The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1912, Page 12

TT HTT KS CONFUSED MAN WHO LEAPS IN FRONT OF IT Chauffeur Released After Ex- planation of St. Nicholas Avenue Accident. An automobile driven By John P, Young of No. 216 West One Hundred and ‘Thirty-fourth street and carrying two women passengers, ran down and in- stently killed Frank P, Smith, a sales- man, forty-three years old, of No, 140 Vyac avenue, the Bronx, at St. Nicholas avenue and One Hundred and Twenty- Ofth street, this afternpen, Young, on his statemem ‘taht sien, becoming confused, juriped in front of the car, was released after promising to appear in court if wanted. He te em- ployed as chauffeur by Jules F. Brula- tour, who is described by Young aa an importer, living at No, 91 Weet Sev- enty-fourth street. The women, friends of Mr. Beulator, according to Young, dis- appeared after the accident, ‘The automobile was running south tn M®, Nicholas avenue, crossing One Hun- red and Twenty-fitth street. Young eays that Smith, who hed apparently just left @ car or was waiting for a car, became confused and ran in front of the automobile. Wien he saw he woud be struck he tried to fump on the | Op! fedlator, fell back and got the full force of the moving car. The crank of the @utomobile and an iron bar in front were bent by the impact, After examination by an ambulance @urgeon from J. Hood Wright Hospital the body was taken to the West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street eim- © [mayor's CHARGES oF GRAFT HAVEN'T REACHED WHITMAN. As Magistrate Gaynor Can surt| Prosecution Himself, Says District-Atiorney. Disteict-Attorney Whitman was asked | to-day if he had taken official notice of the charges of grafting made by Mayor Gaynor against certain Aldermen in} the reply of the Mayor to Alderman Curran’a $109,000 hel sult, He said he had not taken up the matter. “Lam here in my capacity aa Dis- trict-Attorney,” said Mr. Whitman, “and it la my duty, whenever evidence of a crime is submitted to me, to bring the matter before the Grand Jury. Neither the Mayor nor amy of the heads of departments has brought before me evidence of crime fn connection with the letting of news stand privileges by Aldermen, “However, it @ not necemary for the Mayor to ask me to take action. He ix @ committing magistrate and hae the power to inaugurate procesdings on hie own initiative.” DISMISSES HUBBY'S CHARGE. phant’s Ao cusations Unfounded. Justice Boudder, in the Kings County Supreme Court, dismissed to-day the charges with which Claude J. Oliphant, who \s connected with the Longman and Green gublishing house, crossed the mult of Grace M. Oliphant for a separation. Oliphant, who is the @on of & Metazan, Mass. clergyman, charged his wife with misconduct with Walter Caldwell at Highlands-on-the-Hudaon, the Hotel Gerard and at her mother's home, No. 44 State atrest, Bioosive. | t csG5g6bSUTESI9TSOSDGESESOS60O. conduct had been Ra: by his brother, a private detective and Mins Juatice Scudder ruled that the things of which they told did not constitute an offense warranting the husband's charge, especially as whe had two small children with her during much of the time. ale rag THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, HOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 1872 The Soulful 1912° SOHMER Le . to-day in New York is recognized as one of the very few great makes of Standard Pianos. Their latest production, Style 15A Upright Piano, is ad- mired by musical experts and musicians for its wonderful tone and perfect touch. The case de- sign:is artistic and consistent in its outlines and very pleasing to the eye. PRICE $450 Liberal Terms Write for Catalogue SOHMER & CO. Piano Manufacturers $15 Fifth Avenue, Corner 32d St, N. Y. Open Evenings to 9 o’Clock until Christmas. OOO99999009099900900000000 Ella Lantz, @ Brooklyn school teacher, | fe Registered Established : diallers Reed ghee His ea /JAIL FOR TENEMENT OWNER. Was a card bearing the dead man's! The first jail sentence imposed in ‘name as employed in Young's hat store, | Brooklyn under the Tenement House No. 5 Broadway. law was that of James De Ambrosis of “IT know a Frank @mith who worked |No, 17% Navy atrect to thirty days in in Young's hat store for fifteen years,” | jail in leu of a $100 fine for blocking up remarked Léeut. Patrick Farrell. He} the windows of rooms in his tenement. ‘went into the back room, looked at the! Inspector Stephen 8, Gorey of the body and identified tt as that ef bis|‘Tenement House Department said a driend. wall recently bullt by De Ambross be- EEE HTT side the house at No. 176 Navy street FIREMEN SAT DOWN. shut off all light and air from two Coutdn’s st rooms. an he Hose, The kosher Maughter houne of Michaci Garlck & Son, at No, 47 Water etreei, & four-story structure of brick and con- erete, caught fire to-day in the office. Smoke and flames were carried up through the elevator shaft to the third and fourth floors, where the live stock was in crates, It ie ewiimated that there were 5,000 chickens, ducks and 4 on SMippery Floor Keese which had been shipped in yes- terday. On the third floor A lot of atale bread had been stored, and as soon as the wa- ter struck this it was reduced to @ pulp and ran over the concrete flour #o that there was no foothold for the ‘firemen. ‘The men of Wngine No, 4 and 12 Were voliged to nit down in the water and play the hose, after they had sipped and slid and faiten a number of times, They had also to use sponges in their mouths in fighting the mmoke. —— 60 LOSE CITY JOBS. New Jersey “Omcenolaer Bounces ‘Them a Second Time. County Supervisor’James Fy O'Mealte of } deon County, lew Jersey, who took office on Dec, 1, ka@t, to-day again suepended sixty county-emptoyees for whom he saya there de ho work, Mr O'Meatie did that a ay ater he into offive. ne B ae ‘Chom Freos holders, the life of wi it res on Dee, 31, met on Dé wknd ity, restored the alxty to du fortified himself with legal ad We position war well taken supervisor of the county bounced the rixty again to-day. It 1s expected that the Freetholders will meet again and declare the men hack at work, O’Mealle says there will be no money paid th n he suspended unless they sue for 1 recover in the James McCreery & Co. 23rd Street Store Only. his whole face Resinol cleared them away ROOKLYN, N. Y. Oct, 9, 1912. “I was troubled with two or three pimples coming outonmy chin. In a week orsomy whole face ‘was covered with them. Fricnds and salves. I tried them, but they did me little good, if any. I finally washed the pimples with Resinol Soap and applied Resinol Ointment before aging to bed. In the morning T found the swelling going down, and the inflammation gone from the pim- ples. 1 tried this treatment for about @ week, and found that most of the pimples had disappeared. 1 kept the treatment up for about a month, and then my face was clear of all pimples. Ihave used Resinol Soap since, and find that the pimples do not come back.” (Signed) Walter A. Btenstrum, 64 Willoughby Ave. For over 37 yearr Resino! has been a CHRISTMAS BAZAAR For the convenience of Christmas Shoppers, we have assembled in our Fourth Floor a choice selection of articles, suitable for Holiday Gifts. Each price is represented in an individual sell- ing booth, which will make it easier to select gifts. 50c, 1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50 DOLL HOUSE ' NOW ON EXHIBITION. A’completely furnished miniature house, large enough for adults to enter Parents are invited to children, This Toy House is a surprise and delight to both young and old. bring their Trade Mark Half a Century Christmas Handkerchiefs We urge our patrons to do their Christmas shop- ping at the earliest possible date. 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Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Splendid Gifts for Men Rich Assortment for Selection Fur-lined Gloves .....0..0 00.04. $5.00 to $7.50 Dress Shirts... 0.0. cecccceees $2.00 to $3.50 Tuxedo Shirts (with fine pleats). .$2.50& $3.50 English Silk Dress Reefers...$3.00 to $12.00 French Initialed Handkerchiefs......... $1.00 Linen Handkerchiefs with colored borders... . 50c, $1.00, bea 50 English Silk Handkerchiefs with colored borders...$7.00, $7.25, gr 50 English & Scotch Golf Coats. .$6.50 to $15.00 Velvet House Coats (silk lined).......+ $15.00 Velvet Dinner Jackets. .....00000000: $18.00 Imported Wool Motor Scarfs. .$1.50 to $7.50 Useful Holiday Gifts In the Shoe Department Women’s Satin Mule Slippers.. - $3.05 Women's Russian Corrioge Boots Fur trimmed.. 5 $3.05 A New Boudoir Slipper ; With one-inch heel. ........6.c0eeeeeee $2.50 Rhinestone Slipper Buckles A beautiful assortment........ 75¢ to $18.00 Fek Slippers Yen, Women, Misses and CHR iahidiviesss 80c to $1.50 Men’s English Hand-made Leather House Suppers.... $2.75, $3.00 Photo Frames In Stertuung Silver & French Gilt Excellent Holiday Gifts Sterling Silver Ovai Cabiner Frames Ball feet, easel back $1.45 Value $2.95 French Gilt Locket Frames Also with easel back in visite, victoria and cabinet sizes, 50c, 75¢, & $1.00 Formerly $1.00 to $2.75 Perfumery & Totlet Articles for Gifts Special Values for Wednesday and Thursday Hazards Cologne, Wicker Covered. ...... .55¢ to 62.00 Value 55¢ to $2.50 Value Price Value Price Eleto Cologne. ec lic} Lavender W ater50c 25e Eleto Extracts... 50¢ 5c} Witz & Colas Silk Tourist Soap....... 500 Qe Cases... ..... $1.50 95c] Razors....... .#1.50 $1.00 Manicure In- Safety plements..... 50c 35cl Razors.... 81.25 5e Manicure Cases D5c to $3.05.....Values $1.75 to $6.00 Ivor-Tone Set of 14 pieces.............6 05 Value 432.50 25,00 Set of 10 pieces......... Value 821,50 815,00 Hair brush, comb and mirror,....Value 810,00 $7.50 Elgold Set of 12 pieces.............68 Value $21.50 $15.00 Set of 8 pieces......... -Value $15.00 $10.00 Hair prush, comp and mirror.....Value $7.50 — %5,00 + Sepcrate Pieces of Ivory Grain at 14 less than usual prices. Hair Brushes, Mirrors, Combs, Pin Boxes, Manicure, ete, We have excellent facilitics for executing engraving quickly. ———— Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. 1912. Jewel Cases........... w+ 50¢ to $25.00 * Sewing Baskets........... 75¢ to $10.95 Manicure Cases.......... O5c to $14.05 Leather Clocks........... $1.00:t0 $15.00 Tie Holders.............. 50c to’ $5.00 Coliar Pouches........... 50c to $2.95 1 UT] TORS Cea ina 75¢ to $5.00 EGOMOR act atureis 50c to $2.05 'Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Gift Umbrellas For Men, Women & Children Men’s and Women’s all silk umbrellas, 42 various style handles, plain and fancy; also $2. 95 long Silver. ........ccceseceeeeeeeeeeeees Men’s and Women’s all silk umbrellas, mission wood, sterling silver trimmed, long silver, $ hacia cape horn and natural wood F295 NAMES... ceee es seeeecconensessesesees Men’s and Women’s umbrellas, with plain, fancy and novelty handles, also ne ay $5. 00 close roll umbrellas. Men's canes and umbrellas to match $6.50 to $12.00 per set Special Values Men's & Women's Umbrellas with sterling silver trimmed, pit z mission and natural wood handles... . } $1 95 Cane & Silk Umbrellas to match—\ \ $5 .50 Children’s Umbrellast Sr. 00,$1.508 $1.95 Parasols for Christmas Gifts} $3.50 to $18.00 An Interesting Display of Leather Goods Novelties For Christmas Gifts Fitted Dressing Cases....$4.25 to $33.50 A_Very Special Offvring Christmas Silk Hostery For the Children Interesting news for mothers who are looking for The ‘Right Kind of Silk Hosiery for Boys & Girls Suitable for Dance, Reception or Regular Wear An uncommon and unusual quality Pure Lustrous Silk of Seasonable Weight; Fine 1x! Ripbed; Elastic; in Black, White, Tan, Sz 3 Pink and Sky; Spliced Toes and Heels. . 5 Sizes 5) to 919, Values $1.75 to $2.50 Art Furniture Quaint Reproductions in Mahogany Useful and Enduring Holiday Gitts Tea Tables.............. Tee Te gerne $17.00 sshfig0 . $37, ae English Tea Carts................ $18.75 regularly $27.50 Colonial Serving Tables.$12.50 to $30.00 regularly $15.00 to $37.50 Tilt Top Tables........... mete Lt $9.00 to (90.00 " $27. 50 Palm Stands ..... 06.00. cecceccucees $3.75 regularly $5.00 Women’s Writing Desks . $10.00 to $75.00 regularly $13.50 to $100. 00, Drop Leaf Tea Tables. $11, a0 to $40.00 regularly 815,00 to $50.00 Broadway & 20th St.; Sth Ave.; 19th St.