The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1907, Page 7

City Parks Siew Be Thro or During wn Open to the Po So Oo cr rey eat Wes Commissioner Herrman Now} | Has Plan Under Con- sideration. ‘WILL LESSEN DISTRE Damage to Grass Could Easily Remedied at a |, Small Expense. ‘The action of a crowd of women with bebies in forcibly resisting a watchman é Qnd several policemen w to p expel them from the gr ; Mount Morris Park attention of Park Commi n.to-@ag, lind he has under con- eideration a plan by which thp lawns {ng parks may be opened to tho pud. ke during protracted. hot spells The ! Open spaces now available are monop- : ho #9) olimed by boys and men. 5 ‘The protests of persons who use the perk roads exclusively as driveways n4 are financially able to escape the heat of the city have thus far been Potent In. closing the acres and acres of land and shade to the poor, Un- doubtedly some damage will be Infict- ! ed, but damage to grass !s casily re- | paired and the expense will not be/ heavy. | In other cities the public In allowed tree run of the parks during the en- tire surnmer ant the parks of these cities compare favorable with our own | ¢ ner Herrman is disposed to ee. his power to alleviate the of the tenement mothers an n_wh “compelled t upon the parks for the only they oan obtain. ‘| Mrs. Frieda Singher, of No. 243 Sec- ond avenue, and her sisters, Mrs, Adella Finkelstein and Mrs. Anna Siegel; led | SPlause, OU the Mount Morris Park revolt yester- a sent day. Mrs. Sincher was arrested, but | this. and the was honorably discharged tn Harlem | /! Polce Court, eri te het he lis Patrol: Heliwes post, Defied # “Custodian.” | eintoreed by all” | women came up and | carried al supyort Hine He dentes| H ast One nd. W. “swith was | spot Telntoreed by ail the “reserves” in the | ed, her. Wheh Inaac Costa, of the Mount Mor- | *tjlon when the call came In—two mei Cops rie Park squad of “custodians,” ordered | "74 ® 4river tn the patrol wagon ___these woman and thelr babies off the| ‘Taken to Police Court. west lawn yesterday there were forty| It took boys playing on the east lawn, with|in the wi balls and ‘‘cats” flying, making it any- |: thing but a quiet or even safe resting | mpot. “There were several women in| the little party squatted on the Kross in the cool shade, but at the first gruff | word to “get out of that” they scurried away, all except Mrs. Singher and her plucky sisters. Mrs. Singher ‘s the wife | es Alexander Singher, a student in the | ew York Collegw of Dentistry. Her) {mbeci baby, Frieda, and Adelia's little Lester | Narauaed @nd sister Anna's baby were rolling and | crowing on the grass. | “Why abould we get out?’ manded. “Be wee em all to put Mrs, Sin on. She handed her baby The Effects of Opiates. Se ies taney aes ic, is well Peer dower of which are narcotic, is we ARE oR only then if unavoidable. ."” was the rej Drops, jit that Io’ the only" reewon I] 0g, rho administration of Anodynes, hav: batter one for staying It ta very hot. The benches aré hot. This ts the coolest place In the park for uur babies. The parka belong to all the | i f are entitied to the use Benen of them. “We shalt net ots a Costa callod two Assistants, could not budge the three Gosen other women who ha along the asphalt path and —_—_— need the attention of a physician, and it ia dose them willfully with narcotics, Castoria contains no narcotics if it bears the They | signature of Chas, H. Fletcher, © ‘a Dh | Genuine Castoria always bears the signaturo of ranged ped by A el : A Great Mid-Summer Sale of _Men’s Fine Ready-to-Wear Clothes se And What It Means at Vogel Brothers. It means that hundreds upon hundreds of suits designed especially for this Sommer have been sub-ected-to real and: radical -price-reductions.-It means to.every man.the one great chance of the whole Surnmer time to provide hi nself with a suit that is the product of the cleverest and most powerful organization of tailormen at about the cost of production, |, MEN’S SUMMER SUITS—rorme: prices $14, $15 i 916; $49.75 * $44.75 $17.75 $29.75 Besides the Exceptional Values in Clothing There Are Reai Rare Bargains in Every Department—For Instance MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS—an spice-epan and new; cuffs attached and detached--the kind, of shirts that id “ Cxmaas nara in you paid $1.25 and $1.50 for not over 10 days Vo MEN’S SAMPLE HALF HOSE $0: fades oh de of the plain blacks and ians ALL THE $3.50 AND $4 LOW. as Oxfords, in tan, patent rnd calfskin leathe.s, $ 65 the extreme radical styles; all now...+«. i Genuine Panama Hats, Former Prices $8, $10 and $12, Now $5 Every $2 and 33 Straw Hat Is on Sale at $1.35 You can readily guess how busy we are with these wonderful bargains, delay till'the last moment—although we keep open sure to get the choice carly, lightColora, medium colors, dark colors and plain blue serges; now. MEN'S SUMMER SUITS—Fromer prices $17, $18 ani elegant gray wortzda and blue and black ‘setges; now... MEN’S SUMMER SUITS—rormer prices $22, $23 and $25; theee are the kind of suits you would pay $35.00 for at the tailors; now.....,. MEN’S SUMMER SUITS—Former price $27, $28 and $3); the finest tropical-weight worsteds; made for style and comfort; now 71¢@ there aie no patterns alik CUT SHOES, tetter known from the plain conservative last to it so don’t i 10 P, M, Saturday night—for you're Store Open Saturday Night Till 10, acd adi as LL ees Hot Spells Ish, in tho she was | ry of her de-| alr and & coul Dy te ly susceptible to opium and {ts various nown, Even in the if continued, these opiates causo changes in the funo- | tions and growth of the cells which are likely to become permanent, causing mental perversion, a craving for alcohol or narcotics in later life, | iseases, such as intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack of staying | wers aro a result of dosing with oplates or narcotics to keep children quiet their infancy, The rule among physicians is that children should never she de-| receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than a day at o time, and , Cordials, Soothing Syrups and other narcotics to children by any but a physician cannot be too strongly decried, and the druggist should not be a party to it. Children who aro ill ‘nothing lees than a crime to Colima ITHE EVENI an | i ean Nt rae De Sad See SON AOS wt OTe we AN MONET ET NG WORLD, FRIDAY SOI er me org tn oe onngennt oe ene sae ROR RTO RR mn 1 | communication from the Con | Rapid T: » STREET CLEANING BRIDGES DOWN, | TU Bt IMPROVED CENTRAL CUTS OFF BYNe\/ METHOD EAST FROM WEST erie | FIRE ON ANCHOR LINER ETHIOPIA, IN PORT.) | 19 y to give # demonstrat 7 » rallway g Commissioner Plans to Have|Complaint to Public Utilities} ‘Most of the Work Commission—Moving Plat- Done.at Night. form Wants a Chance. -A fire was din- Anchor] how in port The veurel befora the wine steamer FE It started tn the sustained 87. Rertnel nmission met 220 Broadway ning Commisstoner The Public o-GAy At {ts mbera sof othe excep, Mr. All ‘m re. present Hay’s | ss BAxtor, chairman of the eel Property | the Twenty-| of the Rronx,} Never Falls to | RESTORE GRAY _HAIR oughtare, |to Its NATURAL COLOR } No matter how Jong “it has Been ow weeks,’ he wrote, “the | * I: : 1 e ie railroad hts at One| gtay or faded. Promotes a luxuri- ninth street will bejant growth of healthy hair. Stops \ shut off an com-|its falling out, and_ positively re- oe a rene te a eemirea | Moves Dandruff. Keeps hair soft the ralirdad from One Hun: : " , and glossy. Is not a dye. hs would be tod busyiand Thirty-cighth to One Hundred and ori gaat ies Ow of his taking a Blxty-frat atroet." 60c. AT DRUGGISTS. There was lald before the commission © Hundred and fe the ave- and it fie work at night it will ‘the ordinany refuse of the cleaned during the 4 Th T art suve t« an im dxy to ood condition at pre they would WN We Turn the ’ Key at. UT every minute from 8.30 until 1 is of import- ance to thousands of people in New York and surrounding territory. Extraordinarily attractive specials are featured in the very kinds of summer goods most needed by “* go-aways”’ and “* stay-at-homes,’” Double-quick action is the rule here Saturday |f} mornings, and we won’t keep you waiting for parcels || or change a moment more than is absolutely neces- |¥| h Nor Nound-Trip Ticked | Round-Triv Tickets, 120ih St. 1 o’ Clock Saturday “ St. West Thirteenth $t. 8, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 30’ Wes! Fou: 7,9, 11, 13, 18, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24,'25, 27 0 CLOSED TO-MORROW ~ During July and August — : Saturday Here Is Full Holiday — So that employes may obtain two full days for recreation each week during July and August, Et WE CLOSE ALL DAY SATURDAY | as during past seven years, James &. Hearn &-Son, FOR SALE, at Auto Clearance Saleo | Landaulettes, — | Runabouts, Touring... iene your offers on Hest Autog InN, ¥,- | Sy [Gre Limousins, ph hrs want awh. Remetar_ aver through a 45, MK; Arialey,” onde (3 rand 4 2 ie RS 9 boomanl fine, < Packarda, 1808 WVhite Steamer, ourtny 2 2,4 cyt i Pono-Tribunde,” sig and spportuntties, DEMON eerfully given custo: i Returning from, with a * xo to 129 S of Iron Steamboat en trim every day to BANKS th River c.; at third others 4 mobile Exchange, + a 27, 249 West 47th. Telephone, 9007 Bryant, This new: drophead ma- chine, oak woodwork, like $12.95 Cash,-$11.95- Terms, 81.00 down and BOc, weekly. Wa ‘keep all” makes. STEAMER GRAND’ REPUBLIC) ROCKAWAY BEACH Ly. Yonkers 8.30 AM. 1. Pots R., 9.90 A.Sf, Li Ly. Mer (new? 10.00 AM LY. Rochaw: Tr Not NR1040 A Heach 12.90 P.M. pen eveniage: . Write, representative «wil Sunday Excursion sary. Men’s $10 Suits at $5.50 Get Here Early and Avoid Disappointment OT a suit in the lot was ever marked at less than ten dollars. From this Price we've clipped just $4.50—which represents the actual saving in money prise Fancy Cheviots, Fancy to you on every suit you buy. Woreteds, Two-Piece Flannes $5.50) Men’s $3 and $4 Trousers at $2- Take your choice at Newest Styles and the Fabrics (om- low The trousers are good enough for the most particular dressers, Well made, stylishly cut, perfect fitting. Sizes 29 10 46 waist measure. Your choice of + VEN the clothing we sell at reduced prices musi be up to our required standard of excellence—the best in style, fit and serviceabitity. That is why our Youths’ wants to be well dressed and who wanis to save moncy in the purchase, They are made of fine cassimeres and cheviots in light and dark mix- $3 s s : - A Half-Day’s Specials from the Summer Men’s Shoes and Oxfords’ Wonien’s $3 to $6 Low A clean-up of every piir of tan and Shoes Men's $2 CAnvas Shoes Girls’ $2 Shoes Both high and shoes, with Samples and regular lines; leather Siege! Coo) e* Store, Second Floor, Rear.) Bakery, Delicatessen and Fresh Meat Specials ‘Threo-Layer Cakes—cach Choice {rest killed Roil- Blue Serges Fancy Worsteds Flannels 3 a ° Youths’ $5 Long-Trousers Suits §$ Clothing Store is so. popular among both economical and tasteful. young men, tures, in gray and brown effects; regularly $5; half-holiday price... Shoe Clearance At $1.65 black shoes in the store, excepting! Samples and regular lines, in tan, |or canvas shoes and Oxfords; all rubber or leather soles; bc, ade, 5c, v0e and 2SC) ing Chicken far sslids; 2c Giexe? Cooper Siore, Mztn- Floor, Rear.) =— Sizes 14 to 20 Years, or 30to 36 Breast Measure 3 These suits we offer to-morrow are the kind that appeal to every young man who (Slegel Ceoper Siore, Second Floor, Rear.) Bargains for Men, Women and Children Foot Moulds; values up to $3.50, black and white; every new shape, At T5¢ all sizes. | sizes. in the Found ‘Corn Muffins or Scotch te: New Sweet Pe 3 ie} 6c ‘Ask for ‘‘S, & H."’ Green Trading Stamps—We Give The: Snaps; regular Sc caiton onnavel Corned Beel; Ip, (Siegel Goop:r Stor le pod; peck 38cy $5 peck:. 2O0C|\Fancy dry picked Rhode bis i eults Boiled Ham, cooked gorn-beect | !#land Turkeyat Ib.secoe. 22¢ Maple Cakes, golden rod cakeS. | or smoked feel; machine | Short forequarters of genuine | tutti fratti or Scowh.cure 152 | wale siiceds I... 28C |" Spring Lamb; Ib... csess 9c | rant cakes; cach........ a : va 1 | Legs of fancy city killed | Sponge Cakes, nut cakes, wine | Fresh Meats | “Spring Lamb; Ib........0. 6c cakes, jelly roils or Bos- We deliver all charged and paid | Forequarters of genuine ton cream pies; ea . 10c | orders from the Baiteryto 110th| Spring Lamb; Ib... 12 4e | Graham Wafers, crisp soda bis- | street, east and west. Selected fresh killed Broil- | culis, lemon or ginger Choice cuts of native plate ers; pair... 75c | | se: ishitlads | AMJSEMENTS, MUSIC, DANCING. TWeat 14th at P. a THE GRAND UNION COMPANY, oi ENT ed eeipeh Ath Sta. ToBLOCKISLAND,R.1I. SUNDAY, JULY 2ist i. T RR. Special Express train, with parlor car, Will leaye foot K, 4th at, oa Montauk, thence by steamer first payment. Con- «“«SHINNECOCK.”’ AMOND, a WATCH CO., Leave Block Island, returning, 4 P.M ae oon a j paaland i THING to order om #1 | pattect fit: tine materia, CLOTHING CO,, | BROADWAY, Entrance on Park place, | v: 1d | DIAMONDS, EASY PAYMENTS, Music and Hefseenmenis on Bieamer, 1] WaT CHE, Rullable Goods. Call or rite JEWELRY. nr ‘WADE LAN, 4th floor, | __.._ DENTISTRY. ellewood Beautiful Mountain Park of 09 Acres. Mupy Attractions to Provide a Delightful Day's Out! COUNTRY DINNER 50 CENTS. EVERY f:.J 1 CHILDREN SUNDAY 50 CENTS, LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD +4 Jaye Pennsylvania Ferry Stations, Wost = Mo; Cortlands and OA AY BEACH ie std 80, 8G, O10: A written, ptee for 10 yeary given ———— — H Tady Attendant sith Every Operator. EXCURSION Putt Sot 0 Teeth $400 ND ons <= _ Lean Pais. Denis 252 West 42d St. Every Sunday Str, for Glenwoos, i M. Ret leave ai ROUND TRIP ~ = ~ = 50 containing |de ea with dw ard if returnéa to K rAmAthn Hotel. |Bronxy Ang Yu Wel. Leave Bl an rF 0.20 ALM China Closets, Parlor pets, Rugs, Bound Copies of THE WORLD ALMAINAC may. be had for 50c. / coi graphs and Go-Carts, nS! Down, $1 He3kly | | Write for Book- let, Open Sat, and Mon, Eves. JAMES R. KEANE & CO.» 1351-53.55-57 3d Ave., Bet. 77th and 78th Sts WATCHES AND DIAMONDS SH OR CREDIT EASY PAYMENTS, VME RICAN WATCH and DIAMOND CO, @ MATMEN LANE, Phone 6867—Cortlandt