New-York tribune. [volume], September 19, 1920, Page 13, Image 13

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Burglar Gets Loot
Of ?2,000, but Says
Victim Is a "Piker" |
Sarcastic Note Left by Rob?
ber After Taking Cash,.
Two Watches and Real j
Estate Bonds'* From Safe j
X burglar who combines a sense of
fcomor with his safe-breaking proclivi
? tiet jimmied his way into the office of
Henry Brady, real estate And insurance
broker, at 139 West Thirty-third Street,
Thursday ni?rht or early Friday. In
return for $2,000 cash, some securities
?ad two gold watches, he left Mr. Brady
i note calling him a "piker" for leav?
ing stich a small sum in his office and
?dvising him to get a "decent" safe. .
The burglary was discovered about
i:30 o'clock Friday morning by a
woman who was cleaning the office.
S>? Oui'd the broken safe door ajar
?.id ft-:l?sd the polio?. Mr. Brady
gave an account of the robbery to Th? ;
Tribune yesterday.
Entering the three-story remodeled
house by the roof door, which ? was
locked and had to be pried open, the
burfrlnr made h:3 way to the office on
the ground floor. Using n brace and
bit and "can opener," lie opened the
s?fe and took tht; contents to a vacant
room on the top floor. Numerous dis?
carded cigarette stubs indicated that
he went about his task in a leisurely
manner.
"Why don't you pay an extra dollar
and get a decent safe?" the note t;
Mr. Brady asked. "If you are going to
repair this one, or buy one like it, 1
would advise you to leave' it open and
nave mo about ten minutes time and
also save you money. I think a real
?state man of your standing to have ;
only about $2,000 in the safe is a piker
and" I will not bother you again unless
I am sure y ; h ' ? m< re.
"If 1 have any success the next |
eouple I blow I m? ;? send you back part
of what I took, as 1 neo] the money at j
prese-ri*.
"If you find out the brand of cifrar ;
?ttes you probably will know who I I
am."
The note earned no signature. The
cigarette butts the burglar had strewn
ibout him indicated that lie smoked |
aevera! difieren! brand?.
Mr. Brady said the thief showed fa?
miliarity with the real t stute business
in taking certain papers and leaving
others, lie thin' - the man makes aj
specialty of robbing re:?l estate offices. |
The police have some finger print i
dews.
Two Girls Report Being
Locked in Room a Week
Detectives Arrest Two Men on !
< h?ri.c- of Abducting Pair
! '? -.-::\ * !>tipv Island
After two
Illand police!
they had just
Fifteenth .-in
oners there '
men, det cti
Galio, twenty
Pitto, twentv
Brooklyn, on
The girls ?
enteer., of '.'.: ?
Laxpri-ti. ??
They ass( i tei
were to i?.??<?
after a p.?r! j
thty \-i ! ? ?.
Street ? .
Wit'l ! . ' : ?
The p
bail eacl
Gates A'
Tuesday.
by
;irls had told a Coney
tan Friday night t'nat
escaped from a nouse in
t after being hold pria
r a week by two young
es a: listed Salvatore
wo years old, and Frank
b : h. of Park Avenue,
? os of Abduction.
Virginia Zimbito, sev
uydam Street, and Sarali
i. f'f 231 Suydam Street.
that the young men
t them ;o their homes
instead, they allege.
'. ? n to the Fifteenth
.. 1 placed in a room
i-: were held in $2,000
Magistrate (?cismar in
( ourt for examination
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Women's Footwear
To-morrow the Last Day of Our
Advance Sale of Fall Shoes
THIS sale ?land? for three distinct point? in
connection with every pair of ?hoes
offered: Style, Quality and Price. That
is why it makes a distinct appeal to women of
discrimination.
The three groups listed below are typical of
the values given.
Patent leather spat pump?, Louis heels.
Gun Metal spat pumps, Louis heels.
Black kidskin spat pump?, Louis heels.
Tan calfskin, broad toe oxfords, low heels.
$7.85
Tan calfskin walking boot, military heels.
Black satin dress boot, Louis heels.
Brown satin dress boot, Louis heels.
Dull kidskin lace boot, Louis heels.
Brown kidskin walking pump, military heels.
Black kidskin walking pump, military heels.
Black satin dress slippers, Louis heels.
$9.75
Patent leather dress lace boot, satin top, Louis
heels.
Black kidskin lace boot, Louis heels.
Bronze kidskin dress, one eyelet ties, Louis
heels.
Grey kidskin dress, one eyelet ties, Louis heels.
Patent leather dress, one eyelet ties, Louis
heels.
Tan calfskin walking boot, military heels.
$12.75 *nd 28c Tax
After the Sale thea? Shoes will bo
obtainable only at regular price*.
.Second Floor.
Store Hours 9 to 5
38th Street
FIFTH AVENUE
39th Street
Paris Hats Interpret the Fall Mode
pROM the foremost
modistes of Paris
comes the- inspiration
for the many beautiful
hats now assembled in
our French Room.
The display of Fall
models is more complete
and more alluring today
than it has been at any
time this season.
Velvet is the favorite
material and for three
very good reasons, it is
extremely smart, in?
finitely adaptable and
invariably becoming to
women of all ages, be?
cause it is soft and
caressing in texture.
X7ELVET of a gor?
geous burnt orange
hue fashions the dash?
ingly original model pic?
tured at the left?a
Paris-inspired hat creat?
ed by skillful fingers in
?ur own ateliers.
The tali Venetian
comb of Cellophane that
sweeps so effectively
across the back ?nds a
graceful complement in
the flowing veil of Ha?
vana brown.
It is a hat that will be
particularly good with
the dark rich fur shades,
to which it will lend a
touch of life and light.
Silk Underwear /
Exceptional Values in Excellent
Qnalty Satin and Crepe de Chine
Night Covens / ?
Crepe de Chine, daintily lace trimmed. /
$4.95 $5.95 $6.95 (.Bd t?x>
Chemises / '
Envelope and Step-in Models, '
Tailored and Lace Trimmed. jp
Crepe de Ckine, in attractive styles. f
$1.95 $2.95 $3.95
Satin, trimmed with fine lace. Very unusual
values nt
.Fourth Floor,
? ? - J>-? .
Bodices ? "
Satin, lace trimmed, dainty model?. f
98c $1.50 $1.95
Knickerbockers
Satin, of excellent quality, tailored and lace
trimmed,
$2.95 !/
Breakfast Coats
Unusual Values in
Satin and Corduroy
Embossed Corduroy Coat, deep
Tuxedo collar.
flounce.
$9.75 Mt?)
Two-Toned Satin Coat, fine quality material?
ruche trimmed.
$12.75 (?nd tax) ?...
Two-Toned Satin, a very attractive model,
deep flounce, ruche trimmed.
$14.75 Ond tax)
-Second Floor*
Autumn Modes in
WOMEN will find in our Autumn collection
of Tailleurs two conspicuous reasons why
Fashion has marked the Tailored Suit as
her own this season. One is the wealth of soft,
becoming velvety wools to which Fur imparts
such luxurious distinction, especially devised for
the new tailored effects. The other is the variety
of charming styles in youthful, buoyant lines to
fit all types of figure, to which the new silhouette
lends itself.
Three-Piece Suits-?Smartness is the word for
the supple elegance of the model illustrated here,
of Veldyne, beaver trimmed, with overblouse of
embroidered Crepe Georgette, a most distin?
guished costume.$375
The new Three-Piece
Cape Suit is also in the col?
lection.
Exclusive Tailleur*?Du?
vet de Laine, Graciella and
Veldyne, American origin?
ation? and copies of foreign
models, piquant box coats
and the longer Tailleurs,
with collars and trimmings
of Hudson Seal, Skunk, Si?
berian Squirrel or
Beaver.$275
Handsome Tailleurs of
Veldyne, Duvet de Laine,
or fine Tricotine, trimmed
with Beaver, Siberian Squir?
rel or Kolinsky.$175
Tailored Suits, beautiful?
ly made and finished, Vel?
dyne, Duvet de Laine, Tric?
otine, some strictly plain
tailored, others embroid?
ered or with novel style
features, or fur
trimmed. . . .$85 to $135
Lengthened Coats, semi
box coats, huge collars and
pockets of fur, silk stitching,
embroidery, inverted plaits,
braided effects, are among
the style features in this
Autumn display.
.Third Floor
Announcing a Showing of New
Paris Models
Further Defining the Season's
Modes for 1920-1921
in Coats, Suits, Gowns, Blouses from
Paquin Drecoll Madelaine Agnes Renee
Alice Bernard Brandt CherleHe fcanPatou
Lelong Samuels Christiane
NEW shipment of Wraps for day and evening wear, the latest
word in Paris modes. Superb textures, rick furs, sumptuous
embroideries and metal effects, the new grace of silhouette
achieved in many novel ways, diversity of styles in sleeves and
collars.
Long coat suits, two-piece and three-piece models, and chic semi
box coats, with many novel collar effects; slip-on models ?f unique
design, many belted and set-in sleeves and under-arm decorations,
novel sashes and girdles, clever trimming idaas, emfersjidered, corded
and hand-wrought features; Rodier's new materials, w?els, velvets
and the lavish use of rich furs.
A group of adorably Parisian afternoon and evening gowns;
beautiful models in blouses, including new types of overblouse?,
unusual combinations', elaborately beaded and embroidered novelties
significant in new ideas.
A
Autumn Modes in
.Third Floor ,
15,000 Yards of Fine Ribbon
Greatly Reduced in Price !
An Event for Ribbon Bu :ers
Wool Dress Goods
OUR Fabric Departments have never shown
such a beautiful array of modish materials as
that now displayed on our First and Second floors.
They are the newest things for the Fall and
Winter, and prices are extremely moderate.
Costume Serge?AH wool, navy blue; 54 inches
wide. $3.38 yard.
All Wool Velours?New Fall shades, sponged and
shrunk. $4.75 yard.
The New Silks
Colored Dress Satin?Chiffon finish; 36 inches
wide. $2.50 yard.
Colored Crepe Meteor?In the latest Fall shades;
40 inches wide. $3.50 yard
G+OMnd Floor
A GROUP of remarkably good values that we have
not heen able to equal for over a year. Beautiful,
heavy, rich ribbons, gros grains, satin and taffeta?
widths ranging from 2]/z to 1 ? incnea?all radically re?
duced in price.
A List of Wonderful Values Given in This Sale
AILORED Tricotine Dresses resume their im?
portance for another season, but with such a
sparkling difference and variety of novel
styles and combinations that every latest model in
our collection is a distinct piece of fashion news!
Strictly tailored coat dresses, Redingote effects,
tunic frocks, chemise dresses and cne-piece com?
poses of Tricotine and Satin?all included.
Beaded Tricotine
Dresses are particularly
smart, some severe tai?
lored models with no
more than an accent of
jet on a swinging panel;
others, like the model
illustrated here, deco?
rated with elaborate
motifs of iridescent
beads that give color
and charm to a simple
frock. This especially
good style Afternoon
Gown is an unusual
value at $85.00
Cire Braided Dresses
of Tricotine divide in?
terest with plain tailored
gowns whose distinctive
note is the binding of
fine silk braid; other
braided effects are
stitched with color.
Chemisettes and Gilets
of lingerie embroidery,
net and laces, give a chic
touch to many models
in this collection rang?
ing from
$40.00 to $175.00
Novelties
Satin stripe, Dresden, Brocade
and Tapestry.
8 to '0 inches wide.85c yard
Metal Brocade
Beautiful fabric
7 and 1 1 inches wide. .$5.00 yard
Hair Bows
Extra grade taffeta, plain Dresden
and satin stripe.
5 and 5]/2 inches wide. . . .45c yard
Heavy Satin
High lustre, black ?nd navy blue.
9 inches wide..$1.25 yard
Washable Taffeta
Fine quality, fer blanket binding.
2 Vi inches.$3.00 piece
V/i inches.$4.0* piece
{10 yards to the pieee)
Sashes
Heavy black satin with fringed
and tassel ends.each $6.50
Novelty plaid and brocade effect,
fall colaringa. each $6.50
Unusual Values in superior Gros Grain Ribbon, desirable eolors.
4 inch** wide, 55c yard ; S rachas wide, 6Se yard.
tlround Floor
D
Opening of Our
New Department for
Glove Silk Underwear
ISPLAY1NG a complete new assortment of lovely
underthing3, fashioned of that dainticist and most
durable of materials?Glove Silk.
Vefets, Bloomers, Envelope Chemises,
Camisoles and Night Gowns.
Many of the garments are made in sets. Plain tailored
styles, lace and net trimmed models, styles embroidered
in pastel shades.
Flesh color is the favorite shade, but there are also
delicate shades of orchid, daffodil and jade.
Very Unusual Values
Vests. $2.85 Envelope Chemise.. $4.95
Bloomers.$3.95 Ankle Bloomers.. . . $4.50
Kxtra r*tnforcoj. AU 8trest ,ha<l?8
Camisoles.$1.95
Ground Floor