The evening world. Newspaper, December 23, 1908, Page 8

CROWELL GIVES UP HIS J0B OF STREET CLEANING William H. Edwards, His Dep-} uty, Said to Be Slated | for Commissionership. STRICKEN DEAD Special P elkaeian Gilligan, of MARATHON WALTZ CONTEST. | * | ten who had been walting for the tratn carried him into the ticket oMce while HELD AS BIGAMIST. Kirklent called Policeman Daly tiyman % Radin a taller, of No, 18 Daly summoned Ambulance Surgeon ast ‘twenty nd street, was held fn Kleinberger from Lebanon Hospital who the Centre Street. Court today said that d nha lived only a feW Charge of bigam wan ae jutes after hie oollapse, acgeenes having “diliigan's identity wae estabiiahed dicted there through @ memorandum book found tr his pocket tn whch he had inscribed his (name and addreaw with this conmiinioa- Mra, Lena Sussma Palisade avenue Radin, of No, 36 City, charged that who say SUBWAY STATIN ton: “It anything iLL) uy me notify r my unde , No ronth 19 Wash then leartied he had been married twice before, agistrate Inn |the Tombs, awaitin din to DALZELL TURNED DOWN, at Dance WIN Ree yierciciid De Dalzelt Winning Chemical Bank, Collapsed in Rush for cetve 8100 In Gola. Train. A Marathon waltz of fifty Garden course, and referee, laps over with t Henate seo caucus WAR mieue 2 O1T @ | John F. Gilligan, of No, 69% Dawson moualy WEIGHS 300 POUNDS street, Bronx, special ofcer in the Chemical Nat ank, at Chambers | uted th: ‘on for Jan. But Is a Former Football street anc way nd f. ya j Sul an ' | act as refer mas Tip Meutenant tn th Police Depar oe ” ster jes 1 Player and a Hustler in fee dead this morning on the down- | face in Madison Square Gar r GisA glia woven 4s oe town subway station at Prospect and) of gu in gold to the winning couple Busin SS: Westchester avenue He had s ed | has been suggested by Herman Rosen -— | thal, chairn an of the ball committee. misetoner Foster f é Crowell resigned to-day, expla’ Giiilgah te aie pation whirl by the. J y stand on ANY Hedesvea!(to/ feelin eet es u tach Jap, registrations willbe made. ‘It the Mayor that he desired to resume | its way to work int hat the couple who. coms the private practice fifty laps frst the rules, whic as an engineer, Mayor Pani beTae cepted Mr. Crowell’s re HUE Vrcsy ay can rect on Js F ore ‘than $350 in gold will be dis eg She BRASH ; ibuted by “Big Tim” Sullivan to win: | Dep Street-c mmisstoner | ; | ners of various events i William 1H. Bawards, who will sueceed | | He s L sal = ee Wan NO) u ' aS roeWaalen to board the |, Sone hit of Eddie Foy from practically in ' se | tet of Browdway. Mayor is sald to Edwards's ity and expects tha as a Street-Cleanit The Mayor is s numerous football playe BM." He | dered and pounds, but is a stern his rigid nt is full iwards as deputy Woodbury two men essfully with the s not "fraught He in turn was _ succe y | ‘er Crowell, under whose adminis- | tration little progress has been made or improv t shown. | Edwards is expected to tackle his new | job in centre rush fashion and to-make | Many a touch down at the game of | street cleaning. eee RECEIVER FOR DIESEL ENGINE COMPANY Brewer Busch’s $200,000 Claim Largest of Concern’s Creditors. brewer, m of Other | "and Park Em- nid Plece. “WISE” BARGAIN ON CHRISTMAS 1 le STEINW AY BABY GRA g OF $350 . Wise Piano Co., The Home of the Gabler 17-19-21-23 E.4 anos | oth St Bet his of Kddie Foy ra wri sod " nee Mr, th music, et | from heart |the stairs to tl | ud gust r cease and ! at tha 1 his com: words and plat with pext Sunday's World. collapsed on the XMAS SPECIALS Brill Clothes for All Ages Here are clothes for gran’dad, for father, for the college man and for * ‘the kid.” Every garment specially designed for its wearer by one of ten famous designers. ment tailored and trimmed to serve its Purpose best by one of ten foremost tailoring Every garment best value at its price that you can find anywhere. Men’s and Young Men’s Overcoats At $10—Strictly all wool black, oxford and fancy | At $13.50—New brown, olive and gray shade Over- gray Overcoats; correct box models, 46, 48 and 50 | coats and biack and oxford Overcoats, of kersey, mel- inches long. Every garment will hold shape, fit, style ton, vicuna worsted and w ed cheviot. Cut on a and color until worn out. Good $13.50, $15 sozen mnodelsy 40 to 52 ine 1 ne for young men ull $20 value: and $18 values. Xmas Special . .. $10) [aes ng “s. $13.50 At 817—Auto-military and box mode! Overcoats, Fabrics include Kersey, melton, velour and worsted. There are black and oxford and blue Overcoats and new brown, tan, olive, smoke gray and other gray shade Overcoats. Tailored by best makers. $25 and $28 Xmas Special Men’s and Young Men’s Suits At 810—All wool velour, cassimere and cheviot Suits, in new shades: All wool black thibet Suits. Neat dark mixture worsted Suits. These garments are $13.50, $15 and $15 values and will hold shape, fit, style and color until worn out. Xmas Special... $10 At $13.56-—The vest $20 value Suits in America. All ool pure worsteds and velours, All journeyman tailored. All the n olive 2nd tan shades, as well as dark mixtures and black t are 75 patterns and 25 models, many extreme, for men and young men to choose from. Full $20 values. Xmas Special $13.50 At $17—Pure worsted, finest velour and vicuna finished black thibet Suits. Inclucted are stripe effects n all the new shades, There are 20 different models. Many of these Suits are silk lined The values are $22.50, $25 and $24. Xmas Special........... $17 Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats At $6—Sizes 14 to 20 years. OVERCOATS of black, oxford, fancy brown, smoke and gray shades, and SUITS, cut on new cuff’ sleeve models, of new brown and mixture effec ood style and gov service assured; full $8 values. Xmas Special. : At $8—Sizes 14 to 20 years. Fancy brown eral gray ‘stripe ‘OVER. COATS and black and oxford OVERCOAT: SUITS of velour, cassimere and eneviat in new browns. grays and mixtures. All $10 values and warranted to hold shape, fit, style and color. Xmas Special......... : $8 Children’s Suits and Overcoats At $1.98—Brown and oxford fancy melton Russi Oren estos ales xieasiSneciaiee ” $1.95 At $2—Knicker Suits, sizes 8 to 16 years. $4 and $5 stand- ard in fabrics and tailoring. Xmas Special,.... $2 At $2.98—Reduced from $4.95, $5.95 and $6.95, Chiltren’s al! wool Gr Tern GaN NOEL ON count for these desirable Overcoats being Xmas Specials at $2. 95 $2.95 Suits at $2.95—All woo! blue suits, fancy Knicker Suits and blue serge Russian Suits, $4 and $5 values. Xmas Special, At $3.95—Dudley waterproof combination Suits, with 2 pairs of rs and pure worsted blue serge Knicker Suit; sizes 7 to 16 years )ATS——all Overcoats, Reefers and School box y brown, olive, tan and Rray shades, Knic OVER( Coats, in plain sh Vnese garments are Special... BRILL STORES OPEN E © Bull FOUR ee. UNTIL CHRISTMAS — 125TH STRE: Cor. 3d Ave oT, ue, CORTLANDT ST, cur Greenwich St. UNION SQUARE, 14th St, near Bway, © rocthers ENIENT STORES OCD B'way at Oth Av 34th to 35th Sa The Day Before The 5 ed for is tocking hung The sweet legends of Santa Claus wil vil be retold { agai Inand again. Aroun i!lows on which curly heads nestle will hover the fairy forms ai all the saints in th e calendar of love. There are no Old Serooges a loliday time. The heart-beat of huma nity is qui fad festival spirit. The store tension relaxes for an instant. The strain of the pas month slackens and rest follows—a day of rest and then the tide will begin to surge again. What next? That question will be answemd / in the Sunday papers ¢ THE WHITE SALE Begins Monday, Dec, 28th. about to ne lig n THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1908. RF. Macy & Co's Attractions Are Thetr Low Prices ACVYS Swig mt ah Ay, atm to 35th Se Grocery Specials~ ™~ Our “Red Star” Coffee, fresh daily from our own coffee roasting eaatl granulated or pulverized. One-pound cartons; Mat 296.5 ; five-pound carton, beans only, $1.14; 25-pound bag. Ly Our. own importation of Guaya Jelly, from Ponce, Porto Rico, In 16-02 glass jars, imported to sell at 35c. per jar; this special lot, 18c. each; dozen, $2.04 A Special Sale of Home-Made Fresh Red Raspberries and Sib eadils) in Se sale quart Jars; our regular price 64c, a jar; this sale, 4c.; dozen. -- $6.38 _ MeVitie & Price's Edinburgh Biscuits, in half- leeds cartons, fresh and crisp; Petit Beurre; this sale, each., vous Tc Indian River Florida Oranges, Indian River Gabe Fruit, extra large, cy fruit; box of one — fancy; sold elsewhere at 15c. each; dozer GB sGous00 +29 this sale, box Of 6.....0...005 52c Baskets of Fancy Fresh Fruit . ++ $2.96 and upward Lily White Brand California Royal French Prunes large size, thin- Anne White Cherries, No. 3 can, reg-| skinned, imported to sell at 20c. the ularly ; this sale, B42, Thy this sale, 10-1b. box... $1.34 dozen : $3.97) La Forge Brand Mince Meat La Forge Brand Bure ‘Red Currant Compare it with the highest priced Jelly, large glass Jar, 240, each;} mince meat on the market; our dozen... . -- $2.77] Price for quart jar »- 44e Figs. extra large size, luscious and FES sate half gallon healthful, per Ib. 12¢. and 17¢ : 64c “Old English Style Plum Pudding, Lily White Brand, properly Jessamine Brand White Asparagus, large, square cans; our regular price, 44c. a can; this sale, 89¢.; dozen, ripened and thoroughly matured; 4 $4.54] Ib. can, 21c., can, 88¢.; 3-Ib Jessamine Brand Green Asparagus, | ¢an, 58c.; 4- 4 73¢ regularly 44c. a can; this sale, 34c.; Lily White Brand Plum Pudding Moran Nel vice teen ssucne. re 53.971 Sauce, can..... Special Sale of Olives—Specially selected, large, Spanish fruit, not culls or second grade, each olive sound and perfect. Our regular prices are twenty-five per cent. less than similar qualities are retailed elsewhere : Luncheon Olives, regularly 16¢.; for this sale, 13c, a bottle; dozen, oz. bottles; regu- : dozen, $4.93 Queen larly 52. ale, $1.49 Olives aed mle Peppers, 10 Queen Olives, 10-02. bottles, reg: | 92, ettle, regularly 26¢ “59.44 larly 22¢.; 2, 18¢,; . ularly sale dozen-$2.04) Queen Olives Stuffed wi th Pep- Queen Olives, 18-07. bottles; regu- ers, 10-oz. bottles, larly 39¢,; sale, 28c; dozen. $3.29 | © sale, 2%.; dozen... regularly 34c.; $3.15 Stuffed Manzanilla Olives, filled | Olives Stuffed with Celery, 10-07 with peppers; regularly 19c,; sale,| bottle, regularly 24c.; sale, 19¢,; 1c; dozen .....0..0.5 GHG GER ascss caa0onnson004 $2.19 Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Bedding. & Draperies R. Ml. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Thetr Row Prices CVS B'way sf dth An, Seah to 35th Summing Lp tne Christmas Situation: Decisive REDUCTIONS have been made all through the store, HALF THE ORIGINAL LOW PRICES ruling in many instances. This HALF-PRICING applies chiefly to the lines of high-priced Gift Novelties and to the scores of broken assortments of low and medium priced Gift Goods. These SACRIFICES—necessary in the stock-turning that is a mainstay of MACY’S Cash Business—me DOUBLED PURCHASING POWER FOR THE MONEY OF LATE HOLIDAY SHOPPER’ {=F Have no fear concerning DELIVERIES. In addition to our regularly organized delivery service, we have on duty a large force of special messengers and will make deliveries even on Friday by wagons as well as by messengers, As a time and trouble saver, we suggest that you use BLUE TRANSFER CARDS in purchasing goods you expect to carry. They may be used in any or all departments. W. hen you have finished your shopping your purchases will be found packed and ready to take as soon as the card is presented at the Transfer desk. Not Open Evenings One Low Price---Cash or Liberal Credit System OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS a ENIENT N WRITE FOR HOLI- DAY CATALOGUE SW YORK STORE FOR BROOKLYNITES, ESTABLISHED 1857 MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED MR ek BOWERY SAVINGS BANK BLOCK ‘Went 608 OF STHEST. NORM LAST CALL (2 rect to our establishment with the assurance of finding a complete { tock. To insure a record-breaking business to- day and to-morrow ecided reductions have been made throughout the store. WARNING—We do not seli the thin lusireless diamonds which look ke cracked ice and have no intrinsic value. Our diamonds are full of fire ind are beautiful to look upon. CRAMD ATRECY “1. Those who have delayed purchasing their Chris mas Gifts may come di- rN A te y diamond of Diamond Bar screws, very genuine are: y ineenenaive Gifts Wa6 01d $2.50 up $1.25 up $1.75 up $1.75 up $3.75 up $3.00 up $2.50 ap $2.50 up BR Gad grote UP "$32.75 up a Geld britiiant Diamond Far D white 1% ka: Diamond Far Sc karat gold oughout, hand- nased. Case ex- “$10.00 } $18.00 nh ES EVENINGS rt. XMAS EVE. TILL 12. F Tiis Electro Sten. k for This Electric Sign. {pe Se cee DATED TI SES $27.50 Cc. ee Cc. There is no time like the present There is no present like a practical one. For man or boy—be it Clothing or Fur- nishings —~we have) hundreds of' practical gifsat pricesthat mean a substantial saving. Moe Levy & Co., | | 1439 Broadway 119-125 Waiker St. New York New York. 380-382 Fulton St, Brooklyn, MICHAELS BROS. 5th Ave. and 9th St. BROOKLYN. 4-ROOM FLATS Vurnished Complete $91.00 Depo it_$1, SI_ Weekly 5-ROOM FLATS Furnished Complete $130.00 Deposit $3, $1.50 Weekl. CLOTHING lor the entire family $1.00 Down on any Ladies’ or Mon's Suit Up to $2500 hoxany-Anished frame, plain pollsl. one of sil and silk tassels and” vords; value “Wilton Rugs | One plece, 9x12, 21.50 value $30 BRUSSELS RUGS 6.98 st 28.75 mort) $18, 10,49 tmeriy 80; NW. COR.G"AVE. &1S"ST. WORDS AND MUSIC “When I Was A Kid Like You’ os Sung vy EDDIE FOY In Mr. HAMLET OF BROADWAY Now Appeering at the Casino Lyrics by EDWARD MADDEN. Music by BEN. M. JEROME. Published by Permiasion of the Trebuhs Publishing Co With Next SUNDAY WORLD ‘Open Evenings Until CHRISTMAS FURNITURE TERMS TO SUIT YUUR MEANS ON ANY | ON Old—— Dog Tray so the story gors, fell into evil company and was judged by the character of his associates, ‘And so is a person judged by his newspaper. q World readers placed 6,622 separate “Help Wanted” Advertisements in its columns last week, 4,618 more than were printed in the Herald, $76.00 WORTH $5.00 Dt POSIT 8100.00 0 WORTH 3 60 DI a ‘OSIT “Visit Our $11 19 ER, 4 Room Piet COR STATE ST 657k SMITH STBROOKLYN OPEN MON.8 SAT. EVES ane nN) That’s Because World Read ==ers are Employers—= tr. Chaves for It, Agvertisomente tor Tae World inay S Oy city ‘cot’ P Bigs WORLD WANTS WORK WORDERS.