec NO RETUR! See Pages 16 and 39 tor Other Hearn Advertising One or including French Also =