The evening world. Newspaper, July 12, 1907, Page 9

‘THE EVENING WORLD. FRIDAY, JULY 12, ICTs World. +Mecide upon the $2 row. 5 prize GMice boy Holding cat.” having his meals brought Eleyenth-hour suggest that you nam < Miss b. No. 35 {West Nimety-sey From a Musical Pun: I should suggest that baby be named “LOHEN ern). H. No. 153 Woodruff avenue, Home-Made Nam I beg to submit the on BEC street, No. Ml West hattan. Chubby—Cunning Little the name of Ch Thirty te ni ery apprayr £ Ww Jackson, Iyweas and as ‘the aslekory was 99 applicable the baby might ae Wuckor No. &l East One Hundret street. vas that will not rub oft, prominent teeth. Hopin: and t PLE "No. Wa main, Ria A Great Head. Why not name the baby NEWLYWED, as he ole in his head whe: he at ay No, 49 Court street the Newlyweds’ baby. He and wants a nice n Aturphy, the He iz nuts vad f jes isader: Z-think the name for the to be ALPHONSO, fort thn king of all bables No, 327 Warren street, "Name ror the New JOS. ‘No, G2 west One Hundred ninth street. cowith never be: given ue, Put it E. Angelo, with a afitaca..the. ttle. fellow Ja eyes, call ‘him ons eh ean ark to the him SGHABL. and NDWLYWED. “sWorldie” Looks Good RS excellent NEWLY WED. Mra, ERNEST J, E. FI Ist N. J. per, Hittleton-—erentte; “Baldi” le Poetleal. Call the darling Gartbald! | But, hurrah! he 1 not | Wo. 47) Putnam avenue, Let § Has No Sister Ja Id be CALAMIT hs red BEF oe, 114 Lexington avenue. John U. for Luc’ My choice of 2 name for JOHN _D. NEWLY WED, @omes his way byt Nair Two Georges Divide we Sect ie Bae of our count i et jee copes who fie ni Sas Hutton acreet, Reis He's Popular Presi Call tho ab; 1H EODOR VELT. for w doubt Prosident ited which Mr. an Fenout the U ds Mrs. ‘ Invites Fortunat I name ROC sould; OK aatwhat ners Eaune he Wants more No, 2624 Broadway, City, Doubly Democra Foposs the following n ) EDWARD GROVER, 2 nos ners Bp, OAKLEY, nth street. alentine. toakes of the. child, | LY 80 filustrious a Jewio- | Tor Ti <ID.’ IES McCORMICK, a ddy for Teeth. ure ia naming your dar ¥ THEODORE ROOSE: NWLYWED in honor of our! Let us have a name for the baby that demous President. who has the smile brist, trom a ten-year-old schoolgirl, TT N. geems to be whoHy head te you GEORGE CAREY Suggests Another “M.” You would like to have a name for No doubt he is Democrat, I would call him, i¢ I were You, CHARLES FRANCIS, after Charl. Mester RICH HARRY, No. 6% East Eighty-elghth street. —He's Hing cf Em Att Mra, M'NAMARA, _ And He's “it” With Many. The Artist Much Upset. , Please do Mr, George MoManus Jus-| tice by nents baby after him, “pekd--for—tie fon he has! backward like thia:) BGROEG SUNS Ne HARRY LAWRENCE RADCLIFFE. ghould name him after our most namely—-WORLDIE LITTLE BALDI Newlywed; ‘He's a hero like the other, 1 think the beat name for the baby RL8 No. 44 Bast Sixteenth ai GEORGE WASHINGTON WILYWED, in honor of | wo ayia with | vewiywed i HO PEA! Wo. %4 Edgecombe avenue, him LYW ‘Name for Newlywed Baby Will Be Chosen To-Night {DAYS PRISONER Bice GOS The Selection, With Winner of the $25) Prize, Will Be Announced in The | Evening Werld To-Morrow. Naming the Newlywed Baby. The $25 prize nane to be given the Newlyweds’ Baby wil] be chosen to-night and Cee bie! in CLUB ET) Evening Watch for to-morrow’s Evening World and sce if you succeeded in naming the funniest baby that ever happened. That clicking sound {s caused by the } name that The christening will take plac¢, at the office wator tank, with the hea Tie lose, tf he te Bets aoe on time, and music by the office paq Meanwhile, the. Newlywed Editor {s denying himself to everybody and 0 July n He has n jons Looks Well on a Mat. ne the kid ster. e Newlyweds’ Broo! e. ate MLOLD, Brooklyn. Rascal! {UBBY for ame, In se: | term to Andrew we called and Sixth also those on your Brooklyn. Brooklyn. ame, since Tammany baby ought nik lie ts thy Brooklyn. and for be} MoKAY, 1 tn A Sep om to be of the M ANGELA | to Her, EDLBR, ie dead! CARY, o prookiyn. ne. RLINGER. k, the baby Is} Everything | SMITH. treet. Glory. and also of, Jersey Olt ident. Ria ROOSE- the Bate In PEARCE, us. PIERPONT yD, nis and still B. H. tice ame for the be-} HELD FOR MURDER CONFESSED BY BRENNAN GIRL Worcester Police Formally Ac- cuse Frank Phipps of Killing Burnap. BANK MESSENGER IN ASTOR HOUSE Detectives Do Not Believe the! Story that Pickpockets Got $1,716 in Cash, July WORCESTER, Ma. nk W. Phipps, proj Pond Hose tn § loins eb |whtch the body of Cherley L. Burnay | Claim Handwriting on Envelop od on Monday night, waa mr | | { this afternoon on: the charge of having: murdered Burnap, and was |locked up In.the Jail In thie clty, | The State previous to his ar-| rest, had been following WILL ARRAIGNED. of wabury, near} Containing Returned Papers “Is Same 1 Prisoner’s. fai work on the theories ‘lywed Editor's brat trying to the Newlywed bby 1s to get to-mor-| actively variour out case, | Henry J. Wuson,- former riemeaer| a of the First National Bank of New York, who claimed rob. of his wallet ‘containing $1,716 in| cash anc no A drafts for $22:000, 1," Wag wrrested to-day,” “He aigned before United States ‘and held jn that had been sum Phipps aince yestorday; of house all survelllance le Morar, athis Moran has been and watened Phipyt . to-day, n Pond House, wherb jartiett Felleved Moran, Bart- Edgemere to “have ‘beer Shrawabury, night ree was not been home since Wednesday night, 02°. 4 by Shlelis a when his rest was badly brvken by a dream iu which he saw an endless 00 bail for examination next Mon- then 190k Phings to th procession of names, exch individual name shrieking, “Give je that $26!" day. | Hotel, where arrested by | he notes” and “a! w 1 i State € »bert Mo! nd ‘As for the Daby, it 1s contenitedly eating cardboard in the art room and The aotes’ and drafts which Wilson Sisto Oficers Rovers 5 moniering what ati the fuss is about It docan't -know whats name 16 10-py— IMs ea A ee Aiary Brennan who confessed that «be. You don't knéw. But you will know if you get Saturday's Evening Moi 5, Simon now-taller of| she had shot Phipps and then later de- World. the bank, made th against | nied the killing, ts stil In Jail, Sut will Wilsdn. he bank ns that} probably be discharged or held nom!- Wilson denten it, | Dally as 9 witness and the officers sot Ye got the money. ‘The bank o} monarch In the world; Grover being the| tina Countian eaten AT FO | sane concern OBTAINS WRIT IN HIS Not? Sintthow- pine, Flatbush} 4a_on FIGHT TO RECOVER JOB. His Even Tenor Appeals. As the baby Newlywed ts a1 vs nvelope c: ‘ wiswed is such a great t|Deposed Secretary to Tenement- jainger I should think that CARUSO ining ities ts t would be a noprate pane fr him, | of Wilson. Experts, tt fs sald, have GHAE J HOLLAND, "| come to the ana teanehans said, have) “House Department Gains’ a No. %% Macon street, Brooklyn. eta pediyecas a Point “Georgle,” Every Day. For three yoara past Wilson has been oint. By lanier eal ROS | employed as a foreman by erate SERBS | m GEORGIE af-| Addressing Hundreds of Works 2 | street” M son’ arrest, every confide: in his several years through July Wilton tak acied a6 an extra moses r the bank and made his first col- lection this year on July 1, the date of the alleged robbery. i Wilson says he was taken on konday | to room 12 In the Astor ye by de- os tectives from a local agency and then} Thinks He's Odd. A mest appropriate name for your) ear offspring, in which so much !nter- 1a shown, \s Ever-odd (Everard), he ts the cadet HelDe that ever caine to my notice, E. KTLBOUR: 63 South Ninth street, Brooklyn Teddy and Altoneo aso oanee lt wautiuetne pera lady Tnenapeniatiiean Please christen the 4 bab: apni be discharged except on proot of ef to communteate with friends, “until his j neglect of his duties or disobedience of Theodore Alfons) Newlyw \\ Theodore) arrest to-day. be > le f vibe ordera. No proof, ho asserts, was given belng the President. of the. United | pe Say [er era Near ne had been. sullty of any tates, and Alfonso the Royal Mr. New- offense would warrant his re- lywed of Spain 0M _A KELLER, | iia Second avenue. “Tribute to Intelligence. I think & good name would be “Noughnomore," for one as smart as} ¢ 1s enough for one family. Mrs. WILLIAM MVEIN, 604 Broadway, Long Island City. Daddeus, Dada, Da-de. INSPECTGR-B.,-FAMOUS HORSE, SOLD FOR $15. Sire of Several Good Horses That Have Won on Local Tracks. to The Evening World.) LEXINGTON, Ky,, July 12—Inspector | B., & once famous racehorse and of} >| late years doing stud service In one of the local breeting farms, was to-day wok! to a farmer for $15. The “Inspector Horse,” known: on: thé Eastern tracks, was a prominent factor In many of the rich ntaken of the early nineties. When his racing daya were over he wi meoured by Pat Meany and retired to the stud Hoe is the sire of Inspector Girl, Inépec- ter Munroe and a number of thorough- breds, most of whom raced in the West. Nono of them, however, ever attain ene prominence on the turf of th aire. rr will distingutsh {t from the children of other common mortals. 1 would an, est the scriptural name of Daddeu: then you could call him Da-da or Da-de for short. EDW. LOWE, ‘$33 Third avenue. A Brave Name. Call him Ferdinand de Soto Newly- wed, and he will be a brave man. M, PAULSON, 18), Sixteenth street, Brooklyn. . And Then He Would Be Kissed. Allow me to suggest the name of Hobion Newlywed for the kid. Never Fails to” RESTORE GRAY HAIR as he ¥a4/t9 its NATURAL COLOR No matter how Jong it has been gray or faded. Promotes a luxuri- ant growth of healthy hair. Stops its falling out, and positively re- moves Dandruff. here hair soft ye. and glossy. Is not a Philo Hay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J, 60c. AT DRUGGISTS. Ai C. DOTY, Myer street, ‘Hackensack NI. Of Men’s *4 Trade Marked Oxford | ~ ‘Ties and Shoes at *1- On Sale Saturday Only Packard *4-° Oxfords _ Snow $3-50 Oxfords McElwain °3-° Oxfords Welted Soles i Newest Summer itt Snow 83,50 Shogs... McElwain'$3,00 Shoes, Styles All Sizes, All Widths, Patent Coltskin, Velour Calfskin, Gun-Metal Calf and Russet—Lace, * \ Eahward ber t deimnocratiy Bluchers and Button. |FOUR DROWNED WHEN * SIDE-WIPCD Ott A SPEEDING CHR: Many Gra From Perches on § Running-Board When Lum- |: ber Pile Is Encountered, © |; A score of men riding from Brooklyh | Greonpoint to-day a street lear painfully Injtired being’ xwept from the running board. Tha car was jammed, and the over How Of passengers were hanging tside Uke fies’ on a molasses jar. | Approaching Maujer strect on La mer the car Was coming afong at’ to spoed.. Near the corner a bor had been dumpe ing up within a few os of the rails. |, As the car swept by the lumber col-| lapsed and the heavy timber crashed | down ypoh—the men on the running board. They were scraped off and tumbled about, on their heads, ‘ll of them -re- calving cute and bruises to on Loi were on WIND UPSET ROWBOAT. SPRINGFIELD, Ky. July Nelile Noe, Miss Mary Constock and Jacob Pargiew, of' this pince, were drowned, to-day in Litile Bee young people We which was swamped by together with a negro boy, | h Fork River. ‘Phe out in a rowboat a nigh wind. BEFORE FIGHTING BEGINS. Americans, French Stand Toget Hague on Proposit TI fe HAGt sition which. wa to the effect that PALO Oppo! PASSENGERS ARE strc a there VIOLENT EXERTION, rowing, running, horseback riding, will not shake off eye- | glasses that are fitted with The Harris Suction Clip, | attached to Your Glasses for 35 Cents. Sold Only at Our Four Stores. WK atonis 12.—Miss | 54 East 23d St., near Fourth Ave. \'54 West'I25th St., near Lenox Ave. | 442 Columbus Ave., 81st & 82d Sts. | 489 Bilton St., BROOKLYN, Abraham & Stra 7,9 41, 13, 15, f hostilives an) to we ub-co: to-day | ee to of war lites Clearance Children’s Shoes 39¢ Children’s$1.00Ties, Vici Kidskin. 39c Button Shoes. Children’s $1.00 45¢ Canvas Tes Children’s 81,00 Ties, Patent Coltskin ‘Button Sho: 49¢ White C Oxtords. Children’s $1,00 Ten anvas c Shoes.... 45 Children’s $1,00Blu: Childrea’s $1.00 Red 44Q9¢c Children’s $1.00 white Ceaves 45e Clearance Women's Shoes Women's -$3.00 Tan 4-29 Pamps mepeinain OS Women's $2.00 Pat- 95¢ 95 i ent Colt Oxfords. . 75 a ee $2, 50 95¢ Women’s $2.00 Vic! c Kia Shorts. . 73 Patent 72:89, Cont- skin Satior Ttes.. ane vas Oxfords "Women’s $2.00 Can- vas Oxiords. Misses’ $2.00 Patent Misses’ $2.00 Vii Kid Shoes........... 1.0¢ Mis 82,00 Tan Oxtfords...... Seat el 00 Misses’ $2.00 Black Oxfords... ....... 00 Migses" $1.60 Patent Co}tStrap Slippers $2.00 Canvas Ae Boys‘ €oit Skees: Boys’ $2.50 Gun Metal Calt Shoes -75-Viek Hide Se Eoys* $1 zee Eoy Boys* Clearance Misses’ Shoes Coltskin Shoes,... Shoes $2,650 Sace: OF SHOES AND, OXFORDS Sweeping Reductions FOR QUICK CLEARANCE Misses’ $1.50 Canvas Clearance Boys" Shoes $2.50. ina Boya’ 81.65 Box Celt 95¢ Bova $175 Calt $1.75 Patent Leather Shoes... ie Tennis Shoes & Oxfords... HEAR 8, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 30 West Fourteenth St. 17, 19. 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27 and 29 West Thirtesath St, _ CLOSED TO-MORROW : During July and August Saturday Here Is Full Holiday So that Employes may obtain two full days for recreation cach week during July and August. WE CLOSE ALL DAY SATURDAY. as during past seven years. James A. Hearn & Son, ‘Credit to All. CLOTHING Far the Entire Family. Down $l and Qnva Purchase 4.00 Greatest Amusement Paterpri sub; 69¢ "69¢ oLy. Yonkers, 830 A, M. Fre fomt Hie Bh Ny dhe O. Rn. )-Fan 9.39 12.90 P. 1Q5e] ||) 14m s]-50 95° 39° ou aun a if 0% ‘on presentation 0% 10% purchated for cash th! OMIM Be allewee Open Every Evening Until , 90’Clock Write for our iscment on any New Cataenwe. 2 Ic. Malled F | This hore comaists of the follow- {ipa articles and Is en exibition ‘eroemn, ‘an they would ar [Bais KFURNITURE, CARPETS. some re TWhien Can Be Pure Oriental uw, 10.0; f showing you ex- appear ir in your EDDING, &e. ased of O Liberal Credit System. | ute eee H aa as a ete 50 Week iq -. ROOM— /|$i0) ** brates ray bev | $150 OF elewant ewith | 9200 $is00 $20.00 $30.00 « ry $2.00 | $2.25 50c w 30 ALM. 10.00 A. ML, R. er eck of $10. FURNITURE || Everything for Housckecping 4 ‘They Cannot Bink! | Include admission 49 / DREAMLAND; CONEY ISLAND | eo In the t to Ch #1220 115 10.40 A, M., M., 5.30 P.M. MAUGH CHUNKE i@ GLEN ONOHKO CHILDREN BELLEWOOD = un Acre}, ING. 50 CENTS Tshigh Valley Leave EAC Ferry Statioas For Belle wood. 3 eerste $65 W. 234 Bt i yy 8.99 A. M, rar Gortlandt and -“ Desbrosses 18.00 AM, VOU AL Bt Agents for GRAND Rae FURNITURE. eigen varde Nish “Tollet Sek, pieces, KITCHEN, ROCKAWAY B ‘Trains lea ad 2% 10,5, 2.10," 8.10, 4 Sn. 910 and 10.10 -P _EXCURSI “leaves New Chair; St. BR, Matting; 926 Pl M Ryery Sunday Str, Ek 0.504. M. Ret ROUND, Eng- EACH. MANHATTAN BEACH foot of sith 4! M 10, Baa ata ON UP THE SOUND. Pier 8, BR leaves N 20; 32 FOR SALE. Al: Autos, 2d Han Limousines, Landaulettes, ouring,. Runabouts,; Goot—ellable makes, second preferable to-new second raters! we handle ere NEVER th whet Ket at cut rate price new. Lecomobiles. | four-eyithder sie hoa a ake ‘The tages the mary ae HOT MM Drices qualtty, Fanos Menbshment.. arrest In. Amatiea Pte> | Brondway Mamrnoth Autos mobile Exchange, | 247-240 West 4 24 roadways ty | Dining-Room Furniture, Brass and Iron Beds, Sideboards, ‘China Clos- ets, Parlor Suites, Carpets, Rugs, Re- ileeaiors, Pianos, Phonographs aod Open. - Mon; & Sat, Eves. JAMES R. KEANE & CO, 1351-53-55-57 3d av., bet, 77th & 78th sts, at Cash, $11,983, Terms, $1 Down and 506, Weekly: ola ines taken age, We have about 18, sighOy Used box top. machines, all standard mak “Hand machiors, +. from to. 87. Teacher sent to your home, “We fuara our machines for ten years. Discount pald in wixty days or ax months, Writes Feoresentative wilt eall Tue GHAND UNION COMPANY, BIL Sd av., bet. 23d and 24 -Gramercy. OR Ret AMGRICAN WATCH and DIAMOND CO, Weekly ansced and dei fidenitial LUNG to order on fits or tml it INGE CLOTHING-CO: DIAMONDS, EASY PAYMENTS. ATCNES, Renate oot. or rte, JAMES HERGMAN, JEWELRY, MAIDEN LAN®T. 4th floor. ” STEAM MBOATS.« PATTEN [INE LINE “Electrical Engineering. Hixhest pay, fasctnating Work; rallroads and electrical tb "t met amen enough. We Kuarantee positions; \qulpment cogt ning ovursea: individual Or call for booklet World, Open all your. Ox Day. a strudtiol A NOVEL FIRE-ESCAP: Its Roin to be an easy WATCHES AND TTAMOWDS ANE. 'Phone 9807~—Corttande:— $2.50 $3.50 | D0 by oe wtf ith We. and Railroad Vare. QUEENS. cra allow Freizht guaranteed by the ‘sii sepended heneliting: this Meat day foe. views. Xdon, BST Mani REAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE— bat tnoney ine N eta 900,000 1 penta iinet ly it