The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1911, Page 12

i '20 STUDENTS WOUNDED BOARD CHOSEN FALLS DEAD IN CAR TD SELECT AUTO AS HE BEATS TIME | | i a FIRE APPARATUS, FOR HIS BOY BAND Members Will Will Got to Milwau-| De Bellis Stricken on Way to kes to Witness Test of Play for a Brooklyn Fifty New Devices. Festival. | Fire Department Apparatus, “Amato's Famous Boys’ Band was Comaniesioner | engaged to play for an Itallan festival ng of Deputy Com-| jnst night in the streets centring about i missioner Farley, Chief Kenion, Battal-|Seventeenth street and Tenth avenue, | fon Chief John 'T. Howe and Capt. | Brooklyn, and ite forty members, under | Char! ay left New York to- | the ton landmaster Dominick | Ree reat station of Wire | Ds Balila of No. 4is East Twelfth strost Chiefs at Milwaukee, which will taat | started for the scene from the : J Bridge in a Union atreet au os from Sept. 19 to 28. As they rode in the open car, the band | } At this convention fifty pieces of new | played, while the bandmaster sat in che| } automobile fire apparatus will be tested first seat, facing his musicians, and) t} to prove their # weabdility, It is the! Deat Ume with his baton. t ebject of Commissioner Johnson's ap-| The car was passing along Prospest | tua board to collect all. porate |Park Weat, near Union street, and was | Longa | playing the "Marcia Reale,” the na- Gata on gasoline apparatus, as the de-| tional hymn of Italy, when the band-| partment is prepared to epend $760,000| master suddenly dropped his baton, put | om this sort of equipment during the|his hands to hig sie and fell to the ‘The car. | j next year. The day of the horse ts prace| floor. The band trailed off into discord tleally done in the New York Fire De-| and the car wae stopped. | partment | Policeman Thomas P, Ryan summoned | |an ambulance with Dr. Truax from the! ‘The Apparatus Board will act in an! Swedish Hospital, but De Belle was advisory capacity in selecting the $700,000 | geaq pefore It arrived. Hils body was, worth of gasoline apparatus to be PUF- | tanen to the Prospect Park police ata. chased. After the convention at Mil-|¢ion and the boys of the band followed waukeo Chief Kenion will visit Chicago| it there. Later they went to the fest!- and many other Western cities to tn-| yal and played under the substitute @bect thelr fire riment equipment | leader. Other members ¢ © board will visit! De Belle was the oldest member ot | the manufactur: planta where the|the band, being twenty-five, He had| gasoline apparatus ts made. Upon the | been married only three weeks, return of the board spectfications for | i HURRAH! A HAY FEVER CURE. | the new apparatus will be drawn and the various manufacturers invited to DENVER, Coi., Sept. 15.—Discovery of the cause and cure of hay fever is an- submit bids. | nounced in the official organ of the a HE TURNED AUCTIONEER | i TO AID MASTER CUPID, |pursclenr of Syizate and Ue, the) : Ang pliant of the solidago, or ambrosia | And After Briggs of ¢ Canaan Had |mpecies, the former including the golden rod and the latter the wormwood, will Done So Much He Forgot to | cause, hey fever in those fusceptitie to| ; ; é Ask Cooing Couple’s Names. | 4 a veees prant WINSTED, Conn., Sept. 1&—A. P. | the only preventive o an liveryman, is wonder- from the pollen of the plants that cause | the Gisease, then after the horses are neering and whooping properly the s2- | rum 1s drawn off from their blood. The antitoxin ts ad tered through | j to SheMield, in Berkshire County, a few days ago to be married. They found ‘Town Clerk Henry Clark officiating at an auction sale, and Briggs, who used to be an auctioneer, took his place and |the eyes or the nose, as preferred, and | knocked down articles to the highest |® #0nd dove Is wometines required, | ‘Wdders for an hour before the town |= ¢lerk and the couple returned with « Mcense, Claré and Briggs then swapped jobs, and Briggs drove the cooing couple first to the Congregational parsonage and then to the Methodist parsonage, where the Rev. E. K. Kelly waited the | pair. Briges tract to ask his their names. ——s—__—_ Cholera Grips All Tarkey. CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 18.—The ‘whole Ottoman empire is in the grip of the cholera and deaths will be numbered fm the thousands, though the fallure of any attempt to keep official records makes even an approximate estimate impossible. In some districts the tax gatherers have not found @ living per- son, such of the inhabitants as had sur vived the epidemic having fled. The troops returning to the camps near here trom of inte have been @ prolific STATEN ISLAND NOTES, ‘The young people of the Kingsley M. | B Church of Stapleton, are making arrangements for a fair to be held in the lecture room of the church in the ® fast game of at the Totten- afternoon, _be- ¢ Baseball Club The game Dinsoway, one of the t prominent residents died at her home on nville, yeuterday, aged ninety-three w member of Bethel of ‘Tottenville. Valley, N.Y. of the Charles n Will be served at the! The annus @tark Associat | the Paris t phens’ Episcopal ville will be held at the Masonic Hall, im Tottenville, on next Wednesday aft- Milas Bertha Hoes ot Mapleton is ae Finest Dispiay of bioor Coverings souming st Lakewood. | Thousands of Rugs, Mattings, Uilcloths, Linoleums, etc., are shown on revolvin Hiluminated racks, Hundreds of rolls Carpet and plenty of light and space, Every kind of floor covering for every room, hall, stair, i 100 ean era 000 Week kitchen, etc., and no charge for ) sie putting it there. Curtain Stretc“er, E9Ic Strongly braced and easy to operate. C cafe Mill, 55c Glass top and bottom, Holds 1 pound. Easily fastened to sis roi i sue 60” 1090 » 250 ABSOLUTELY FREE Hf THIS SOLID 1B B ; 5 aa eautiful Boston : Fea tapers? 9- 985 fades be set at been arrested on a ewe ! BY SABRES OF POLICE. smart new model is represented entire stock. Washable Dresses........... Imported Rep Dresses...... Girls’ Smart Serge Dresses Girls’ School and Dress Coats.... Misses’ and Junior Smart Coats.. Girls’ Girls’ 'N BUSINESS WPERTHWAL] Pee & SONS 3rd Ave. Four Generations have testified favorably to our business methods, the quality of our goods, our reasonable prices, and our credit system. Plate and Cap Rack, $1. 65 39 Inches wide; 9 hooks for cups; good clock, with brass hands and figures. Weathered Oak. Lots of “— and bric-a-brac. Iron Bed, $9. 75, Maxth The brass top rail and the posts of this bed are 114 Inch, Note also the five brass spindles In both the head and foot, One of the prettiest and strongest beds made, Its low price s due to ou. buying in LM enormous quan- | tities. Dressers, Chif- foniers, War d- robes, Toilet Ta- bles, etc, im endless variety “Ot Styles and prices. Cowperthwait Sanitary Bedding rigs of 9 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, GLLINSs G FULTON AND BRIDGE STS. Showing of New Autumn Styles Misses’, Juniors’ and Girls’ Apparel A most important and extraordinary showing. and colors. Styles and make represent the highest standard of quality, and are characteristic of Oppenheim, Collins & Co. AT OUR USUAL MODERATE PRICES Misses’ Serge One-Piece Dresses .. 13.50 Misses’ and Junior Tailored Suits 15.00 New Harlem Store 2212 to 2224 Third Ave. This Great Building Is Full of Everything for Housekeeping Acres of Floor Space. comes Parlor Stove, $6.75 others, and ‘ranges and heaters of every type. Payable by the month if more coneentent, Collectors sent IF REQUESTED. Wo aim to suit every at low prices, and upon fon Prices, char anything, ‘i hatever, not even trading stamps. 18, 1911. SEPTEMBER Deputies, but as no qn o action was tak in was pre A delicious, mild, pure beer — of exceedingly rare taste. BROOKLYN Supplied by all first-class dealers, Served in leading Hotels and Cafes. Every in prevailing materials 2.90 2.95 3.95 y 3.95 5.00 5.90 gbhliche So, 3.95 4.75 5.90 ae 5.90 750 10.75 ‘The Valte of Of 9.75 13.50 15.00 Depends on the Fitting. 15.00 18.00 Regardless of price, your 18.00 glasses will do no good Calvert fit your eyes. It is well known that none but an oculist can tell exactly what lenses your eyes require. That is why we contin- ually emphasize the value of our service. It is so distinctly different. Eyes Examined @hrc:' By Registered Phys ci. ‘aus, | Oculists of long Experience. Perfect Fitting Glasses as Sons. ae $2.50. J Oculiate’ fk Sons 1 West & Gth Aves, Now York Sc, Cor. Bond St., Breckiya. @. 121st St. “Gold ® Filled Watch | dies’ and Gentlemen's Size: TO-DAY AND TO-MOB! S ree Your Choice, 100 | A large assortment of high grade porce- lain, handsomely decorated with gold Mines and a pretty rose peas. As many as you want—10 cents for each article. Large flat plates, Salad dishes, | Large cake plates, Small platters, Large oval dishes, Large platters. Tea cups with saucers, Medium sized bowls, Pitchers, Soup plates, ow we shal || Guaran- || an neat ue oF timekeen- stiey Foturned Your $@ on tequeat. Our with every watch guaran- CHARLES A. KEENE Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. 180 Broadway New York Open unt!! 6 P. M., Baturda: toye ready. ol trimmings, — damper and READERS OF THE WORLD 4otmg out of town for s ton, may nave, The World ee ress changed @ them, ‘teen rt] desired. Morning World. ¥ Tse per wee Evening World, Ge per week Sunday World, Se ber Sunda, end yous “remittance wo the Cashier NeW 20BB WoRLD ly by sellin, food goods credit. No such giving away of warrant ¢ % Discount If You | smaller, also Stern’ Brothers Women’s Shoes in the most approved styles for early Autunin Ol TAN AND BLACK RUSSIA CALF, WHITE CANVAS AND BUCK: SKIN, BLACK, BROWN AND GREY SUEDE, BLACK SATIN AND VELVET, PATENT LEATHER AND VICI KID. Slippers for Dress and Evening Wear OF SATIN, BLACK VELVET, SUEDE, BRONZE, GOLD CLOTH AND KID, VICI AND DULL KID, IN PLAIN AND BEADED DESIGNS. Slipper Trimmings and Buckles in the latest effects at attractive prices. THIRD FLOOR NEW BUILDING eee ——___—_) New and Exclusive Fall Models of Suits, Frocks and Coats For Girls, Misses and Small Women are now being shown, made of the most favored Imported and Dorestis fabrics, including Velvets, Corduroys, Serges, Chiffon Broadclotha, Rough Diagonals, Scotch Tweeds and Mixtures, including the following Very Special Values: re in demi-tailored effects, of Serge, in navy, lue and brown, sizes 14, 16 and 18 a8 e DANCING FROCKS of Crepe de Chine, Chitfons 10.8 om (Oe and Aeolians, 14, 16 and 18 years, at 23.50 COATS, two models, of reversible Chinchilla Cloth for street wear, and double faced cloth in street and evening shades, sizes, 14, 16 and 18 years, at 317.50, 26.50 SUITS, including Junior sizes, in plain and demi-tallored models, of Cheviot, in new brown, green and wine shades, also navy and black, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, $14.50, 21.00 Giris’ Apparel SERGE DRESSES, tn all the approved shades, sailor collar of inlaid striped serge, sizes 8 to 14 years, at 99.50 COATS, two full length double-breasted models, of fashionable Chevicts, in brown, navy and other popular shades, with red flannel lining, sizes 6 to 1¢ years, at $5.00, 7.50 Misses’ and Children’s Hats “ RI Ae Tae wilh ir delta et el Cra models for Dress, Semi-Dress_and Street Wear, in the newest shapes and color combinations for Fall and Winter. DRESS HATS, with Ermine and Prince of Wales Tips, AUSTRIAN VELOURS, trimmed with Ostrich Feathers, LARGE BLACK VELVET POKES, with Flower Trimmings, VELOURS, with Bulgarian Bands and Ornaments, SCHOOL HATS, of Felt simply but smartly trimmed, Ranging In prices from $4.50 to 18.50 Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing of superior materials and workmanship, in a variety of distinctive Fall Styles appropriate for genera! and dress wear. FURNISHINGS FOR YOUTHS AND BOYS: Shirts and Blouses of Imported and Domestic Fabrics, Pajamas, Bath and Lounging Robes, Silk and Silk Knitted Neckwear, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Belts, Half Hose, Hats and Caps. To-Morrow, Saturday, BOYS' NORFOLK AND DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, of Fanc. and Brown Mixed Cheviots, Blue Serge, Cassimeres and Tweeds; sizes 7 to 18 years, at 54,75, 6.50 to 18.50 BOYS' NORFOLK AND DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, of Grey and Brown Mixed Cheviots, with extra Knickerbocker Trousers; sizes 7 te 18 years, ee at 55.75, 6.95 to 12.50 BOYS' FIRST LONG TROUSER SUITS, of Tweeds, Cheviots Cassimeres, Plain and Fancy Blue Serge; we sizes 14 to 18 years, at 9.75, 10.50 to 18.50 YOUTHS AND SMALL MEN'S SUITS, of the newest fabrics for Fail wear; sizes $4 to 39-inch from 612.50 to 29.50 chest measure. (SECOND FLOOR, MAIN BUILDING.) Gray West 23d and 22d Streets W. L. DOUGLAS *3, *322 & °4 SHOES men WHO WEAR W. L. DOUGLA: SHOES MAKE NO EXPERIMENT THE STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER 30 YEARS The workmanship which has madeW.L. Douglas shoes famous the world over is maintained in every pair, Lash in vai store windows and inspect all the latest shapes, includa Short Vamps which make the foot loo! nservative Styles which have made W, L. Douglas shoes a houschold word everywhere, If 1 could take you into my large factories at Brockton, Mass, and show you how carefullyW.L.Douglas shoes are made, you would then understand why they areware ranted to hold their shape, fit better and wear longer than any other make for the price 1 If you o trom factory to wo Prefer to Pay Cash wall, Strong, We make all our mattresses, pillows, bolsters, &c., In sat and sims 9%" own factory, It's worth 4 lot to be sure your bed- $ Ecigea marked in Blain Figures one nea ding is clean and wholesome. Yet our sanitary bedding ve seeds ani ple. formation, but the goods sell themee Park R d Chath {Path Ne US bare Ro” Cowperthwait & ‘Soke j bgeies’ or Men's 125.00 costs no more than the ordinary kind. $1.00 Down— $1.00 Per Week G RUSK, "Retrorat ot tomarted “Wasnt Me MICHAELS BROS 5" Av.-— 9357. BROOKLYN more “Offers of Posi- tions” than any other two mediums in the universe. | I HE Sunday World's Downtown C Want Directory makes Store A SEVEN-TIME WORLD WANT WORKS ALL THE WEEK. ORDER ONE TO-DAY AND PROSPER.