The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1913, Page 15

STREET LH ARIST” NSN $3,000 000 SU holders of Absorbed. Rival Barred From Action by Court Decision. "An equity sult, brought in the United States District Court under the Sher- fan Anti-Trust law. against the ¢0-| called “Street Lighting Trust” to recover triple damages for the alleged wrecking fh 1910 of the Consolidated Btreet Light- ing Company, « $1,000,000 corporation, ‘Was diemiesed to-day in a decision by | Jeage Coxe. ' ‘The gutt wee brought by Wiltam M. Wietemann, a stockholder of the Con-| aatidated Gtreet Lighting Company, on | Sehalf of himself and other stockhold- | a. The defendants were the United | @ee Improvement Company, the United | Laghting and Heating Company, the Welsbach Street Lighting Company of America, the Consolidated Gtreet Light- fug Company, William Findlay Brown, | Arthur E. Shew, Randall Morwan, Sam- yet T. Bodine and Thomas Dolan. ‘Mr. Fieitmann asked for damages aggregating $3,000,000. His complaint charged that the defendants (other than the Consolidated Co,, forming the alleged “lighting = trus' rior to 1906, entered into a conspiracy to con- tfol the Susiness of street lighting and @otain coniracts for municipal lighting supplies and apparatus throughout the ed States. The complaint charged the conspiracy was put into e: @eution by the organization of oth epncerns, ostensibly competing com- | @entes, but under the control of the detendants. The complaint alleged that the de- findante, by fraud, acquired a majority oR stock of the Consolidated Lighting | Company, and placed their own men im control of the corporation, succeeding ig wrecking the company in 1910. Tn thi cision Judge Coxe held that the dill in equity failed to state f action; that to recover thr damages vannot be maintained, the Sherman Anti-T: act, by a single minority shareholder of the corporation rectors and majority stock- | t. (tial dens asa SHOT AS HE PASSES DOOR; ASSAILANT ESCAPES. Salesman May Die From Wound— Police Believe He Was At- tacked by Mistake. ‘Benjamin Eckstein, a salesman of No 15 Tompkins avenue, was shot in the groin and in the left elbow early this | morning when he was passing the Forty-seventh Regiment Armory on Marcy avenue, Brooklyn. Eckstein dropped, but remained conscious long @@ough to see a man run from the door of a tenement opposite and turn into Lynch street. Policeman Behnk of the Clymer street station also saw the man running away and chased him i-r a block until he disappeared into the night. Eckstein was taken to the Bastern District Hospital by Ambulance Surgeon 1 pay who said that the wound in tl groin might cost him his life. When he recovered consciousness Eckstein told tie police he could give no description of t® man who shot him, but was sure he hed never seen the man before. ‘The police believe that the man who fived the shots mistook Eckstein for an enemy for whom he had been lying in wait. Y t 5 ——_— (5 —____ () ———__) ————_ () —————— — —) ————) ————_.) —____ (.5 5 fF —___ ¢.) —_—_ {) —____(,) —____(,) __—__| So ry \ ‘ IVER-JOHNSON Bicycles ‘Highest Quality—Low Prices teed Bley cle with guare $474 jcycle wi iKnteed tires, ae Cash 1913 FORD Automobiles Indian Motocycles 1. DAVEGA, JR. Hertem's Leadi Sporting Goode House, 198-136 W. 126th St., Lenox end ‘Tth Aves. Open Every Eve. Excopt Wed. J. P. MORGAN’ LAST TRIP FROM Alexandria to Naples ON THE ADRIATIC Story Full of Pathetic Incidents, By a Fellow-Passenger SOPHIE IRENE LOEB With Last Photographs of the Finaneler Taken on the Ship. IN SATURDAY’S EVENING WORLD, | We © The Surety Typewriter Is Only $28.75 It does all the kinds of work that a $100.00 machine will do. It is guaranteed. 95.00 down and $1.00 « week, if you prefer the club plan. - O'Neill Maia Store—Firet Hieer. \ Untrimmed Millinery Distinctive Ready-to-wear Hats and Fashionable Trimmings The latest and most wanted of untrimmed millinery, simply trimmed hats, Misses’ and Children’s Hats and all sorts of new trimming materials are in this great showing. value. Children's Dress Hats From $1.95 to 98.50 Handsome hats for girls and misses, new styles that follow closely the best French models, Junior millinery is an O'Neill specialty, Just Opened—A New Lot of Beautiful A&A 95c Chip Dress Shapes Made to sell at 91.45, especial at A free assortment of the chic new| The amart, new “unique” shapes that amal ey vie now so popular. | are very scarce just now. About a doren Made to ell at $1.75, epecial . at 95c Hemp Sailors and Poke Shapes The handsomest fitting poke, smart tui __ Flowers and Fancy Ostrich Fancy Numidae, 48c, 75c & 98c Used on the most stunning hats of the season. All colors and shaded effects. We have alargeassortment of the new ‘1913 Spring RIBBONS New 5S-Inch Moire Ribbon. in every yard... 6-Inch Plain Taffeta Ribbon, in all the most pease colors. Regular yards i value 25 special, Jacquard Sa: Ribbon, in white, pink and blue; yan ss. 29cans Be @Netll Main Store—Main Floor. bow. $3.50 Surety Finger Piece Eye $1 75 Glasses...... and, fits it- teed not to one single mo! self instantly discolor or co They contain the large periscopic lenses. For Saturday Rose Bushes Another Big Lot Jus Of Another Big Lot Just 0; the Steamer, OnSaleat,ea “All tresh, vigorous and } pros and hardy. Piant id hay A abund is a0 nd fed by cach Store— % styles; widths A, B, C and D; sizes 2); to 7. O'Neill Main More—Hevond Floer, 4 The New Chif Trimmings ) Flowers, foliage, cherries, blossoms, buds, pansies, tc., in every conceivable color that is in fash- 25c / 5c Fancy Ostrich, 48c, 98 to $2.50 Various new effects in the wanted styles and popular spring colors, Free Hat Trimming Service—select your sha department and our most skillful milliners will trim them for you without charge. Also Princess Helene coll Dutch collars, with jabots Original Imported Model from which it 1s cop- ted would retail at not less than $25.00. It is made of fancy net over plain net and is trimmed with * Venise bands and colored velvet ribbon on front and sleeves. The vest is of dainty net, fin- ished with fancy buttons and fon Blouses at ”y, $4.95 "1 Made overa very select variety / of pretty laces and silks trimmed with laces and. embroideries, in all the newest Spring Models. New Striped Tub Silk Blouses at $1.95 O'Neill Main Store. ‘Third Floor. Vali 2. Specie ain a in the ray $1.95 In New York's () NEILL Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street To Make Saturday a Really Great Day, We Hold This Special Sale of the Newest oi of Spring fashions, the sau: up sailors and other clever new styles. Hemp Dress Shapes $1.25 little close- Extraordinary New Simply Trimmed Hats Ready to Wear Hats of Silk Hemp Braid, with sprightly trimmings of velvet orsilk., Wonderful values Tailored Trimmed Hats—quite dressy little hats with trimmings of fancies, stick- ups, feathers, flowers, ribbons, etc., $5.00 valuesat.....ceeeeeeeseeeees 03.75 iA Children's Trimmed Hats 95c, $1.45 and $1.95 Newly designed with simple and becomingly childlike trimmings. We think it the best showing in New York for value as well as style. Wonderful values, and trimmings in our | O'Neill Main Gtere—First Fleer. and black; in sizes 34 to 42. Guimpes, 50c necks. Sizes 34 to 44. 50c Sle Ina large ty of figured | effects, with | n bodies. |. Very neat and dressy. O'Neill Main Store—Main Floor, Saturday Is the Last Day of Our a i LY Don't miss this once-a-season opportuni'y to buy new at $2.65 pair eaten ee We have just 500 of these handsome hair ornaments, so it would be a good idea to get a few while they are here. assortment includes some very neat back combs and barrettes. Some have a beautiful gold inlay design set with rhinestones. There are various styles, de- Spring Sale of E. C. Burt $4.00 LOW SHOES for Women Plenty of New Guimpes Although the Most Wanted Styles Are Very Scarce in Other Stores $1.50 Lace Guimpes at 75c They are made up of shadow laces, imitation Cluny and point d’Esprit. They have long sleeves, with net bodies, in white 75c and 98c Sleeveless We have them in fine quality white net, also cream and black. Some have low less Guimpes, 25c sand dotted Hand Embroidered Byron Collars, 25c a frill of embroidery, and embroidered RRR RR mennnnrnnnnnnnnnrmnnwmnmnnmrnmrmmnmnen dsome Lace Waist, $7,509 | $1.00 to $1.50 Hair Ornaments The In Store—~Main Floor, Spring and Summer footwear of the better class—the beat 94.00 grade you can find—at a bargain price. who know Burt, shoes will buy several pairs. Women Oxfords and Pumps in Popular Styles and Leathers Tan Russia © Patent Leather fords, Gun Met: Patent Leath ight. Lace and Bh Lace 2 rentine Turn Oxfords, Black Satin Colonial Welt Patent Leath 1 ‘an Kid Oxf Gun Metal Colonials, Patent Leather Blucher Cut Oxford | jole Pumps, Guo Metal and Pumps; all new, fresh, right up tothe minute ‘To-day and to-morrow at 92.65. Surety Stamps Free with Furchases, SSO RS Oat Adams Coy sisth avenue, 00h 4 ‘ The Only Store in New York With a Full, Comprehensive Showing of the New Models in Men’s Spring Suits and Overcoats A New Purchase of 2,000 Swagger New|§ | Garments Is On Sale Nowat . . Suits in English Two and Three Button Sack; Conservative Shopping Center AMS THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1918. a wo rte eg pipe ee es Ns UNallsBig Sure: Give Surety Stamps Free with All Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise BO —E==10 == Co: Insurance and Improvement of Furs, Moderate Charges, Thorough Clean- ing Without Extra Charge. Fur Storage Styles in Two and Three Button Sack; the New Model Yoke; 918.00 to 925. Norfolk Suits. OVERCOATS in the new 42 inch length, lish Light Overcoats; Regulation and bsciaptane swagger En op Coats for evening wear. tive; Black Spring Suits [Ney piack|SPring Overcoats Worsteds, and cassimeres, NEW WALE WEAVES; fancy checks, plaid and pencil stripes, herring- bone effects, matched tweeds and fancies; also plain and fancy the brown, blue and tan. Men's Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits , ; \ Dress and ‘Tuxedo coats in black|Men's 95.00 Trousers, 92.95 vicuna, Venetian lined and gros grain silk faced. have the new peaked | Stouts up to 46.. Boys’ 96.50 Suit Wool cheviots and cassime: In the newest models. English — tweeds, Scotch mixtures, American velours, cas- i New grays, new browns, mixed colors, and, of course, plenty of blacks and browns. Some are serge lined, with satin sleeve lin- ing; others are silk lined; still others have silk to the edge. Sizes 34 to 42, stouts up to 46. hades of tan, made ented seams navy blue serge. Some sui have extra trousers. Si style. be worn with ing dress, Two clever new Derby hats are at O'Neill's: The Briton. A conservative shape, full crown, with heavy curled brim—e hat that # well on any head. We have nel proportions, 91.95 to 93.50 The Tango, for the Younger Men Broadway's newest Spring Derby. high tapering crown, flat set brim with « very narrow band, with the bow set on them in all sizes Entirely the quarter, New Soft Hats. At 91.98 to 93.50 Each. “The Wilson” still continues to be A Fedora with a high crown, flat set brim with welted edge. it certainly is the hat ever shown in init is something different and smart. Caps, 50c to $ The Aviation—the new Decided}; will be welcome O'Neill's Big Store for Dead & the very popular. Bow in back. I biggest sellin, New York. Imported shape. That the Best Dressed Men Are Wearing A jal Series, eac! Bb... 00. Other Grades at 08.46 to 83.50 The Tango. A Derby with a touch of distine- tion to remove it from the ordinary “atiff” hat; is the smart hat for the man who “plays safe’’ in matters of Informal, yet dressy, it can jood form on any occasion excepting with full even- $1.95 ifferen' and plain bosoms, stri fine silk, |i lesaly stripe effect: wanted. that men can wear. Selling. Special at patterns and colorings. Salurda which lace close together. in button or lace styles. lish 9 e Women’s Spring Coats That Possess Distinctive Smartness Following the lines of aecepted fashions, yet leading with § many touches of individuality. $17.50 Values $25 to $35 The models include the three- quarter cutaway, Empire back and short draped cut. Materials are plain or striped wool eponge, silk poplin, Bedford cords, English coverts, serge and silk cordeline. Some are lined throughout with peau de cygne. Colors are Copenhagen blue, tan, leather, brown, navy, black, white, gray, black and white checks and novelt ixtures, All sizes, $2 to 55 bust measure, Smart Spring $] 7: 50 Suits........ Regular 625 to 635 Vuluce Scores of models copied after the most popular designs in New York and Paris, Choice of Copenhagen blue, tan, leather, brown, gray or any other color, in fine fabrics, All sizes, Women's Spring $17.50 Dresses......... Regular 825 to BAS Values Made of crepe de chine, crepe meteor, charmeuse, striped. ailks, wool ep serge, novelty weaves and other mater AMl-are daintily trimmed, and you all the most popular colors from which oc OOK, O'Neill Main More—Third Floor, to 22d Street, New York City Coats) neat ’ $12.50) joys’ 95.00 Raincoats, 93.98 texture rubberized cloth | s in contrasting colors. tached. Allsizes............ Men's Silk Shirts Regular Value &3.50 The equal of any custom-made shi ight background, with neat red coat models and have Athletic Underwear Regular $1.60 Grades Shirts and Drawers, made of silk, linen and nainsook; shirts are coat style and drawers knee length; 59¢ the garinent. Men's Union Suits, one of the best and most suitable kinds of underwear Made of imported and domeatic silks. shapes, or French seam four-in-hands, All the up-to-date] pearl buttons, All Wanted Leathers, All Sizes and All Widths. Tan Russia calf, black calf and patent leather; straight _/ lace, patent leather button style. U'Nelil’e Big More for Dad and the Ro: Thousands of Books Values In_ new striped effects, in worsted. cheviot and ner newest models. 5i Boys’ Wash Suits, 89¢ to $4. linene, linen and Sailon Men’s New $1.50 Spring SH Made of fine quality Garner's percales—- pleated Nant and dark grounds, with neat $2.45 in fit and finish. wes of contrasting © urnback cuffs. All 59c are made Made of fine quality of nainsook and madras; short sleeves or sleeveless and knee length drawers; 59¢ each. Men’s Silk Neckwear Made for Regular 60c Men’ A special lot, cotton pong Large, open-end] op surplice ti 29c O'Neti's Men’s $5 & $5.50 Spring Shoes | ; ’ se | j ~~ Broad, low heels, rather long “receding” toes, and blind eyelets The same distinctive toe shape also At Half and Less Than O'Neill's Book Sales have beer famous for years. Publishers with big lots to close out often come to our buyers unasked and m wonderful offers. bargains of the year, For stance: Sets of Great Authors’ Works Charles Dickens, in 6 volumes. .... Edgar Allan Poe, in 10 volumes. . Victor Hugo, in 6 volumes Shakespeare, in 10 volumes, Rudyard Kipling, in 10 volumes. | Robert Louis Stevenson, in 6 volu Sir Walter Scott, in 6 volumes..... : Standard Authors In Library Seta All the world-famous authors, some in three-quarter leather, others in fine cloth bindings, Sets of from 6 to 48 volumes Pullished at 815.00 to $800.00 the Set. Sale Prices: $2.95 to $85.00 on the Club Plan if more nt to arrange for payments als, 10,000 Good Novelists, Essayists, Poets, e' 12,50 They are fault- in any color or Regular Value $2.00 Neat stripes and pla In this sale we have some of the very best book inally published to sell at 81.00. On several large tables to-morrow at, per volume... .. j i ae mproved Fur Storage O'Neill's Means Absolute Safety, ‘Netli Maia Stero— —~ ‘Those who wish to may arrange for Payment at Intervals. Boys’ 75c New Spring Caps, S0c intan, brown and eres and navy the new Tam crown, seam and RTS of very s Pajamas } 1.50 made of fine madras, dimity, cheviots, id mercerized fabrics, Cut military style and trimmed with silk loops and ocean lors in all sizes. Hig More for Dad he Half the Publishers’ Prices nake in- bite $1.50 n ee (0) ’ Guy de Maupassant 6 jumes Illustrated. $1.39 Value 68.00, Over 200 fascinating stories, many pimorme many Be ri re atic, IC. intensely human and all decidedly entertaining, Thomas Jefferson 500 Odd Volumes Thomas Jeffer- Some complet jal, per volume. Books te., etc, Orig- ‘ eye