The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1922, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1922. been In Ludlow Street Jall om a judg-fof the new Polish Government of ali U new members of the board. The class b ment obtained by Nancy M. Sadvorn religious proscriptions. SEAMEN’S SOCIETY MEETS, te-clected for three years includes: The or e We Ss in r e for vere re Out on compromige,: Rine: The Florence Nightingale School for Rev. John 8. Calvert, Edward M. Cut- hart paid $5,000 and gave four notes of |Nurses, the permansnt memorial to} Ammual Plee ef Officeren8,084 | ier, Alfred R. Kimball, Capt. Henry M. $6,000 each ii iabhertosn nurses who gave their lives fallors Aided, Reddett and the Rev. ier he aaa oma in France during the war, ls how near- ‘The annual report ows Gov, Miller and former Gov. Smith inety-fourth annual meoting me LOCAL. wih ia guaata OA. a incor ralven to DOMESTIC, ine compton at Taine hear ‘or ight aaveena, Melati Soe eee ters in the Port of New Pho Women's Trade Union Learwo| dom May ae to mark the seventh anni<| fn a suit fied In the Supreme Court] The village of Marosticn, Italy, 4 im-|clety at te ces a Wal tr, Fork, 11008 received tree meals, ant + gy Patera? 40,000} voceury of le apesintment to the Statedat: Treston the Atlas Flalaing Com: 1800" ieree ‘caliure.ahell,” et, OF tbs 3t"the Seamen's Bank for Savings, and| Heme nd Institute, ‘The total attend- wid a hen ie Pontaae o tion of th $2.000,000 damagen npuinst the Hucken: [aa shells, saya @ despatch from Vi- [Orrin R. Judd, coma ul Soe fey. tone ios on Wiliam L. Andrus has applied | ,. Th Nev Getuinan wih be held in On| ack Water Company On dune 23 leat cenaa. tumbia Trust Company, were elected | most every national otters of administration on the fire destroyed the Atlas plant, and it es = iemAites estate ot ae MMAMUA: who WALT oe mA fa alleged there was not sufficient | Palentine he: Sa Fund Workers] water to combat the blaze, vas 9. rae i om Pill colebente, May 31 the indorsement! An epidemic of scarlet fever ts ‘The Y. Lenten offering cam- spreading, in the district near Cape pian realised $113,044. tablishment of the Jewish Homeland. | Shry"Court douse. ‘The “arial Ban, « Columbia aormiory,| <TO-™OrTow the New York Browning | ship High School has been elowed on Boclety bit hold its annual meeting at}account of the quarantine, SEE “L'Oracle de La Mode.” the Bonwit Teller & Co. feature of the Fashion Exposition now at Madison Square Garden BONWIT TELLER & CO. FIFTH ents AY gee pieie? women students in 1917, cin by men after Sept. 1 Much excitement haa been occasioned rty will be given to the} in northern Ontarlo by the discovery of Poskekill, was en- President son pay rd of Governors of tho} a new placer gold mining area south of by Supreme Court Jus-| international. Garden Club at Bartow] Morgan or Munro Lake, according to Founs operating his place] Mansion, Pelham Bay Park, to-morrow| consular reports recelved by the De- boeord ae & dwelling or print shop} afternoon. partment of Commerce at Washington. Tho Mental Hygiene Committee of} Robert Alburger, twenty-eight, | wae Vag de cheng d B metee te Mise] the State Chanttien Aid ipestition will] convicted at Hammonton, N. Tha Sentseee’ mercetateca” tron) meet at the of or nd Seulting ‘nit lover: Ruth and, sentenced Dskwinna. intock trom Mrs. Cornelids vanderbit, No. rit) Fifth}to five to twenty years in State's Avenue, to-morrow afternoon. prison by Judge Shay. in at & de auek Miss Esther Baldwin, daughter of Mr.] At a meeting of the Board of Super- show abilities $220,55¢,)°°4 Mra. Stephen. C. Baldwin, wit be| visors at Goshen Superviaor Otto Dets- 63. martied to Bruce Ditmas Bromley at] seroth of Nowburgh introduced a revo~ ae SEE, al i the Church of the Holy Trinity, Brook-| lution calling upon Congresemn f Sores reemetty of The World. |iyn, to-morrow afteniosn. > iiton Fish Jr. to vote for @ Modification re Cae tintin] Owing to the Inadlilty of @x-Goy, |. the Volstead act to permit the sale new o TIQUe) Goodrich to arrive, the annual dinner]! light wines and beer, It was voted aT PDT IT DD IN A hori Jury has neared. Mra." the Presbyterian Ulon "was poct-| 6%" Will Close Out—WEDNESDAY . Goldberg of the Hotel Willard] °"¢4 l@st night until next Monday. — In ner ‘ailenation suit against] Bayside Post, American Legion, wi FOREIGN. Ray Burken, No. 188 West 111th} «ive © minstrel show May it, 12 and 13] 4 further step in religious freetom wife of a clothing manufacturer, at Bt, Micheal’? Hall Pushing, tn ald has heen taken by the Polish Govern- ‘Untversal Sunshine Soctety's Con- memorial building to townamen| ment in abolishing the Drohibitions of ’ Tordep ak the Hotel Me ATgincon | who died tm the war the old Russian dommion against the ] Ss SE Ss R oc ; K S Oo A i Ss ‘an all day event. Major John B. G. Rinehart, who has! Catholic Church. This clears the books 9 9 4 CAPES AND COSTUMES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Misses’ Twill or Silk Frocks 34.00 Formerly 45.00 to 79.50 A varied collection of styles in twill frocks trimmed with cire braid, embroid- ery, nail heads, petal treatments, also light colored flannels and checks. The silk frocks are of crystal beaded or studded Canton crepe, also pleated panel and slashed sleeve effects. B. Altman & Cn. . For to-morrow (Wednesday) Misses’ Cloth or Silk Frocks 55.00 Formerly 45.00 to 79.50 Twill frocks of high type, with borders of beading, tassel ornaments, braid- i oe ee streamers, pendant nickel balls. Kasha frocks with silk rai Canton crepe with side drapery, Crepe Roma with figured sa shell studded girdles, silver trimming, beading, or rosettes. Also frocks of crepe faille, crepe Mongol, Paisley faille, or Roshanara crepe. Exceptional Values 1Women’s Milanese Silk Gloves Mousquetaire, 1é-button, length) Misses’ Three-Piece Suits 50.00 Formerly 75.00 to 95.00 Buckle trimmed frock with long cape in Poiret twill or Canton crepe; Lanvin latticed frock in Poiret twill with long cape; Poiret twill frock with crepe top, flare box coat. OM Lk MOM LOM LOA ME MOM hh MMO Me hh 7 i in white, gray, pongee, mastic, beaver and black 4 at $1.25 per pair _ | Imported Chamois Lisle Gloves Misses’ Cloth Capes and Coats 50.00 ree up to 95.00 \ Veldyne cape-coats, scarf coats, capes with hauri sleeves or draped (Mousquetaire, 16-button length) leh capes in tier or button trimmed types—in all the season's Aco) \ lesirable colors. in white, silver, bisque, covert and beaver MISSES’ FASHIONS, 14 TO 18 YEARS—THIRD FLOOR. at 95c. per pair ar ae | . A Number of | | Women’sVanity & Hand Bags made of various smart leathers and specially priced at ue $2.85 . And oc Imported Leather Jewel Cases _ BONWIT TELLER &,CO. The Specialty Shop of Oryinatons FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET, Will Close Out—-WEDNESDAY AT REDUCTIONS OF 20.00 TO 60.00 WOMEN’S GOWNS OF CLOTH OR SILK FABRICS 35.00 Formerly 55.00 to 95.00 CHIFFON DANCE FROCKS IN EVENING COLORS FINE TWILL DAYTIME AND AFTERNOON GOWNS CREPE SILK AFTERNOON GOWNS, LIGHT OR DARK at greatly reduced prices (All of the ‘above will be on the First Floor) | | will also offer exceptional values | | . Madison Avenue- Fifth Avenue, Pet» Pork © F Limited Quantities—Only Two or Three of a Kind Thirtp-fourth Sireet Chirrp filth Street 4 } NO EXCHANGES NOC. 0. D’s NO CREDITS soe wee os ‘Women’s Fine Silk FUR STORAGE AT 2% OF YOUR OWN VALUATION; FURS REMODELED AND REPAIRED AT MODERATE PRICES RTH ‘THIRTY-FOURTH STREET A Sale— French Hand-Made = epe Silk Frocks All Over Beaded For Less Than Cost of Importation 23-75 ay wae ee arrived on the S. 5S. Lorraine, them — every one still wearing vik French maker’s label. Delightfully chic little frocks in high shades, conservative colors, navy and black. With and without sleeves,—charm- ing for any afternoon, dinner or evening occasion. A Sale of Hosiery cAt Considerably Less Than Usual Prices orthley Silk Hose Extra el uality with lisle garter top. Black, white, russet, navy, gray, pink, silver, gold, ecru, beige and nude. On sale at 2 00 Chiffon Silk Hose With lisle garter top. Black, a Nude and Gray. On sale at 1 50 orthle Hosiery, our own brand, is the best the market has to offer at each given price; we are also showing other representative brands such as Onyx, Van Raalte, etc. All Reduced Coats—Capes—Wraps For Every Occasion 35" Poiret’ Twill Coats or Wraps Shawsheen Coats or Wraps Tricotine Coats. Navy, Black and all seasonable colors; all sizes for Women and Misses No Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World WORTH