The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1911, Page 5

Alps Their Succor Is Timely. VICTIM IN CEMETERY. Animals Find Policeman on Street and Lead Him to Freezing Sleeper. Four dogs, ‘usually described as “mutts,"" proved themselves this morn- ing worthy compeers of the far famed St. Bernards of the mountain mis of the Alps, which sally forth every snow to find the unfortunate way- farers. who have suc storm's fury. Like ren they saved a ma ning around the streets near en Cemetery, Williamsburg, for several months, with none to claim them and none to extend a kindly hand. They have subsisted on scraps foraged from Sarbage cans and have slept in out- iouses or under porches, It was about 5 ck this morning when Policeman William Donnelly of {a lonely beat in th the cemeter, the way a ving of dogs Finds Man cn Crave. As he continued his stu along Central avenue t came louder and more crossed t street and fou mongrels Just netery railing. As soon as the an mals saw the police throug! the railing a cemetery, running a fifty ‘feet. TH Darked again and again. ‘The policeman attached no significance to the Sonduct of th along his post. The dogs sped fur. usty after him and cont 0 bark. i hey caught up to whine and turni Finding that Don- to them, they ran forward and up a jitde mound where the policeman found the dogs tug- xing at the coat of a man, who was lying unconscious across a grave The policem in shook the unconsclous form and spoke to the man, but there Was no response, Dbnnolly’ finally man. “ged to restore the h & “semblance of weed him to d to walk, t Away, lamsburg. jabette, died and Every § e has visited her grave Lately the hours of is wor een $0 changed that he this duty only during the eariy morning hours. He left his bakeshop about 3 v'olock this morning emotery an hour iate It was but he paid no ai sind stood at the gra the cold and fa him, i EXPLOSION SCATTERS RAILWAY WORKING FORCE. Three Men ft > Inj ured { Others Ar Vhen Loco- motive Blows Up. WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.—Three men were fatally hurt and a number sus tained injuries when a fre! t locom tive ont exploc Physicians hav Stars in Road Foréham Col Maniattar ose Athletic Association in the Tnir- teenth Regiment Armory, Over one hundred entries have been received for the road race, wh country club house at Bath Beach to| the armory, Lieutenant Detective Barney Flood of the District-Attorney's office and Lieut. Allen of the Central Office re- ed to this city from San Francisco prisoners who had been One of the men, Cavano, who until he disap- 1 last June was medical officer in nhattan State Hospital, is under ent for grand larceny in the first cern, by whom he en made that he fatled to thet it's money tha nd, it 18 alleged, After being ar- Sessions to-day fe Was arrested in River- While In San Francisco Lieut. i / & man who Is for highway robbery. Flood was standing in Building at Pi ed him up and he is now awaiting piste ibaa CHINESE AVIATOR TO MAKE , HIS COUNTRYMEN STARE. t he will be the first aviator the ground tn China experimenting with n they stopped and 8 and continued ‘ ve rotowea vem WOMAN DIES IN “L” STATION Went same ¥ et station of the Third She became S11 D ed to the platform, SE Se DD > y Dent of. Pelham | »reme Court to-day al- 50 a month alimony and nding the trial of nd reached the| $500 ¢ he got there, | ration action wil = ae 5S OD Lying Awake Did it ever occur to you that coffee might be the wakefulness? many people have obtained sound, freshing ed by cutting sOiib- MEAT OYST Plat Tete cgerciices ugonnen ‘ a ied — | ee Pn i OR a oP ieacaad ae POSTUM “There's a Reason” Postum Cereal Co, Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich, THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NO CONNECTION WITH BOTH SIDES OF 67AVE. ¢J. B. GREENHUTDres. Sales Continue To-morrow Women’s Spring Suits and Dresses. Daintiest 1911 Models in Most Fashionable Materials, Featured at $16.50, $19.50, $24.50 and $29.50 Also Specials in these sections of The Big Store DRESS GOODs, FURNITURE, SILKS, Ri WASH’ FABRICS, WOMENS SHOES, LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, DIAMOND JEWELRY, U. S. FLAGS, UNDERMUSLINS, EFURNISHINGS SILK PETTICOAT! COUCH COVERS GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS. SSWAR IN OUR MAIN BUILDING. Sale of All Our Used and Shopworn P i a n O S At Wonderfully Low Prices All these instruments have been put in excellent order—thoroughly overhauled both as t0 case and “action.” Weassure you that there are no such Piano Bar- gains as these anywhere else in all New York. Uprights was Ne Heffelin.....§325 Kellner..... 400 12 Reubert » 425 120 Krakauer... . Fischer Monarch Waters Garwood. Braumulles Bradbury Chickering - . Huntington, A 500 400 Bien : Players and irehho Plavere Piano Ne fara © Bend layer Pi Pianos Now Gildemeiscer Petaas Werner Caldwell Howard Kirchhoff. Behr Bros. Mathushek. Garwood... 3 Kirchhoff. Kirchhoff. Kiret hoff. Howard MePhai Ludwig rk % Gram Richstag. . McPhail. ... Lester. . Grand Pianos Was Gram Richstag Booth bros. . .. $600. Boardman & Gray. Eber tere 900 McPhail Greentiut- Siegel Croper Store, MALN Evilding, Fourth Hoor, Center IN OUR MAIN BUILDING A Few of Tomorrow’s Specials 1 in Groceries Delicious Cakes Fresh supplies LADY WASHINGTON or WiITE | FOWL ee a 16¢ 45 Ids, 815, . CHOICE MIXED PRINCESS PAVE: Lazarre brand ‘fans Do: POPULAR BLEND COFFEE TRA Tee ie Bde geiables de 25¢ re l5e 10¢ FEBRUARY 20, ANY OTHER STORE EL COOPER © 18™8I9™STS.NEW YORK.. Our Entire Greenhut Building Now Devoted to The Following Departinents ~ Stoves, Ranges, Hardware, Woodenware, Refrigerators, Paints, Housefurnishings, Enamelware, Flectri- joods, Chafing Dishes, Percol- ators, China, Glassware, Lamps, Brice -Brac, Bronzes, Statuary, ete. First Floor—Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Oilcloth, Up- Rich Cut Glass holsteries, Pictures, Second Floor--Parlor Furniture, also the BETTER ire for other rooms Main Floor- grades of fur Office furnit Peds, Bedding and Lower-priced Pur- i “S. & H.” Premium Parlor Department. IN OUR GREENHUT BUILDING. “Tuesday Bargains” in Well-Made Furniture Morris Chairs—made solid plain oak, rubbed are fitted with full spring “sle'51750 Turkish Rockers—cover- ed with the best grade green velour cushions, $15; sale price quartered oak, seeye. maple, and | a strong oak platform, fitted with steel springs. These rockers are large and two small drawers; | shaped tops and large oval French Cee! | ( IN OUR GREENHUT have the best workman- 8 50 Dining Chairs—made of A Gas Portable seats are covered with genuine leather; (Greenhut-Siegel Building, Second Youths’ 1911. TRAMP DOGS SAVE PRISONERS CAUGHT |Dowble =a" Green Trading Stamps With P MAN FROM DEATH | ON PACIFIC COAST INSNOW STORM HERE FOR TRIAL —— caniaiilpecian Like Famed Si. Bernards of the Detective Brings Cavano and | Gaboff Back to Answer Larceny Charges. JN. Trading Stamps Free, In Our Greenhut Building, Tomorrow To all persons, whether pur: ers of not, epalyin the Premium Parlor, IN OUR GREENHUT BUIL i tomorrow, will be given free ps many sets of omplimentary siamps as they may reasonably require for books unfilled, but only one set of ten stampaof any one date, and only 100 iree stamps in all, will be good in any one book. Owing to the liberal offering of free stamps, patrons will find it ad- vantsgeous to Start filling at one time as many books as will be required to secure the premium they desire. Another Word to Stamp Collectors The Sperry & Hutchinson Premium Farlors, which were formerly located in the Siegel Cooper Co. and Creenhut & Co. buildings, have been merged into ONE magnificent parlor, THIS IS NOW LOCATED IN THE GREENHUT BUILDING—Thied Floor. IN OUR GREENKUT a “Tuesday Bargains” i s illustrated.) -This FERN DISH is fuil over cutting, with silver- Sureau of plated lining. It stands on a heavy crystal mirror. ; (Greenhut-Siegel Cooper Store, GREENHUT Building, Main Fioor ) IN OUR GREENHUT IN OUR GREENHUT BUILDING BUILDING Baia a LL Dr ap ery Materials Rug Also Lace Curtains and Department Window Shades 27x54 Rody Brussels Rags —in a] | Linenctte best quality;! Opaque Window Shades choice selection of pat- $4 Ae suitable for slip covers; | ——-best hand-made cloth fares caaulany $200; ab MEd! reg. 12ive and 18 Q | mounted on spring rol. e : 5 a yard lers; regulation width 26x50 Smyrna Rugs — reversible and full length; all per rugs in pretty colorings: $9 OE Figured Drapery Scrim—| fect goods; good assort- regularly $1.75; at reversible; ‘numerous! —mentof colors; regularly (Greenhut-Siegel Cooper Store, GREEN= retty designs andcolor-| 25¢ each; "complete HUT Building, First Floor) ings; 36 and 40 inches with all attach- wide; regularly 19 ments 17¢ 25e and 28cayd. Lee Lace Real Renaissa Cur trimmed with wide lace insertion and large corner meee Cretonne—36 inches wide; beautiful pat- terns; suitable for cov- erings and hangings; Faget of Foe ee regularly 18c a 12! 38 i one t e vane pair : 3.49 Imported While Madras-~ | The same with a S-in extea fine quality; pretty | wide inse esigns; 82 inches wide; tra larg larly 45¢ a regularly $7 50 a $, _ 29c| fairy 5 tore, GREENHUT Building, vloor) BUILDING Com- plete for $2. 15 dome viade, bead Welsbach mantle and all necessary attachments, It is ready for use Greenhut. ‘woper Ss HUT uildiog, Main t Greenhut-Siegel Coop ‘ IN OUR MAIN BUILDING—1OMORROW ~ Suits and Overcoats ad plainecollar styles. belied, 50-inch leagts d $10 and $12 IN OUR MAIN BUILDING Special “Tuesday Bargain” Sale of Women’s Gloves The Metropole — 1-clasp full pique imported glace, with Paris points; omest glove ever offered at Defiance Glove—we recom- I carnestness; ace kid; thoroughly de= mend it with sp every appearance of a $2 glove in IN OUR MAIN BUILDING “Tuesday Bargains” Woe, TE Yoy Town $1 Character Dolls China Tea Se IN OUR MAIN BUILDING Sample Baby Carriages Because we speak of them amples does pot lodioate, that they’ shopworn, On the contrary, every ely of them is FRES id our inspection-—and naturally they're the BEST. ty \ Pullman Sleepers English Style rere at Rees 00 ‘$i273|. + Perambulators 619 | Regularly Sale Price 3.90) 524.00 15.50| “39's 17.50] 35.50 workmar 17.50 black ; 20.00) 40.00 39e¢ 26.00 Aen nee 21.00 ; 6 Ste AAL 28.50 eh 23.00 Building » Floor, Pront.) IN OUR MAIN BUILDING IN OUR MAIN BUILDING IN OUR MAIN BUILDING Mesh Veilings “Tuesday Bargains” in| | Unusually Fine Display of Ree CREE 156 _Fabrics Needlework MAIN BUILDING Women’s’ Goodyear-welt soles; Astonishing bargains! utin the lot; tan gu patent and suedes button or lace Goodyear-welt soles; 2i regularly $2.50 and $3; 1to5, at $1 15 ilk Hair Nots-—-regularly 10¢ each; dozen, : 1 veers Real Hair Nets egularly [Se each; at3 for esand Hair Bandeaux — gold-trimmed; regularly 25c; at Ask for sae | Green Trading Stamps 7-Inch Basket Weave Waistings Centerpieces—-stampe4 and tinted ¢ te and tinted grounds 1 tan linen , handsome styles for waist: 24-inch; regularly 500; AN ings, Vestings and am at 19¢ : : FC ! pto $12 yard 27-inch; regularly 7$¢; : : at dle at 29¢ tpn 26-inch Foulards one of the 36-inch, regularly $1; 3 uson’'s most fashionable 49¢c fabrics. We have one of ¢ »w ‘Tops—stamped and tinted; finest assortment: back included; regu- S| t Greater Yor ¢ De; at 24¢ FY dotted foulurd des on s~stamped on 24 yards & S>Shoes,at $2455] sey" feaee™ 98) | was Save a time ard ve oe t The most up-to-date styles; patent, | | Cotton Challisin Persian and | | Dee Starth' "ava, eee andl eatin: Oriental patterns; ~ various trimmed and lined with styles; yard BY color; regularly 49¢; at,.,. 25 button or lace, as Greenhut-Siegel C MAIN Greenhut-Siegel Cooper Store, MAIN uldiag, Male io Dullding, Second Poon Convers "uesday air Goods ;: ovgain™ Prie 39e gularly | IN OUR MAIN ‘BUILDING | | | ut forn Hair Pins—regular! S175 { 69¢ | | | i Se a box; at ahuteSiegel Cooper Store, MAIN Building, Main Plows, Coats —We Give Them —— . urchases Before 12 0’ Clodk oe £37 % TSsSS N W. They're vehicles that have been sent in by the various ant jacturers for Bs