The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1911, Page 23

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CHAPTER (Continued The Tortures Begin. ws Narrative Continued | what was Just a Glimpse Into the New York Shops IERE 45 and white comh b cially in alterna In the new the same wul ter of an tne! that width. ‘The color is found in « tripes a fons in| #°* back of the bac! n pid and set with aide of the r LW at $12. A very stripes, or the back may and finished off one color Then a ville coll hack and| German embraidery are most Ace AS rome end js curved in at the aide, giving | t Ovo in ecru Hnem with bands of . ve @ most Kracetul estect re ten er : )) For th ¢ , re are silk An red linen is np P hats shirred over 4 wire with @ colors and sells at $1.29 1 became inquisitive. | That's a P fim upward rolling brim of coutrasting necks and plaited Mounces, t T don't care about i pow’ No excitement: i Can YOU Answer These Questions? Are You a New Yorker? Then What Do You Know About Your Own City? * PRE are five more questions te teat New Yorkers’ knowledge of thetr 6 queries are simple enough. anawer, offhand? Tr your friends and see if other people's fund of tnforma- tion is greater than The anewors will appear in Monday's Bventng World 16, On what day and year did Greater New York come into eriatence? 17, Why was the Bowery so called? 18, What New York public building and institution of learning were once used as political prisons, and by whom? 19. How did Rowling Green get its name? 20, What great catastrophe devastated a quarter mile of ground in the heart of New York City, and when? Yet how many of them can you your own, Hore are the replies to last Wednesday's questions | 1, New York's Chamber of Commerce was incorporated tn 170 by King George HT. of Eng 12, Brooklyn Fridge waa begun Jan, % 18, and was opened to tram. 1), The cenwus of 1810 showed New York City's population to be 9.479; 3) less | Shae that of New Redford, Mass, In 1910, 11, Thomas Willett was the first Mayor of New York City. May %, nearly Ho served for the New York » Sept. 2, 1790, ty was the capital of the United States from Sept. 13, 1788 be What Becomes of Pins? Kind have busted Valn guesses and vuine) as to “what Decames of the pi Liverybody knows Mm @ genera and a very few roalige fully that n kelentists dust and blo: | Bright pins month y the wind. eignteen n inks, are nearly leaten away in a year. At last the ds of thousands of mystery of the ages has been solved tin, atest and other metals are | and we know “what bacomes of the r, only to go | pins, National Magazine. > NOT AT HIS BEST. I was s ed.” sald the Rev. Mr. path, Is 1 think 1 usuany t Sune By Gaston Leroux Author of “The Mystery of the Yellow Room,’’ ette ou mee? ‘Think! Youyright of the manteipiece > 9 ¢ | tropical forest elpiece y (Te Be Continued. < »xes on the ma | Lis: en, dear, ive in the litte box on the