The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1916, Page 5

s) EXPLOSION IN LABORATORY. Furnace Blows 0 Che: Materials on Bast Side. An explosion in the electrical testing laboratories, on the ground floor of the four-story brick building, at East End Avenue and East Hightieth Street, early this morning shattered windows in the neighborhood and brought resi- dents to the windows of their homes in alarm. Fire followed tho explosion, causing amall damage. Tho blaze was extin- guished before fire apparatus arrived. The explosion was caused by a defec- tive electrical furnace, It is said the half dozen chemists in the laboratory Test were making tests for a product to be| used in the European wa BACKING DOWN TO MEET THE ISSUE Excesses that Mean Punishment Swift and Certain. Laws can be broken with impunity and offenders escape punishment for! awhile, but the day comes sooner or} later when the consequences must be faced. This refers particularly to Nature's Laws. They must be obeyed. Bodily discomfort, loss of sleep, appetite and mental capacity follow in the wake of transgression, and unless corrected in time the condition is liable to become chronic. A suggestion of inestimable value is the taking of Johann Hoff's Malt Extract with meals. This justly cele- brated tonic food possesses digestive properties that have been recognized and endorsed by high medical authori- ties, is a natural blood, bone and muscle maker, and @ brain and nerve food unequalled. ; Can be procured from any first class druggist and the genuine Johann Hoff's should be insisted upon.—Advt. DON'T FUSS WITH |Ob tc FINDS DAUGHTER DEAD Newark Police Believe Miss Hymers| Committed Suicide, but Relatives COPYRIGHT, 1016, BY THD PRESS PUBLISHING 00, (THE NEW YORE BVENING WORLD) CHART NO. 28 pajine Furlong. OBESITY REDUCTION § WAIST STRETCHING—STRENGTHENS ABDOMINAL MUSCLES. with right hand folded acrose back, finger tips of left hand touching floor FIRST—Take pi in front of left foot. SECOND—Bring body sharply upright, bending Bend two-cent stamp to Mise Furlong, Evening World, No, 68 Park Row, New York City, for each and desired, but order paper of your newasdealer in advance to insure obtaining com- eet. Letters not over 860 words in length Miss Furlong will answer on daye witernating between pud- ication of charts, besides writing articles bearing on obesity reduction. CHART NO. 29 WILL BE PRINTED IN THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY. every back number of cl IN GAS-FILLED ROOM) ™* Say She Had No Motive. Police authorities of Newark, N. J., esity Reducing Exercises for Women Virginius St. Julian Mayo, New| Piatsck's onder ce Haven millionaire, to-day asked Su-|answer questions concerning he. past preme Court Justice Delehanty to stay the trial of the $250,000 breach of| jon’ is handed down by the Appellate | SCOTT PAPER CO., 30 Cherch St., New York promise sult brought against him by Division. Musterole Works Easier, Quicker | hymers, There's no use in mixing up of mustard, flour and water w! can so © 1 stiffness with a litt TEROLE surrounding the death to-day of pretty, seventeen-year-old Grace daughter of Frederick Hymers, a retired merchant, of No. 365 Broad Street. hy mess) Mrs, Catherine Hymers, mother of | |: the girl, went to her room this morn- ing and received no answer to her call She summoned servants and the door was broken open. On the bed Miss Hymers was found. The gas was turned on and the girl had been _|dead several hours, She was fully clothed, Wearing a new Easter dress. The police believed she had com- 1 suicide, but the family would ccept that theory, Mrs, Hymers he police her daughter went to i +|chureh last night and returned home Conge » Pleurisy, -]at 10 o'clock, going directly to her umb: Pains and Aches of | room. . M+ daughter did not take her life,” 8. Hy! and Without the Blister. ily rel din the form of 4 nt. It takes the place of ustard plaster, and ives prompt relief Bronchitis, Pons Mrs, cles, Bruises, Chilblains, F Colds of the Chest (it often prevents Pneumonia At your druggist’s, in 25e and 500 jars, and a special large bh ital size for 82.50. Be sure you g TELOLE. Ref imitati yeu ask for, The Musterole Company, | Werrland, Ohio ns-—get what next week for a month's visit in New York State. affairs, “We per- jaturday by was to leave Newark ‘The police say the girl had no love ee MRS. ROOSEVELT HOME. — tt. illness which had sent Mrs. Roose- WASH YOUR SWEATER 38th Street ee eee eee ee en ee eevee remem, pe ae eae ae een cea ama: Ex-Preaident and D: Meet 5 «. Theodore Roosevelt arrived at the Pier this morning on the ip Mexico from Havana, where «ram from her gon, Kermit, told that his wife was recovering from jer at Pler | velt hurrying to meet them at Panama. | Kermit’s connection with the Nattonal | City Bank had taken him to a branch of |that institution at Bi and, and unshrunk—and do “NU SOA daughter, | Mrs, rby, and Mrs. Theodore were at the pier to me sevelt, They went aboard the gangplank was down. elt’ thanked Cay "Keefe for after Mrs. Roosevelt, and then the party departed in a@ Mmousine for Oyster Bay. E Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street BABY WEEK Every week is Babies’ Week in the prettily appointed Shop devoted by Lord & Taylor to the countless requirements of very little folks. A charming place, all in blue and white this sunlit Section—its many crystal cases filled with the daintiest little garments imaginable. Coats, Hats, Dress Underwear, everything that Baby needs from infancy to the age of six. Prices, quality considered, are surprisingly moderate, To Make Baby Week Memorable These Special Reductions Spring Coats ' French Hats ormer_ prices 25 5 5 Former prices $10.25 | Former price $9.75 9.7: $4.95 $9.75 of Hand-made of brilliant Smart little Coats diagonal, covert, silk pop- satin straw, with crepe or lin, Bedford cord and and chiffon, Ribbon and flower trimmed and in quaint fine serges; dainty collars of lace trimmed organdie V or Georgette crepe. All S ; ; 3 | i 5 | g D4 | i Fourth { colors, Sizes 2 to 6 years. | withvelvetbandsandbows Floor nT > 0 EES 0 ED (0) CED 0 SED 0 GED 0 aD shapes. Also tailored Hats of Milan-Hemp; trimmed Sa 0-0 D0 <D (.0) <D- 0 D0 <0 SD (0) SD 0-00 SD 0- F ee I z 5 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY &, 1916. MAGISTRATE MURPHY Night Court. noted bankers of New York. A romance of the Night Court. of quality is back ae far as possible as though attempting to touch ceiling with fingers of left hand, Repeat three times with left hand, relax, then re- peat movement three times with right hand. twelve years with him believing her- self to be his wife. Stay of $250,000 Action! ‘The trial was scheduled to begin this 1 Higher Court Decides. |week. As Mayo has appealed to the higher courts for a reversal of Justice directing Mayo his examination before trial, he wants the trial delayed until the de A Noteworthy Purchase 368 Fashionable Coats $12.74 Made to sell at $15.74 to $22.74 Newest Fabrics Newest Styles Top Coats Silk Coats Sport Coats Coats for Travel and Utility Wear The fabrics represented are Velour Cloths, Velour Checks, Gabardines, Worsted Checks, Cheviots, Bedford Cords, Coverts, Taffeta Silks and Silk Poplins. White Black Navy Taupe Tan Green Rose Copenhagen Invisible Stripes and Plaids Blue-and-Black Green-and-Black Black-and-White Full, flaring models; loose or belted effects; deep, sailor or roll collars, Victorian and double collars; self-covered buttons, pearl and novelty buttons; broad and narrow belts, double belts and side belts; various sized pockets. The majority of these coats are silk-lined throughout—plain peau de cygne, change- able effects and Persians. Included are 65 sample coats—exclusive models, one of akind. Sizes 34 to 42 bust in the entire collection. Macy's—Third Floor, Broadway, Centre = —— R. H, Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices ae Herald Squar On Sale Tuesday On Sale Tuesday B'dway, 34th to 35th St. I ev yeXth fav Oxi 7aN axl /axkV@rtrant WQNUO VITO \T aN /avi axl evi ve\ivaxk@Xtva mado mistakes. Her dutiss took her | SUBWAY FIRE NEAR GASOLINE Be Y Joften to the Night Court for Women Jefferson Murphy, who presided over this court, is also a director in the Florence Crittenton League, and the mutual interest of the two ripened Into a) the new subway at Fiftieth Street and | your hai stronger attachment. Mrs. Fuller lives at the Rits-Carl-| to-day resulted in an alarm which ton ry! her rein et! Lt ter, | brought fire apparatus under Battalion 2 Mrs. 8. Stevens Sands, whose engage: | chjot MoKlornan. ft ment to Richard Whitney has just] \) Se tail sotat ote Une been announced. S Magistrate Murphy was graduated search found the trouble due to defec- H TO WED MRS, FULLER Romance With Banker’s Daughter Began in Jefferson Market Announcement was made to-day that City Magistrate Daniel F, Mur- phy is soon to marry Mra. Mary Shel- | don Fuller, a daughter of George R. | Sheldon, treasurer of the Republican | National Committees and ono of the) 42 ‘ : - i S| ence Crittenton Home, at No. 427 Wost Twenty-first Street. Shi > | worked diligently and with . pea LD toilet paper is the number of sheets inaroll. The standard served as an Assistant District ney under William Travers Jerome, and he was appointed to the bench by Mayor Gaynor. ‘The engagement ia the outcome of Fuller has been for more than a year the Vice President and Chairman of tho Executive Committees of the Flor- patience to reciaim girls who have “It’s the Counted Sheets that Count” | The standard of measure in Scoflissue |: ToiletPaper | 1,000 Sheets, 10c { Printed on the Wrapper You get both quality and quan- tity inScotTissue. ScotTissue MAYO FIGHTS “WIFE'S” SUIT.|*¥,_ Withetmina Meyer, who lived Toilet Paper is the kind that ae. Alii dares to show the actual count Sani-Tissue, treated with Cana dian Balsam, 2500 sheets in carton of 3 rolls, 35c. Ask your dealer. Mahers of absorbent Scot Tleeve Tewels ARAmAnAaAa UGE TUBB URI ER UTUNUnL SUE SE T DUOC ODO LODT. 9AM i 5 Market. Magistrate | aa ay Wires Give U Smoke from the wooden roofing over | gon eannot be young and attractive I tay, faded. dull and and iff Seventh Avenue shortly before 2 A. M, | Don't wait until yor your bair dark, glow up the planking and after a half hour's tive insulation in electric light. wires, Two gasoline tanks, each containing feet away in enco Machine Con nth Avenue, ma mely careful, the Harvard Law School. Smart Summer Styles Remarkably Low Priced White Hats with Black Velvet Facing Stunning White Milan Hemp Hats with facings of fine black velvet, applied either on top or under- neath the brims (illustrated at left). In new dress models, sailors and flare effects, together with mushrooms in large and medium shapes. A few all black hats are also included in the collection. All of these models are great favorites for summer wear, as their charming simplicity permits them to be worn with almost any kind of a dress. Very specially priced, $2.79. White Milan Hemp Hats, $1.79 fe i A splendid array of untrimmed hats that are A ye certain to please you. Large and medium sailors, — new mushroom shapes (as illustrated at the right) and smaller effects. All white or white with black and navy flanges. Specially priced, $1.79. New Panamas, $2.97 Most becoming models in the popular sport shapes. The quality of these hats is excellent and the price is certainly most reasonable. Leghorn Hats, $2.49 and $2.97 Numerous soft and blocked shapes, sailors and side effects, as well as the new poke and mush- room shapes, make these hats especially attrac- tive. (One tllustrated at the left.) R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, On Sale Gy Tuesday, 9A. M. Herald Square B'dway, 34th to 35th St, Second Floor, 34th St. 1.94 | 2.49 | $2.94 Macy's Regular Prices Macy's Regular Prices | Macy's Regular Prices would be $3.24 to $4.49 would be $4.49 to $6.24 | would be $6.24 to $17.89 DaPPy OPE Ow 12 Diamond Set Rings in This Lot | 220 Diamond Set Rings in This Let No Diamond Set Rings in This Lot All 10-Kt. Some Set with Genuine Diamonds 2098 pieces all told—only a few of each pattern. Very desirable for Graduation or Birthday Gifts! The prices quoted are ternary low. Following is a brief out- line of what you may expect to find: 869 pieces. This lot contains one-, two-, three-, and five-stone settings, plain At $1.94 or fancy. Stones are bloodstones, garnets, sapphires, opals, amethysts, pearls and cameos. At $2.49 342 pieces. 12 set with diamonds. This lot contains one-stone rings and clusters, plain or fancy settings, blood-stones, amethysts, moonstones, sar- donyx, matrix, coral cameos, shell cameos and rose corals. 657 pieces. 220 set with diamonds. This lot contains rose corals with diamond set in centre of rose; antique finish mountings, a few onyx, a few bload- stones with diamond set in centre, also jades, cameos, coral rose and pearl clus- ters with colored stone centres. At $2.94 There is also a small lot of 230 rings at $1.49. This is about one-half of their regular price. Included are one-, and two-stone plain and fancy settings. Stones are amethysts, garnets, opals. sapphires, blood- stones, topaz, cat's-eyes and a few cameos, ooo RH. Macy & Co.'e Attractions Are Their Low Prices © Herald Square Sale Starts Tuesday, Main Floor, 34th Street and B'way. Boadway, H4thte 251hSR, serge