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WEDDING BARRED
IN NIGHT COURT
togfetrtte Seuls (iir*
prisoner Back u House
0f Good Shepherd.
.MIMATES HETJ
REE HER TODAY
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Crouch &
Fitzgerald
Relia'
Leather
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WARDROBE TRUNKS
14 Weit 40th St.
154 Fifth Ave., at 20th St.
177 Broadway
Commercial Trunk?
that the two young people he *.?ermitt<
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the it-iil to mi i roe. and 11 il ihe 441
t-> iptnd ' House 1
beliei e.l tin
there to da) ' poi
publicity would pro!
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EX-SENATOR CRANE
QUITS THE NEW HAVEN
Other Director?? Express Obliga
ion for Service He Rendered.
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MINISTER'S CHILD
ASUVER'SPREY
Marie Klein, 18, Found
Sick and Abandoned in
House in The Bronx.
PO- U ! BULI I rs MALT
M 1 i dl I) ABDUCTOR
Darghter ot Bcthan) Church's
Pastor relis rale of Sin
Weeks in Undoruorld.
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Minister's daughter, who ??as held rap
( ? ill.s and finall) a'?:.n
dm ? bdurtor m The Bronx.
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A Noteworthy Sale
of
Hampton Furniture
^^T^S|HF> Hampton Shops will move, within
^^?^l^P ti few weeks, to the picturesque gothic
i^^^ll* structure which they are building for
themselves in Fiftieth Street, facing
St. Patrick's Cathedral and but a few doors
East of Fifth Avenue.
In anticipation of this removal, they have
decided to withdraw from their present honored
places in the Hampton Shops galleries a num?
ber of single pieces and complete suites.
These noteworthy examples of Hampton
Furniture, each one of them distinguished by
its prepossessing individuality, are offered at
price-reductions so marked as to be unfailingly
attractive.
No occasion such as this is likely to pre?
sent itself for manv years to come.
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OAMPTON
il SHOPS
z . Ai ": ?:*- ' nssTs: i strebt
BELIEVE ALBANY
GUNMAN INSANE
Still ;il Large, bul Police
Think lie Is Son of
Rich Parents.
I XPERT STUDIES
PECULIAR BULLE!
Many Timid Women Sta> In?
doors, hut Shopping Is
Resumed by Others
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MANENY LEAVES CITY
EMPLOY AFTER 6 YEARS
F'stma-e Hoard Praises Official
for Long Service.
1
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tem, of which project he
Mr. McAneny ar.nou:
iro. Mayor
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ar.i A. Butler. A. F. V"
Teacher 111 from Fright.
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m found or
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a tramp.
BIRTHDAY CLEW
TO LOST BOY FAIL
- of Jimmy Glass Spen
Anniversary in Search That
F:nrls in Disappointment.
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Newark ;.
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that it
birthday.
MARRIAGE HIS "BUSINESS'
Travelling Saloman. Off on Trip, Ke
lurns .i Huahand.
: Because the*?
the . ' of .1
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lots, of 266
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^&zszs?S?^eZs&sz^&3?in
The Masler and
the Pupil
The deep sea pear! earn?' tir-t. thr
Tecla Pearl came -?rond, studied
and copied the characteristics, pecu?
liarities and beauties <>t the deep sea
specimen, anil, as so often happens,
tin- Pupil has drawn level with the
Master.
Ml the beauty of the deep -ra pearl.
its sheen, its texture, its fugitive color
ings, its coveted orient, are repro?
duced with absolute fidelity in the
Tecla Pearl, and only an expert can
identify one from 111 ? - other.
I rla Necklaces, ?ST?"? to 8350
v. it!, distinctive clasp of
genuine diamonds
398 Fifth '
aa??.??????????_??_?_?? . i m m??a?a????????????im??a?ai??????a?????
Beginning today, the Semi-Annual Sale of
Saks Suits for Men
reduced to $18 ?
1 From $30, $28, $25 and $23
/ tmall ' harne for alterations
?5 Every suit in this sale is from the present season's
regular stock, and was made to sell at some one of the
former prices named. aA.ll are representative models,
varied in a wide range of colorful fabrics, and teem?
ing with those ebullient flashes ot style which
are the insignia of Saks .supremacy in clothes.
The significance of any reduction
depends upon the name of the house that makes it.
j Broadway ??f?# Si (?oU?}UtMJ ? 34,h *"*
! on a I
si .- ? .
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? rosperti
20-DAY SALT HERRING
THIRST BANE AWFUL
No Wonder Sailor Drank Uli*
He Reached Port.
Conn., Jan. 31.
teaman, carr.e asho
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?rom po
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ni lashe
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but-'
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?" demanded Judge Vosburgh
Alex.
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BALKS AT SANATORIUM
I'rindersrasi I rails Protest Against h
stitution Near His Home.
Proprr'\ owners in the exclusiv
.--..'.i' ?: Eigl
Street n, yei
in Mayor Mitch?
? by th
??i Depart? at n i
li mue l'or th
.
rgasl
I Da : A Boody
'former May? i i ' Brooklyn, made th
prini to thi Mayor. Th
If the sana
pen the rit;
1 pol ? " '? anda!
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- urn in tha
' The hear' : g s
i fron
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. ! th C'omrr.
pprove or riiSH^nrove th?? openinf
titul on.
The applicants for the pern
l Dr H. i> ? ''nr'v
:
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STATION'S $455 GONE;
BRUISED VICTIM HELD
Story of Bearded Bandits Puts
\gents Pro Tern, in Jail.
It 1 ? 'A ? ?
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? Long [ala a_
P rk, Long
'
-?* h?? had been I
"Two' men with long, black
i-ame - itation, knocked me
? ! th.? rash drawer of
and showed
a bla . bit A si
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? "pa*." He
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found on ?
? for a tram with $400
. .p he
t on Si.'hre.
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with robb- ?
WOMAN JAILS MAN
AS FLIM-FLAMMER
Mepts Chap on Street Who She
Says Skipped with $2
Three Weeks Ago
o' Mri.
1 th? ?rr?st
a
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Mr?.
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i go for a 1 t
1 my it.'
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J. S. CRAM SINGS
MODEST SWAN SONG
Admit* (iood Deed, ol I* S
Board Were Due to Mini.
.1 Sergeant .'ram, Publie Sa
Commiasioner, on th?- ? of hi?.
. term ol
if trie
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eent; - ?
1 and; l IB h at?
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matie ais
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; forcem?
.ill Vl?*44- .
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; and oppoaed 1 . - '
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?vherebj the
: artnershia? '
from ? ' ?. 'ho '
. - ruptcy, *
? ?jrity .
. the t rai'tion tm
BROWN AND SWEET MAKE UP
Uepuhl. .hi Leader and >|)eaker I urgri
Past III I 4'eliii?.
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Th? ?
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Bergdorf
Goodman
CIO FIFTH AVE
a*T??ta> wa?o f?-?B
All Fur Trimmed
Suits. Gowns. Coats
and Wraps
At large reductions to ef?
fect an immediate clearance.

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