The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1911, Page 16

ODDITIES IN THE NEWS Strange and Curtous Happenings tn the Chrontcles of To-Day. Park Squirrel Visits Cafe, Provably fearing a water famine, « aquirre) from Morningside Park visited Mite Bohan's cafe in Eighth avenus to et acquainted; but it did not make « bit there, After running around the dar it went to the cellar and bit Bernard MeDon- aM, after which It went up again, Dit a customer and returned to the park. 5 % S| cs} WEDDING SECRET, we cause of their mirth until he reached his drug store, at Bouth Orange and Gand- ford avenues. High over the trolley wires was a banner with his name and that of the ride to ba and over them this inscription: THE EVENING WORLD, fers savings te founding the institution in which she ls now forced to seek @ fetege Bernere ef poverty. In n Nightgown Rides 10 Miles. by her husband's moans. without stepping to put anything over her nightgown or to put a eaddie on her horee, rode ten miles for a doctor. She ie sixty years old, and on learn- ing on her return that her husband hed died, collapsed, and it te feared witt herse die. Brook Trout in Great South Bay. | Fishermen are pusried by the pres- ence of brook trout in Great South Bay, several of which have been caught by anglers for founders. Tt te thought possibie Greigers un- covered & eub-eurface of fresh water, allowing the figh to encape into the eak water of the bay. -] Sat on Her Euchre Prize. & new wire fence & ot up to eeparate {ts new lawn from the pavement caused Mre. William Dunn to wit on her eughre prize, the Queens County Savings Bank of Flushing |s to buy her @ new lamp. ‘Mire. Dunn wae returning from the quohre carrying the ornamental lamp whe had won, when she collided with the fence and sat right on the lamp. Pretend ~ishiry PAYS HIS FINE BY CHECK. pe Btré 6. Cotes Gon te Assessed G26 for Auto-Speeding. Detayet at the poto match and being fj @ hurry to get back to Brooklyn ‘wea given as an excuse for automobile @peciing along HOlside avenue Ja- matoa, hy Dugene Coler when he waa arraigned before Magistrate Connolly in Jamaica to-day. Mr. Coler is a eon of former Comptroller Bird A Coler. Patrolman Meehan charged him with PLANING MILL BLAZE LIGHTS UP EAST SIDE. Ex-Chief Croker, Waldo and De- partment Chiefs Quit Dinner to See Fire. A large section of town was Ut up at 1 o'clock thie morning by « fire that gutted the J. F. Wifert planing mili and cigar box factory at No. 141 East Thirteenth street, with « front- age on Avenue D. The inflammable oharacter of the contents necessitated two alarms and the firemen had a 4'm- oult time keeping the fiames from spreading. Several times biazes started tn the J. Rheintri FRIDAY, JUNE | the street. All the buildings in the | netghborhood are factories. ‘The second alarm brought Acting Chief Kenion. He was coming out of the bullding after the blaze was out, Gripping with water and covered with dirt, when he was met by @ distin- guished assemblage There were Police Commissioner Waldo, Deputy Commissioner O'Keeffe, Deputy Chief Latly, former Chief Croker and a host of battalion chiefs and lesser lights in the department. They had ail at Churchill's, When fire officials at tend. euch functions they arrange to notified of anything more serious than & Co. plant across! came in they were just leaving and made a trip to the biase. Pabst Is The Best You can always get the best beer brewed, if you order Pabst BlueRibbon The Beer of Quality It appeals to men and women who been to the dinner given Dr. Archer’ & one-elarm, and when the two alarms, ree ne AT EE 2, 1911. URNITURE C2 23 E125 ST. 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