The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1904, Page 7

> FBREENWICH RING | . to make even the 3 Benedict feel his Gye ‘the politi- * AULEIN PEL Millionaires of that Connecticut}: Town Mean to Prove Earnest- ness in Effort.to Overthrow Boss Walsh. ONE, OF THEIR NUMBER WILL TRY FOR OFFICE. Their Servants, Who Heretofore} Have Been Intimidated by “the Machine,” Will Vote with Them This Year. (Special to The Evening. World.) GREENWICH, Conn., March 16.—The feform party in this town, in its fight |gainst the political dictatorship of R. Way Walsh, which will have its climax ‘at the polls on April 4, when the officers of the borough will be elected, have selected their ticket, and the son of a prominent millionaire has been chosen for an {mportant place on the ticket. ‘This reform party. which was secretly organized during the winter, has been the first real opposition to the Walsh machine since he began his autocratic Tule of the township ten years #go. Since the sentiment against Walsh has crystallized into actual organiza- tlon it has been learned that the ser- vants and employees of the millionaires in the section have been the tools of the Walsh faction in every borough and township election for years. ‘Though the millionaires do not live within the precincts of the borough and cannot therefore take any personal part in the coming election, they have given their moral support to the reform party, as they hope to defeat Walsh in the | township election next fall. They have discovered that their household servants have gone to the polls year after year and voted for the ‘Walsh Ucket, and when they ques- tioned their menia!s about it lately they met the startling query in response: | “What elso would you have us do? Why, if we were to vote against this man our lives would be made miserable. There is not an officer of the municipal fovernment who would not harass usin avery possfble way, and even the trades- men would be shy at us and give us no ond of worry, for they are in. abject fear of the Walsh ring and support it with- ut question.” Servants Still Afratd. Even now when the servants of these millionaires know that their employets Will assist the reformers in their effort to overthrow the Walsh machine they are afraid to make #n open declaration of the stand they will take in the com- Every day they go into taken aside by Walsh questioned as to the at- Utude of their employers and how they themselves stand. “Phis shows that Walsh knows that he could be beaten by these votes of the Nervants of is opponents, and he will Use every persuasive effort in his power as before. H stirred up as it never over the coming n who have been lends for years begin to distrust each other, In the past week there havo been several altercations between prom- {nent politicians who have always been perfect accord in their support of their leader. ‘Close political associates of long standing are calling each other traitors and padsing each other by on the street without recognition. James F. Walsh, brother of R. Jay: and Public Prosscu: tor of the township, has forbidden any litical discussions in his omece, und has urged his fellow municipal oficers to issue a like order. This was done after a. political argument had wound up in almest a rough-and-tumble fight in the Borough Hall, Row Among Burgesses. This internecine war has been carried right. tuto’ the Walsh camp, though ‘Walsh 1g doing everything in his power 9 straighten matters out and re-estab- fish the former esprit de corps, ‘That he has pot entirely succeeded In hin effort wak shown in a recent meeting of he Board of Burgesses that wound up in ib Tow, 6 This entire board fas elected oh a Walsh ticket. The Walsh ring has com- plied with the la n Ucket-In a sepa ticket Was never taken ser In the past few months, how . the members of ture Board of Burgesses whe have alway® been closely asso- tlated with Walsh in his political ‘hemes discovered they have ene- mies in their own board, who are work- Ing to defeat them in the coming elec- tion. ‘These men have been in constant consultation with those'in charge of the campaign fot the millionaires, having Promised jhelr unqualified support to ‘ho opposition. men have never Feason these , combined aguinst, Walsh is that they felt that he had back of him the sup- rt of the wealthy-element in the dis- fpat including, William, G. Rockefeller, iillam Rockefeller and E. C. Benedict. 'Theso men were on the inside enough to know that Walsh had it in his power the Rockefoliers and Mr. cal machine, and when od for heal 08 payasel to have thelt texen for jucea the f spread that he must re, |. Tt ts now known that however much auch men as the Rockefellers and. Mr, Benedict dislike to take up any of their Valuable time in the interests of local pe ‘they have assured the oppon- eg OF ME. Walsh of thelr earriest sup- port in thelr efforts to overthrow the faachine. ale nS PUTTY-BLOWERS PUNISHED. Nine Boys Arrested and Two Fined $3 Each, Nine, young boys appeared in the York- Ville Court to-day on charges of disor- @erly conduct. ‘They formed a putty- gar and terrorized not only ngers @ oar, but the ei omede. atandinn on platforms of sta- y Duss, 74’ St. Ann's avenue, he gang. The others were ounk the Childrén's of the Interurbi ade the damagin; 01 fomber. i“ ig work to ® nN "Le" pa 8. Magisteae Crane fin ol Duss, #8 and. then, peed these uss enc! a th warning whic twenty minutes, Soleiteeesea nna FOR RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS. LONDON, March 16.—George R. P: kin, representing the trustees | wil Of, the late @ecil Rho New Yo Lees According to the complainant Mr Jordon went And looked 0} Newest Kinds, at $1 a Pair. glove value! just received from the custom-house ¢will sure! fore night at this extraordinary price. both sorts in tan, mode, pearl, beaver, champagne, white and black, selling elsewhere at $1.50 a pair to-day! $5.95 To-Morrow for Women’s Chrisly Drawings, Framed, 98c. Navy. Sketches, heads and miscellafleous drawings, in suitable black frames, iepuanly sold’ at $1.75, your choice to-morrow at ninety- s each, wae Deon Dish ere ea “+ Never~ uty eatin ha ah sheet iron, 38o THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING: WARCH 16, 1901. Pleasant Trip, Bringing Num- °° the store several tim foods on the cout her name ani ad a regular sy . ‘There As Smart. Street Hats as: You Could. Wish for---$1.49! With uncommonly good style and good lines, and trimmed clev- erly enough to bring out a really * excellent five-dollar appearance, these smart tailored hats are as charming as you'd find in a day’s journey. One style exactly like illustra- tion—tho! the lot includes a dozen or so different effects in black, brown, navy and red straw, quill and ribbon combination. Selling elsewhere at $2.50. Second Floor, Sth Stgoovon, China Sitk Waists, for $3.98. The China silk waist’s a favorite with every woman—first of all for its sheerness and daintiness, and then, probably, because it launders so nicely, looking like new after each tub—always dressy and smart. r A Here are these at a special price to-morrow. Of excellent qual- ity, beautifully made and elaborately trimmed with medallions and tuckings, or else in the simple tailor-made style, just finely tucked. Take your pick at $3.98. White Lawn Waists for $1.98. Well made and trimméd with fine embroidery. : rs Second Floor, 50th St. Section. ce Women’s French Kid Gloves, Nowhere at retail in Greater New York to-day is thee such a And it’s only for one day that we can one it as es a ly be sol 7 You may choose from two kinds— Of genuine French kid in two-clasp style— Of genuine French suede in two-clasp style— All sizes. " Many gloves which can't Compare with these,in quality or style are Main Floor, 50th St, Section. Solid Gold Watches, With somebody's birthday coming every day, there's always somebody looking out for | a present to give—maybe it’s your turn now. y If so, this item will doubly, interest, for it gives you a chance to buy something most acceptable and get a bargain at that! Watches are made of solid gold, with-ele- gant Swiss movements—open face style. Every one fully guaranteed, : Regular ten and twelve dollar values! _ Fine ‘loge. Front, Centre. Anything more interesong than this special to picture-lovers? Here’s a choice lot of Howard Chandler Christy's Army and eight cen Fconemies Without Number in This Housewares Slore! And right at this time, too, when most housewives are overhauling things in general, probably ising ready to change quarters, or, anyway, fixing up for spring—are needs like these gratifying when reasonably priced. These items are quoted as hints of others of like calibre in plenty. ‘Third Floor, near Rotunda. 10 Ib. size, 16¢, Bate? adtoan the five’days and twenty-two hours ¢ nu ber of Dressmakers, a Prince, removed to the pubile stores for further we're taste, millin 4 & Rraduate of the Calun ST ERIREE TT tt ‘ ‘SUMMER VOYAGE Talvere tame briane whore and il SEEDLESS APPLE PRODUCED | bd seus were thé ovly aoecompanimen > ey It Grows on Hlossomiess Tree and Rexem| ‘ tray 3 * Besides bringing "a number body of Mra, W GLENWOOD SPRI Col dresamak urope tlook- Horton, was on the ship.” A worthy rival ‘ dingten A ing up ti rine and) Will take the body to his home at once Califor day charged with attempung to ste: 4 Baron rhiz, The! Hts wite dived In Bt. Moritz, Switzerland, quantity, of silk from, a Sixth ave dressmakers brought so much baggage i” February lepartment§ store. Th a i i em that nine extra cus houre —___- ogainst Mrs. Jordon was } cey, Kronprinz Wilhelm Arrives After with them that nin xtr stom how: woman. detective employ the were xent down to the dock KAISER MEETS ALFONSO. appic store. s, laces, sating and kniek-knacks 4] merous that the baggage was Yeung King of Spain bntertains e depression in. the She seemed attracted to the silk cow and closer examin y ter, Miss Clancey said, and saw he d a Baron i. pea Es German Emperor on Roy woht | to put a, roll of, and, . hasdaoeis : VIGO, Spain, March 16—Kmperor not blossom. Mrs, Jordon’s arr ¢ ‘ 4 N Patra, Jordon, who has wt F veare, was on the Kronprinz ina, wekerie hacen ue to mectet of his budding ind ‘grafting woman of refined uppeara nh court . h Gs endptsaed Satta: LJ pyal yacht | js confident that he will be the seemed to feel her position keenly. The passengers. who arrived to-day arth aya eM “t diralda, Emperor William aubwequently | duce seediess appios or 6 See ing about her. 4. the Kronpring Wiihelm, sald they (fy Ay sailed to Gibraltar, on board the North | Soon after the seedless orange w: Spencer pies, Buran Wulff Von began Germa mer Koenle Albert ———— The Bowing Is Over-—- Now for the Spring Performance in Earnest. Now that we've shown you the authoritative fashion-note for Spring 1904, ready to help you use these suggestions in a practical way. Our millinery designers are at. your service. to follow or modify or adapt any of the French models in our show rooms or to follow your ideas or to furnish prac- tical suggestions—or, in fact, to create, especially for you, hats to suit your individual the most praised creations now in the as has been the case with emany o! oy section. . Z he same applies to the gowns and toilettes and the outer wraps. We'll Start the Spring Ball ’Rolling With a Wonderfully Opportune Sale of Women’s Spring Suits & Skirts. came to us underprice—but not until now. could we say of any one spring line—“complete.” Now, every line is complete. And the sale. which starts to-morrow not only demonstrates the extraordinary money-sayin| features of a Bloomingdale trade-event, but its scope and completeness when it comes down to a matter selection, as well! You, who are ready to buy. your spring outer garments (and who isn't by this time?), will be wise to come here to-morrow to take advantage of this really great sale. in blac ~ $20 and $25 Suits, $12.75. $30 and $35 Suits, $19.75. Throughout these two lots are numerous spsing styles and new effects—some military and jacket styles, others in the smart blouse and Eton styles; made of etamine, canvas cloth; broadcloth and cheviot, k and colors, as well as fancy mixtures and novelty mannish suitings, Coats aré:tined with the best quality taffeta or satin. $23.50 Voile Dress Skirts, $12.75. ome Of finest imported voile—black and blue—every one handsomely trimmed with inlaid insertions, taffeta and peau de soie folds and fancy silk braidings—made over elaborate taffeta sill drop skirts. $10 and $12 Walking Skirts, $6.95. In the newest and smartest effects, in plain broadcloth, cheviot and novelty mixtures—full plaited, tailor strapped and heavily stitched effects. Greatest Merchant Tailoring Sale We Ever Held Ends. To-Morrow Night! All sizes from 22 to 35 inch waistband. Suit, Overcoat or Prince Albert Coat and Vest to rheasure, 40 different styles of mate- rials, guaranteed all woot and fast calors. Every material of this sea- son's manufacture and of stand~ ard quattty. The best cutters wil cut your * suit, The best tailors will make it up. The best trimmings wil be used. And we guarantee you against issatisfacticn If you’ve been in and left your order and were meas Please try to get here in the morning—the, line waiting afternoon is as bad as the ticket-line at a circus. newest W entirely satisfied ‘with the suit or overcoat or Prince Albert-coat and vest after je ti have been made up and delivered to you, . erty to A spring overcoat, suit or Prince Allert coat and vest made to your measure, of the Season’s and best materials, for $11.80 is a rare occurrence, and if you are not eu are at perfect lib- return them, in: which case a refund of money will be forthcoming. temember, this offer ends tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock, avel Orange. “ ° wer, an old bave been killed or whose health has been ruined for life by parégoric, lauda- fruit grower, who, after experimenting num and m for seven years, yas produced a seed-| are prohibit The inside of the fruit is| to anybody without labelling them ‘* poison.” while the general formation is is: ‘A medicine which much like ® navel orange, even ous doses produces stupor, coma, convulsions and -death.” navel end. smell of medicines contaii ‘* the seediegs | of ' nu én that it does | medicine to be given to your chi pencer Aye that he will keep the| Of what it is com . He CONTAIN NARCOTIOS, if it bears the signature ro- of Chas, H. Fletcher. : ic %: Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of OF I, Leledide en Yes, we've hinted at spring before and have had sales of spring suits—small, ‘one-day’ lots that Second Floor, Sth 8t. Section, \ red, you can congratulate yourself on your wisdom—if you haven't been in yet you have just one more chance to take advantage’of the best offer of its kind that was ever presented. to get measured every § Don’t Poison Baby. ‘ ORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child must have PAREGORIC or Jaudanum to make itsleep, These drugs will Heep. and a FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produce the SLEEP. ROM WHICH THERE IS NO WAKING. Many are the children who jorphine, each of which is a narcotic product of opium. Dru, from selling either of the narcotics named to children at or. The definition of ‘‘ narcotic” relieves pain and produces sleep, but which in poison- ining di and sold ae th one jum are disguised, sold under the names Drops,” ‘‘ Cordials,” “ day "etc, You should not permit any” m Nrbhotnts® or your physboian know CASTORIA DOES Good Clothing for Boys--- Priced to Please Mothers. And besides eon mother in price, it will dlease in good looks and good wear, for it’s the best clothing to be had anywhere at anywhere near the price, so don’t miss seeing these specials: These-—Sizes 7 to 15 Years— Boys’ double-breasted suits, of the smartest and newest materials, $1.29 These—Sizes 3 to 8 Years— Blue serge sailor suits, trimmed with silk-soutache braid, at $1.95 | Boys’ Sutts and Overcoats— Double-breasted suits, in sizes 7 to 16 years; aloes bali yale serge, and mixed chev- iol luster collars; sprin; 3 overcoats of tan covert cloth; al $2 95 sizes; to-morrow, special, hg Seoond Floor, 60th St Section. Those Umbrellas at $1.25 a 2 Caused Mvch Excitement - And it's only because the purchase. was very large that you've. still a chance to get in on this splendid value, for all day long yes- | ey folks were buying for “dear life.” ‘hese umbrellas are in 26 and 28 inch sizes, suitable for men and women—they’re all tight-rolling, with case and tassel; made of Union taffeta sflk, warranted for 4 year's wear. Handles of boxwood, horn, pearl, gun-metal, Dresden, gold-plate and cherry wood. { Main Ping sath St. Section ‘| These Copyrighted Novels Marked to 38¢. To-Morrow. The weather or the new books—always the topic of conversation. Read all of these? If not, now's your time to buy at savings. ahelees bound in first-class cloth, and many of them are the original $1.50. a ions. ‘The Trifler, Archibald Byre. y ver. Ji ie. yee eg Neighbors, tins 5 i "Hume. ‘anh Eemeds., Cesite e ire: Quborne. The uae Hester Ravard's Courter, A Pug ‘Witch. Dans. - Uncle Terry: arte Atame Winter jscords, Anne Chapt David Harum, Weateott. ‘Hind Edna Lyell. © ‘The Brera Gity, Hall Caing, Refries Haw. jword. 4 ‘urner. Gadtw, Vormien ram. faid of Malden Lane. x Bayara the rs Fawoett. The Rea , Letters of an Actress Fetence tiiustiated), Be tesier $1 for 24-Inch Top Oak Tables Made exactly like illustration—in solid oak and imitation mahogany finish. They ¢ have 24x24-inch tops, tumed legs and lower shelf. This is one of the noted Bleomingdale bargains—the kind-that has made our fur- niture store famous. Be here early to-morrow for this ex- traordinary value. Same Table with 20-inch top, 75c.; with 16-inch top, 50c. None C.O.D. No mail orders filled. Fourth Floor. + 5 GP eras Na SSE TE TED 5 eee Empire Writing Paper, 9c. Lb. Don't off supplying yourself if in need—this is the good kind of writing paper, in cream and azure, octavo and Oxford sizes, with 102 sheets to the pound. Gladstone size, with 84 sheets to the pound. *e y ; Envelopes to match both sizes—per 100, fourteen pents. meri Main Fi act ee” : hipote Wolke Ni ie cana af two. BaakerstN Stain Foor. sort joa. Dorie. yt. Rectton, Special Thursday Sale in New York’s Best Grocery Store. | Best, first, last and always—everything it contains is best—for only the market’s choicest products are given room. | In this special Thursday sale extremely low prices are a feature —and so veut do your end-of-the-week marketing here if you're ot HYG | Re Saeed tSt TS Wines. " Jonews Ale ec He | 8 8" eur Te | Laver Flan, very famey. ver I | pint jars.