The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1910, Page 13

WITH TEARING OUT WORK HE HAD DONE Mrs. Zegarski Tells a Remark- | ‘able Story of Experiences in Dr. Walker’s Office. ACCUSES WOMAN ALSO. | ‘Declares the Dentist’s Assistant and Friend Aided Him in Attacking Her. Dr. Benjamin Walker, a dentist of Ninth street and Fifth avenue, Brook- lyn, his assistant, Minnie Conon, and | hfe friend, Dr. Wilfred Hartley, were | arraigned before Magistrate Tighe in the Fifth Avenue Court, Brooklyn, to- day as a result of a story of brutality ‘nd mercenary cruelty told by Mrs. Mary Zegarsk! of No. 103 Twenty-ninth atreet. She swore that because she had not met Dr. Walker's demands for money he had, with the ald of the other two, forefbly undone much of the the dental ‘work he had performed for her since fast June, tearing out one tooth root in doing so and cutting her gums seriously, | Baye He Asked for Money. Her contract with Dr, Walker, ahe | wad, called for 43.50 worth of work, to be paid for in iustalments. A payment was made on Deo. 5 and left her owing | $14.50. She went to Dr. Walker's office fast Saturday. He looked over the re- | maining work to be done and then, she | says, demanded payment in full. Then, Mrs. Zegareki declared, he sai | “al right;” told her to settle back in the chair, She said he held her arms down by her side, Miss Conton held her head, and Dr. Hartley, with the aid of forceps and other instruments, began | tearing out her completed bridge work, | She screamed, she said, and her little @augiter Syivia ran in from the waiting room. She had in her hand her | mother’s satchel, which Mrs. Zegarski | eald contained $11.25 and her original | contract with Dr. Walker. She said that Dr. Hartley took the @atchel from the girl and handed it to| Dr. Walker, who opened it with one, hand, still honlding her down with the other, and took out all the money and the contract. She then struggled loose | and went out with the doctor. Her mouth was bleeding, she sald, and she | was in great pain. Took Her to a Doctor. She went to her home and when her husband came in went with him to} Pr. Grobinsky of No. 605 Third avenue, who attended to her mouth and gave! her a certificate as to the condition in) which he found her jaw. Dr. Grobinsky was not in court. It+ was explained that he had a call which | could not be deferred, but would be in| court later. The case was adjourned. An Evening World reporter ap- proached Dr. Hartley to ask what the other side of the story was, “You go to —.." was the only state- ment made to him by Dr. Hartley. _ ile tdcaae = alse Aged Man Killed by Gas. August Monter, sixty-six years old, was found dead in bed from gas to- day in No, 3% East One Hundred and Forty-sixth street. Hg left the gas on dy accident. See how the wind blows before you buy. See our Leather and Metal Novelties after you| take a look around. Then you'll realize how) reasonably priced our nov-| elties are; and how truly novel. - Cigarette boxes, ash} holders, dressing cases, | leather cushions for the) machine, fitted bags, jewel | boxes, . traveling clocks, | trump markers—any of | the hundreds. of such ‘ings we imported for this| Christmas season. It’s an oasis for the veary looker for “something | ‘or a man, not too expensive. When ee wind blows— Schlichten Ramie under- wear wearers fear no ill. Their skin is dry and the | danger of taking cold mini-|F mized. ROGERS PEET & COMPANY, | Three Broadway Stores, at at at Warren St. 43th St. 34th St. THE BIG| STORE::: -*ACITY A China Kitchen Set Like This Will Beautifully decorated blue delft jars; handsome shapes, consisting of the following: Rack for Holding Same— Leather Collar Boxes— popular round shape for | $1.25 Ostrich Fans, 95c collars and cuffs; with Rich, curly ostrich feathers on box on lid for but- bone sticks. Colors are pink and Beautiful Caldwell Piano PIANO will be more highly appreciated or show better taste and judgment on YOUR part. This Is a Safe and Economical The Caldwell (best piano | The Kirchhoff at. .$225 to $325 The Garwood at $215. The Caldwell Player-Piano, CALIPORNIA dor, 9403 IMPORTED | i na cANbIED “Thon OR GRANGE " PEEL 18¢ ren iy Roi BD OATMEAL" 19¢ Patent Flour epears; doz, $3.35; rex can i fi THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER Shop in the MORNING Whenever Possible Before 12 o’Clock Not only is it decid- edly best to shop as many DAYS before Christmas as you can, Make ANY Housekeeper Happy — 4. Special Purchase Makes ossible for Us to Sell $3 ion Tomorrow, at 6 Cereal Jars 1 Salt Box 6 Spice Jars 1 Vinegar Bottie 1 Oil Bottle Other U re ful hixiitasas tected On $1.50 but it is also pono. ther Usefu of wisdom to make pur- , Gift Suggestions: | —an excel: | STERNAU chases BE FORE Same elt qugerteay exe veka Faproved NOON whenever prac- it OUTFITS rent in the house, All that is req to fasten it to the elec tric lamp Bock: out cone sorted lamps ir colo: complete, ready for toms | chmis rata TREE ELECTRIC OUTFITS — fades of satin lining in popu: | consisting of B& colored bulbs, cords, one of them is worth ese d_attery bos, with 3 ted Seal je of them $2.50, $ | can be used in any home; no 28, 80; 1.50 93:45 Er CABINETS—mod iy beautifully designed nj ate LECTR. have elec ticable. See the advantages of buying BEPORE TWELVE O'CLOCK: *1. Less discomfort through crowding. 2. More attention and assistance on the part of our trained sales it ‘00 in the collec and designs; & ates ate! DOC handsome lar colorin than 82.50, and others as urrent nec force. era © coust-| limp; ebony 4 ‘full and 3. DOUBLE trading a saat foe 9448 fa) ecty one guaranteed) $1.75 $8 stamps. ; vinit tary poasseal gitty thes, FATS) PS eY Cooper ‘Siore, Basement.) These are not imag- inary gains—they are VERY REAL; and we mention them abso- lutely in YOUR in- terest. Shall we have the pleasure of seeing you TOMORROW — and BEFORE NOON? Holiday apetinia in Leather Goods Suggestions from Our Immense Stocks of Gift Novelties $2.50 Hand Bag, $1.75|$1.50 Hand Bag, 95c Durable goat seal leather; Heavy double side or top fine leather-lined ; folded-bot- handles ; riveted leather-cov- tom shape; fitted with change ered frames; linings in as- purse. sorted colors. Game Set—leather - cov- (tlogel Cooper Store, ered box containing two eels wealduoaetl decks of playing cards, and score red light blue; also white. value $2.9 An Ideal Christmas Gift Is the ‘ \j i UJ Artistic eu j , Articles in ’ AN | I LZ . Solid is ce: Gold, Set “SS Be : with Tite 8 Diamonds = Nothing that you can buy for the price of a CALDWELL Certainly there is nothing else that will give more satisfaction —noghing easier ne 8 and were to pay for. The 1 85 Other =_ Price is...... Precious ose eee S Easy terms of reas $ 5 Down | e e and Week than ever. Piano Store One in Which You Can Select a Piano at Any Price from $185 up to $750 and Be SURE of Getting the Utmost in Excellence That Your Money Will Buy Easy Terms If You Desire ever sold under $200), $185'The Ludwig at. . .$300 to $650 | The McPhail at. .§250 to $750 $9 | The Kirchhott § 375 , Player-Piano, 525 Pianos Held for Christmas Delivery. (Siege! Cooper Store, Fourth Floor, Center.) and quality-inducements. (Siege! Cooper Store, Main Pioor, Front.) Best Groceries, Fresh Meats, Fresh Fish, —— Cakes Best Wines and Liquors Greatly Reduced Prices for ¥riday and Saturday. Pest ond Purest Obteinable, PRICES always at the very BOTTOM. a ITY at the very TOP. Purity and freshness guarantecd. Free delivery as usual. Orders by mail or telephone promptly filled, If you ‘phone, ring up Chelsea 4000. Fresh Butter || Dry Mealy Potatoes _| | | “Daylight”-Made Cakes Smoked Meats y Tm 6 | Bay the, Best » slegtione athe J | | Fresh suppi vs from our own ovens every | | SUGAR CURED HAYS ; 164e Wel | | f nler mont Ibs, 60-Ib b 1 Hy $1.69 89 | 2e witb CURED’ BACON 22Ve 25e SMOKED OX TONGUES" 14 14¢ 25¢ h akeddaled PEANUT BACON 32¢ ENGLISH STYLE PLUM PUDDING—Foun- ib ~ 22e 1h sc; N 4805 7 ball 45c | T he FRc SHELL ALMONDS ~ 28e | rsth : . } citron, | | obtainable; 10 Ibs., 98; § Ibs 32¢ | | A WALNUTS: 24e Fresh Fish m3 Db’ RAISINS 12%e |) + 81.2 print, 49:5 os We clean fish tree of charge aray FLO IR—g-dbi-bag, DOE |! | : 25¢ Spanish mackere ' Freshly- Roasted Coffees | | GUADARALI COFFEE $] : | 8e | Ss P Y OYS Fresh Meats | | ERESHILY-OF AWAY 9 river all paid and charged or ier Teer ae 10 Ibs., 83.08 ‘i FANCY MARAC sino CorreE~" $y 10; 44 ne ROCKY OL ane MILK CHOCOLATE. it 5¢ | FLAGCUS TOMATO! CATSUP ‘12e Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FLORIDA ORANGES doz ss, teen teas or natan $1; 38c t granulated; white bag, 82.45; 15¢ TAMB full tor dressed; |b HAMS--seie. 4 quality fresh 40° and + fresh-kilied BALDWIN APPLES: 4 Be ‘ holse quality; Crosby's Gold 3 FOWI-cholce, freshskilied, dry um Patent, Pill 18¢ Fone FS kled 4 SUES--sweet-piskied corne SAUSAGE frou de ibe restismade, eountry style pork; 1D. s.sssceee lie California Asparagus | | Fountain quality; extra large, tender | | 5 tg -hbly 29c |} | 1 °6.75 = 83,85 Siere’ Cooper, Store, Third F Big and Genuine Holiday Bargains In Our mL eleot A Be ein ry Couch Covere— Renaissance Lace Cartains Moquetto Cou ch —mounted on ont uals pond ha frame; vovetel with Jap- ity cane ons ban cable 0 edge anese matting et rich colors, petty it S o fa Cushions — covered with good quality tapes- try in figured pemees Oriental Striped Covers — heavy grade; full “as! length; Moqueite Table Covers— Tapestry ‘Table Covers—} signs; tassels. on Persian designs; coloring; regulation din- ing-room size; value § with good grade Bagdad armure ; filled with silk floss; tomor- a | Morris Chairs and Turkish Rockers Admirable Holiday Gifts, Very Reasonably Priced Morris Chairs As illustrated; golden oak only; up- and adjustable backs; fitted with loose cushions, covered with reen velours ; regular 10; sale price Turkish Rockers illustrated; Beautiful abe Here are some will appreciate—and not the sizes and qualities alone but the PRICES, likewise: Wilton Rugs holstered seats a! Axm inster Ruge : best grade on backand arms; large Mchair Rugs oni comfortable; Equisite assortment of » in a large variety of sizes; especially adapted for par- lors, bedrooms, boadoirs and dress- Morris Chairs As illustrated; golden oak only; full spring seat; ‘heavy Posts ; claw feet; complete with green velour cushions, tomorrow . (Siegel Cooper Store, Penarth | Floor. ‘ie 3 Black Lon -Nap i Beaver Hats ; - *1.95 ewelry Gifts | is the very cream of the season's sineiey long-nap black beavers. ae Made Ready-to-Wear Be here or ‘conty, imitating tyle of turban is here in differently trimmed, and y vor be worth twice T offering in genuin Sienin Glass$ ( Richly hand-decorated wine, whisky or e with crystal tray; A fine thingfor your values up to $1.95. Holiday table. Two big underprice purchases from prominent manufacturing jewelers make competition more hopeless Second Ploor, Front.) French Bronze Electroliers i Hardly Two’ Alike; $25 Grade, ai 18.75 Beautiful specimens of im; Many subjects; some with Gifts for Father, Mother, Brother, Sister, Uncle, Aunt, Nephew, Niece and Sweet- heart---Yes, Gifts for Everybody. No other store in America offers you such price- rte French bronze; ighty fine subject; s: high on bronzed pedestal; fined with 3 lights; euch with an imported cut bead cover; various Special Holiday Inducements, Prices the Lowest in New C enwne I ish Ce ognac bade GOLDEN, CROWN JAMAICA ba tle, Rhine & Moselle of 10 dozen pints, ed from Mauseabares x Teer rted ( fareta American Cham highest quality of American Ask for “S. & H.” Green Trading rea oe Give them os