The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1914, Page 17

THE EVENING WORLD, CANT BEAT “TIL” | WiTH Ty AND FISTS {HIGH SCHOOL GIRL POLICE DOWN GANG | IS KILLED BY GAS IN AND BREAK UP BALL} HER MONTCLAIR HOM a eel Miss Tayler Beteve Believed to Have “noni SELLER SENT UP. Failed to Completely Turn |centeaera Off the Current on Retiring. FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, A HAPPY CHILD IN JUST_A_FEW HOURS a 4 If cross, feverish, cc constipated give “California Syrup: of Figs.” Gee off completely when she Fetired. Mise Taylor was a senior ig the Montclatr High Gchool and aa ac- complished musician. She hadventer- tained a party of young folks last pron and it was late and she Gleepy when she retired. It 1A poved she foll asleep quickly a not notice ba beegerrd Stare until she rs WHEN FEET HURT ““TIZ” for sore, tired, puffed-up, sweaty, calloused feet Must Close Out—to Close U Leases on some of the William G. White stores have alr been sold, so that we must make quick work of remaining stonka: ‘ This sale is for th» man who knows a real bargain in men s furnishings. 5 William G. White, as you know, carried only the best of men’s wear. j 1 $35.00 Overcoats, $16.50 All of our smart $385 Balmacaan Coats p N at $16.50 and the $50 fellows at $22.50. It'sa Anke to sell these swagger, room: ro tone 7; OF at such “4 They Get Man “an They? re After and Also His “Girl,” Who Was Once His Accuser. “Caught as Me vistts| few hou Hime ages With Dregs. ere and whe had ‘Thirty-cight street had been. sentenced s nett ‘take a Ae the bor hey liver po iadee and otten cross, si testlean, see if ‘ept. “Paddy” Cray of the Bast Eighty-eighth street police station appeared in the Yorkville Court to- jarments,made of fine Kz) widow of No, 33 Forest a of to call his seventeen-year-old | Jacobs 1 sister, Carlotta, this morning and got| mot, who thought one of the men looked it when he rapped on the/like William Scofield, who was sup- | ! open, Posed to be associated with On the floor just inside the door |ssked Detectives Giants and Watson to | ache,, bed lay Carlotta. She was clad in her) fellow the three. nightdress. Gas filled the room and the girl wan dead. From the position tested. of her body it was evident that she) 9f bows had tried to reach the door and had/ No, collapsed when she was most within wees court, as though to Ee and four of his plainctothes men had| ™' used fists and night-sticks in cleaning out @ ball in Turn Hall at Bighty- fifth street and Lexington avenue last night when gunmen and guerillas ,| resented the arrest of Tim Gaynor, ‘who, the police say, is well known to them, and Gaynor’s “girl,” Barbara Bouck, of No, 817 Seventy-first street, The Houck girl, who is seventeca happiness years old, has been missing from her poor, old|4ome for some days. Word reached joy.|ber mother last night that she was ly with Gaynor at the Turn Hall ball. witich|Capt. Gray being notified burried oo ee ia-ithere with his men. When they laid hands on Gaynor the girl flew at the in. | DOlice Iike a wild-cat. In a jiffy the whole place was like @ voloano with the top blown off. ‘The @olice clubbed and punched right and left and ten minutes after they had entered the more belligerent of the gangsters were lying about the floor. Like a Gonkey's gallop the fight bad been In court to-day, when Gaynor was arraigned on a serious charge and the girl on @ charge of delinquency, it ‘Was discovered that she was the same Barbara Houck who some time ago appeared at the Presbyterian Hospi- tal and exhibited cut hands and arms as evidences that she had been at- tacked by a gang of young rowdies at Eighty-sixth street and Lexington |“ avenue. At that time she named Gaynor as one of her assailants and the police have since been looking for ruly distinction—beautiful and woatoriolae without extra weight and finished ies of the highest type custom tailoring. Underwear Sale Union Suits and Separate Garments 50c, 75c, $1.00 Qualities, 39¢ 61.00 to 09.00, now Gc | $9.60 to 04.00, now $1.85 a Silk [Hose no" 35¢ door. He pushed the door breath, mber @ 3 one was admitted Ley trea ar-|for bal yrul Nesuet re Chia raaacner + Oe | cantly f $1.50, $1.75 shtts, $2.00 to $2.75 Shirts, $8.00 to $4.00 Shirts, Neckwear Sale 50c, 65c, 75c Qualities, 29c $1.00 ~ $1.50 Qualities, 59 ‘Warren called Dr. J. Corwin Mabey of Midland and Claremont avenues, but the physician said there was no! tures a chance to resuscitate her. Gas was escaping from a jet over the girl’s bed and from the fact that she tried t> escape from the room it was clear she had failed to shut the —_—_——— SAGE: TEA: PUTS LIFE AND COLOR IN- HAIR Don’t Stay Gray! It Darkens So Naturally that No- ers peddied morphine in con: fo: | eombemagt as any other natant syrup. Pajamas now 95c and fist” es of the stores that have not aired been disposed of, Ane te MILT! N DAMMANN, AttorncyratLae tay Broadway, New ven ty ov . any OF Mite B’way & 26th St. [A8TH ST. THEAT oe Mats. To- Furniture Without Deposits Purchased in this wares has nevei Bago} hoypentgpteg td ae the buyer. Our se our patro: AN! MAKE YOUR | OwN ry Long Island and Connecticut. IGRAND Rapin Behret dba [FURNITURE When Nature Fails Glasses Succeed in Correcting Eye Trouble —In nine cases out of e ten the eyes must have the CALL 'D Our Terma Apply Also to New lorrow and Next Thursday W TE CROWDS AND GO EE THE GREATEST DRAM Aric HIT OF THE CENTURY! You can turn gray, gel hp _ mi, ee ae lustrous {you'll get. a. 60 cent bottle of eyes rea Hair Rem. Nature unaided by uae Eyes Examined Without Charge Eye ina Guages 8: $2: St tosi2. 184 Broadway at Jobn St. nin far Ave. 15th St /101 Ni 350 Suh peice 22d St. Pulte Cor ay . i, famous ‘a, a sold ocd sys a well-known raggist he halt 80 oat ery ae that no one CREDIT’ TERMS $3 Down =o 16 Pewn 6499 5|"9 - < Wondertal “ iricnce BRos COLUMBUS AVE. 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The Appellate Division of the Su- premo Court Regen reinstated Pr It le NOT a White Slave, Red ne VOUR SEAT schol [PRANG WasHinaron's ‘si WASHINGTO et bus bh W; rae wad ot hair Be htul appearance within a tew daye 1$5. 00 PANTS FREE|= “Oren MONDAY AND SATURDAY 10 O'CLOCK * oa iar arias ire for $1.08 er reat St. uate 16TH WE Wonderlal "SS Wondertal tee R_ LINCO BIRTHDAYS. piarinin ee eS STAR eli METROPOLTIAN 4 OPERA HOUSE 3rd Anniversary Sale’ Three years ago I started the low price tailoring business in this city, after almost a lifetime spent in the fine trade. finds me in the finest tailoring plant in the United States, located in the city of New York at 1431 Broadway, where I am feeding branch stores located in all the principal cities in New England, New York State, and my -latest store in Philadelphia, Pa. open my nineteenth store—déwntown in New York City, the fifteenth,of February. The preparation for the reduction of woolens on account of the low tariff the past few months found me @leaning out my stock practically for cost. first of the year saw brand new foreign goods entering my store, and today I stand with a stock of the finest American staples, blues, blacks, grays and fancy worsted suitings, and a fine range of English tweeds and homespuns, English serges, Austrian drape. These will be my early season woolens. oz. in weight, goods that in the season I will charge prices ranging from $18— My store is filled with the choicest woolens in the country. These goods I intend to mark all one price, suit to order, $15.50. They will be lined with a fine serge or alpaca lining and I consider them the equal of any suit that can be sold in town from $20 to $30. To each customer ordering suit or overcoat during the next two weeks I want you to see these goods in my window. $15.50]2: 8.75 1431 Broadway, fas |» Open Evenin tlil & o’Clook. Saturday 1 cai Vine ‘oe Elsie Fer; uson "s I $20—922—825. I present free a pair of trousers. Suit to Order, $25 to $30 Comparative Value, Including Extra Pair of Trousers FREE All Ends of Overcoatings, upaayectre of § Former Prices, to Order . AROIMBDAN a4 RS O77 an CRATE en cs iiek ge » rive. | FROM BOSTON Dorothy yb veri Pog ate Manhattan 0% FORBES ROLE FAREWELL. | in . wenctiaier oF | |e ty Hi ¢4 HIGH JIN COMEDY 74