The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1911, Page 6

WIDOW AUSE INSURANCE MANF STEALING $200 Has Former Connecticut Of- ficial Arrested for Bogus Real Estate Deal. ‘Mrs. Mary H. Drake, widow of @ former Government employee in Wash- her father, ex-Judge , of the Department of Justice, are in this city prepared to Prosecute Frederick A. Betts of No. 115 Broadway, formerly Insurance Commis- loner of Connecticut, on a charge of rand larceny. Betts, who lives at the Hotel Har- Grave, No. 112 West Seventy-second Street, was indicted by the Grand Jury yesterday on Mrs. Drake's complaint and arrested by Detective Thomas of the District-Attorney’s oMce. Judge Rosalsky, before whom Betts was ar- raigned, released him in %,000 ball pend- ing his appearance before Judge Crain in Part 1. of General Sessions to-mor- row for pleading. For years Betts has been prominent fn the insurance world. After serving a8 Commissioner in Connecticut in 1896 Betts came to this city from Hartford and was connected with s big insurance companies. fented one of the companies as lative agent in Albany for a year or two and then became @ general insur- ance agent. According to Mrs, Drake, Betts was at one time a friend of her husbant. Shortly after the latter's death last Oetober Betts obtained from her $2,000 om the plea that he could invest the Money for het | na i6ai eniaic veuiure in this city in he was certain a rue. Since t hen although she has ounting, Betts has de- " one. Investigation by District-Attorney — Louls white! hd invested the money. NEW FIRE CHIEF CHOSEN, MANY ARE PROMOTED. Commissioner Will Name Croker's Successor When Appointments Are Made Next Week. Fire Commissioner —Jotns: Mounced to-tay that the name new Chief of the Department would be announced next week and the appoint- ment made. At the same time, the Commissioner said, the following’ ap- Nothing Every Smith Gray 12.50 for regular 18.00 to 22.50 Suits, (Ht stem.) O00 for regular 20,00 to 25.00 Suits. 17.50 for regular 25.00 to 30,00 Suits. 12.50 for standard 18,00 and 20.00 Blue Serge Suits. ( Yurg, Meng tee) 15.00 for standard 22.50 and 25.00 Blue Serge Suits. Suits. 12.50 for regular 18.00 to 22.50 Two-piece Suits. 1.6.00 for regular 22.50 and 25.00 Two-piece Suits. Two Brooklyn Stores: Fulton St. at Flatbush Av. Broadway at Bedford Av. is sald to prove that Betts never | - | period of change of life | = : Foremost Clothiers Since 1845 Every Smith Gray & Co. Suit Reduced 5.00 to 15.00 This general clearance of every Summer Suit [@! in the four Smith Gray & Co. stores is an event of greater importance, value, assortment, excel- lence of tailoring and distinctiveness of style con- sidered, than any in New York in recent years. Reduced &.00 to 15.00 There are over 5,000 Suits in twenty-two distinctive models from which you may select. Every Smith Gray @ Co. Blue Serge Suit Reduced 5.00 to 15.00 You may choose from upwards of 2,000 Suits in more than a dozen distinctive models. 25.00 for standard 35.00 and 40.00 Blue Serge Every Smith Gray @ Co. Two-piece Suit Reduced 5.00 to 15.00 You may make your selection from more then 3,000 Suits, in upwards of a dozen distinctive models, 1,50, 2.00, 2.50 and 3.00 SAVOY SHIRTS 95c 2.50 to 5.00 STRAW HATS, 1.25 (Broken Sizes) Smith Gray & Co. rrorcreneloner eh ¥ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1911. Dointments will be made: Deputy Chiefs, at $4,200 a year— Thomas J. Hayes and John F. King.) Battalion Chiefs, at $9,200 a year George Kuss, William Deviin and > ae reatroo ent esr cm ae POS 7 John Rush, Foremen, at $2,000 a year— Patrick L. O'Regan, Patrick Barry George Lioyd. Assistant For i $2,100 a year—John Cogan, Franct ler and Thomas F. Regin. two engineers and reventy-five bationary firemen will also be ap- Just the Kind of Store in Which You Like to Shop Big, cool and satisfactory. Something new, different and interesting at every turn. Summer clearances are energetically under way, but al- ready Fall things are beginning to peep out and bid you welcome. That's Simpson Crawford's. Good service—prompt and intelligent. Everything is right and everything is right up to the hour. What you want is here when you want it, no matter whether it is for personal wear, for the table or for the home. Moreover, priced right—as low as good mer chandise can be safely sold. We have been earnestly upbuilding for nearly forty years, and more and more people every day seem to ap- preciate our efforts. We Close at_1_o'Clock Saturday and the Sales Advertised Here Will Continue Until Then. edyard, for twelve years Bank, has been tant Fire dar. »n_ the appointments are made Mayor Gaynor will make un address at 1 the newly ads ng tho new Chiat} CHANGE IN WOMAN'S LIFE Made Sate by Lydia E. Pinkham's | | Vegetable Compound. | Graniteville, Vt— “I was passin, through the Change of Life and suffere 7 T 7 qfrom nervousness | Jand other ber fg “jsymptoms, and { j jean truly say that Lydia E. }inkham’s OTM cies 7 ver 5 dworth mountains of gold to me, as it restored my health nd strength. [ never forget to tell my friends what Lydia E. Pinkham's ay Compound has dono for mo luring this trying period. Completo | restoration to health means so much to me ihat for the sake of other suffer. | ing women I am willing to make my | Hunter Green Parasols Are All the Rage. 1000 On Sale ‘Main Floor. At.alprice that must attract your attention at once, for such parasols are usually retailed at $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00, These parasols were obtained from one of the biggest wholesale houses in town, now in the process of stocktaking and therefore eager to clear their counters of all their fine sam- bad tad Melee silk we Lt in the mad eer are beautifully designed. Tassels to match, To- 1.69 MOTTOW, At. rscrressrcccvesvovevevsecs eeeeeens Dainty Muslin Underwear In This important July Clearance trouble public so you may publis! this letter."— Mrs. Citas. BaRcLay, Q.F.D., Graniteville, Vt. so much in demand this summer, sook body, fitted top; skeleton flo with ruffle of broidery Other “Slim Prince: $2.50 Lawn Princess Slips, $1.79 At this price the best values offe ntown, Fine lawn in white, pk and light les edged with Val. lace; tue! ot with embroidery ruffle; others in white, trimined with Torchon or Val. lace. Night Gowns Combinations Drawers 81,00 Gowns. 75¢| $1.00 Combinations. 75¢ | 75¢ Drawers. . .50¢ ns. $1.00 | £1.50 Combinations. $1.00 | 81.00 Drawers .75¢ wrs $1.50! 45.00 Combinations, $1.98 | 81.50 Drawers. .91 29c foor—On Bale To- Morrow. 15 and 19c Wash Ramie No other medicine for woman's {Ils | has received such wide-spread and un | qualified endorsement. No other med. | fcine we know of has such a record | of cures as has Lydia E. Pinkham's | Vegetable Compound. | For more than 20 years it has been curing woman's ills such as inflamma. | tion, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irreg- | ularities, periodic pains and nervous | prostration, and it is unequalled for | ecarrying women safely through the | .95,92.95,93.95 on runs Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass., | invites all sick men to writo her for advice. Her advice is free, and always helpful 100 Dozen Corset Covers Repu 0c, No mail or telephone orders nainsooks trimmed with embroid- beading and wash ribbon......... 1S f Suitings, Yard, 10c fa s weave; makes up into coat suits, soparate akirts or coats: fast { " finish; washable. Colors include royal, Ilac, reseda, light blue ors; also white and tan in polka dots. Mercerized Foulard, yar nd dark 4 tiful silk foulard Silk Finished Popli ard, 15¢ Onv of the wanted weaves fn wash goods: closely woven: ver} firm: good At lustrous finish. inal the leading shades; ‘mado of fuest yarn arly CF simpson Crawford Co.—Main Floor—Og Sale To-Morrow, Men’s and Youths’ Summer Suits at *7.75 and *12.75 Values $12, 15, $18, $20, 925, 930 As we take stock on Satur- day, we want the clearance of these Suits to be prompt and thorough, There never was a time when so little money could buy so much clothes value. We have divided the Suits into two sections, as follows: Section 1—Men's and Young Men's $12, $15 and #18 Suits, now 7.79 Section 2—Men's £20, 925 and #30 Suits. now 912.75 A great selection of fabrics, colors, models and styles. The fabrics include serges, worsteds, mohuirs, tweeds, sand cheviots, fhe colors include blue, brown, tan, blue grays and fancy mixtures, All sizes Reserved © Co. Fancy Suit fal 20.00 for regular 27.50 to 32,50 Suits. 25.00 for regular 32,50 to $7.50 Suits. 30.00 for regular 40.00 and 45,00 Suits. 17.50 for standard 25.00 and 27.50 Blue Serge US. 20.00 for exclusive weave 30,00 and 32.50 Blue Serge Suits. Floor—On anes) 1°7.50 for regular 27.50 and 30.00 Two-piece Suits. 2.0.00 for re gulaggo.00 and 32,50 Two-piece Suits, oo sauce; rok Friday Grocery Items Boneless Bacon—"“‘iipc: ‘ ert Bt S06 Pillsbury Flour =i"! Baked Boanety coma! 25c|$ Creamery Butter i ttt ed, U.S, “ib. L74e va if ale Friday, ¥ bbl. New Mend” Rive wit white Criey Rolled Oate—Fresh from 17c exian Smoked Sardines Jouen, $1; 4 Potatoes™*)s°'"" Bpaghet u Cooked Sugar Cured Ham H Whole ham arciage 10 1b, Se Simpson Crawford Co,, y at Warren St. ro fom City Hal, u i Sth Av.,Bet. 27th & 28th Ste, [/| Gin¥ ine Fallon, REID GBe —On Sale To-Morrow, RIDA | ‘NEW YORK'S HANDSOMEST AND COOLEST RESTAURANT. ON OUR EIGHTH FLOOR--POPULAR PRICES zy 73. RSONKG More Silk Gloves for Women in This Sale at 34c a Pair The best bargains in New York at this astonishing price. The sale began to-day with 5,000 pairs of these Silk Gloves, and judging from the activity shown when this advertisement went to press, it will be a record-breaking day in the women’s glove sectio fe to sell ach Gloves at_S4e (throws are fa enor a moveraing ves are made in the 2-clasp style for long sleeves. They are in just ‘such colorings as may be worn with any Summer dress that you may elect to wear. We feature in connection with the foregoing several thousand pairs of Women's We do not mention the value of these gloves, for, to-morrow expecting wonderful value for your money. Pair, 34c. Women's Silk Gloves, Pair, 59¢ Made for elbow mousquetaire style. These are in black only. sleeves, and in mousquetaire style. Women's Silk Gloves, Pair, 49c¢ In euch colors as best match Summer quetaire style. “J.B.” Corsets At an Unusuaily Low Price Friday ALL odds and ends of “J.B.” Corsete are priced te sellin a bi y to-morrow. You know this make very well, no doubt. Made of strong batiste; low bust, long hip, garters front and sides. Neatly tri sizes 18 to 26. Regularly mmed: BI18) Uti icgssccse ces c Balance Lot of C-B Corsets and Others, 69¢ Slightly soiled, in. various shapes and styles; lace trimmed; sizes 18 to 26, $1.00 and 81.25 regularly. Last Lot of the Nemo Corsets, 1911 model, $1.00 Suitable for all figures, sizes 20 to 80. Regularly $2.00. $2.00 Gloria and Princess Corsets, $1.19 Made of strong batiste and coutil; extremely long over hips; boned. Sizes 18 to 20; exe cepting 19. Debevoise Brassieres, 69¢ Embroidery trimmed. Sizes $8 to 44. 98e value Simpson Crawfori ‘On Sal Veils That Were $1.00 to $1.98 59c, 79c, 98c The fashionable Shetland, the dainty Real Lierre Lace Veils, and some of chiffon cloth, 2 yards long, with handsome satin borders. Simpson Crawford ci ete Floor Handkerchiefs Great bargains in these two big er of Handkerchiefs. There are men’s and women's of all kinds, plain Irish linen, one corner embroidered odd initials, fancy embroidered, etc., that are worth to 3c each, Lot 1 Ge Lot 2 l2%4c Simpson Crawiorg Co, Main ¥ioor—On Bale Becond Fioor.— ‘Morrow. 'o- Morrow. Ribbons moire or plain n all good colors; lack; 54% inches "... 186 0. Main Floor— SEWN Fem ot ew. 3 Bargain Lots of Wash Laces ‘Those novelty Cotton Lace Hands now so fashionable, also Embroidered Vals., Cluny and Fancy Lace Bands that are in great demand, Rang- ing in value up to 35e yard are now 9c, 12%4c, 17¢ Main Floor— ow. impson Crawford Co. sale iiiad On Bale T Clearance Prices on Bathing Caps and Shoes » White Duck Shoes, pair. White Duck Shoes, palr Tamo Shanv Caps., aw tes Ik Mood A Had 31.25, Rubberized’ ‘Sitk’ “Handker- ellets . . $1.40 Hoods, rubberized ‘slik, with bow Ues. O8e some and soile simpson Cr Diese ‘are ‘slightly’ ‘mussed pin handllngs word Co. Main Floor—On "o- Morrow, 8 Men's Shirts. Formerly $1 69e and $1.25... i ° ale, madras The ma and the p: tle fabric this han y are pleater plain bosoms in solid colors, such vs blue, tan and white, with the new French cuffs, also the favorite hairline black and white with soft bosom and regulation stiff cuffs, Men's Siik and Washable Neckwear 50c value, at l 7c dresses. For elbow sleeves. Mous- Silk Finished White Lisle Gloves for Elbow Sleeves at 34c. as we said yesterday, we prefer to surprise you. You may come here These Gloves were made for elbow sleeves and are in the popular Women's Elbow Length Glace Gloves, Pair, 91.69 These are in black or white and in the always wanted mousquetaire style. On sale to morrow at a price that is about 1-3 less than the price usually as! Simpson Crawford Co. Peon Centrow and’ Baturaay Sornior. Women's 20-Button Length Silk Gloves, Pair, $1.00 Exceptionally excellent value. The woman about to go on her annual jaunt to seaside or country will certainly want gloves. Milanese. Whi tipped. prevailing Sale To- |... Basswood Trunks ieoretee, Vd painted conver. Qbre bound, mi deep tray, witl ti parti ie Deis eerarrascti en or eae heet dott “tf ¢ size 32: 00; and sise36-Inch, t ‘eK Soe 5 S20 ry * Vdianpwon Crawford Co, tied Poor. (There's Beauty, Smartness of Style and —On Sale To-Morrow, Decided Economy in_ These Washable $9.95 Dresses for Women To-morrow, at - And this fact becomes all the more apparent when you realize that the regular prices of these dainty Tub Frocks range from $4.50 (o $6.75. WE have sold so many Tub Frocks this Summer that we can’t begin to recall the num- ber, but we do know and can say that none at such a little price as we quote for to-morrow and Saturday morning have been handsomer. The Dresses Are in the Nattiest Styies of the Season. At their original prices they were remarkable values, What must they be now at their reduced price? Why, simply astonishing, to be sure. including those con- cool round necks, lace i handsomely trimmed with y us tabs, cole ored pipings, y buttons, et. All the demanded mater n's in ihe preti.est col- orings in plaids, stipes, checks, such as dimity, percales, ma 'ra:, tiesu> -"r gham, linene, chambray, ete, Sule price, $2.95 Women's White Repp Skirts Splendid new plain gored model with panel front and back, buttoning on side, with fine pearl buttons. Al! sizes up to80inch band. Usually $3.50. Sale price, 92.25, Women’s Bathing Suits Reduced Rimneon Crawford Co., Thint Floor, On Bale ‘in-morrow and Satuntay Morning $5 is Much Too Low for These Misses’ Linen Suits In fact, $5.00 is a less than cost price we place on them to close them all out at once. They are our regular stock; representative Simpson Crawford fashions. A good variety of to-day’s smartest and most popular $5 models and colors, all in the newest effects; sale price. Misses’ and Juniors’ Net Dresses, $9.75 Elaborately trimmed with laces and rivbous, g up to $21.50. Misses’ Linen Coat Dresses, $6.00 M Summer Reading Take an Interesting Book with You To-morrow Popular Fiction « 44¢ Originally published to sell at BL.5CCHTHIrd Floor, The Donger Mark, by Robert W. All late models. For- ag M Fy ; ; i ; atte vas ) styles to select from. Some only one of a kind. Sizes 14 to 16 THe inehe op the Oxhide, by years. Valucs to 812.75, i Inmar. captain dinks, by Frances Hodges White. The Concentrations of B Bell Crisp Lawn Dresses at $2.00 Wainty shades; several models, Sizes Mand 18. Value 84,50. We are showing our new Satin Norfolk Suit with double chiffon collars and cuffs and suede belt, at ‘Simpeon Crawford Co,, Third Floor, Oa dale To-Murrow, Annual August Furniture Sale Simpson Crawtord Company, Beginning Next Mon- day and Continuing Until August 31 ALL GOODS PURCHASED TO-DAY. TO-MORROW OR SATURDAY MORNING AT THESE SALES WILL BE CHARGED TO YOUR AUGUST ACCOUNT, THE BILL TO BE RENDERED Martin Eden, by Jack London. ne, Anonymous. When's Man Matries, by M. R. Ri ‘of Fate, by Roy Norton. ston. The Lewis Rand, by Mary Jo! Mary Oiher Titles. Works of &. a. Kog, 5, | trated; published at | $1.50; ow ] 5c Infants’ Short Dresses Of nainsook; bishop style; trimmed with embroidery and neat hem- tched ruffle of fine Jawn, with six clusters of tucks; turnback collar and cuffs; finished with luce ed 2 years, OUR FURNITURE CLUB — MONTHLY PAYMENT CLUB PLAN. It 1s. 8 common practice of many furniture stores to refuse to sel RTISING LEADERS to custo: chasing on the MON’ ENT PLAN. No such discrimi practixed at Simpson Craw- Anyhod: chasing a fair quantit other furniture will be hare in the ADVERTISING L ‘8, ‘The amount neces: 'y 10 purchase depends entirely on the num: DER If be left to the discresion of our Furniture Di 25. or $500 om any of our Homeftting Ated to select ‘August Sale and pay for the: Will appeal particularly to young married people, to those “i and who are already planing to furnish a houss or apart- to the proprictors of hotels, boarding and izes 6 months to 2 (Slightly handled). Sale price vein 496 Children's Dresses, 69¢ White material with satin »<vipes, square yc short putl ; neck aud sleeves trimmed with embroidery, beading and ribbon. Sizes 6 monihs to 1 year, Simpoon Crawford, Floor--On Sale Linen Bargains $1.50 Table Cloths. Hemstitched or plain, good ity damask, — A splendid veryday use, 98 A of ou soon to be m ment entirely or in part, and furnished room houses, August Furniture Sale—Advence Special This $50 Solid Mahogany Parlor Suit, 3 Pieces, for 25 n, full bleach, Pillow Cases. he wise | n Fini 2 + ish °° 5 Qe | | } itched, Ree'79¢ $50 Solid Mahogany Parlor Suit, with all-hair cushions, 3 for 50c, each, . Main Floor.— Simpson Crawford Co, ‘On Bale To-Morrow SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE, 19TH TO 20TH ST., NEW YORK CITY t AS NACHO SAMIR SER OTN PRET NENT ETT ITT TT ARTE IT PN EI, ET NN af ee ¥ Simpson Crawford Co. Main Floor—On Sale | On sale from now until Monday evening, at #25. A, | Wimpeon Crawtord Co,, FULD Floor, jorrw, py