The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1909, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 19uy, ‘New York Better Now than It Was in 1867,’ CARL LURED FROM &*? oe Lared From | CONFIOENGE QUEEN ays Contigns 42 ee = ee Force HOME BY WOMAN Niue | 8 0 TRL AGAIN Former Chief Inspector ‘7 of the Gangs That Intested ity When He Fi Wore a Uniform, Now Menaugh, in Answer to a Court, Says the Worm CALLS PER Walks Streets Three Larceny of $2,000, Mrs Ellen Peck, the “Confidence Days and Nights to | Queen” who years ago Agured promt= i be : ie | ventl vals, was placed { Has Turned. Runaway, ve Judge Crain in General Sa Me — s to-day on an Indictment ale grand larceny n the first de 1d offense. Was arrested last Novem. mplaint of Ralph 'T, Alle Ciinton street, Brooklyn, e had obtalned trom him eres of land In Kene eky, whieh she claimed to have owned Tivestigation, Allcutt clalme, proved that: Mrs didnot own the land, and when ed with {t she come According to the police records, this fe | Mrs, Peek's fourth appearance in the riminal courts, Tn 1585 she was cons “Policeman's Life Less Dan- gerous than That of a Man Who Wo Declares “Honest Cop.” THREE ARRESTS MADE, ARE WIVES SLAVES? WHAT ONE MADE HER UUSBAND DO er on the ¢ utt, of No, 1 Two Accused of Abduction and Youth in Winnie Danmers’s Company Also Held. ks in’ Subway,” = Rang a gony as a signal for him to retire If he wasi't in at? P.M, when house was locked, he slept in woodshed, Had to remove shoes at door before entering hase By Nixola Greeley-Smith, vew York Is a Dammers found The mother of Win ae of gra and larceny and sentenced x inonths. Tn 183t we then Went to Chicago, and fn 1965 as sentenced to prison there for ony | seventy years ol nd owns considerabl. property in N.Y etter town now han in 1887 when | t joined the} ce force, In BAY irovortion to tts her last night. Winnle Hved witht +first stree ther at No She has Made him carry water from cis- Brooklyn, until nade a lot of trouble for tern and warh lis own clothes. Wouldn't allow him a bath ex cept on Sunday, although her pet poodle Gary got tuo a week | tl i } \ 1 i ) Kel once with de- bitt, the founder of . out of thousands of The finding of her bas not made Mrs Hammers much happier Winnte was arrested ina Brooklyn de vartment store for stealing last October sixteen years old let her off with a $5 fine, which her mother paid. But while she was int ut May Hani A Population it is as | good as any vile| p of 500 inhab- nts in the orld,” Competled him to vat with a fork; he was taught to knife. Refused to let him come to e magis Adams street sta s the an- at ina cell with E Hoc Gre? table until he washed his hands. rh who Hved at N ght j a twen Stopped him from smoking in | Chiet Inspec ctor of New 8 police, © West One Hundredth street. Bana i ; d ! OLES WW, Ral house, because smoke darkened }) 6 the raging ¢ stis of the elty’s Hamilton has a frtend, Ralp the curtains, moral Presumably this man, who oS i Sve COs CASE IEE CY ereaeel ’ (SOLTLALD) ives at No. iif Second avenue, Edna till lust Tuesday, when he Jali _ -- en = May Hamilton says that the lawyer is The self-styled lawyer DAMMLE.R 7 IR ry lice d aaen When Winnie Dammers met Edna. S It's a Risky Business vo department has escaped attack, eat May Hamilton the Adams Street to intrust- your eyesight to any shoul know something ’ of News) | a fF TENARY F R [ ili Prison, the younger girl was much tm- ! a be ‘ P slippers, a bracelet and a) ane but an OCULIST—a Reg- potks : pressed by Ddna's knowledge of the | A) } AS i tonne ek wal Daly's home| toned Physician, } nan’, than the Rev, gaha| world and her fine clothes, She frankly | Pate MOLLER : It is like trusting an exquis pene UI | site Swiss waich to a plumoer —tor repa Made him walk ahead of her on the street; forced him to sit in front seat of street cars, so he couldn't look at ot Made him pay $10 a week board and after that pay the groc dill. Se } 8T. LOUIS, Fed. Only once tr 4 Charles of married life women. ifls father, now dead, wa , | respected contractor, and the ed our sovereign Will Be exits Figure in Ob-! Judge Crain Tells Keyran T.) syyyen you get . 5 7 . ise! Good Time re ny stand high In the town, ¥ id he have a real cork equal of Sodom and Gi ' 2 ‘ € j oe pel ou OU TR aeeaeee | ah f servance at Martyr Presi- | O'Connor He Has Been Cone een anna ee ance follow « painter by trade mori ! It r norrah In w lamilton § aid so, Metropolitan Tem-| Promise 3, Menaugh's twenty-six ye: HU ANGREPAGIINTAUR HARRIS GLASSES are s easier betng a PRESCRIBED BY OCU hen nt hir | LISTS—REGISTERED PHY- w ing good time, ac story, and that was en T first became + poticeman," dent’s Bi a A a nd we'll liave a good time together.” p ' dent's Birthplace. Nic > Fy and we' a Judge Holstrom gent him to the county | LISTS :GIs FATTER reuChlsch usrentoriicontieteatr sera | spicuously Faithful. |_Winnte had leit with her mother penitentiary for Uiree mont “1! SiHANGms nally Wovens atta EB qulet ote he spent three | tached Eigtloge)streetyatatlon: |e teers mae aN) th Rana May Harnilton's tla, | ee j counter” eyeglass sales people weeks in his exactin these years f There were on WASHINGTON, Feb, 11.—Be, last extended trip he will rs later T was (hiot tiny (Hat Private houses tn that Judge T. C, T. Cratn In General Se8-) 1 404 ghe mot Harry smith, of No. 198| STEEL FOR NEW BRIDGE, E and cost, if you need them, sions to-day pate igh ce piime| lo | q | i} cat Waly pals . 4 eh Sapient to} cchermorhorn street, Brooklyn. She oa One Dallar and more, rare | w 1 which Mrs a 5 ; A " Day and 3 vitae teaie Monday, saying that she had met a nice| Four Youths Found Haren ERC EGET eR EO on of cases before Judge| Youngs man and was going to be married s . . to him on Monday, ‘Then she would tell Old Geezers Easy {0 | Shipments of structural steot Abie uC. ww her mother his name and bring him Lavon 3xec ; | rved to the West Forty-s h streer P. e eft wro! etter, which Mrs. Dammers got $0 ten ico or 4 ; N street) F velvety Keyran T, O'Connor, who, as an As. | Wrote 4 lett AID self. statio 1 Known as the Twenty-sec- 1 at noon to-day for Hodge | sistant District-Attorney, had charge of | The worm will At Was being sont to/eVille, Ky, where torm Augh, and he has t do honor to the memory ) se days, * several months, Man- #) has filed a cross } at viointy wasn't Linesin at the herote War Pr Magistrate O'Connor was In court to Pluck AIDA tAeeae i "| 54 East 23d Street, rear tourth Ave 1 for divorce, and on the other two |watch the progress of a case which he{home, uck, One Confesses, Alte, 's 18) 54 West 125th Streat, near Lenox Ave. “Who can blat laid fora sidewalk, any ng were! began be s appointment. Calling} yT%y Dammers Come crom the post eeSeriet iruadieres ty he suspended ftom 442 Columbus Avenue, lst a 62d Sty “Who could have y town ih BULL, Seere- | him to the bar, Judge Crain satd mark that the letter had oeen matted | jthosrent cal eady finish The | 76 Nassau Street, near John Strect for twenty-six st ere was| cars, Of War W L “The Court has learned, Mr, O'Connor, somewhere wear One Hundredth| James Daly, a good took!ng youth | contractors Hench, have erect)“ 4g9 Fulton Street, BROOKLYN 1 sixteen derr gat the tower Ked the streets for three nights looking for her Surgeos Who was arrested at Yonkers 1 kept | woods—and with vast satisfaction of your appoint: | j Opposite Abraha Butt, T. H. Nethe ae n A Boroaal the icaUnm cele g ham tas a City Magistrate. For years While masquerading ns a girl, confessed | Kreat Weight can be clares his w art, tn , have been conspleuously faithful R ized Girl's Waist on the cables, ‘The work o he | ’ i ecognized Girl's Waist. to Jud the Yonkers Po- | ste hosition Will begin atone | In 3 , in “appre To-day! charge of Important duties In} GQ. que Gunared and Twenty-ttt mide ORE n tn the Yonkers Po- | steel in position will begin at on dbl AI femory bonds, ‘love ‘ Ngher than] f District-Attorney’s office, faithful- tote May Hee Court to-day that he was one of a | has don. all the ything Wkes ness rec zed by successive District- Sie {four men who, dressed in women's | RECORD IN NU-TIAL LINE | u of Attorneys, so that, despite the changes incident to the tenure of public office, ED, Conn, Feb, 1—By Joins clothes, had been pleking pockets and) WI fifteen coup! in Wedlock in one ng morri return Married and his Sronclad ru by > tinnte, ‘The dispute ff- thing a you have been retained in the position | caught the attention of Detectives robbing men fn Earlem all winter thereafter mould his daily 1 his ha Wey 1 atte Rata ; , the Rey, Lueuyan Bojonowski, pas. r han | He did it, he says in meat No. ; fveane of Assistant District-Attorney, per-| ney. and Buckman, who intervened. | “Mostly we worked Kighth avenue {tor of the Sacred Heart of desus (loltet DIA 1 + { t oosevelt's se | 7 Ed ted she y nothing of Min- Mets by | which ne gives the rty-ninth street Rove ca co through Haltl forming at all times important Fe eee ee ed ae ate ot take {and One Hundred and-Sixteenth atrest | Church, In New Hrituin, established a a 5O PLM. | State record in line, He has City Full of Gangs Then. | eae doing It Ina most satisfactory Way. /them to her home. There they found ang one aia rater i | You are conspicuously fitted, in the] Weiler, and One Hundred and Twenty-fth | ten more marriage form before was full of gangs at net NEW YORK | MAN. MURDERED. opinion of the Judges of this court, for| , The detectives, the mother and Edna street,” weld the young man, “We all Lechite ] ineoln uzey ee ie ell jthe dutles you are now atout to midnight, when Winnle come in with | Wore fancy rigs, like the one I had on itu UST La Bella's Body Found N ume as City Magistrate, a position| Smith. Winnie said Smith was the boy | “4 Most aIauroerolainie when you con-| y Bound Nea, Marpe| a See ate Oe te ne ratia|she was gong to marry. But she hadn't | et night, Mostiy we taid for old men TaiNewworked| with Skull Crushed, Veen s Na Sree P iit leave this | 8d, time yet. 4. Bana May | Decsuse, they were the easiest, Wo'd ' community, and ‘0 wi uy They were all arrested. “dna May wi 1 1 get th to b s Turks and) TAMPA, Fla, Feb, 11,.—A farmer! Court-House with the warm frlendship| Hamilton and) Weller were charged filrt with) them) and get them) to buy marvellous three miles from Tampa discovered a! f evel ne here and the earnest wish| With abduction and Smith with a more |“ nks or suppers and then touch them | how w 0 lve together | mound of freshly disturbed earth yester-|or ever one | bulla S01 serious crime. Magistrate Kernochan | and beat it, Many's the time I've lng and how small the percentage of crime) day and uncovered the body of a we | of every one In the bullding, every one] put the girl in charge of Mias Rose Me-| some old iS ments" enumerated, I t as long as he could } “I simply couldn't stand that set ules,” says Menaug, "I could Why, once I was happy, L found Belf locked out, and crept away to a hotel, I stayed thr fs I pleased, 1 had no rv time Removal Notice, | #1» mn sniny ar mre worty @ relativel my anon have to-day. all the be trusted than those who foil up from porerty—none les inclined to luke or ‘Dr.P.KAHLER& SONS, [co ht" Se Aoneatly earned,” ine. I was a happy man, 1 ‘I returned my wife had a new ¢ zer buying me sii her list. It required to pay the| a» Us| that knows you, for your continued|Quald, to be cared for In the Washing. | 0). ; ter license. “ balk ue Wire easan dressed, middle-aged man, who had Piet rege oer as Square Home for Girls pending | Pabst’s Harlem. he thinking all ‘he | SURGEON CHIROPODISTS . : Pe BSoES Cena balked at that, but! «what do you think of the present) be, ; Bee succes trial, time that I was a girl who'd got mashed Abraham Lincoln by his une it didn't do me T i nate ou think p been killed by a heavy blow on the; Magistrate O'Connor thanked Judge| trial. | t Mak f th lebrated ¥ } n't do moe any good. ‘The city | ou, { reat T inaulrad, [t , { , Ralph Waller has his name onan offica| on hin, It waa ee easy’ I almost hated, Makers of the celebrate ra wine ; Manutvoratialeclervanatal theatres," T inquired. | head, crushing the skull. The man had| Chcth) for the sentiment expressed and No. 149 Broadway, It w tld co Miss UEC COCE SCOT A UEMCEHE ry ” tiring energy, indomitable (carry the sup HER Wrontavelnt Hh me $ produred to-day’ more been dead about three days, [Pe eived the congratulations of the Bee SOE meICAItG [to take the money, sometimes. But 0} KAHLER Comfort Shoe and AN NRC AtTti? Caulk F 19 fet a tn time n't see thi Tnanes tone Bella, a broker of Elizabeth street, | Police Court vel Tue next next. moved to Brooklyn Yonkers, where they're slicker, and here | Stockings, formerly at 928 and of character, arose from the j ran ne notin wered aking into ac-| New York City, who came to Tampa on | Tam. My mistake was in trving to! 93 Brosdway are now at thelr actin aie Rovesnnunery ; } and miss my" b Jate I had work would rout m the bed ar : Mrs, Menaugh a ular, but not an | good housewife s al gain tn) business play the game to close to home think th elty'| Nicolo Valenti, of West Tampa, at | | Detective Ciltbttl, of the Yonkers! new store the highest oflice within the very respect whose house La Bella had stayed; Ono- ay AE GETS. A CPOE AINE gift of the Nation. Rail- proportion t0/faria Clamerto, his next deor neighbor, | at cart ta eet a pe on J 160 B d Weyer adi a tall, slender girl roa way splitter,Clerk, Lawyer, States- as any own In the/and Mike Bolenta and Joe Sardinia, o'clock when he.saw a ta A nited Stat |frlends of Vaienti, have been arrested chaffing a crowd of men on a street D i pe I arrested, an, President, Liberator— Twas a country boy, and I may say |The oftcers believe La Bella was mur- egtereariey(ouewat Harter dla atances Near 27th Street | man, Prosiden ; I know something about it, Perhaps it} dered at Valent!’s house and lis body | to him. Cilibitl was completely who by a stroke of his pen would have been bj for me if I had | conveyed to Its burial place in Valenti's —-— iti ayed in the country, 1 might have | Wae on, t set millions free. 4 It js said here La Rella represented | 7 i i a3 bought “her a lunch at the Getty | ee Per imabr ie tna enath Isack Hand orgapization. in New Bi valow, Who Claims Seized| New Arrivals Given Prefer-iiouse, and they enjoyed a courte of | CrownLeather The memory of his life re- SPECIAL, ANNOUNCEMENT, The Sunday World wil sire with ite next Mesuc the song hit ot titled “From the 1. the fascinating young person, He ‘and m complete. The song Is by George. “L was In the tann business up in | Fork but others belleve robbery was M. Cohan and Is one of his beat from that...) Sere a : rc ne motive s tative bottlea-of beer together. He never sus- mains a sa cd and precious A (evening musicals Sullivan County when the war broke|the motive. | eh 5 TI ence Over Native Unem- PETE ARBEIT TI ACIaR Rea Ked SuteLie COUCHES mains a sa od an p he continued, “aad 1 volunteered. | = =| Devices, Replevins Them Seen ene legacy to the American People der arres . .. Mall us your name and address an 4 2 past my first vote for I ident Lin- | it eve occur to you to wonder what bee re. Cira ‘it and I'm proud to say that I've | comes of all the ground-up partl From Police Custody. Ployed, Straus Is Told. hands with him. I was in the eel do here? Take the steel shoe I | Help Wanted : F of the Potomac, and one day | clutches that stop the tralns, for a3] To-Da ! when we were at Fortress Monroe the|stance, When t! t on they're] In a replevin sult decided in the | y President came out and spent the night /about three in Ive seen | y a) Court by Justice Stur 1 shall to get away "she" Jost a big, much- |W! ship to you a Spproval one Jimed pleture hat, With the hat a Gelther as : In honor of this truly Seas blonde wig came away, showing the| KEEP FOR TEN DAY: great and good man, the WASHINGTON, Feb, I—At the cons cloge-or uid then If wot satisfied re t our " 1 “ 4 Jterence of leaders of organized labor jvoxing boy expenso—and 1f fully #atlatte vis ““'| Coward Shoe Store will re- camp with the soldi ground duwn to half an inch. |ciaude Blgclow, owner of Aity slot mac| With Secreta of the Denart- "st the tation lise the prisoner was] — QE Weekly main closed on Friday, Feb- Wis efvertised for in The Mornliag never forget his appearance.” yhat has become of the rest? 1 sup-| chines slezed by the police months ago, | ent of © and Labor, which reieved of the rest of his evening ruary 12th, the Centenary of vas continued lay, eritle * f nl , World's Want Directory, | How Lircoln Looked pose we've all breathed it in, jhay recovered a judginent that directs |"? HEU a eerie ee Bes clothes, The outfit Included a black No Cash his birth ' 5 t Dol ic *ommissione! De ah ANE SOU Nb oie kirt, a long ck coat of fashlonable f Everybody Runs Risks. he Police Commissionor and Proverty |i every sneaker, Including President Payment e enon vanune rlakanevertalaa rk to return the machines to Bigelow iMiWaok nerioane mad’ \D Value | ; of ertean Fe: own ous $35.00 eure ‘ ry este AN ah a Sai lof aremarkbly good ey a: mamere THURSDAY, FEB, 11, 1909 The very officer smi spic and span old police | dd reminiscently Samuel Gom Addreseers .. 46. 2 Girls ee rere is aay erie ia ‘Agents... 10 “Mr. Lincoln had on an old silk hat eman Is always pr (SE k7 Wa GE Se eration of Labor; Warren 8. Stone, of ite Knows that ar - These are the machines on which the F ‘Alteration Hands, 1 that looked as {f he might have worn | the Locomotive Engineers, and Presi- ig Ilable to draw names of Cornelius J, Sullivan, Tim- teight or ni sald. ne, of the Molders’ Union Sanivened is Inspector Cortright | @ad he’s ready for him othy D. Sullivan ("Big Tin") and ering Veseanth . , Ladle’ Tallors... 2) continued, “I | vantage he has over any other citlzan| Timothy P. Sulllvan ("Little Tim") ap-| aitecting GUNG eTAWerE CL SEER CATIA Elks Launireswe Ul Gawareoand tele |who Isn't looking for trouble. |penred as being officers of the company | worse now Uhan ih the parle years of New York ‘ ce force. |MBht to see th ibject In any other! ¢, J, Sulivan Company. In an aimidavit Sa DAINGUtT late Butchers . gq down here and lice fore BNO E RBG LE BUDy | \ ’ nee positions were telng furnished Buttonhole Mak 21 | It was the nearest thing to being a sol-|!ght. Though he hus been forty-two! Bigelow swears }through the division of informatt : We will be open s Canvassers 2 Sl dier Lcovld find in time of peace, ‘That|%€&tS on the force, he would not admit! “pne only interest C, J. Sullivan Com-|molders who have Just Lincoln's Birthd: i epsy or Its : ft +1 mt Pel ratinaahanurnead ran va peril 1 ica, He urged restrict 4Incoin s ay nters \ o t ad fa 3 lous si pany hae e mac . : fi ‘Carpenters .. 118) was In In 1870, nearly ti a) ee Ne ped pcncen any) Dermous eiueslpany, Ned imithe machines tiga For the accommodation of rame of rich urable Cashiers. hee married a girl from Sulli-| {#008 nor consent to tell me tall tales |juyertising thereon, and for th tlege| “Secretary. Straus pol Birepicuiccasteners (een wide: Digby TEST Chambermatds van Cc 8 about them f plac ane the “ads” of some of the arti-| United States had in Wy ce Over Indestructible: “Crown” steel “springs Cligarmakera ., ., Hereir haunted Belng a policeman, according to his |, hich they were handling as ad-| ons ag old as th Diamonds Watches Sanitary construction, massive c ret THE Collectors. ARV BCTALTH idea, is Just an exciting way of making jcould not be Jewelry t orders led ther inarties al. + | Composttors , Opened attr force | iving, Mor it isn't as exciting r Mr. Timothey D, Sullivan nor | Fadi fem: temporarily ‘edvantaeos peace 9 eed ae pal irae Ich a policeman is| 8 it used to be, because New York 19 eel amatad b to undertake that," said CROWN »: « reatment a 1) subs ty anxieties with t, | Sod now—relatt i, that Is. (ayes AIAN WI sone “trom the point of 959 Cutters. site subject, must carry ity anxieties with it, | a) i X [had they any knowledge, yank fonal ‘ { CoE ies TSH eae ge eae eat ca ae |v tase spector con 3 wuncerned, of the Instatiing or | AMHY and International, § arcourse our Furniture M f g Co., _,Without Expense ok pin orks.. idly to the Ides Advertising Company. undertal s hs = ' NEW i Dentists . 7 Sin Painters... 1| “No,” he replied, “I don't tt indle these machines." a = “144 BOWERY. soem arcana srNX ENTE TENG "a Dishwashers .. .. 4 |W ver worried about me. t nellus J. Sullivan, president of the! 2 L part LIN COLN'S HIRTHDAT. Drivers .... + swt Atak ‘ for instance, that in a esented an ailidavit embrac- WOMAN'S VOCATION AS HOUSEKEEPER = Drug Clerks n new I could take care of myself, | tty jock ¢ people of ten different + he had recelved trom Tim- |} Jy ds that sho employ tho best 8 G erraecasceet | 1d thore is no special danger at nationalities peaceably xD. Sullivan, part of Wwhtet read | metieds to Wsiitaee hee. york, Spring Raincoats “ 0 g a policeman a nor an | 9 Ss were ‘lt , the use of my name in connection Blevator Runners. 1 Povo mane enyemoten than § ieaAbee Leno inere with slot machines 1 not only never By using 'g n’s Fashionable Ou t i 8 1 y pe Men's & Women's Fashionable Outer. | Hmbroiderers .. 6. 1 ere Is to being a Know peo- Yo j authorized, but If my attention had been | ents of (very deseription if ippe i ple on the outside tl They're so|in 18st, piv 1 ¢ area {called to {t, would have been very cane: | garments of cvery description, includ peojutely Rngravers 1 isy adn fellow who Is wound- | and population, 4 ful to see to diehst {t should never have | a I ing _a_magnificent display of Women's se ve buy Thott ot att nd Nm Hands, i 3) ed ey don't think of the| reat deal Bat bert inisilnvorden thateyon| RUBBERIZED SILK entices’ si istied, your money will be ers ‘ ousands exposed In the same way {may now know that it Is my absolute ON SPE Phere eso (Scena of ny tort." [BRINGING ABRAHAM LINCOLN |i {i S's entre 17 att Ie iOOENY remen .. 1 I was wounded twice during the war. “ ” kind should my name in any wise be +44: Me balectetroceee vary as wounded twice duri ar y nam ea to trom. Eve “a bn ‘i I've been shot at a few times since ['ve T0 HIS MILK. ESSEC a in: At our own make and guaranteed abso: i i pee oS Sees Mitely” rainproot on ae een on the police force, though they Fifty years ago the newspapers of the 1 lobrated Silver dot, pees 1 mete | always missed. But those are chances| country contained all manner of refer- GIRL TAKES POISON. ped Sfabor and expense are saved and 7 Rechts Has 1 ain hat sottlers and goticemen are paid to ences fo (he vain boast of the redoubt-| Miss Alice Kanipe, twenty-two years beet teaults cbtalned. Avoid substitates, 0 , bI ouglas ha je would No. 4805 Fifth aven Brook! The World printed to-day 1,194, ‘ake. It's all part of the day's work. | "bring Abe Lincoln to his milk Ole 08 Ne Na pokaee reecenyet REE SAMPLE \ P y They never think about it. To-day James Dutler ts brin, mili | 1s prisoner in the Norwezian Hosp’ a CARRIAGES charg Atwempting suiciie oy ing tincture ot lodine. She was found her home last night in @ critical) Help Ads., 664 more ‘than ail sett A policeman's life is less dangerous|to the people of Greater New York 1 than that of a man that works in the! Price hitherto unheard of. The an New Yok, papers combined, | gubway all the time,.for Dia a of the foe Stores on ae Mailed on receipt of address. The Py Silieon Co., yo CH St, New York Sold by Grocers & Druggists Everywhere a eee NUE Yr. 2530 $5 831 B’way and 13th Sta IN A ( Pe BERR ‘Aged Mrs, Ellen Peck This, d ng eu Fa . Time Charged With the