The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1906, Page 4

4 — fetches eee SHUTS DOWN One Nuisance. matum on Egy cans of abatiog @ VALETTA, Island of Salta a factory at No. edo boat dos Eipbin here to-day to proved of t Piraeus,.Gre tendent Maxi oklys, the plant to-day. Two policemen were placed on guard with instruc keep the factory shut down furnaces were fired with hard cos This extremely drastic courte will be adopted in other cases where owners of factories and big buildings mhen asked to so fire the to avoid shrou 8 hood in @ pa to prove more effective th a gmpen to court and having @ small fin fnflloted after numerous poxtponements, @uring which ho calmly continues to ge the alr with thick smoke and/ ‘! anoke. ders. Cite McKibbin streot plant is « wood working establishment, and the frugai Propfietor has:bean using in his fur-|of Commons this aft ernoon neces the shavings, splinters, sawdust | Te Geren ee Gorn and other refuse usual to such @ con-|there is no ft cern. Shavings and sawdust make a|mente that the ac hot fire and all they cost 18 the exyense | specting the Deva of getting them to the furnace and | encouraged feoding them to the Are. i ut they make a smoke compared ‘which even soft coal smoke is prefer- VICTIM OF SAL OON bie. In this particular case the offense S siptertie luce st oaahae asd SHOOTING IS DEAD. | |Headquarters for Eggs. Leontrd streets. ‘The classrooms of the school have) been filled ror days with a thick, ser @moke from the woodworking plan e@bimney. The eae and teachers have spent hours of, misery from smarting | eyes “and rasping drone passages, pate SSmplaint after complaint made direct: | After Crime, by to the owner of the factory was | axe : | John Flannagan, who was intendent Maxwell was appealed | Tim Foley to by the principal of the school, 'e m4 rent a notice to the owner to abate the | Soon at F nulsance, No attention was paid to {t.| avenue, « to- On April 17 he caused the t of the| Hospital. Foley fs nd had t y L” But |nagen and James estared a Public shulzance a wer na him: | aa P. F. McGough De UTICA, May 7.—Patrick 1 for violations Most of ithe oF a leading coal ¢ led_yesterday OT LIKELY TO KILL PASSAIC SALOON MAN May 7.—Michaet on at | need lasses or not there utely NO CHARGE for con with one of our Ocwi Glasses Only if > One Dollar; alw 350s 5 Cortian dt St., To Get More Strengt from Your Food ng pt. ny ‘Foley, the Slayer, Near Lynching by New Hell’s Kitchen Mob eded—often as low as erate prices, : Ehrlih Sons | pculis s and) Opticia nS. 223 Sixth, AV. 1274 Bro: adway. xth Av. 217 Br Foadw ay. h ‘SULTAN IN ALARM a FACTORY OR AS THE BRITISH BLACK SMOKE HUSH WARSHIPS Health Officials Take Calls Extraordinary Coun- Drastic Action Toward | jj to Consider Ulti- See A DAY : TE WORLD: Te AN) “VE MAN HL JOELEITER IS MILAN TRIED OM | Accused of. Buying Votes. resident’s Daughter and, louder ae at Asbury! Office Vaults ils Bowa@pen| | later gave himself Her Husband Hurrying | Park Suggests Poison- to Keep Engagement. | ing to the Police. | a Block Away. joa ral be Se apie oe ber with Chicago Police Half | stan who surnpea nis $1,009 att He is also charged with intlyil ‘ ‘ at the polls and assault, Attorr CHICAGO, May 7.—The oMee of Jo-| General Juilue Mayer prosecu h Leiter and of the esiate of the Into| the case and Mar v1 Z. Leiter, father of Joseph Lelter,| mar Rorovgh Pr s robbed Inst night or Saturday nig and bonds and securities valued at} 0 Were stolen, The burglars en- tored the office by breaking in the door} h a sledge hammer, using rubber | mats to denden the force of th hey later blew up tho vaults 2 whi rities were locked, ‘i r offices are only half a block away from Police Headquarters. The robbery was not disco (Special to The Evening Worl: ASBURY PARK, N, J., May Ward Mason, twenty-t . is dead at his » W. Littleton appears for Milan. w nh @ stretch of leve fer a st he clerks | urities valued at from $100,000 to had been taken. : i the manager of | Lal arrived at} rato keep the aff. a orning. Mrs. over itand declared that the unt of the robbery w vald not amount) to more than $1200), and prodix 4 $ 158 Cents each, 3 for 25 persons he met ¢ to get) PD ag Dt LS 2 Tarks Killed.! the insurance me « belonge| Which the clerke thought had bee OLUETT, PEABODY & OF SALONIC Seeing pi a | stolen, i] Makers cf Cluett and Mon: & at in # ings, wrote the wil} and then «cave him The offices of Robert F. and Frank! = = a band of potson. Crowe, attorneys, adjoining that of the Mason could nelther read nor write, #0 Cage ren) “4 } . and th \Sunday Wants Work Wonders. it is certain the will was not tran-| 2 seribed by him. i ‘Good Eggs~Fresh Eggs At 161 James Butler Stores. g unusual for the JAMES BUTLER STORES to sell half a million eggs a day. At some seasons our sales run over a million eg __ Our gathering and delivery of new-laid could never handle them in such ng with the small deal ler in the price old eges are often plentiful and very ple use for them. plying new-laid eggs, fresh from the irc smpeti ‘ors in price. T at is why s rely on us all the {ime for their t express and for the next three Gay aan Eggs, 25¢c ', 1. = It's too risky, bees Our customers h: | Lemons. i é fees site fae ane 15c Oranges. Large, ét, juicy California HAD aie a eantatiesn bo \ evant eee aed ed fruit, June Pea for a quick near-by “green and ‘i JAMES BUTLER Sugar Corn Packed Maine style, 33 to 60 cent sweet and creamy. 33 to 60 cents a IC 3 ano 95 3 see eeeeeeseete of each, for Cc Cans Sugar Corn, sweet ‘and creamy; Maine stylé 20c Tea, Coffee and SugarSp ecials. sString Beans. —Sitted, sweet re ene for PRINT BUTTER and will use no other kind. ast View ity of the JAMES TLER TEAS and der; a can.. COFFEES k ed 5 that aur pi about HAL Home Comfort—Te H Hat {s usua lar high grades. He igs up to next Wednesifay night: appetizing: can co. “10¢ “S. & “st lg ane 60 GREEN 100 Geet ' Stamps Free 60 GREEN Stringless Beans \ STAMPS wins purchase STAMPS Essie — Choicést quality, young, FREE WITH Ib. very best coe Be s Very ! Od Java Coffee. 30c ST TEAS. 2 ths, Very Bost Gelfee: 601. vey sm” 956 WOrth $1.00csce00 fceof Five vari 2 Kew Tea "BO wit | lb. Very Best Tea _50c™ Total Purchase, easily worth $1.COa Ib...5.... sees ceewee e Todi 5c Worth $1.00 a Pou otal purchase, worth $2.36, $1, 1.35 Worth $1.10 elsewhere. 15c WOrth 366.4. ¢s0s cere vves WITti 7 lbs. Granulated Sugar, 25¢1 [ Dainty Biscuits. || } aaa + Dainty Biscuits. |D ] SS. @H. 2 e Baby Sugar Corn h from the glowing ovens of t ou e Green tamps Essie Brard—Maine’s finest; youns, NATIONAL BISCLIT COMPANY, Free with all purchases of 10 cents or more, except C. O. D. groceries, cen eer vo hogeyed other cor: | for 3 more d ‘12¢ PRET elected 4 Pride of St. Louis Flour. Cheese. Packa 25 The very best milled, Unsurpassed in me ceeee IVE cca ost nee = Cc qualities for bread, biscuit or pasiry........ is ra Cc tritious; worth 2%. a Ib, ? dl paul oA SC EAL our price, a Ib 15c we ' t ' t ' f Marstmatiows. Marsha Butler’s Borax Soap . . .)¢ cakes 10c Smoked Beef. Eabbiti's Soap, or Satin Gloss Soap .,, QO for Ribb on—Sliced thin from bes — fresh packed every i Prunes, } 3 SS terete et a Het. cartons: ¥ Qe pe co Wine and Liquor Specials, paar J tothe; : i a | At 73 eras Butler Licensed Stores. East Vise acini Ae da trait, t Pistgereasteons SO} p Four of skeys distilled in Ne respective countries; preserved in rich syrup; 18c SIRS a Bleek “and White Scotch, lige can, worth 23¢,, for, Canadian Club... Power’ en cen ee eet Ans Your Lib i erty Pickle | Choice, 98c bottle, Gherkins, onions, chow chow ihe tract. Sa Old Cabinet—full quart. ; milxed ‘pickles, Medicinal Malt Whiskey, toi Dy “sick. and ailing, bottle.... 69¢e¢ 34 02. jar, 25c| 40 “10c nek over 1 quart, | jar, [Ba Ale, wi, $1.50 $5 eC; Bottles, e » famous October brew, sold elses Bure for $1.80 to $2, Claret. ‘ Beer. & hott ct Califorr bottles of two of t i? i ier aie, 55¢ i best brews,....... 45c j French Claret —Franci ake Imported St, Jwien, bottle... 5O0c Califorais Sherry... y th California Ports... ees eit 25¢., 35c. «: 50¢ Imported Port or Sherry Wine, a bottle, teers T5o Monogram Rye Whiskey years old, bottle.. 75; 0 STAMPS FREE Francisco French Brandy, Finsst Cognac, bottle,t. {$30 STAMPS FREE Princeton Cocktails, all kinds, bottle... ..... + 75¢.—30 STAMPS FREE “Eddle" Milan. the Brooklyn pot and fo: t of Brooklyn Print Butter of Extra Quality. (weargann im’ Ganhauxer, who hean't [MUSCULAR BUTCHER |=" <7 Sacer, woe tonne CATCHES PICKPOCKET. "ges vn csc we the car and tu ever to Det They rece p,. of No. 24 whose pletura labelled He wus somewhat surprised aware that both his own @ taken to Jeffers arket , where Magistra batt fo was In a 2 tho it. There was a maf attiched to ow her than » hand—a young man with a hard 1 Was Inserted, mado and ‘shifty eyes, an4 a lot of the shift as he was nly store th, but his streosth was of no |to board the car | Be Wruanafiy Sere | Store Closes at 5:30 P. M. | | Tomorrow Morning We Place on Sale | A Fine Lot | Of Sample Couches i Our Furniture Store now occupies the larger part of facal | x division | 3 in the Stewart Building. One very inte of it is the Couch section on the Third floor, Tenth where we now have ample opportunity for better a reet side, ngements It is our desire to bring on the floor an entire ly ple Couches; and to accomplish this end we nt Sample Couches at the radical and displ | new line of Sam {1}, offer all the pr in prices in the list below. These Conches were all made to onr special i materials used arc the best possible to supply at that grade; |}, and the workmanship is of the highest character throughout. The couches are perfect in every way, except that they | . | 1 | duetions the marks of handling while they have been on exhil ill agree that the hurts are very s are quite handsome. The list follow: At $11, from $14.50— —Green Denim Box Conch; wile; 7-ineh box; moss and ha Ning At $12, from $16—Green Denim Divan; 6 a cotton filling. tow 2s At $14.50,from $19—Green Denim Box Conch; 6 fect long, | G feat long, 40 bh fest tong, 38 Inches wide; feet x 36 springs, hair filling. At $15, from $20— Empress Sofa Red; 6 feet 3 inches long by 4 wide when exten denim mattre At$!7, from $22 + inches lon, At $20, from $ bre filling wit At $20, from $39—( At mee irons $30— $36—Red Velour Couct and half filling. At $28.50, from $38—Green Velour n Hail heads; moss and hair fil At be 50, from $42— Dark green Velour Couch; ptilow head; plain eat; moss and halr filling; finished with nat! heads. At 527.50, f heads; diamond tufted; finished At $35, from $45—Dark Red Linen Velour Couch; wedge * antique nail heads; moss and hair fi These Refrigeraiors Are Far More Than “Ice Boxes”---Some Facts The old style “lee box"—a metal-lined box, with an {ce compart: | ment and a waste pipe—has no place odern housekeeping. A tew merely. ow, are as far years hence they fhe excellent Refrigerators, described in detail ahead of the old “ice boxes” as motor cars are of jinri These refrigerators are clean and sweet-smelling all the time, be- causp they are constructed on the most scientific principles. For in- in clreulation—not |j 1 1 be wholly out of nse. Their deserts slance,.a pure stream of cold dry air ts alwa damp air, mind you. For damp air affects foods and makes them pi S| bad quickly. The woods used will not warp, and are known to be splendid non-conductors of heat. And the iceman hates these makes—they’re bad for h!s business— they save the housekeeper too much money f The housekeeper who needs a new r gzerat young woman who fs going to buy her first refr. time, will do well to see the standard makes and the at W well as the tor in a short large assortment maker's? Eddy Refrigerators Constant circulation of cool dry alr. Slate shelves, alwa d eany to keep clean. Zino lining. ‘The boxes © made of white ping. pi ed in imitation of o “Trefrigerators. at $18 to $106. Ice Chests, at $4 to $27, i | Puritan Refrigerators wh. golden oak finish; fitte) with Sia fee-chamber and waate- x shelves, galvanized steel racks and shelves; bronze f ed Nd | opnlonce metal is ured in corners to rust ‘and |f Aluminom shelving. } Dayth Height Pres | | lock a rey hinges, At $1: to $8. Bit ie | Glass-Lined Refrigerators eres) in Oak cases, fine cs et finish; double 4% in. in. ! walls filed with Neptune insulation; Pamement, Wanamaker | | ' Linoleums and Oil Cloths: || ' Linoleams and Oil Cloths || And Other Summer Floor Coverings | ‘The Carpet Store, on tho Fifth floor of the Wanamaker Building, {s filled to overflowing with the newest as well as the m staple pr | mer floor coverinms. | Linoleum is much tn demand by housekeepers this Spri Tt is durable, sanitary, and very easily kept clean. We put it in churches, | Pullman cars, hotels, private houses, and on the decks of battle-ships. Is it any wonder housekeepers favor it? In any number of patterns, | Plain, too. Suggestions: i Intuld Linoteums | Ott Cloths { Colors go clear through to the back | 1, 1M. 1%, 2 and 24 yards wide, at LeANe ba worn bare. Prices by thie | 26, We, 2c, Mc, 60 a square yard. | anytre yard: | Cork Mats | Boatahy ish aes Lye 16 | itt Bathrootia) 18x27 In., at $1; 27x | aoe Line bedaes t linge | ; Cocoa Mattings | fi Brinted Linoleums For halls, porches, hotels and| tand 6 feot wide, 6c 0 aquaee yard, | naceneey tn all colors, @o a square} wa § ond 12 foot wide, at foo, ihc |) Something new, and not to be found! nd $1 a square yard, elsewhere—a Fibre Matting, in neat, | se philotes |fhareby‘ cover the ondingey room with 5. 6, and 12 feet wide, at Te and / out a seams It can aiso bo mado fn | 1 eeete var any length up to 100 fvet, ag a rug;! Cork Carpet at’ a running yard. | 6 foot wide, ut $1.% a square yard. | Fifth floor, Wanamaker Building, | Formerly A, T, Stewart & Co., | i Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Streets, | L ——— ee ™ i ’ 4