The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1922, Page 11

COPHE KFUENTING WORTD, TUESDAY JULY 38, 1599,7 | mente secre ecsiaillacnece New Flagship of Fire Department Jazzed Jersey Jailer Jailed E Is Commissioned in Service To-Day| \n Own Jail With His Own Keys FOURTEENTH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVE William Filson Joins His Own Wards in North Bergen, N. J., Headquarters Cell. fhere’s a new priconer in the Northyhours, so wandered in to Headquar- gen Jail, and the other involun-|ters about midnight after traversing a rather circuitous route. “Go beat it before you get into gow'’ are tickled to death over their in * his friend at the blot- ~ new pal. He ts William Filson, for|ter sale un along Bill, and come ( SUS | SAI the official jailkeaper. He was}back in the morning when you're 4 yourself again 4 s ell with his own |» admitted to his own cell with his own} 9S)! keys last night for being disorderly] ye thought he did f and the polic 8 i is second offense over | drew out Filson's keys, Ps we ) the North |along the usual path, and ceremoni 4 . je was arested Sat-Jously disposed of Filson in one of | ay but released when he posted|Filson’s own cells, He will be ar 1 $26 guarantee of appearance before|raigned to-night before Recorder Recorder Miles last night. Filson,| Miles without fail. FYison lives at however, was too busy during court'No. 3 Brown Street, Unton Hill. — ae cae! Fur Coats and Separate Pieces | ' e Grand Prize for Women and SSeS o— alsa GUT, HSE gees | SEE) EOUREMKA | Moder tor chilren HARRIS WHO CAME |({ | harbor and rivers of this po! VACUUM CLEANER tary residents of the Palisades "hoose ‘The Captain Connell 1s a stanch and seaworthy steam-driven launch ie Rael sb}: f attaining ten nots an ‘ hour. In addition to carrying, “'Ad- Keeping Beds Clean and Cool J . she wi used as x aa a ¢ BACK AFTER FLIGHT ‘ ee sory tare “the fleet of ten } The wonderful Eureka attachments will not only ALUES offer to the j York fireboats. take the dust out of ef mattresses, but can women who buy now pe PS, ‘ i : also be used to blow a refreshing ¢ t of l- : ? 3, F : 2,120 STOLEN MOTOR CARS eh ehrough mattresses sac pillows, thereby large savings over fall Man 23 Years in Comptrol- , FOUND; 2, promoting both health and comfort. ‘ ler’s Office Confesses How prices. A woman hasa He Stole $2¢ jotor cars num- Any EUREKA dealer or ourselves will gladly let you 0. } more than $2,- try it free in your own home. Call at your dealer's or write or phone our nearest store. Sold on easy terms larger season to enjcy —— — reau of Invest e ~ x e James. T. Harti, a clerk for] “CREME Be reie omer, | partment of Justice, and 278 EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER CO., ReaeiG kien! years inthe-omcn Se tht state traffic in stolen motor vel NEW YORK, 31 West 43d Street, Vanderbilt 4541-2 Placed in Service 4 [Sine the passage of the Dyer Anti. BROOKLYN, 346 Livingston Street, Sterling 4656-7 tuwmptroiier of the City, pleacea; F laced in Service at Battery, | since the, basen etigures lanied NEWARK, 22 William Street, Marker asi" Where Heroic Namesake to-day by the American Automobti Rie lr oe ciation show. Went Swimming. her furs and she pays less for them. guilty to grand larceny t Judge Johnstone in the Court of ¢ eral Si 3 He wil! be sentenced on Friday By tha lHeved, Harris will out his hooks int) As to quality, you may take our word for it that you cannot buy more de- pendable or more desirable furs than Fire Commis oner Drennan placed vice to-day a new flagship of are offered in this August Sale. office, where he has been a: the Fire Department ‘navy''—the this work for months ee Detveie, we ta t6R={heee/an! Captain Connell, moored at the Bat Hed, living git stern Park-| tery breakw from which she will way, fled when accountants were put]|respond to harbor and dock fires ee on his book n 1920, He rety ed in surveying the port of hi {ty in 1921 and <i Waoes ; k for the detection of oll ceived cd late the Federal = the restdue of thelr harbor, 1, the Captain Con maa W. Connell {in the Philippine » is moored at the r namesake, as o wred In the old First ork, used to swim and Laskin Seal (dyed coney) Coats (illustrated B)—45 inches long— squirrel, beaver or natural skunk collars — Mandarin — sleeves trimmed with matehing furs— exquisitely Jined in Canton Crepe with elaborate embroi- Sealine (dyed Coney) Fur Coats— 40 inches long—deep shawl or chin collar—Mandarin or cuff sleeves— silk lined—usual value $100.00, Hi acted ax me ‘onnell replaced the ala dered borders. Usual value e < and had no know as ice te 4 st Sale the bonds hypothecated : pint Cac. $225.00. August Sale 67.50 atolen z n to tl ofits. ai 7 5 A statement by Harris to-day, sup-|inq Strueture. rhe Capen ee August Sale 146.75 ported by others, was that he had 7 nell was Ppurelinsed from the t t the money he stole In the main 2 st tenance of one. brother who was II! and who has eince died and the cire of another in an insa um wio is{ Jhe Mustard still alive, It wa ce his re ravelling his bookkeeping thro », which he manared to conceal the of about $20,000 for a period of ye | ————— . : GOB SWIM: TO SHORE 10 ¢ 4 TO WED SWEETHEART Takes French Leave, but All Ends ‘Adda dab of Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats—40 Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Cape—45 — inches long —self trimmed—silk corded e.° inches long—Kolinsky collar—Hudson novelty girdles—handsome brocaded The Delicious Bread Seal Coat—45 inches long—Kolinsky linings in light shades—bell or cuff trimmed—also ITudson Seal Coat—43 — sleeves—usual value $350.00. inch—(dyed muskrat) Viatka sq tirrel August Sale 245.00 —of Energy and Iron trimmed—handsome _ linings—Paisley design borders—or plain shades, Usu- Black Caracul Coat (illustrated C)—40 Season se te ; NACCO ally $600.00, August Sale 410.00 inches long—natural skunk collar— IN, July 25.—The love of a gob e: £ . + . y $250.00. August Sale 168. a for a als telurapied Gee nays) Aleck eee ERVE raisin bread twice weekly on your ° usually $25 Aug 8.50 © when Antonio d'Ambra, fireman . 4 - SrIes clamor e¢lttee Us Sartecahvine ah table for three reasons: A group of Sport Coats—Natural Musk- " Souther), dove overboard after beine 1. Flavor; 2. Energy; 3. Iron : rat (illustrated A) also Civet cat—40 August Specials in Small Furs refused permission to keep his wedding 7 inches lon --also natural Muskrat jeprngoiseni| (asi (eiaried ie) (erat i rnd arta You remember how good a generously th Raceonn calker 30 inches lease. Two Skin Mink Scarfs—usually $29.50, Ce aw teenen eeRonedin ei and Tound Bureau.” Rooms filled, full-fruited raisin bread can be. Your with accoon collar—36 inches long— August Sale 18.50 5 sweetheart, were merrie@ in Charles repens) liste cae oe grocer or baker can supply a loaf like this. usual value $165.00 and $175.00. t if teal: heduled time, ax . : : ¥ a 5 . "t the reault of his determination, D'anibra fete at any of Tho Word's Insist—if he hasn’t one he can get it for you. August Sale 100.00 stunk Shawl Collars—large size—value rk was accompanied at the wedding by an Advertising Agencies, or can bo e armed guard, a telephoned directly t Cal! 4000 Reekman, Brookiyn Office, 4100 Full-fruited bread is full of luscious seeded %69.50. August Sale 44.50 Sun-Maid raisins—rich in energizing nutri- Hudson Seal (dycd Muskrat) Coats—45 i ment in practically predigested form. man. inches long—beaver, squirrel or natural Skunk Muffs—value Raisins also furnish fatigue-resisting iron skunk collars and cuffs—handsome for the blood. salin striped Canton linings—usual Serve plain raisin bread at dinner or as a value $475.00. August Sale 315.00 ~ tasty fruited breakfast toast with coffee. regular 85: August Sale 24.50 Beaver Neck Pieces—several styles—our 00. August Sale 21.50 Make delicious bread pudding with left- Misses’ Squirrelette Coney Coats—36 Extra Size Fur Coats—Seuline (dyed over slices. No need to waste a crumb of raisin bread. Begin this week the habit of raisin bread twice weekly in your home, for raisin bread is both good and good for you inches long—chin collar—attractive | Coney)—shaw! collar—silk lined—si silk linings. Usually $79.50. 46 to 52 bust—usual value $115.00. August Sale 49.50 August Sale 74.50 3-PIECE GEN- UINE LEATH. ER SUIT E— Massive frames hogany Furs purchased in this Sale will be stored, free of charge until December Ist, on payment of 14 of Purchase Price. SUN-MAID Fur Department. 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