The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1913, Page 5

PARK PEANS, TIS SAD, * AVORRALROAD {Mest End Association Ready fone Vigorous Fight on Pro- posed Improvements. CITY RIGHTS IN PERIL.| Opposes Measures Both in Al- bany and Before the Board of Estimate. Confident that pending plawe affect fag the New York Contral’s freight tracks on the western line of Riverside Park will give the railroad only « firmer and more secure held upon the tite, to the detriment of the park, Riv- erside Drive and the property along ite order, the Weet End Association, posed of old warriors for the rights of the section, is buckling on ite armor for combat. Monday evening « special meeting will be held to plan an Albany campaign to defeat a dill now pending in both Senate and Assembly, and a delegation doubt- eae will go to the capital to protest the Nights of Riverside Park es the associe- ton eees them. On Wednesday members ©f the association expect to meet the | @ecial committee of the Board of Bati- mate on West Gide Track Elimination, and on Thursday the Board of Estimate fe echeduled to receive a report fron that committee. This report, it ts ex- Dected, will contain the outlines of a Contract it te suggested the city and the New York Central shouki enter into. ‘& ts MMenlt to determine which prop- esition te regarded with the greater fear il i 4 | sedatetagt piittede they are legally entitled and have eight or nine now. ‘The legislative fight, however, ls the most imminent problem with which the association must contend. A bill Intro- duced by Senator Pollock is now in the hands of the Committee on Cities end @ similar bill offered by Al blyman Eisner is scheduled to have a hearing hefore the Assembly Committee on Clues Tuesday afternoon. This bill in effect abolishes the city’s right to hold in trust all of the prop- erty west of the railroad tracks out under the river to the bulkhead line for park purposes, which was given it by levislative enactment in 184. It was through the West End Association this Property: came to the city in trust at @ coat of $2,000,000, approximately. But this ts rot the only provision of the Pollock-Kisner bill, Members of | the association contend it also legaliaes | the present reclaiming of land along the water front west of the tracks, | which is being done by the city andj the railroad—for a purpose they fear only be for the benefit of the rail- road. SUSPICIOUS AS TO FILLEDIN LAND WEST OF TRACK: This dumping has been in progress for some time. By permiasion of the Park Board contractors have been allowed to| dump dirt taken from excavations for the new aqueduct along the river shore ling, while at the same time, construc: tion trains of the New York Central have also aided the filling in, President Mitchel, Chairman of the Hoard of Estimate Committee, ssid to- day that his report would not be ready before Thursday. ‘This report will em- body the various negotiations which | have deen carried on with the New Yori | Central, and will suggest a contract giving the ratiroad certain easements and rights along the whole water front as far north as Spuyten Duyvii, ‘The most important feature of this, from the standpoint of the Riverside Drive people, relates to trackage rights along the park front, including from four to six tracks at the north end of | the park to ten Bighty-eixth street | and twenty-six at Seventy-second wtreet. ‘The report will provide that al! these tracks shall be covered with a shed of steel and concrete over the whole dis- tamce, of a suMictent atrength to allow four feet of soil on top, on which ahrubbery may be planted and & con- tinwous terrace to the river constructed. But even this ie regarded with doubt vy the West Enders. TECTS SAID TO SHOW PLAN 18 UNFEASIBLE, It was declared to-day that tests of the oH between Soventy-second and Geventy-ninth streets had effectively demonstrated that !t was not of @ qual- {ty ealoulated to stand the railroad yards and the shed, much lea the weight of the proposed earth above It. “ix months after the contrict was made,” raid one of the leadere of the organization to-day, "the railroad would be back before the Board of Bstim with a plea that it would be impossible | to build the'hed there, Under the law y the railroad can make the sugges- y is authorised only to pass| | eorge ~ THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1918. Making Dresses at Home | COSTA RICA MAN From Original Designs, HAS \ WHOLE PACK By The Evening World's Expert. MULE. LODEWICK. Meet Heiptut Mome Dresemaking Column Published. The Articles Will Be Printed Mondays, Thursdays ard ‘This trig little costume of ratine or just suited my needs. cotile {9 quite a diversion from the|be simple, with a touch of my favorite! Graped gowns and eults which are oc-| Color introduced in some way. cupying such @ prominent place in one's wardrobe. The chicness of these in- formal gowns lies in the duplicity of the waist and skirt, #0, as will be seen In the one shown above, the character theme of points is carried out by the trimming band on the skirt lapping in ® point, and dropping points, while the Deplum at the top of the belt is in cor- responding effect. The pointed chem!- wette of lace in a very distinctive man- ner !s crossed in eurpiice style and held down the centre front with tiny velvet buttons, silowing the edge of the lace to Jabot down in a soft ruffle, dropping & deep point over and below the belt. A standing Medici collar in one with the chemisette ts simply formed by pull- ing the lace back to a narrower width, digh enougi? for the collar, and boning it in the back, eo I have not considered & pattern necessary. ‘The straight three-quarter sleeves j Which are really very simple are never- theless worthy of notice because of the of4 manner in which the slash at the back is hel ‘by etx little but- tons, three om top and three under- neath, in link faghion, The lace frill falling from underneath, and not con- tnuing to the edges, accentuates the manner of the closing. very practionl eummer frock, with black satin coller, belt and buttons, It would also be charming fn rose color, or any of the other modigh shades, combined with black, and white or cream lace. Although this gown may be developed in any medium weight cotton material and be found most inexpensive, it would @erve as @ practical spring costume for all occasions made up in a medium weight allk such ae soft lustred moire er vengaline ANSWERS TO QUERIES. Dear Feshica EAttor: T am Inelosing @ sample of erepe de chine which using for an evening T hat lain skirt, slit open on the left side front, already cut, but I regret I 414 met cut it with a train. Can I attach one eomehow? Also, will you give « suggestion for the waist paset Awaiting your advice, & Wise equere twain AAA let shattered the window pane, struck from the belt, being Grape up at | Mr. Hutchineon in the back of the head, the knee lime, te fall 18 inches |Dloughed through the ecalp and came longer than the skirt, The waist [out at the forshead, Hin wife, who was could be draped im eurplice faeh- jin the room, telephoned for physicians fom, the right elds overlapping the [and the police. After an examination lett at the fromt and back, form- (4; was said by the physicians that Mr, ing © devp VW neck, the left aide | sfutchinson probably would recover. being trimmed through the Blouse | There is no motive for the crime as with nandeome lace banding, while & tiny point of lace turns over the peek om the right cide, Fhe sleeves [deen terrorizing this section of could be open om the back, to country during ( past few weeks partly Glled in with the lace ba: may bave done the shooting. In sev- ing. eral of the holdups the unknown fired 7 Feabion Kalter revolver shots. <2 ‘aah ion Kadi T look to you for a chic drews of whi ! iturdays. I want this to MRS, J. WV. Fashion Kditor: I would like to get a three-piece suit —a« Russian blouse coat and a semi- tallored dress. Do not want a plain color, Would like a changeable taffeta of some sort, but do not know whether this {s worn or not. What can you euggest?) Am 5 feet 71-2 inches ‘tall, quite elim, dark auburn hair, blue evos, good color, twenty-eight years old, but ‘What colors are becom- look younger. ing to me? All chades of bine become you, "Hi Hi g ry E i Dear together Of dark biwe ratine this will make a job will not be too éreesy for! ahvice han. BEERS ZIES iene bN S. CADY HUTCHINSON MYSTERIOUSLY SHOT. Seated in a Chair in Front of Win- dow, Bullet Shatters Glass and Enters His Scalp. DANIELSON, Conn, March 22.—While seated tn a chair by @ window at his home near here | last night, 8. Cady Hutehinson, @ well-known resident, was shot by an unknown person. The bul- Of BANANA HOUNDS: What’s More, He’s Going to Exhibit Pair of Animals at Kennel Show Here. THEY’RE VERY USEFUL. They Sit Under Trees and . Jacobs, is in error when he asserts that! office of President of the Cripple Creek | veg Building on State street. A dic bodil Howl When Banans’ Squeak [3,00 in posscasion of a Patagonian Gold Mining Company. Mins, Olive| water tower also Upped over durin strength Sor ieaiuean ly Tells Fruit ts Ri Peanut pup. That animal t# extinct. | tenore Granfleld, twenty-five years old, | the fire, tut injured no one. 8 work nai 'y and prop is is Ripe. From his description I am inclined to| of No, 111 Rich avenue, Mount Vernon, erly.. In actions, feelings and think that his frutarian hound t# in| ts ¢he young woman In question. looks, thousan ‘women have At lest fe banana hound hae been Ctinched for a fact! Here te a man who Just arrived from’ Port Limon, Costa Rica, who not only knows all about the Danana hound, but hae @ drove of them himself. The gentleman is Hezekiah Spottiewood, born in England, and for many years the owner of a banana plan- tation in Costa Rica. He arrived to- day on the steamer Metapan of the United Fruit Compaay's line. “Ie the banana hound a new discov. ery up here?” he asked in surprise, when questioned by an Evening World reporter. “My word, how singular! Why, we always have them, They are Between Women’s | Health or Suffering The main reason why so many women suffer greatly at times, dition, "Bebility, poor clrsale> on, 5 tion show in Rectoches, lane Jost in the next Kennet ahow, Well Hy Jove! in which over @ million dotiars te In- Mise Grant West next w this is indeed somes Well, well! Good day, sir H. WILBUR LAWTON TO THE & FRONT AGAIN. MINING COMPANY AS I PRESIDENT will feturn from the BOSTON 7 Ne for William K Vanderbilt jr. up to India Whart yesterday, where she was Joined by the owner and a few Invited guests, who will mu wna hound Evning Wh "Gild Don Nu Yawk siti not yet | frum Pruf. LU Duckster Fallow ren my bananus trip around to New York. Capt find, ‘isnot let-Pru? Falowes 6 Wel Harding is the commander. T! guor, nervousness and worry, animul on Sunday az H. de Wyt Smit, tule teft teat ntgnt. eee ae vaie Wert Li ahet Vista Oe Miss Granfield, Executrix of VE “John jant uther dai wil be glad to see him ©, MoFadden of Philadelphia has com and show him banang hund. Big Estate, Heads Cripple | Meted arrangements tse opening tn/| | The seckstun hurd that my hund kud b boar anda sebdebass thie city In May, next. ¢ an important | | al bananuz an haz boroed him to! Creek Cc Inatitute for conducting researches Into | peal the bela on Fatir wundal, ree oncern, cancer and other contagious dincasen: | | “Rtakpectttula, aes ‘He satled for New York to-day on, (The Lergeet Sete of Any Mediotne to the Werts) “H. Wilbur Lawton, “Whitestone, L. 1. | NOW COMES THE GEORGIAN | GOOBER TERRIER! | “The Evening World, N. Y “I fear that your correspondent, John ‘are the safest, surest, most se, | Convenient and most economi- CHESTER, two firemen, Pa he They oat ie re in @ hoapital as a result of injurtes| system of isons, purify sustained when a ladder Lag) early bi relieve suffer! and this morning when they wer cal emus such good health and Upon the shoulders of a young soclety girl fell the duties of executrix of an estate valued at more than a million | lore two years ago and to these have} Deen added the responsibilities of the | & fire that did $40,000 damage to the reality @ Georgian Goober terrier, which| tiorace Granfield, her father, was in- Ponsenses the same strange hadit of Gis-| terested ings half Goren large mining sing up peanuts and roasting them alive enterprises when his death came as @ on hot rocks, tut in other respects Gif-| reeult of an @utomotile acokient in fors widely from Professor Basspottle'’s| Denver, Colo. When his will was read description of the Patagonian Peanut! relatives and friends of the Granfield pup, as described on Page 196, Vol. 10 tamity were astonished to learn the aole 1908) of his work on Vegetarian executrix of his propertion was hia only ines. | daughter, Miss Granfleld was at that yn the other hand, the Georgian! time a debutante, having finished @ Goober terrier has the same rough skin) course at Miss Lockwood's School for and nutty appearance described by your! Young Women at Scarsdale, N, ¥. There correspondent, In this connection I may} was no more popular girl in the Mt. recall that some years ago, in Yucatan,| Vernon younger set at that tine, but 1 met a planter who had a species of! with the announcement of the tragedy banana hound, closely alliet to the Beer! that ended her father's life, Miss Gran- Listener. His animals were trained to! fold retired trom Mount Vernon activi+ sit under the banana fronds, and when ties and since then has devoted her | Consriparion GALL hd DYSPEPSIA HowroGerWeu the tiny squeak which announced that time exclusively to the management of @ very easentia} adjunct to a rte | eee frult was ripe Issued from the the Granficld estate and to travel, ey ‘oking : plantation; indespensable, almost, 1|pananas hanging above them, the Intel-| ‘The new mining preaident's favorite Spero Ouve Oi should say. I myself have a drove of|iient animals would bark loudly, thus pastime when at home has been horses, them. What is the breed? They are| affording an opportunity to harvest the! @f thene sho in extremely fond, and in (CALLANAN’S.) a cross between @ pointér and a South |CTop at the precise moment when It had | 190 she was presented with a golden FRPE BOOKLET (nosial 19 aap, sotte ‘ikeetean LGbie, Attained Its greagest perfection. cup, trophy of the Pine Full Riding Club Sowprfel a trations fect TAPE k Vary hesdenaly (iba ts know “Capt. James Luftbarrow, paper chase, Friends of Misa Granfleld Fe ou a when to pick the bananas from the Battery pi declare there ix no better horsewoman 4 ary, remmark ue of trees, you know. When they have at re in the riding clubs about Mount Vernon ing healthy rena tained @ certain shade of green, then| ROBBED OF WATCH AND CASH) than sne. retreated ais toi is the time, Now, it's very difficult to IN COOPER SQUARE PARK, |.“ 2oune woman who will ait at the feels. pitterent kinds bunches which should be picked. the siren at Sandy Hook. I don't know what we planters would dogs. ta grea nment from them, too We have banana eating contests an believe me, it is great aport. I hav two very good hounds. can eat three bananas at a time, remarkable, I will admit, but he @ number of medals in the bana) ing contests, 1 have several hound. with @ record of two bananas. “The banana hound i# very Kent) and affectionate, and extremely fond of t the hound is around, If anything ha the hound just sets up his moan unt help arrives and he will never leavi the child. I shall bring you some photographs. Il enter two of 1f you have Catarrh let me show yo what to do for It—how to drive every > of It cut of the system. ‘Without tt costing you @ cent, you can have the benefit of my twenty-five year Of successful experience—my Ww: know! Don't run-down Ca Don't neglect Catarrh! make you Inty a worn-out, tarrhal wreck . Catarrah fe more trouble. It'e a dangerous one. Catarrh too frequently der taste and hearing and uften o} to Consumption: Be warned TO CURE Tetl_me about your trouble, After care ful study nd you, without an’ charke whate to met rid of <n'\) Tecelve ex Read my Wat of questi Gnawer them, yoa or no. and address ‘plainly and mail the Free a Ge 200n aa possible. 'Twill coat y iny and will obtain for you the you need, I ama graduate in jand Surgery of Dublin University land, formerly Burgeo fHrition Mai! Naval Service. Addrees Ire Rava Mr. Hutchingon is forty-two ef age ond was formerly engaged in CATARRH SPECIALIST SPROULE uw ‘Building, Reston. have @ man so thoroughly up in color that he can determine this matter. | ¢ _ vA pany'’s board meetings ts a slender That fe where the banana hound comes | Supreme Court Stenographer Held | vrunette with targe brown eyes, They in, He trots through the groves, 4 Up by Two Men; Policeman j win find her a president with Meas of man behind him, and scents the her own and one who will see that they He stands in ftont of the tree and gives @ long moan, which sounds similar to Then he points to the particular bunch with his One of them That's children, The children grow up with ae Liem. One of the hounds will sy! Fatt ¢ DEAD ON BROADWAY with a child until he or she is old és " : A enough to take care of himself or her-] 4 man anout wixtyefive, bolleved to be Smart Styles and Exclusive Models aelf, You never need fear so lon £8] John Hughes, of No babect Place | ie Varin i Desihass pens to the child, or if danger ts near, Yes, really, it !# remark- head of the Cripple Creek Mining Com- Catches Suspect. James A, Russell of No. 20) West Ninety-fourth street, a stenographer in| the Supreme Court, was walking north! on Third avenue early to-day on his are carried out to the best of her ability, She was an apt pupil of her father on mines and mining stock dur- ing his lifetime and there's nothing concerning the propertica to which ahe on. $3.50, imported from Italy in ity and more for the pled ae Mel SRE, au tail. way to the Astor Place subway after fell heiress that has not been thor- anoint BANANA HOUND EATS BANANAS|a visit to friends on the East Side, | oughly investigated by her. Soap. Dry, £0, GALLANAN 72 0% BA eee CHILDREN, | wien two men seized him at Cooper| Several monthe ago Mas Grangeta| With Citicura Ointment, and |@£O, @ACLAHAN & OO “The scent of the hound is unerring. Square Park, went to Colorado Springs to attend a ‘wear soft bandages old loose The Booklet Interesting Te tt has never been known to fail, And| One bent his arms behind his back| meeting of the company in which h bed pont olive ral Ht will'show jon mover heard of them? My word, | While the other went through his pook-| holdings are greatest. The atock-| gloves during the might. aa On, sone reds cemarkable to met Why,| ets, taking a $100 gold watch, $29 In aah | holders sat up In wonder at her know!-| Qaiieme Geng ond Cistmans ext trvushou the f}and a checkbook. Russell shouted for! edge. Straightaway she was elected! wate. 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