The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1909, Page 6

ov were seen paves - arava DEAD MAN'S DIARY TELLS PROGRESS Of HIS FATAL SPREE Expires in Chair After Adding Last Entry, “Spiflicated,” to the Recor FRHCART ATS | B.WLER ATU, dP ALOE Head Pins of Paterson Team Hurled Into Roadway— Tuxedo Match Off, ~TOTHE FORTUNE. ~ OP. MORGAN Refunds Ovni Collected for Water Rents to Banker Win Ota Others. ‘ord. | s World.) Mareh 16. Paterson, WAS INJURED BY AUTO. Boast saint mem- | | with @n accompanying note signed by the Comptroller to this effect: | March 18, 1909 | Dear Sir—At a meeting of the Sink- ling Fund of this date it was unan Civil Engineer R. L. Spiller Not Drinking Man, in Spite of Odd Records. Injuries received In an automobile ac- ecient, a month ago, caused the of Robert L. § thirty-nine Fifty-third s er, a civil engineer, at! To-morrow, beer, It is well as the was hurt by the ac found fh f that he forsos week ago to-da ained of illness mp! in Pastel Colors, also Fancy pened or the 1 fit Diary’ Odd Record, to Bowling Club elr way °°. THT NAMES DURANT FOR CRUM'S PLACE » Senate in No Hurry to Contirm Charleston Man Who Suc: ceeds Negro as Collector. NEW YORK BOWLERS SHOOT BIG SCORES | Pump and Jarrett Roll 1249 inj the Big Pittsburg | 51, inch Radiant Taffeta Ribbon, Ginch Satin Taffeta Ribbon, day—Took high firmed siew Sunda cateh up “Monday It was 11 ¢ fnto th He asked f nerved and onds he had Was not dis when vAnto | yelt hey | fan « Tl had been art had no of heart failure, d to the Morgue, nounced the man His body was ren SERVIA STUBBORN MAT FORGE CLASH | Romer Cards Engraved in Correct Austria ie ty Army Needs and! Turkey Will Block King Peter’s Supplies. een bee since in of- ch sess Dunbar—156, Maxwel—1s9, —During + bate in se of Horan—ti0, 317 | trian Parl of the bill . Ege ft —164, ve mus W recruits f Voorh i Cummings—1s, ment to not m wald. “We modating s position during t it his nomination necom= ja our RS Willian <q {ton and Kennet! Halley, definite «4 ment We nom hay Saves half your Baker's Bill. nd could say is a wonderful natural bridge which supports the w ‘ght of the body in standing, walk- ingandronning, Under con- stant strain the arch somo times sags, causing painful foot troubles. Rest and sup- ort a falling arch by wear- ing the COWARD ARCH PROP SHOE, which relieves the strain on the mu-cles, holds the arch in position, and prevents ''flat-foot.” Men's, Women's and Chi! Send for special bo on Arch Supporting Shoe, SOLD NOWHERE ELSR, JAMES S. COWARD, 268-274 Greenwich St., N.Y. Milled from In Shepherd Checks, Striped Worsted, Mixtures, Silk Linings, Inlaid Silk Collars, Fancy Buttons, 6 to 14 yrs, Actual Value #12.50 West Twenty- The Aich of the Foot : sum of $223.10, which amount repre- sents an overcharge tn the city's bills for Croton water rents, CAP UL GUY ADDS §223 I Yours re- | spec tfully, HERMAN A, METZ, Mr. ciplent of | Aunts on, y, Cl ants H Mi Haba lenore Dunne Fand ot ——--——>——-- Ieee CONFER WITH WATCHORN i of Commerce and Labor I, agel and Commissioner-General of Im- | migration Keefe will be a to. morrow to confer with | j the city to- aay a check for $229.10, | For Infants and Children, | The Kind You Have Always Bought | Bears the Signature of (1h cedeit | Stern Brothers Wednesday Spring Importations of Classique Corsets IN SILK BROCHE, BATISTE AND COUTIL, ARE NOW BEING SHOWN, INCLUDING New Models CONFORMING TO THE LATEST FASHIONS IN DRESS A Special Purchase of 500 Girls’ Reefers Light Weight Broadcloth, Plain or Fancy Taffeta ul 0 $6, | Taffeta and Washable Ribbons Considerably Below Regular Prices at 19¢ Yq, a 25 Yd. IN WHITE, BLACK AND ALL SPRING COLORS. WASHABLE SILK RIBBONS $¢ in. 60¢ { in, 80c Piece of 10 Yards Stationery and Engraving Wedding Invitations, Announcements, Reception, At Home and Visiting Cards, also Bill Heads and Business and Artistic Styles. Monograms, Crests, Address and Telephone Dies Engraved and Stamped An Unusual Offering To-morrow. ENGLISH WHITE FABRIC FINISH PAPER, in boxes of 120 Sheets and 100 Envelopes, Value 90¢ Box S5¢ third Street “HOW TO BE A = COFFEE EE EXPERT Facts Bey Gin Ae One Should Roll About Buying Coffee. Years ago when coffee was sold in bulk it was thought by dealers and the public generally that good coffer could be distinguished by Its ap- pearance and color, but this idea has long been exploded All experts are y red that the only reliable test of good coffee lies in the tas! 1 that perfecting this taste largely done by blending 8 of coff But for ot ns it has only been sip ne fr troduction of selling coffee in tins that mae experimenting has been 1 is the Hotel Astor ( perfected to meet th requirements of that famon3 hotel At the time this famous blend was made it tended tr p it for jthe exelusi of tl he el dy . exyrind 8 ats ited to put c The gen eral marie, It Is rocers ere In one pe and three he bean, pow ad air-tight ting ground, or pulverized. .e game the Hotel contains the fa- clipe tor coffee | mons Hotel Astor r making. Up-Set Sick Feelisg that follows taking a dose of castor oil, salts or calomel, is about the worst you aay endure—Ugh—it the cream (NEAR WARREN STREET gives one t! eps, You don't Orders Filled. Sendtor Catalogue, have to “TT CASCARETS POPE RECEIVES PILGRIMS N Malt Sendircatangen, have to have it -CASCARETS ee oME, Mar -day peas wee aks — — ficeutnens waepaltad feeilage, SE Marinas han = 25h r Another George M. Cohan song with next DtY them. Wuie-wed (9 the-Eioly Laas 8 : HECKER. JONES: ONES-JEWELL EWELL MILLING Co, CO, ppehradid World ae ie Gap ten! CASCARRTS m NEW YORK CITY Hess now appearing at Grand Opera : » / ’ SSS. CAMMEYE 6th. Ave..Cor. 20th St. First Spring Sale of Men’s and Women’s Shoes In Our Basement Store. The Suarantee of fifty years of business integ- rity is behind our shoes and our advertising. 5,000 pairs of Women’s Fine Footwear. This season's newest styles. Button, Lace, Christy es, Pumps and Newports in 5 Russia Calf, Golden Brown Kid, Gun Metal Calt, Patent Leather and tine Black Kid. ; A complete line of $3.50 Shoes ti be sold at Women’s $2.50 Patent Leather, Gun Metal and Black Kid Button and slings - - ne ‘ 5], 65 Women's 4 iil $9 00 . shoes, ir \H hand se Button, and Women’s Brown and Gray Suede Top P. Ar “ $1.75 $9 Black ¢ lop Patent Leather Button price al Women’s Tan ( Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes xan metal calf, pat eather and black kid,| ities lace and bluchers Men's Regular $3.00 Shoes Patent coltskin and box calt lace; reduced to J Men’s $2.00 and $2.50 Shoes Box calf, and patent leat st hi +50 up-tO-date s I: Boys’ $2 (00 Lace Shoes) Box calf and black kid, reduced to. Boys’ $2.00 Patent Colt Blucher, Sizes 2!» to 542 Boys’ $2.00 Box Calf Q Satin Cait 2 50 Blucher.Sizes! to 5%, Chi. d's $2.00 High ¢ Cut Patent Leather Lace s Ot 10 2 black Kid S|. 25 $y 0 Little Gents’ $2 00 Tan Calf beceieh pes Welted os 25 $1.25 aire: on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit | “CAM MEYER” | PURELY VEGETABLE. from veges ny It is a gener: ALD ingredie ie ar ngod period x nteed 5. S. S. cures dus Blood Poi+ purifiesithe its fine vegs poisoned b) R sec due to an impure and ywn and removing hereditary ts teal advice f nd_any med- ), ATLANT PUBLISHED BY PERMISSION OF THE COHAN » HARRIS CO. ; an NEXT |