The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1914, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 4, 1914. business in dressing the young men| firms in this city and Brooklyo in | Mrs. Ea Ea’ rd an of New Yorhand 3 | ABBOTT DENOUNCES ‘DETECTIVES DISGUISED eres,” Ses itutitte oe comnction mtn” ahegd” nouns i Paani ie ditbtiee| | The Quickest, Simplest WHT Ge to Birmingham to! in New Haven wan cleaned of ite | the clty departments, s ting ei be heniyien ted Sa er, The Cough Remedy azn. a H fer With Wemea 1 rere. YQ’ | sented a« bill’ to the Sorbonne, and hadg' by the robbers, One of the, men indicted fran | Hotel Nh Suffrage Association, Headed by paid cash d old, of No. 136 Lavonia avenue, | &ttan Hickory Broom Company ot Home, Saves You $2. nna Howard Shaw, President of ‘a ‘ on nd Eats Walters, shiney. ed! , 623 Kast Eighteenth street. He PHONE GIRLS FAL ING - y nization, will leave New York , ree Ce, OF NO. udiow appeared before Justice Seabury in pint ot sarc Brees) DEMAND FOR $3,000) oPtum wonTh $10,000 | ARRESTS ON TS ON DELWERY, rin eae | she criminal ranch o heron] FIRE STIGK TO POSTS| —tuucytas= ante ieee ne ci une plane Yor enfranchiaing the HIDDEN INSIDE SHIRT Bloom denied all knowledge of the | Court and wan released on §200 ball You couldn't buy ax much ot as gued dees types tn —— | theft, but is held for receiving atolen | atter pleading not gullty.» rut is rm th syrup for i A other two men are| Fonts Had eethedkt witk © | otfple ob it iri gives alent fastant iil #0 a “at-|Head of Outlook Company Three std don-piey for $10,000 Theft’ ‘Bela oe bringing stolen” goods inte the Departiasat of Correction, which Cally Go Ahead With Work While} rete and usually an ordinery The New Haven police opened up|has charge of the city’s prisons, to Restaurant Building Across cough in 24 hours i's is Besoaat to the University. of Berlin, and vel ne jafter he returned home the rumor: A VOTE IN.SOUTH, Detsctives Find Cigar Store “Cus - — = 5, = 4% 1 take—childrei like it. An ‘¥ MESSAGE TO WOMEN Says Cabled Story About tomer Wearing Belt Stuffed ~| When Stolen Goods Are | the. Arena nero rll besa broom cylinders to the severe: Street 1s Burned. red ton ‘ edt Charge for Lecture Is False. With Drug. | Received. horse aweepern and the convicta in-| Seventy-five girle in the offices of!” Mix one pint of granulated with d : sert in the cylinders th the New York Telephone Company | }4 pint of warm water, and stir for ¢ pave omens 5 Whe Are “Jat Roady to Drop.” | Afarambung opm stork CONTRACTORS IN INDICTED |= tw foe" Soar ve sce Se ee e P+ | renial of the story cabled trom) calling himself Hugo Grove of! wo husky men in the jumpers and itary breoms. ahead with their work early to-day | ceats’ worth) im a pint bottle, and add ‘ f it Syrup. jon that Theodore Roosevelt idl ares Germany, wae arrested | caps of the Adams Express Company | The} investigation of the Grana| When fire gutted the four-story res. | ‘Me Susser Syrup, Ficepe pet pre ja sent a bill for $8,000 for a short tec-{tictercaaeny CUNAr More in Kast) delivered three large boxe: of goods Jury showed that Ford had sold the| ‘aurant building occupied by Gol-| known remedial agente for the throat hardly drag yourself about—and be-| ‘ Elghty-sixth street by Datective/ today to Benjamin Bloom, a clear cylinders to the city for $11 when | @tube's cafe, just across the street. | membranes. Pinex is most valual |ture before the Historleal and Geo-| Lieutenant Ticho and Detective Cou-| store keeper, at No. 41 Seventh street. they could be purchased in the geen Sparks from the burning building Concesried compound ef Noreay rit jkraphical Society of Rio Janeiro was) sins, The man bad a life preserver| «Ay right; fine,” said Mr. Bloom, IN SALES 0 SONS market for $7.60. In 1910, in puttyne| were carried across the street and| pine extract, and is rich {a guaiacol aad made this afternoon by Lawrence F./ sort of an arrangement around his| srney ate Yor you?” asked one of aed, for the contract, Horas i into open windows, but the firemen | other natural healing Aen you are “just ready to drop, When you feel 20 weak that you can! Abbott, President of the Outlook Com-| waist under his shirt stuffed with| ing expreuenn, cern than his was interested in the|@ssured Charles Parkson, who tious ‘will not werk ia thie com | pany. According to the story, Col giao worth of gum oplum wrapped] wy¢q.” —_—— fate ofthe cylinders and" that ‘no lim charge of the force of tri in Cresicn. if sta ala ieted aL aw Uxpente, of $t0.se0] aver Soe “fign the book; four dollars! Alleged to Have Pooled Profits| thereby. The other two contractors there was no danger and the “hello” | have endeared it Xe thousands oeche wantene He bought a cigar in the store yer charge.” jhad made the same aMdavit. It in| S!t# went ahead. wives in the United States and Canadas, terday and asked the proprietor to) wr, Hicom aigned and pald and two ‘ charged that Ford and the. other Golgrube fire started in a two-| which explains why the plan hes been “The fact .” naid Mr, Abbott, . to Keep Up Price: ‘anne: rear of | imitated but never successfully, maha mae St atl tg al wn ry tnt |, (Kee UP ces Charged Rev ihe taba ale | treaty a South America in response to an in. | called for, The cigar man acct-|ine expreaamen in putting, the boxes | to City, only shared the profita but had made | Dey street and of four floors. Betore | or money promptly rs retuaded, goes with vitation from the Museo Social of Yentally dropped the package and|ingide, As they did so the “express. | an agreement to keep up the price of {the fire had been got in control it] this prepe Buenos Ayres, conveyed personally by | 4!#8rranged the oute. covering. What} men” put them under arrest. _ the cylinder, by fon oases CRS Boore ane Pinex, rail gett for phen ou. ites ond |Dr. Naon, Argentine Minister at|"A® revealed impelled him to tele-| wwe are Detectiven Fraser and) Three indictments for perjury were| setae Athee to Wea way @, {than 45:00 3 to The Wesne ti Washington. In itd intellectual, so- | Phone to his friend Ticho, who found | pietech of the Hast Fitty-Arst street! mieq to-day by the Grand Jury! ‘he ensagement io announces or Miss Maa tne Clee Cnt eS aS —— erent clotogic: scientific charaoter the) {Rat the package contained about station,” announced Fraser, ."Come| against members of three prominent ‘Ethel Kelth Albee, daughter of Mr. and managed to mmeveny nts spreadise. "| World Wants Work Wonders. Museo Social may be compared to the| fv pounds of opium. along, your're all pinched. French Institute, Ticho and Cousins camped out at! ‘The boxes contained $10,000 worth a - —— — “For hin lecttire before this learned | the store until the man arrived at; of men's furnishings which had been d society Mr. Roosevelt was offered in| noom to-day to claim his property. ‘stolen Monday night va “ bi of ‘Restaurant—New York's Only Noon-Day Cabaret, 12.15 to 2.15 P. M. creator |advance an honorarium such as is| They arrested him arid searched him | Langrock & Resnick, w! lo @ large of Under! customary to offer university lectur-|at the East Eighty-olghth street sta- We Sell e Unsson Loaders: of Fashion, Charge does not help ers in this country. This offer was) tion house. Furniture CRS Account \ mate without any suggestion or ex-| Grove said he came to New York For any skin trouble try our |pectation on Mr. Roosevelt's part, | on Feb, # with the oplum and intend- Cc SASTORI. | A n the Customers “He has made no financial arrange- jea to well it for his own proft. He Yor Infants and Children. A yf ited ment of any kind for any other pub. | was turned ayer to the Ual ted States eons ANPSOTU 19°T020° FSTREET: re inv Ne speech or address in South Amer. | Authorities, who declared that he is’ tag Kind You Have Always Bought to Use Their joa, However, I am not surprised at opium in which a saloonkeeper of Plan thie mean and ity wosal boken and a Chinese merchant ‘&. Bears tho honorarium was: asked, ¢x-/ Mott street were the guiding spirits. Gignatare of | eso or received by Mr. Roosevelt The saloonkeeper and the Chinaman th addrenses at the Sorbonne or were arrested yesterday Lord @ Taylor | * Founded 1826 _ Oriental Carpets & Rugs. “the atore is just as celebrated for its Flour Coverings as it is for its ou and sae Naturally, then, a great section was allotted to the Oriental Rugs, the Domestic Rugs, the Carpets, the Oilcloths and Linoleums on the Fifth Floors The newest devices, affording . greater gonvenjonos to customers in Viewing these immense stocks, were installed. « In assembling the comprehensive stocks in these sections particular stress was laid on shin artistic.designs. This applies equally to the Linoleum as to the newest Chinese Rugs. W. A. Marble on phy John S. ttt wit as —_— VERS} Accounta 5 * Che. : New SP ring Suits suit Fi en na youthful- Jookin, reproduction of a pew op Paris model by a ryt famous ds nee Choicest of the foreign stylee toned down cre spproval of the New FASHIONABLE SPRING SHADES 197etee, | , Copenhagen | $1 9-75 on e08 Aire, 4 Foe: 219" | i878 _ Simpson Crawford Giecial Women’ 8p : ing zy “ae *35 Tm tee ressers. at $24.75, The materials ii ~The materials include“Gabardine, Ci Poplin, Fraseah and Cascadeuse Ci Serges, Granite and Honeycomb Weavers, The Sprit wing ebatics are Mignonette, Tan, Copeahages, lane. Special Offerings ; ; Persian Gorevan Carpets Persian Hall Runners det, Navy, Tigia, Cleary, Mistarin, Blamoati also Cheeks sad Bach. Reomparnon with ete A very fine selection of designs $55.00 ; ee ROE 8 NM A ti bs i $165.00 Usual price $250.00 , Usual price $75.00 ar . ° e ° ° Persian & Kurdistan Rugs " Feraghan & Mosoul Rugs New Silks ae ed Suit Hats Zc onsha sonpliniprey goal wn? od $27.50 ers! ree ed gi0 St learn sohat to echt igs, Se : je 8 \ Jaual price . . ; aus ' ler it is ~ t _ lack tal ie Corded Eponge, in the staple as well as 4 pr roll hat, we hare: es coesect wearing num- interpretation ‘ashion’s A sr Display of Imported Cotton Dress vt Serkan ghEP® ste iceas iffons ‘Fabrics Lot 2—$1.00 Silks ” Firat Floor, selach, ie ee at TBc 9 yard woven and > Mode rire} rices from pein Mor, Than One Thousand Shades For Spring and Summer extra hea lo ti exhibited in glass showcases, aeupt in (Second Floor) a 3 1.75 and $2.00 Silks Sse 0 meblos it particuleriy sy tometch aay! | French Block and White Rating 8 Bom Bo ced : Double width, in.a variety of 2 whieh, che] 25 40- and 4t-inch Silk Canton Crepe. $8-inch ie sud isis, Special, nee yard Re Setanta pacer Rabe: Fy per el all phair wl ale Li i the Fron 0 dig the new French col | 55C — = eve; nc! . efit reset re New Dress Goods March China Sal Seearnes ber om White French Crepe ° ug ky wide, hi 40 inches, wide, our own im ny gio al Priced to Your Advantage Thursday ar Ina Sale Silent gs “ae mer shn age | aps em Cn Serv Lot 1—Values Up to $1.00 || Great Quantities of Dinnerware, Usually $1.00 and $1.25 per yard Hand Fossh canons co poeta ie ae wale Yards at 49c a yard Clapeonrs, Lamps and Domes Dress Goods Ingplain colors stripes nd check, | stineh Btiptrd caus at the Rate of 60-inch Double Wi re Colored Storm Ser; Seinch Black and White skloneyeom Bultings b4-inch Blue’ and Green M Checks 88-inch All-Wool Tango Chopea Lot 2—Values Up to 50c and 59c 1,500 Yards at. 38c a yard All-Wool Serge and Plaids, exceptionally good quality all ype! serge, (Second Floor) gored Dress Serge, nr Fe Anextensive line of Spring shades, alsu ivory, ras a black and navy blue, Usually $1.45 per yard) . Imported Wool Challies In @ great variety of dainty color combinations, $40,000 Worth fa Love thas $25,000 WM. GUERIN LIMOGES CHINA Dinner Set 112 Pieces—Value $45 Persona; Sereice Bureau Such segvices as guiding customers through the store, assisting, when desired, in the purchase of goods, partic ularly @ trousseau, mourning apparel, travelling requis- ' 78¢ * 58¢ et ites, articles for the home or ral needs for use in in agen Melo k, brown and wine; the plaids are blue and green, brown an: Colored Dress Linen eu, Pir ss edceos wibect ouatgs by tea languages— Lot 3—Values Up to'$1.50 ie 86 laches swide,, made in Ireland, in a com-} 25¢ var be em riinest + lasek +79 og P 4,500 Yards at 69¢ a yard plete range of colors, Special, per Peel vice and Gulde Bureau. Wf ) All-Woot Black Shadow Stripe Prunella "y v. ‘ 100 Pieces, Value $12.95 Black All-Wool C; ecastane, Sale $ Colored Alb Weel Gabardine Twills and Cords Price, 8. 95 ; ¥ Novelty Serges, Prunellas and Shepherd Checks. bs lo of good, dural Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 89th Street Aiea Cee oe See Set tnd Be = Se aaron’ re HH] weet Sth, Serie Anations e Lot 4—Value Up to $1.85 Cereal Sets eat deagn. ll pice treated in gol - 750 Yards at $1.18 98 Sete, 13 pieces, at 38 te] Suan andthe other neal white lof ty eo D a Md wien Uhemmahienaly ewoatle sore Presi th that ii Beted for good ser- repr 1s, 15 piece: : ioral Ay) set complete