The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1912, Page 18

—se | ae geal street early Monday ) Park avenu | of No. | Reaten #0 badly that both men | Umngiia $12. ; q } } hgld-up men not to take hia watch, one } ) tifled him. He ‘nas served a term at Bi- Bs “i ee | mira for robbery. i Bmp avenue at 4 o'clock this morning. = _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, | 0 BK" TE BAND FUND THEM PAR | OFYOUNGHOLUP NAN ES Four Burglars, All Under 20, Also Landed in Over- | Night Round-Up. Christmas Nursery Rhymes {= | By Eleanor Schorer | {Four durgtara, all less than twenty Jyears old, and one holdup man const!- | tated the grist at the tdentification bu- ? peau mill in Headquarters to-day. The | Wpldup man, who was captured becaune | ‘af his prominent teeth—warrant for his sobriquet of “Buck” in his social 4 Mtt—was the only one of the five who hed a record in the archives of crime. | "During the past week six aseaulte robberies have occurred on Lexing- avenue between One Hundred and ty-second and One Hundred and ‘Twenty-ffth etr reom of a saloon One, in the rear One Hundred and jorning, was unlucky for John F. Buck") Gleason of No, 2401 Second avenue. Lewis Williams of No, 1788 and Joseph Mastranglia 121 East One Hundred and ‘Twenty-firet street wer fang in the saloon bac! room nt to & hospital. a’gold watch and chain and from Mae- From Williams they took wi Wiliams was pleading with of thom laughed pecullarty, showing Prominent teeth. When Willlame re- ported the hold-up at the Bast One Mundreéd and Twenty-nixth street sta- tion, fe particularly mentioned those teeth. Two detectives spoted the teeth t night on Lexington avenue and Bessie would a-hunting go, whether her mama eatd “yes™ or “no.” “Please, Brother Bob, will you come with me, if we can find Santa for to ser.” Bo off they set without a pause to sce if they could find Santa Claus. They travelled and travelled till Christmas Day, and then did they find him? No, I eay! But while asleep in the night they lay, Banta found them, as he ahwoays does. So just don't you look for him, because you'll never find him, as he'll always fing you, just when you least expect him to.—ELEANOR:. SCHORER, a chance. Both of his vietkne ide! genthau, John B, Stanchfeld, William F. McCombs, Lieut.-Gov.-Elect Glynn, Morgan J, O'Brien, David Leventritt, Norman & Mack, William G, McAdoo, | , Andrew Carnegie, Jefter- | K , Augustus Van Wyck and elect Sulzer at the \.aldorf Saturday) Thomas, night Senator O'Gorman will be tonst-| At ine guest table will also be Alton master, The speakers will be President-| B. Parker, D. Cady .. Gov. Dix, elect Wilson, Mr. Sulzer, Senator John-| Bird 8 Coler, James D. P mee of Ken-| F Donnelly, Perry Belmont Justice Mc-| Murphy, John H. MoCooey, nd Augustus] Schiff. Herman Ridder. Henry Mor. ALL IN SULZER’S HONOR. Leaders he Party to mer for Gevernor-Hieot, At the dinner in honor of Governor. | Menry Jacobson of No. 90 Fecond ave- nye was the firat of the quartet of youthful burglars to reach Headquar- ters, He had been caught by Maria Dol Reco trying to rob her Mat at No, 24 Mulberry street, and had ben cooped im a closet until policemen came lenry Kiump of No. 812 Third ave- ne and Alfred Fodel of the Alabama House on the Bowery, both ninetcen, were found in a hallway at No, 10 at Din- “Gone to Lunch— Back in 10 Minutes’’ jump had a jimmy and a chisel in his et. They were both locked up for attempted burglary, @rank Papanionio, seventeen years 04, of No, 108 Mulberry it trying to break Into urant stand at Lafayett ects early to-~lay. He admitted hie tempt at burglary and said he was teying to get money for tie mother's op ls SUIT THAT OUTLIVES The Sign We See on Many Office Doors and Office Desks, TAFT AND HIS PART PARTY START TO-NIGHT ON TRIP 10 PANAMA President Will Spend Christ- mas on the Isthmus and Inspect the Canal. WASHINOTON, dent and Mrs. 1 gue te will lea 19.—The Prest- ft and thelr Invited Washington to-nignt ee of a flying trip to Panaam. The Presi- dent and his friends will ea Christmag turkey tn the tropic three days inspecting tl> greatest en- gineering feat in the world, and Mr. Taft will be back tn Washington in time to shake hands with some thou- sands of persone at his last New Year's reception. ‘The Presidential party will be away from Washington twelve days. Four Will be spent on trains, five at sea and three In Panama, It will be the Presis dent’a fifth visit to the zone and his first to Florkta & pleasure trip for the President. He has determined to make Col, pt ad W. Goethals, builder of the governor of the zone under the | fosth ming civil administration. He weshey to discuss the organization of the force which Is to operate the canal after it ls opened with the governor-to- me. It probably willbe Mr, Taft's last visit to the canal before the ships go It will not be merely |] 1845 1913 Test of Time RADWAY'R READY RELIED Lindsay, Ont, Nov. 2ist, 1912. MPSSRS. RADWAY, J have just purchas of the old reliable R. R. Me thinking about the frat. Sore bought; It was in the rt of 1846 or Perhaps @ year. pr bare pe been married over fifty- always kept the and will pay hat the last bot good as the first; both Have e also used the other reme mie found them first-class. — Yor STRS. NOAH THOMAS, 86 Adelaide Bt Used In Millions of through. those of any other stures in town. every day. Nr is this all. — Somethi one-half saving is afforded you are without rival in New York. assortments exist elsewhere. quality or distinctiveness. $15, $18, $20 AND $22.50 SUITS AND OVERCOATS. $18, $20, $22.50, $25 AND $28: SUITS AND OVERCOATS. . $22.50 & $25 VALUES. . KNITTED AND SILK NECKWEAR $B and 75e Silk Neckwear.......;... style weaves. 65¢ Anitted Nec! ‘$300,000 Worth of Wonderful Christmas Selections Each One At An Average % Saving Contrast Hackett-Carhart offerings today with Where others offer a few special values cach day—created expecially to attract attention— the Hackett-Carhart stores offer all special values, more than this An unconfined choice among stocks which lo such wide Not even the most exclusive shop on Fifth Avenue can offer more in In clothes, you will find the most fashionable fabrics, the most advanced styles. Garments ..... $10 $13.50 Two Added Extra Specials: 1,500 HACKETT-CARHART OVERCOATS —ENGLISH FINISHED VELOUR FABRICS, $2, $ l 2. 50 Furnishing Homes the World Over for every occasion—Dress, Business, Motor. Travel, School and Storm wear. All of the same high standard and sterling worth which have made Hackett-Carhart clo the choice of two generations of gentlemen. And so with furnishings and hats. The prices originally intended represent 100% value, plus. A bled that sale prices have doubled. The reason for hase sale prices lies in the recent Hackett-Carhart receivership—and the settlement with creditors at 50 cents on the dollar. As a consequence, your money will go twice as far today at the Hackett-Carhart stores— where the choicest Christmas stocks in New York await your selection. $22.50, $25, $28, $30 AND $32.50 $17 SUITS AND OVERCOATS...... $32.50, $35, $40 AND $42.50 2 4 SUITS AND OVERCOATS...... $ 1,000 SILK LINED DRESS & BUSINESS OVERCOATS & SUITS MADE $20 FROM CUSTOM FA 5RICS, $35, $40 AND $45 VALUES....... Reducti eductions SWEATERS AND ANGORA COATS Strictly all-wool and worsted. Excellent weaving and $3. 50 Olen Gray Worsted Sweater Coats, $2.25, $4 Oxford Gray Worsted Sweater Coats. $2.78 $5 Oxford Gray Worsted Sweater Coats. $3.25 $1.50 and $2 Knitted Neckwear, 85 Hoe th ure Worsted Sw $4. Which M H U 1 B32 4240 end 43 Neckwear of Imported Sik.” Newly” | $10 Angra Cots spe and heather mises .0 48.78 2 M NJ $2 and $2.50 Knitted Neckw SMOKING JACKETS Fe. JUSHES COMES ee ee aa Ree cranes re |) PH alirs Cuabeas eeROM | ontheateye Meith tet com : sand Navy. In Dyspepsia and All Its Train of Ills. N CALE AND ALL SILK $8 Sking_nce p35 KN) $1.50 Shirts of schett-Corhart and famous makes......85¢ | $7 Smoking, Jacket ie ! KN $2 Custom Quality Shirts of Silk & Linen; Exclusive eg 7 N Styles of Russian Cords. + $1.15 FANCY WAISTCOATS f fae Fa see ete en ord Cee $138 |, Comtom Taliored Wanicoats, Correct. Medea in Flannel Twenty-five Judges in All Pork and Beans Hard Bolled Eggs H Pare Al Si Shirt excloove ey $535 | 5250 to $350 Waites Have Passed on Tangle Over 5c Each N : eng GLOVES $3.50 to $6.00 scp Ny amous ig) an erican oves, Bridge Never Built. NN $1.50 and $2 Kussian Krasan Gloves. + $1.15 Standard makes, including American Hoslery Co. and $2 Make Walking Gloves.. $1.15 Reis makes. In all weights and fabries—Cottons Wool | \ $2 Arabia Mocha Gloves. . Worsted. An old sult, which has passed through the hands of twenty-five justices, five of whom are now dend, and the papers of which are yellow and musty from age, came up again before Just!-e Amend in the Supreme Court to-day, ‘The sult was brought by Joseph Hend- lr, owner of a Pennsylvania stone qWarry, against the D, E, Culver Com- pany and others, formed to construct @ great bridge across the Huson, con- necting New York and New Jersey. Jumice Amend directed that the dis- eglored, ragged papers be marked “Last all," and the final day wet for the ergument was fixed as June 13 next, fhe suit was marted Nov. 2, 18m, tq compel the Culver Company to carry out an alleged agreement, whereby It to purchase 4,000 cuble yards,of Stone from the Hendler plant tn Lamerne Sony, Pa. The price fixed was 82 a eybic yard, In addition to asking the courts to compel the defendants to carry oyt thelr agreement, Hendler asks for $4,000 for various services and expend!- ‘One reason for the suit {# that the DPdge was only contemplated and the other ts that Hendler obtained a re- straining order to prevent pany from turning its an English syndicate un ranged to bring down to t y tone at the rate of fitty carloats This order continued ever Justice Bo now dead, ed it. One adic has followed other in th emeantime, Hendler re- cites in als papers that he ape om Culver, chief engineer of th York & New Jersey Hritge Company, apd head of the company that was to byild the Hudson span, in taking him on @ trip to his quarries, The plaintiff also simtes he built three miles of railroad track so be could handle the big con- timct. Hendler complains further toat he could not on You! Hustle that Pie— We've Only Got Five Minutes!” % through wiose hands th Paplianed OP Be ed ef Rarpo's Weohiy Case hus passed and who a now dea Bie a Glee to secon Bouokstuvei JGstices Andrews, Barrett, Bookman and Truax. Two of the justices on t Syott and Clarke, are now in tie ap.| PM@late division. | Another was Justice jorman, now United States Sen: while @ half dozen others are off t Among foog Into fine particles; tt was naturally the food slarmists classity ae tit omy tor t tuck! have attal Hahmont and huni harmi tefters are d entirely who take eating ts of one ingredient in these 000 grains of food and om that Stuart's them are Justices : ey wleeve and Freedman y distress of over eat. | Indigestion or any | al thitest waatrio bydrochloria acta which on palo o the use of St Qutomobtie or any ther tor that to sheetiy muscle that grinds ve » eee gaa teth f'ee ™ Stuart's Dyspepsia oie auah thas et, mentor wee wey jan $2.50 Arabian Mocha Gloves. $2 HOLIDAY SE1S—Consisting of Three Pa of Onyx Silk Hose and a Sill Match. In a holiday box. 50c Esco and Onyx Silk Hose 6 Irish Linen initial Hrandkerchi 6 Insh Linen Initial Hanukerchiefs 50... 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