The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1911, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, 200 SIGK SAILORS °° “'stateeo-or | Waldo Revokes Licenses, and Arm Privileges, But Traffic CAUSE SCAREIN NAVY YARD HERE Three Cholera Suspects on the |o Hospital Ship Solace, Others the Th accord: of yesterday c all spectal pott ‘ it Was through the attention was oMice, the Street Cleaning Department, the Brooklyn Post OMice and the Cus- oe, ui STRIPPED OF POWER. Trusts Are Excepted. e with the M order | on of | Lee Making shih Try to Get f Matteawan, who has been Asylum for th n the Supreme 6 to @ writ of hat d by Justice Morachauser pale, and made returnable stice Glegerich, fined Coney Island « ates Army privates that the called by Are Typhoid Vict | the misuse of the special be | Pls is the eighth writ that Lee has r r ctims. policemen whose sworn out, and he has failed to con € Typhor icums, | badges and privileges of xoing arme any Cf the Justices of the Supreme were take y were those 3 has deen vefore that he is the ho Brooks and Max Th weave acized th 1s of mechanics, | the § r Lee, asked the Jus ded callora: ay the: Breobipn| (he he matter until next ard to-day when (he hospital the mean time re: mand | co arrived and began trans: | mei In ambulances to the | on Wlushing avenue. pit of the ship's officera and the hospital surgeone as to tle nature nl the general jliness gave rise to a report that an epidemic of cholera had seized | the North Atlantic fleet, which has just | concladed manoeuvres in the war same | of atta New York from the Sound. An off he Solace ansy Inquirles of newspaper men b the patients were s here's an eple fering from t the sick sailors wer Solace last night and said, “Besides, which caused chotera, e men will not be tal, Dxperts in hem. We hope | hat they, too, are | seizure of the soit | © ex: | officers g the transfer of the sick men H s was given wide berth dy | os. Many men at work in | the ship build rves wandered to! other paris of The reticence of the authorities the arrival of ner of patlents from the aggravated | MRS, ‘GIBSON /SAYSGIFTS | KEEP HER CHILD AWAY. Justice Declines Hearing Her Ap- plication in Private Chambers. When the hearing on the writ of habeas corpus sworn out by Mrs. An nie Gibson, for the production of her sixteen-year-old daughter was called before » Court Just Gleger- Ich to-day, ¥ dd A. Carlin, counsel for the mother, asked for a private hearing, faring that there were tain feat in the case that s not be m public on as young girl. Joseph M. Le ‘sor, counsel for Mi. and Mrs. Ol D. Brooker of No, 364 West Fifty-second street, who have had the girl since she two years old, joined in the a | cation. Justice Glegerich refused to hear the case in nbers, The matter was ad- journed until day. In her ap m for the writ Mrs. Gibson s | r aug at ne and th kers had evaded the ain with y and clot some time sie her maintena a she wants the girl to return to her home, Agnes refuses to do so. peal clatter TOO OLD TO LIVE AT 52. Carpenter Kille Self Because He! Can't Find Work Rudolph Wiemer, fifty-two years old, @ carpenter, despondent because he, could not obtain work, committed sul- de in his room on the third floor of No. 612 Sixth street. His body was found to-day by the Janttre Two Kas jets were turned on, wbber tube leading from one to Witemer's bed. was last seen Ma night. Lying on the bis body was a note, man, which transit Wiemer “Am too old to wants an old man.” Another note directed tha: ho had in a@ savings bank and in his trunk be paid to an undertaker for decent burial." Solid 14k GOLD, GENUINE DIAMOND 13 Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Sizes TT Horeral hune w show a” *POWE nf | the offer toem at @11 each, full syarances, ‘Bear in mind, thead oN fied oritenes or yy ores ) 14- KAR, BOL] -D arenes Sead . ary"tn ‘aay. reepect, ulleprice (B10) on a? 180 Broadway, Ne Open unt OP, 3, Saturday s At Fountains & Elsewhere’ “TRYING TO PROVE HE IS SANE. | Ask for » “HORLICK’S” MALTED MILK Lee to the Tombs 0 that he might be examined by experts, ‘The Justice ad- ned the ¢ it réfused to commit man to the T. | The Original and Genuine The Food-drink fer All Ages. At restaurants, hotels, and fountains. Delicious, invigorating sideboard a oe of home * Gentlemen, Here Are Hackett, Carhart Clothes At Great Savings The extension of this business—two new stores opened within three months—demands that decks be cleared for action—for further extensions, additional stores. We can carry no handicap of big .stocks. These splendid garments that we had on hand or on order when this We will not carry one single usiness was reorganized must all go. suit of this season's vintage over into next season. Yours is the saving, also the knowledge that the clothes you get are clothes of integrity--a make that has been prestige tor over fifty years. Here Are the Reductions Every sack suit, blue. black or mixture, is incl ment offers opportunity for widest choice: Men’s Suits, formerly $18, $20 and $22.50. . Men’s Suits, formerly $22.50 and $25 Men’s Suits, formerly $25 and $28. Men’s Suits, formerly $30 and $32... ‘ Men’s Suits, formerly $32.50 and $35...... Men’s Suits, formerly $35 and $38. .. Men’s Suits, formerly $40 and $45... To. get this location we had to buy the stock, our own clothing this stock is yours at half price. made this season by L. Adler Bros. & Co., E. E. TURLINGTON, Vice-President 841 B’way, 125th St., nr. 3d Ave. | 119W.42dSt., 265 B’way, ood St. and Harlem Stores Open Ee ent: Cost of Electricity Has Been Reduced. Why Not Use It? Those who most need to economize can least afford to do without Edison Service. The factory or office building that is now earning a fair income on the investment involved would net a larger profit with Edison Service. And where the income is low Edi- son Service is an economic necessity. The Rates for Edison Service Were Reduced July 1 Thus one more reason is edded to the many already existing for the adoption of Central Station Service, with its freedom from uncertainty and nuisance and the elimination of smoke, dirt, ashes, heat, noise, odor and vibration, With an Electric Chafing Dish you can prepare the most delectable summer meals in coole est comfort at trifling expense for electricity. The New York Edison Company At Your Service 55 Duene Street Phone Worth 3000 Branch Offices for the Conventence of the Public: Address Phone | _Addresa Phone 424 Broadway Bpring 9890 | 639 Third Avo, Plaga 6543 126 Delancey St, Orchard 1960 27 BF, 125th St, Harlem 4020 245 W. 42d Bryant 5262 | 360 E. 149th St. Melrose 3340 . $30.00 Selling at Half Price the Stock of The College Clothes Shop, 42d Strect, Between Broadway and 6th Ave. “Adler Rochester Clothes,” by M. & W. Naumberg, and other equally high class concerns. $20 Suits...now $10.00 | $35 Suits...now $17.50 $25 Suits...now $12.50 | $40 Suits...now $20.00 $30 Suits...now $15.00 | $45 Suits... now |_$30 Suits...now $15.00 | $45 Suits...now $22. 50 gaining increased uded. The assort- $12.00 $14.50 $16.50 . $19.50 . $22.50 $24.50 As we sell only The clothes were nga Going out of town for the summer may have The World sent to them, and address changed as often as desired, Morning World, 12¢ per week Evening World, 6¢ per week Sunday World, 5¢ per Sunday Send your remittance to the Cashier NEW_YORK WORLD. NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STO! GREENHUT~ SIEGEL COOPER @. MHS OF OAL J BGRERNHUT, Pree SOO Mw a MAIN BUILDING: aoe 5e igar y, c in New York, _ THE BOX OF 50 we shall gel! ALICE NEILSON PERFEC- aa | TOS, tomorrow, at..... A_ smoother, handeciian more pleasing cigar was never sold for 5 cents; end our price saves the smoker 3 cents cach—AND WHAT A CIGAR HE GETS! Other specials for tomorrow: Prima Vega Perfectos—iong Havana filler and Suma) per; box of 50, tise: Comell Pertectos the lover of mild but satisfying tobacco; box $ MWateteen 1.49 ad Reynolds—one of he winning tems among our regular customers; box of 50, at. . 85¢ Neridina Brevae—new ““tlon from Porto Rico; Porto Rican tobacco importa- best of these Mee (MAIN Butlding, Main Floor.) THURSDAY, GREENHUT-SIE [Ne Charge for Alterations on Women’s and Misses’ Apparel — Hats Trimmed Free] Sheets, Spreads MAIN BUILDING Groceries, Meats, Fruit, Fish, Cakes FAVORITE Bi Fresh fruits | 1911, JULY 32%, NO CONNECTION with P any STHEA GTORE BEL COOPER @ BOTH SIDES OF 6™AVE. UTPres. 18” 8197 STS_.NEW YORK. —with cap pistol OLA nad ‘DLE S COLtKesi CART swith rubber tires 82 INDIAN ‘SUITS vith’ ‘war bonnet; 4 to 14 years; at... ase NOVELTY Raney SAMPLE’ TOT Ch cia (MAIN Building, Fourth Floor. TWO MAMMOTH Buicoincs, J-BGree Never a Greater Success in New York Than Our Midsummer Furniture Sale and ‘‘Companion’’ Sales Now in Progress in Our GREENHUT Building, Aided by Those Sections of Our MAIN Building Containing Kindred Merchandise. Our purpose is to place at the disposal of residents of New York and UPHOLSTERY, PICTURES, REFRIGERATORS and KITCHEN vicinity midsummer MONEY-SAVINGS on EVERY ARTICLE needed to. | GOODS in our GREENHUT Building, but BED MUSLINS, BLANKETS, FURNISH A HOME with ABSOLUTE COMPLETENESS. TABLE SILVER, etc., in our MAIN Building OF course this includes not only the larger items of FURNITURE, Friday's special attractions are far too Rumerous to be listed bere. BEDDING, CARPETS, RUGS, CHINA, GLASSWARE, CURTAINS, ‘We call attention to the following FEW SPECIMENS out of thousands: Look for the Green Reduction Tags! Buffets- dedge values from quartered ay English finish buffet; reg. $22; $- Three-Piece Pi frame; sofa, arm chi chair; re ularly $30 Reception kers—mahogany-finished frame; loose cushions, red or green silk 6.50 PA ite regularly $10;at...... leboards-—judge values trom a ‘quartered ouk ites-—mahogany-finished ind arm rocking $ Where to Find the Midsummer Furniture: Parlor, Library and Dining Room Furni- ture, nd floor. io Furniture and Bedding, Third board, 22-inch base, French bevs 9 Sprit lor iron or brass bedsteads; od elled mirror, fi bbed Summer Furniture, Third floor. reg. $33 Ine rubbed finish; $99 50 Odd Blt Furniture, both floors. Sere onus steel Tet" 69°75 Clo three grooved lar price $12; sale te ‘8.7. oal shelves; bent sides and straight front; golden | Chiffoniers—made of solid oak; five large Matiresses— made of Soutl “Aubertean hair; color and rubbed finish; ee price 42 drawers trimmed with wooden knobs, and covered with A. C. A. or fancy-striped tickin; pa le mre aed A ; i Sageat by Yona Lael LG wT ’ ¢ the sit sae cig Waa ire = in eacl inin, airs—judge values from chair o! gloss finish; regular price $6; ze; regular price le $ solid quartered oak panels and back, mov- je price 3.85 price 950 Extension Tables- elegant solid oak tabl : top, 42 inches in diameter, 6-ft. ext sion; reg. $14; at.. Couches—-solid ‘oak fr ie, i acaled covered and button-tufted vit GEN: 895 rae heavy filling rods; l-inch brass top UINE leather; regularly $35; at....... with flat vases; in three sizes, 4.6, 4. 084 (GREENHUT Building, Second and Third Floors.) and 3.0; regularly $6.75; at........ 50 Dressers—in quartered oak, nabopasy, Tuna mahoj ogany and bird's-eye ere nit at able slip seat covered with fel i 8 leather; made specially fur ut 1 415 Felt Mattresses—special Gi abet felt mat- tresses; made with elastic felt, ci an excellent grade of ticking: tufted; full weight guarantee: ‘in size; regular price $14. You Can Keep On Saving Money in Our “Companion” Sales of Kitchen and Housewares See enEne an average saving of 4 on your furniture pyrchase Some of Tomorrow's Midsummer Sale Specials in Open-Stock Dinner China Incluaing new shapes with beautifully embellished, lace-like, gold- , in combination with either rich maroon or tender green: you can DOUBLE your sa‘ investment in the following—and thousands more—Friday BARGAINS: be Fralt Saue- be are thea | settee cal earn eee SPECIAL PURCHASE OF OUR | Curtain Stretcher—@x12 feet; ‘BSc| Xybread and Pilg eke 8c |19¢ Covered Veg: REGULAR $6.50 “LEADER” Mb ectvccueswrverorcnney ic Butter 25¢ Sauce ble REFRIGERATORS TO SELL | C Plates—at GC} ft.......- 8c |" Boate—at 19¢| ° AT THE UNPRECEDENT- “$4 10¢ Dessert |10c Sonp 29 Platters — ED LOW PRICE OF.. Lstbe Wali Coffee’ ‘Milla Plates—at 7C| Piater—at 8c | —at..... 23] at....... 39c Lift-cover style, put together with with glass receptacle; spe- Exquisitely Decorated Dinner Sets-—- $17.75 High-Grade Austrian C carefully selected materials and | rere erence ee jeces ; regularly $4.65; planer Sets— painstaking workmanship. Dealers | 5-Foot Ladders—with pail e $3.95 . $13.50 would be glad to BUY this refrigera- rest; exceptional; at.. $0.86 ‘Richly Decorated Din- Superbiy Decorated teres Aus- tor at the above sale price. 2-Burner Blue Flame Oil Cooking ner Sets--100 picccs;at.. $5.75] trian China Dinner Sete—our Big Capacity “Leader” Refrigera- Stove—most exception- $ tor—handsome $11.25 apartment al;at... house style on sale, Friday, at | Big the extraordinary low $14.75 Handsomely Decorated Din- 2 ayy special eur Tine $22.50 |e: a $32.50 —— | ner Sets — 100 pieces; Range—" Model” at ia £9.50 [ccts: at GREENHUT Building, Main Floor. style; with 16-inch ov- 55.75 investment price of. . en, ete.; BIG VALUE at Special Bargains in Specials from Our Combination Chi St — regu- entiation Chal and Sten G5 _ | Overhead, Baim shower rome) = Cut Glass sim Lamp Store price.... Coal ‘Cooking Range— $-hole” top; cabinet base; 14-inch oven; No. 7, reg. $11.75, at $8.50; No. 8, “Champion” All-Metal Ice Cream Free 30¢_ BRASS CANDLE- rs—3-qt. size, reg. CKS . $1.95 jer, pose dish, 16-inch oven, rey ¥ $2.45 rack, etc; special. . "TB $13.25, at. ‘ . 9.50 $2.95 Saucepans, Rice Boilers, ere Ele. ig a First-Quality Gray Enameled Ware— another big quantity-pur- , $3.95 MES — chase eacbies us to offer ued 50c and 75c utensils at, 22. t en onze” Pict ; Cc , $4.85 a9 care LECTRIG TEBLE (GREENHUT Building, Main Floor and Basement.) MAIN BUILDING: ‘MAIN BUILDING Household Linens These are specially priced for tomor- row in true Midsumirer Sale style: Table Cloths—double damask; all |Table Linoen—59c quality; all- pure Irish linen; full-bleached: linen; yard Napkins —Irish damask; value Jono 91.75 | Tes $2.25 | Rivadoren:at DSc $1.39 a dozen; int ETO ; 710x100 §$ Towels—large size ‘Turkish towels; inches, 2.75 Hemmed Huck Towels—all-linen; oan ‘Towelins Keay weight; all white; i ~ 24e t wast 17-inch; " all- 8. mammoth size; not full- " ek ae bicuched; each.*.... 12c|_lisen:! —— — = Hommed Huck Towels—heavy- Weeshed OMe lacs ts att weight union linen; size 17x bt a otal Ae 32; value 12c; at (MAIN Building, Main Floor.) MAIN BUILDING= Your choice, TOMOR- ROW, of Trimmed Hats, formerly priced up to $25, at... Basement Sale 12\<c Wash Goods, yard .. : 5c Superior quality stated bet or. Randle: StnhrnJered Swices ainisien Bgemenions Sale of A few of to-morrow's BASEMENT bargains. COTTON CHALLIS—: ‘and Orienta! design ut ners; ‘rep 81.39; at. (MAIN Building, Basement.) (MAIN Bullding, Basement.) *5,°7.00,°10 x MAIN BUILDIN' Wines & Liquors 22252%., Bass’ Pale Ale Trimmed Hats (MAIN Building, First Floor.) Bacon and Hams Fresh Fish Fresh Meats E35. aot ieee HAZEL WESTPHALIA. 99. We clean fish free of charge. We deliver Id end charged sywhere H STYLE BACON c Foray: eualky Rains en" pines g DOLD'S CELEGRATED jg 1 Mee inten LAMB—tegs of de i. 54 BACON—ib., 2¢ Laaealand ile tb sed | of 12 doa, eplits, MILD SUGAR-CURBD 161 (@ i 4 ert r caNYAStD IAS" 20c Advertised Cereals H-O SELF-RISING PANCAKE LOU Rdos. 6! ae y) [CLUB HOUSE. WHISSY— $3. gallon, 82.86; 90c quart bortle... cnuoic ‘i anetToRms . SHERRY, ANGBL- Long Bos: Long Bre: CORDOVA WAX CANDLES of Ban. | vet candies; reg. 25¢ 40 aes i 12/¢ | ALVORD'S © i isH— be | John D) Kuyper & Sons Genuine Hole @ ibe, 81 LARGE, RED RIPE = WATERMELONS rach 85e , fockyford seed , 25e dor, Bis ONIDNS, F RED old liqnores ful tie re, price 81. ORANGES OLD TS LAY navels; dot., 400 and...., WHIBKY 88e