The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1914, Page 17

“ THR EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1914. ee gg ee the it Ad Ser of, five eet Firemen Save Man From Suicide. Acting Battalion Chief McGowan and several men of Truck No. 17 in Attor- HILLOCK CHAS. 00D HOME. fis Yeung Man “gnet at Marneat Club Dance Not a Gang Member. Yetta Altman at No. 94 Attorney street for John yee he Ee ney street ran into the apartment of |! GLYNN GOES BACK, STILL SILENT ON oe | acon ee ened eat ph ae rs. Altman, Wives and din” took Ginaber Sonive a ba ro. all attend their He ital, and Cy a estat e quick work . fae attendant at St. Ber-|{n saving Ginsberga infer. He was Tande [°c iin Pourteenth street, He | spr f “with attempted sul:| Sees No Polticians While in eighteen years old and has worked a Sane char BROOKLYN _ OPPENHEIM, GLUNS & G Fulton and Bridge Sts., Brooklyn fill Close Out Wednesda Women’s Suits, Coats and Dresses at'Unprecedented Prices 125 Women’s and Misses’ Suits $35 French ser, 10.00 long tunic skirts $35 Shepherd checks—distinctive model $30 High grade poplins and Gabardines $30 Novelty fabries—fancy tailored 85 Women’s Street and Silk Coats $25 Dressy moire and faille coats 10.00 $22.50 Short coats of chiffon taffeta $20 Fine serge coate—silk lined $20 Balmacaans of imported tweeds 140 Women’s Silk Dresses $25 Silk crepe dresses $22.50 Dainty Dancing Frocks $22.50 Taffeta Afternoon Dresses $20 Striped Silk Dresses No Approvalt No C. O. D. BANKING AND FINANCIAL. | BANKING AND FINANCIAL. | BANKING AND FINANCIAL, eee eee | ONeeeeeee TO HOLDERS OF NOTES OF THE BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD: The holders of a very large majority of the $27,000,000 notes due June 1914, have agseed to one or the other of the alternative propositions for extension contained in the Com- pany’s circular of May 15, 1914, and the Company’s offer has been so universally approved that IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO EXTEND UNTIL THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1014, THE TIME WITHIN WHICH NOTEHOLDERS MAY DEPOSIT WITH THE OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY, 17 COURT STREET, BOSTON, their assents either to extend their notes for nine months, with interest discounted at 6 per cent. per annum, or to extend 60 per cent. thereof on the terms just mentioned, and re- ceive im exchange for the remaining 40 per cent., at 100 and accrued interest, Five-Year 5 per cent. Notes of the Maine Railways Companies, due April 1, 1919. Attention is called to the statements in the Company's circular of May 15, 1914, that it is necessary that substantially all Boston and Maine Notes now cuatenaing, amounting to $27,- 000,000, must be extended or exchanged for new notes. Only the assent of the Noteholders will save the Company from a Receivership, By order of the Finance Committee of the Board of Directors. MORRIS McDONALD, President; 2 Boston, ‘Mass., May 25, 1914, DENTISTRY. \ 3S MAIDEN LANE. PHONE 2463 JOHN }] |the Bridge on H{man Willtam F. i};at the Vanderbilt Hotel, where the SUICIDE FOR GIRL’S DEATH | Barr, leaving a note declaring that "| his slaying of his sweetheart, Flor- This City, and Refuses to Discuss Plans, | Gov. and Mrs. Martin Glypn returned to Albany this afternoon after a attictiy social visit to New York. The Governor mét none of the local poll- ticlans except John H. McCooey of Brooklyn, who wants Mr. Glynn to |epeak at a Flag, celebration over |. National Chair- leComba, who lives Governor stopped while in New York, éxpected! to eall; but the Governor's hasty return prevented the meeting. Mr, Glynn declined to comment fur- ther on his appointment of Robert C. Wood to the Publle Service Commis- sion. He was nct willing to give out the names of Mr. Wood's sponsors and contented himself with merely stating the new Commissioner had been highly recommended by individuals whose judgment he accepted. “I cannot say that anything of polit- {eal importance has developed in con- nection with my visit here,” said the Governor at the station. “I'm hur- rying back to work.” The Governor was asked if: he had decided definitely as to his candidacy for the Governorship. He met the question with a emile, but did not | choose to make his intention known. But while Mr. Glynn was non- | committal on the eubject, friends whom he met yesterday were con- vinced to-day that he is eager to | submit his record as New York's business Governor to the voters this | fall. In this desire it is said he te not influenced in the slightest by the | prospect of a coalition of the Repub- lican and Progressive forces. | there are three tickets in the feld | his friends are sure of his re-election, his chances may be somewhat dimin- jahed, but by no means made hope- less. |. From confidential sources it was) learned to-day that Charles F. Murphy has expressed himself as not favorable | \to Mr. Glynn's nomination. Since the Sulzer impeachment “The Chief" has let himself believe that no hope of} success for the Democratic party at the fall elections is in view. ‘This con- viction, his intimates say, has been the {compelling reason why he has not |made any’ move to eliminate himself | as the lone boss of the party. One thing that Murphy has viewed with favorable eyes is the candidacy of William Church Osborn, Chairman of the Demooratic State Committes, for the United States Senate. Mr. Osborn is a candidate. and placed } himself on record early. Thee Osborn-Glynn combination finds support in Democratic circles where the qualifications of candi- dates are sounded out before much is said either way. Glynn's achieve- ments, including the Working Men's Compensation Act, the Masachusetts Primary law and particularly his economic administration of the State's budiness are said by men who have seen him in New York to con- vince Mr. Glynn that he has won a nomination on his merits, |REMORSE DROVE HIM TO Took Poison Twice and Failed, Then Jumped Into Quarry and Finally Before Train. LISLE, Ul, May 26.—Reginald A. enoe Bentley at Downers Grove, three miles from here, last Saturday night was accidental, jumped beneath a moving train here early to-day and was killed. It was hin fourth attempt at eul- cide. In the note he said that he took a drug twice, in an effort to die beside the body of his sweetheart, bat both times failed. In desperation he next jumped into @ quarry pit but fell into a pool of water and “I couldn't sink” said the note. The clothing on his body was atill wet when taken from the tracks. The note said that M Rentley was killed when he tried t kise her, She screamed and he placed his hand ever her mouth. . In the ensuing struggle they tripped and fell, He believed her neck was broken; any- way she was dead, In an agony of remorse and fear he eat beside her for some time seeking to find a spark of life, Finally he gave up hope and went to Aurora, where he purchased poison. He re- turned and lying beside the girl's body, swallowed it. After awhile he woke up. Again note, and again returned with poison, This attempt also was a failure. 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(Spee PLAINFIELD, MacMan It) | If two tickets come before the people | he made the trip to Aurora, says the|~ Decoration Day Sale Dainty Waists Organdies and Voiles, New High Roll Collars, $3.00 and $4.00 values ot 97 waist styles, trimmed bgp embroidered Organdies and Mexican and Venetian laces; many with organdie collars; simple and elaborate effects; long or short sleeves, A waist value unparalleled. pave wader Day Dresses Novelty Crepes and Voiles $i Vaton $9. 5 Distinctive models in ultra fashion- able effects, exquisitely woven voiles and Summer crepes; light, dainty and serviceable; newest colors and patterns; all entrancingly pretty with their graceful new Russian tunic skirte, White Wash Skirts Long Tunic Effects $7.97 $3 to $5 $b.97 Values We have baiparn ip a sale of several very good models in the new wash skirts for p amee outings and Decoration Day wear—an immense purchase having recently been made resulting in most decided reductions in cost. These will be placed on sale to-morrow, the most stylish of their kind, in two special lots. ‘On Sale at Both Brooklyn Store | | | TE AT. AUCTION. | REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, | REAL E! Re——ooOoOo SAVINGS BANKS pay you 3/4 or | 4% Interest for the use of your money SAVINGS BANKS lend your money | to Real Estate Owners who make on it 10 to 20% a year b Why don t YOU invest your own money in Bronx Real Estate and make 10 to 20% per annum? See How the Bronx Is Growing! Population, 1910—430,980 Population today 640,000 Population in 1920 will be 1,000,000 Population increasing every year 12% Statistics show value of Real Estate in Bronx is ‘ increasing 12% to 20% every year. Go to the Auction Sale of the Pearsall Property 420 LOTS ON PELHAM PARKWAY Williamabridge Road and Adjacent Streets, Bronx Which Positively Must Be Sold Without Protection Make 10% to 20% on your own money DECORATION DAY, NEXT SATURDAY Commencing at 10 A. M. and continuing until every lot is sold Only 30% cash required. Balance on ‘Mortgage for 5 Years, | Titles guaranteed by | Title Guarantee & Trust Co, TO REACH THE PROPERTY Send for Maps to | J. CLARENCE DAVIES, || 149th St. and 3d Ave. | JOSEPH P. DAY, 31 Nassau St. | Agents and Auctioneers, train to Tremont ieee Morne Park STEAMBOATS. age demas ( Schedulefor TUESDAY, MAY 26TH STEAMBOATS. Rr 1VER INE: OTH ST 9. 1.00.8. 041, ty AM WY 1 had a hearing before Judge W. G. De- meza in thi sult of his arrest on May 19 on the charge of ff ,auapected burglar which was booked as disorderly, con- duct, This charne was dlemisce Judge Pemass ald he risoner hi LW iy In that pa abana wrattery about Bt to give Patroim his mame or any information mae when arrested 5 igcmanus wae in court with an, his counsel. Throu - eee Ra Asc aay its Worid “Wante” Work Wonders, World Wants Work Wonders, NO ee Mty Court to-day aaa re- |i. ne | Deep Sea Fishing Str. hat Wty ot Thaletretton Dally Niven Pier 4,8. R. ‘Abe OCEAN “Taurus” | No Time Here. for Answitbdla 5 All Cue Energy ts on Buying ond Selling: Dependents Senernnatin AT PRICES TO MAKE NEW CUSTOMERS ‘ ——__________ LAST DAY OF SALE of SUMMER HOSIERY i FOR MEN, WOMEN ‘AND CHILDREN Wonten’s Lists Hose— Chitéren's White Cotton Heoe} 98 iale tlah-—ail sises. mince, tangimnitec double ‘sole, vd 28 ana] POS —— at naa ane mrhtenaouble Women's Sik Bo Beet Hes fomen's Pure piney Hoo } ail, seat Aces edie, Heat ai Wieck wovally Ait, eee... } 388 Men's ™ L secsored hn Dayne Welt Mie. Pudteae dM ret ey ‘Value fend Cal Bete or } 216] Men’s Black Silk Heso— aseecopesstevagase Bacwrared > cen Fast Slack cotton—pure Reavy rib-heavy and tightwe Special Offering of Women’s Black LISLE HOSE— Six thread heel and toe—worth .29............. —_———— Women’s Untrimmed Hate—| Our Annual JUNE’ sd st ervey ean NEXT MONDAY, JUNE 3 Minow tiaTs 1.88 cea BB] Teer Ovventuntey oo ‘WR TRIM FRED OF ANY CHARGE. 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Wi te BAB ean Leather Bage—irather. lined r reed corhers— | strong, wel values to Matting sult tnch—short strap Araperand a o 9 it) round Palntor WR... $08 ——___—_—_———* THOUSANDS of DOLLARS’ worth of BOYS’ and CHILDREN'S SUITS just REDUCED Too late for particulars: »':,, You know what HEARN reductions mean—COME! Price tickets tell the story—-Ask for“‘Red Ticket” lots $s iV ap et. Yard Wide Ser We st White Voiles—38-inch MORNING SPECIALS—Temerrow, Wednesday, Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders ges ‘Worsted warp—brown, warnet, navy and black. DRES® GOODS—-MAIN FLOOR, | full out at hf i] st adie he Whit uality-—transparent mesh—for et: Mahlon’ Whi Mire woebe MAIN FLOOR, | Bianop—hiah ; ace Tisue -Aeinch...... 19) Ss, Sb hand Black, tan, helio, blue and ‘other stripes—sheer, but firm—for Summer | 49 of, Women's Greener Btralane or knleler WASH DREAS FABRICS —DASEMENT, 19 ct. Bleached 186 | | a fistin “NDRMWBA®—amoOwD 49 et. eax Bulb's’ Sheetings ily yards wide— soft finish — no dressing Vest BASEMENT. Le d—plain ino emb'd |, Woman’ 0 Long 5th Glows... s lack or white—-Ié-buttom lei | —double finger tips ane GLOVES—MAIN PLOOR, 19 ct. Seoreucher Pettic Clear blue, stripes: VRPTION ATS ena ler rt) ea! nei “* 00 1,20) we Light eu teed buat — ex- tremely long bips, sll«htly taper- Lae + aS trim—sises 18 to | th SRCOND FLOOR, cua Sa ness Clook Signe Denote emit oo Specials. Leek fer the Cleeks! Leak fee the Ceotan Pe