The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1912, Page 19

+ UN TENEMENT an le ting partner tn cA for her as Telra-|many Deilevtd that the disease 77 5 Fiedler Leads mund, Herbert V repoon was Im-|chicken pox unt! Health Officer Wright | pressive as the WXC% For the rost,|of New Haven made known i $ Wiitiam Fiinshaw ay’ the Herald and -TWOEFFORTS T0 TTeciants ing? First Blaze, “but the Second Drives Them From Home, Pwo attempts were made within an hour earty to-day to set fire to the fours story ¢rame tenement at No. 145 Harri- 0m avenue, in which thirty persons, the members of eix families, were sleeping. firé was trif_ing, but the seo by gasoline, drove all the ten- of the building and caused con- Ha int il Krumiots conducts « faundry floor. He says he has re- letters recently containing ¢o burn him out. The receipt letters was not reported to the jor to the other tenants. Fannie Meyers, ving on the » Was attending an afling 2 o'clock this morning when amoke. Opening the r flat she found a brisk blaze rear of the hall on the ground @ave the alarm and the ten- inguighed the fine with patie of byege 2ggs ca tan hour later and before all the fa iH i Klein, the janitor, discovered another fre im the hall. This blaze was be- pails of water and an alarm was ‘qwened in. When the firemen arrived i eo je result Boston Players Jaltag Bayer, Burastallee,, Fuhrmatn aL UL | In Fine Concert Satis sneiting ond | WHY HAVE ROUGH SKIN Hensietta Wakeneid made ups, om] AND CHAPPED HANDS? with Visor and appreciation. AX FIEDLER conducted the Bos . belli That le as Easy to Use and jucted the Bos- [M1 ‘er'sreonony orenesers rugs | WILLIMANTIC FIGHTS 1 Gives Setlatectory Resa, | the first of its last two concerts SPREAD OF SMALLPOX. | ‘When baby : said a young i New York for the seagon at Carn paren: a use Ag te her dainty | Hail last night with something At Ai) Trofleys to Be Fumigated and | work, but my hands became sg red and| mier band of America showed its New London Service to Be chapped that I could not pull on my gloves without suffering. Then a friend | Discontinued. told me to try Velogen and my troubles | WILLIMANTIC, Conn, March 22.-| Were over.’ of to-morrow afternoon, Next season | There are now eleven cases of smallpox Velogen is the young mother's best | another hand, that of Dr. Karl Muck, | !n this city, and tho Board of Aldermen friend. A little rubbed into the face, profound admira.|@t @ epecial meeting last night made and hands night and morning, and pe the oreantaation. Mean- | 8Weeping plans to prevent a further Ge going poi Locate Nady Re ob while, in all good faith, we may be per- | #Pread of the contagion, All trotieys to | ify ane a betes Mh aot vetl ite wont ¢ mitted to pay our tribute of admiration | 204 from this city will be thoroughly cat hans, Telens oy aot moa eite big to the departing conductor, fumigated and through trolleys from | (MC Mone ncaa fovmmaned sin, Burns, It was rather cruel of Mr. Fiedler to | Willimantic to New London will be dis: mod a pet pped ti nad shed eclect Brahme'’e first symph nis | continu rasions and chap; ips are soothed ymphony as his | 3¢ was decided that if more cases de- and started on the road toward healing. | principal number, because it fe to be |velop between now and Sunday to close| At all druggists, in collapsible tubes, one of the features of the Brahms fes- |all amusepent places, and later the} 25 cent tival of next week by our own Sym- ; Schools and churches, If no 4 Phony and Oratorio societies, and why ———e— eee invite comparison? It was played in a | 2 8 9 manner so impreseive that it will not soon be forgatten. The other numbers were Beethoven's “Leonora” overture No. 3; Wagner's ‘Tannhauser” ie CATARRHAL ture and the same great ma: Lonengrin’ and t0 “Die Melis. all pronounced with crisp- cat Tsuen anounces «| Wictor-Victrolal BaP” Write Us For This ‘There Konda BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. che solo, but because of ines ohe |B ; could not appear. The “M stersinger” | prelude, therefore, was substituted for 15 io oa 15 the Lisat and Debussy arias that she) was to sing. The house i crowded | Other Victrolas, $15 up to $250, to overflowing, ap ie aie" FIVER-JOHNSON “LOHENGRIN” REPEATED | WITH JORN AND FREMSTAD. An excellent performance of ‘Lohen- joothing and heall rellete and. ite cone fa Soo and S0e tubers Dost drsritereegmmend tt Evencu gun Higa or write today Yor tree sample. ., the tenants had all left the building, cae Dut they were able to return, as the solace was confined to the ground floor. fons nomads * FIRED TWO BULLETS AT FATHER-IN-LAW. a: Both Missed and Quatbune Dodged Away Before the Police Arrived. ge Quattrone, twenty-six years old, attempted to kill his father-in-law, Francesco Franchini, fifty years old, in the hallway of the Franchini apartment at No, 70 Carmi eet to-day. He fired two sh in the face of the older man but both bullets went wild. One of the bullets smashed through the 3 of the apartment of Mrs. Maria Clafone and whizzed over her head. ‘The young man fled when he saw his grin,” with Olive Fremstad imparting intelligence as well as beauty to the characterization of the silly Elsa, at- tracted @ large audience to the Metro- politan Opera House last night. Karl Jorn was pred Knight of the Rosie ‘ my orp igs recon TR SESE thee makes trom B10 10 8BO, FRECKLES i} | | | | ‘Broo drugetots sell it | | Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots. The woman with tender skin dreads | March because it is sure to cover her face with ugly freckl No matte how thick her veil, the sun and winds| will surely make her freckle. Fortunately for her peace of mind, | ~ the recent discovery of a new drug, , DAVEGA, JR. Six “i it ‘ House) father-in-law stumble and fall in his ~ eort to dodge the bullets. He married Maria Franchini almost two years ago and since then has been pestering his wife-» parents, Franchint reported the attempt upon his Ife to the police of the Macdougal street station and detec- tives were sent out on the trail of the | wauld-be assassin. He is described as long-haired and wild-eyed. hine—double strength, makes ible for even those most si to freckles to keep the skin clear and | our orci} 20, Auoried. Chocolates are y white. No matter how stubborn a| the yon pay 0c, for elsewhere, case of freckles you have, the ‘itable | CMBCOLATES( strength othine will remove them. Get | ‘an ounce package from any of the Riker- | Lunch | He eman drug stores and banish the reckles. Money back if it fai ' b samples, from $25 J am a blue serge specialist and Tean show as many blues, plain and - shadow stripes, as any tailor in the country, and I would like you, Mr. Reader, to get the other fellows’ them to my store, cor. 40th St. and Broadway, and compare my price. Suit to order, any style, $12. Goods sold by the yard to the ladies. ; Light Weight Overcoats—season fs now ,m, and I will make a specialty of black wnhnished silk to edge, at a price of $12. Mitchell The Tailor sosros to $40, and bring you, you buy or will be found on display. 1o order at a price of.............555 1431 Broadway, Corner 40th Street ~- ae. ae rr ne ‘ EME EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 22, 1912. life is made up. A blend of comforts—that's the way a tobaccos, with th ft, mellow, flavor—that's what hae. mide the iene el hi blend of ‘delighttol A modest, friendly package— MAY COMBINE TO BLOCK ed 'e what Uh ad the ten hoittd SOUTHERN APPOINTMENTS. ol tt the Monideel tate 20 for |3 a ramenSTON.” Tah i —Progrese cente Senators talk of come; Nening 30 voreoe ‘to refuse confirmation to Soutty ern appointments unni jor the anlece The pennart coupon meens your a tion of all the Gelegates to Chicago, pone peed when Th jege the Administration “ts at- at tempting to force all Federal officiais tn the South to qupport Presiient Tam for fenomination, ‘The assertion is mado that several regulars will foin in thie ireditea with having vevolt. Startling evidenc activity in the Gouth fs STEEL BRIDGE 1S MOVED een secured by those in charge of the Roosevelt headquartera, They declare HUNDRED FEET UP RIVER, | that cost-omce inspectors are heing om: al Cw 4 ang A remarkadie engineering feat was a0- fT all inti have et striten, to pecmeres In Uie Bouth virtually thrcareniag them ah ide ‘of their positions if they Fert representa! y @noning of 1 Federal officeholders tn Gouth must cones. < | RICHMOND'S “JUMP” Tee canes 10 art of the peed @ Ot GAINS HIM VICTORY. rT] ILLE vate the tracks érom Wem Gide avenue Jereey City, 10 Brille Station, Newark. CENSORED WITH MARBLES | the present bridges over the Passaic rea” kare wai us reps ry arsaures irene crrtcaao. Maren A=The Chicago] 7) Re Meher, ‘The cost of the elevation work wi be pie} $2,000,000, VINCENT ASTOR SAYS HE Is yi pinto i WED. |: WONDER It Makes Little Difference What You Need—A World Want Will WORK and Get It. SPECIAL! 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