The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1922, Page 9

ek JS. | t { pimeegpe sore FIST BLOW GIVEN BY 120-18. GROCER | ILLS ASSALANT Gol Had Complained of Side- } Walk Loafers and One Un- ~~dertook to “Lick Him.” Siam no fighter; ti sever knew I could hit that hard," Harry Gold told Newark police to-day in explain- the death of Edward Leamy from #2 broken neck. Gold, twenty.pine Mars old, is 5 feet 2 inches}jand Weighs 120. Leamy was twenty, 5 fet 7 inches, weighed 180 and was @.former schoo! athlete. Gold has a grocery store and lives af No. 1 Orleans Street, Newark. oo lived at No. 24. A crowd of ing men had aroused Gold by loaf- ing on the sidewalk in front of his Store. Jolin J. McGill, eighteen, a friend of Leamy, sald this happened last night: “Say, did you aqueal to the cops to chuse us away from here?’ Leamy agked Gold “"Yes,"" said Gold. “Well, I'm going to lick yout." They squared off. Leamy had the better at the start, but Gold refused to quit, although knocked down three times. “He kept coming back for more and We thought each time would, be the last."* said McGill, “but he had nerve. {At the hospital it was said Leamy’s Beck was broken. Gold is married ai has two children, M ee OTED NAMES PUT POLICE RECORDS IN WEST NEW YORK The molics ot Weat, New York Yesterday arrested Alexander Hamilton for violation of a city ‘ordinance. <. Two hatrs later they arrested ee Washington for violating other. The latter said he lived Liberty Street, North Bergen, . Two wee dngton was charged with calling a neighbor names. e is not the wife of Yeorge Washington, however. » Martha Wash lodged in a cell | CONNECTICUT NEWS NUTMEGS. | 7 Centenarian Alumnus to Be at Wesleyan Commencement. (Special to The Evening World.) MIDDLETOWN, Conn, June 7.— The ninetieth annual commencement exercises of Wesleyan University, June 19, will be of especial interest this year because of the presence of Ex-Senator Cornelius Cole of Los An- geles, Cal., who will celebrate his 100th birthday anniversay before the year Is over. Mr. Cole, who was a Congressman from Californta during the Civil War, has answered the tn- vitation of President William Arnold Shanklin by announcing that he will cross the continent in order to be present at the commencement. He is the sole survivor of the class of 1847 The venerable alumnus was born in 1822, during President Monroe's Ad- ministration, in Lodi, Western New York. In 1817, with twenty-two oth- ers, he was graduated from Wesleyan. He returned to New York State and was admitted to the bar, prowtising in Oswego. When the big gold cush of ‘49 came on, Mr. Cole and six others nade their way across the great plains and settled {n California, He was a man ber of the 48th Congress and had 4 part in passing the law abolishiny slavery. Hunt for Shad, Get a 224-Pound Sturgeon. (Spectal to The Evening World.) DEEP RIVER, Conn., June 7.— Harry Skeggs and Vernon Magnuson, while fishing for shad in the Con- necticut River, eaught a sturgeon near the Chester light that measured 8% feet long and weighed 224 pounds, The monster will be disposed of in the New York City markets. Drive for Catholic Community House a Success. (Special to The Evening World.) MERIDEN, Conn., June 7.—On the first day of the drive for $100,000 to- ward the cost of a community build- ing being erected by Strobe R. C. Church, for general community use, $56,022 has been raised and the Rev. Dr. John Neale, rector, expects that the necessary fund will be rat few days. " AN INNOVATION !! ® WOMEN’S APPAREL in 14+ i6t_—1at Jor Women whw find too small. Fashion’s most Sizes 14+ 16+ 114 Suits Swagger models of ex- cellent quality Import- ed Tweeds in plain colors or Dublin checks and stripes. Splendid type of workmanship. 29°50 Formerly to $59.50 entirely new size range woman who found regular women’s sizes too large and regular misses’ 18+ 20+ d in ‘The structure will be dedi~ cated by Bishop N : Le tleut Diocese on Sunday, June Gov. E. J. Lake and Mayor H, T. Ly King will speak. ‘A drive by the Salvation Army for ane Pryant 26 West 39% St. itt S. 21 West 386% St. 20+ 22+ 24+ ‘Women's Sizes too Large, and ReqularAlisses Sizes too Smagl What MISSES PLus SIZES Have Accomplished for the Woman of Individual Figure! LANE BRYANT, master-stylist,’ evolved, after extensive study, an for the THE adaptation of this exclusive size range practically eliminated the necessity of discomforting alterations —and the woman who formerly found herself forced to have her garments designed to measure can now be happily and correctly fitted in superb READY TO WEAR. ' Clearance Sale of originations— Coats and Suits 2+ 244 96 Coats For Sport or Steamer wear. Imported Mixture Tweed in va- rious styles. Also a belted model of Camel’s Hair Mixture. Formerly to $75.00 Other COATS and SUITS Reduced MISSES’ PLUS DEPT.—Second Floor, 39th St. seers $2,500 has just been completed and in & few weeks the ¥. M. C. A. will campaign for $150,000. Green Oats Kill Buck on a Rampage. (Gpeciai to The Evening World.) NEW BRITAIN, Conn., June 7.— When Michael Tedesco of Southing- ton discovered a huge buck deer in his barn, the animal made a rush for him and Tedesco ran and sent in a call for the police, Patrolmen James McCabe and Thomas Murphy re- sponded and on finding the animaf ad- wised Tedesco to lock the barn until the Game Warden was notified. This morning the farmer peeked tn through a window and saw thé buck fn the throes of death. He had eaten a large quantity of green oats that caused fatal colic. The brute weighed 600 pounds. JUDGE BALLING IN SHAT SPATTLE, Wash. Judge Richard A, Balling cre tary of the Interior 1 Taft's Administration, died at his home here last night. He had been ill two days. TOOK A REGULAR BURGLARY COURSE IN CRIME SCHOOL Man Sought 15 Years Got His Training in Crim- inals’ College. Joseph Thompson, a nattily dressed Negro, held in $12,500 ball by Judge Boettinger in New- ark, N. J., Pollee Court yester- day, is said to have been sought more than fifteen years as a sec- ond-story worker and confidence operator. Thompson was trapped last ‘Thuraday in the home of Stuart A. Young, son-in-law of former Attorney General Robert H, Me- Carter. He told Judge Boettin- ger he was graduated from a sehool for criminals conducted up to five years ago in a Brooklyn pool room. The prisoner added that he was graduated from a Brooklyn high school before be- «inning criminal studies, There the erim- were regulal nfidence operators States. He paid $125 for the course in housebeaking. FRIGHTENED TO DEATH AS SAND BURIES HIM From Pit-Not Suffocated, Doctor Reports. Albert Glasser, thirty, of Eagle Rock Avenue, Roseland, N. J., died jn a sand pit of the Essex Fells Sand Company, Runnymede Road, Essex Fells, N. Ju. yesterday afternoon when a big allde buried him under six feet of sand. Glaaser had been raking the to loosen It after the rain. He was in a pit t ) N started shoveling and thin ten minutes, thirty. minutes, ‘orge Harhen of him, and Deputy n, death was not but from fright lasser leaves a Caldwell, who atte County Physician due from suffoca and internal injur widow and three ¢ STUDENT WITH BROKEN THE.EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1922, RIVERS DRAG DOWN BRIDGES. Cloudburat Up-State Cancen #2,000,- 000 MIDDLETOWN, N. Y., June 7.— Hundreds of workmen have been en- | * @aged to-day In building temporary bridges across streams where waters awollen by » cloudburst demolished bridges and caused damage estitnated ag $2,000,000, The principal damage was done to highway bridges between Liberty and Binghamton. Scores of automobiles and trucks have been stalled. The temporary bridges are constructed NECK IS STILL LIVING GROVE CITY, Pa. June ."Three eee physicians, assisted by students of Grove NEW RAILROAD EQUIPMENT, City College, to-day continued thelr ef-] The Baltimorg and Ohio Rallroad forts to keep alive Edwin Leslie, presi-|Company has let contracta for 4,000 dent of the sophomore class, whose neck was broken when he dived into a ewim- ming pool yesterday: All night the students and phystefana, | $6,000,000. Tho Preased Steel, Standard by artificial respiration, fought death | Steel and Cambria steel Companies and, while the young student was un-|have the contracts already let, Other conscious to-day, physicians were mya-|railroad equipment inquiries include tified, for they ‘sald they never heard] 1,000 auto box cars for the Nickel Plate of a similar case where the patient/and 1,600 box cara for the Great Weat- lived very long. ' Stern Brathan West 42nd St. (Between 5th and 6th Avenue} West 43rd St. Women’s Polo Coats and Fancy Mixture Capes now $25.00 (Formerly up to $55.00) The smartest possible styles for sport, motor, or utility wear. Tailored models in either sport or full lengths. A variety of good-looking styles—straightline belted effects, some with an inverted pleat in the back, some lined throughout with striped satin. Deep set-in sleeves and large slash pockets. —— ms iStern Brothers Peas Third Floor. A Special Purchase Makes Possible This Eventful Offering of Girls’ Wash Dresses $1.95 and $2.95 Picturesquely cool little frocks that will tub well and keep their airy daintiness to the very last summer wearing. A variety of attractive models in check gingham, plain chambray, and printed voile, many finished with touches of embroidery and smocking. or without bloomers. sarrnd Stern Brothers} Sizes 6 to 14 years. Dainty tie sashes. With MAIN FLOOR. DEPENDABLE HAND LUGGAGE Wherever you go, chis luggage will meet your needs with compact convenience, enduting sturdiness, and the maximum of smartness. Women’s Fitted Suit Cases of genuine cowhide cobra rain; folding tray containing ten shell toilet pieces in Du Suit case el! silk lined. Sizes 20 and 22 inches, Women’s Suit Cases of real cowhide cobra grain; hand-sewed corners; double women. $13.50 lined. REAL MADEIRA LINENS . Centerpieces each Tray Covers each Boudoir Cushion Covers, Buffet and Dresser Covers, 3.50, 4.75 1,50, 1.95 35c, 50c 1.50, 1.95 Guest Towels eT Luncheon Sets, 13 pieces, Afternoon Tea Napkins dz. 6.75, 7.50 SrECIAL | $31.50 Traveling Bags for either men or Made of real cowhide in three. piece style, Silk or leather 16, 17 and 18 ins. $10.50 MAIN FLOOR, 5.50, 7.50 each 1.25, 1.95 Tea or Luncheon Cloths, 5.75, 10.50 Lace-trimmed Guest Towels, each 85c, 1.50 i Lace Luncheon Sets (linen centers); rz pieces to the set Luncheon Sets, 13 pieces; hand crochet edge; linen centers + + + Mosaic Tea Napkins (hemstitched); with elaborate corner designs e-——— Pure Irish Linen Tea Napkins; hemstitched jarry design. locks. Sizes 20, 22, and 24 inches 5A oc ‘ Hand-scalloped and hand-embroidered. Doz $6.25 $7.50 Do. $8.25 3.25 and 4,95 placed across improvised girders. ern from trees felled nearby, planed and steel freight cars and t= to order 1,000 box cars, the whole costing more than POISONED MOTHER TWICE, BOISE, Idaho, June George Hann Jr., eleven, has confessed, ao- cording to peace officers, that he made two unsuccessful attempts to kill his mother by putting poison im tea and coffee intended for her, The boy is sald to have quoted his father as saying to him: “If we could get rid of mamma we would have @ good time together.” “Two souls with but a single thought — Two hearts—like one they beat. For they agree Oh Henry Is the best kind of treat.” FURS STORED in our modern vaults on the premises. Remodeling and repairing also attended to at special rates during the summer months. Reduction Sale of Imported & Domestic Novelty Cotton Voiles Formerly up to $3.75 yard REDUCED to $135 Embroidered and woven effects in all-over designs. French Voiles in plaids, checks and stripes. American Voiles embroidered on colored or white grounds with contrasting dots and other beautiful patterns. Cotton Dress Fabrics—Second Floor BLOUSES At Very Special Prices. Dotted Swisses with V-neck lines; trimmed with Irish picot. Fine voile blouses also, with tucked frill and front; Filet lace trimmed. Long sleeves. $3.95 Heavy Quality Jap Silk Blouses fashioned with a tucked front, Tuxedo collar, and tiny self pleating edging the collar, front, and cuffs, Perfectly tail ored in every detail. The kind of blouses that look twice this price ! $5.00 dt A High-grade, Dome-top Wardrobe Trunk (as illustrated) . $3 5.7 5 Covered and bound with vulcanized fibre; cretonne lined; spring lock; five drawers (two con- vertible into hat box); twelve veneer hangers; shoe box; laundry bag and bar which locks all drawers . Size 45x24x224 ins. Steamer Trunk—Open top regulation model; heavy hardware; covered and bound with strong vulcanized fibre; cretonne lined; one large pull down drawer and two smaller drawers,spring lock; draw bolts; six veneer $21 75 ° hangers and laundry bag. gox2t}xrg ins Wardrobe Trunk—Open top dome model. Three- ply veneer; heavy hardware; covered and bound with extra heavy vulcanized fibre; cretonne lined; five drawers (one con- vertible into hat box with extra tray); reinforced drawers with metal channels; ten assorted veneer hangers; shoe Lox, laundry bag; spring lock; draw bolts, and bar which locks all drawers. $42.50 42X23Xx22 ins. New Summer Rugs We are now showing a most complete assortment embracing Fibre, Homespun, Navajo, Prairie Grass end Hooked Rugs in addition to Rush squares or ovals. Featured at a Remarkably Low Price: PRAIRIE GRASS RUGS Attractive, durable, reversible. One side perfectly plain, other side shows effective stencilled patterns. Size x12 ft. $12.50 oxoft. . . . $750 ase. . . $10.50 mee iSiars Brothers a cA Remarkable Offering Thursday of Fancy Rhinestone Bar Pins $3.50 $4.95 (Value to $8.75) (Value to 13.75) Handsomely mounted on Sterling silver and set with twinkling rhinestones, these bar-pins show many beautiful designs in engraved, crced or lattice effects. Safety catches and gallery mountings are an additional feature. sedan On — en ee eee