The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1911, Page 9

“ ‘ \ in the process COL.JEROMEOUT = AS UNCLE SAMS “ELAD HAND" TMK Brother of Former District-At- torney Dropped as Special Boarding Agent of Collector. | Tranentiantic voyarera returning this mur miss the ucbane presence ot " Lovell H. Jerome, the special customs aeont who in the past has come down'to mect then on board the reve- nue cutter and welcome them. "Col." Jeroma tas been dismissed trom the customs service because of A reorgani- tation of the force at this port. Though the dismissal occurred several | months ago the news of It became known to-day. “Col. Jerome te @ brother of former District-Attorney | Jerome and ts widely known, because the peculiar nature of his work kept him in the limeltgnt for eight year He was Uncle Sam's “oMcial greeter.” | Distinguished foreign visitors to whom eepecial courtesies were to be shown he took under nis official wing, and | many @ traveller, worried for fear his declarations were not made out prop- | @ly, has had his corrugated brow froned out by the “Colonel.” | At his home, No. 138 West Twelfth | street, to-day, Mr. Jerome discussed his dlamiseal. “I wea a apecial agent af the Treas. Ury Department, directly under the Sec- fetary,” said he, “and assigned to serve tn the office of the Collector. When Mr MoVeagh went Into office he began a Neorganization of the custom# service and some special agents wero dismissed I happened to be one om whom the axe fell “Folk saw so much of me when they } feached this port on the big Uners that \ they fancied meeting sips was all I had | te do, but that was the smailest t of my work. I had charge of the re moval from the plers of all packages and small shipments brought In by these hips, and I perfected a aystam by Which this work has been exped: ted.” Mr. Jerome had been connected with the customs service at various tUmes and in vartous capacities since the late sixties. He is a graduate of West Point and served for a tine as an office the army, He said he would engag business shortly. poset’. EEE IOam ne TACKS AND ROBS GIRL AS SHE LEAVES CHURCH. | ams and Detec- Capture Man Her Bag. “dewertyed himself { Miss Scanlon j tives } th street and Fourth ave- gue and heard the woman am. A moment later a man ran past them and turned down Fourth avenue. They Bave chase and caught him. handbag contuining $7, a chain of beads and a prayer book. These were later identified by Miss Scanion as her prop- \ erty. a HID DYNAMITE IN MACHINE. Twenty-six Sticke Found im the| Mouth of @ Stone Crusher, NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 5.—Twen- ty-six sticks of dynamite found in the mouth of stone crusher at Eas He had a Rock Park have caused the park au thorities the greatest shock in years The stone crusher was all ready start when the discovery wa: . ‘The Park Dapertinent decided re cently to knock off parts of the rock which have endangered the lives of pw ple passing underneath and pianned t do the work by blasting early this Mischievous or ‘ant boy * supply it In the mouth spring. tly and put the stone crusher WISSNER PIANOS rely absolutely upon their antrins ic worth, and it is this and this aloa. 2 even them their, Able | DENTIST Ke NOW AT | 332- 6TH AVE, “NEAR 207! ST. \ aeurineweuty fat bie oc i ae ‘mercag. District Aieseages Be cau'e?. ie Orange Sticke—dozen GOs A inant Bie ure Bc! panes 120 hite Castile 10c | <===SIMPSON 1,000 Sample Gold Filled, Warran- ted 1-20 Gold Stock 30 Ladies’ and Misses’ Bracelets, gold 1-20 gold stock Many adjustable bangle style. $1.00 to $3.40; choice... . 10,000 Jewelled Hat Pins in the great and iEreach gray—fili ‘and jewelled in amethyst, rhinestones, sap} emerald, &e. None sold for as than 50, y 92.00. SATURDAY 5e ON BARGAIN § f RESTOR QUIC K SELLING, ~ Women's § f Specia: Saterday Sale that because of the smari styles Hs styles is women, collar; satin herr ‘Towaeror vane 140% Woot Ge mmr th | Biraghee— 550 Men’sand Young Men’s New $15 | and $18 Spring Suits, Special at the latest fashion ideas, All sizes from 81 to 46, including stout sizes. _ Special Purchase of $25 and $30 Rochester 15" coats, narrow trousers—all typically Eng- In This Extraordinary Sale Made to Sell at $1.00 to $3.00 each &F Matin Fioor, Plain or fancy chased a:.d stone set. None worth less than season's latest designs, many unique styles, row gold, Oriental green Simpson Craw ford Co., Sixth Avenue's Finest Store—===; omen’s Spring Coats Specia! for we, E ee Saturday : vt iy at yn popu lar. prise Coats mee to Ketail at eat, Sh Ae dao wack $19, 75. $2) DSOMLE coats for general wear, travelling or to. pro- guplittes Shapes tect your gown this Spring and Baral dt “48 Summer, character as to intensely interest discriminating and Full length models, semi-fitting, with latest novelty shay or ec cheviot THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1911. imps $] ].75 YPE and ink simply cannot adequately describe these suits. You must see them. at {Business and Dress 2 0 te TMs | is the EF Second Foor. i Suits suitable for men Formerly in all walks of life. All Wool Blue Serge, All Wool Fancy Worsteds, in the seas mber of Tweeds, Cassimeres sheets, In di Miah aoa and Cheviots in grays,| Made to ness’ Men, | browns, tans and the | Sell at 915 All Men. newest pencil stripes. to $18. Of the erassa’ with all the p Junior Suits Natty models Suitings and semi-lilted and large collar, over braid and but Lined with fine alpaca, coats are hand tailored and have all Several different models to select from. aa Suits for Men and Young ay leated [A wide and most distinctive models.) Bnew 18 to U7 wide selection of Fancy English | tA Form- $ [A wide Oxford and Gray Cheviot, | Mssbsche te All Wool Fancy Worsteds, Pencil stripes, of blue; black and brown effects; Navy he lue Serge and plain blacks. 15) 15 Sizes gal ‘The highest art of workmanship; | M lade to. Ca aa Men of a Sell at $ , gress ee: best of trimmings; the acme of| ‘and #30. serge in co! up-to date 261 Men’s English Cut Suits ia hat were | were made to sell at $25 to $40, will be on sa on sale at very much less than their regular prices to-morrow. It’s a great 0; unity for the dressy chap—the particular ‘oes_in for the English effect in Clothes. Small coats, narrow shoulders, soft roll fronts; high cut waist- 333.30 Girls* Smart tailored bray and Scotch plaids. ety of dainty with inch ee man__who Siz it) Misses’ and 6 to$ ears... lish. Made of English fabrics, tweeds and cheviots. Sizes 88 to 42 chest only. tailored, with sleeves UKAWFOKD CO., SIXTH AVENUE'S FINEST STOR! Veils: Extraordinary Sale The Fashionabie Chiffon Cloth and Lace 55 ¢c Veils, Positive $1.00 to $2.00 Values, at pte most desirable Veils of the day. Just at the time when they are moat needed. F Main Fioor, . Chiffon Cloth Veils of fine quality, very desirable for ateamer and wuto e many trips taken at thies d_mountain reac Bracelets Cc . Silk Lace V are now in big! Silk Lace Veils in black, white, browa, navy. 2yard Glace Chif- 134 yard Chiffon 2 yard Chiffon fon Veile Gioth Veils Cloth Veils 5 5 ayardChiffonCloth 3 yard Chiffon 114 yard Chiffon ce Veils Cloth Veils loth Veils filled, warranted 50c All of this est sale ever held. ESTINED to be wilt command attention and wry low price. $14.95 Fine Quality Black Chip Hats When we say, fine vality we mean am 50 and $29.75 1.98 ‘Lhe varicty extensive, ar of pretty i of such a Something Quite New in Smart Summer Blouses WE fashionable or sailor hed with also those some embel invite your inspection to-morrow of some beautiful new Waists: styles AN esigned expressly for this sale and priced to more than please the thrifty shopper. EF Becond Floor, Blouse of Fine Marquisette— hand embroidered, in the new shades of coral, delft blue; in handsome design. Kimono sleeves with Cluny lace; this blouse is @ correct copy of a waist now selling at $ $850.0 198 Blouse of Fine Sheer Lingeri Cloth; yoke back and front of durable Val. lace, eded with a handsome medallion of point Kimono sleeve lace ngbone . ered designs of heavy French Genvine 81.60 values shirts and fringe on shirt a Other Indian Suits... Cowkoy Suits, #1.9; Paseball Outfits—-Shirt, padded pants, plain gray or colored trimmings; 4 to \ a= Sir pson Crawferd Co., Sixth bo wue itrousers, > $1.50 indian Suits, Spee ol hhaki elott « and sleeve lace trimmed; y at $ He »20e le “4. 98 a Cakes : 3a Sweet Oranges 28c a ——— nut folng. +, ¢ * 29¢| Juicy Lemons —p. ARR aT Bo Always tem merhine New In a Llouse os $1.00 j Coffee i sisilt Menai Dae Jniey. i Do 15¢ 92.50, £3.95 ‘To-day we will place on sale a striped Swiss of a fine quality, in . Borden's Peerless Mitk Grape Frult-—¢r fits.¢1.75 and $3.95 high or low neck, in a kimono model with Cluny insertion trim- 6 regula : 25c| Roabury Rye belt and cap, fink hell NEG ming. A durable model that will give good hard wear Sugar Cured Ham gre Cocktails 12 years Avenue's Finest Store=——— Hear Nahan Franko and His Famous aed in Our riohony Price Restaurant, Daily, EI ali Floor Swreening Clearance of See y Tunlore and Girls’ Spring Suits and Coats Included in This Wonderful Coliection A re Recent Purchases 01 I xclusive Modeis—Alkoa Numter of White Serge Suts with the New Skut k fects, It is a sale that will intensely interest every mother who wants to dress her daughters handsomel, yet without extravagance. Mis-es' New Spring Suits, ‘Tbonk of payin, only ¢#3.75 for Suite and Coats that were (or- merly priced up to $37.50, from diagonal serge, worsted, tnglish hairline otfipes and checks Misses‘ and Juniors’ Spring Suits *] Formerly up to $23.75 . . En ing ete Girls’ High Class Spring Coats yes0t0118.00" ‘del Oy OOO, ‘9.79 sold at @ sacrifice, large square or round-cut collar, richly embroid- ered or trimmed with moire or broadcloth in contrasting shades. dub Wresses Showing of entire new line of Sizes 10 to 18 years... SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE'S FINE; These Are Some of the Newest Untrimmed Dress Shapes popular for summer wear, the qualities and prices we offer will surely find instant favor with discerning women. Qa PON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVEN SUES s FINEST STORE. Binuee of imported ‘Cotton Voile; You would readil y pay bool 4 be 5 . nee .$0 for them, yg A Screamo 1077 Y, 75] CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE’'S FINEST STORE: it .—_»—2» 2. 2 2 <2 —~@ S.mpsin Crawiord Co, Sixth Avenue, 19th to 20th &., New York Cily——— > 2 oe; Natura) color. prix « love for atreet wear 1 regulariy. ’ © Main "38c jovess pique sewn; Women’s Seavey 0 There can be no doubt about that, an This floor, most important sale of the season of misses’ suits and coats, On the contrary the clearance prices will surely create a positive sensation, © $93. 75 Misses’ White Serge Suits, 518.50 Formerly up to $29.75 Smart coat models of fine serge. empire or slightly cutaway. with all the clever collar effec chly overlaid with satin moire and touches of hand emb Close fitting gored or pa up to $37.50 The suita are handsomely fashioned ngs and black. ere nr ry its with all the new skirt i410 years and for emall women, 's popular textures, modetae a splendid 15 trimmed and stunning plain tailored styles, popular skirt effects. Misses’ Frocks Of silk foulard,marquisette, embroidery, linea. Made in many dainty atyles with new efiects in design wh trimming of antic lac of imported line “serge, tons, gored 17.50 of entire stock of girls ich, through late deliv ry, ust be Made of diago' or storm lors or white, high grade satin and mixtures; 7-8 or full length, with igh class Sizes 6 to 14 years, d dresses of good grade gingham, percale, cham- Pretty designs in « splendid vari- high or round neck styles, Full kilted skirts 1.00 *1.50 *1.95 .0°2.95 Girls’ Migey Blouses Three of our smartest white serge suite which igh class Middies, beautifully are in the special lot at |) 44 and full length 1 00 ie ] 95 J 8.50 SIMPSON CRAWFORD “e Pie Mal ah dele dt eh hte cramer AVENUE'S FINEST STORE: “Hosiery: An “Hosiery; An Unusually ) Important Saturday Sale RESENTING a superior assemblage of the wanted kinds for men, women and children, at the lowest prices of the season, 7 Main Fioor, Women's $1.35 Fine Quality Pure 95¢e Thread Silk Hosiery, Spring shades, Full fashioned high spliced heel and lisle sole and coh, liale garter top; sheer gaute weight with high lustre finish, Black, $1.00 Superior Quality Coloniai Silk Hosiery Full fashioned liste svies aud lisie garter tops; splendid wearing stocking. Black, white, tan aud all the desirable Spring shades... : 65c Women's 750 Fine Gadorted Hosiery 'b lisie, fine cotton; fancy gh spliced heel and re- Black Including silk Lisle, gauze lisie, cob embroidered lace boot; full fashion inforced soles and extra heavy double white, tan and all colors er tops ae large assortment of leadin= Spring shades, Women's 39c Full Fashioned Hosiery line, plain gauze liste, medium weight cotton; high spliced aod deghle soles and garter welt Black, white and tan, 6 for $1.38; pair... Women's 25¢ Firte Sheer Gauze Lisle Hos Seamless foot, double heel aud tue and double garter, only. 6 for 91.00; pair. : i Men's 35c Lisle and Cottoa Halt Hose Full fashioned, high spliced heels and double soles, sheer silk nd plaid; fine maco shades Batra fine qu 23¢ [7 Main Fier, $1.98 Men's 39¢ Pure Silk Half Hose 25¢ Fine Quality Silk Lisle Half Hose Seaniless, duuvie hvel¥ and toes, Black and wll the te ing shat Peamicss foot, lisle heel and toe, Black and all the most ed shades, puch finer Equality than is and double soles; plain ale with Black, white, tau and all 25¢ Children’s 35c Full Fashioned Ribbed Ho siery Fine isle wud cytion; bx 2 ribbed. Black, whit tan. ==Simpson Crawford Co. a SAPH m, them widie you Ta be | | | This $10 $9 Q $ F sagt Lamp, a: 98 A beautiful, sparkling near-cut gle Cmbroid- . ered Mar= | quisette, Lamp that will be handsome ornament in your home ‘This anp has never been on the market at th he base is niches 4, with Lb near-cut shade, 6 ft 1 plug. All complete for Sat- Handsome &F Pitta Fivr, Lamo tor the Dining 8 Mantles, 5 000 More ‘lo-Merrow, Lach, se Mantl Cc eh th plat of ¢ urday Inverted or Upright 1 | 206, \ S trimmed; #5,00 iF | *3.98 alle regu 15% Claret —~Hoyal Bruart b Hy & Simpson Crawford Co., Sixth Avenue's Finest Store: rand ; | |