The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1903, Page 8

FOGARTY, BRIDGE Sits ronion unteesina etaire, ond § REPLY 10 PRES LS SNEED BE Sag baveoan eo" Soit'an to entch che » 8 ri sh WAS FINED TO-DAY. * Wanta to Use Night-stiol. Woman's Department Simpson Crauford &: rr 7 Went cee En tp end hw, “STREETS. 4 Q : wouldn't pe. here long. Hoadquarters invite special attention to their Rain Coats] Mess 2. Bl ot gtand fee a here nar for Women, Inno article of woman's dress] Tailors A Sale of Dressing Sacques, is Smartness of Cut and tailoring more important, more easily noticed, than in Rain Coats, Rain Coats and Cravenettes if he with i it. A od Timothy Fogarty Must Pay) eating vould do more to retorm “pinch: ers’ and ‘rutybernecks’ than twenty years $500 Fine or Serve 30 Days} !n the workhouse or @ million $10 fines, Anyway it would keep them out of a Normal Students Say the State- frents Made in Regard to Kimonos: and House Wrappers. DRESSING SACQUES; Striped LONG FLANNELETTE NEGLI- German Flannel; large square sailor | GEES; Of extra good quality; made collar; with pinked ruffle around | on yoke; cut extra full; with large edge; full sleeve and * gir- 85 Square sailor collar; bound with dle ..... 6 3 a ribbon ie bishop sleeve; DRESSING SACQUES; Striped | Cuff trimmed with satin Flannelette; extra good quality; | "bbon . $3.95 large square sailor collar edged FLANNELETTE HOUSE WRAP- for Disgraceful|"*. Rein | “State Examinations Are False in Workhouse Fogarty, who was convicted to-day, 18 PS HESE home garments are just as essential to dress and comfort ¥ and Malicious Conduct Toward Women. | Bauun” Hf 18 one the Lom bnomed $17.50, $19.50 and $25.00) T aoe apparel, but they get badly sidetracked in many places. : > you on the Bowery and ask in a husky Man-tailored Walking Skirts which have the We devote unusual selling space, realizing their importancé— _ ‘ THE EVIL vOrngtetrate | row. krowe epineher? Hang from the Hips and the Smart Swing which Walking these, Thursday prices tell the story of how well we do the trick: GIVE FACTS IN THE CASE. POLICE WAR ON TH «| when he seex him, and he did not find comes only with the draping and working of the] S#Hr# Fogarty guilty until he had weighed every bit Of evidence carefully. goods by a Tailor for Men. New fabrics in confined patterns, Walking Skirts $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00 BE cena Understood Licenses to Teach Would] |Be Issued Only to Those Who a Passed Requirements of the State “As it 1s," sald the Court ¢o the re- Making Every Effort to Drive Away| porter, “thin Is not a clear case, but on rts Konner Keneral principles this fellow ought to ol- ut out o a nding * 4 the Disorderly Persons 10 a melon workot ges Mo goo trance ey come out again an to lect at the Bridge Entrance and) fy oid tricks like @ fog fF a “burted Pinch Women During Rush Hours| bone. Phe law only pera ts a judge to _ Superintendent. infitct x months or a r with a ruffle; finished with silk but- | pERS; ¥ EGE eo) el GTR ‘The advantages offered by thle House through ia tontolestiteh; full ‘sleeve qe | made with deep Tounce on bottoms pl Hise in horror if one were to suggest large force of Tailors for Men are vo obvious as to aod) girdle! 2. toe, coe es ruffle over shoulder; trimmed with A ‘Jack the Pincher,’ who said his| capital punishment I am at @ loss to name was Timothy Fogarty, and who | suggest a remedy. gave his address as No. 508 Water street, wae convicted to-day in the re Tombs Court of disorderly and STARVATION CANNOT : ‘ disgraceful conduct toward women at & i the entrance to Brooklyn Bridge and i) mre aes mere eat CURE DYSPEPSIA, Broadway & 13th St. false. They assert that it was a understood fact licences to teach trate Barlow imposed this penalty. according to juld not be Issued to normal graduates ‘The tribe of “pinchers,”” ‘Miss Clark Tells How She Was Restored to ges they passed the examination of WILD GOOSE IN the police, seems to be growing and Weving that a reply -hould be made “the allegations by unsuccessful can- require no comment. 4 ; LONG KIMONO! Flan. wash braid; full bishop $1 25 4 idates that their failure to obtain p . ¥ q 3 Striped = nelette; good quality; made on yoke | sleeve; good value at.. and cut extra full; trimmed with band of plain flannelette. down | _ DRESSING SACQUE KIMONOS; front, and sleeves trimmed Good quality Flannelette, in all pret- WH SAiIO) cca vedevasene 85 Bi aa Peal yoke rome and f ack; a good, full garment; Mae On OLA THUR trimmed with plain coloring 55 large square sailor collar $2.50 SECOND FLOOR. Laces Never so Cheap. Not the Laces—my, no! But the prices. One would almost think the store had been transported to Paris--whe-e “ne as teachers was due in some) to the normal college course, the students of the formal col-| lege have made a denial of the sta! tg which they deem both malicious t@ Superintendent Skinner. The fol- thelr favorite stamping ground {s at the Health After Years of Suffering. is an expression of the opinion approaches to the bridge during the rush a P students and the facts in the hours. If you cut off every article of food i Policeman John Schilp, who is ata-|that disagrees with you, It will not be z «shed pe ahar gpdteliad otk tloned on this side, told an Evoning| long until you have nothing left. f@, ‘the undersigned students of the World reporter to-day about them. He} You cannot cure stomach troubles by —_—_—- College, desire to-@eny recent ealied'thare tee tan Seale: starvingi youve > laces become common property at little cost. ‘ Maa eich ws calore’ to. be. bots “You might think that they belonged! The sensible, logical course is to get Hasn’t scratched yetiit These are as cheap as if bought in Paris. . 7 to an Ignorant, low class," said’ Schilp, | your stomach into such shape that you S s rs Sithey cestens whe Mente Strange Sight Seen by PaS8-|\tnese men who come around here to can eat anything and digest ie i and Sant Armen anteater ane Se aren al atteacemone 7 . |dnsult women, but they do not. In the icience has at last discovered a pleas- Macrame Bands, many of which ari d js 3 ried with the Bormal College stand engers on Ferryboat—Old | masons’ of instances they are men ot ant a Specific for the treatment on $1.75 yard—choose ed ‘@ used on model gowns; worth up to ‘ems | oe , sh th of dyspepsia. "i Ucehses, have attributed to the colle Gray Bird Flew Up the River: bs PO TASS Wites Gea ther daushtcrs|| Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets cure stom- 50c. and 95c. the failure due only to thelr own n May M Mild Wint and their sons. They ask in the name| ach troubles by supplying the one ele- ef fence. > ay Mean inter. of churches to let them go and promise ipplying About 100 pieces Black Silk Laces; Chantilly Bands In medallion de- 4 Miastatement of Facts. Rever to come around anv more. ‘That's| ment, the absence of which in the gas- signs, Cluny Bands, Filet Bands; new effects in corded Lace Bands; also i : the kind they ure—the business man| tric juices causes indigestion and dys- dgings of 5 1 . e [The misstatement has been made that around forty and fifty years of age.|pensia, They enable the stomach to edgings of Chantilly and Alencon up to 12 inches wide; now in demand ue notice was not given of the new! The old nursery rhyme of ‘go and tell who ts called Bove clk Lhe Be digest all kinds of food and to quickly for sleeve trimming, &c.; splendid values for Thursday; worth up to $2.00 ¥al6 prevailing since 1900 that candidate | Aunt Rhody the old gray goose Is dead"| tint yard—choose at mean the substantial looking} convert it into rich red blood. teachers must, in addition to the Nor-|may be changed now to, the old gray| man, well-dressed. 4 . eee ge actin to cuttin: mar be eeneed no be oe Sr th ct mn, tne eo in| READ PEAT 3ORR STARE GAS ‘The Finest Cleaner Made 50c., 75c. and 95c. City Buperintendent Maxwell, pasa| ferry from Jerssy City to-day being| thickest and when the police are busy! paie, ‘could not eat anything. The thought (11 y't’s, on the m’k’t.) 2 ‘examination of State Superintendent | trented to the unusual sight of a witd| before they are detected. They stznd| of food was d ‘ul to me. I tried Rexall Dyspepsia Ta and Immediately com. for T'was unary” for ‘my Skinner. oose flying north at this season of the Clore to voung women, young frie soe 5 nh ‘i ouldn't think of Well Made House Dresses ~ ry d ‘President Hunter read the notice of| year. [iors sey ceR yc ; t nd rellshed my. food. The color this requirement, not once but several| The goose, a gray one of large alze, thein own diuchters hey tok around think ih hod cometh ty lve ton feag| A Seouring Soap . times, In chapel before all the classes. A| flying low, came from the Jersey shore auickly and when they feel sure that] cheerfully recommend Rexall Dyspepsii . Hhonth before the examination each atu: |and paasnd over the ferry-bont going up| i@,,men are Watching them they willl Tablets LETTE CLARK, WS Beet Waan-| , A Metal Polish FOR_MAIDS. f dent received a notice stating the sub-|the Hudson River and keeping near the! follow her up through the crowd. _ We guarantee Rexall D: A Glass Cleaner aa - ' jesis which she had passed and those|centre of the stream. Itw flight was|,,.Shame prevents most of the women! | 0 suarantes Kexal papersia Tab- [sNT it nice to know just where to go—to get the most for your he still had to take. watched by thosn on the boat and othern| thaw gi’bome'knd wercaten (he pinener (or by mall, ONY at our store money? One of the students, who now says|until it was out of sight they will not make a complaint. I would 17 “s . yal face that she was not informed of the neces-| Those who saw it remembered that) Hate to think of my mother or sister RIKER’S DRUG STORE, fi _No guesswork about it here—these Maids’ House Dresses, aity, actually took the Btate Superin-|severa! days ago a flock of geese head- | court to asserts the Aekinae ot oe ee Sth, Ave. and 204 st. ——————— |) for instance. (ondent’s examination and failed, ‘The|ed South, A Jerseyman: on the boat{ those fellows. ‘That is the reason wel rroegiiy ents, im Manhattan fi Observe how well made they are; how neatly trimmed and fists examinations were in English, clv-|sald he remembered a case similar to| ave such a dificult time securing con: | Broadway! Soo “weet 135tn Heo Aneta | Dac-T-Ra Eyeglass Clip, 50c, ’ rfectl: d. A half Id be cheap fe . vietions, Even when we do the puniah-| Ave. and ‘1anth St vigsaee sara perfectly fashioned, alf more woul eap for them. fos, mathematics, physics, &c. The great | {t being told him by his father. Accord-| ment weldom amounts to more thar a| KINSMANS DRUG STORES, 125th Dove not sitp, pinch or leave marks. Sold |Sunday World Wants ‘ i gnajority of the Normal College classes |ing to his story, one very mild winter | fine of $10 and Buh Ave 2 QOL Ath Ave ee St | ora’ Madtoon av, latat 7434 ate’ 2a00" fd Maids’ one-piece House Dresses of good quality percale; full 95 bf 100-3-4 pasned. A few studenta|the geese all remained in the north, a| “Bealdes the pinchers we have an-! 49)’ columbus Ave, TUR 100 84 Ave.:jav.. Inith & Stat ots, DACHTERA BROS. | Work Monday Morning Wonders. skirt deep them, failed. Some of these afier repeatedly |few going as far South as the Dela- onticians, role patentees. Maids’ one-pii ; 'y; skirt taking the Siete Superintendent's exam-|ware capes. In the fall, according to| % 7 cut extra full; finished on bottom with deep hem; plaited waist trimmed nation without passing now blame the |his father’s story, several old geese ef with wash braid and full bishop sleeve; good value; in pink, $1 25 #aculty tor the failure, dus only to thelr | were observed to My north and the MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED! blue, red and black........0....secesseeenseeeee aoeioo manne ae ra ponrediy or lass LaSle AI woodsmen said it was an indication! Maids’ one-piece striped percale House Dresses, of extra good quality; a enna egies tally [that the actual cold weather would be | with full skirt, finished on bottom with five-inch hem; plaited waist Slag a cashers fomche city schools for|late on tte arrival and never Interfere | trimmed with wash braid; teed collar and straps on shoulder; Yeu.. The City Superintendent (Mr./with the feeding of the geese in this ‘ finished with small pearl buttons; full bishop sleeve; pink, blue, $1 65 4Maxweil) requires a, rigid examination! neighborhood. The goose that flew back Waniditads) At... ccsetonaetncn snes eceet tere stiestzes.! - Oe teehee te Sone the pave Bu-|Morth, he said, was a messenger. ' SECOND FLOOR. ; ntenaent'x (Mr. Sicinner) examina: a as a tone, begur , caused some : SSDSS SS LOSE ELI OL LOLI DSL LE PLDDL DSTI ODODE LDPDD DOLE DES Deeg he esis made were not | Rote ight as | VENEZUELAN CASE HOPEFUL, Cy ws Men’s 75c. Negligee Shirts, 39c. (Wee? Neverthetess by September, 19. |wayme Macvengh Reaarde the Site|} AND 22D STREETS, N. ¥. fy Chaases ‘haa graduated and 250 penme COR CON Lp oS OTS of men continue wearing comfortable Negligee Shirts until . PRP SPAN Claer of ins took Str Skinner's) PARIS. Oct. 7-—Wayne | Macveagh, ’ cold weather sets in ith that in view we've prepared ity of the clags of vance successfully and | enor counsel for the United States, omen Ss ackets for Autumn Wear ? d to sell away under pri me ‘cept their senior year clear for higher | has arrived here from The Hague, hay- en S 12 15 a 0 0a S. several hundred to sell away under price. 4 studies. Only, afew students pth | ing concluded his argument before the Far Bel Their Real Val td They are made of Glen Argyle cords, white grounds with ffiendents examination sll to go NG ear ea ow : alue! ‘These coats come in Coverts, Cheviots and black Thibets, in all sizes: neat printed figures and stripes, detached cuffs, full sized bodies; | TEDUBRY onal College course does not | Mlle for New York Oct. 10, from Cher-| {WOMEN'S JACKETS—corset effect—of | WOMEN'S JACKETS corset effect—of {regular and stouts. “Many are handsomely, silk Itred; others ate] Bnd wit Shirts made to sell at 75c. each;‘owing to lateness of season we ‘ ‘ sent efor instruction in arithmetic in a covert cloth—fly front—silk lined—| fine Black Cheviot—satin lined—fy front} {serge with silk sleeve lining. The styles are up to date, and the tailoring them for very little and offer them t provide tr year. Since the great ma-| Lou's, Mr. MacVeagh regards the situ- —finished with 15 lapped seams ect. own them fo: ‘y J m to you at about half “FoR were stusing Migher methemaitcs| ation of the case ax satisfactory and) ffiaished with 15 lapped seams 498 Bitnelivaler i teioaoree the 6°78 ted price—39c. each. Sica, eulty” could —the v "so-—the pric +50 — ; Gp sno more for the few Who were def; Hepat emiusra)orsinell Court exereaee’ | tBiccivesseser cian cere DEIR 18s yer boku ‘ ‘ Sizes ]18;to47) inch in Mr. er oF, » end) satisfaction at the American view of WOMEN’S CORSET COATS—33 inches s MAIN PLOOR-19TH STREET. be s for h dy. sd cl er 0 al Nan oe eT ROINE ‘on home study. | the exalted character of the Tribunal.| {WOMEN'S JACKETS—corset effect—ot | tong—of fine imported Covert Cloth— me urniture ar ains plete Miate examination ie eapential for , rnati extra fine covert cloth—silk lined—fly | lined with an extra quality of satin, fin- @.full tearhere Moonset at oa f : front—finished with | ished with 13 strapped s \ ithmetic at the night school: 4s ront—finished with 15 lapped ipped seains flasees ip aritthis President Hunter did | countries Guiatie the blockading pow: | ¢seains the valus Is $10.50— 6°78 | —the value is §17,s0—the 98 That Will Interest Many Readers, Not foroid. Moreover, teachers in math: | ers. “will probably follow tha general] the price is.. Epo Acnndo price { OD | eee STs or students who had failed Dut| the Court reansemotes Nowe 4 Judge) {WOMEN'S JACKETS—corset effect—of | WOMEN'S CORSET COATS—34 Inches Sideboards | i { Dining Tables ! } were aul Cones Dista ot the eye Benfield and aio leter Ba Bill look extra fine covert cloth—lined with guar. | long—of fine French Kersey—in black — } Se | anne ghools where algebra cot American and Ver n_ inter- | Ber etudled were ported In every class: levis’ itis expected chat the iturther | fanteed satin—Ay front— finished Pai wiercees the 9 760 Bo enen Rotel plats mprtoroPaas with | 27D. [emuserty 4.20; mplaen cel. extend: Important Sale of ¥ \. r s Ww! at fortn! . ba i 3 tor . we Cetieaten an et, i Te aseptic Po eaiwe Moraine he | 701 aR SARE nage 5.50 pment Wt tag ; ? Bfueh work and worry BIS RAIROAD EARNINGS ‘ price, tees nition pass 4° shaped top drawers, with claw feet : M: l l d S t j faculty and teaoners of t S . cerecerenecen ene $ foot a Bloonat ite ty' cho diate vexqmin’ | are earnings of the. Baltimore” ana $77 i . HRs" oh SEs gauenguncereg| 8-00 ee UsSes aulore uUuls, | dons, which, happily, e- | Ohio for July and August were $12,800,899, WK anetn and’ S larke swell front drawers, regular! quartered. oa faired atver the present year. After the | Onlo for July and August were $12,800.80, e shaped’ top 00 reevierly foarertdagins Fi Bard wiregnevof tenchere and tuaenis | an increare of HARE. fhe net mond TEECTION WLOVES ” for W OMe Histiinroare sueszee guns (S159 crue saen, anneeg ex {| ‘Thursday & Friday, Oct. 8th & oth. additional State examination, only a| of September the New York Central . Nate alrron. 2 swell top, 1 large drawer, re" round FR, iar lem, claw of the ibd2 graduaten received notice | shows an increare. in ‘krona of “Perfection” Is a proper name for a proper glove—made ex- stoests: otalibabecnin de) ‘ © | and y 1 the Increase hast 5 ' . $Fom the iat Ganatlons. None of iis | $1022.98. Mexican Gentrasa gross carn-| Pressly for us by one of the foremost glove manufacturers of : We will place on sale an exceptional variety of Rearee nave been forwarded to the | ings for September increased. $227,001 Europe. Special attention is paid to the selection of the leather, U Priced » 4 ‘duates of last June or to the present | ———— | fut and finish—making it “Perfection” in every sense. These Misses Surts CE eA Tae . ; Gloves come in Glace Kid, also Suede, Pique oF, Round Sewn, oor OV Low of 2 eas taiportant, than President Hunter did They have Parls point or one row of fancy embroidery on the ° Ora bast eearing ana bandon consisting of Scotch Mixtures, Black, Blue and Brown repart a wo . : 5 ts Ne Normal College Cinas, of 18 we including mode, cream, tan, gray, beaver, black and white, Tees Parl Tapestry Brussels Rugs! fits stuetnceinthe mr {[Cheviots in the New Long Coat Effects, with walking ‘tie. Skamination ever made by a cit y are positively the best Dollar Gloves in America ......0.06+.. keet—pattern cannot fail to please, sultable for Parlors, Sitting and Dining Room, length skirts—also ayen ner aha in Eton Blouse Age: ‘ ; , x9 feet ee G0 font oxi2 ft, styles, with ‘walking or dress skirts in fancy materials, H President. Hunter that the six highest | Nobody is so poor that he cannot ipa,tuarend 7050. ase, 50 | size, % J 17° eine, 4:50 e < A +17 2 Bomor etudente were Normal College |afford fo have our ocullsts examine his ta Ename r Priced et 0.8, of i880, qe, * fish, °* x Cheviots and Etamines, in all the prevailing shades; * { t int re- | €¥eS; Nobody so rich that he can employ a e@ tor. +: TOF .e..e STIL eCity) Ine i wptoting the sarrin in side the professional skill In any degree superior. A ‘ ; Low Beautiful Velvet R == 275 of these most Popular parlor and ve $45, Sia Is of the rmal College. ero "| It costs not one penny, ray enamel ware—every plece strictly first quality. NO SECON! ining-room vet Rugs, exception- 5 : p Rpuices fram sige diperimtendent Skin’ |Our patients Include millionaires, who| fwartanted, and we wilt replace any Picde that does not nite LTeckieee fally handsome medaltion and Ortental patterns; finest quality, 1-3 below regular value, At ) 35-00 Per Suit, nér and City Superintendent Maxwell! find nowhere else the help we give BERL PR % 9 6x 10.6 ox is 9x13 Bite alwaye read by President Hunter of-| them: successful men and women It ail KETTLE | PRESERVING Kerrie, | JELLY CARE PANS end} Sise, Tne I 27% ioe as J 6° Sts, fae 2 °° fies, Ine 22:50 y - i oy i a Pi 5 Meeealén: ef personal ‘opinion, and ‘we walks of life, and vastly more of the great TH SA haat | “Seat. Dyhnengieg | Soe, BESAE a Ge fet oe pie, Bee, * Ht" Also a very complete variety of ; ; 4 "3 it bod: students was | middle classes than of th ; 2 = — thee eaeeee yr sees My © . SWE eters ore devoted to sts chiet than "tho |” Al are McRae OUT ciel Doares UE fat ct 166 196 5c 30c | San eee 806: Linol d Oil Cloth! Air section ot Qirls’ New Winter Coats ‘ i a a ved. | that many keep putting it off, to their 25¢ 29% TEA kerrime, | DISH PANS heavy quailty, Inoleum an 0 saell tape) Im. (4 to 14-year sizes ) Z i Without his. knowledge own most serious harm. (ine, Fa ten Ca) fing bottom, coc! ioe. Ported and Domestic Linoleum and Oil Cloth, all tho: ly seasoned. 000 quality Cork Lino- ‘Tho. quality 39° Cork Lino- loum for... loum for... 57% Se AO ew J leum for... leur for... J (4 to r4-year sizes ) ® ee weve Grocery Specials reniey! from $7.50 to $50. iron Bound Dress Trunks! BE SiS ore ct Lord & Taylor. 3, decause| Classes only if needed—$1.00 up. 35c 39c 49¢ 59 : think faire, : Rifew disappointed candidates for teach- B" licenses should pot Ko uncorrected, e - anette. Engel, Lillie Bernhard, me farie C, Quinn, Madeline H, Grande, { of ‘ Y AND len Carter, Anna B. Collins, Caroline : ’ Les "Alene Doane Conklin, Preal- OPTICIANS—41 Years’ Practice. % a from $10 to $50. + Girls’ New Dresses eos Oeiat Tow 35e Ses 206 oe 40° us 39c 49c 35¢ 49c ROASTING NB, aizo 10%x15 ins 45¢ BANGER She rn jor classes, I8HE ud M. Grumbache, Ella M. Sully, drainer, eac' Bint, Biggar. Seal '4, Meet: Mt | “BIT RROADWAT™-Ailr Rouse Bloc || nfbattiirnn:-$6) SUETIPOM— al 15 Mutida J| | 223 SIXTH AVENUB—Near sth st,|} ™ 9 ot sees. 226 Ngee 1845 BROAD WAY—wNear 36th Se. *They Fit” Sa 44 fi hy op) s202e $1,5-00 ‘28 inch, == Bane nate gal Sear We will mate to = a Ee toa esi ak Broadway and ‘Twentieth-Street, and Fifth Avenue, 80 inch, 2 inch, [XT]. Duting the month of Octobee, me ” °” i, Hartabisel| 6 Gt . ”