The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1922, Page 8

neem ope _THE EVENING ——eeoree sere WORLD, THURSDAY, 1 DECEMBER 21, 1922. few remaining seats ov ulslen, Five minutes later Sled in here was then no sound in the court room save that caused by the fect to jam the] ness {n Harlem Hospital early to-day and sald she wae Kate Gaffney, twenty five years . “WIDOW OF BRUNEN. FREED BY WRY, 10. 2-2 STARTTEA ROL) the jurymen “ y Catherine Walter Wille, | Kingeton Ave , be notified. erod farmer fore > rin hie band HOVAN LAW Loses vorce rom glance © jurymen and nap COLD. Mohr's nerve and fortitude rar His face be LONDON, Deo. Ch—Premier Bonar of Great Britaiy wan reported play tol almost entirely loot the a) result ws Minteter's » be Law eondition and the t not alarin the presiding cutor o the floor writer timed M« a aks eae while Mre. Brun tion by the wateh durme the y ut the cumming part of Prosecutor Welsey’s Count realignment (wenty-five times the m larly and deeply. He seer convinced that anything unpleasant was in store { ‘Then came Justice Kk with its practical elimina Brunen as a proved c its reiteratiqn of the w and “death | penalty with Mobr's name. c man's respirations doubled FREE 1923 CALENDA TO EACH CUSTOMER iT Me wae breat Carry Pine at | ete riwe 100 Mitew at 351 at the whole "relall. stores: thay TO aco, Me face grew so hard, his fe: ress > a rigid, £0 immobile that tho tearn whic CUF FEE co. guthered tn his eyes never f Mre, Brunen and Mrs. Mohr. « hastened up from a spect stirs’ bene! crowded close together, taking In un dertones during the commotion in the | wa ‘ t court room incidental to the close of 3 “Nteanwt We the J . i Meanwiitle the Jurymen in a room|; i overhead were determining the fate of To that emiling man with his forced un- cobeara, Nis courterfelt smite. WASHINGTON f After a hurried supper they went ourt went on i tack to thelr accustomed places Luesignate Jan. 9 at 10.30 o'cioc:| QP BALTIMORE . Then at 8.20 o'clock came news, | ax the day and time foe pronouncing Next Sunday, December 24 Li which flashed like wireless about the | sentence Wah BORE cls on SESEHI Coste Glia tie % court house and its environs, that the which tssued, leaving New ity 4 jury was about to come in. Justice] WOMAN sinner] 12:10 AM, Rroad St., Newark Kallsch, sitting with his cigar In the eee too PA. Haltienore: 5:00 EM. q book-lined Juages’ room opening off The young who fell une townspeople swarmed in to fill the’ last night, fogatned gon s- I, . ch PENNY A POUND Dy | i eee eee TRAGK-MARM A Few Gift Reminders To Aid the Busy Holiday Shoppers i In Filling Their Lists ' Oh Boy! See what wehavefortheKiddies! Kiddies” Express Wagon Package TRIM, well built little wooden wagon, gayly painted, chockful of GA sweets, packed in a neat carton. 1 49 \ ideal gift for Kiddy. CKAGE COMPLETE Kiddies’ Kitchen Cabinet UST like Mother's, made of heavy cardboard and stocked with the Bread Box and Metal Jara filled with delicious Candies. Made to represent the various ceries. PACKAGE COMP! TE And for Those Who Play Santa Claus! Special Mixed Candy High Grade Assorted UR big Variety Package, Pound Chocolates Novelty Drum Package ERE’S a well made, handsomely decorated H little Metal Drum—unbreakable, com-~- plete with a set of drumsticks, packed in a big box with heads of good old fashion 59 hard candies. PACKAGE COMPLETE Santa Claus Loftypops 19c Dressed up as St. Nicholas, SIX IN A PACKAGE Baby Candy Canes -99c Ten Peppermint wee ATER OIAGE 19c ae eS ae AT AE a nn ER TTT . Remes, iate: 2 Fonte ne 1 95 R Bonbons and Chocolates; a very fine col- - Oo lection of toothsome Sweets in wonderful Milk Chocolate Cherries g c? Pounds; $118. 5 Pounds, $2.95 5Q Cc POUND NET POUND NET Wriarcliy Assorted Milk Purple pager ted ocolates ocolates In Beautiful Holiday Drew 8 9c or sbecnont and Chocolates in beautiful gift ter ve NET SOUNDS: 268 REND 5 FpouNs, $8 00 ner od .00 Economy Package | Chocolate Cream Drops, Jelly Gums, | Bonbons and Old Fashion Hard Candy. “| 5 POUNDS 99c Old Fashion Clear Candy Animals FIVE 21c pounps Very High Grade Chocolates or Bonbons and Chocolates in handsome con- | tainers. FIVE 4.00 2 POUNDS, $1.60 1 POUND, 80c POUNDS Milk Chocolate Santa Claus | 15c 24c 39c POUND NET EACH 1.00 Candy In Large Quantity for Churches and Sunday Schools Trio Mixture A Collection of Jelly Gums, Bonbons, Chocolate Cream Drops and Old Fashion Hard Candies. 30 POUND case with 60 Half- Pound Christmas Folding Boxes. COMPLETE Old Fashion Clear Candy In Pound Boxes, 21c | i In 5-Pound Boxes, 1.00 | ro { 'n 30-Lb. Care with | FIVE 5.40 | 60 Folding Boxes, { POUNDS 6.25 30 Glace French Fruit While They Last 89c 2.99 Yuletide Assortment A Banner Collection of Chocolate Cream Drops and Old Fashion Hard Candies, POUND case with 60 Half- Pound Christmas Folding Boxes COMPLETE FOR EXACT LOCATIONS 6.50 | SEE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY i il —. \ HAIL TON’S | tS} ONE-HALF OFF! SALE OF 400 $60 COATS at $29.95 Over 30 Different Styles! Soft, Rich Fabrics, with Generous Fur Collars of Platinum Wolf, Caracul and Skunk Opossum! il § are now $37.50 The very latest styles and newest soft pile materials vith beautiful collars of Squirzel and Beaver. $75 COATS HAMILTON GARMENT CO. 307 Fifth Avenue, Near 31st Street Two Blocks Below 34th Street-—Ten Dollars Below in Price! Founded 1827 FOURTEENTH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVENUE Special Christmas Offering of ‘Women’s All Wool Felt Slippers 1.15 Pretty comfortable slippers with soft padded soles—trimmed with ribbon and silk pom- pons to match—Lavender, rose and blue—all sizes. AN ACCEPTABLE CHRISTMAS GIFT No Mail or *Phone Orders. See Page 23 for Other Hearn Advertising “the Daddy of them all’ Selection and Service at Best Dealers the Wome Over ™ oy \ i ] f; 4-Piece Bedroom Suite in American walnut. end bed, chifforobe and dresser. Full vanity, bow- Specially priced ...secerecners $275.00 Smoking Cabinet Smoking Stand Smoking Cabinet $10.78 Smoking Stand $11.75 ‘ |Floor Lamp Shadein ) Low Boy in mahog- Four Poster Beds, se eee Combination ma- . Fern Stand silk, hogany, twin size. #"¥- Specially priced $25.50 Complete. $19.50 $32.50 $67.50 Liberal Terms of Credit, if Desired THE BUCKLEY-NEWHALL CO. 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