The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1908, Page 7

DOWN WIT THE BLACK HAND! THEIR WAR CRY Law- Abiding Italians to Aid in Running Out the Cammora. EDITOR ISSUES y Night May - ice and Sus- A CALL.| Meetng Thurs Produce 1 gestions for Bingham. with a reform to do the Cam- turesque cthey will doing bust- oned Frank I Bolletin i Handers ap of the tno ts out it has come} Italans mmoens out t east side. to fo are pape Bingham at to see that Commisst once gets on the job and Italian Detective Bureau, | ents to be Ttallan by na- ture. Says Mr. Frugone, What can a cop | Americ now of what when he bi Nouse or w being Incubat If the plotters talky in Italian Job it is quite likely they | Ame: It do, what | know et a later stage What, tndeed! Well, Coroner Acr meeting anyhow and teli what he kno: about the Black Hand, and strong res Jutions will be passed condemning the! ican policeman to se Coroner 4s called | ot the proceedings? | 1 will be at the people too, and see Man coming into this! 8 Island is looked after | ean Fextilarly Is jus to this,” says Mr, Frugone, “hat the American people are | folng to feel the same way toward the Ttallans In America us they the Japs,” lier the immigratior that every I country via end his mai lo toward | Who ure nol popular, he be- 5 <I] ft the 4,000 of New York's Itallan | C i] Population why mo's hall are @ay night a yer Frese a too, SUIT OVER SILVER FOR KNICKERBOCKER Proprietor roe ays $9,000)" Worth of $115,000 Pur- | will be there, chase Was “imperfect.” | James 33, Re: proprietor of the Hotel Knickerbocker, has brought sult | @gainst the Gorham Manufacturing | Company to recover money paid for! eilver for the hotel, alleging that! upwards of $000 worth of the metal| was imperfect. In all, Mr. Regan bought $115,000 worth of silver from the company. The silversmith’s lawyer, George C. Com °k, said to-day they had sued Mr. Regan for $5,000 they allege he owes them, Mr, Rogan sald he would offer numer- ous pieces of he silver in evidence to sus: | tain his claim that it wag not good. J. Barley, will ask Aay in ‘the Supreme Court. for addi-| Yonal time in which to draw the hotel | Man's complaint against the company. Lawyer Comstock declared the silver- ‘giths “look upon Mr. Regan's sult Merely as an effort on, his part to gain time in which to pay." The Leading Specialty House | “Won't it be @ lark | are plenty TME EVENING WORLD, |Here’s the First Woman to Seek Applause As Ciown In a Circus = COPYRIGHT & DUPONT —_>—_ Just Jumped at the Offer to «: Join Ringling Brothers’ as 2) Mirth Provoker, and Expects | to Get a Whole Lot of Fun Out of Her Experien While Tumbling About the! Sawdust Ring. By Rose C. Tillotson. All hall the lady/clown, queen of the suwdust ring! The circus world edvent of a feminine fun-maker, never before has a woman frankly ac- knowledged herseit a clown, But at last there has been found a fair punchi- nello who 1s proud of farcical talenta and who boldly announces he intention of Joining the whitewashed merry-makers. Miss Fanny Rice ing people h and low-fri day 1s ngog over the for her q Vaudeville for fs the new comic sawdust ring, While making up fact at Keith & Proctor’s Unio | Theatre last evening she told me al about her clownts: s “Of course, I « she sald, in ans que 5 to be a clown,” | to my uion, | Tam wild to do| some stunts in the ring, for I kuow 1 wiil be a success in my new role. of feminine clowns the circus, You see them grand opera and vaude- but 1 think #¢ a woman clown she should don they aren't in comic 4 ville every da wants to be a the correct garb ard make a good job out of it. That's what I am 5 to do." ‘But how did you ever happen to join the sawdust performers?” 1 inquired 0 Miss Rice, while one of h developed a ‘bushy appe my very face. “Ringling Bros, offered me the joo a! eyebrows nee before a high salary.” she answered, at the same time bestowing a dab of bl upon her unadorned brow, “and, as 1 Uke to do startling Jumped at the offer ‘It has been said women haven't 0” things, [simp sense of humor, but ['N wager 1 will change a few opinions wh: nter the clown business. At pr: 1 can manage to provoke a lot of Price $3.50 Decided Bargains In Fur Coats Fur-lined Coats Also in Small Furs All our Fur Coats, ete., can be had now at a positive saving of from 20°% to 30° oO Less than Regular Prices. BROADWAY AND EIGHTEENTH STREET. “All the Reliable for Iam anxtous to + of Roosevelt, “ o rsev er, handing me a grotesque picture, 1 the ring with nd pantaloons, you 1 howl. 1 can, make a siiccessfi ty weeks in throughout. the good to me, for donkey and throug I nothing doing. in rades—oli, yes: I for the word during some do be at all “teint nd I won't afrai und in the sawdust.” If 1 Once Upon a Time ¢ was aman who, as he worked and thought from early morn until lat ‘t night, finally pondered himself into a definite scheme. He made up his mind to start a Drug Store, not as so many men before him had started one but his own way. He had a definite purpose and he stuck to it. That Se was to sel! the VERY HIGHEST QUALITY of DRUG STORE GOODS it the VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. That was sixty years ago, th was William B. Roger, During the entire history of the River Druy Establishment these principles have been rigidly adhered to, and to-day four of the most successful Drug Stores in the world testify to the of that pol and jabie Nurses’ Registry at West 34 wy St. ail or ph _——.. Se ead #4 ~ ustaining Violet Cerate WEEK at All the Rintr Drug Stores. the new Rinen Drug Store, 15 Competent nurses may be engaged there iv estorative Food ior the SKin and Compiexion Free Samp'e; and Interesting Literature. Call for the Folder, Beauty Buiider Toilet Preparations at Rinen Low Pric:s. , las Cream 1x Tooth Powder d's Almond Cream. .50 > piro Powder RIKER'S CREAM OF rostilla ALMONDS 35 Masdat Rexall Almoad Cream, Rd Aodene 14 De 31 Rives H nC 61 ¢ Depilatory Pray’s Rosali ig Bathasweet Mum . 20 Mullen’'s Egg Shampoo Rubifoam . Septone Shampoo.. .28 ampoo 50. Sozodont Petite ie 75 46 RIKER'S | GLYCERINE : LOTION Bay 20 ng Salts, Milkweed © 5 39 Rivers SMELLING $0 89 Favras!. .25 Westphal’s Egg Sham ) 17 poo 25 220 68 Rupp Fave 2 19 Bleach 2.00) 1,59 Jem a he, size Brome seltzer re | moptly filled, Mis os Heited | ec SIN BROOKLYN. WON ST, MBIA & UNION Sis PELATBESI AVE LYON & CLINTON STS DORE. S)MNER & JEPYERSON STORES IN BOSTON Av? dress the u EBURSOVDAY, FEBR nie STO OMINGAGAICS Our Greatest and Best February Furniture Sale|. Mail orders filles Reductions of 15 to 50 Per Cent. from Regular Furniture will be held for future delivery on réquest, when a deposit ia paid on the purchase. UARY 4, We reserve the right to limit the quantities sold to any one customer. This $9 Chiffo- nier, $5.98 Made of solid golden oak, 5 deep drawers with cast brass trimmings, and fitted with a French beveled mirror. Oak Hall Stands, $5.50 Golden cak stands, 6.4 feet high, has beveled mirror. Seat in base. Regulariy $#.00. This 714.50 ar} ilo $9. of i] mahogany veneer, 34 ide; 5 deep part in an unusual way," she said, 0s SD Ua tls fhe brought forth @ collection of clown EB Oe Sere ires. “A blg ruff around the nech z Rae 4 white skull cap and white satin pant SAL } toons, 1 suppose, 1 have been stu ee H ; : : miric All finely : | 1@ supsec ; that’s the reuson of a finished t you think I would make a h y ra costume lke this?" she ash Oak Dressers, 6.49 golden oak, 3 deep drawers, cast brass trimmings, French be\el mirror. Value 5.0 This $70 Parlor Suit, 1908. $49.50 Five very massive pieces. No smal! chairs, Arms onevery piece Ail have full upholstered curve shape back mes are piano polished are made with full spring edge. Choice of ver. na, tapestry or damask $26.00 Golden Oak Buffet, $17.00 $32.00 Golden Oak Buffet, $21.00 $36.00 Golden Oak Buffet, $27.00 $45.00 Golden Oak Buffet, $30.00 $53.00 Golden Oak Buffet, $36.00 $34.00 Early English Buffet, $24.00 $40.00 Early English Buffet, $27.00 $42.50 Early English Buffet, $34.0) $43.00 Fumed Oak Buffet, $28.00 $71.25 Mahogany FPuffet, 58.00 $98.25 Mahogany Buffet, $75.00 524.00 Enameiled Dresser, $14.99 $22.50 En’mel’d Chiffonier, $13.00 $21.75 Enamelled Dresser, $12.75 $14.25 Enamel'd Chiffonier, $8.50 $17.25 Enam. To lei Tabie, 9.51 $50.00 Early English Buffet, $36.0) | 24.02 G O China Closet, 316.00 $33.00 G O China Closet, $22.00 $37.50 G O China Closet, $25.00 $51.00 G O China Closet, $33.09 $28.00 E E China Closet, $18.00 LEXINGTON 103” AVE 59 060"Si Tle Greaiest Pree We in F He 2 Years d when accompanied by purchase pr This $13.50 DiningTcble, £9.50 Made of solid oak, with 42-inch roind top and finely turned round polar base with shape.y legs. It ex- tends to 6 feet, is weil made and nicely nished Leather Coucke Genuine leather. Not Bostonleather or any cther substitute. Springs in seat th jull spring edge seat and solid rane Value °2).00, s, $15.00 ca $43.25 E E China Closet, $28. $35.25 E E China Closet, 925 50! $54.00 E E China Closet, $37.00 $77.75 G O Crystal Closet, $49.75 $9.50 M’h’g’y Crystal “$70.00 $70.09 IWh’g’y China $55.00 $30.75 Fumed China Closet, $21.09 $35.25 Enamelled Dresser, $20.00 $35.25 En’met’d Chiffonier, $18.00 $30.00 Enam. Tei'et Table, $17.00 Be ilet Table, $13.75 nem. Toilet Table, £12.90 This $3.50 Kocker, $2.50 solid golden oak, weath- Made of ered o1k or mahog- any finish: strongly built, nicely carved Five pieces, preity ma gea'@, verona or tap ctre cover ng This $30 Parior Suit, $22.59 any finished frames, all backs upholstered, spring this $27 Side- board, $13 Made of polish- ed quartered govden and large beveiled * mirror ’ Oak Sideboures, (9 9 Solid oak, y base, neat carvings 1 Pench Valve roon bevel mirro V This $18 Reception Suit, $12.98 Con‘ains sofa, arm chair and rocker. high.y polished frames Spring seats covered in verona or tapestry of 4 costume will you ie iaen 1 ished and BBM EG) CO hn Sand I ‘obbler trunk Rania ng Far ny of 1g very elaborate and ee- | Circus. eat Ali Haw Matiress, 96.75 ng, staple, + weighs 45 po nds ma Regularly 20.25, Filled entirely with hair, 1U 4s size in our own shop. vak Dining Chairs, cdc arms and cobbler seat 31.50. ROCKER to match $1.75 All Cars Trans‘er (o BLOOMINGDALES’, Solid oak pretty design with brace Regularly Velour Couch, $9.00 Pretty tu ted couches in handsome velours; springs in seat; open con- struction ‘alue $12.00. ‘ Lex. to 3d Ave., 59th to 60: h St. Juvadown Mattresses, $3.75 The lightest, most elastic and. tnv- urious mattress ma 'e: our own ma e. Rezularly $12.05 BLOOMINGDALES’, HEADQUARTERS FOR ICE SKATES ALLCAR as’ Broomingaaes LEXINGTON 170.3” AVE 59"060"St reat Sale cf 1,500 New Walters Pianos At a Clear itn to You of From $150 to $300! Greatest and Best Values in Highest Grade Pianos Ever Offered—on Easy Payment Terms of *5 Down and Thereafter Only *1 a Week! No better pianos are manufactured Each at its price cannot be matched artistic designing or quay of material used in its construction. |) Biieltenetof| Walters) Fianos is rich, power u e fu ly aniw oo rescnant. | Gua $750 Waiters R Pianos, $375 $10 Down and $10 a Month Motion Act Lost Pianos, wuimd otha Moa IN ARTISTIC rar $5 Down and $1 a Weck THESE PIANOS embody all the very best and newest im- provements in piano building, THE PIANOS we offer tn. this Great Sale have the finest repeating tone-lasting actio faily guarantee t twenty-five selected ivory patent and covered sharps, which are ay smooth as glass. Cases are beanti- uly finished in finely figureddouble veneer signs, arved, or in plain is deep, rich, passed. | easure to your home ys is no them. make-up there that cane! = Al. Cars Transfer. to BLOOMINGDALES', d 15 years by the manufacturers as well as by Bloomingdales’. $5 Down and $1 a Week NOT ALONE will you secure the finest piano that human skill and money can build, but we guar- antee you a saving o! 50 per cent | SPECIAL NOTICE THE PIANOS of fered in this sale can be had in two sizes the Concert Grand nt, which is the piano, baby for small rooms. WE CHARGE nv ON CASH part of the United re, reser EXCHAN pay any balance Frices incl Lex. to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th ALE le Rook- {no extras w States [ will call, elsewhere for tone action, .|Every Walters Piano Is Built to Last a Lifetime | waves pianos wit ve « joy in any home forever. | $5 Down and $1 a Week | | $500 Waters G Pianos, $250 $475 Waiters Exce siorPianos, $235 | $500 Watters C Pianos, $240 $550 Wa.ters D Pianos, $260 $5 Down and St « Week Lost Motion Action hatey, 1 box a harge S we w pianos to yon request a a new Walters and uae chute and Cover St. aid