The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1912, Page 20

IT COST SEAMAN SS N24 HOURS REGRETS TO INTERRUPT A COP’S | WEDDING THRICE-WED MEAL OF CHOP SUEY) WIDOW F 40 SUMMERS Policeman Got Real Angry|So Mr. Murphy Sends Daugh-) + When Piano Player Tried | ter to Get It Called Off— | To Take His Pail. But Ji’s 190 Late. ~ ATCARDENCAFE | Pwo Cases in Two Days From Be all Night Resort Arouse |" Magistrate Kernochan. PATRON MISSES $200 The shades of night were lifting fast, to-day, when Policeman feller, on fixed Pomt at One Hundred and Twenty-fttn street and 8t. Nicholas avenue, plunged fork into a virgin pail of chop quey. Along came Carl Beaman, scudding under bare poles and making bad weather of it, He stopped for a moment to admire Zellers dexterity with the fork, “You've got @ rotten job, cop,” sald ‘Mr. Seaman. “I'm a@ plano player my- self. I wouldn't take your job for o fortune." “Wouldn't, eh?’ remarked Zeller, placidly, continuing his calesthenic cuisine exercise, He is notorious in the squad room at the West One Hundred | and Twenty-fifth etrest station for his) Amperturbable good humor. “Wouldn't right,” agreed Mr, Seaman, to the fracas, led Magistrate enthusiastically, ‘You're eating chop to-day ¢o threaten to com- suey, there, and I just can't get the to the Mayor the detatis of taste of chicken out of any mouth.” f case. There was a similar row In After a while, however, Geaman re- Che restaurant yesterday morning in marked that the odor of the chop suey @ Patron was badly beaten, and was not disagreeable, and offered tO! the records wh ‘ too, fad its denouement before share it with Zeller, The policeman de-| py Alderman : Kernochan. murred. Then Seaman offered to buy | Wednesday | the pail and ite remaling contents. Zeller ‘wouldn't think of it. Out into the circle which Zeller could not leave came Beaman. Tho policeman retreated as fer as he dared and then began to circle, Seaman sprang at him and grabbed the chop effort to possess himeelf Miss Josie Murphy, young and pretty, went to the City Hall, to-day and tear- fully complained to Policeman Harney that her father, Henry W. Murphy, had gone off and got married, although | but twenty-fou ra ha ain the weddii ony he already re- sretted hi had-asked Josle to 60 to the and try to have the ~ Wife is Arrested, Too, for * | Wanting to be Locked in Cell with Him. y rriage annulled. “Papa is too ashamed of himself to come here to have the marriage declared off,” said Josie, ‘so he sent me. think of 4t! He married @ woman who has ‘Pestimony tending to show that « just now realizes that he has t of the Garden, one of the most } ish of the uptowh all-night restau- © was married to this woman he and now declares he will never live with her, Papa must hav n out of his mind to get married as he | did, for he told mamma on her death | bed he never would get married again, Of the wear and tear on crockery and the rest of the children.” ho is elghteen ars old, records and told only the courts could now annul the marriage. Murphy wae married rdon at the City Hall 0 Margaret Salmon, Richard Greene, night manager of the |B @arden, was in the West Side Court to » press a charge against Joseph Friedman, @n interior decorating contractor of No. Broadway, and Charles Watson, for @ mail order firm, at whose ‘Friedman tives. Thoy told vastly Hundred and Forty-seventh street. She Geseribed herseif having been bo: at Honesdale, Pe Glos: stories. his hands in it, and aeoe ‘version of the affatr was to Pavement. Follceman Zebi Pe effect that Friedman had torn up apotlied and his temper discovered, hack after refusing to setilc tl, had | (You, shouldn't have done that! & said. “Now you're arrested.’ covered the marriage certificate tn on when remonstrated with nis anger by smashing { Seaman ot before Magistrate in the Harlem Court later, he of his pockets when he came home last night. ‘Then he told me the whole story : i Glanses, and chairs. certainty hodn't been drinking. “| aid tear up the check, because I Hadn't he been playing the organ at a|free again. I do nos know what we thought f had been overcharged, end I church reunion in Terrace Garden, — | will do new. it @ few arinutes afterward,” “I'll quote chop suey at % a pail to an testified. “But that was ten YOU Seaman,” he eaid. “I'm only sorry | Binutes before the Aght, and I guces pulibieoe turn the money over to the ? n, @bout nine minutes before $200 was eT iad only $4.96 in his pock ‘B etolen trom my pocket. |§ dO6TLEO AND THEN MISSED HIS 9200 ROLL. had been drinking quite a bit— fatson and myseif—when the mat- the check up. We thought to settle and avoid further argu- thought Ms. Watson might be funds, took out my roll several and offered it to Three men were sitting at @ ear us, and they beckoned to me. fose some one jostied me. I felt fmmetiately for my money and tt was 1 qalled out to the manager that bed and he came over to but the court clerk would not co: promise. Except for a Good Samaritan in the pen, who didn't take more than fifteen minutes to decide to lend Sea- man a nickle, the white keys and bleck would not have felt his gentle touch for several days. pay Monthly on 2 i New 83,000,000 Cigar Company. TRUONTON, N. J., Oct. 18—The Brit- ‘wh-American Cigar Store Company of | Newark was incorporated with the Secretary of Btate to-day with an au- thorized capita) atock of $3,000,000. The incorporatorg are: @rank W. Stuckey, Herbert L. Thow!ese and Richard H. Rankin, &e mous of 4 every price, Chandelier, $2.95 when t to the West Forty-sevent bi house,” he said triumph: {| @on't think there is any doubt | had too much to drink,” said trate to Friedman, “but I be- were robbed. If you were in- it was the fault of those who Will not fe put insid Pressing on aide. THERE WAS ROBBERY. me. fos’ think he wae robbed," put —_ If you “Well, I do," returned . “This ie the second time in soos cdo " meture ** come (okey ap them, to end Grey oa HAYS HAIR’ HEALTH 4, very high class suite. finish fram: with cary! claw feet. @ loone-cus ‘lor auites to auit $2.98 Best rade, heavy nickel trim- mings, colored Jewelled lights, & ft, tubing included. Stands 29 inches high, ric, guaranteed for 10 years, Very substantially made, Harlem Store & | Just | Uke style. ‘eady had three husbands, and| 8, Johnston, Supreme Court Justice Gar- mistake, Why, only two hours |perg in Broadway, and the home of Wil- id devote himself to taking care | loot mounting into thousands of dollars forty years old, of No. 4% Mast One| or first floor windows. pase tod = furniture at Ideal Stove Polisher, 17¢ the hands; polish nd comes through the bottom by button 3-Plece Parlor Suite, $34.75 Big, and wide on seats of best panne, Sliding Couch, $4.35 - Makes couch and a single or double bed. Spring of the new “Lincoln” link fab- bolster in plain denim or figured cretonne. 3rd Ave. 121st Street OWPE THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OOTOBER 18, BURCLARS STYLE OL FASHONED BUT THEVROB SHOES Elmhurst Marauders Hadn't Even a Flashlight, But They Got the Goods All Right. ‘Those burglars over in Queens must be union burglars, working on @ union schedule, with walking delegates to see they do not loaf, After pretty mener- ally cleaning out the neighborhood about Flushing, Bayside, Great Neck, Little Neck and environs, the gang moved into Elmhurst, last night, and committed five burglaries in workman- ‘They broke into the homes of Henry retson, Lewin Sussdorf and John Cjo- liam Spencer jn Third street, about half a mile from the scene of thelr Broadway operations. In each instance they stole stiverware, Jewelry, overcoats and motor coats, the total value of t The four homes in Broadway are about a block apart, The ouses are surrounded by lawns and shrubbery and there are plenty of trees to create shadows. In entering the houses, the ur@lars forced either cellar windows ‘They confined thelr operations to the ground floor of each house. No at- tempt was made to reach the alecping rooms upstairs, In four of the houses robbed, watches, stidkpins and other ar- ticles of Jewelry were stolen from desks or safes in the Ubraries on the ground Noor. ‘That the same gang committed all the robberies ia evidenced by the fact that the same mode of entrance was used in each cage, and the eame kind about the floors of all the houses vis- {ted, The burglars are old-fashioned and sald he was sorry and wanted to welt burnt matches were found strewn oa PE RR ‘! Chiffonter, $8.95 Bolid oak, aul mir- x #0, varie ining Imperial Leather Couch, $11.25 poll Stroy tation leather of good quality. ‘Thie is one a score of terns, elose out on band at is eaving. heavy | mahogan: angela ‘and ble » Bingle pieces, too, NP Kitch Set, ¢P.ODC “Roll-up” Vaying. Basket, both food quality. Mattress and top, French Well stantial and roomy. The bevelled mir- H ror, prettily shaped, ineisures” fbx 36 st lozens of each, Doumit to faotory’a stock, Velvet Ga ets, all gi enough to use electric flash! supposed to th blest 4 @ robberies were discovered this morning when the households of the gentlemen selected as victimes matches instead of the which {8 popularly rt of even the hum- housebreaker's equipment these 1912. and bulky. ine able to get. woke, One after another they were reported t fo the Himhurat police station, Heeman had seen anything in Elmhurst during the night. No po- suspicious It is certain the burglary must have used #ome sort of a vehicle In thelr departure, ae tho articles, th e ins Any Amount b- 600 og. of beds, bedding and bedroom furniture, oak frame. Note the deep tufts and ruffled sides. Iml- Floor Coverings for Fall and Winter 16x36 in. “Reno” Rag Rugs 30x60 in..“Quaker” Rag Rugs. 7.6x9 ft, Ingrtin Rug 6x9 ft. Tapestry Rug 6x9 ft. Smyrna Rug: Linoleum in every gr 18 in. Cordemon Hall Runners 27 in. Plain Green Napier Runners, yd. all grades from. les from..... estibule Mats, 18x33 in Every kind of covering for ev stair, etc., In every home at every pri No charge for measur! any, shaped 24 x 24. legs. finished, Nothing bat good goods, right prices and fal? treatment can heep castom- ers coming back year after year. We are now in our 106th year. stole were heavy Needs Solid Food This man, and all other hard-workers like him, requires more good nourishing food every day than the less active business man, and it’s up to his good wife at home to see that he gets it. All scientists agree that oatmeal is one of the finest foods for the hard-worker, because it is so abundant in-rich, energy-giving properties. i But never forget that oatmeal must be cooked at least 2% hours, or your digestive apparatus will not assimilate the nourishment it contains. ‘We cook H-O Oatmeal for over two hours at the mill. That makes it easier for you— you havesto cook it only twenty minutes. Treat your family to an H-O breakfast tomorrow. A package makes 36 dishes. HO w steam-co you pr on Everything to Pay Desk, $8.25 Sheets, Spreads, Pillow Cases, Purpose — office, Blankets, Oomforters—in fact, 1! everything to put on a bed. Blankets frgm 750 to $15 a pair. Comforte: s from 950 to $10 each. Also Towels, Table Cloths, ns, D ing, sewing, lining oF Madras; Curtains, 25% Off Imported French and washable. From 5.78 to 618 a pair. Great variety of Curtains, Couch Coy- ere, Portiores, etc, Fine mahogan: finish’ and. very well made throughout, Dell: ate al but’ Strong lors Desks for every brary, bedroom and parlor, Figure, 69 Stands 16 inches high. Has @ 5-imh mirror, Very gtaceful and useful, as well as ornamental. All sorts of bric-a-brac, vases, Jardinieres, ete. Stove and Oatfit, $3.95 stove ¥ hod and shovel, Heaters of. kinds. -.45c very si Tron Bed—Has . Rin f Praea’ top. raile with uske in ventre. ‘The poste are i-inch, and the fourteen er Tods are + yr kt ia ¢ fotn . Best white enamel. i ses. Beds in brass, iron and wood, and dedroom furniture in every atyle. Sanitary Bedding Made in our own factory under perfect sanitary con- ditions. Costs no more than the ordinary kinds. Quartered Oak, $14.95 ¢ ft, Extension Tabi 42-inoh top, juarteres oak, well polished; note Reavy Colonial scroll v fect Others in every jety of wood, finish, style and price. Downtown Store Park Row & - Chatham Sq. oun - fast Commissioner Waldo saye that with 1,000 additional policemen he can police Queens and prevent robberies. This 6 about the only satisfaction the residents who are so popular witu el ‘Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Women’s ; Suits and Coats Splendid Values for Saturday in the Season’s Latest Models The’ Assortment of Fabrics and Colors Affords a) Very Wide Range for Selection Tatlored Sutts Of wide Wale Diagonals in both fancy and strictly , tailored models. Hawdsoinely lined with peau-de- cygne and all warmly interlined, $19.50 & $25.00 Tailored Suits Of broadcloths and i d dit nals, ome. velvet sslinaned others $34.50 ey tailored. All warmly inter- j imi Street and Touring Coats tee inches long, velvet collars and braid nd. A very smart model sols 5 in a variety of materials. Value $20.00 Fancy Boucle Coats Handsomely lined throughout with the new Persian silk y also Chinchilla Coats $25.00 Collars and cuffs of two-toned cor- duroy. Value $35.00 Fancy Black Broadcloth Coats With embroidered shawl collar of vel- vet and deep embroidered velvet cuffs, lined throughout with best qualit: peau-de-cygne and warmly intellined. } Value $35.00 $29.50 Children’s & Infants’ Apparel Special Saturday Sales Offering Exceptional Values Girls’ Coats—6 to 14 years Cheviots in plain color and mixtures, box or belted model, all lined........ A Splendid Model in Corduroy Velvet Coats Buttoned side effect, wide belt, all lined and heavily interlined......... Corduroy Velvet Dresses | Russian model, with contrasting color $9. 50 Collars. ....cecccccccccccecsoccoce White Pique Dresses New model, hand embroidered and embroidery trimmed........00+s0.- $7.50 $17.50 $5200 Little Children’s Coats-& Hats 2 to 5 years. Chinchilla Coats. Ail lined, box or belted model. Gray, brown and navy..........+s+ecsecce Dressy Coats Of corduroy in white and colors, zibeline and velvet, all lined and interlined, sev- eral models... . coc eecee ewes Cord: Velvet Hats : ee. 5 heey Tailored Hats of Silk Vel 1 pera ithe nig ae } $5.95 Infants’ Outing Flannel Wrappers 1 to 4 years; pink and light blue, scallop edge and ribbon girdle............,.. Eiderdown Wrappers—$1.05 & $2.45 » Pink, light blue and red satin bound. $50.75 $9.50 98¢ Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. To appreciate the con- venience and great value of the Sunday World's Want Directory--- READ IT.