The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1906, Page 7

Uo art nage tr apn tee rr tr ter ey tte gp _SAVHE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 9, Lyuv. KIDNAPPED BO CAN'T IDENTIFY CROTON | RESERVOIR i | N | Seven Suspects Face | Young Bozzuffi and | Are Set Free. In the hunt for the quartet who wh- ducted ve T Bozzufi the east aide bunk Tete Sergeant Joe Petrosino a his staff of Italian sleuthe ly t jay rounded up six morejsuspects in the oh es of { Mynterry Bend Tombs. T' pelsoners w ey ready—Vini , Lupo. of i if rel Mur tad Con¥dianao d Giaimo, who were arrested on the day the boy returned home afte: pending { two days in the hands of ils four| eaptors. In corralling the last six the Italin deta:tives were gf led by the some- what vague statements Tony Bozzum had mad en he | ad over the n F wes’ Gallery Headquarters. Occasionally he il Ray t looks something like one of the On the streagth of Getectives found $8 Roosevelt str { hese remarks the locked up Frank | of No. | ; Caesare M. Mardi, 8 Mott street; An- Trotino, thirty-four years old, twenty », of tonlo of Red Bank, Mungo ngio, of No. 8 Mott Vincenzo Cassadonti, Hester street, , of No. 165 Mul- thirty-four, and Vine: berry stre Accom: by his young DON’T BOIL M 3 THIS A-DRI ii! where Lupo was arraigned to~ Al- though the boy had t @ when he saw Lupo's pho h taat he was one of abdu he declared fr court he could pot say Lupo was the “anik eatiert, tuRned Don't bail the antmalculae Inhaviied, reasons Engineer Birdsall; aie On which we live and e better drink a menagerie than a grave- © WAS 4 eral bellet that. th For Mr. Binleall «ays that we yard. Should just eat them allve —Croton Ballads. midated into re ny of the suspects Borzutl's had be fusing to recogniz who might be After the zufi was a look at berry Rend. he ile said he never efore. elther Splendid Gibson Drawing Free. Next all readers of the unday World will receive Free as a special Art Supplement a repro- duction of Charles Dana Gibson's famous $1,000 drawing, “A Hope- Sun There ts a story of a New Yorker whe woke up in a strange hotel yesterday ning after a wild night on the hand- ted deserts. Wishing to bathe his bbing temples, he turned on the water faucet, regarded the turgid id thoughtfully, and exclaimed: ja P necessar: Don't Spoil the Ticklers. Bolled water is flat. It lacks the y “bead” so much desired by No flat water for flat- The animalculae gives the are alive, onoozers. wellers, oper scratch when they keep the system nicely brushed up ani tickled. Can't expect that in a sep- “Well, how the Bingham did I get to| vlchre. St. Louts?" Absolutely pure water {!s medicine, But this {s quite another story than | says Mr. Birdsall, and, of course, no- ‘hat told to the average New Yorker | b ody wants to drink inedicine constant! 1y Chief Engineer Birdsall, press agent | —at least, not to quench thirst. Th for Groton brand Adam's ale, extra | ‘6 only one brand of medicine that has dark. Mr, Birdsall ts the friend of the | ever been popular with thirsty persons, fow and humble, not to say down- troddem, anterobe. He doesn’t think that antmalculae should be used Mke cab- bage and dolled. What if the water Is | cl MAY BEA SUICIDE Discharged Steward Found on Board Disappeared, Leav- ing Note Behind. When the Raltle, of the White Star Iine, seven days and fourteen hours out from Livernool docked to-day. the officers told a story of a captured stowaway nko had disanpeared in mtd- yoyage leaving note which indicated that he meant fo commit suicide by Jumping overboard. But the captain ida’t think te man had tmped over- board. He th he was still con- cealéd about the big ship somewhere, The missing one. was Willia Pal- Mfer, an English steward, who had been discharzed on the last rin across, At Liverpool he slipped aboard and hid in the hold, intending to get a job with @ liner satling from y York to-day. On Wednesday he was discovered and hauled out. He would have been de- tained onboard and turned over to the authorities on his arrival here. But Thursday morning he had dis- appeared. A note in his handwriting was found in his bunk. It read as fol- lows: “Good-by. the game ts up; I've had my filng and here goes.” Search was made over tho steamship, but there was no sign of Pallifer. The officers say that the crew were @rlendly to the stowaway gnd that some of them probably found a secure hiding place for him and would amtiggle him ashore to-day, Daniel Frohman was one of the pas- to Ni gengers. He brought with him permis- Sioa from. Herre Wing Pineto, the to postpone | the ngs playwright, luction here of a new fouse in Order.” Mr. A . His Frohman was CELEBRATED AFTER THEIR DISPOSSESS Four Women Sent to Island for Racket in Tenement- House. Because they insisted In making night hideous for all the other tenants In the tenement, No, 243 West Frty-first street, Annie Brady, sixty-five years old, ‘and since Dr. Wiley's exposures before the Pure Fluld Congressmen even this beverage has been subjected to suspi- fon, an SHUTS OFt WATER ON ASTOR Contractor’s Permit Lapsed, and Work in Apartment House Is Delayed. Owing to am order Issued by the Water Department prohibiting Cana- van Bres,, contractors, from using city ‘water, work on the biggest apartment Jessie White, Kate Sullivan and Mar¥|youse in the world, being erected by Clittyt a few years younger, were sent to the.tsland by Magistrate Whitman in the Harlem Palice Court to-day. Annie Brady was dispossessed early yesterday morning, When she returned she found the lock changed on che door and access to her rooms cut off. he sat down and plotted revenge. hen she sent out a summons and the clans gathered, They acquired a can and from then until the police reserves were called out early to-day from the West Thirty-seventh street station, they camped on the stairs and refused to be moved, The can wee refilled as fast as it emptted, ‘Phere was no paseing the stairs and the other tenants walked the floor and Mstened to the orgy below. When the reserves came there was more trouble. ca his Wiliam between ninth streets and Broadway and West End avenue, fs being seriously delayed. | when George Moore, Canavan Bros, was arraigned by Pa- trolman Fritchman, of the West Sixty- eighth street station. Waldorf Astor, in the block Seyenty-elghth and Seven That there {s trouble between ame out In the West Side Court to-dav a workman for Frichman told Magistrate Whitman that instructions had been received at is station-house from the Water Reg's- ter'a office to arrest anv one found carrying water imp the new apartmont- house. He caught Moore carrying water | spector and transferring the duties of bo the dullding. One of the members the firm was of in court and told Magistrate Whitmun OR AN AQUARIUM? the | contractors and the Water Department |to see that the water was not sur- INK ‘THE Usual. SPRING DISCoveRY. | ti00a you have heard that clean mud r |was healthy. You can take a mud/a th right at your own little flat now! ? without going to Germany, Indiana or other forelgn countries. After taking a bath or washing your fac | Scrape the mud off with a plece of barrel stave, tit water before Birdsall und you jdrinking it cc have him send y Soclety for Preve of Cruelty to, Antmalculae, The agent will fish the Ittle fellows out wih a pair of pinc- ers and send them on their way relole- ing. while mu enjoy your flat drink. | Bolling does not make them more pal-| s atable, as he case with the lobster of commerce, Shoos Boys Away. So well does Mr. Birdsall think of his| Mttie pets that he can be seen any day standing on the banks of the Croton 3 1 ‘t So everybody 1s to be a Bosoo now! Reservoir shoolng aw ICROBES; JUST EAT ’EM ALIVE. By Walter A. Sinclair. Dont SHoot THe ANimaALCuLae. WHY GO AWNY FOR MUD BATHS? HAVE AT HOME FREE. and eat ‘em alive. jeluelly amuse them by, throwing s tore coy sticks and stones at the Inoffensive As for the mud, why, ever since child-| Creatures in his aquarlum. He also 18 to. throw nimalculae who are suddenly | = |Koch Flung Ahead of Cars, mali boys who life-preservers to any taken with cramps and are in danger of drown. Train Despatcher Talisman, who wit- nessod the accident and had shouted to Koch in an endeavor to warn bim of his danger, Ufted the body to the plat- form in the hope that a spark of life SUBWAY TRAIN Hundred ant Twenty-fitth street sta- ulon, arrested the motorman, Koch was rty-two years of age, and lived at Yo, 287 East One Hundred and Thir- th streot. Which Pass Over His Body on Track. Her Duty to Home and Children, A generous, beauiitul wige! up through the earlier years of avery year an added ly, renmined, but Dr. Cordner, of the J. ib yooy. at her & year GRINDS IP MAN | Hood Wright Hospital, said Kooh was | The obilgaugns of bet sex aa wite | probably Kflied when the train atruck |{nroads ‘upon her fealthe Sie. in tecomte iim and flung him ahead. Burvoun, Her step tua lot tte ape Patrolman Goldman, of the West One | ac! a pe Nervura is a magnitiosnt help for women able to check the train, SPRING CLOT H Models. Fabrics. Allare here. Twice as many models as we have ever shown, before. Time is now when here in Ame are here that have made this house justly famous for exceptional quality at popular prices. Because we are affiliated with six of the greatest tailoring organiza- tions in the land, besides directing several tailoring organizations under our own control, we can present more models, more handsome designs and better values than any other concern can possibly presume to offer you. Brill Custom-Tailored Garments at $10. The only garments ever sold at $10 that will hold the shape, fit and style until worn out. When we introduced them three years ago we raised the standard of tailoring at this price to a height never before at- tempted. To-day, in the face of a cont nuously rising market, we maintain that high standard established when the cost of production was 25% less. You benefit by our achievement. SUITS of all woo! cheviot, handsome cassimere, neat worsted and fast black Thibet, in newest modelled long coats. with centre or side vents, . SPRING COATS of all wool black and Oxford materials, serge lined (satin sleeve linings), new 42 nch models, $10, TOP COATS of all wool double-and-twist covert, in newest shades, cut long, with deep vents, $10. ; RAINCOATS of Cravenette worsted and black Thibet, % lined with ng. The Carnegle fund for heroes is re- specttully asked to do something nice he way of recognizing Mr, Birdsall’s services in thus saying millions of fives. holesale heroism ‘Is as deserving, as The following rules are given how to im] snug about the co orted Venetian; cut full 52 inches long, ¢ i ° lar, with broad shoulders; deep hook-vent in back, $10, xtra roomy and tailored to fit We've sold over fifty thousand in three years, and have received less And right here we want to say ff any reader of than a dozen complaints. this announcement has any priced suit or over do with, we wish he'd co: grievance over or over anything that we ever had anything to ¢ in or write us and we shall gladly do the right a $10,00 suit or overcoat, or over roner Harburger {natructed his phy- at every turn in their lives, It t for every wi nee, It fits nh, Dr, O'Hunlon, to pertorm an au-| them for) wifehood and sustaing them. | It Stepping out of the path of a rushing on Koch's body with the object of | Po it not only. preserves chacn aiyeoate south-bound train in the open cut of the | dieovertng If the dead track-walker’s| 1; keeps the nerves and digposition in con fh geen aa . | ditton Ideal wives and mothers Subway at One Hundred and Thirty. | P88 show any evidence of subway con-| both, ~~ | sumpt due to the presence of parti-| ‘Take Dr, Greene's Nervura blood and third street and Broadway to-day | ,; ‘ Thi nerve remedy this spring, for now of all Glow of stool dust In hie hings, “This: tol REate TOmeay MAM Nees tor note Switchman Henry Koch did not note! test the theory of Dr. ¢ H. Sopes. | health, the syecem is. alw . the approach of a north-bound train, | Copsuslng | sanitary OF tle | strobe Gd viorous | Wy) thts) sercesy | meraam ih _ rd of Health, re 1. ; af vhict 3 bunt Sraeneh i esas aM Remember the great advantage which struck and turied him to deat! rot. John He Larkin, pathologist ot | ,,jeemomber, the, er ty ty De Fate | His body was flung {n front of the train and Surgeons, | fogular practising physical, who guarant and then cmished by the wheels yHanion in this | his Nervura apd will stand’ behind it at all a | timer, "Dr. Grtene, hmeelt, will give \ tree e train passed entirely over the +1 before Cor. | conmultation ang advice, personally or by body, Motorman D. C. Ormsby being un- din $1,900 bail | all 85 At Who use Nervure "or come template Ite une, NINE TEEN-O-SIX HES. Values. Handsomer fabrics than have ever been woven rica our weavers lead the world in handsome designs—and the values a A WIFE’S TRIALS malicu act In case you find @ kindergarten In our drink to-day: Keep cool, G a net and app: in friendly ula will not. pis how friencly intentions, 3. Don't sirike or boll, Don't ruelty to the microbe. Remember, h may be a father, a mother or a whole blank family, By observing these common precau- loris our native fauna may be preserved 0 posterity. you if you thing. High Grade Garments at $15. Involving the hand-tailoring usually found in merchant-tailor efforts costing double. SUITS of high-grade, hard-finished all-wool cassimere, cut on extreme models, with deep side vents. . SUITS of dignified worsteds, more conservatively modelled. SUITS of velour-finished black Thib n four new conservative, medium use e that up to March 1 he haa a perant tor | using water from the permit renewed. He was given in- stead, he sald, a permit vilowing him } t) tap the water main, witich had been | done. FPritchman told the Court that} tho contractors were not given the right; tu use the water, ‘Magistrate “Whitman paroled Moore | and instructed the representative of th contractors to try and fix matters up with Commissioner Ellison, of the Water Department. ‘At the offices of the Water Depart- ment to-day Mr. Padden explained that the permit given the contractors had kipsed, and that on this account the water had been shut offi rhis afternoon the four boilers used the contractors for thetr steam adrilis Jn the big excavation were all idle. A. fifth boiler on the Beventy- efghth. street side was running with water brougtit in buckets from a little house at some distance. Canavan, senior, the putriarch of the firm, was in an’ ugly temper over the interrup- tion of his work by the Water De- | partment, His drillers were all tdle, and in thelr places were twenty or thirty Italians, driliing by hand. ‘two polcemen were on guard to-day Jreptitiously tapped at the mains. ———_—.> BILL OUSTS ALEXANDER. State Gan Meter Inspector Likely to Lone Office. (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, March 9.—The bill ousting Jastrow Alexander as State Gas In- | his office to the State Gas Commission, was introdu to-day by Majority Leader Moreland, of the Assembly. d | son’s Sonsk Sons. MILLINERY DEP'T, Special sale of French Horse Hair Hats Six different shapes, in black jonly, value 98c.,, at 75C¢ each, |Broadway, 8 & 9 Sts. One Minute from Astor Place Subway Station. $1,000 PICTURE FREE. Next Sunday's World will con- tain as an Art Supplement a fine |reproduction of Charles Dana Gib- celebrated $1,000 Collier rawing, “A Hopeless Case.” nd extreme models. . CRAVENETTE RAINCOATS of Oxford velour and unfinished worsted, tailored by one of Ambrica’s foremost raincoat tailors. i SPRING COATS, ,fitted bac terfield models, reminiscent of the courtly clothes of the French Loui XIV, Newest tweed effects. The above are values found exclusively in Brill Stores at $15. j Brill Garments at $20. i That compete directly with the swell tailors’ productions. | SUITS of the popular worsteds, of every new weave, in shade ranges 4 from light nutria-gray and aluminum gray to plain black and white silk mix- tures, and in new models from the conservative to the most extreme. 4 SUITS of black vicuna-finished Thibets and unshorn worsteds, in exclu. ri sive models, from America’s three finest tailoring organizations, SPRING COATS of black and Oxford vicuna, silk lined to the edge; 4 form-fitting French back coats of correct herringbone effect tweeds, silk a lined; and of black and Oxford vicunas, GRAVENETTE RAINCOATS of worsted, velour and Thibet that, although loose and roomy, still outline the form. These garments conform to the highest possible ‘standard of ready-for-service tailoring, and are extreme Copyrighted, (od y value at this price, Brill Bros, el Our Entire Range of 1906 Models of Custom Garments Ready-for-Wear representing a most complete show is now ready, In addition to our $10, $15 and $20 g: : P Spring Suits, $20 to $35. Fitted-Back Chesterticla Sorat we our: Spring Coats, §20 to $35. Cravenelte Raincoats, $20 to $30, 1906 Spring Suits for Young Men smart, stylish, serviceable, popular priced, Our Young Men's Garments are tai that are smart, SHS young men's Work, producing mannish, boyish, stylish garments only, 1 CY Oreanlzations de- Special. Cassimere Suits, tailored to meet exacting requirements, cut . ol ted models; long coats, heavy lapels, deep side and centre vente! Te 2 erent eR a Se ce leae Neat Cheviot a single and double bre: " cellent $8 values; s' 14 to 20.00.66 Stylish Worsted Cassimere and Chev Breeths tera maaan crn custom tailored suits, that retain the shape until worn out, withstanding hardest wear and weather; smartest models and all correct coloring. Excellent values at considerable more... 1906 Spring Medels, $6.00 $8.00 / ‘They will have six months ta sober up on the Island, under contract to bring out the play 's spring. but as he did not want to {ake oft "The Ton and the Mouse,’ how. running ai his only available theatre, the Lyceum, he arranged with Pinero to put “His House in Order’ in next fall. Mr, Frohman said most ot the new productions now, running fn London were of poor quality, The town seemed to have gone mad again over musical comedy, ‘The Baltic had 179 first-class passen- gers and 1,670 passengers In all. ORYING Bae Itch, itch, itch, the tender skio nd bleeding. HAY" ‘ ; Halirhealth Koops You Looking Young Ase tana, “pedicels sir, seis ot linen, bus ore it ale heals. Hada Carhartt EG Men’s Suits in Spring and Summer Weights, Designed for Last Season’s Service And Made to Sell for $18, $20 & $22 Single and: Double Breasted Sack Models in all Sizes. How $4 () 50 If style is not the all important factor you reckon with in the purchase of a Spring Suit, but character and quality count for more, then this is your opportunity to possess a Suit of last Spring's design for very much less than the same Suits sold for in the season : for which they were designed. The quantity of Suits is limited. It is wise to be early. Fancy Cheviots and Homespuns, Blue and Black Un- finished Wor- sted and Thibet, Three Broadway Stores: At 13th St. At Canal St. Near Chambers St. 5 6) Dudley 4-in-1 Combination Suits, with 2 Pairs of Trousers, $3.95. me “Dudley” Suit for boys 8 to 16 years old is the most practical, mos a . ot hey the BEST $5 VALUE su it ever designed for boys. t popular and (although the price Bycause it is the only combination suit at the price that is STRICTLY ALL WOOL, Because it is the only combination sult at the price that is tailored by the same expert tailors who make highest rade garments, . ‘ iy ‘ Because it is the only suit that is sold with TWO pairs of trousers at a price LESS than usual for SAME Sen TaN rant that bi FOUR distinctly diff Because it is the only sult that combines F distinctly different styles—as Norfolk Suit with knickers; as sual double-breasted Suit with knickers; as double-breasted Suit with straight knee pants; Shik traight knee pants. Only to be had in Brill Stores. Price, $8.95. s Pants; as Norfolk Suit with Special Sale Hnee Pants, 43c. Strictly all-wool extra knee pants, fully guaranteed. We give a new pair or money back for any pair that rips. “FURNISHINGS |SPRING1906 HATS Complete Showing. For Spring 1906. The new Negligee Shirts are here in a greater) STETSON'S self-conforming Derbies, extra assortment of attractive colorings, ents: a Seslens | light weight, $8.50. ve ever shown before, We guarantee the colors | Gane cynyy z5 a es saa olutely taste See STETSON’S Soft Hats, in all the new college } Extra strong lines at $1.00 and $1.50. shapes and entire range of shades, $3.50 and $5. f B. B. SPECIAL. Hats, both soft and stiff, same oF ee a ee pare Sid. Spring Neckwear, light weight four-in-hands, | in the new shades, 5Oc. 5 | quality commanding $4 elsewhere, #3. Also, exclusively our own production, the ~ B, B, SPECIAL Derbies and Soft Hats, better “LONGWORTH,” a new bow tie, in shimmering, spring- by test and comparison than any other $2 hat ies ks. Only in Brill Stores, 50c. 1 1 Uke silks. Only tn FEurnishings for men are ready. | Sold, To be had only in Brill stores, $8, Get the Habit. Go to UNION SQUARE, 279 Broadway, near Chambers. ‘are Haierne@ - “hee Slate im. iia