The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1911, Page 13

Chronicles of To-Day. Sisters Meet for First Time. For the first time in their lives two sisters, Mrs, Adolphus Emery of Plain- field and Miss Elva Conover of Byron, ) IL, have seen each other, be Thirty years ago, after their parents! ™ left Mrs. Emery with her grandmother |°&n scarcely be seen. to go West, Miss Conover was born| Women wanted to and had ltved there since, She is now in Plainfield. At 100 Scorns Health Rules. Wave, of some churches; caps” invented. Ppl An unusual centenarian is Mrs, Mary | hatless women. R Hilgar of Butler, Pa. who an- —_ nounced on her 100th birthday that all health rules for living to be old are demonstrating dentiati déesn't know why she can do it, Swordfish Had a Label. and blue swordfi nine ‘Frank Doucette” spotted left side, !s proving the puzzling catch of the season to Boston fisher- men, It was brought {nto the whart fish market by the schooner Rita A. Viator. The fish 1s four feet tong, welghs 120 | pounds and was harpooned off Soret Bank by Capt, Willlam Enos, Who “Frank Doucette” is and how | he camo to sign his name on the side of a fighting fish Is a mystery which will provide the old salts of the fleet with | material for a whole winter's argu- ment. with the 000 dentists looked on. Quits Pulpit to Become Farmer. Finding after fifteen years’ service that he cannot support his wife and! @aughter on a salary of 00a y 4 to become a farmer. He will be assisted in his new work by his family, who will take a farm in ODDITIES IN THE NEWS Strange and Curious Happenings tn the “Praying Caps” Due to Hot “Praying caps” have appeared tn Chi- A result of the heat wave. They mail, circular caps of black that jo to) 6services bare-headed during the hot weath: but found it In violation of the “pray: one church has the caps at the door for 125 Tortured at Same Time. The biggest dental clintc ever under foolish. one roof was held at Cleveland in an She eats three meats a day, reads| armory, when 1% men, women and chil- without glasses and is active, but| dren were worked on at one time by Sixty of the patients had toothache. ‘The clinic was under the auspices of the National Dental Association and tn Uezel «on ARE HOLDING THE FIRST EVENT OF ITS KIND AT THEIR BROAD. WAY AND 44TH STREET STORE. HALF PRICE THURSDAY, THE EVENING WORLD, aw a ig Furniture House! ee nam ann 8th Ave. uSaumann 36th St. 35th to At Lowest Prices tions for a magnificent memortai fou tain to Chirtopher Columbus on the | plaza of the new Union Station here received Impetus with the opening of bids for its construction. Arthur L. Smith & Co, of this city was the low- lest of twelve bidders, offering to erect the memorial in granite for $60,999, or in marble for $9.40 = « for 3, 4 or 5 Rooms__ Attractively Furnished ut. w Dr ea scientific follet pow jer Moately perfumed—no more |@Rckin irritation, unsightly i} skin, Relieves painful sunburn at ee Bold at drug v Write for sample. ei omen inch continuous posts and fillers. Fancy spindle head and foot. Teball heavy les, with ; fiat vases. anels|t-inch a at endi ball joints MU) Fancy mounts and In best white enamel finish. All sizes. LIBERAL CREDIT unit are. $50 {.E oskoye Week SOO \$i 0 co3i500 werk SALE __OF boring town. MEN'S SUITS & OVERCOATS Single Stamps After 12 o'Clock Double Stamps with DN. Stamps Life Saved by a Buttonhook. A buttonhook saved the life of Den- nis Cronin of Ninety-sixth street and Becond avenue when he took too large @ chew of tobacco at the College Point ferry house. A sneeze caused the quid to lodge in the windpipe opening, and Cronin was choking to death when a man took out a buttonhook and fished up the tobacco. Want to Stop Prayers for Rain. Neighbors of the Rev. Mr. Moore of Florence, 8. C., are talking of getting an injunction restraining him from of- ‘The two heaviest men in Connecticut ate dead at Waterbury after being 111! saly a few days. ‘The two, Carl H. Seymour, forty-one, and his brother- ph Hill, thirty-eight, tipped nearly 400 pounds apiece. will be made for them, taken {ll within a few hours ef each other and died almost at the same hour. Se AUTO BURNS IN PARK. First BE: ine Too Late an@ Others Charles Gans of No, 1292 Amsterdam avenue, a chauffeur employed by Cav- | anaugh & Herreron, who have @ tax!- o> stand at One Hundred and Tenth ORIGINAL PRICES REMAIN ON THE GARMENTS—AND ALL GAR. MENTS IN THIS SALE WILL BE SOLD AT ONE-HALF THE MARKED PRICE. INCLUDED ARE TWO AND THREE PIECE SUITS OF OXFORD AND BLUE FABRICS, HAIRLINES AND PENCIL STRIPES, TWEEDS, CHEVIOTS, TROPICAL WORSTEDS, MEDIUM WEIGHT WORSTEDS AND BLACK GOODS. SPRING AND FALL OVERCOATS (SOME SILK- LINED), ALSO RAINCOATS AND CRAVENETTES. SUITS AND OVERCOATS THAT WERE $15.. SUITS AND OVERCOATS WM. VOGEL & SON TIMES SQUARE Broadway at 44th Street Morning Purchases UE XCU! RSIONS. SQUARE PIANOS - GIVEN AWAY FRE For The Early Callers Get Pick! WORLD'S GREATEST wll Round $2.50 Trip SUNDAYS Cartage = $18. fering prayers for rain in the futrue. SUITS AND OVERCOATS “ “ $20. Cover; July 30, August 13, 27, September er prayed for saits and Stvoane ini wook SUITS AND OVERCOATS "925. vinadeigey WEDNESDA iets wetgnern att tay are ma SUITS AND OVERCOATS = $30. Sheets Musi aeuOLAE! Baki Wer Fre eset one oth | LYS Renney! Two Heaviest Men Dead. NOC. 0. D'S NO CHARGES NO ALTERATIONS Returning, leaves Atlante City 7.00 P.M. ‘Tickets good only on Special Tratu, vans PIANO $385 —$10 MONTHLY “BIG SNAPS” went |) ALL UPRIGHTS WAS MANHATTAN CO, $275 Jf 10) $4 Monthly Until Paid. 1 20) BUNDAYS m1 eh Hier atreet and Central Park West, was| driving through Central Park shortly | after 4 o'clock this morning when his| tax! caught fire, and before the blaze was extinguished it was destroyed. Bome one in a passing automobile went to One Hundred and Thirteenth street and gave the alarm, and when Engine Company No. 63 responded pl- them to the scene. They cous! do nothing but h the flames die out. Meantime other fire companies re- sponded to the alarm, but could find no trace of a fire and reported @ false! alary Be you 3, & e ze erme aes brofen arches, | rriee se Tarnished *49.98 | *69.98 oon 0d WF st5c00 ‘Weak nape palule Ure me Auing. people given a, fresh Told on ite | aiding placa “ta “a ald foundation. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— RICHMOND, Bed FREE. 35 MILE SAIL s Down New York Harbor through Princes Bay : and Brass | Furniture Without Deposits | Purchased tn thie manner hao never pr EASY PAYMENTS | AND LOW PRICES H throughout our entire establishment (}CALL AND MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS) Also to New, York, New Jersey. Tong Island and Counecticut, ours Furnished *89.98 Write for Our New Catalogue, Mailed eae ‘$1 a Week Opens an Account Manufacturer’s Sample Line of Brass Beds at a reduction of © 50% 11.98 0 Goats ypter mana VER LIN«, siy on day of excursions, IVERS & POND 230 o Monthiy Until Paid. weet ui 1 25 sandbed eee ae SO ERNEST GABLER 375 ] 35 #4 Monthly Until . cette 15S ly Until Ba “160 axl 38 75 a watinse co. 6 1 OO] STENWAY ASN 630 DQ $3 deavira. Uraicar PIANO Lake Hopatcong, $1.00 EVERY SUNDAY and HOLIDAY || Leave W. 25 Mauch chunk, $1.60 SUNDAY acters to the buyer, Our methods Dinaeotonr patron 4 iieninhea *109.98 | “east Me nz *149.78 | or. Barougly Hall Gis “r ‘OPEN EVENINGS ne Ri LOCK ISLANS, B EVERY SUNY). ero algid, tna, 2-Inch Post g youn CRED!T — 13 Goo HERE ron DIAMONDS. WATCHES Exc V25.— Bee WEEK i vOU Caner 150.— S18°WEEK b CALL-waiTR 900.— t2° WEEN J FOR ASO ROOK ASTLE CASTLE Bi. nar Crabs MAE OUT Araceli, “A.? Completely Around Staten Istand. | RT R The Steamboat COMMANDER | ) Fiveresn rh zie ects SUMENRER a cctteCnppee my re 10 ate reat ‘uture in ’ care sm emptaia Se ee a WL WSweetaco ni oth, f Island, DEO BNOAOW AY. CO EME LAN ga Trolieye Present the Attached Coupon. Four Weeks of DIAMOND» ON CREDIT ~ buted MOTE TO It entitles you and friends to the sail | Rasy atcha 0 a Rocka free, The boat leaves Battery Landing | Ameri Cc) amoud Co, ¢ ata. 20P.M., Saturday, July 29th. | O. HENRY STORIES © Salden Lene, OM Arie nS ee Ba st Nee z a ni EERriiangsn The Best Short Stoties by Aneee's Best Short ne, ) © the Fane ¢ . Story Writer Will Appear in the Evening hy ‘Y ni boat "COMMANDER:” __ || : } Si al "Goel acht { ADMIT BEARER AND FRIENDS || World During August. - § Tor several O, HENRY 1 SS st 08, HELP WANTED—MALE. 4 sen betw ‘a, your etation, are the Evi ‘Those acrice £ ‘all readers as tho Light Fiction treat of tho year, It will be good news to everyone to learn that the Evening Werld hes secured @ collection of the last and beet of thie great writer and will print them dally in Au O, HENRY recelved from $500 to $1,000 each for Every line in every or.c of them ja keenly interesting, to make you forget a toothache or a Jost job and to carry you past Watch the Evening World for this splendid series, 4 Obaer day tom eve STEAM BOATS Patten Line’ World has run a summer sorios of ve been looked forward to eagerly tericg Pow Higiians ’ 5 foug Breau, Aovuy aie nul begin. AM. it, 2,00 8, Mii 3.10 Pas ‘The sort of Mo’ econo a ¥ World Wants Work Wonders. 'dosr. £°vs., "i 4 Pennsylvania R, R. iE XCURSIONS t. 8.90, Liberty St. 9.00 atime | BRIDGEPORT EXCURSION EVERY SUNDAY HONHAY) sULY 27, ‘94 1684 Children’s Sox-—atripes, hocks and cand Nainsook Blankets) pinlde—rag 23. 19 ecmb'y and ribbon and ey | Women's Shotland Volls—all colore—= 1 . 24). to 60 Inches—vrog. $1.6 129 ¥ Flannels + Chiffon Vell—woven autin hordare— fi | Faney Baby Blankets— Mack, white and colors—-J5 inches i f ‘ AO Eee eee anal ce dawed wide, 2 yds. long—value $1.60...+ 8 ' i} nbina Jona~—luce OF na—Spocial...... 49 oa, Edgos, Insertions — uh on skirt, cover end 68 ito and cold Wool Blankets for is widths—value 40 pe 28 Ty | atin mbination sou «dozen lightly soled from | hive and ecru—all now, 4 | atylos, with la dt 20. — } hie Mee i AN CASE PRICES, fibe0n ally $4. $88) pomot and Canton Flanaela— ae | Womer 4 Cambric Drawors ~omb'y | Usually # ote » 6M) ‘od oF fancy net—also Une iawn | ruifle and Cucks—reg, .2 *10! jimb‘d Flannole—eummer welght— | with Cluny | tuattation Buby Irish | ric Drowors, ee, | fnstead of 49 o 29 | tnserta- 18 | wana tice Friday Sale of Viannel Remnants, plain| Rogere 4 extra heavy Tnstoad of 40, to-morrow. s+... «@@| Sd ombd iw if |, We. 684 | Muslin and Cambric Drawers—several | ‘B, ! “ ft) los, with ombroldertos or fancy | Bargains , | rts rem +40 | Millinery } ia glee I 1% Wy oetacoland nstetecrag foe gg | Women’s Walsts’ |Third Floor) | Cambria Por vicoata~—doep slounces with, | Petticoats - n | rey aie p | Mareetiiog Linon. Stat! \ aline and Tafotn Siti f 84 whocta-t tere OT | HCOATE -ploated Hounooe-— ¥; ¢ Pe u spuehavevely | f, $4.08 ‘ G08 | | atoh bbOme tela! pigom Potticonta-flare v 0 Hbboa— -1-68 sated lounces——reg, $3.08 1.05 | Correspondence Cards—¢ ith taco, exn H'TM of Hatiete, Voile and Allover =| quire box value. worth $2.00 tn white or colora—= Matting Sule Cases—24 | Mossalino Prt: fae trlin Prine IN ¢ Mini Children's Ca 1 to 1h yr va Women’s ne | x, Tatlored Linen Bul Silk Dresses—foul d taffetas—were Long Mohair Coat bla Women's lack Panama Jackets— ony gored or pleated: Bathing Suite t Clsewhere $0.08 o8e, Cambric and tnd full length Law Km Misses’ Wear) ® Babies’ Wear) Little Children’s Straw H. jored Supply Your Wants ‘l'o-Morrow, Women's and } Children’s Underwear Women's Night Dreson—wide twee ne 2011. FOURTBENTIS STRESBD Suits, Cloaks Wrappers, etc. Instead of $2.08. Instead of 63.08 browns, b Dust Coats of Pure Linen All Woot 81 and Repp-—natural tint—sernt-Ae eyes oe And 10080 —Werd $5.08. ..00+++++8BO| goo Mu navy and loose modols—-worth $7,098 4-08 | Wash Dress tallored--satin Hines wore $6.05) ie Hiner: tint pa worth en's White Repp sie —plain +186 fn black Joth—worth sereeeees OB a's Bathing Sulte— essatine, black satin and navy mohal ‘ancy +408) M House Dresses silk inst and Notions ppers—value nd Teg. SLAVIO +++ 69 It 1 Dresoa— ¥ trim--to 5 yta— 0 $1.30 Chambray and Ging 05 ye. te h 100 yds Remember! We Do Not Open Saturday. reg Ay | ty, \ "4. kimono sleeve— * » +29 -dostrable or showy embrotdertes orth 08 ibbon run ovale 49 Night Dresses Night Gowng—allp-overs+ vow oF alty —Atvbon ran goods—worth \% Fabrics) and tig’d: corized Dress Fomarde— »W tee. Bact Dress Goods phy pee Saawen— wasl 5 Yard wide Ri Wemend nonce, ana natural, ten @ and chambre; cata are, lace valu $1.00, yokes, or contrast pipings— 96 inch Variety of atylee— Hight Wand dark colors== Instead of $2.40 Novelty Dot Swissey bordered atyles—reg. .2 red—all Fancy Feyceyer—tens and dure oad of 10. AR Stamped Goods Toilet Articles Hove, Bu uffporters—aas't'd styles— reg. 5 ety Allover Hatr Nets Organdie Bureau Scarts colored Linings: fel Germinal Tooth Pewdee’ W to Hale Stato i te, and 42 inch Poulardnscte ine finish—destral cont, pancl skirta—teg. 86. were cecssesvecees OO®: Women's Sorge Suits, plain or All ee, Honrtettag, fancy tailored —kneo pleated Taffetas, Poking St Fanctee— sure de Crane tincd— 40 nd 42 Inch= oxi fata, but good PigcdaePam, Scotch Lace and Comm were $10.08 and $12.98, etd ne a tone fad Th) Me +++¢ BO weaven--2 to 4 palt lote wen ine! jact ico pis Ting a gluon wale sah How 1:09, OB Worthen oh. 8.08| $! sees 08 Styllat Mistures jn ere graye, tans, ns hifonettes—plain, aoyeed and col sevee lO jora-—- were . EMINDER! During July and August we close all day Saturday! Five days weekly for business-— Saturday for Recreation! BUY TO-MORROW. % V2. S ibiaa ‘Beara ‘Kape—10 ya. vd width Jarae size — tw ylea— th Paste Powder RN@& Fribay, AS USUAL, BARGAIN Day HOW BARGAINS ARE MADE! By power of great parchases for cash— By determination to gaickly turn merchandise into money By reducing Goods of Fashion while new— By Spectal Price Cuts on Seasonable Goode— ~ THESE ARE A FEW OF THE’CAUSES THAT PRODUCE:“BARGAINS” Following for To-Morrow | No. Mail or Telephone Orders. Serges—50 inch—- cream—elegant rubs and Nati** pure bristles— black o Land is Curtain 4 cat ®, ‘Twe and Three Patr Let Curtains, freblen, Duchense, Potnt, Lacet, Bolnt Arabe, finest Point’ with heavy flosa work— sample of each, slightly: solled —were $10.98 ‘7i98.-0.08.. 11.96 aed French Cable Net Curtatne= Bonne Femme Curtal mrthe one needod for a window ‘wool— io suitable for couch or hangings Value $1.50 to $2.00—each aid atyle—were $4.98 and $. - 4%) Bungalow Curtain D: fron Oriental stelpes—valu As ty Imptd. Block Print ¢ made In France—50 Chinta, Empire, Loute XVI and other + 01934} designs—value $1.49 to $2.25... | [Supply Yo Your. Wants To-Morrow, e Close ay Satur ay. «| Hammocks Qieen-up of Odd Size Rugs of Shiraz, Navajos, Brussels, Smy Axminsters—30x60 and 36 16 $2.05 to $3.49, Fine Axminater Rug: x12 ft. eens pnd Bc floral styles— Finest Palmer Hammocks—ectra wize—Gobolin weaves—doep fringed valance—lay back mental spreaders— 3-92 a piilow-—orne- eg. $7.05 carneos Main "Floor Women's ail Glover. 2 clasp, black and white—value .50....... Black J’nton Taffeta and All colored Umbrotlee—26 and 28 i Fog. 81 | © sldeon 's Umbrellae—22 any Were .70 and $1.19... see 0lT Knit Union Suite—athlotio Iso ankle drawers—long 4 ort sleeves——white ecru. ....6 8 White Nogligee Shirte— plain or fancy pleated bosoms— bli sizes—reg. .O9... Men's Colored Morcerized H'dk'te=: wore 12 bs Six for #5 cent Womon’s Initial H'dk'ts fine crossbar Shamroel were .20 half dozen... White Wash Belts—omb'd and tallored—pearl buckles-—value .19.6¢ @ Gorman Silver Bags-—5 and 6 inch, engraved frames Kid ined change pocket—metal lace ate sb.o0 seebiey( sn 8 tor 10 8 for 610 Wide Ribbons— Motres, Dasedeon, ay Satins and ‘Taifetas—rog. .26....: ® } . Remnants of Ribbons—all kinds Hy and widths, reduced to about ii half value! i! sirong handies— protected he thre Chali inch bla Holland Sha, a ¥ 1 eolore—dxs before bi a5 value Mr learn of | BE SURE vcinls on upper f floor, opposite Soda Fountain, ure to Visit “ Display Square,’ ty low prices 10 VISIT DISPLAY SOU. ARE Morning Speclal Lunch Until 1 P, M (4 Courses)—29 Cents ‘ <r oe tne 4.08} 4 4 Goons HOUGHT FRIDAY, dee | ¥eiaay ce Botuntay, accosding regu: ” 7 end we boys “a & he «week 10 take tanta ors This tacaive eustosm edule, ane oe wore Open, aud deprives Be eu: Nday, A \