The evening world. Newspaper, February 8, 1901, Page 6

ct S14 est, for divorce. of children who Loss of His Own Had Softened “« Jumbo”’ Thompson’s Heart so All Child Faces Won Kindness Guarded Crossing Where Thou- sands of Pupils Passed. attached to jon. Hardy Thompson, West Twentieth Street § “Jumbo” was the title was familiarly known to the mu iititudes posite the West Thirtieth Twentieth Street Stations, At the time of dis death Thompeon was only forty-four. He was not more than 6 feet 10 inches tall, but he weixhed 20 pounds, and to the admiring Ht ‘cones bis great strength was regarded as the wonder of the neighborhood Since August, 186, when Thompson first Joined tho force, he had been the Idol of all the youngsters in inity of his beat. It was hie duty to guard the crossing at Twentieth street and Bixth avenue and he was the means of saving many a child from being run over. Four years before he became a police- man, Thompson's two-year-old baby } Florence dicd, and the father after that jecemed to see in every child a resem Dlance to his dead daughter that seft- ened his heart. Was Grave Withal. It was not strange when the noon ‘hour came and school was dismissed that, girls and boys crowded about the big man to beg for stories or permission | wy, to play with his tassels or hin club ~ He waa on watch at the schoo noon recess and when some pupil r ‘up to him and asked fo ways looked at would trot away home as ‘asvahe could and after cating a hasty meal and washing off the dirt would re- turn and claim her reward. So there was a remarkable num! cleanly children in the neghbor! What fathers a “Jumbo" ‘Thomps owt a cross word, what made his stories so much ated when he did tell them stand near the steps begin a narratiy “Orlando Furlo: roof ani It was sure to be Thmopson was dealt with the child Baron wh halrbreadth experiences ins “fairy: godmoth by Sed ts Ore POLICEMAN FRIEND OF LITTLE ONES IS DEAD--MANY MOURN. ready ote’ hie batties Tf 1 Never Forgot Him. For nine years Thompson w ’ at the Weat Thirtioth Streot ion, He saw the little ones whom he had known h krow up to be men f them moved away for blocks, ind wh dered to the We tone theron fret. Tt t long wa ie Kindlh continued tll rang In the n DAISY STANLEY WOULD COCOOOMO He Is W. H. Eckert, Who, the Fair Actress Says, Disappeared. ) Daisy Staniey—that ts her stage name pois suing ber husband, Willian Hick Rekert disappeared two years age and Has never been heard from « ni git one who has § ! Dangerous Mata" hushand do! he ble four of “The mMpany, can imag the desertion act. Datsy longs to be free and hax com- ‘menced an action In Monmouth County, jew ey, where she reside ‘Bhe ts a tall, wtatuesque beauty of a gnounced blond ty tnd will shortly NE REGIMENT'S LOSSES. ‘Thirtleth ted) Btates Volunteer’ Infantry, Col. pelle Gardener commanding, arrived day from Tayahax Province, Elghty-seven members died of wounds and DIVORCE LOST HUSBAN D:| Ne her for bis absence, CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Cpe: Signature of -Genulne stamped C.C.C. Never sold In bulk. Beware of the dealer who tries to sell something “+ Just as good.’', Aline them: ite n remembrance of Nix CIT'S SICK ALL ILL-FED. | Keller Says He Lacks Money to Supply Bellevue. ‘23 a wont comphnt that pa erty fed WO de qatte tea % MANUPNOTUNING EWE: | EIGHTH AVE, "21, $100,000.00 Worth of Jewelry at 5) Cents on the Doilar. 21ST AND TOR MEN James Means), 2.20 Shoe. | H-E stterman | Brozdway, Grahain and Flushing Aves | | winter, for summer—a price. on-hand out of the way. black kid, laced and button shoes, Men’ s Shoes- | Extraordinary Reductions | Ladies’ and Misses’ Jackets.! Saturday we will close out our heavier | styles, extremely useful for present wear, at] Pricestthat prevent the slightest besitat lon. sey Jackets, §2.9834$5,00/ AND COLORED FRENCH JACKETS, 4 7.00 AUTOMOBILE COATS, 27 to 38 9, 25' inches, brace DOUBLE BREASTED KE iny garment in this sale positively | worth double the price. | BROOKLYN, ‘5153,00 Greatest ni value ever offered. Free tuning tor one year, scart and stool. alfy lace; Congress; round toe tip and square | A. T. Stewart @ Co., {SAVONNERIE CARPET, $1.10 a Yard, Trade Sale of Shoes means Ghe Saving of Dollars Woman and Child Greater New York, and many miles beyond! Every wearer of shoes is interested; for here is every kind—light, heavy, coarse, fine; for work, for dress, for for every Man, ll at The same methods 2nd conditions which produced the tremendous success of a lyear ago have brought about the present movement. finitely better because of our experience of a year ago. ‘|flbest collection of Shoes we ever gathered to sell under-price. The great fountain of supply for this February event is the surplus stock of fac- tories which in January turn their efforts to making Fall goods, and want their stocks- across from the main store. Only, this time we have done in- The present offering being the good looking and durable—all $1 a pair. To-morrow Begins Our Annual Trade Sale of SHOES This is probably the most far-reaching economy movement that occurs in New York during the whole year. Some sales interest men, others women; very many are important only to housekeepers; but this in hi: i. a AA Third to a Half Under-price All new, perfect shoes—no unworthy shoes ever get into this store to sell at any The immense distributing power of our New York and Philadelphia stores gives immediate relief without disturbing general trade conditions; so best factories gladly co-operate in the movement that benefits them as greatly as it does us and you. Other conditions have favored us as well; and the offering tomorrow is the! best, biggest, broadest and completest yet exploited anywhere. Men's and big Boys’ Shoes in the Annex, Fourth avenue and Ninth street, Women’s and Children’s Shoes in the Basement of the main store, Fourth avenue side. iWomen’s Shoes— uare heels; $2.30— Black kidskin; lace and iesbionabic lenny making ate just right. $2—Black kidskin, in a dozen sorts the new shapes, shoes that are usu: ‘I 33 valuss. of them are equal to our regular $4 7 $1.80 Black kid of extra good quality with heavy welted soles, full cheap at $2.50, button: sndable, handsome shoes, Men’s and Women’s Shoes at a Dollar a Pair Large quantities, and full and complete range of sizes that should last all day tomorrow. Men's satin oil leather shoes, full round and square toes, laced. Women’s Then here are other price-hints—only a fraction of the story: Little Men’s Shoes-- 8Cc—Sturdy shoes of heavy leather; made like a man’s shoe, with wide toes and spring heels; sizes 9 to 13 $l—Spring heel stoes of Hack and tan calf | vl FLL25— Fla broad weited soles; made stout tips; sizes 8 for Lest stivice as well a3 good Icoks; sizes 944 to 1344. Misses’ and Children’s Shoes— h solid soles and by new su lasts; suit- 'B oys’ Shoes— Se Infants’ kid shces; turn soles; © 75¢. +5 75c~— Infants’ shoss of j:id emi tox ¢ heel: i st ee re seat $1.15— Heavy-weight satin calf lace shoes, with solid leather soles; hit a izes 12 | s4.25 74 ces; lace; with heels, Also some prais 25 shces; lacey so some grain jWomen’ Stace | kangaroo sh soles: sizes 12 t0 514 iz lace and batten, with tips, welted neat | $4.50—-Fine alt; vith cak-tanned ‘welted soles; oth | up to 54% ! and button; very fine dress shoes~—light $1.70- shoes: widely known as standard $1.20 Misses’ sizes of the finer lois of kidskin in several good t uppers; made as a $2.50 grade. $2.50 shoos; welted oak leather soles styles; sizes 11 to 2. came, c,, SOHN WANAMAKER, 2yatvay,dih tee: iA. CT. Stewart. 9th and 10th Sts. | Pianos and QA Veeeeseeee) mevennenenaanennanenaansvovanaevesaceueveunseny West 14 WS} geRTH Wa; 1807. tenes naen iD” RELIABLE” oy CARPETS SPECIAL SALE 5 PIECE PARLOR SUITES, * $34.00 to $70.00 (former prices $42 to $87). Fine mahogany finish frames, coverings of artistic damask in latest patterns end colorings. esto: ae ( Paes aie (reduced from $1.75), its soft, | the dainty colorings other weave and gives the richest effect. | long Credit’) makes every day al ain time for all. CASH on CREDIT (CwPERTHWAIT &6. 104. 106 and 108 Wesr 14% St. NEAR 6! AV. Brooklyn Stores. Flatbush AY. near Fulton S1 | + ideal parlor carpet; tht pile take better than An: more, stool, for DIED. BRADY. —On DRADY, te 7 THOMAS Str. and Mre. Thomas {i Feb. 10, at 2 ofeloe 6 Manhasset pl delivery to you, Night | ANDERSON & CO 47€ Fulton St., Brooklyn, bp sdbesive label of which n ‘the feo-similels here gives. Style shown i UIs Tatwo welginte Indicated iy” mmereeloe ® or @) ped upon ihe soles, ulted (0 sour needs. Distributed ‘at wholesale b; MORSE &: MOGERS, OF NEW: xORE, GPP OL Bi) eae PT ES Freres Ve sure to bay the| & Jebinensimasniny wy PPAR cc chewy POW clothing, cloai abe ; la yo How to, De Turlet in Sidalr. derful taventton Bes plained by tte In re Neat Sun- day's World. For Sale, 431 Eighth se Organs. ROMINA DOME SIH SE GOTHEs Wilko on Pianos $1.00 Per Week. Superiority in our High-Grade Wilson Pianos. In tone they combine sweetness as well as fine singing qualities and evenness throughout the entire scale. f elastic and free from that stiffness found in many pianos, which makes the Wilson Piano the standard of perfection. In the Wilson Piano it is our aim*to give the public an instru- ment comprising all the best qualities, together with the best ma- terials, skilled workinanship can produce. strictly high-grade, sweet-toned instruments. veneered, the material used is the very best, the keys are select ivory. They have French repeating action, nickel pedals, Boston fall, automatic music rack. 734 inches; length, 5 feet 6 inches; 713 octaves,and we claim they are s good if not better than most pianos sold by others at $300.00 and We offer the high-grade, sweet-toned Wilson Piano, including $155.00—$5.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week. Pianos Are Delivered on Payment of $5.00. “BLOOMINGDALE EROS, 3d Ave., 5%th to €0th St. We are selling at a reduction of 25 per cent. to close out Winter Btock. o eo | FURNITURE AND CARPETS Between Sist (LE and ‘S2d_ Sts, at to obr ‘whelesal hee and Jewairy, crealt Don't wear yourself out walking aly day looking for a fist’ Some one hag just what you want, and he Is watob- Bi the feed uh ‘World: for. an ad. calle reasonable Aative calls. JA price Hable moderate WATCH _& DIAMOND.CO., DiAMUNDA, Watcheu Jeweury—Weenly = ed | y, are AMER! 19" Malden lames eS DIAMOND -CO.2_19 Malden tane. WALTHAM watcites, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, waren Co. first eery “Pianos and Organs, _ Dentistry, WATERBURY DENTAL PARLORS, 54 West 23d St., New York, \Opponite Eden Musee.) 44 & 416 Fulton St., Brooklyn. ond door west of Abraham & str a, XTRACTED AND F: YOUN NEW DOTAXICALS PPLIED 70 THE GOS; Their touch is soft and Perfect Fit Guaranteed, You can have your teeth extracted PREB rat LLY in the morning, and go home as the new ones, Sets of Teo i Crowns, 22 il Fillings... Sliver Fillings. CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK. Restores off roots and badly decayed teeth ta natural beauty at a email cost, Hours 8 A. M.to6 P.M, Sundaysand Holidays, 9 to 4. German, French and Sweatsh Spokes. LADIES IN ATTEND) E. | Feamination and Connultation Bree. ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS. Kk: S$ WEST 23D ST. “Our Wilson Pianos are The cases are double new overstrung scales, three The height is 4 feet ed den Musee.) i i E i BLOOMINGDALE BROS., BROOKLYN: 41 416 FULTON 8ST. 3d Ave., 59th to Oth St. Hl ae as ano re ueeanavenrenrsnnit = For Sa.” OREDIEY Clotuing tor men, wonen and children at reduced | CASI REDIT, Rasy aeatly Pure, Watches and Jewelry, MANHATTAN CREDIT CO., 114 34 ave., bet, GSth A Oth ste, Open evenings, S11 DOWN OPENS ACCOUNT, 5O CENTS WEEKLY. or monthly THE LOWEST PRICES. JIN’S, 43 WEST 14TH ST | _WEST 198TH ST. | JERSEY CITY, NEWARK, York & Grove Broad & Market Sts. Eye Classes Free ~ THUR, WEEK, car opticians will examine yon 3s and sell yon a pale of oar $14 rine eglames 1 eon fot ited eae eye ad negotiating pat- end for_6-PAGR rjephone, STEPHENS ~ 2 promptly procured. Ine EDGAR TATE & COM. 215 Droadway, Yentors’ Gul PANY, Patent Attorney — = Lawyers, oaks, Ssurtetly ‘cont soa at, LE Nez, ING CO, 2289 D4 eve, near 125th ot, one Might up. ee DIVORCE % Quick service through Sunday World Wants, * If you've got o!1 sum- mer, don’t use World Wen Hing hurry, do) i * tire expense, Lawyer OKO! “ROMINSON: 99 aaeee: Holy Wanted—Male has lle Wena FLEE AN iim th ar \