The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1912, Page 5

NIGHT WARDEN CF TOMBS 10 GO Jones Must Tell Why He Failed to Suspend Keeper Caught Sleeping. susp duty, must go on trial before Comm! sioner of Correction, Whitney a second time. The new trial of Jones will take found him a Vorabrey's escape Ke against Jones glect of duty tn y suspend Holll- ind him Whitney. Hoti- asleep, but in spite 1 to suspend tae This is the real of- Jones has been guilty of, and when I had # over the tran- script of the trial found that Warden charge nxainst the night warden. TI have notified Jones to be present for @ new trial on Thursday, and I be- Meve that at close 1 will be able to the city prison. When the of Forsbrey’s e: Tombs. Hanley had previously acted promotion to the office of warden Island. es DINNER FOR J. P. MORGAN Always Ready for His Arrival, @an’s country pi: Roehanipto nings er nl Special — roo vs To-Morrow, WW, There ure te your adva find out that re-third chewn wholesale or retall Ji ein the United States willl anatch thers 4 by th . oak Be se wlndow dia erful Pam all equally nd 3-8 Carate @22% nd a a 2 4 } Diamonds hi tro red wi fulue, or ret i pe ten Der. ceate within ° ON TRIAL AGAIN Nicholas J. Jones, night warden of the Tombs prison at the time of the escape Of Reynolds Forsbrey, the hold-up murs) nd who has since for neglect of Place in Warden Fallon's office at the ‘Thursday and according to} determine whether can when he twice » on the morning of mata | mes wald that he had| Fation should have brought this! take iminediate action In his case.” N Since the ehcape of Forsbrey an un- usual condition ha’ prevailed at the Tombs. There are two wardens in charge of the institution, Commissioner Whitney wil! not state how long Warden Hinley and Warden Fallon will continue their joint authority over Jommissioner received word ape he immediately called Warden Hanley from Hart's Isle and and piaced him on duty at the deputy warden of the Tombs until his month ago, when he was sent to Hart's PREPARED EVERY DAY, BUT OTHERS ALWAYS EAT IT. Dover House at Roehampton Is { LONDON, Sept. 10.—J. Plerpont Mor- Dover Houte, at 8 kept open ready ghts in the t time he ever spent byt \j EIN Complimentary ant Stamps e, Tomorrow As many vont are reasonably required for books Yunfilled will be given. Distribution in Ladies’ Parlor, Fourth Floor, MAIN Building Ont 100 free stamps good in any one book. When Visiting Our GREENHUT BUILDING do not fail to hear the celebrated’ Anna Fricke Ladies’ Orchestra of 10 pieces, un- der the baton of MissBessie Rothback TEA KETTLES—8-pit. regularly $2.40; at PRESERVING KEt capacity; regularly 6! LIPPED SAUCE PANS—3- capacity; regularly 50s; BERLIN SAUCE PANS—5- nit capacity; regularly $1; at.. 3-QT, BERLIN SAUCE PANS— with cover; at... FRYING PANS—@ | ameter; with iong hi TEASPOON—regulanty S00 0 don TABLE SPOONS—regulorly 61 ees en; each: Wash Day Necessities | BaBaiTT’ S$ SOAP—- 25c IRON WAX—wood hand ‘a dozen 10 ae for. | Wire Goods. POTATO RICERS—at . SOAP DISHES (that ban; | faucet)—at ....+ | SOAP SHAKERS— | | DISH DRAINERS—at. WIRE STOCKING FORMS—ai OYSTER BROILERS—et LOBSTER BROILERS. GAS BROILERS—at . PRENCH FRYING BASK fing French-fried potatoes: Coal and Gas Ranges cpon TON" THE WALDRON NICKEL-TRIMMED COOKING “RANGES--made with extra heavy castings. No. 7 site, No. 8 alze, $12.50 $14.50 thousands do mot lay of din~ on dollars’ worth, ¥1. SO broadway, New York (QEEM GATURDAYE UNTH. @ O'CLOGE,|! THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,- 1919, “‘ Better Goods for the Same Money or “Meet Me-at the Fountain’ [enteNir si . B.GREENHUT, Pres. —— cae con for Less Money Than Elsewhere’==5 GE COOPER Qe 18® to 19% Streets Directories of the Various Manufacturing Distributed at the Main Entrances of Both Buildings. An Education in Manufacturing Methods The Big Store—always a city in itself—has been transformed for this month into a MANUFACTURING city. or more lines of goods which that department sells are being MADE BEFORE YOUR EYES, by complete little factories or by wonderful automatic machines. There are 152 of these working exhibits here, and as many more other exhibits showing various stages of goods in manufacture, Could you do better than to bring your boy or girl to The Big Store to show him or her how articles in everyday use are made? You can imaging your child, round-eyed, watching the evolution of the finished product from the raw material. All Products of These Exhibits Are Sold at Manufacturing Cost. Besides, There Are Thousands of Special Bargains in the 16th Anniversary Sale. GREENHUT BUILDING————: September Sale of Housefurnishings re Goods Every Kitchen Needs, at Prices You Can Find But Once a Year. Why take chances with “seconds” when you can buy best, first quality kitchen and house helps at prices like these in our GREENHUT Build- ing? This Housefurnishing Store NEVER handles “seconds”"—-WOULDN’T HAVE THEM AT ANY PRICE. For sixtecn years manufacturers have had to look elsewhere for a market for all of their goods not in the first quality class. Of the thousands of specials arranged for this sale, which begins tomorrow, we print a few here: GAS COOKING RANGES—with three holes; ee fiat a Air boller attachment; RNAU PERCOLATOR YOUR GIRL wants to know HOW LACFS ARE MADE; HOW DIAMONDS ARE SET; HOW RIBBONS, SILKS and DRESS come from the looms. YOUR BOY is inquisitive regarding the making of his HATS, OSIERY and so forth, And these are but single items of interest selected from HUN- DEMONSTRATIONS OF SPLENDID sition YOURSELF; it is UNIQUE IN ORK MERCHANDISING. But, above all, DON’T FAIL TO BRING YOUR BOY OR GIRL to see it, for HERE ARE LESSONS OF INCALCULABLE VALUE TO BE LEARNED THAT ARE NOT TAUGHT IN ANY SCHOOL! In every department one SHIRTS, CLOTHING, DREDS OF INTERESTIN EDUCATIONAL VALUE. Attend the Industrial E: THE HISTORY OF NEW Aluminum Ware L. @ G. HEAVY IXX OVAL WASH BOIL- ERS—heavy guage copper bottom. KREAMER’S DISH PANS— KREAMER'S sup DIPPERS— ger bow! than an mee, too epoon; regularly $1.38; ot KREAMER'S LADY FINGER SHEE No. 6, B5cj No. 12) atesseeeeee ING mea ANG of KITCHEN KLEAVE breed, cake and) my Meise Liwided) good quality steel Japanned | Tin Ware $1.20, ee 80 & $2. id 3-PT. CHAFING DISHES— efther nickel pdb Vea) Kidde 44.50 Miscellaneous — ones, OTH—gaod quailty; “ts yd. Curtain Stretchers CURTAIN STRETCHERS—#x12 feet; made q sanitary non-rusting eppeertte $2.50; at and noat designe; yard PORCELAIN COASTER rye six tumbler holders and one 10- Lalance & Grosjean Nickel- 2 Steel “ar Ware boxes end grater; reg. 81; Refrigerators Our refrigerators will foaet, griddle cakee er for —4-ineh ole, B08 a5e This is an A ppartualt pet a refrigerator, even you have no use for | it until neat seeson, IRTAIN. 'STRETCHERS—selt ter; size of atretcher cuRven Now att BUS cleaning outside windows iodine HARDWOOD COMBINA- DER AN! Galvanized Ware ++ 15¢] Garmace CANS—with tight covers; We; Wetou rep uy MoO Bathroom Fixtures, BATHROOM GLASS Ltda es; sfiiouib WASH TUB over two tubs; regularly &: PASTRY BOARD: SHED aaTHTUB at. 5 WASH TUBS—with NAMEL HATHHRGOM STOOLS ro) top; rubber ined legs; value $ CRYSTAL SPICE 18 INCH t TOWEL BARs— TOILET PAPER HOL black ebonold roller: TOOTH BRUSH HOl We offer « very complete tine of (GREENHUT Building, Main Ploor and Basement.) % is ON MEDICINE CAWiNE TS! JOM two shelves; reg, €3.75; at. | HEAVY MOP Gotns ee Freshly Roasted Coffee GuADARA COFFEE—we serve this delicious coffee In our Restaurant and Room; 10 JBLKE'S BEST BUTTER! package, 61.12; 2-/b. si Fae as Man MAIN BUILDING: ur Pure Food Show Our exposition of Pure Foods has attracted the attention of practically everybody in New York and vicinity. well-known advertised brands of staple foods are exhibited. More than 40 demonstrators dishes and distribute samples to eat and to take home, If you cannot come to the store, send your order by mail or telephone Chelsea 4000. Fresh Biscuits SUNSHINE, graham, lemon, Yum Yum gf Tekohorie blecalt— MAIN BUILDING Guinness’s Stout es Stap Te Liquors At Remarkably Low Prices for W Sree and Be vene. | et Sir Robert Burnett & Ua.'d London te tinness'’s Foreign Extra Stout ‘a may $1.45, nirecear eens | prepare and cook many dainty cae EEE ee Fresh Fruits fancy CRAB APPLES— Fresh Vegets) NEW SWEET POTATOE n ond Daly's Old Irish Pot-Still Whisky et ; FRESH BLUE ‘Pi iMs— Genuine Meder : MONOGRAM WHISKY Swan folland ( 5k & ay “ ity, WHEAT ei age MONTICELLO RYE—89.25 @ fon, 82.04; 81 qt, bottle Pillsbury’s Flour Rest XXXX patents eG at French eppetise: mF oli atta ty 79¢