The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1914, Page 11

HUSSEY SUBPOENAS ALL THE POLICEMEN FROM TWO STATIONS, Captain Plans Fight to Keep Job—Trial Put Off Till To-Morrow. — Police Capt. James F. Hussey, who ‘Was convicted last year of conspiring! with Capts. Murtha, ‘Sweeney and ‘Thompson to keep George A. Bipp, a @raft witness, out of the State, and, whowe conviction alone out of the four was reversed by the Appellat Division of the Supreme Court, will! be put on trial before Deputy Police Commissioner Godley to-morrow. He was to have been tried to-day “on obarges of neglect of duty, viola- t#on of the rules and conduct unbe- @oming an officer, but Assistant Cor- poration Counsel Stover could not be Present. Hussey t# going to make the fight of fle life for his job. Francis A. Well- man, who fs defending him, has sub- (poenacd every record an@ all the om- cere of the West One Hundrod and ‘Twenty-fifth and Fast One Hundred and Twenty-sixth streot stations from July 30, 1909, to March 1, 1911, when Hussey was in charge of the district | aa Inspector. | ‘The specific charges against Hus- wey which grew out of the Curran Aldermanio Police Inquiry, are that he asked for and accepted money from James Dougherty and Ashley *®hea, in return permitting a disor- erty resort and a gambling house \to be operated without molestation. | Hussey held a sort of reception in the corridors of Police Headquarters to-day when bis trial was adjourned. He seomed confident he would be ex- | onerated. Hussey was reinstated as a Captain by Commissioner Woods on Nept. 9 and suspended at once on the new charges. He held his badge only two minutes, but this was long enough to let him collect $4,340 back pay. a WEALTHY WNEBROKER -PAEADS WARS RAVAGES ~FARLAGK OF ALON Declares His Salary of $20,000: Has Now Been Cut to $1,500, | A cnnsiderable difference of opinion as to the financial standing of Le Roy M. Taylor, a broker in imported wines and other luxuries, and a member of the Larchmont Yacht, New York Ath- | leotio and others clubs, developed be- fore Justice Jaycox in the Supreme! Court in Brooklyn this afternoon. i ylor’s behalf it was set forth 8 no longer able to pay $4,800 @ year alimony, granted to his first wife, Mrs. Marie J. Taylor, for) the eupport of herself and their daugh- | ter Dorothy, when he was divorced in| 1911, Mr, Taylor then had a drawing acoount of $400 a week and commis- sions. According to his counsel the shutting off of imports by the war has reduced his income to $1,500 a| year, and he was recently obliged to| ‘sell Bis automobile to meet living ex- | penses. “Why, to hear this talk,” sald tho divorced wife's lawye: } think that Mr. Taylor was looking up road to the poor house, | show he has a fine coun- | in luxury @ retinue of servants, from Ja) butler to chauffeur, He did utomobile—but he bought a fine new car in his » He has} . Hels @ an excuse for | spending more money for the comforc and pleasude of the second wife at the expense of the first!" | lustice Jaycox took the papers un-) der advisement. | Here He Is! J Did you miss your llitle doggle? Well, I'm very glad to say qi found him shortly after ‘You state he ran away. * Of course I didn't know from whom The dog had run away Until I read the ‘Lost & Found” ~ Ads. in The World to-day. It's always best to use World “LOST & POUND” Ads, as they get a Circula- tion in New York Cty morning: and Greater than t ie mes, ‘Tribune ADDED a rmrecerrereeewerepeasrerner ry , ere REENHUT’ J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. "THE BIG STORE” ISTO 19 STREET MAIN BUILDIN MAIN BUILDING Triumphant in Every Way! | SPECI ALS Fall Millinery Opening = | wre: :2 | 95¢ Presenting the Selected Modes of Paris Side by Side fA Regularly $1.50; made in with Copies and Modifications from Our Own Work- rooms. wR new model, with low bust andj #! Rares hats from these Paris favorites: medium high back; with hose line Reboux, Suzanne Talbot, Maria Guy, -s { supporters attached. Special M. Lewis, Evelyn Varon, Madeleine, Georgette S Sa » at 95e. anger jas ’ sa i 25, 75. Noplace but Gr ‘ weal neal ‘onal ral poothy at such Tow prices: sig Muu Women’s $2 to $3 Besides an unusually exquisite collection of hats from é our own milliners . Nightgowns, $] at 85, °7.50,810, 8154820 \GI RM (ese ee Which is about half what you would pay for these ‘ UW << or medallions, Most sre quite elabo- elsewhere. Special showing of mourning millinery at $5 ’ Bh al $1 to 1.25 ‘MAIN BUILDING to $20. e New Fall Fashions for Women & Misses Shown on Living Models Petticoats From 10 to 12 Noon. From 2 to@ P. M. Showing the very latest and best of the fall and winter styles, posed on pretty models, so 6 Cc that Sraiera ree id ney be seen to ue best eet There is so much that is new 8! lovely that no beauty-loving woman will want to miss this display. f colors; ex- Theodore Bendix String Orchestra will play during the promenade: ¥ Pe teva Bu Net es trom; "every Sales of Women’s & Misses’ | "=". . Suits at $14.75 \Re Women's Han Coats & Blouses, Too, Underpriced h (The Suits at $14.75 were $19.50) silk and Wool Colored Dress »O8e We've reduced them as a special anniversary attraction. | 40 inches; usually $1.10; a, QQ, They are quite unusual even at $19.50—with their long coats and ‘F their odd, new touches. Some are bloused a bit, and belted; some are bound with braid, some have clever variations of the tunic; many have yoke or plain skirts, with a few pleats let in for fulness. Cheviots, serges, gabardines, granite weaves, and the always- 1d wool poplin are used, in navy blue, black, brown, Russian ‘ hen or the new Belgian blue. From a 14 Miss’s to a 44-bust White Goods bares abahe 9 and Domestics Other Suits at $16.50, $24.50, $29.50, up to $189 , | .. ug Yarde of lain and Fancy ¢ yhite Goodsa—Some ai More Splendid Dresses at %5..: ss Thon Vi Prics. Serge or serge gnd messaline combined, with the’ Godet'| Formerly 18 aad bald Loa 1574 tunics and narrow udderskirts, Basque or “Moyen Age” styles, ‘a Yard. od‘ Muslin—— superior or bloused models. Usually $7.50. Women's and misses’ sizes, quality; yard wide; soft fin- 5 Dresses in Other Materials $12.75 to $97.50 ished and bleac ieses c 0c Hemmed Huck Towele—T) Women’s Coats at %5.95 omsring for Tomorrow Oniy. ¢ cba Black nice siothy ait ae and cuffs embroidered in "aah ines EL ay Fie fovee: . good, = ith red bot H Other Coats & Wraps Ale $12.75 up to $125 $14.75 98¢ and $1.25 Henge’ ae j, age ol yar Remnants of Crash Towellings—for- merly 12}¢c to 17: ard; per 9 Special Luncheon In Our Pure Food Restaurant, For 83.98 in the Blouse Salons you may choose— The pictured silk shadow lace blouse, with its net vest and collar embroidered in dainty wreaths. Basque waists in messaline, blue, black, green, tete de negre. “Pussy willow” taffeta blouses, crepes de chine in : ; Roast Long Island Duck ) several styles; dainty chiffon models. Apple Sauce 50 Mourning blouses as well. Cole ee \ c At $1.50 and $2.75 are other messaline and chiffon Elevators from all floors, waists. Usually $2 and $3.50. Street Entrance from 18th St. MAIN BUILDING What Do You Think of Our Pure Food Show? If you have someito Greenhut s aus the per ays, you murat admit that NOWHERE IN NEW YORK CAN BETTER AND BIGGER ECONO EFFECTED in everything for your table. We mention a few specials here. There are hundreds of others. Likewise FREE DEMONSTRATIONS OF LEADING FOODS. Come in person, by all means. If you can’t, send us your order by mail, or Phone Chelsea 4000, Coffee Sweet New Peas Fresh Cereals Delicious Teas Soap Smoked Meats Im e te y it Ord f PROCTER & GAMBLE'S SAR-CU! 4 ported W All Reliable GENCINE Moe wh sw Ee anata pas i ass “ae ‘ t eee special w prices ied koma rire Siramscites. 214€11! and Domestic ines, Etc. Brands Priced Low EARLY ed BO" PEAS— Sans OB: 3 cana DOC T MARROWFAT $2.85; § Ni a Powder wil se of 10 bare THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1914. Where in New York Can You Get Bigger Bargains? BETTER THA dainty figured material, in a|be had for filled books of aa Stamps in our Premium Fees only one set of any one date good in any one book. Only 100 Com Astonishing Sale of you may start as many books bh you pleabe, sd Soap B BINS ELECTRIC pe We put the proposition up to YOU—for in these “economy days” you are shopping around ke all careful people. , In very truth, you can answer “NOWHERE!” And that's an absolute fact. You can Ky the eneeh and breadth of this city and find #e QUITE IMPOSSIBLE TO DO AT “T BIG STORE.” We have your Fall and Winter needs in mind every minute of the day. We have done so months. And now, with the opening of the Fall season us, WE'RE READY—-READY WIT THE GREATEST AND BEST STOCKS OF MODERATE PRICED MERCHANDISE IT POSSIBLE TO SECURE—READY, ABLE AND WILLING TO BE OF SERVICE TO YOU AND TO SAVE YOU MONEY. 2nd Week of Otr Anniversary Sales Began Yesterday With Renewed Activity Additional to the Astonishing Bargains in All Departments, We Give: g-a¢ Green Trading Stamps with Purchases Two 2a Green Stamps with Every 10c Purchase in the Forenoon One gat Green Stamp with Every 10c Purchase in the Afternoon This helps you to realize additional economies on your pareneeee, See the wonderful PREMIUMS that can lor (Fourth Ploor), ANNEX BUILDING. If you are not ready a collector of ave Green Stamps, why not begin Ni Usual Complimentary a9¢ Green Stamps Free, Tomorrow Distribution in Our Main Building As many sets of there 2v¢ Green Stamps as are reasonably be ed Lf ed Lite ig will be syen, fe lmentery tamps good in any one book, ‘MAIN BUILDI $1.25 For These Silk -— NE Plush Hats & a, Is a Ridiculously Low Price Anv number of splendid shapes, in- , “ cluding the popular soft-crowned sailor, are to be found. And-the colors—that ; new “Sphinx” which is darker than Ms ay, blues, brown—and black of course. " Erect silk pile plush—and very lustrous. Silk Plush Hats at 95 Mostly with polished tops to the crowns—black and colors. Only our immens hasin hats to sell at so little. Relves, poner core per utee Sales of Home Furnishings - ANNEX BUILDING bir ieeteedeadbensnay | (| $19 Brass Bedsteads— $17.50 Mixed tresses—al 12 Jumbo Felt M MAIN BUILDING MAIN BUILDING-———, : eornt-ingh borders, or Manufacturers’ Samples of Women’s $3 & $3.50 bard Gray Drawing Embroideries at 2c, 3e, 5e& Teach So useful for collars, vestees andthe dainty touches all gowns need; Swiss, voile, crepe and nainsook embroid- eries, in 27 to 40 inch flounc- ings, corset coverings, all- €\ Shoes| #7) © \ In This Sale at 3.35 $ 450 3.2510, e $4.25 Serim and Marqui- y sette Keck par 2 rege A overs ahd bands—samples of The Styles 35 Colored 25c to $2 a yard git bo ‘Art Olik’ Poriierea ic to $2 a yard goods, 4 29¢ and 49¢ a yard for remnants choen NT LEATHER 2 Urnoe. cwrat, a pair. iS of 49¢ to $1.25 flouncings and PATENT LEATHER BUTTON; | $24.60 Royal Wilton R over embroideries; 27 to 45 inc! KID TOP, PLAIN OR TIPPED —size Oxt2 tt, uitable lengths for wai TOES; GUN-METAL AND TAN | | $26.50 Seamic d even dress patterns. RUSSIA CALF BUTTON, WITH Rage ai Manvfacturers’ samples of chif- | | KID TOPS; TAN RUSSIA CALF | | $24.60 Seamless fons, Hy 75c to $1, each, 49¢, BLUCHFRS; GREY AND Rugs—size 9x12 ft. M cturers’ samples of lace Loni SUEDE, BUTTON $22.61 fo cings ond allovers, all very _ Ruge—size 9x12 tr.; at $17.50 fine All of these shoes are guaranteed ain Dinner petfect; all have Goodyear welted bala peer in-stock $8.95 soles. $ Porcelain Dinner Sets All sizes and widthe in each —100 pieces; open-stock... $15 style. Sale tomorrow, $35 Fine Austrian China Din- —S— MAIN BUILDING —— A Beautiful Pattern, Now Discontinued, of ann Guaranteed Silver-Plated Ware}| Ping Aluminum Ware Extraordinarily Low Prices Tomorrow pest : ped sauce, pan; 2-pt. se $2.85 Set, at $1.89 cath size he isid 3 ae s 9}4-in, deep pie’ pl rice boiler; 6-cup percolating pot with glass top; 4-pint pudding n, Rich, high-class silver-plated ware, in bright finish; = “pint pudding ware that will last for years. It is of the famous : c ate; 8'-in. “INDEPENDENCE A-{ X” quality. tying oe at The selling prices ate HALF AND EVEN LESS \THAN | | sauce pan with cover; doubie turn- HALF regular quotations. Sale Tomorrow. La ian a 16¢ 1 Tea, 6 o'Clock Coffe 1.75 uminum jatee—at... ‘ Seetie 34 pee hale a me 45c ' ee Seen h 75e ee: Lt era Pan—2-pint 22c $1.90 Dessert Spoons or Forks 98e Berry Spoons Te ee —}5 dozen........ » 90€ | 756 Cold Meat Forks | Choice ar ‘ capacity; $1.75 Table Spoons, Soup 6 MT Porker Seslocene ro" O00 | tee rare ladies | BB0. | | Pring Fon —406 inchens ot $88 $1.25 Tea Pot—2-pint: at. ee doren RM $2.95 | 39 Pickle Forks Chotee a | | or ~eccup capacity: at $1.85 $1.50 Oyster Fork 39¢ Sugar Shella — 6 iat Goren TOM '4 75 e | 39¢ Butter Knives 15¢ Curtain Biretchers—0u12 * aBe MAIN BUILDING ‘aphthe he pur old WESTPHALIA: uM BEANS S140 i ; box, 100 bare, 84.75 BACON 97 Ferrand’s 3-Star 1M, 5 * 2 (5; PACORNMEAL. .BBe or. 70 _ 25¢ — HAZEL BORAX SOAP or MPORTED PARD 30c Harel Rest Pamily DATES—2 Ibs....-.. y bem’ $2.64; TeL 2 MELTIN 1 bare SUGAR PEAS— li : New Tomatoes GREEN LIMA SUCCOTASH— Foun suet! 15¢ “135 10¢] dai” oetl'si'08° rome | |S iwi d ( well-known 4 AN fe 108 bot Nae . oH wth Bese ranuleted; |] ot 25¢ | OFA 13; 10¢ tter’a “ TL * : “The ¥ » FOUNTAIN QUALITY US—Fountain 100 Ibe, it JERSEY WHOLE fous: toa Sold at this special price only with grocery orders. on oe ae ||] ekowenwoicen |||] Bem aS % § i Ror ce SHOULDE! y : Nlorwitaey «9.88.85 BB: soe ee Calliornia Wines — | Hochhetmer ... 7.6: ‘e RT, SHERRY, Tene irre $1.22; 2 French Clarete— Pelletier Fils & Cle.