The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1912, Page 15

“DON'T WORRY” CARDS 2> BUT HE ENDED HIS LIF j Edward F. Todd, Lawyer, Suffered Long From Chronic Ailment. ) Béward Farman Todd, a lawyer, killed : himself with gas early to-day in his) miiiicnelor apartment at No, 23 Weat 5 Sighty-third street. Ho was forty-five Y years old, a chronic invalid, and @o far as de known to his few associates, had no relatives living. He came to New York from Boston many years ago. A young girl sometimes called at the @partment and the other tenants re- Member hearing her call him “ta*her’ but Ge told his friends that he had neve® married. Tae janitor calied Polleemam Strauss to-ay and asked for help in breaking | ( fate’ Mr. Todd's apartment, saying that there was a strong smell of ges, Mr, Todd wae lying dead on @ folied quit | (i. on the kitchen floor, A new rubber pipe atretehed from the gas jet to his mouth, Beside him lay a sealed noe to the Cor-| Xi onef and @ card requesting that Henry Freedman of No. 62 Liberty street, and ‘W. H. Zavinski be notified, ‘The apartment, which tho lawyer had gared for himeelf, was in perfect order, In got one of the three rooms was there | frit. @ speck of dust. ‘The fine fishing rods and” tackle which wege arranged abox the walls of his study had been freshly | Polished and olled.+ On the wall of every | oom, even in the hall and in the kitchon dung the cardboard motto: “Don't Worry.” -« To his fellow tenants in the Realty ‘Trust Building at No. 2 Liberty street, laughed, Of late he had broofd mu war egarding the chronic stomach ailment} J. B. regarding th {tia which kept iim miserable, Each year for many yeare the elevator boy of the building has been charged | 7™ with the duty of supplying Mr. Todd | boy took the 1918 calendar to him la ‘Tauraday. , \; ¢ k you, T shall rt ed it" ag ie. “Thank not’ need 1b" he | Aye, said, “No, don’t leave it” s Dress Suit—M WALL STREET. TACKED ON HS WALLS, |. amass re tive to-dey, but many of the important asus were below their closing of last week. Towards the end of the first hour great Weakness was displayed in @evoral isnues, especially Copper and Reading, which lost aimost § points Had] trom the opening, The market gained much strength during the afternoon, Union Pacific and Reading being the leaders, The former improved 26-8 points, while the latter was 41-3 points over last ‘The Closing Prices. eta hace z i & EEREDD EEE: = Le am 25 we THE EVENING WUHLD, BUSY POLICEMAN GETS INTO TROUBLE IN COURT. Delany Had a Little Beer and Sherry and Then Arrested Man Whom Judgeekxonerates, Policeman John Delany of the East Fifty-firat etreet station, in plain clothes and holidéy mood, brought 4 prisoner into Harlem Court to-day and got him- eelf into trouble, The prisoner was Jos oph Hoffman, an electrjal engineer, em- ployed in the electrical testing taborato- ries, Hightieth street and Mast Hnd ave- nue. Delany tokd Magistrate Freschi he had seen the prisoner attempting to steal a purse from @ woman etraphanger In a northbound Second avenue “'L” train and had arreated him when he left the train at the Hightieth atreet station. This happened at 7.90 in the morning and the Pollceman, after firet genying he had been drinking, admitted on the stand that he had had beer and sherry with friends after leaving the etation house at midnight. 0 Marx, an insurance broker, of! | No, 1 Wall street, testified he hed seen Delany atrike Hoffman in the face. He said he got the impresaion the police- man had been drinking. Aseistant District-Attérney Follette aid he. had warned Delany against ocr Pee Ss we = FS PEPECTER ES FES! nan SE eae bape Bee! _— sygahesteSseses: se FERRE OPES FR PSSOIEESS SESE SELES FOSS SITE SRETES! eee HEL Pee ee et ite tet) 144 148 eee is FP CER E mccain JUAREZ ENTRIES. ‘The Juarez entries for to-morrow are Where Mr. Todd had a dingy lttie office | * follows: | pres’ 1B. —Purse; 3 fy SS in which he did research and brief work |, Ti Kyla avedions 108; The Claden, 10s, Li Der real estate concerns, he was known | Keaneth, 100; Mra, Gasp, 100; Pansaretia, 112; 7 SEOOND RACE.—Selling three-year-ol ani |) @ man of the simplest habits, 80 tar | eee eee eee Mipeta’ 300; ay hig friends knew he had no interest | Anne a outside of the routine of his work except | [™ fishing. He disappeared for a week or | jor two each year and when he came back| THIR: usually invited a few acquaintances to/ a trou* or bass dinner at his little apart | Pium ©: ment. He seldom smiled and never, Po *Mouee, 100; King Lear, 100; Baden, 100; coming igto court in an intoxicated con- dition Gaye ago, when he be- Ueved such a warning was called for. “I disohurge Mr. Hoffman,” announced \the Court. ‘T consider the arrest out- pore i ~ SS oanee it mat Hoffman preter changes against Delany T shall consider them." Moffman wes willing to let well enough alone but the policeman probably will have to do explaining at Headquarters to-morrow, t a SIX-DAY RIDERS PAID; ‘The riders who took part in the alx- day bike race at Madison @quare Gar- den Jast week lined up in Promoter Jon M. Chapman's office this afternoon for their reward, ‘The total amount dis- tributed was $38,900, fncluding prize money, bonuses and training expenses, lof which $4,000 went to the winning team, Rutt and Fogler, Bedell and Mitten, who finshed second, drew $1,000 and a bonus. All the teams recelved bonuses for the time they remained in the race, the largest being that of Frank Kramer, the eprint champion, who drew $0, a fay. Krainer was visibly disappointed at not finishing better than seventh, out he satd he was mot eure whether he is through with six<lay racing. All of the riders declared themselves mightily pleased with the way the race was con- .|ducted under the new management. A party of about thirty riders and 4! their wives and trainers will safl for «| Europe on La France to-morrow. Of ‘} this bunch Fogier, Clarke, Hill, Root, 112}| Grenda, Pye, Moran, Heir will ride Jin the Berlin four-day race, starting Christmas Day, after which they will tour Europe under the management of | Floyd McFarland. The others sailing to-morrow who are yet in doubt about future engagements are Walthour, Per- chicot, Berthet, Eee and Welle. ——_——>—. FROM BOSTON $28,900 1S DISTRIBUTED. | SE ne Sa Be ment, to-day asked the Federal Dis- trict Court to order the forfeiture and condemnation of a package containing diamonds weighing 40 7-8 carats, val- wed at $2,023.32, alleged to have been smuggled across the Canadian border Bept. 9 last by Herman Bagman, a Jewelry salesman of this city. Ute This is the tobacco that put the “smoothness” in pipe smoking! ik He rs for Women and Chi ‘n's Silk Holeproof, 3 lf Y comedy companies. high-priced full dress suits. $75 and up to $100 suitings. The fine Globe suitings and the fine foreign worsteds that they used in their $60 to $75 suits will have the same inside and body lining that they used, at my price of ; I want this sale to make history in merchant tailoring in New York. These goods go on sale to-day,and from now on until they are fully cleared up I will sell at the following prices: Times Square Clothing Kings’ $75 to $100 price to order. ..... $18.00 Times Square Clothing K Cheviot # Suit—My price to order.,........ $13.50 Mothers, Attention! TimesSquare Clothing Kings’ $15, $18, $20 Trouserings—My price to order . Times Square Clothing Kings’ $6. : Whipcord Chauffeurs’ Overcoats There are a number of short ends in this line suitable to make boys’ trousers or small . ’ boys’ overcoats, goods costing $6, $7, $8 a yard; my price for the end, from 1 yard to 134 yards Broadcloths in_ various hues, used to make garments for some of the comic operas, suitable for ladies’ dresses, goods costing Times Square Clothing Kings $3 and $4 a yard; my price by the yard H Everything must be sold. Bought at low figure in the dullest season of the year, I inte SEE MY WINDOWS. MITCHELL, a erence naling ner + ene rae ageeteesnreenen etitalattt orerwreynestie NE p§ MVnvati, VEVMANMBEN 16, The diamonds were seized by . toms Agent Isaac Wilson in a Maiden Lane store on Oct. 21, and since then Bagman pleaded guilty to the amug- sling charge before Judge Ray in the Federal Court for the Northern Dia- trict of New York. with a fine of $100, Wl 0; AMON To-Day and To-Morrow Diamond Rings 10 » 325 thirty-one years we have mi to sell our Diamonds ae ch worth plainly marked 85 to 85, 180 Broadway. New York 8 UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK, A Box of Holeproof Hosiery For Men, Women and Children They mean comfort and freedom from holes and hosiery expense for six months, or until next July. What more useful or welcome gift for any man, woman or child to receive? 6 pairs are guaranteed to wear 6 months or men, Q pairs, 81:50: Mercerized,, #8: } Mei leproof, 8 pairs guaranteed for threé months, #2 *hildren, 8; Silk Lisle for Women, 88 jaranteed for three months, 3 *Phone Orders Promptly Filled. ONDON'S CATARRHAL Woi gu We are New York Agents, Mail and | We show the largest and best stock of slippers in New York City, novelties designed by us, to be found nowhere else. You are sure of seeing all. the newest creations here. Men's Black, Red an Men's Red, Binek and Tan Kid Cavalter ppeen (Boeteee) aiesessesssssavccssecesesss . $3.00 We also bave numerous styles in Men's Colored Kid Opera and Everett Slippers, Felt Romeos and Slippers and colored worsted Blippers with lambs’ wool soles. Sante oye fo at our stere and wil! remain with us-uatil Christmas <7%, Cammeyer Stamped ona Shee means Standard ¥ Merit n” Gth Ave.at 20th St 10 TO 15 MINUTES FROM ANYWHERE. UMANN’S At 140th St. Entrance of Subway or Elevated. BROADWAY at 49th St: 279 BROADWAY, near Chambers St. 47 CORTLANDT ST., near Greenwich. UNION SQUARE, 14th Street, West of Broadway 125TH STREET at 8d Ave. 13.50 a0 nd to give New York public the benefit of this sale. THESE GOODS ARE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. THE TAILOR 1431 Broadway Corner 40th Street OPEN EVENINGS Till 9 o’Clock SATURDAY 10 ou Talk in Your Sleep Don’t Mention My Name Times Square Clothing Kings retire from active business. For years the finest clothiersin NewYork, on account of sick- ness, decide to retire. New Y ork’s biggest furnishing concern takes the gents’ furnishing stock, New York’s leading cloth- iers take the ready-made clothes, and New York’s leading tailor, meaning myself, buys their entire tailoring outfit. I purchase woollens, uniform cloths, rainproof cloths, cloths that they used for liveries, and cloths they used to dress up all the musical I have everything. Thousands of yards of beau- tiful worsteds, tweeds, cheviots, fine German drape, uscd for their I have the uniform cloths in all shades. have their fine English and other foreign canvases uscd in all their $60 to I have their silks and satin linings used in these garments, bought for practically nothing, and I intend to give the Dias people of New York the benefit of this buy. The understanding is that I am not to use the name of the concern from whom these goods were bought, as their retirement does not q mean financial difficulty, and is only a clean-up of men after an honorable career in business, and refuse to allow any notoriety on my part, The full dress suit I will cut from their goods, put in their interlining, their silk linings, their buttons, and small trimmings that they used when they sold that suit for $90.00, will be equally as good, f although moved down three or four blocks, to my store, when I charge # the customer $18 for the same full dress suit. 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