The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1905, Page 9

OFFICIALS FAVOR FREE CITY BATHS AT CONEY ISLAND Comptroller Grout, Haffen and Cassidy Borough Presidents and Leading Al- dermen All Promise to Vote for It —Mayor Investigating Project. Mayor McClellan may be expected to @id in securing the establishment of free cl'y baths on Coney Island when the project to locate such an estab- Ushmont reaches the Board of EHati- mate. The Mayor has spoken with sev- eral publio-spirited citizens on the @ub- fect. His oblef concern lies in this Question: “In the event of a big bath- ing pavilion being built on the beich @t Beaside Park, what will thesnothers @nd the ohildren who go down to the beach for fresh air do for space?” The Mayor has asked this question repeatedly, showing that his interest in the proposed enterprise is keen, He haw already been assured by several persons that # pavilion capable of ac- commodating two thousand bathers can be erected on the beach without de-| peiving the mothers and children of any of the comforts of a romp or a kest on the sand, The spaze now owned by the city Is commodious enough to permit the building of more than one] bathing pavilion of the dimensions sug- | gested If more than one ts actually needed, It Is believed that when Mayor BfoClelian has made fuller invesuga- | ton he will be found In favor of tha! plan, but he would not commit himself | dn an interview to-day, Aldermen Interested. As the matter must eventu bofore the ‘dof Aldern the Board of tl requiring the expe . ft will be interesting to n mer in which the enter feady been received by membe! boards, President Louls F. Bronx, why is a member of the’ Board ot Estimate, sald: “I am dee; cerned In the movement to build a clty bathing pavilion on the beach of the city park at Cuney Island. While the proposition at present does not ap- ply to my borough I aim at liberty to Aisouss it as a member of the Board of Estimate, I shall be giad to vote | for the proposit and if possible work in the direction of making the proposed baths absolutely free | ‘There 1s no earthly raison, tt appears | to me, why the city should not haves free baths on the ocean front as wel @s on the river front. In my district Hatten, of tha | we have @ frontage on the Sound, and | sailing of $f the Coney Island beach bath proves 2 good thing I shall not hesitate to introduce them on the several beaches in my own borough, Of eourse the project would cost the city some money, but the city is spending much more in other directions less needed than the Coney Islamd free bath plait I shall be glad to favor the resolution when- over it ts presented.’ Grout Favors It, Comptroiier Grout has already spoken in favor of the olty bathing ground at Coney Island, and his vote can bo depended upon when the Board of Bis- timate ts called upon to aot, President Cassidy also, speaking tn favor of the idea, said that he wel- comed {t, as It would furnish an ab- Ject lesson which might be applicable in the future to hts own borough, Alderman Patrick Higgins, Alderman John Haggerty, Alderman Timothy Sullivan and other members of th board Indicated thelr approvial of rofect an led taht they would wy - Inwiy vote for 1c when 4 caine bet them, ‘ em CUNARD SAILINGS CHANGED, QUEPNSTOWN, Ireland, May 3.—The the Cunard Line steamer Caronia to-day for New York tnaugu- mites the midweels y York sailing of Cunarders pposition to the White H ches Contains no bromides or heart depressing drugs, No Sear of heart failure after using tt, flervescent,removesthe cause of heaaches. ts pleasantly and above all healthfully, vored by Physicians and the Public Jor more than 60 years. At Drngntsts, too and 81, of by mail trom THE TARRANT CO, 4 Hudson Street, N.Y. It's NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE THE BIG STORE ‘I ACITY IN ITSELF IEGEL(, OPER. SIXTH AVE. penn rove BI9°STS. NEW YORK. THE CELEBRATION OF THE 2d Anniversary of the Installation and Distribution of ‘‘The Sperry @ Hutchinson” Green Trading Stamps is continued, 50 “S.& H.” GREEN TRADING STAMPS FREE UPON THE PRI SPECIAL _COMPLIME CATE. These Certifical purchases amounting to $1, procured at the Premium Cooper Store, Double «SS. & H,"' Mornings from 8,30 Till Single Stamps Until Clo: ESENTATION OF A NTARY CERT IFI- tes must accompany any 00 or more, and may be Parlor, 5th Floor, Siegel Green Trading Stamps 12 o’Clock, Thereafter sing Hour. 2,000 WOMEN’S STYLISH SHIRT WAIST SUITS in two groups, at BIS and 3.75 Shoes and Oxfords for Men and Women... J, 95 Women’s Tan and Black and White Oxfords 9f¢ Children’s Tan Oxfords. Boys’ Black Shoes...... coe ceee cece scene OGG + 69e 20,000 Pieces of SPARKLING CUT GLASS- WARE, lowest prices ever quoted, Tooth Brushes... eecesee2++20+»J Oe to 25¢ Hair Brushes......++ 0+ egi ey T Hand Mirrors... eeee+sss ssseeieees sees IG Women's Silk Coats, season's favorite shades, 2, 75 White Dotted Swiss Waists, the “Mayflower,” J, OO Also Lingerie Waists at 1.65, 1.95, 2.25, 2.95, 3.95 & 5.95 Children’s 75c. Dresses at seus eveely var pees Oe Infants’ Long Coats, regularly $1.75. ...... ISe Infants’ Short Coats, regul arly $3,50.......A,50 Key West Clear Havana Cigars, box of 50. 3.00 OFF TO HUNT ANTONY FIALA AND THE POLE Champ and Fassig Sail to Take Charge of Ziegler Relief Expedition. THINK EXPLORER SAFE.| When Fiala Left It Was Agreed Two Boats Now Ready Should Follow, ‘W. 8. Champ am Dr, Oliver 8, Fas- on the Teutonic to the two relief expeditions going this eummer to find Antony Fiala the William Ziegler polar expedi- tion, which for two years has been battling with the ice of the Arotio ctrole, Mz. Champ, who lives at No, 88 West Ninetythird street, hes made three ex- peditions to the furthest north, and | Dr, Fasstg, who is State Meteorologist ag Sota out and In Our Bargain Shoecorner,main floor, Women's $4 Shoes and Ox- fords, $1.89 of Maryland and connected with the United States Weather Bureau and John Hopkins University, has a record known to all polar explorers. The for- mer will have command of the Terra Nova, now at London, and Dr, Fassig will take charge of the Delgica, at Bandi} Fjord, Norway, to which will be also attached tho Duke of Orleans, pretender to the French crown, who goes as owner of the slip and super- numerary commander, ‘When the Zeigler expodition sailed in 1903, said Mr. Champ as the Tou- tonlo was about to sall, Fiala had tn- atructione not to waste time keeping in communication with the world, but to keep after fari&.st north and the Pole, ‘to the exclusion of every other conml- ‘deration,"’ Not Worrled for Fiala. ‘This he has doubtless been doing, and we don't feel the slightest uneasiness as to the fate of the expedition, Our two relief expeditions are merely the second part of the programme, and are auxilary to the main plan, which ts to reach the Pole, At the outset a ine of supply stations with full equipment and stores was ecatablished on the east eoast of Greenland, ao in case of aocl- dent the members of the expedition, drifting with the prevailing currents, woukd find all they might need at the points where they would most probably land, It wili be Dr. Fasstg’s task to follow | f ‘up the line of these stettoms and ascer- | tain if any members of the expedition have been at any of them. My expoll- tion will sail the firet of June from Tromsoe, Norwey, where final supplies will be taken on board, and with twan- net end Samuel R, Judson, we will eall for the fce, WII Hunt Pole, Too, If the lee will bear, which ts most probable, we will make a dash acrosa| ston the Une taken by Fiala with tho] Zloglsr expedition and seek for Infor- mation of his whereabouts and success, | “We will be to the north of Nova! Zembla, and expoct to have our first Udings of the expedition at Cape Flor From there the route should be plali marked avcomiing to a aystem agrerd upon, and we expect no more diflcuity than is necessarily attendunt upon arctic travel,’ Asked when the Smpedition would re- turn, Mr, Champ eafd: “When we have accompMshed our purpose, It may bo ‘one, two or three years—who can tell? ‘We are after the pole as well as tho! others, and if they have not renched tt wo will make a try, always supposing that the Fiala party does not require | all our strength for its assistance,” ° ad Hunyadi Janos Natural Laxative Water, Halfaglass upon arising acts gently and quickly, giving positive relief, ry it NOW — to-day, Ask distinotly for Hunyadi Janos, Grand Prize, St. Louts Exposition, 1004, FOR TIPATION CONS ty-eight men, including Dr, Pred Mor Leanstn Io 5 Ave F 591060" Sr. The Main Floor Untrimmed Hat Section offers Dress Shapes at i \ \, 4 black, blue, brown and novelty effects. The coat in each of the above si heavy guaranteed satin or taffeta, the whole suit being deautifully tailored, heavily stitched, and made either in strictly plain style or with fancy inlayings and braid trim- mings. The Two-Hour Suit Sale, from 10 to 12 0’clock To-Morrow Morning, should not be missed by any fora Suit © or $25, It Is the most interesting sale ever of attending it. Never have equally stylish fine quality tailored suits been woman who cares to spend $18, $20 held, Let nothing stand in your way Offered at such a bargainful price. Over 200 New Spring Suits, Tailor Made. Twenty different charming styles in finest all-wool cheviots, canvas cloths, brilliantine and fancy mixtures; uits is Hned with All sizes 32 to 4. hours only (10 to A. M.) To-Morrow, the Last Day of $ the Merchant Tailoring Sale, Boys’ Suits, with an Extra Pa Trousers Trousers, to fit and t A strongest manly garme ir of Trovsers, Natty Norfolk Jacket, a Pair of Knee Boys’ year olds, $2, $2.95 and a Pair of Bloomer in new Spring fabrics—made o resist the romping boy’s efforts to ‘wear ’em out Top Coats and Reefers in the new shades of tan—fine, comfortable, to-morrow, No mail orders filled, No suits sent C,O.D, 4 bust measure, This sale is for two 12 $18, $20 and $25 Svits for, $8.85 Beeond Oth Bt, Section, 11.80 Second Floor, 0th St. Section ee Coupon A remarkable offer, Upon presentation of this cou- pon, we will sell you a genuine hollow ground Wade & Butcher Razor, all set and ready for use, for 35c, Each Razor is in a case and guaranteed by the maker, E clusive dealers sell this razor for $1.00, None sold at this price without this coupon, nts for Spring; sizes for 3 to 16 95. Becond Floor, th St. Section, Main Bloor, 50th St, Section, nT | All Cars rics Bloomingdale Bros.’ THLEPHONE 640 PLAZA, ‘ STH AVE: 192 TO20 STREET Marvellous values in simply trimmed turbans. 500 in all, with an extremely jaunty trimming. each has not been considered in marking these hats; we simply want to give you a spleidid bargain. Four styles—one as stylish as the other. Lexington to 3d Ave. 59th to 60th Strect. Co: The actual value of 1.25, 1.95, 2.45 and 3.95 each. On bargain square in front of 20th St. elevator. $22 for *32 tailor-made suits. Ake you interested to know what kind of values are making this the greatest week's selling in'the history of our suit and coat department? Third Floov. $18.75 tailor-made suits at $12.00 are wonderful bargains, and at this extremely low price we offer Eton coat and blouse sults, in plain cheviots and fancy Panamas, also light-weight mixtures—coats silk braid trimmed, full sleeves, vest effect of fancy Persian silk brald—plaited skirt with detachable suspender— in gray, brown, blue, black and lighter materials—mixtures, stripes and checks—@12, $32.00 tailor-made suits at $22.00 are made of beautiful plain serges and high colored broadcloths, such as purple, ox-blood, BY, green, navy, brown or black—long, tight-fitting coats and blouse effects—also short, Jaunty 4) Jackets of all-wool outing cloth, made with detachable pique collars and cuffs, $29.75 tailor-made suits at $18.00 are made of fine Panama in dark and light color—also stripes and fancy mixtures—invisible Fipiass plain broadcloths and hard twisted serges—worsted and mannish materials, including lack, blue and brown—many different models—short or long coats—or blouse styles. for $35 sults—a large as- for $39 suits of fine voile, $25 ahs but one or nr of a $29 in all the light shades—reseda, ray, tan, blue, brown or black—beautl- style—samples of high-class models and | fiiiy trimmed’—plaited skirt—heavy silk odds and ends of various styles where drops—also fancy Panamas and black the sizes are broken—very fine materials | and white checks—broadcloths and styl- -—large range of colors and models, Ish mixtures, made in various models, $34 for $50 strictly tdilored gowns—lingerie and demi effects in fine Imported cloths and mixtures, Including voiles and thinner fabrics—coples of high-class models, These items are but representative of those in our Third Floor Suit Department —they are given as a suggestion of the many stylish costumes we have—and are selling at prices lower than you could reasonably imagine, This is virtually an annual sale—an event that always comes right after Easter—and we have sults that have served as models and made our Easter exposition the finest America has ever known at one-third less than you'd be likely to pay elsewhere, ————————————sIMPson CRAWFORD co To-day a muslin underwear special at 19c. At the great annual sale—nightgowns 50c. M AY is the greatest time of the year for buying muslin underwear and here's a sale that’s equal to the demands of everybody, including those who require just good plain garments (now half and third less than regular prices) to the most fastidious who want the finest French lingerie, Our second floor is a veritable sea of white— immaculate garments of superior quallty and workmanship and made under the strictest sanitary conditions. To-morrow the bargain picking will be as great as that of record-breaking Monday. for 75c, nightgowns 50c. of fine muslin—square or V shaped neck—trimmed with em- 19c for 35c. corset covers— © for 35c. muslin drawers— full ruffle—lace edge—one of the best values ever offered since establishing | broldery—not ordinary 75c, gowns, this department, but the best made to sell at that price. Qc, for SOc. corset covers or 25c, for mustin underskirts—fin- ASST eteaeanC ees siyien, tinned | Iehed with full ruffle and hematitcned $2.05 for petticoats, of fine cam- with embroidery and lace, hematitched. hem, bric—made with full flounces, trimmed Te, for $1 gowns of fine cam- | With, tnaertions ot lace—also embroldeey 5Qc, for 75. corset covers— | brio and nainsook—sitpover aquares, | ‘immed flounces. French shape; low, round neck; trimmed | round ‘and high neck offects—trimmed Others at $3.95, $2.95, $5.95, With fine lace, with tne ‘lace and embroidery, $6.05, $7.95 and up to $40, f set covers—French for 81.50 gowns—a dozen or corset covers—French | aitterent styles of | fine mainwuk and $1.00 for $1.50 petticoats, of fine $1.55 for $1.95 gowns—several | 81.08 for petticoats of fine cam c. for drawers of fine cambric | good styles—ot nai jal ! e \- and nainscok; full umbeoila. flounces; | trinmed with fine emivoldere Gar rio— | brio—tlounces Frimmed' sith embroidery, trimmed with fino embroidery and lace $1.95 for gowns—several good 7c, for chemise—skirt trimmed— ruffle T5o ; : V yoko of 1 for drawers of fine cambric de ene, FM ieee eed shy MAGE nab nMaNNEy ant Met | tie eteecleintnmed’ with dainty ete | 81.00 for chemlae—skirt trimmed ant. cao oTawers OF fine nainsook | Others at $2.50, $2.00, $3.96, | ill nitties‘oh tkin sdees with eee trimmed. with tine, embroidery and lace: $37 0, $4.95, $5.95 and up to els for chemise—skirt trimmed aaa bate” Babe diae mee ||" 78e. for. $1) pattleowimo! dine || SeenueG eality ee oem 2.95, » $4.95, 85.05 and up | camneic, gail tou, oat fine | | Others at $2.05, $3.05, $4.05, to $20, $5.95, 86.05, 87.95 and up Past for men of quiet ta end for elderly men. SIMPSON CRAWFORD co, f Annual May sale of men’s trousers! TNO thousand five hundred pairs of regular $5 and $6 trousers at $3 is all that men who have previously patronized our annual May sale of trous-' established and has grown to such proportions that it has become necessary to make it a three-day event, Second Floor, son—each of pronounced distinction. They are The peg top young men of good dress $ The semi peg trait! tn "inant 3 The regular cut from a high-class merchant tailor at $7 or $8. The patterns, workmanshi id qualit: pt class 5 1 Wi ni game class, and they fit perfectly. We handle this line regularly, and it hig ieepe petra to more than the change you'd require in made-to-order trousers after th 2 Handsome worsteds, swell stripes in two and three, toned ‘eflecte ere distinguish these trousers from the ordinary ready-for-service pants. Note particularly the tailoring, the trimmings, the cut and fit, and if thet don't say they're immense stock worth up to #10 at $3. We have them in all sizes—30 to 44 walst measure, ——————IMPson CRAWFORD co. HIRT WAISTS at $1 are common, but $2 OU'LL say they're equal to any for which you shirt waists at $1 are extraordinary, and these are ever paid 75c, elsewhere, and we've an abundant day to-morrow, that actually sell for $2 in many stores, showing they i You know what /sc "°°" are good values at that, Gecond Floor, dressing sacques 39c emiroidery and lager’ ‘immed with Thursday, Frid d ‘ ursday, Friday and Saturday, *3 ers will read to influence them to make a selection to-morrow. This ‘sale Is so well There are three correct styles of trousers this sea= ane are raving over Just now, For all anybody will ever know, the pair you select are made-to-measure trousers bou! that only in rare instances is it necessary to make even the slightest alteration, never amounting natty cheviots and the new striped flannels are the materials that the best $5 and $6 trousers you ever saw we'll give you your choice of all the trousers in our ry ¢ 4 Sale of shirt waists, 1.00.| Dressing sacques at 39c. $2 shirt waists—not imaginary values, but waists supply—enough for the busiest kind of selling all The description will vouch for should be 808 these rare bargains—several what shes manually excellent styles are included Ape whatee ey ey ee iat ay H eA should be to make aists, mado w. of alleover English embroidery them good values at 75c, id that’ and fine tucks; new sleeves, why Eee Ee 12 trimmed collar and cuffs. } } Did you ever hear of such ealbaee toe Gut a walst selling for $1.00? hareuine thus tater They're made of a fine fig- ured lawn—full front—round col- a lar—sleeves and body trimmed with a 2-inch ruffle, Youll find them the best values of the season, $3.95 for $6.00 crepe de Chine waists or chiffon taffeta silk waists, beautifully designed with tiny tucks, lace insertions and rows of shirring—trimmed sleeves and collar, = =———=SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Special—suit case at $5. | Sewing machines $13.95. VOre seca acta ste non pains HEN you-see the nime you'll recognize the travelling necessity for any trip you may be planning, neat ME te make that has always sold The regular | qt has all the latest price is $7,50—24- improvemen(s—is ball inch—steel frame— bearing—tool steel Irish linen lined— wearis $ 13 95 avian °—= head style —pwell front — quare ter sawed oak, highly olished. This machine is known as co the —_—-— Electro, and is Ze mye? all its name implies—swift, sure, quiet and durable—guar- anteed for five years, Instructions as to runnla ff e in one piece ther -— best brown — straps and —_ value or AY buckles