The evening world. Newspaper, January 14, 1914, Page 4

TTY. Cr HOUSE ‘Wachts Of Racing Fleet and Latnches Burn in Blaze Caused by Lamp. STAMFORD, Conn, Jan. 14-Fire ich started fn an attendant’s room Was caused by an overheated kero- the Stamford Shippan Point Fite of the Htamford Pacing yachts, valued at $1,750 exch, mailer racing yacht and the club all efforte of the to roperty. Fed by a wind, the blage ran through the plant unchecked, : @trength and even life iteelf depends aeerishment and proper sssimile- @f feed, and unless digestion ts good body suffers. C. W. Busby of Moundaville, W. gays: ‘For years I was in a weak- Sipe dagen gle legen es seilonted con t Ged I finished the first botde I was {te use and am as several P, B.—BSaxo Salve is truly wonderful ' TARESPLAGE OF CHRONOMETE Engineer of a Freighter Has a Musical Watch Sewed In- side of Him. IT’S A SELF WINDER. Doctor ‘Dropped It When He Opened the Man to Re- move His Appendix. This te the wormt yet. It should have! & musical accompaniment. Ol Jonah Was @ kindergartner tn yarn @pinning compared to tlils, The ship nows report. er down Nineveh way had nothing on hia prototype on The Evening World Lam ‘% the Umit. David Thornton is second engineer on the Uttle freighter Kazembt of the Buck- fell line, tying at hor Bush Stores pler Preparatory to an African trip. He was diavovered in his cabin playing upon x queer Egat Indian munical instrument “E have been suffering aide ag the result of an operation per- formed upon me two years ago and have music, The oper- for appendictwe, It o bad if I had been opened up once, but a year ago they tried over. Two append)? No, only one, But I'l have to tell you the story before you understand. “E was third engineer on the Buluwayo at the time my appendix waa removed ¥ @ surgeon in Calcutta, He Calcutted me all right. About two months after I ‘waa able to go to sea I fell on the deck THE » saCHRONOMETER, “They carried me to my berth\and ) Event of seagate aot oe wore THE EVENING WORLD, WEDE and then my side and euddenly a queer look came over hin face. ‘Man, he exclaimed, ‘you've got two hearte. Tean distinctly hear them both ticking, “1 sat up atartied atiff and sure enough 1 heard @ queer ticking In my Wainacot- Ing where the doc had held his ear. The next minute { went off in a dead faint, for from my right aide came tinkle, tinkle, tinkle-seven bells—followed by the chiming of ‘Rock of Ages.’ “When they brought me to my senses the captain and his mates stood about with blanched faces, for they had been listening to the cathedral chimes and ship's bells coming from my inner self. Even as I woke up the bells atruck again nd the chimes rang a couple of bars of Nearer, My God, to Thee.’ for the life of me I couldn't tell what was happening, The doctor was just as much at sea, The doc sald I would have to sleep and I demanded sirong Uquor to drown my troubles. I had jugt about fine {shed half a bottle of Scotoh and was dozing off to sleep when two bells of the dog watch struck from my depths, fol- lowed by a few notes of ‘Where In My Wandering Boy To-Night?’ “It wan at this portion of the proceed- Inge that the captain, his mates and the doc tumbled over each other to get from my cabin and I went off to sleep, With morning began the belle and the hymns, It was a terrtble seneation. I wandered about the ship like a man demented ringing the bells and chiming hymns. the Season - hi Commences Thursday, January 15th’. ’. COATS, MUFFS AND NECKPIECES __ At Drastic Reductions in Prices pa The stock consists only of well selected, perfectly matched Furs of the bet “to the models, including our entire stock of-Imported Novelties. est grades, and. the most fashionable * Hudson Seal Coats $185.00 © $200.00 = $225.00 $278.00 115.00, 120.00 135.00 $480.00 Slats Seal Coats ,Sormerly $85.00 $90.00 48.00 38.00 $100.00 68.00 Ocelot Coats 50.00 Jap Mink Coat $135.00 $178.00 85.00 98.00 formerly $300.00 150,00 Strestrirg Glock had oothing du wie. “Alter a few days, when I found that nothing sertous aun Speers See’ , then audienly they found « decited use for me. chronometer to run down and man was at his wit's end to figure out jus coures, for we ran into a storm and it was diMoult to get observations. Ho they asked me to come up o! set an inkling into what alled me. We Bocked @round the Kast African coast and finally found « lette pendix. In It he told of the loss of a very valuabie watch upon the very Gay that he had Caloutted me “I pondered long over the letter and gradually @ sreat light began te dawn. While the Nght was otill dawning I re- _~e sel WWoRS SET Tee WATCHES celved.a@ curt letter from the Calcutta doo in which he charged thet I had his timepiece, and unless it was instantly re- turned he would take action againat me. At lam the miracle of my subterranean chimes was solved. I had the answer. “While the doc was removing my ap- pendiz his watch had dropped te, reel it sietleterber: woe Hl! ap shin It’ LIFE: INSURANCE COMPANY 346 BROADWAY, NEW YORK NEW:YORK SIXTY-NINTH YEAR TO THE POLICY-HOLDERS: Our sixty-ninth was, in some respects, our greatest year. Some of the notable facts are these: Risks in force Jan. Gain over Jan. Disposition of Income: Death claims... Matured Endowment Dividends. THE INVESTMENTS OF THE YEAR (OUTSIDE OF LOANS ON POLICIES) WERE... $41,70490.14 Ab bine < INVESTED TO PAY 5.07%. Domestic and Canadian, State and Municipal Bonds INVESTED TO PAY 4.78%. Representing thirt: cities, ten counties and five school districts, locat twentyeewe pSryeather yea Provinces. siete $ a —” Foreign State and Municipal Bonds............60.scsseeseseeeeeeee eeseceeccvecges 7,149,471,41 INVESTED TO PAY 4.40%. $8,421,095.17 INVESTED TO PAY 8%. e PO0C Ooo eveerereerereevereesvenveges 15, 169,078.66 INVESTED TO PAY 5.88%. Loans on Farms (New Department) INVESTED TO PAY 5.50%, Loans on Business Property Misw....ne0us Bonds INVESTED TO PAY 4.88%. ANALYSIS AND EARNING POWER OF LEDGER ASSETS ON DECEMBER 31, 1913: icy (8%- Rivcears Per fn cm Farm Mortgages (4.97 ans, includin; 8 (4.! ‘ State and Municipal Bonds (4.04%) (9) Micellaneous Bonds (6.67%) Stock (Received from R. Estate Owned (4.36%) (2.50%) 9,196,586.10 7,140,788. TOTAL.. AVERAGE EARNING POWER OF ALL ASSETS AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1913: 4.0% ‘ye INCREASE IN EARNING POWER SINCE DECEMBER 31, 1905: * 0.32% L » this ki . LIABILITIES’ to cover contract obligations ther resqrves (taking securities at Market Values)... $2,441,000.00 af sii te . fi es low ‘ ate, Briea Of Wonds and the Nigh cote ebtaiaabte on ron) obtats mertgagis malls the your 9 geod The of the Federal Income Tax was materially | and pelicy-telders on have to reckon with & the future. a A consisting of 168 folle pages, giving in minute detail the transacti the Company's assets, and avast of additional information, will be filed with Fs Fd of Commerce in Washington, with the Government of each State (erceps ene) of the United and with the Governments of ail the leading Countries of the world. A of this, containing details, will be sent to policysholders di 1914, and will be mailed to any one on request. January 8, 1914. . DARWIN P. KINGSLEY, President. Sauce Factory in the World s made in the Largest Worcestershire Sormerly $200.00 145.00 Raccoon Coat Sormerly $200.00 145,00 Leopard Coat Sormerly $200.00 115,00 Black Pony Coats formerly 555.00 Black Pony Coats formerly 3/0000 Matura! Pony Coate formerly $//5.00 75.00 z Bat Head Coats formerly $150.00 75.00 | Sable Squirrel Coat formerly $275.00 165.00 FigerCatCoats formerly $100.00 68,00 | TaupeSquirrel Cont formerly $275.00 165.00 . Imported Model Coats ‘ Half Price and Less Than Half Price A truly remarkable ity—various Furs and Fur Combinations of the most fashionable Fosmerly $200,00 $400.00 $400.00 $600.00 $450.00 ‘$600.00 $880.00 Reduced to 85.00 175.00 200.00 200.00 215.00 250.00 375.00 Muffs Scarfs H formerly $100 % 5115 65,00, 68.00, 75.00 SitkaFox formerly $100 68.00, 70.00 formerly $115 15.00 Black Fox formerly $110 68.00 Sormerly $68 10135 45,00 68.00, 90.00 Natural Fitch formerly $60 38.00 formerly $63 ond $95 45.00, 68.00 Scotch Mole formerly $1005 $125 68.00, 72.00 Sermerly $95.00 60.00 Kit Fox formerly $65 38,00 Sermerly $60.00 45.00 Sealand Fitch formerly $80 45.00 farmerly $110.00 68.00 Jap Mink formerly 65 42.00 formerly $75.00 45.00 Seal and Ermine formerly $/10 5.0 Mise: | Lig Pleat CmOLT Ze ‘Tf, MAKBS LITTLE: DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A WORLD “WANT” WILL.GO AND GET IT. =) HOLBROOK WORCESTERSHIRE Bit £ i eS a a 6 i