The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1914, Page 4

. > wah 8 J WAP Gs; © * bye Bee ey Tet “RE EVENING WORLD, | TUESDAY, MAY Y2, Y91t~ 0m, ae i ’ Byrnes resented what he called “In- or Athout by M , at binustiona’ in the queries aa to legla ee i Tracteed cnet. cemscet| PRESIDENT TO ATTEND | SEVENTEEN HORSES BURN. |frcrincer of°the tutu sireet station, | Bathe eee Ae ih iP lative work. He aloo eaid many | Folk. WALL ‘STREET PAGEANT tae 1 Trea ts aane Wan ene, Gee raced | nett # Bee George f. Felter: ieee bad: bees cont 1s OMRee QNAE-| | °No!" replied Mr. Gyrmes, “at Bo in reaching only two, Bi Rernlemes Davta is ithe feat, five Inches ras | i tall, hair Mr. Folk submitted a voucher for | serene yo oiNtte ve iktorea, Cher Bet ae on anh | Historie Documents Are to Be{@eath and two others so injured they 90 in favor of Sylvester Baxter | Historic probably will have to be destroyed In a “for 16,000 prayers.” Sealed Up for a Hun. fire that awept through the one-story “Prayers,” mused Mr. Folk, “What > frame building, Nos. 142-150 Morgan! ‘The police save | been aaked to help did the New Haven want with 15,000) dred Years. avenue, Brooklyn, at 3A. M. to-day, | in the search for David Fellerman, fits tors, and before being excused made a statement in which he seid that when he took up the New Ifaven work in Boston he adopted a pos!- tive rule to “out out” anything In the way of illegal expenditures in legia- lative matters. ‘This rule, he said, he TWO OF A Seiae, te Herald, brayera?” ‘The building was used as a coopernge| toon years old, @ Atudent at the Stuy- ‘ had strictly adhered to. “It probably needed more than In addition to the elas LE “4 so ‘The task of collecting and sending| that,” smiled Mr. Byrnes. wal ie ot bk parade 2 © sik ‘s ‘ to Washington the mass of vouchers! “This purports to be ‘prayers from | Wl! Street npg sort ager ' Acted With Rear-Ad-|cattea for by the commiaison, it was | tho bis,’ nuggosted Mr. Folk, “Why | (ltlon.” on May 23, the occasion stated to-day, called for the services| were the appeals of the people being | 7° Biven added interest by the pres- iitral in Fight Against Ship ot 00 ctorks in the New Haven's| paid for by the Now Haven ence of President Wilson, according main offices and the papers were) “I don't know about that," Mr, |‘ Information furnished Police Head- a Clause in Bill. brought to Washington from New| Hyrnes replied. “Tho will was paid | Watters this morning when applica- Haven in soven trunks on @ spectal| by the New Ha: People, ware | on for the parade permit was made. Scumay car. praying then, just as they are pray. | Previous to the parade, which starts a SEPRET | IN VOUCHER, | Mr. Byrnes was asked what salary | !nK now, for a rest.” at 190 P. M., there will be an exbl- ver i Solonial doc- sell as assistant | “WhAt do you know about the ac. | item of old prints and Col t, He he was paid A. P uments Now. 91 and 93 Wall st attorney tn the yston office. tivities of Innis and Turtle?” The pi will Est through iH pod y-) “Innis and Turtle received any-| street co to Pearl street and 34th St t 5th When [ went to Boston he re ny: ieee Bee * . Broad atreet to Fraunces Ta _Bymes Tells More of How cern cue heh tater was ralaed | W0re froin $12,000 to $15,000 for work | #Foad atreat to Frnunces Tavern. | ree Avenue Was Handed A id. to $6,000 or $7,000, aw T remember.” | ‘Hey did among various associations | monies, following « visit to the ot / Cash ‘as Han TOU |e i he do any confidential work?” |°f People in Massachusetts and elae-| the old Coffee House, will seal a here.” bronze casket containing the copies ; 4 Mr. Hyrnes anid Russell did con. | Wi of famous historical letters, the of- UO di} da nd Th j yPought 13,000 Prayers, | Mr. livres sald Rusa ae cone] Were any Memnasd bile presented | Semmens, nintorenl itary, theo nusual Values on Wednesday a ursday + —_—___ | pet al injury claime:. by per iees ghey i @ history of the lower _ ction of Wall \ “L think not. wir work, as I re-| street and sketches of the socleties INGTON, May 12--The New y vouchers showing payments if ii vay of a general character | Participating. ‘This casket will he .|to Mr. Rusaell to cover pernonal ex- given to the New York Historical Bo- Mow Haven and Harder fat ME, ont to cover perontl mone civic todos which had man [Et Sat t"ha aged i FRENCH UNDERWEAR PARASOLS & UMBRELLAS the provision of the Panama|exhibited, and the witness Interro- ene interest in the railroad situa. | 2014. ‘act prohibiting raitroad-owned | ated regarding them. He sald he isrine Wh Heute Welt Vouk . . . . from ‘passing through the canal,|Felled a great deal on Mr, Ragectt, | Solloltor Folk was tilt doubtful this . Nook ek Gowns of sheer Nainsook,—laundered; hand made; hand- Extra Fine Quality Taffeta Silk Parasols, with handsome to testimony at the hearing | had fatth in him and often made pay- Laie bee | ogglltiakbed te Mel- | oorge McLaughlin, Chief Inspector for embroidered; Kimono or set-in sleeve. 2.95 and 3.95 wide ribbon border and insertion; striped and floral designs; into the New Haven’s affairs|menta to him without demanding an) ii aticondts heh cee the State ok oagne| CH tired made H values 3.95 and 5.50 visiods: Golesi) ale Parwnels with enti toe oF th Interstate Commerce Commis- | explanation as to what they were for, opy That something unexpected has Station, at Stapleton, “Dome” and “Bell” shapes. 2.75 and 3.50 Mr, Byrnes was asked what rela-| 4 1, ya the “poorest apol- * cred; hand-embroidered; F. Byrnes, former Vice-| tions Thomas F, Dotan had with Rus- nba cada temporarily otk'n | ory rar dail an . heen i heey ot . ce gees model; launtl ‘sp 1.95 an 12.98 value 3.50 to 5.50 . 4 to examine 3 ‘ormer | New York, and in utterfly yntt for ed 1, of the New Haven, tostified | sell’s office, Uirectorn of the New. Haven Railroad |econfinement-ot_human bene. finished with scalloped edge. . Men’s and Women’s Twilled Silk Umbrellas,—a variety $1,000 paid to Cl W. De] “Dolan at first was employed by| was strongly indicated by events duc. | value 2.50 to 4.25 - ¥ 4 Svuibiaaean “lawyer, by|me. He was @ bright young man| ing today's hearlng. Skirts of fine Nainsook,—Extra Size; laundered; hend- of handles, including Ebonine, Boxwood, English Furze, Rear-Admiral F. T. Bowlee| who came to me and asked for work,| When pointedly asked 1 Meilen ; ace Mission, ete. value 3.00. 2.00 ef Gee Fore River Shipbufding Com-| He was given $25 a week. Vouchers] Haug, #° on the stand Folk de- embroidered; finished with scalloped edge. 3.95 c . ; puny, for services in connection with | were approved for his weekly aalary."| “It in ny plan to go on as I an- | T “HE manwhodrives value 5.00 Special Sale of Oriental Ru : legislation, in reality came| “What did he dot” eT at eee for pleasure caw ee 4 broidered 75c pec jal Sale of Oriental Kugs t oa the New Haven treasury, The] «Weil, ne was an active, keon young| Mrhat pressure was boing brought (Hf keep his car running Chemises of Nainsook,—hand-embroidered......... Lobby Investigating Committee! nan. He want around everywhere. te bear upon the commission to keep smoothly and at low cost | value 1.25 ‘ $225,000.00 had De Knight and Bowles} ii9 was ubiquitous. Ho went up to} Mellen from telling his story at this b . 7 i = i belleved. It decl usin ¥ Nainsook or Batiste; laundered; hand- . . Re eee tm [he emt, bat Sed mouine wo] Uae Miura Seer eae I embroidered, value 1.50 t0 295, 980, 1.28 ond 1.95 Persian, Turkish and India Rugs o wit jative matters, © T@] was anxious to hold up Mellen’s tes- | . . IIe re Ge ‘Bet then brought out. ported to me many things that he|timony until hie examiners could | Se 7 l | sompl k. | Drawers of sheer Nainsook,—laundered; hand-embroid- About 7) Regular Prices % Byrnes, who resumed the stand] heard of interest to the road. ee } ag was shown @ voucher for the] “Id Husell go to tho Legislature] 9. qeaden Deathe tm Astoria. | ered. value 1.75 to 2.95, 1.25, 1.50 and 1.95 ; 5 = 5.75 978 and was questioned by| da! piartin Healy, tittyche Yeats olds was For. Transmissions Draweriy—Butra Glee, of Sine Natnsodly teandered; Small Hamadan or Beluchistan Rugs...... 75 and 9.7: Counsel Folk in regard to it. found dead tn bed from apoplexy this | and Differentials TAWORS "EELS SIRE, NMULSOORS ; regularly 10.50 to 15.00 Gai4 be approved the voucher at} “Didn't Dolan go regularly?” Ie sed hand-made and hand-embroidered. 2.95 and 3.75 ‘ ul B 15.00 wine reduces friction ta a Lustrous Persian Mouso' UGS. sees eevee sere eeeees ADM personal re La bepron| Not 4 the sone that ey nay Md mere'nothing, and ‘gives his values 3.95 and 4.75 feguiarly 21.50 to 32.50 that he jater ean, want to say that while % eee ; oewne Gad aaksd MS MAi-| wan In charge of thelooipany’sl buss pokes pln ere a Corset Covers of fine Nainsook or Lge eee Fine Persian Iran Rugs... regularly 32.50 to 45.00, 25.00 to wetal: insel Mi huset! doll H a i at Ee pansmna Canal legislation, the| Sus paid through me to. Infuenos| mere disedee. hall, Ss iculaaliaaag ies toda T26, 2:00) arm 3:8 Extra Sized India Rugs especially adapted Haven being interested on ac-| legislation improperly. I had instruc. i i Rope Manutac Firm Asaignn, ‘et its Long Island Sound liners.| tions from Mr. Mellen verbally and| The achedules in the asaignment of | for Country Homes, including the following :— | Gowns,—high neck model; laundered; all hand-made; Byrnes was on the stand two/in writing not to spend @ cent this! the Tucker & Carter Rope Company, a broi i Including regular ‘and extra, sises. Size 11 ft. 11 in. x 9 ft. 2 in wale 150.00, 74.00»: and again wes questioned as| way, eR) God, I never ve craters Leroncsipehehg sah 3.95 to 6.50, 2.95 and 4.95 Se Le CR ian & ‘made through hie office| did.” And Mr. Byrnes struck the|fove. cordage, &e., F i i 8.00 perqons for servicer to the| table. ‘Thin statement, he aald, wan Rcckteen and New’ Loedon Nets Gowns, Walking Skirts and Princess Slips.—a variety Size 18 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 1 in -value 150.60, 50.00 Haven, and perticularly as to|in reply to slurs thrown out tn cer- | Carolina, were filed to-day in ‘the Bu- of attractive models, at about one-half former prices. Size 12 ft. 10 in. x 10 ft. lin....... value 145.00, 79.00 ‘The liabilities are $396,714; tain quarters masete, §704,08; actual ansete, “Did Mr. Mellen ever turn over to ! (402, ‘Bee ’ py eed Any pain, ache or ill that Points to kidney disorder is a timely alte a Story” warning, for kidney weakness is getting more dangerous every day. 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