The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1911, Page 18

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1911, CARNIVAL OPENS, King and Queen of the Carnival BOARD OF HEALTH i: See eye tela poe, ee unfit for human art Man Falled to Jomp RULERS CROWNED, in Their Royal Robes at Coronation Ae seme ot ‘tw sune| ee Se ga County . f t H lay fined the company $250 for When Driver Vetted, inspectors were that certain cold store | failure to tag goods recelved for stor- neddter, crossing Fourth ]age plants in New York City had ne age as provided by law, ‘The statute ‘i La ok pind awn oa | been pected before. In a letter to! es that all foodstuffs shall be ¥ ‘4 the State Health with the date when the s of horses and ymmissioner Dr, ‘ “ i" under way In Buffalo, Corning, Utica |? | | supposed to cover all of the cold storage | ina tnis ety. Morris Hubli sare addrens, AU | Plante, and the tone of the missive was |" Ciyi) seryico examinations for ten Radish ye er, but the a that they tad done so State health inspectors will be held man did was struck As the & Health Commtestoner | urday In Brooklyn and Manhattan. Spe-| before Radish could guil up ate heavy seeks to enforce d procure pro} at the plants, t torage law | clal attention will be given to the hor sanitary conditions candidates, for t will be no clash |* sioner has hea team. peddler was not known tm the nelghborhesd, and there was nothing in his clothing to identify him, He was Grand Pageant Parades Surf Every Plant in Greater City f . Hatatt ver wh # not done tn the people will ats | avout forty old { ‘Avenue at Coney Island Inspected for Violations | past “'Ruice wid “resulations wovern: |! frlendly t9 thelr Ine | Sie beard. Mero were 65 Cents OB8 & - ing the conduct of the plants and framed | ft small bottle of claret In his pockets. plant ow nero have an organization and of New Law. to protect the consumer fiom tmpure| Hiring the last session of the Legis | Radish was not arrested as @ dozen wit- foods will be matied early next week toljature they maintained @ lobby at Al-| nesses told the police he was not to every cold storage concern !n the State. | bany. blame. Under 65,000 Lights. | i A CONVICTION ALREADY ibe Bae) Stirring Sales—Surprising Values—Big Savings On Boys’ & Girls’ School Clothing Harmony Here. cold etorage a = — - plant !n the greater city, {t was learned | GATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDEO to-day, is now planned by the local a ap er | Health Department, which promises to CO co-operate with State Health Commis: | WALL, oan ro Do A stoner Dr. Hugene Porter tn the enforee- ment of the Brennan Cold Storage law. The new law forbids the geration of all food products except butter, for WEST Ia LAD C {a longer period than ten months, | Butter must come out of cold storage : “ANd PA tag after twelve months. HSE eo Poaperunnd “An official of the Health Depart- 0 = ut c ment of New York City called me upon | es bore r 7 eh the telephone, and anid that the local! Continuing Wednesday the Sale of tiene “Hew tb authorities were going to ald us in the Imtntnanen ot ‘rape aniary "co (2 | Alex. Smith’s 9x12 Seam- in the vartous plants," satd LUNCHEON AT PALACE. Ticklers and Other Nuisances | Barred by Police and There's | {~ Nothing to Spoil Fun, —— Nobody will ever believe Old Proba-| Silities when he predicts rain for the Coney Island Carnival, and so one hun- @red thousand metropolitans went dowa to the little play city by the sea last ght for the opening of the ninth an- i Bual frotic, though skies were over- east and there was an occasional growl @f warning from the thunder clouds. Tt was a happy sans care throng that poured into Coney from cars and boats, and by carryail and motor car, They | got the worth of thelr money, and } were rewarded for their faith in the | good temper of the weather god, f } there was not a drop of rain, and only when the clock st 1 this morning, and every saloon and cafe on Coney for in Hamme. Wan" avers } Foland cloved—only four hotels being al- Assemblyman Thomas A. Brennan, 1 less All Wool Brus- Deep Price-Cutting in i Yowed to continue business after that author of the law, and epectal counsel P d Housefurnishin s I Bour—that old Jupiter Pluvius rhed a employed to enforce tt | R g i few wud toare and nurried the stragglers | “Both Dr. Porter and Secretary Alec. sels Nugs x SteKen oredr to the «rains for home, Keymour of the State Board were very | Woven of the best scfected yarn in pretty ¥ ‘True to promise, the ninth was the | pleased to receive this assurance from | floral and Oriental patt finest free show ever presented by the New York health authorities as| p for p Coney to its season's patrons, and ev- and dining ré . our force of inspectors is small at value; size 9x12 feet; special at...... erything went off as smoothly as a present. New York maintains a dive Wedding, even the wedding of two dusky 4c ING BARON : pe Le ee eee) eakewalkers at Stauch’s during the ee os evening. There were no “rough house" Ninth ave a A performances in the Jolly crowds that a filled Surf avenue and the Bowery and 8 ago, wher ll the playhouses and other resorts, HUM leet ett i !Ticklers and other nuisances were 8 mixty i barred by Inspector Dooley and Capt. miore Fad, Murphy's men, and there was nothing Dut honest and innocent fun. smith’s $10 Seamless All Wool ee yoga bi CARPETS ieitace i = 5: 97 Sloane’s All Wool Velvet Carpets We h str ed an ent ney t i JAMES McCREERY & CO. SY SSS a Reversible Dining Room Rugs en mini : 23rd Street 34th Street Woven in sero nd ntorat | hail and “stale: pall of buttermtik Se. aid he ty by he; sine ox 4 i Me y ard, mac te "The FE and drink th KING AND QUEEN, CROWNED, gal had brought also, Then she hugged INU8SU. D a ‘ LEAD THE PAGEANT. Ht, Knew the alcohol would help." Se Lape adaerceu ese tes C ‘The first order of the evening was gal explained, “and T kind of thought On Wednesday, September the 13th. - ‘ Srnec alas co Bhar has King Baron and the buttermilk wouldn't hurt any." ces : ne n - shld Marais too ct ttm eater tite ot JAMES R. SOLEY, LAWYER Upholstery Fabrics and Lace Curtains, ; F ) an, cHor. the Pavilion of Fun in George C. Til- \ i at 1-3 to 14 less than former prices. . “ iy ater p Uo's Stseolechase Park. President 6. | Segall Récalsd Tak’ Talk With Doc-| AND NAVAL AUTHORITY, DIES ree ; gr ataieass ckman performed the ceremony ——— A fi Bi.b0: ‘ efore big crowd of cheering aub-| tor Ten Years Ago and James Tussell Soles, a Tawyer, who és Novelty Cloths, ly and Kicg Sloane's #ul2 Imperial All Woo! |S e .. 68c ts of the monarch. wie) ‘ was also an authority and writer upen rmures, 5¢, 1.00 and 1.50 per yd. ig a ‘ a After that, with Steeplechase band, a K Antedot n subjects, died yesterday at Roone- : 7509 18 ices Poh ie Aas hat ty attr mately natty designs a ne eorps of mounted police under 8 new Antedote. velt Hospital of pneumonia, He was Li ald ices nd) allover “11. 95 b regularly } Migs toe tisie: ssobrer ihe wie Com. Bice, steas) citsei wher arheukians eee Rich Satin, Moire and Organzine 25; special at, yard, j Queen were driven behind a fears | Pollceman Samuel Segal of the West {Tarvard in 1870 and « year later be- Damasks, 2.00, 2.75 to 4.75 per yd. i hand of white horses up Surf avenue| Morty-seventh strect station .ts to-gay /eume 8. Brel Wek Keaton el ee former prices 3.00, 4.50 to 9.75 ’ F to the Ocean Parkway, where the Iilu-|.the ranking amateur medical authority aetna M, Wools ie amous minated pageant had already been | in his precinct. When a young woman | ind at Xs ee Raha hear Mead Tapestry, Damask, Velour and Brocade a e 0 i hg 69c XXX or 4 formed, and at the command of Grand| drank carbollc acid last night, Segal] In 1882 he was transferred from the 24 inch Squares. Suitable for chair seats e Marshal Paul Schwetckert jr. the pag-| saved her life by administering firat|Naval Academy to Washington, where i ee k @ant, brilliant with ten thousand tiny SSM aNaThac i emai he arranged the Navy Department's backs and cushion covers. soc and 85c R } incandescent Mghts, deftly hidden in| Pure Scone! and then buttermilk, library. From 1890 to 1883 he was As- former price 1.00 to 2.00 Re Ny | the drapery by Chief E VY. C.|_ Rita Barnum, aged eighteen, a type: |aistant’ Secretary of the Navy under 4 ) t Meinch, moved at 8 o'clock, “| writer, of No. 607 Eighth avenue, dined |Gen. I anjemin I" Tray hen he came eeenty daland was tiene on ise dtat atl evoaciy alvaniby Mra 10 Na pratt aw arm, which changed! LACE CURTAINS. i Be ; RY : f arles Rosenberg’s men havin je Gellens of No. 3 ‘orty- oardman, Platt & Soley. 1 : * . S$ new handsome fall patterns * ; foned a ceiling of @,00 incandescents | third street. Selzed with a sudden 1ll-| Prof. Soley ‘was couneel for Venezuela Cluny, Renaissance and Novelty pat- : PRO® artamous JOR, Wills $3 White Porcelain Din- , joliens's mec ” in 1899 w! the Venezuela- e ‘ a ‘ & Ps c no | gver Burt avenue and the Bowery under | eas, she went to Mrs, Galiens's medicine |in. Parts, in 15% when the Venezuela terns, 2.50, 4.00 and 5.00 per pair. IG quality cork Tinoleum; ner Sets at 1.59 tho direction of Chairman J. IH. Potter. | closet and got carbollc acid by mistake, ‘dehy arr . By quality; 2 yards 52 pare ' is His funeral will be held at the Church former price 3.75 to 8.50 YR KY ‘4 52 Pieces in Set. Every house and store front had been | she fell to the floor, screaming so loudly! of the Heavenly Rest at 10 A. M. to- Wy wide; on sale to-morrow Mdopa under Sage and bunting by Jovn that Sena! heard her from his post at morrow. Fine Renaissance and Marie Antoi- i AGUATE: TATE) Anesth ' } EPpy epee ae pment ed nette, 9.50, 14.50 and 20.00 per pair. Wild’s and Nairn’s Inlaid | Best English Enamelled No.1] $169 Women sSempleSilk earth is represented among those who former prices 12,50 to 37.50 Linoleum Floor Oilcloth eater to the desires of the visiting pub- a e known or its excel In all widths; tile, jora. Ray cen eee | JAMES McCREERY & C0. TWENTY-THIRD STREET STORE. pi A branes Petes! DONC Dresses at, square yard .. BING MARRS KAGER GARDEN 23rd Street 34th Street Imperial Linen Velour and Princess Silk Go on Sale To-Morrow Ming GasGn Gah toloriet’ oe Xcutser Velour in lengths from 2 to 6 yaids. Suitable : —originally intended to @arden, at Surt av. 4 Twenty- ‘. nti : peat sk F fast? by 5 ya RS On Wednesday, September the 13th forturmure cers, caucncovcrsandportees, 11 $9. French Renaissance Bed Sets | Jicnz 2 to $15 ex! Too week, and the end of the route of Imperial Linen Velour, 50 inches wide, We sold 100 sets ten days ago; we have secured another 100, Beau- Take Your Pick at the pageant was almost before the door, 1.2 r yd. tiful hand made French Renaissance Bed Sets, in After the pageant the King and Queen x +25 pe i ya. ite or Arabe; made on extra heavy ¢ net, with very invited the Mardi Gras Committee and] FEATHER NECKWEAR. In Both Stores, forget prise 2.90 es alge aN Ae ees Te YUE BOA subjecte to a collation with them Princess Silk Velour inches wid est chance; regular price $5.00; set complete, to-morrow in the palace. John Petr directe: ; ; ssf , 50 inches wide, ; featcee x4 erthclia Han atser ince, Marabout Capes and Stoles,—black or 75 per yd. $1.50 Beolchy EBFiaiand Noting $4.00 Mars vhotinete Lace ears nce roel oot treet natural, former price 3.00 |] SCOTCH, ENGLISH & NOTTINGHAM | 200 PAIRS FINE MARIE ANTOIN @rand Marshal Schweickert, with sev- Marabout and Ostrich Capes....... Co} LACE CURTAINS, in white cr Ar-be | LACE CURTAINS é ated e eae to the Queen, | value 650 hem beln, ra, Michael Kane 1 . + . T TURE eP’TS. ris. ii dédenan arene ine Marabout Capes with tails, 4.50 and 5.50 URNITURE DEP'TS. In Both Stores, Michael Hamm, No, 1700 Putna « | 5 9.51 , 3 eels Sisie Daren ccate nt ie erica eee eee eet On Wednesday, September the 13th. Ming, apd one of the twentye Marabout and Ostrich Stoles, 4 strands, Drothers and sisters of Baron » 6o inches long, 3.75 Chamber Furniture, at 25 to 33 1-3 per | ; value §.75 cent. less than usual prices. all over New York from th Far Rockaway; Miss Clara z ; Marabout Stoles. Mahogany Dressers, plate glass mirrors, | ji Seams Lov. colors; 50 in. by 3 yds.long the best cable 1 pgular price, $1.50; pair gular price, $4.00 1% Osborn street, and M ef No. 40 aera age noes Pater pie ieee a 24.00, 30.00 and 37.00 PLP LOLS. N Zoveph 4. Durkin, Dav 7 strands, 79 inches long........ former prices 32.00, 45.00 and 50.00 | . LG} | own, John Jehle, Jose | Be Blum, ‘James Asma, 8 strands, 97 inches long...... Mahogany Chiffoniers, plate glass mir- | Lee Gale. value 9.50 rors, 22.00, 28.00 and 33.00 i Like C After this the n e ht . c 7. d | b to general feollc, « White Marabout Stoles...7.........000 6.50 former ores 100) = OD Ane 46:00 | Weeike Gut Gisporting after 4 ede a value 9.50 Odd Dressers and Chiffoniers in models "| at $25 FOR EMERG Biisaniars |H} $39.75 3-Piece Seater Parlor or Library Suite, Be On E ENCIES, TRUNK DEPARTMENTS Chiffoniers..... trees + 23,00, 30.00 and 35.09 |] Mahogany polished frames; spring seat, back, and seat Ups pereepie fo ing to the Mardi Grae by J} 8 MINNIS. In Both Stores, former prices 36.00, 40.00 and 52.00 | holstered in genuine leather panne or silk pl tush 2 Nye lly Ae Re ent eA) Trunks of the best manufacture. Vari- Dressers..............+25.00, 40.00 and 65.00 | ie ia ay cross th ; . ous models and sizes, ey former prices 39.00, 63.00, and 411.00 to Neptune Sey u S 7.25 to 15.50 $4 International Bed Spring, $2.50 rites ae ARES wa Pic price ee 19,50 Brass Bedsteads, | Just Hke cut; an absolutely noiseless of eho -owhide Dress Suit Cases, with double ri . ‘ A | and sanitary fabric that will never eng closed to trafic during the parade | steel frames, Fitted with ahirt Se With 2 inch continuous tubing, 1 inch : sag; has a row of helical Gras ts the White Cross field service. »s 24,and 26 inch I lateral filler rods, Bright or satin finish. , Ry oh ens Ounranted for 20 The white “uniformed. members “of the Sizes 24.and 26 inches, 4.00 and 4.50 A giana 13.50, 17.50 and 25.00 $5 All-Stecl Bed, $2.98 $7.00 Cotton and medical corps dot the roadway along former prices 5.00 and 5.50 id ip ths * ie Like eut, H y cast corners, "a whe route of the parade two dred . % e former prices 20,00, 27.50 and 32,00 extended all and heavy see chit aie taioual et cake sei eer, Sewn Cowhide Bags, leather Kine Mattresses, Upholstered Springs ‘> Og = Weo} Mattresses, Dee marl otal at the etek ink lining and inside pocket. Sizes 16, 17 and * APTeBACe, VW RAOM SPB A score of handsome styles field hospital at west end of the 18 inches. Pillows and Bolsters to order. Box Couches, | - i route, while the ce is in two divi- + 4.50 . ; ane | (one as pictured); prettily i Screens and Utility Boxe siona, under Acting Chief Dr. Lester A. former price 5.50 to 6.00 ; screens and Utility Boxes, piped; lace ‘trimmed; panel apeerte os om en as 2 Full 40-pound cot 1 mattre cor front and back styles; every most se hort in the e $9.00 Felt Mattresses, $5.99 from 32 to 42, Sern crocltious reathor there shai 23rd Street d Stree NBN Potton felt. mattress; best eatin finigh tel . pee al of is mvaather there should F 34th Street 23r reet 34th Street futon fat matias;bst atin toi coxa 1 T Custom Alterations Free i 1 a ‘ = | j } Le the King's pleasure. — ul § | 3 WHITE CROSS DOCTORS READY PEERED Sen eso taro ee er A to be discontinued.