Daily News from New York, New York • 522

BROOKLYN SECTION SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1933 40B cash or credit New Subway to Jamaica Ahead of Schedule Time i 'SO COMPLETE SUITES, BEDROOM, p. 0 LAST CHANCE I Tfca i i of the, sitcs will $52. SO i At mMifffWiB (l iveirijeraiort mm fatwr. I. -r- v-s 9x12 Axminttor FURNITURE 2 pc.

Davenport 39.50 Wooden Beds .3.95 Vacuum Cleaner. .7. .8.50 End Tables 75 Studio Couches Fall size or tingle mattresi 3.95 Odd Chairs .50 2-in-l Table 6.50 5-pc. Breakfast Set 6.95 Bedroom Chair or 1.50 All Electric 7.50 Bed, spring and mattress. .9.50 DEALERS OUTLET Repossessed Fumitur 272 8th Brooklyn Bet.

4th and 5th Aves. Ope. Wei. ft S.t. Till 10 Clock IS" llT V.V0 Picture shows how Hillside Queens, was ripped up for construe Electricalappliances soli tion of subway and butphin lion vara station on new line.

TTT' 1 1 nut ir-ftP 'sal fo.tv lXNJ i I A BED ROOM EXQUISITE 3-Pc. Consisting of Extra Large Bed A Man's Size Chest Choice of Vanity or Dresser Extra Piece $29 ilr OIK. Oil UJB eUUWttJ vAlciijiuu Job in the area about Hillside Ave. and Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica, Queens, is far ahead of schedule and is slated to be finished in a few days. Officials of the Triest Contracting Corporation, which is building the Hillside Ave.

branch of the independent Eubway line, have assured Max C. Bunyan, executive secretary of the Jamaica Chamber tof Commerce, that repaving will be rushed. The Sutphin Boulevard station the last of three stations to be built under the contract. Those at 108th St. and Queens Boulevard tvere completed more than a month ago.

Cement workers have been re-j)lacincr sidewalks in the vicinity of 150th St. WANTED TO WED, FUNDS LOW, NOW HELD FOR THEFT "William Hoppe, 22, wanted to get jiiarried but lacked the cash. Due to shortage of funds he landed in 9 ROOIWOU COME Am SEE OUR 11 BEAUTIFULLY FRAMED DEEP SEATED CUSHIONS ALL WEBBED BOTTOMS CHOICE OF COVERINGS ff msjj0m 2 Pc. LIVING R00 Special Flushing Court, Queens, on a burglary charge of stealing machinery and tools valued at more than from a Col-lege Point, Queens, factory where he had been employed. The defend BUY NOW BUY NOW Magistrate Marvin ant, who lives at 111-25 Roosevelt accused by rona, Queens, 1 I III 1 J'.

I Extra Large High Chair 0 Reversible Cushions 0 Non-Fadeable Fabrics Extra Large Settee Choice of Either Chair Extra Chair $29 Arthur Connell, treasurer of the Superior Steel Door and Trim of breaking into the firm's plant at 115-14 14th Road, College Point, on Sept. 1. "1 was in a hole and wanted to get married, and needed the money," Iloppe told Magistrate Benjamin Marvin in pleading guilty. Iloppe did not reply when Magistrate Marvin, who held the defendant in $2,500 bail for Queens Crand Jury, asked why he had rot delayed the wedding for another HADN'T A NICKEL, SO DODGED FARE; says court Because he ducked under a turnstile in the' Morgan Avenue station of the 14th Street subway line in Brooklyn, John Weinrich, 39, of 22 Catland Bronx was taken to Bridge Plaza Court. Because he found a sympathetic listener when he told Magistrate David Malbin he had done so because he found himself without a nickle and in a hurry when he did so, he went free.

Magistrate Malbin, believing iW'einrich acted in an emergency, suspended sentence. BACK FROM EUROPE After seven weeks In Europe accompanied by Mrs. Johnson, County Judge Cortland A. John-Bon has resumed his duties in Nassau County Court. Bed OuSfit Chest of Drawers TWIN BED STUDIO CLUB CHAIR Lport ITSr 3 Pillows To Match 0 Asy Size Bed Coil Sprinf 100 Cotton Mattre 4SK TERMS Dust Proof Drawers ay Term easy ermt xmmmtitosmmm 0p" Every Untu BsBBaW ynt9 otii At.