The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1921, Page 17

‘ } va THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921, the Coalition Warriors Leading in the Battle !Kor Curran and the Whole Ticket on Staten Island CLINTON J SHARRETT THE HARD WORKIN PRINTE! me FOR Bor FRERICHS Bor ¢ ABSEMBLY COALITION FORCES SEE VICTORY ON =m _STATEN ISLAND Deimo. rats “Spit on L on Local Figitt | fand Are Openly A ' By Joseph S. Jordan. log upon the proposition rather c | O'Gradyites, and to ignore nt) Mr. ¢: won out from th | Borough President, Calvin Van Name. boss, Joseph O'Grady, and St is ol- ‘ow out all the) Mr. Commissioner ded to O'Grady is 7 /)(\HE muses of price mod- eration is exemplified in our present showing of men's suits and overcoats for Winter wear~— $45 or more assured value at every price level with the advan- tages of ample variety and a fitting range of sizes. \id- | ing Curran. It quart Cah of the L SM ror dauasda tet hein Cold weather clothes Gait athe toc se aie comforts—from head to aH! and Cahill, he'd better send foot—for men and boys. "his tuts over to Coalition Head- n Riehmond to pick an elective job and that the best in the 1457-1463 BROADWAY ich President. ‘That AT FORTY-SECOND STREET thing isn't ked upon with favor jn the councils c Tamman Alay Hylan is sald to have looked Buy Now-—Save More Than Half! $100,000 riiitii'fon $45,500 Ii i] 1 Only Seven More “Days!!! iW Be sure to come and see for yourself the amazing values we are offering q | in Furniture of Character, purchased for cash from leading manu- facturers. Here are a few examples: For the Living Room Suites, Tapestry, Reg. $475 for Suites, Cane, Reg. 675 for Suites, Tapestry, Reg. 79§ for For the Dining Room Occasional Pieces Suites, Walnut, Reg, $550 for Library Table, Mahogany, Reg. $82 for $39 Suites, Walnut, Reg. 750 for Book Case, AMihoeiaye Reg. 10§ for 49 Suites, Mahogany, Reg. 975 for Polychrome Mirror, Reg. 42 for 21 All Regular Prices Quoted Are PRESENT DAY Prices. The WRIGHT-FOX CO.,Inc. } jill 9-11 East 37th ib Street. near Fifth Avenue New or For the Bed Room Mahogany, Reg. $300 for Mahogany, Reg. 635 for Wainut, " Reg. 835 for $235 345 390 Suis Suites, Suites, Soper. S-pee, b-pee $147 295 398 S-pee. S-pee. 3-pee. 1o-pee. 10-pce. 10-pce. under Mayor Hylan, and he is behind George Cromwell, Mr. Cahill’s oppo- nent for Borough President. In one of the Staten Island newspapers yesterday Mr. Van Name indorsed the nomination of Mr. Cromwell, and is quoted as saying that it would be A calamity to Staten Island tf he wasn't elect On the Cc Iilon ticket are two ola stalwa A's De Democe Cahill bi Mr, Cahill won t Mr irady by a the Democratic ¢ One doesn't have to by: a pe pert to figure the Cahitl str no towerlag and strength of Van brett ir Na Sate 17: Ing to win by, 10,000 out of the 34,000/ years he embarked In real estate. another term. Mr. Pitou is now a registered votés ts a mystery, “TE feel hopeful of my own elec: ship broker, with his home in West = tion,” sald Mr. “and! New Brighton, w he has lived for sixteen years. in the As in the Senate, Mr. Cromwell nas been sembly and twice andjecrat, who is besides, Tn later Cromwell to-day, | confident the people will Spire Pitou, the independent Demo- Coalition's choice for nt positions tn clviel sheriff, held the office for th nid is burnishing up th that If I| since he was two y He was art old. George Cromwell, Coalition candi-! am elected my position will be madelcashier of the borough for twel date for Borough President asainat | effective by the election of the years, Deputy Commiasioner of Public Cahill, was the Mest Borough Presl-| our group. The A Works, and acting Borough Pre: dent for Richmond, He was cle portant aa the May’ during the illness and death of the under conselidation by three vot late Charles J. McCormack When the Court of Appeals got} esinon Matthew Cahill became lead. pay through with the contest, he went into his party, the enrollment of Re-| Guy ©. Walser. a young lawyer, ‘ottice with six votes, and stayed IN) publicans has increased 100 per cent.,| born in West New Brighton, ts the while the Democratic enrollment has | Coalition candidate for the Assembly. — fallen 33 per cent Dr. William C, Walser, hie father, “There is no doubt of the election —— was a most popular physician on the mwell as Borough Prest- William J. Rowan, Coalition candi-| Island, as was his grandfather, The 4 Joseph PB. Thompson, Ke-|date for Alde .'i8 a superinten.| latter was Health Officer, and when | publican leader of Staten Island and) dent of construction and a carpenter} the smali-pox became epidemic, a« head of the Coniition Campalen com He is oppoxed to Alderman | mob demanded the removal of ‘the uit The Coalition tieket from ke, who has been in the board | quarantine office. He got out his old Curran down to the last candidate) for ten years. has the indorse-| fiintiock, and the mob went the other will sweep Staten Island |mentof iabor. Ho tsa war ran, | way. Assemblyman Krnest V. the Cx ey yerra} tion at badge for | by Frericha is valition camdidate for re-elec Last year Re won his district 1.000, mally 1,000 Democratic, With Sem ator C. FE. Smith he put through the Subway Bill, making it mandatory for the Mayor to begin operations on ! aten Island subway within ears, He also passed tie bill ex- ding the Southfleld Boulevard all the way to Tottenville, for which the city bay one-half, the county ind the people along levard the otner quarter. Mayor Hylan vetoed the measure and Frerichs had it passed over bis head, Harry Hooker, who ts out for Al- derman from the 65th, has been a tive in political fights for twenty- four years, but this is the first he has ever been in of his own. Thomas H. Is Secretary of the County Committee and carries on his shoulders the burden of the whole committee, Once he was Chairman. He likes all the work and they let though the district is nor- him do it MANHATTAN Below 14th Street 0, European k Uni He ia and Brody 1 bere 4, Oliver Bron Ferlito De Rivas & Harris 218, Eropite Phon + 171, Gotham 3 , Joh Pho nger © 44, Frank Corsaro Chambers Music Store Catherine 8 Chambers St, 83 t., 80, Church Schwartz 50, minal Music Shop East Broudwa: Ha Zuckerman 219, Modern Music Shi Ban Lith’ St, 122, Bloomfield Talking Piano Bxchan . 1 ational Phono, Co. First Avent nborg & Sons Grand St., 301 phono. Co. 410, 8 Greenwich Hounton S Madiron 48. re Eng, & Co. , J Cerebino incon rG Scala, Phonograph Co, fivait & Sone Wing, Woh Chong 70, J. Priedinan Silver Grafonola Shop er Bros. Musi » usic Shop Shop Co. Wiideiail Sc, 6. Pobyu 14th Street to 72nd Street West Side ol, Pudlin & Co. Mayers D, Reingold nor Bauman & Co, on Drug Store Baz, Hellenic Phone ; Manhattan Sp Broadway, 121 1983, A. He z Goods Co, rh er’s Columbia Shop A. Dovus E. Nyitray lande! Talking Machine Co, resian Bros. Viunten’ No ‘al Phono. Farhi 483, Hardman-Peck & Co 3 Bloomingdale Brow, ic Shop. . Herrman Jedlicka Madison Grafonola Shop 1 ndinnvian Sales Co., Ine. Si . Dablen Kahn's nola Shop nd Musical In- Above / ‘T2nd Street West aa fonola 0, J. J. Egan Bighth Ave, 2614, New York Munie Store 750, Public dtu ig Machine Shop Above 72nd Street ‘ast Side king Machine Mumm kor Lexington Ave Madin thwalt & 5 Do Witt Rilephone Music Shop rman BRONX W. Liberty sie Shope D Ave, Weet Faris B. Tremusot Ave. 420, "Michigan Home 1'urni ture Corp. Was $275 Now $175 You Save *100 Small First Payment — Easy Monthly Terms You can get this reduced price at any Columbia store listed here. The Grafonola will be delivered to your home for a small first pay- ment. You can pay the balance on easy monthly terms. This model and the others mentioned below are all standard,.up-to-date Grafonolas with many exclusive Columbia improvements. Compare the modern Grafonola at today’s prices with any other phonograph—we'll leave the rest to you. You can get today a Columbia Grafonola with all mod- ern improvements for less money than you would pay for an old- fashioned unimproved phonograph. When you pay your good money for a phonograph, get a modern instrument. Other Models at these Reduced Prices $225 Columbia Grafonola NOW $150 $165 * $150 $140 $125 $ 75 $ 50 $ 32.50 “$140 $125 $100 $ 85 $ 60 $ 45 $ 30 Any Dealer Listed Here Will Give You These Prices and Easy Terms BRONX —continued Bay Ridge Brownsville—connued E, Tremont Ave.,604, semann & Co: Highth Ave,, 4018, Finnish Soe. Pab. Ca. Pitkin Ave., 1750, Capitol Talking 1060, West Fartos Grafonola § Filth Ave. 4805, Sunset ‘Talking Machine Co, Machine Co Tremont Ave, 763, 4 Matakowite 6418, 'G, & KR. F urv Cu, 1804, Leon Brick Webster Ave., 2002, Panken & Co 6022, J rae @ Bon 867, Prospect Talking 261 Music Shop i 819, Strand Talking 121, Weat Farms Grafcnola + 1426, 1 wits $41, WA. Bookwit Willis Ave., BROOKLYN Downtowa, F. Geint Taiking Ma rs Varnes Talking ln Goldapple nery’s, Ine 3th Ave. 4602 218, Bay Ridge Talking Bedford Section 9,"Fravklin Phono, Shop tianni Bros, idth Ave. 7510, ©. Mariten Brownsville Co. New Lots Road, 216, 8, Leider ‘achi Sutter Ave, Alby P, Nobel City Line 7. H. Robson rly Musie Co, Crescent St. 37 Liberty Ave Coney Island Mermaid Ave., 2311, Hapfogel Music Co, Burt Ave., 1109, Harry Gray Cypress Hille Fulton 8t,, 2925, Warwick Grafonola Shep Wtarke Bros 3445, Kornleld Bros, East New York » Music Shop nil ‘ . M. Wharton klyn Munic & Stat. ( Amaty 5G. Leone Erie Basin & A. Freilich 1é, Atlantic Tuikiog Columbia Bt, Hamilt BAYS. Machine Co. pt St, 348, Samuel Galkin BROOKLYN-—continued Flatbush—continued Flatbush Ave., 926, Erasmus Music Sh: 1196, Flatbush Tall 1683, Flatbush Musi Greenpoint Graham Ave. 875, A. Apres & Som 427, H. Friedman 5, C. Kolodny Green Bt. Monbattan Ave. 762, P, Slotaniek ‘806, ii Btachine Shep 912; Frank Patterson 1114, Greenpoint Musle Shop Kings Highway Kings Highway, 1218, N. W. Herringtem Ridgewood Freah Pond Road, 843, M. L. Gould Myrtle Ave. 1277, G. J. Sehiwarts DL M, Temace 1358 J Brod! 2913, U.S. ¢ f oodward Ave., 686, I. Goodman 701, G. A. Behorsar South Brooklyn 202, D. D' Antonio ki i Fourth Ave., Nioth St. Soca, M. NI Oth Bt. & Sth Ave, Michoat t Tiros. Prospect Park W., 240 Prospect Talking Machine Co, Third i: v., 718, C, Messina Williamsburg 00, Kitch A Ten te cmselia ford Ave. i: crrereeewes! . M. B. Evens no Willlameburg Talking nd Piano & Phone, Ce. |. Gherity Havemeyer Bey 1, dp. Russo Johnson Ave., 193, J. Romano 421, L. Brody Knickerbocker, 4 Ave Tompkiny A Br Wyekod! Aves 300,'J: Btapeno QUEENS AND NASSAU Astoria, 9 Flushing Ave. 1. Segerman 197 Main St... L. Cally tM. Bruskia Fourth Ave., J. Sel Jackson Ave., 60 eat Ave., K. Bowen Elesburst, 84 Kingsland Ave., 8. Cohen aes "St. @ Polke Ave. Community Muse Main St. M. es, Toth St." & ane fees 217 Jamaica A Westbury, A. DeFerrar! STATEN ISLAND Pert Richmond, 1 {iclimond Aye 128 Wichmond Ave, Manbattan Fura ture Co 20a Tuchmend Terrace, Port Richmond 8. Ly FLY Stapler 240 Main tor Tettenville, a St, M ¢ West ‘iat St, Jones E. Brodbed Mt. Vernon Fura. Ce. on St, P. Pravder, Ing Berger McPhillips & Vaughey Main St., J 2 Tunlek Terrytown, 3 Daze ae Maint St we HOBOKEN AND UNION HILL, NJ, Chiffeide, 118 Valinaly & Hoboken, 08 Fir St. 051 Firs 108 Washington St rt 180 Washington St. Cordts Pura. Co, 1118 Washington St. M. W. Simon > Bergenline Ave., Herace Ave. Ploreant 693 Hergenline Ave, Hlersco Weehawken, N.J., 043 Park Ave., J. Welas Union Hill Vi Bi rgeniine Ave. A. Bruntom 303 Bergentine Ave. Fulton Music Shop JERSEY CITY, N.J. Central Ave. 371, ai ‘Talking Machine Co, J. Sabrowoki Recond St,, 363, M. Carlo Summit Station Concourse, @, Music 3 West Side Ave. y | i | 4 } : ! : ) ® | » we ital psig lll ha pi netincetoe seatinetremath in a wy = 1 |