The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1912, Page 6

Y MERCY! HOW MONTCLAIR i DOES SPEND IT ITS MONEY! FOR BOMB SENDER: > SEEMS HOPELESS Wy No Clue to Rosalsky’s Enemy, It Is Said—No “Joke” Bomb Sent. Yoke" A. Rosateky. Posttive tnforma- (was received, to<lay, that there been but two bombs in the mys- » Which 4# proving so tantallzingly The them someone @ Rarmicss affair, designed by bomb was sent to Judge | be MONTCLAIR, N. Ju Starch %.—This | ommunity is so prosperous that the} Common Council, feeling its oats, hae! no squeamtishness in making appropria- | tions to make tt more attractive to the people who live here, At last night's meeting $% was appropriated to pay former Fire Chief Edward F, Croker of New York to inspect the Montclair fire department and say what he thinks of it. Inasmuch as every Mont-)| clairite knows the Montclair fire de- partment fs the best In the world for a town of this «ize, the purpose is plain- ly to spend $%0 to hear Chlet Croker say #0. Other appropriations were $19,000 for) a@ new town hall and $50,0m for putting a Willlard-tabdle surface on Or: road and Upper Mountain avenua 1 sand dollars has pr . a new trade | Aiding “and $110,0% for a new high school. | ‘With @erverted sense of humor, were) pent Judge Rosalsky, was denied | authoritatively. ‘The first bomb was the one that ser!- \ was examining ft in Judge Reoatslore apartment at the Hendrik Hudson, on ‘l , Match 16, The second was intercepted in|the matis, last Wednes- dey, at Station’ H, in One Hundred and Second street, near Amsterdam avenue. ‘The bomb was, like the first, rested to the Judge at his spart- the address being in typewriting. ‘The bombs were apparently the work of the same person, although the second ‘was differently made. The second ma: chine contained nitroglycerine or one ¥ compounds and was so con- if a8 to explode by concussion or ae @ detonating cap, which pected to explode when the pack~ opened. that @ third bomb was ‘arose out of the confu- into which the Police Department been thrown by the futility of ail to find a single clue to the per- il ! ator of the outrages. Deputy Com- missioner Dougherty has been forced to every one in the department not to ae ‘any information to the newspapers ‘abd out of this situation a confusion of Tremors naturally arose. ‘The reason given by the police for tilelr secrecy 1s that information about sending bombs through the mall, in edition to interfering with their plana, the minds of cranks and fan- conceded to-day by one well ad- what progress the police fm their investigation that lor secrecy liep in the it hepeleseness of ba] outlook that is ir more exciting action and mys- read “The from Ww Cornet Bagdad, vy, | “The ea eee will publication in Thursday's E is a romance of Broadway and the ‘The most thrilling novel of and West. Remem 7 5 BAUMANN & BRO Ge No Money | It is dangerous to neglect your eyes. The moment they begin to smart or ache, step into one of our eight stores and let a Harris Oculist (registered physician) examine your eyes. He will quickly tell you whether or not you need glasses, There is no charge for the examination. It is as thorough and careful as you would ¢x- pect from a private practi- tioner to whom you would pay a $5 or Ld Lk Every pa page is old with a inde ateates of absolute poe bere hat pe: ir money back. Harris lasses cost $2.00 or more. a a Berea Sts ar Hahne’s, Newark MAN ANS TARINE MOTH BAGS sion Saat TARINE MOTH SHEETS wn teiabitew, _ Sold at all department and drug stores Capes) Down | psa tie hae System—One Lew Sona or Credit Oot olTown De.iveries Made by Oar Motor Tracks Unifold mavenport Bed ler Rugs! A $11.50 With or without ores og Value $24, at $18. 50 expense of furnishin f Quarter Sawed By jonally strong i |, Wilton Rugs | Beet a $15.98) vier ios 28ess |atiess, «$27.50 12, as, $17 98 Velvet Carpets $26.48] v23,,,, 28 Value $42, at $31.50 GM AVE gi! « $45.50 THE EVENING WORLD > TUESDAY, MAROH 26, 1912. Visit Our Model Quick Luncheon—Pure Foods, Prices Moderate-Sixth Floor. ae 'sB (Cour) ) I THE Double Pek newest apparel for Me et Easter Clothes, to get the to save money ides. to-morrow, too. Women’s §31.50 and $2 Dresses 500 of them to sell Tag Day $] 00 at 44 and even 14 off, at Every woman will want four and five of these Tub Dresses at least, now that the warm weather is on its way here. here's a sale that gives them to you for less than the cost of the materials. At $1 you have a choice of 10 different styles, ast les, linons, ging site Tape. otis fe daddy in dainty Figures and patterns. They, are just the dresses for Summer, to wear event, lowe mornings, or informal afternoon occasions. neat and dressy. Of course you'll want some—get we $ | to-morrow while the price is only (Second Floor. ), Oh, Look! Unbreakable German Silver Mesh Bags At-About % Real Value mesh in these of real German silver and hand-made in such a ranger thet mach rng than ny wired ink bg. If icshould time, it frames are exquisite! bingtgtené taoclard end have Boston or curb chains aicaied Four Sizes in Bi Sale—All at Si Price. 56 Bags, 5 ein. Size,6 yles, fully guaranteed: $300 value, = § 5-inch size, comes in six dg oh wi tochooseat | | ¢ ted di frames, are bea yes reeyesy Without Ch Charge. tifully Boro | engine burned a is i 98 Optical Dept. Main Floor. engraved, and are worth $6 Well Known Cylinder Phonograph Records 5 America’s "est and Most Fa- A good choice of sevections of all 7 Special for Wednesda Our Celebrated New Style Patent Finger- Piece Mounting attached to your own nses while you wait. These mountia cant pul of or ehp off and are $i $7.50 Bags, 6-in. Size, a $7.50 Bags, ¢-inch size, un- breakable German silver mesh bags, kinds. Come carly for best $3.50 44-Pc. Decorated Dinner Sets ——— Made by the Hi Lar Chi Fae bye Ee ean Cine Ce saucers, 6 butte: and platter and Hy val “Eos sa 49 dqantty of these sets, 40 1: come early for, yours. ‘10.50R .00 Rockers Fifty of these luxurious, u comfortable pattern, dur- ably built a covered with & soup plates, 6 and saucers, 6 fruit dish. Only “tee Fourth Floor.) 7 rockers to goat 40% discount. = 95 leatheret ing. to. tho ren’ Laws EA MATZ cal negerie CHICKENS OR BROIL~ pleked; Fr sold at 2c at per ibn. 186 q ~ VRIMK RIB trom Alaska Salmon~{ eth yRRS ROART—Cut_ trom trash fish, usually sold at 18; Patent Flour; finest special, doz., $1.50; can lied 2434 Ib, sack Hhone 3700 ‘nies WINES AND LIQUORS Guinness’ Stout imported bote in th’s sale only, doi Mail Orders Filled, LEGS OF Kenuine FLOUNDERS, HADDOCK, as IMPORTED Brand; guara: edie~ nail ._ bottle 79c | Sse Shad (nc .ant Weighing | about 5_or 6 Ibs, each; only (Sixth Floor, ), et Guaranteed absolutely genuine: tallon, $8.26; 3; gallon, 6 full quart bottle To Every Purchaser of $1 or More; also Double To-morrow for Soap Wrappers, Tobacco Tags, etc. Stamps Until 1 o’Clock These Tag Day Sales to-morrow will be doubly welcome to all who know from experience what Tag Day values are, . regina len, iota wid Children at much lower prices than can found anywhere else. '8 @ grea tunity newest styles, dependable e gney ber, there are Free Liberty Stamps You can fill your stamp book on the double quick, and perhaps get a premium free everything to gain by shopping here to-morrow. Remem Special Opening Easter Sales of Men's, Women’s & Child. ren’s New Spring w Spring Apparel The most interesting Style Exhibit in years, not only in the new style ideas Spring hae revealed, but in the low prices which prevail. Come to-morrow to see the newest Fashions in everything to wear from head to foot. LED rriing Stamp F. positive proof of any store's leadership in retailing apparel is its ability te com Jistinctive style and quality with low prices. On this basis only we would have you juds> this store as New York's leading Apparel store. Never has Dame Fes! ion revealed a more glorious array for eyes that seek correct wearing apparel at soccct cost than she presents here this season. So we are holding Fashion Week to sequaint you with the newest Style Ideas of budding Spring and approaching Summer, and to demonstrate once and fer ‘all how well we can serve your every requirement at any price you desire to pay. because it offers the nt. You have ome early! Great Tag Day Remnant Sale New Silks &DressGoods No matter what the value or former selling price, every remnant must go. They are rem- nants from our big Challenge Sales, together with a few lots of mill surplus stocks and all from this season’s selling. They are the tet fashionable and popular weaves, and it was their popularity that sold them out so fast. To-morrow you can buy waists, skirts and dress at prices far and ‘way below the lowest ever quoted on such fabrics. Satin Messalines, Shantungs, Satins, Pongees, Surahs; Silk Remnants worth to 75c a; for Dress Goods Remnants worth to 79¢ ete Good lengths. All colors. Yard Consisting of Handsome Foulards, Messa- Half worsted and all-wool fabrics, 36 to 44 1000 Girls’ . to es Tag oe inal Silks, Poplins, eines etc. inches wide, including Serges, Mohairs, Mixtures, Novelties, Checks, Challies, etc. for Dress Goods Remnants worth to $1.59 |) i an are the regular SLBS gendeo All popular weaves, 46 to 54 inches wide, of best im ported and domestic qualities, including Storm Serges, This sale “will surely surely interest every mother, becdluse it means she can buy two dresses for i iter Silk Remnants worth to $1.50 36 inches wide. All popular silks, including Messaline, See the pretty Scotch Mixtures, Broadcloths, Cheviots, Striped Suit. the usual price of one. ings, Diagonals, Wool Novelty Suiting. Thers are Dresses of ginghams, percales and other fine washable emart_ high neck or Dutch neck models effectively finished with pipinge of contrasting colors, revere, buttons, straps and belts. Skirts are full plaited models that button front or back, down to the hem. Sizes 6 14 years. This sale is for Tag Day GA Mii siiucosiviesca ress ’67c Big Sale Go-Carts & Baby Carriages $6.98 “Palace Collasible Go-Carts | $ 4; 98 Open and close with one motion; high Pullman side, back and dash; deep footwell; heavy rubber tired wheels; come in green, black and tan; special Bp ty mony ay of ety A ri ullman eepers at Remarkable values. Made of all round reed, corduroy lined; large reed hood with heavy reed roll; reclining back; tubular steel gear and extra heavy rubber tires. (Seventh Floor. ), b6c Swissco Hair 27¢ ay 00 WAMPOLE’S COD LIVEH ee DONT, TOOTH +48e ee act Oni! 9c LENG iosbae i Pe aie hy i% DRE Effervescent Ib 10e.5 CLTRAT OF Mt ue 15¢ 25c CANS COMPO igi cna “AN mmo Bl bs— POND's EXTRACT OB COLD CEmAM 15¢. PERFUM ant ati for. RESED TABLETS 49 $1.00 Hot Water Bags, 2 qt. size; guaranteed sporeepeeernaete ta eae with next SUNDAY WORID