The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1913, Page 14

bt) CONEY ISLAND'S PROMINENT MEN FOR IT. TeDay's Action by Board of Estimate Likely to Insure Its Success. ‘The Coney Island boardwalk project ig back in the hands of the original committee of the Board of Eeiimate, tt heaving been referred to-day on motion of Comptroller Prendergast. This does re doetsins Here's a snake you ought to be gis4 you didn't see. No dream is this after| nis arm and choked him with all his |@ night with John Barleycorn, eq. | might. Keenan and Murton wrestled Bill Snyder, headkeeper of the men-| With she tail, and Anaily, between chok- enerie at Central Park, hed this enake,| O62 19 and Bill is a man for whom even 1| slammed the O'clock cabarets are too late, and they tumbled the rest of the snake 4 python was brought from India for | efter , the Park Zoo a few days ago and was| tn bad morning landed at the menagerie. roomy t wae sent out ine wicker basket, re- “Whew!” gaapet Reche, inforced with wire netting. They took 1s le tak cata ae oak bare {t to the monkey house, Gathered|spiration. “Whet's good for euake around the reptile were Snyder, Bob | yitest’ | Munter, his assistant; Tod Keenan,| Bill @nyder | kesper of the monkey heuse; THE BVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1013. | Hurton and La Roche got the tail of (he ai order from the Rockefeller tnetle e he | slimy monster. tute to take nf } The python war supposed (4 ve still wriggly «nal one cage of monk-| Agnes Byrne Geta Six Months | hy a holy relic, n his condition of coma, but he must eys out to an several crates of large, “Whau-a-a-aumph!”' said the aute, Rusmiller fell into the street and CHURCH THIEF SENTENCED. them or that shi chureh 1 farm near Mas. gone into the} for avy other purpose than to SanaEeEEEnieaemtnemmmeeenmere eel Stenting Purses, i — = | a have emeit the monkeys. This reminded peth for * vacailon. He we. \ i | him of hie native jungle and must have gan to have forevodings before over he S#tes Byrne, twenty-two years old, adw ig | awakened him to the fact that he was left the institute in Manhattan, Croms. | “"° sass she lives at Fifth Avenue H hungry. He began to wriggie. Oo, Oo, In& on the ferry, he stood and gauged | el Hiknth avenue ay a ‘ the distance between the nearest crate #1 Twenty-fifth stre stivers and shivers and goesefeeh! IN| oP repiitia and the back of the driver’s| the penitentiary for six months to- Ss ‘ ele native leita these gentle things Get | gage, day on her conviction of stealine| Purely vegetable, itd and reliable, Regula! <a their tatle around the trunk of @ tree) One fatal lunge of tite sinuous head in| Durten from worshippers In churches, |fM, later ‘aul Digestive Ongane the’ safest and FRIDAY, MAY SECOND | and then reach out and grab their vic-| the direction of the driver's seut—which | by Justices in Part 1 of Spectajser- "EC RE en aga bare amend tim and squeeze the Iife out of him or it.|was his own, remember—and it would | sions. of all disorders of * r \e taney, Bi b According to the provutipn officer, | Kidney Miadder, ; {the Bigmach, Liver, Bowels, ; . The python wriggied his tail toose, be all off with Reginald Rusmitler, 1 Nervote of Bye: | City Officials to Devise Method Snake Gets Jiu Jitsu Hold On| pseu tHurton and La Roche enter | with there unpleasant Conitations Mrz Axman the Hyene woman was \nfaamet ae ova, set J E' . id mi ug js mind Rusmilte; | attending services in the Church of St. i m el x of Raising Funds to Louis La Roche’s Leg and | "eet Tm tat turker-troted same and rare aiving” enroual Lowa. sand | 200m, the. Baptist, Lesinevon avenvol ROKER efile pein vase FOR WOMEN, MEN, MISSES, GIRLS AND BOYS “% . Ling’ Hise gave 6 900 ab Won Na tnlaht }City, Just as he turned into Thomson | and Seventy-sixth street, when a wom- v & i Reoh: " avenue a siithy auto sneaked up beh in th ined h . | Sick Btomach, Billousness will % Pay Cost. % Hot Time Follows. The whole body of the python wae IN Rusmillers trucks | Minn Byrne wan arrested und threo | Ns Simin’ {uit et atti cor gp At Reduced Prices other purses were found in her pow. | Muss! shee i, session. | The prisoner dented she had stolen Franklin Simon & Co. Silk and Lisle Hosiery We Guarantee the wear of all Silk Husiery Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hose Black, white, tan and colors; liste or silk sole and} 85 garter-top; all weights. Heretofore $1.35 to $2.00 . Women’s Emb’d Silk Hose Leetee ae iad touted nce richly mmbpoicared. ta Siicoisr: al weighee "Heretofore $1.28 «OD Women’s Superior Quality Silk Hose, In black, white or tan, doublex heel and toe; b-L ;.all weights. Heretofore $t7s aaa 3 pairs for $3.00 Women’s Silk Hose (Hand Embroidered Clox) net mean that the enterprise, whieh is | Sichert, keeper of the lions, and Louts| previatios. intended to do much toward Improving | La Roche of Park Commissioner Sto- the People's ocean beach at Coner, 10| vere stall, be Mae | peerage Mond SNAKE WAGON DRIVER *| the latter to statecn foot tong, etent| FALLS OFF WHEN AUTO the recent meeting of the, Board | !mohes in diameter and weigne 160| MORN GIVES HIM SCARE. of Kétimate, at ‘hich the building of | pounds, — Black with white or self clox, also white with self, black or colored clox; doublex heel and toe; Dub-L garter e Heretofore §2.! 1.45 Ala Sirite CORSETS Are You Proud of Your Lines? fi the wane: Fouth ines tat make thuw“ Or do the clinging, dra; fashions of the day dissa and puzzle you when you adapt Women’s Lisle Hose ag glee haf Net silk or a eause dod ; doubiex hee! and toe; Du rter welt; all weightt. ee: yi ‘ ‘ Heretofore 50c . 28 Women’s Superior Quality Lisle Hose sor i "Heretofore 65¢ a7 tn gin ates | ane eenetaytr arated te | aroun, tonsa GP, sr Board of Estimate. of men and Cows and other things by/ day. 1¢ was snakes and monkeys that Originally it wan designed to appor- the head and Segan to unwind him. Like| id it. ah the cost by assensment through-|® length of hose they reeled him off,| No! Not pink enakes, nor dlue monk- out thé city, the bulk of it to be placed) Keenan and Bichent holding the big | eye—real ones! the abutting property owners. ‘This| body aa it emerged from the basket.! Rusmiller, whe drives @ truck, had to, and the suggestion is Men's Silk or Lisle Sox Men’s Pure Thread Silk Sox In black, white and all colors; doublex lisle heel, sole and toe; also two toned accordeon ribbed in black and white, black and navy, black and red, black and purple, black 35 them for your own use? and tan; all weights. Heretofore 50c . If so then look to your corset. Men’s Silk Lisle Sox ; Superior quality silk lisle in black, white, tan and colors; a pig oe Revd ore Sas Ad pn rey heel, sole and toe; all weights. Heretofore S0c 25 is designed especially and solely ; to mould your very figure into supple lines of Youth. It willdo this without compressing, bind. ing or torturing you. model , Callat the corset department of your favorite store, have prepared for toemorrow (Friday) and Saturday A Sale of Men’s Furnishings Girls’ and Boys’ Hosiery Broad and Fine Ribbed Cotton Hose srk te St tenes ees oe tower * ‘Heretofore $1.50 6 pairs tor - 1.00 it ime of the hy F oe oa Dre , at special prices, as follows: Hip Joe odes" Picea "sony Pe oat ar eovanth J te + i Weleben Bo fot Men's Negligee Shirts, plaited or plain, THE STANDARD EVERWHERE Freer tas faved See kee lee neueate. 1 228 OF THE WOMAN OF FASHION actual values $2.25 to 3.00 . at $1.45 Children’s Socks Men’s English Overcoats, of medium- a White Lisle Thread Socks spas 7 weight Spring fabrics, actual value ‘With colored stripes. Sizes 5 to 8. a $35.00 . A 4 ‘ at $18.00 Weise cihgaertey Neeboed Mor woe Tt 1.18 Men's English Raincoats, actual values Werte Ld he Trees Opener: necks | Heretofore $1.50 Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets $20.00, 22.00 & 25.00 . . at $9.50 Also an importation of Double-faced Steamer Rugs, in combinations of blue, green or gray, with reverse side of plaid, the actual value of which is $12.00 Moa ks a se STO rt IMPORTANT SALE FRIDAY Boys’ Washable Suits Boys’ Russian Blouse Suits * Of Galatea, Poplin, Lissa ws Lhambray, in white and ¥ 1.95 |istit itil st FF ai Ye ANNOUNCE A SALE FOR FRIDAY SPECIAL PURCHASE OF colors, sailor or Eton h Value $2.05 te i = otrest I Cl 03 omen’s Pari “s = vue with my cadet blue eS at oman oth ¢ 2.95 « ee in the Boys’ othing Department * New Hand made Summer Models oe, veer, val 60 ” Entirely hand made, trimmed with real laces and richly hand embroidered; Fabrics, white or colored Cotton Crepe, Broche Crepe, Striped Ratine and French Batiste. HANDSOME PARIS MODEL GOWNS MOSTLY ONE OF A KIND. 35.00 Heretofore $59.50 to $125.00 With two pair of Knicherbookere jh Norfolk mode! of tan linen crash, olive g. eeeinakts also white duck. 7t0'17 years, Valwc bn.” 3.75 é 8 i a Special Reduction Sale has been arranged for toemorrow (Friday) and Saturday of Boys’ Norfolk and Double- _ breasted Suits \(stzes 7 to 18 years), the greater number of Which include an extra pair of knick- erbockers . . at $5.75 & 7.78 The Giris' Department Important Reductions have been made in the prices of Girls’Spring and Summer Coats (sizes 4 to 14), representing the fashion- able styles and materials. These Coats are now offered at $6.50, 8.78 & 10.80 Being very much less than the usual prices. | s IMPORTANT SALE FRIDAY Boys’ Shirts and Blouses _ , Blouses of Washable Silk my Laundered neckband or attached collar, French outte, = 138 Boys’ Negligee Blouses : Of woven madras, mercerized ). plain white or tan s whee mon BB Boys’ and Youths’ Negligee Shirts Of mercerized fongee in the newest colored stripes, laundered neckbande; to h ih Peneereaties ito 1eidneckbeads Rerelst presi’ = OB FiF 1H AVE., 37th and 38th Sts, To appreciate the con- venience and great value of the Sunday World's Want Directory--- READ IT. You'll simply have to laugh when you see FUN, the great 16-page Joke Book given with the SUNDAY WORLD FUN’S ALL FUN and it’s getting funnier all the time. It is not on sale. You can get it only with eet . Furs, Rugs, Draperies and Lace Curtains received for Storage. ) totes