The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1905, Page 6

ear ‘HE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVEN - - Siete Rk cantina eke ne “0 Le G, DECEMBER 6, 1905. LITTLETON DENIES HE’S PLAYING POLITICS SHAG FOR SHARKEY’ PANIC ON TRAIN AS IN WASHINGTON <0 = ENGINE ROD BREAKS Change, The suggestion of Borough President Litdeton to remove the Bureau of Fran- hises from the Comptholler'a office to | @ Department of the Board of Esti- | @ and Apportionment has caused mush talk, Wiseacres say chat it 1s the firat move of the anti-MoCarren | THREE IN HOSPITAL Down—Engine Tender In- Ta jures Two Men. Mile-a-Minute Express on Jer- sey Central Narrowly Es- capes Wreck, Roosevelt Opposed to Brook- lyn Man Because of Civil Service Charge, cent's Hospital t woman eighty years 0 ly injured ehe may 4 and trucks wore ch of | Nhe first person YGTON, Deo, ; ut,- | forves to ch of the patronage i World, WASHINGTON, 6.—Ex-Lieut to: get a8 much Of f ‘Sake (Gpecial to The Evening World.) basting Vahouno, Woodruft, of New | May, Grom the newly elected P*! PLAINFIELD, N. J, Dec, &—Whilr adler of Brook: President regarding four Brook- process they sald, Metz will and plenty,” “Not at all,” sald Mr. Littleton to- dd speeding through this city at the mite) wet al pose | of seventy miles an hour at &4 A. M y one of the fast Bl toda crosal hourly expresses on the New Jers The othe the AY fourth sireet, jerked a driving whee! out of place and exempt from alVil service and patron-|the locomotive. travelled for fully. a \g¢ has nothing to do with ft." ‘The |thousand feet careening over tow votton to shift the bureau will come " ip At Friday's meeting of the Board. | 4" 0% almost blinded by THREE HURT BY FIRE by John ‘Tierna: fractured and and bruised ¥ Vincent's, where Mre. serfous condition or the B: the organization in vended Republican Brooklyn has rec intent of Al rte and Jon h of steam, appiled the emergenc: Siakes and brought the train to « stop barely In time to save the engin: from golng over, ght yours ‘004. tment of The passengers wore in @ panio an Yoodrult ung eappolntment of fied trom the care ae ; 4 ‘ ‘ee e four men was supported tn APPARATUS CRASHES could get out ana o rerlode ihe tual have gone ig request b; epresentatives Ben- y Wolo the hate which 1 have trimued pe year, I believe 1 ineor, Theodore Tiog, of find the fireman, Yon Bayonne, fscaped Injury, the Bett and Calder, Ut appears py Burns, of Tender Smashes Runabout With * dan and Haul tter being {n the tender when the rod anytntn to Sharke: Two Men and Chief's Wagon | Tae pccldent reauited tn the {nfury of | think that el who was walking « adjoining the railroad he flying dr. ig rod torew up a shower of stones id one heavy missile struck him on the head, knocking n UNCOnsHOUs He wae hurred to Mutlenberg Hos- pital {n a dying condition. ction of the cad was hurled the front door of a res! * st Fourth street — oe WILL TRY 10 FORCE STEVENSON ON METZ, Plan to Retain Deputy Comptroller a ‘Two men were hurt in @ collision be- to ‘Ween thelr runabout and the tender of , | Engine No. 7% and an aged woman was i Knoaked down by a battalfon chi y were not, W4®0n going to a small fire at No, 4| Mnew of his) Bank street to-day, at they Were not true.) yy ‘ sf fubtecnad Gael woneet png Cherry, No. 45 East ‘Twe: Cooley to the White) tnd atreet, who was dirving the ru subject wns discussed | about, with James McGuire, a stable. ’ Keeper, of No, 143 Hast Twenty-fourth t Mr. Woodruit so y should meet | Street, had his left anm broken and Mo- ‘ fy | Gulre has @ possible fracture of his! Ir eg, Thelr vehicle wae wrecked y were taken to St. Vincent's Hos in the promotion The Preside: ) The Battalion Chiefs wagon wa ; ; ° | driven by Firema, VW! vine, set | by Having Him inted Dep- a i 8 no} * A - he y orf Denino, elghty years old, 4H uty Corporation Counse] pobileal situation ratlo street. Mr’ Dantno ‘auitered pale : : | — ful bruises and was taken to St Vin. | 1 positive devel cent's MOTHER AND CHILD | RUN DOWN BY WAGON, Mrs, Wulmer and Her Son Albert, Con A | of Brooklyn, Severely ne Injured, MUSIC TEACHER IS ACCUSED BY PUPILS Arrested After Girls Had Confessed to Little sano 6 Only if Needed One Dollar—aly ey assert aving M » duty in the ¢. ntloning names, Mr, G nm assi ER he. Cculists and Opticians, x’ Pr y 223 Sixth Avenue 1345 Broadway Fourteenth bail to-day attempt to cross Broad y to reach Mrs. Wuimar, street, Brooklyn, ‘a s Albert, | were fare it ; Was rendered Ws 380 Sixth Avenue 217 Kbroadway F He ito wheal of the {an 3 at Y, pussed over the child v : ¥ a yD in the Willlameburs | ™ 25 broad Street Arcade, shaft of the | f drug tt a » Ratra Cl Paes No Batra ( was This “A” (Triangle A) merit-mark raises the standard of cigar quality. It appears on the boxes of the new and better kind of cigars—the product of the American Cigar Com- pany’s scientific methods of tobacco culture and cigar production—and marks a wonderful improvement in cigar quality without increase of cost. A= This Sign of a Good Clgar sa A | the “A” (Triangle A) mark on a cigar box—removes all guesswork from cigar selection. There are a number of “A” guaranteed cigars of different blended flavors to suit differ. ent tastes—and each is the best cigar of its type. Wherever you buy, whatever price you pay, find the “A” mark on the box to be sure of superior and reliable cigar quality, One of the following famous brands—now made the new way and baclied by the “A” guarantee—may suit your taste. If not, try other “A” brands until you find the cigar that Goes suit you exactly: -then you can be sure of honest smoking value and unchanging quality, Jold by all Dealers in Good Cigars CONTINENTAL American Cigar Company, Manufacturers ANNA HELD ROYAL BENGALS} CIGAR 10c. CIGAR 5c. LITTLE CIGARS, Box of 10—15¢, j A mild, mellow, satisfying A perfect blend of imported A good little, clean little, smoke—made of the finest 4 . and domestic leaf, Big in every-day, all-day smoke, qualities of imported Ha- vana filler, with choicest import- ed Sumatra wrapper. Good all through— filler, binder and wrapper, The f perlect little Size, in quality and in solid satisfaction to the smok- \@®AAAAA Santa Claus Points the Way! HURT BY FIRE HORSES Chief's Wagon Knocks Woman Three persons were sent to St, Vin- one of them a nd #0 serious through acol- dente which occurred while fire engines | ring an alarm foe.e small biaze at No, 1 Bank etrest sppolniments, which are pending, | day, | have been trying to get that | Central wus all but wrocked by a pe: | NO: 10 ie Bist aes: | howe George Roberts where it belo for a oullar accident thet atsoat | eeu Fe ne cutlce hae nothing whatever to! ‘tho driving Fed on the firemmen'e aide | hind st So cay Ware: in: Hon val Ofloal of the ports Rémeed:| ON at eet of the engine Broke inh the! yout on Fifth avenue’ near twat are met 8 fa aes | Rau ogee atta tg be ap atbeg oat | BRL bce ha a Raita ii y. | all, OLA ‘sume ‘one of hon seine, Collector of Internal Hey: | ip not @, ingle position, Ia teat barnes (Ateee over by the tond on to St. | ne In | and con- ON ee, MAwereveseeesies: —~_etete SUA Una avenenanenaaananann auasennannnneanencnn ¢ 8 New We Give “S, & H,” Green Trading Stamps. Shop Here and Combine Pleasure with Protir, A stroll through The Big Store new will inspire you with the true Christmas spirit, The entire store Presents a series of glorious holiday scenes that must enthuse you, Never before have we been ¢o thoroughly prepared to supply your holiday wants, It is only natural that the store which carries the greatest year round stocks should be equal to the tremendous holiday demand, These are days when you appreciate the broad, roomy aisles which we keep scrupulously free and clear at this time of the year. The big elevators and Moving stair- ways will carry you safely and comfortably from one part of the store to another. mightly effort to fill your every holiday need promptly and properly. : : Eighty-six complete specialty stores have joined hands in 4 | AWW SAANAAANAIATANAN ASO AAR AAA AAA AAM MAME TARR OE RCO ey, At25c | fobs At $1 Chatns, Handkere riing Knives, colate Sets, Vy oklaces a Decorate! V: “8 os ‘gar Cuctera, a . . Lemon t knives, ation Pocketbooks, Lodge Emblema, "i ; ne Music Rolls, Fancy Brooches, Rich, si gaara Dishes | Silk Ba Bracolets, rm : tar & pencils, Sat! Chaina. Solld Gold Cuft Links, G. 2 LEAS, Prarl Pooket Knives, Manicure pieces "3 Oyster Plates 8 . Sie ~ overed Stel . pera Gtags i de , | Bisque Figy ns 9 case] Opera Glasses) ; na. : nals Bow Comb and Brush Neck Chatns, ‘ ; Bia snnalse Bowls. a | ; ets, Se a * Watch Charms et | Box of Lace-mie-d Handker ¢ Pina. ° ole! | = Box re ' Silk Muttters. Imported and Domest: Smoke § . enw’ Stand ench Briar Pipes in c@#°* | Augtrian Glass Wine Sete. , | Tobueco Pouches. | Decorated China Cake Plates, | t $3 Bolki Gold Tie Cl United States Cavalry Swords, 8°!K Gold Tie Clasps, e ° Set of Water-Color Paints, Fancy Combe, Hit Bags. ox for pyro Gecora-| Festoon Chains s 8 an ? I Panes Solid Gold ‘Me Clasps, Mea’ Eluow t es, no, Books, % a | Misses’ Bags, boxes Srennate| Bod Gold Cunt F | Jeweled Fest | Gloves. Lorgnette Ohe Silk Belts, Box of Cigars, Solld Gold Scart Vins. |Frenced Briar Pipes, 6 Vanity Boxes, Lael di Man's A Sweaters | Pe Hockey 8 a Pine n Leather Wr lulotd Work B t Teather ¢ lube Heal Meerschaum Pipes, ! Boys’ Al-Wool Sweaters, yy ownle Kodak Canieras, Moleskin Football Pants, A Large Pung Scarf Ping. Comb and Brush Sets, Fancy B Btat ‘ VAAN ENO ONMONUN ONAN ORME RREEREAReReEEEES Shoes and Steppers, Sensible Gifts for Christmas, It's a delightful treat to put the feet into a pair of "Foote Mould’ Shoes. They re s0 absolutely smooth inside—no threads Or seams or tacks to fret the sole or vex the spirit, Try your foot in one=-see how closely it clasps without pinching, Truly an ideal shoe=-and the 3 00 price so little, Men's Hand+Sewed House Slippers. A wonderful range of styles in every imaginable kind of nice soft feeling !eath- er. Smart styles for the dressy fellows who crave style, and conservative styles for the staid men who think most of comfort, 2.00 Men's Tan Kid Opera Slippers, A splendid chance for Christmas buyers. A fine lo: that were made to sel! at $2, which trade conditions brought 10 us at a bargain. All sizes to-morrow a 1,50 ¢ Women’s Pretty Slippers. a'niiest new effects in sleek fing kid, with beautiful beaded vamps; also lovely new styles in Patent Leathers 1,50 Slumber Stippers for E erybody, 28¢, Co: F people who suffer with coid feet in_bed. and “life-savers’ for whoever is called owt of bed iwixt night andmerning. Only 25 Children's Felt Jutiets, Best quality red felt, trimmed with fur and pretty ornaments, 75¢ (Siegel Cooper Store, Beoond Floor, Mast.) AVIV UOOST OT ARORAENEETEETetematstctt tte tees: Ivory Stick Sik Ga iting Ta si Ing Bugs President Fountain Peng \Tercules Pxerclsers, tonery, | Leather Diaries, 1996, Che Big Store's Christmas Directory. Here's a partial list pertaining to the most important sece tions of The Big Store devoted to Holiday Stocks, Cut it out and keep k handy. It will prove a great aid to you during the rush, JEWELRY, Main Floor, Front, 18th MUSIC BONES, Third r KING MACHINI feat rd CANDIES AND TAVORS, Mata Moor FANCY GOODS, Main Floor, Centre, MUSICAL 18th St loot, St Main Floor, 18th INSTRUMENTS, Tair Floor, Bagt, 18 NANDKERCHIEFS, Main Fi Cen CELLULOUD — Goobs, Main Floor, tre, TSth St ri t, oh beh b " LEATHER GOODS, Main Floor, Front aa 8. ihind t i ast 1th Bt ORIENTAL GOODS, ehua FYNOGRAPHY, Third Floor, Centra sth St INDIAN Goons, *p Hoor, Centre, RUGS, F bh YDIAN GOODS, ‘Third Floor, Cente, RUGS, bit CHRISTMAS AND NEW yar HAND ACS Dires sure CASES CAKDe. BOOKS AND CALENDARS rh iis Riva Prove. Canite PIANOS AN NECKWEAR FOK MEN 18th ain Main Foo! CANES, Main UN BRELLAS Floor, Front HOUSE COATS, BATH ROBES. Fountain, 18th St SLIPPERS, Second Floor, East. bitag PATTERNS, Main Floor Fast NECKWEAR Vin Woden, Past 'GLOV es PA A Fier, Ce tre J8th FANCY PILE Prone GLASSWARE, 19th st CHINA AND Flior, Front. WA ea eenaceneneeanaeneneneeannnaneny Ae oo | A Carefully Selected List of Gift Suggestions, in Ft 1 SPORTING GOODS .0O. At $1.50.) At $2.00, at Baga, rxey. | Men's Pur Gloves VOI VOVI VOIR IAEHEOTE 17 Women’s Sweaters and Yortolk Sackets. Tomorrew’'s selections (rom this sec* tion are particularly attractive and should enlist the ardent attention of all in need of a Blouse Sweater or Nosfolk .'acket Ale either for themselves or as a gift those below quoted are specialiy priced! for tomorrow. b GOLF VESTA; extra heavy Irable colorings, 98c Wor ouper tye ed and On WOMEN'S We FOLK JACK f OTH