The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1915, Page 5

CAREY TELLS HOW Contort the teventer of wire ampere tree © hee Be pre ne Mont there by hater we ember tor gene «8 mane money by ‘he eame Carey oprah ® ~ * she writes Readily Fed Into Vray Laid in New York LOST ALL HIS SAVINGS Man Placed on Trial tor bn dames Ca bashoreme No. 989 Willow Avenue, Hoboken, wh hae been i (his country only 4 few ve peeins trem County Catan treuan 1a dury before Judwe Mule | Quen is General Sessions to-day, how be Dia y Worle f Jace b Martin indy W to part with 6 600. Martin son Nudes | | Mulqueen, charged with rand lur weeny Wink Carey's money. Ine | dicted w un ave John i and John Miller. Bronson, it ea TUTTUTATUTALLUUAL ULC LSLUADLAAMLLL Wh KN “You Never Pay More at Best's” ALANA GT HS $2500 Poor Hoboken Longsiorenian | gineering the Cleve W. 125th St, Batwoon 7th & Sth Ave, Prof. CHAS, MUNTER INVENTOR OF unco Gane Send for Illustrated Booklet. CORSETS WILL LECTURE ON FASHION, HEALTH AND DEMONSTRATE HIS FAMOUS SELF-LACING NULIFE CORSETS ON LIVING MODELS | ic i HIN) UHL | SO od ike house in. he said wa bilts, T newer saw fo ux Todid t hettin’ money, & Martin, ie wrote $15,000 and with 1 refused to give him they found BEAUTY, AND have your at 600, and 00 I'l Rive you § pol that Twas, I from the bank and He then took While named Miller, Beastie Monday, Diarch 2h, showing badge T PIM. and Continuing for stiver, and. pla Entire Week. under arrest, it wines.” Best & Co, Fifth Avenue at Thirty-fifth Street For the growing manly boy, Best's is just as distinctive a place to buy as it is for you or your daughters. The same special know- ledge and broad experience are applied to selecting merchan- dise for boys and young men as in all the other depart- ments of our organization. For Saturday A Special Sale of re talking, two othe and the V much money in Mon were], Why Ande t wy for Lai fy Phi the bi he the out whether hte checks were good or not, and then he con fided to me the Ho wayne w 1 ar may me to the Ansonia Hotel and introduced me to a man three of ua en came up they were the Martin I was glad to t quick when they told me to. That's how they got me money, Your Honor, and T haven't seen a penny of ill Young Men’s Spring Suits Will consist of recent umodels selected from the regular stock and marked for Friday and Saturday only at the very special price of 12.00 The Regular Price of Which Is 15.00 Of fancy mixture cheviots, in sizes 34 to 39 chest measure. Boys’ Norfolk Suits For Friday and Saturday Only. 7.715 The Price of Which Is 9.75 in the Regular Stock Of fancy mixture cheviots in 7 to 17 year sizes; s two pairs of knickerbockers. Young Men’s Silk Scarfs Are being offered at the special price of 55c Being Decidedly Below the Usual Price Consisting of a choice selection of new designs and color nies: large flowing ends reinforced to retain shape, and satin band in back of neck to slip through turn- down collars. myneit nA n that after ad thing to next day Martin took me again and nth Ntreet == |W LEGISLATORS : ONEDUCATION BIL : = ware ond for Reorganization of ty Board Changed, Un aAnown to State Mead Been) From a Ota Correependent of The Evening We yin epared by ment, Wnifying fyetem of (he mt eutally including « heen for New York Cr As tir Binley It provided fi had propare fF Wiponme out Che pre pard of fortyomia members wt | vont mens by the Mayor of ward of ffieen When the meas [appeared in the ewialatur | hor of members lad been F J twenty-three On lemer i» know ledae 1 who introduced | partments in charge want (he larger Humber because it divides up the al- veh an fal. kl, nt laws, does a lool 1 methods in but ant ley wad ne essential feature in 1x of education will have bread wrehensive powers which will 9 | Poses the higheat degree of home rule In educational matters, Care haw been taken to protect all teachers now. An service in rights whioh are theirs under exinting statutes.” —— << —— $25,000 SUIT AGAINST NIXON'S SON IS DROPPED Mystery surrounds the withdrawal to-day in the United States District Court of the $25,000 damage sult brought several months ago by Ed- ward H. Everit of New Haven against Stanhope Wood Nixon, son of Lawis Nixon, result of a beating Everit b ‘s hands on the night and At the request of attorneys for both order of discontinuance and the sult was stricken from the calendar with- out comment from either side. Attorney Kohn, counsel for youn, Nixon, denied there had been a mone tary settlement Stanhope Nixon, then a nior at Yale, was a member of a party of students who witnessed the per- * of Gertrude Hoffman's dane- upe in Now Haven the night of Afterw ere wis a cele- bration which until dawn, engineer for the ngland Telephone Company, was on his way home from New York at 2 A. M., when he encoun- xon and two of his friends. 1 n't a mately, and started followed and at- verit charged. Everit lingered between life and death in a hospital until the following April, Southern | NOME. Al wold striki a, March 26.—A placer nusual richness has been Divide, four miles from | erators have struck dirt bn paring of dirt has already been blocked out | The pay streak is twelve feet deep jand waty fect wide, extending a mile cust and west. By Eleanor Schorer. “Taking Chances,” ciful tale of bravado, certainly live: a | “Sheft” ju. eee |NEW ALASKA GOLD STRIKE. me It ts estimated $150,000 | J @ romantic, fan- Ore iter teen Rereuer the puine ere Ukely te prome atirar veers te come we t wan monde, Lawvein and Large ofier the Gar prete THE BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 2 \(oaditi Oddities in the War News fue! orter hae be rons in Reeteh Pre ponte of Cevewnne t of King Geer tered (hem te ee eerhy ond retiring on heur Gorman ciech » deepeteh sare 7 V.000,000 were during the eumme CALLER BROKE WER RIBS: WUSBAND HELD AFTER WOW SHE ASKS $10,000 WIFE DIES OF POISON =e Open Air to Bvenpohere™ . “4 ie war Bissheth, M. bo) " “ v . an ‘ oe . * - tive. | HEN you . move this an ‘ ' my Spring get near ‘bus line, sabe laren ond o @ the| sense ; « The nicest people sitesnien — . hoses . nine. OH c* in town will be | watiew tn the mud. vet digg: i" even | 88 your neighbors. | mud i@ looked on ae # foot The @ P = " - rs | _ CLOSING QUOTATIONS. =f" ma ' Wall SHEE, . ce cere iNUE ire : ane . “"""" Coach A angen * .: an - Woman Whe shut Herseit sarewmbe| sted ° ‘ ’ 8 bag Fg wv a as Jira go te oie shat si Sunday World Wants ne ui t S448 tev the Work Monday Wonders, Prices eased off from t teures tn} i. ° 4 second hour New Haven sold at bs {hs i 1 e *) up 2 potnts Mrokers armued (hat after an un advance for past six day averaging Vito 4 pownte in the ve fe at | broken ind loading « trial tou be better for th Petroleum 0) (uve that| Be yayable April 21 to stock of arch 81. Fittaburgh Coal Co-—duarterly divi dend of 1 1-4 per cent. on pr ‘ payable Apri 26 American 8 For year 1914 Stocks have had an advance for stx days amounting 20 wctive railro pointe in 12 Indu Now gain of | earning Federal Judge Mayer signed aa eHigage WARRETOO corn| | a! H fy: Southern 1 AX, and A fow ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. Tonopuh Mining Co terly dividend of 26 35 7 47-100 per tn yest, when $ | Thurmday's Closed % to % of @ N. ¥. COTTON MARKET, jow on outside buying, wut des lust hour, arket closed heavy Kenerally, 17 points off. ing through. Some lens delicate actor could have plunged the whole piecs into a veritable muddle It 1s the clever grace of Mv, up to its title by skating so recklessly | ‘Tellegen ihat keeps this play skim- on such thin ice, seomingly careleas ming. and undoubtedly heedless of ite break- de and indus tion would Callfornia ke of ralir 1 ofS pe dnctine jater. | Regular conte per sh: pver three points bi dvanced to 59 reperta of incr with last ven and Stop loss orders best support from * sharply te — > a fow points f winter Mins Ivy cipal part deau, of whom ithe trath Lou Tellegen's popularity with the wildered husband will, Lou- Troutman plays the prin if Mine. ion will never know 1» hee 5 James McCreery & Co. 34th Street 5th Avenue Advance Announcement 3 ANNUAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Fi Will commence Monda®, March 29th, but the privilege is extended to make selections tomorrow, Saturday. lertere | Purchases will appear on bill rendered May the Ist. Aaa 4 “McCREERY MASTER-MADE” FURNITURE at «| Solid Mahogany Chair or Rocker, as illus- Solid Mahogany Muffin Stand, as illus trated, trated, 15,00 3.75 Solid Mahogany Tip ‘Table, as illustrated, with handsomely shaped pedestal and clawead ball fect 10.00 We believe these to be the lowest p ever quoted on furniture of the same high.quality, Special Values—ORIENTAL RUGS Beluchistan Rugs,—silky and lustrous,.12.75 formerly 14,00 and 20.00 A special lot of Genuine Chinese Rugs: Size 8x10 ft... formerly 225.00, 165.00 Size Ox12 ft...... formerly 250.00, 185.00 324 Mosul Rugs,—various colors and de- signs. 19.50, 22.50 and 28,60 HOUSEHOLD & DECORATIVE LINENS Hemstitched Damask ‘Teacloths. . each 1,25, 1.75 to 6,00 Hemstitched Damask ‘Tea Napkins... .. doz, 2.50, 4.85 to 6, 75 Scalloped Satin Damask Tablecloths. . each 4.00 to 8.90 1,600 Oriental Rugs in a large range of 5.00 to 900.00 sizes. Pure Linen Pillow Cases,—hand-embroid- ered, pair 1.65 Pure Linen ‘Tea Napkins,—hand-embroid- ered corner, dos. 2.50 Cluny and Filet Lace Trimmed Center pieces, Teacloths and Scarfs, to close out a ‘4 to 14 regular prices. ELECTRIC _LAMPS—Considerably Reduced Floor Lamps of Solid Mahogany, or finished in Burnished Gold, French Gray, Antique Ivory or White Enamel; straight or flat Empire shade. formerly 20.00, 12.50 Solid Mahogany Boudoir Lamps with Jap- 2.50 anese silk-lined shade, formerly 5.00 | Special Introductory Prices SANITARY GLASS PERCOLATORS Quick Clean Economical This Percolator is made of fireproof glass, percolators, Makes coffee in two minutes It uses less coffee with better results than-metal Parts may be purchased separately. Complete, @-cup s-cup , feeup UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT—6th Floor Comfortable Armehair, as illustrated, upholstered in Imported Velour, Tapestry or Damask, Special 16.50 formerly 25.00 to 30,00 A large variety of Pillows covered with Sunfast Fahrics..:.....c00s \ each 1,95 and 2.45, regularly 3.25 and 8.78 e el