The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1911, Page 20

) yin "BCT COUN HANGS POLICEMAN THE EVENING WORLD, FR SIR KEARLEY SUES. | fon, ft fe sald, that he wae too Yond of the races. Ever since he has been Gloomy and disconcerted and given to . , . brooding over his Cancled wrongs. He] o¢ London taslenn ta suing Doederiek wan not regarded as dangerous, and| George Lathain, general sta etill kept up hie attendance at the | for Charies Dilip | races, He lived in the Carlton House,| manager, for $524 in the which is kept by @ cousin, Joseph Cen- |The complaint, filed to-da lon. ment had been entered a 4 | Barly this morning boarders were | aim in the High Court of J) jawakened by shouts from Sullivan'a| Bench Divie W. 34 h S FROM A WINDOW room, Sullivan was tna sort of trance, | Kingdom. 7 44 est t t. He thought he was at a race track, and a Th BET, WWAY AND STH AVE, | wi entered, Tho 1 further d franticully yelling for his horse to| |"come on.” Conlon, unable to handle Sullivan, summoned Policeman Stano- wit, but as soon as Stanowltz entered | the room Sullivan made a dive for him jand a pitched battle followed. Stano- witz Is @ big man, but Sullivan fea giant and tn prime condition. Finally Stanowits began to get so much the worse of It that Conlon ran to the Clymer street station and brought |back Policeman Dender and Short. | They found Stanowitz hanging from the window, his face bloody and his clothes torn, and Sullivan raging up and down in his room, Short had to floor Sullivan with a blow from his club. Dr. Greenwald came in an ambulance from the Williamsburg Hospital and treated both patients, It was necessary to tle Sullivan, put @ straitjacket on him and send four policemen along be- | fore he could be lodged safely in the| > Giant Loses Mind in Hotel and Gives Four Men a Hard Battle. whl | (Limited Time ar Destroy $50,000,000 5 Property ana| Cause Serious Epidemics Four policemen were required to take Timothy Sullivan, fifty-four years old end @ cousin of Senator Timothy D. @ullivan, to the Kings County Hospital | im @ straitjacket and tied with ropes) arly this morning. Sullivan, n'a men- tal lapse; terrorized the inmates of the Carlton House, at Kent avenue and @outh Eighth street, Willlamsburg, and hung Pollceman John Stanowiltz of the Giymer street station out of the window World-wide crusade has been started against the rat, as the worst destroyer of property ($50,000,000 | earl +f and a serious menace to ealth, carrying the germs of | bubonic plague and other diseases. If there are rats or mice on your remises, exterminate them with | tearns’ Electric Rat and Roach pitious time to buy high grade clothes in New York City, it’s right now, and GEORGE’S is the store. At two absolutely ridiculous prices, $9.50 and $12.50, we offer you, not readymades, but Merchant Tailor’s $25 @ @ hook. The only reason Stanowlts vatl 4 b 9 Paste, the most reliable and easiest ung on the hook was because be caught | frente nt Of the King’# County | to use of all exterminators. Guar- [to $75 uncalled-for ne there when Sullivan threw him from the| 4 hook under the windowsill caught anteed successful or money back. ments, and GEORG third floor. Btanowite's clothing when Sullivan At all druggists. Be sure to get}i MODEL CLOTHES, Mg Eight years ago Sullivan lost a good Jeb with the Government, for the rea- the genuine; 25c and $1.00. Stearns’ Electric Paste Co., Chicago, III. pushed him through the window. saved the policeman's life. It tom built and a year Cee! |}of readymades in eae It’s almost inconceiva! le, but a call will prove it true. |] The only thing—better buy to-day or to-morrow—the assortments cannot last. All Suits and Fall Overcoats Up to $25] 0.50 || Ali $25 to $40 Suits]! and Fall Overcoats 2.50 | Autumn Ideas Ready Come see them—you'll like the new English sack ahead of an in line, cut, See the new London Rag! Overcoats in Rough Scotch Tweeds, various shades. fatquarters for you, Mr. Ask your tailor—ask your haberdasher— ‘Who is the hatter that ‘tops’ every Goodresser best?” He will refer you to the Truly Warner} hat shops. 167 hatstyles to choose from, every) one right and every one in nthe $3.00 quality at $2. 00 Goodresser OPEN EVENINGS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 44 West 34th St. Between Broadway and Sth Ave. NEW YORK. Aleo Stores at Sth ‘alll ase era St. aby tala Bh, feattneter be, | |} Sunday World ‘Wants Work : : Monday Morning Wonders. JAMES McCREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street JAMES McGREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street On Saturday, September the 16th On Saturday, September the 16th —_—_——__ NECKWEAR DEP’TS. An extensive assortment of Imported Neckwear showing the new Autumn styles. Novelty Lace Collars, new fichu shape. In Both Stores. In Both Stores, MEN'S HABERDASHERY. 350 Raincoats, made of English Gray Mixed Tweeds and Tav Double Texture Cloths. 12.00 values 18,00 and 22.00 3.50 100 dozen Shirts, made of light weight value 4.95 English Flannel. 2.00 Lace trimmed Side Frills, hand-em- value 3.02 broidered. aes 200 dozen Perrin Gloves, made of Tan value 1.50 Capeskin and Gray Mocha = 15 MISSES’ SUIT DEP’TS. im Both Stores. Suits of Blue or Black Serge, also Mixed Fabrics. Panel skirt, Norfolk coat lined with satin. Sizes 14 and 16 years. 18.50 Serge Dresses,—gored skirt with panel back, Kimono waist finished with lace collar and cuffs. Blue, Brown, Black or BOYS’ CLOTHING DEP'’TS. Unusual Values. Combination Suits with two pairs of trousers. Made of Mixed Cheviot. Nor- folk model, sizes 8 to 14 years; Double Breasted In Both Storea. model, sizes 10 to 17 years. 5:75 White. Sizes 14 and 16 years. 0.75 Extra quality Blue Serge Combination Suits, with two pairs of trousers. Norfolk model, sizes $8 to 14 years; Double Breasted SOROSIS SHOES. im Both Stores. model, sizes 10 to 17 years, 6.75 Sorosis Shoes for Boys and Girls are Students’ Suits,—trousers, coat and designed for the perfection and comfort of vest. Made of Mixed Cheviot. Sizes 15 youthful feet. Approved by the highest to 19 years, 10.50 medical authority, ” AJEMES McGREERY & CO. JAMES McGREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street 23rd Street 34th Street F there ever was a pro- } SFO IONE NIT I TOI OR in 1911. ane —Every day sees the same people and lots mo coming here for their noonday luncheons. IDAY, SEPTEMBER 165, cooking !s appetizing, the service is quick, the Cur New Buffet Lunch Service prices, for instance: Oysters on Half Shell, 105 © Roast Beet A (vith mashed netatnes and stewed tomatoes), 20c: Fine Sweet Carn an Cok Scand so_on. You'll like Copyright Fiction 29¢ for 98¢ Books — SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Of MONEY PROMPTLY agronoee PROTHENDEN WEST Lem LOG at 1.98 With Any 3.50 Offer in Town We can't think of a stronger term to use in impressing upon thrifty mothers how really great a value this item presents. We ask YOU to make the most rigid comparisons. THIS suit value is supreme. Like Cut at 1.08 There are plaids, checks “ahd down back \ stripes, in sizes 6 to 14 years. None worth inder $1.00; many much more. Saturday, on ale from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. only; at......56. Misses’ and Juniors’ New Fall Suits—Special for Saturday Girls’ Made from the new English tweed cloth: coat is 30-Inch straight ngle- ast skirt panel 1 of knicker pants; sizes 7 to 12 years; also double- Boys’ $5 Sample Knicker Suits|Boys’ $5.50 All-Wool Blue Serge tures, of all-wool fabrics; made with bot- serges; bottom faced coats with centre vents; folk Suits, sizes 7 to 12 regulation Sailor or Russian Boys’ $3 Blue Serge Regulation Suits, Saturday at .. 1.98 ° In a Sensational Saturday Sale at 56c ay] Beautiful Wash Dresses—made of heavy quality fast button- 5 GS Cc Exceptionally Lowered Price breasted sults with two pairs knicker pants in neat at $2.98 Knicker Suits at $3.98 tore facing and centre vents; all sizes from| also wool mixtures in light and years; actually worth $5.00; Suit of all wool serge, 3 to 10 3 98 at e 1% ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLE: THIS DRESS is such aremarkable bargain that we are atraid color percales; two dressy models (as pictured); a! s Smart School Coats Nicely Bincrie att Soa bral or vel- It is made in the Norfolk Jacket style, with two pairs dark colors; sizes 8 to 16 years. Saturday at......... Double-breasted Knicker Suits of neat mix-|Double-breasted Knicker Suits of all-wool blue 8 to 17 years; also Nor- dark colors, 8 to 17 years; 2. 98 years; at to say “‘on sale all day,"’ fearing the quantity may be insufficient. high neck, full length sleeves; full plaited skirts, Nicely Tailored, Full Length, Warm and at an yets. ke Cuts at 56c Special Saturday Sale Misses’ Felt School Hats (as pictured, at 98c) Another Exceptional Bit of Stirring Bargain News in Hos New Lot of Women’s Tailor-Made Waists The economical dre Mke the sp Saturday aap hats we've ever it at anything like 98¢, d with Persian or Dres- scarf, Choice of navy, brown, plum or cardinal *felt— challenging competition at Last withy witnessed the speedy selling of 125 sample silk dresses— which prompted us to scour the— market for another batch. Here they are, prettier, lovelier and better values than’ ever, A dozen snappy new fall modéls— depicting, the season's beat styles. Prettily piped, lace trim- med, panel front and back; cus- tom finished through- 6. 98 put; _ Shield ds unger Welcome Sale News for Women The Famous “Dudley Black Velvet Fall Shoes A quality footwear selling all at #1 Made full, of good quality mate- rial; mannish style, loose fitting; l* $5.00; Special Saturday at....... IL OBDE! PROMPTLY Bags Sa Made in the ag Fall aah with tra long chain and kid lined; Lia for a | 84 e Ringing : a New Value-Giving aed in WE ARE prepared to surprise your fondest expectations in the Women’s Slip-on Rain Coats guaranteed waterproof; valued at German Silver Mesh) handsomely engraved frame, ex- Saturday at price of your new Fall suit. over the Lot 1. Brings you Men’s and Youth's $8 | United and $10 Fall Suits at $6. | Sea a You wouldn't want better style—you can find no fault with the tailoring and WE ALTER Hh ioe THEM FREE, guaranteeing a good fit Saturday at Choice of wool, cassimeres, wor- steds; blue and black thibets; all the season's latest makes; all sizes; no matter what your size is we can fit you. Saturday (open all day) ati...e.c.c essa Our Special Custom Finished Suit at $10 Cannot be equalled elsewhere for style, finish, materials, linings, under $18.00; all hand- finished garments; splendid new 1911 Fal! fabrics and shades; sizes to fit slim or stout, tall or short . Men’s $1.50 * °* 99 Sample Blue Flom [Shirt >t $1.00 Single or double breasted shirts, made from the best quality indigo flannel; steam shrunk; also gray flannel, single breastea custom fin- ished; all sizes; Saturday at New Fall st sa @ Oe atte metal 6 poi colt leathers, button we “patent colt blucher and lace boote—some with dull tops. A won- derful offering 10 early in the season. Girls’ and Boys’ Button and Li rae, with’ good regular 790, BtoB Girls’ School Shoes, smith, dun he WUE aT nititne MH Men’s $3.50 Quality ‘‘Walkabout’’ Shoes, $2 In 20 of the newest Fall styles—ALL PERFECT FOOTWEAR—with a choice of patent colt, gun metal, storm calf in black or russet leather, or with aby € cloth uppers, in double or single sole, lace or button style. EVERY SIZE AND WIDTH, introducing the special waterproof upper and sole (heavy weight), with welted soles; our price.....+