The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1912, Page 8

s iJ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1912. . from for which tho city te made to ray] STABLE APARTMENT HOUSE DINERS ARE ‘WATER WAGONS’, "Tt moms Une to put a stop to att| WILL NOT BE TORN DOWN. ,, , ; ‘TINY WOMAN BEATS f reworks throughout Aiectinenaie a NaCtate deena a oer Russo got back past Mrs, Ringteb.| joiq of Russo Just as objectt Ringkted left some clothes there Tues binca the fourth floor ind tien the] On the pri ; » Aid Gtagereus every Cas tn rar Judge Decides That Complaint of of Thar 4 they are on Independence Da | Rockaway Hunt Club Came The t i a Weel) |day, and happened to say to Russo tha bof, Mrs. Ringleb ang Fi | These two resolutions, following | Years Too Late. {orca eae OE Hata he needn't send them back yesterday - — with burglary. kin the way, but Fistka foined the} and Reagan a ach ee, Bergen fense as ho fnet Russo on the second.| street station, Mrs. Ringleb and Fistka lg were leading thelr captive back across cabbecttclacag five roots, and Mrs, Ringleb had firm Russo worked for a Flatbush avenu cleaning and dyeing establishment. Mrs. r the police say they found $23, $100 worth of Jewelry and an urphy! assortment of false keys. those which your honorable bo h : rable board ha dadbasterent heue ‘ot Atha, | CANTRNth ORE cme magi Afternoon because she wouldn't be at adopted heretofore, require that th The \ : Persons to whom you give the permis. | Miisat » Oakley on a lot adjoin. | Pond, aenou nent te home. ‘ . son shail fle a bond to indemnify the|ing the iquora W nee . Mrs. Tiugkiev, who Is an orderly per —~— — Cedarhurst, against | ald, of which the club coms | were rt, will not be pulled |ern ratiroads, nds of the Rockaway wt | tained by re of the @rewor | that amounte to, mies te anes reaching home at dusk inst night to find joaly a false cover Jdown. Supreme Court Juaticn Crane 5 Sends a Resolution Suspending RECALLS THE HEARST FIRE-|urciod today at Mineola that the| POST-OFFICE SAFE BLOWN. 1 = —_ | ¢ ; ' » Wh he s, a im tavealigated oho saw Thana 60 be toed AT 1S, something is wrong with baby, but we can’t tell Finds Him in Apartment and] petore the buttet packing up the Rings ust what it is. All mothers recognize the term by the Hee j WORKS EXPLOSION. mplaint of the club came several ognize th Ordi ' Kness, loss of appetite, inclination to sleep, { inance Back to the “The giving of such a bond will not |¥ears too late ; ‘ bad otiver, itude, weakness, loss of appetite, inclination to 8 } ry the reatore the lives lost or the limba shat,|. Mrs. Oakley purchased the lot on | Nitrowlycertne In Used by tbo ela Chases Him Across Mrs, Ringkieb atmits she was pro! heavy breathing. and lack of interest shown by baby. These r Injured. joweve! ec hich t ent house | wo T 4 | A K i Aldermen. Met iP peer Bean aire to. oer | onated.. Fr ee Minny nl ta Rew Jersey Tews Five Roofs |voked. She waded into Russo, who are the symptoms of sickness. It may be fever, congestion, 4 Dae WW ROTOS OF Rite Coasts listowided: thet there oprah ghowitnte| RED BRNO NS su : Naeinirih a ne Sparkes mit worms, croup, diphtheria, or scarlatina. Do not lose a minute, per how rcores o = 0 | provide hat there never should b AS N. Js ueled 1s orty and rather s ¢ t e “ 0 , RECALLS HEARST CASE, |47',ra'med py the explostone of Mire. [anything but @ single private real. [lew onem the gate In the ac] Haan dining room they fougnt » Give the child Castoria, It will start the digestive organs into | | works ret off by a candidate running dence, with appropriate ‘outbutldings, | Li\ie Sliver gear tere, thiamorn tng The spunk of Mra. Lena Ringkieb, who | 10% i Sle vy trom the priva operation, open the pores of the skin, carry off the foetid ‘for office abo en ye neo, For {on the lot. Picht ye later, howeve nd ped with $150 | sh and about has “ ‘ i } 4 lene Ganthh Ghd thdatten enaned theres [Seem CAMO erected a GtANIG, WIN IGGS in FAMIG NitopivCerine as! tan trsate eee. eiee dere one | Hall 6 tHe mate hall matter, and drive away the threatened sickness, the hous No. 70 rion and a basement, clear|, seq ‘Tha clock had 4 af wo St NO Carroll street, | seeing that the man was about to he front of the Ia Brooklyn, landed Frank Russo of No. | » Ingle ret ting club purchased the prop-| 4 ™ en the robbery laway, Mrs. Ringleb screamed. Tenan a ri Uine in eight monthe thig OM Seventeenth street, Brooklyn, in the | came running; #o did Tony Fistka, t) Gematae Castoria always bears the signatare of l, ning Mra. Oakley's a little} ‘s the t 00 Declares the City Might Again {fey has pait s200. f a dolar, ther Be Held Liable for Heavy | Prgreet that {tever wil I cite that 1 It te typteat, | Ove . Some months ago the) PO ce has been robbed. Butler street police court to-day charged | janitor. Then tenants stood round aj —— D: | Rulte for damages enused by flrewo ks [club co that she had Hoiated | een ee i amages. |fre rommeantiy in the courte, and Jone |e of cher” ded mn * invariat ini kl Ter) & mY 0 omy 7 — ese = 5 — Jared apalane the chy, Porcine. Mr iinkley. from, when || = —_«<—Sales Advertied Here Are for All Day Frida and Saturday a at ‘Two Tamma | th partic! Pl bought, has passed the property every fag oficial sanction of the city, tO of your Honuradle .Board allowing od. He ie @ member of the hunt- have fireworks displays at their re | them.” q@ective outing, received a set back to- ——$—< sialon é 9 In New York's Shoping Centre ng club, too | Stamp Surety rae rah CN ae este Coupons = Stamps With | stories as my own residence, making Wich All Forenoon a coal bins of the stalls In the basement | Fesotution providing for @ suspension daughter in the style in which she has|Now I rent out the two upper stories Purchases 7 Purchases @f the ordiance, deen accustomed Jan apartments. Gome of the tenants e Gay when the Mayor in @ mesenge to) (rr 4 the Board of Alderman, vetoed &) titer Father you port my / ‘The resolution spended for dates Sultor sir; but she saya she can! have by members of the hunting club ® s Pies i Leng pred euareras ‘herself to the atyle In which | ‘ apartmente ay the sum: | Store Closes 1 P. M. Saturday Sixth Avenue, 20th to 2d Street Sore Cloves 1 P. M. Saturday 1_her. me Yeater of ¢ Twentieth Assembly District. The Cherokee Club tn Shan- Ron's district and the Thomas J. ; MeManus Association are to hold their @anua) outings in August, It was thelt purpose to have fireworks dis- i Wash Goods R sag lg er be e > Lot 1—Hundreds of useful 1 Lot 2—Hundreds of useful CN’S SUMMEL SULB | | ee 10) anti sane si O'Neill Main Store—Second Hloor. vias on return of the outing parties, ' Gnd the Board of Aldermen pasted the Thirty-fourth Street West Marked'4to W%Under June Prics Misses’ Tub Dresses|Children’s Tiimmed ‘When the Fecetved the resolu- ———— gem erento roto tat Won WILL CLOSE OUT Men's $20 to $25|Men’s $18to 2 ene | tals, 50 Oe Soeeee hs peatere arises — — B ucSergeSuits, | Norfolk Suis, |, yest Sato rips] Sinn tel te atin wry sakes : Te PS Until Saturday Noon ee | and pearl buttons. High girdle skirts. — eeadming —— ee ’ TaEERits We cehae ts Ge tt, $12.50 $12.50 | 1.50 Crepe Nisht Well_K 1own_ $1.50 Be evurts ectding that, tn granting 275 Lingerie and Colored All woul eas-prool ivy blus| The vewsst shades of bij tan $1.50 Crepe Night Corse's at $1 9 fhe permit, the city made Itself Mable. wait heat ak 4, 75 serge, made up in the newest mod-| and gr cheviots. andassi- Gowns, $1.00 Rival temeaeer semen ay Giiee ! Gamages were recovered Tissue Dresses, e els of two and three button sack| meres; also navy blue serge. Made er earatiee mana a ani Fitting, American Lady, Vonde ama 4 Sarge money : , Byosd be ania Ae fe are | Made of fine silky crepe, slip-over| Fi ly, Vogi and Norfolk styles. Sack suits are] up in yoke style, Trou L ‘ W penta SaHAT ant Values up to $9.00, in two and three piece. Suits are| made cuff botiom and he belt | style, trmmed with linen laces, some| W. B. Nuform. A good assortment of ¥ wrt Gere Ghitant Ladibhadaed bi made up full or half ined. loops. Sizes 33 to 38. Pan cageerenipenseren, ateer Pile Ne 6 cBrassie 50 ae. : : | ight Liue and lavender. ew 69c Brassicres, Byte To amen tare carer 185 Crepe & Voile Dresses, $14. 75 Men's $18 to $22 New Gray Suits, $1/.50 Children’s White pa REUSESIE A ' “The courts have repeatediy herd that _ White and colors, © Worsted and cheviuts, in ught and dark shaues of plaint fancy £ Brawieres (hunmed with lees and @here Greworks are exploded under per- Values up to $35.00. effects in gray. Made up in two and three button sack styl full or resses, $1 ihijates LES and V-necks in f ae repoy Laretrbea foe rn ie oly half lined. Sizes 84 to 42; stouts up to 46. Regular ealue 81.50. Misses’ Tub Skirt at ) Gite tn damages for personal injuries | Made of sheer white lawn. | The 135 ui @ death or injuries to property caused e Forsythe e 9 yoke, belt and cuffs are of lig ; of. Ssh le: 500 Waists Odd Lots of Men’s $1.00 to $2.00 | iii items tn] SE25 be Genes. Cae The hit of . ° e one hem. Low necks aod short it beautiful models, Lengths ere inioentene Day Very special, aie Rel lige eee 1 85 Neglig ee Shirts- Now 79c setlaal O'Ne Main Store—Third Floor, feept at the reworks exhibitions given ‘oken Lots, all sizes, @ ; Pen cies a e fay the city iteelf, bet such explosiots $1 5.00 Values up to $6.50 Imported Madras, Percales, Anderson Woven Stripes, Mercerized Pongee and Crys! Cloth. | | §Qc¢ to 75¢ Pearl Earrings, pr. 10c cohoptetey try Me Reraed Feet “ Excellently tailored coat models, with attached cuffs; some with soft French turnbsk cuffs; Made in Roe, 0 A z a A Qereone running for office, by fold all have fine pearl buttons. All sizes. All sleeve lengths. Pink, Plain, Nat: ; oe Fie ' ural or Imitation A Uy 7) JM Baroque Pearl; eo See sree nui |224026 JOHN FORSYTHE 34th St. West Men's Wool Sweaters, $1.95|Men’s Silk Pajamas,b1.95 | some in.plain black. styles for both ced and unpierced ears. § rod scence Regular value $4.00. Regularly up to $5.00. O'Neill Main Store—First Floor. Made of pure wool i Fine lightweight pajamas, of imported sia, in plain A I wit nee Pore Tock jn Oxford gray Cat full length rneith self figures; cut fuiland roomy. Wiitailored; | Women’s Low Shoes| Boys’ $1.75 Shoes at v | pearl buttons, nicely trimmed with silk loops and fine p¢l buttons, | ——$— i | ; Bathing Sui Blue, white, tan, helio and gray. All sizes. $1.55 $1.39 | —— é ’ | Jarly 83. d $3.50. vs Patet at Men's Bathing Suits, $1.95] men’s Terry Robes,$2.35 | sc@ieitien iets” aol ite tor Pate eater Bucher : Sapearpalee $8.26. M adeofimported Terry cloth, in neat sties and j ow need cos. cr, fore: pairs 60 finieh aca . a ‘ Made of pure wool, in sweater or jersey weave; light edeotimpor . J jac- | out the season. We will show you : Pi I 6 Oxford or navy blue, trimmed with white: niees 84 ¢o #4, | quatd figures. Patent Leather, Gun Metal, Vici! Migses* & Children’s Kid and Tan Russia Calf. i Y awe re es i Men’s Bathing Suits, 52.95|Men’s Madras Pajams,95¢ | ws! sis inthe low shoo White Shoes | Regular ealue 84.00. ¢ Regular ealues to $2.00. =ee| White Canvas Pumps and High t The Te ° t Jersey weave or popular sweater knit, in light or dark] Cut full and roomy; trimmed with sill | Russia Calf | Shoes. Sizes 6 to 11, ut 91-50; 115$ Y n Minute , = Quali : Quality Smoke ind large , Li ‘ | fi Oxford, navy blue or black, trimmed with white or black.| pearl butt: m with surplice ne sizes. Blucher Lace Shoes, Sizes 11 to 1334. | to @, at 42.00; 214 to 5, at 92.50. O'Nel Main Store—Second Mloor, No More Panama Hats at $1.95 Six Speials from Our Great ‘Million-Dollar’’ when sales are on at ‘O'Neill's store for Dad and the Boys.” But We've Got a Lot of Men's $1.50 That give strikig examples of its significance as a money-saving event. : 1 5.00 B, to $3 Straw Hats to Be Closed Out at 7 9c a Golden, pk Drewer Pay-as- 95:00 Nar Eiamar $1450 Cuiair. $3.50 ; ; ; urls, brim, | i . . i os om cron with wide brim.” Whats 700 to avin 8 ates: Cees, inert, rater. “Ehis|| Convenient bew straw hat? O'Neill's Store for Dad and the Boys. rtistic dresser a made of gen: O'NEILL'S HOUSE- genuine : A ar iful golden!| as @ dignified measure of must nol hade; the ba i ne classed Ie lanies lone accommodation to those || yo, sve! ‘ang 0 inches who prefer to pay as con- lar style leep. It . H : chairs 22:88 inch oval|{ venient for their Furniture |] itch | are beveled French || and Home Furnishing pur- || extensively Week-E.nd Grocery Sale Mail and telephone orders receive immediate attention, Phone 5,700— clsea. Prompt deliveries to all suburbs and Summer resorts. a As in all our special Grocery Sales, we reserve the right to limit quantities. O'Neill Main Bullding, Basement. Sugars Gold Medal | New Potatoes Butter 1 plate mirror; 4 _ || sold as Bar H. & B. Granu- Flour ; contains two lage end two email || chases. Cash prices pre- 1/174 74, o'r [eteds Ol O%e drawers; fitted wih wood handles and || vail, whether you buy on h : | is a much larger chair. The hburn — Cror- Best; 7-10, muslin sucks; this wale. PICCADILLY @f\ | es ee LITTLE CIGARS #MF \ |e eee i | ee ter | $15 10) tor JO cents ood locks and keys;,prétily cerved; , PI Th voscled cade, thgoughly constructed || the Club Plan or not. willow is the best that can be pro- and finished, cured, woven on a hardwood frame, It is hard ito resist buying one of these chairs when you see what we offer at the I price of $3.50. Finished a rich green shade, or gray. Geant . " bs A u pantah Queens. jars, @U1O quart plage Olive Oil Jars, Be; pint glase rs The Suret: ret as Medium Spanish aot B10 Sie, sesaleh ses | geben Naan. Ss Fh ; Galton’ ! Amorted stutted Olives Peete gallon, Bilany per , ngNn ine | we ‘ee re Green Split Peas—5 | Yellow Split Peas—5 1 Whole Green Peas—5 | Miack = Tus $8 Arts & Crafts Rockers, This $11.50 F; $5.98 Oak Library Tabie, $8675 T Just like illustration, The seat is weet jon, 8 250 Selling Piccadillys _ “eZ little cigar that jumped into favor over night. Has the Californi: | MochagJava| Surety Cocoa Rice y . Tunes Finest whole head P + A 1 r op is 26x42 inches, A nice, aroma H Coffee & Chocolate | Tire ‘| Just like illustration, Made of genu-| 19x19 inches, The seat height is 15 1 | Fpl a » i A. flavor, ioe ia and the ine Pyning quality of an Havana ‘ A i ee weling $60 ine quartered Tadianambite oak timed | inches; back beight 4 inches Made te I onire) adliabie i ‘ ‘ t a rich nut brow! ickiey Bros, o . Sail pa } erfecto. Smoke ‘em now and then, when your Perfecto is too y {Of the ae 21x80 inches: seat, Mich, Nede of’ genuine qui Aer Thott shelled H ct Indiana white oak; fumed a rich nut seat and back filled rith high-grade| brown shade. Loose seat cushions lazer felt and covered 6 genuine Span-| covered in genuine Spanish Morocco ish morocco leather. ; leather, O'Neill Malm Store—Fourth, Fifth and Sixth NEILL-ADAMS co. SIXTH AVENUE, aortiTO 224 STREET, NEW YORK ed a beautiful shade of hing new in library " and must be seen long a smoke. ee has A short smoke for critical smokers Decorations of Honor in each box —50 subjecte