The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1916, Page 17

THE EVENING WUKLD, FRIDAY, FAVORITES WIN INGOLF MATCHES GARDEN CITY, L. 1, May 19.—The Scotch Tweeds Address Meil Order Dept., 14 ———— REFALL GOODS MARKED IN PLA cision from P. Tt. Pyne scores. Berner, First sixteen maries: Pin Stripes Tarian Checks Fancy Cheviots Pencil Stripes Brown Worstede Fancy Mixtures Glen Urquhart Black Cheviots Siik Mixtures -——-MAIL ORDERS FILLED WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION, Write for samples and Se!i-measurement blank. Piaide . 36tb St., New York. \ TAL WORLDS WORLD’ 7 Broadway, Ketween 87th and Sth Streets. 1245 brocaway, Between 65th avd Goth Sts. si highth Aveoue, Near esd Stre 408 East 149th Street, Near 3d Avenue 2258 Third Avenue, Near 128d Street 104 Flabush Av., Near Atlantic Ay, Btation, B'klyn 5106 Fifth Avenue, Near Stat Bt., Brooklyn £31 Manhattan Ave., Near Calyer Street, 2 Newark Aventie (9, 2% spect Aver woods Jerse no, Near 168d Street, Bron w Media Sto, Yonkers, N.Y, (new at S OPEN UNTIL SATURDAYS 10 O'CLOCK YL. LM ' | forced to an extra-hole match to win}? STRIKER SHOTDURING RIOT NO $45,000 GAMBLI GAMBLING STORY Gult_agamst Nicholas Riabuchinsky, alleged to be a Russian nobleman now his country buying war supplies, wee to-day dropped by default in tho Wounded Will Recover—|rederai District Court, and thus the promised story of @ $45,000 roulette game ; Robert Hunter beat , 1 up (19 holes); George L. Hicks, 2 to 1; Weather and course conditions were 1 big improvement over yesterday, which was plainly seen in better AT ANSONIA PLANT DIES T.. Brokaw beat W. » Van Vieck beat B, a BIG GREENWICH PAGEANT. E. M. Barnes, who won the qualify- ing medal, defeated C, H. Whigham, Ay GARDEN CITY after a nip-and-tuck contest. Barnes won out on the sixteenth green Heavy Guard on Duty to Prevent New Outbreak. Papers were filed against the Russian Q by Timothy J. McKenna, who asked a May 19—Quiet| isa accounting of some trananctions Tho Russian, in his reply, alleged them to be gambling dealings. When, argument on the motion before Judge Jullus M. proves strongest on the greens and ANSONTA, Conn, 3 prevailed tn the strike district here) to-day, following the riot of yester- day, when five strikers were shot by armed guards during an attack on the: plant of the Ansonia Manufacturing Company. Charles Lalco, one of the men shot, died early to-day. other four are not seriously wounded, | The authorities were on the alert for! ate Pr any further outbreak and a large force of deputy-sheriffs and spectal officers patrolled the plant and its vicinity, Prosecuting Attorney A, Ormond began an inquiry to deter- mine if possible who gave the order e guards inside He made little headway. The impression obtains that there are many wounded whose injuries have not been ternoon, there will be a community pag- eant in Hudson Park, at Hudson and Leroy Streets, in the heart of Greenwich It will be a picture in panto- mime, ong and dances, portraying “A Fair Day in the Time of Wiillam Shakes- Henry Topping, a big favorite in this tournament, had to extend him- Improved Course Conditions} sete to beat Charies Gardner, 3 to 1. and Better Scores Mark To- day’s Tournament Play. Mayer was called the) plaintiff falled to respond and the sult | John M. Ward, the home champion, automatically was dropped. was in top form and treated his op- ponent, Arthur Brand, to an exhibi- tion how the ancient game should be A. ROE al The | “FOUNTAIN” IN EAST RIVER. Children of Greenwich House, mond Hill House, D. Spring Street Neighborhood House and Public Schoo!s Nos. 95, 41 and 3 will take the parts under the Evelyn Hilliard, composer and director, 3. Porter of Greenwich 0 V..G. Simkhovitch, Di- vich House, is to be a mere spectator at a Greenw! She is the President of the] another popular Y. N. T. House, wretrhar bath Aataif tobi choice for the tournament title had firat round of mateh play in the Gar.| little trouble winning from H.C. den City Club golf tournament here | resulted in victories for the} yj, M. Barnes favorites, though Robert Hunter was’ 3 and sce of river scenery appeared ‘$n the Hast River at tho foot of Clark Street tolday when the air pressure of ay tube plerced the river bed and caused a fountain of troubled direction of Miss . H. Whigham, Topping beat C. H. Gardner, ater. Although the spect t sald it had frequently the Jast- eight week which Is in session in this cit ‘Long Beach until May 24, an delegates are the eapecial guests of the PROF. BABCOCK IS DEAD. heading until the the need for air p Some suits have two pairs trousers—every desirable model and plenty of each—| Colored Lawns with white ne representative assortment at each price—7 to 18 years-—good aye guaran. | 24, White “with various contraste— han half a century principal of York Institute for the B! {died at noon to-day In his home a 48 Livingston Avenue, Phosphates are essential to health and strength In RYZON, the Perfect Baking Powder, there is pure crystallized monosodium phosphate. Foods made with RYZON are healthful and they are delicious. 4 as principal of engaged in preparing books for the blind He was elenty-four y ubeock lost the nd when he was nines ore, lof the first rat use of the blind d map of the world for nd his model was | American Sabbath Peta tai QUAKE RAZES BUILDINGS. | Thousand Homes in Rimini Dam- aged by Shocks, RIMINI, Italy, May 19.—Sertous dam-| » was done here by the earthquake! which shook Central Italy during the! night of May 16-17, and about a thousa You can get better results with a little less of RYZON than required of other baking powders. 10, 18 and 36 cents. Ten houses col-| and the Under Pi ure School build- man of the Thompson Investigating Com- ight at the Blaine ressive Club, No. man of the Speuk 10-in, Geer Vard-wide Chiffon P evening colors Were $5.98 and $6.98... 3.96 Were $18.98 and $16.98. an dain, Sauin 8 ne Were $7.98 and $8.98,.. 4.96 Were $21.98:, Beau ful rane satiny stripe Were $9.98 and $12.98.. 6.95 Were $24.98 ‘i iar Shatevening shadensrssccssess OD Were $31.98............ 975 ®. recaney SMT /GE: Join our army of thousands of satisfied oe by crossing the border which se parates us from our competitors who do business in high-priced land, where old methods, high arge profits, ete. reign supreme, the standard of R. &C. $25 values at $14.75. Decoration Day Suit at the nearest R. &C. store. The order of the day is Blue Serge, make it a R. &C, custom made ¥5 Blue Serge, No. 6019, at $14.75, the finest Blue Serge in the world for the money; Shamrock Serge No. 6019 is confined exclusively to R.&C. stores, We want new recruits to swell ourranks of thousands of satisfied customers—willy ou join? -Evctra s pecial Blue Serge S ale 1,030 Patterns, 100,000 Yards Here Are a Few: All $25 Values, Made to Measure, $14.75 English Tweeds Green Stripes Scotch Plaids Newest models in taffeta combined with Georgette—also crepe de chines, ind shantungs, and a ¢ blue pearl gray, green, bisque, natural pongee, and novelty stripes—misses’ sizes, +7] WYotorprvet ma to 18 yrs.; women's sizes to 46. Arouse yourself—rally round Do it now, order your 25 suit of Shamrock Real 4 va 3 on Day Suit or | he ORDER NOW. Get your order in early for Decoration Day. Get a Custom Made R. & C, Suit for the Holiday and Summer wear, Saturday Special Luncheon} sona Toned Rag Huge—in all shades setieh dee —with floral borders— Served 12.00 to 2.00 esse inch sean a Plain ‘rev 7xh4 inc 4x7 ft 34 cents $0x60 inch... 14242) | xd ft. a Buy 38 ft Chicken Croquette In the Hammock aie Mashed Potatoes Green Peas | Couch Hammocka—k hak! c Banana Float or steel r Neapolitan Ice Cream pocketa——-c Tea Coffee Milk -elgewhe DON’T WAIT. REAL To the thousands of know Ritchie & © their famous $14 call attention to our ¢ cial line of Kuporior w real $30 value, which we offer at SAMPLES CHEERFULLY GIVEN FOR COMPARISON"@q@ Ritchie & Corneil LARGEST TAILORS-—WATCH US G 22 RIG STORES uperior fil, prompt delivery and satisfaction guaranteed. FIGURES, ea Eighth Avenue, ngatecnn 43d and 44th Sta, 2331 Elghth Avenue, One Door Above 123th st. 155 William Street, Corner Anu Street 1514 Third Avenue, Near 85th Street 1370 Broadway, Near Gates Avenue, Brooklyn ae Block from Ki lushing Ay. 196 Market Street, Sue Brooklyn City, N. J ar Brond, Newark, Nd | 267 Bergenline Avenue, Cor, dot nw Bt, Union Hill, NJ. OCS Mein Street, Paterson, N N, istri 6 14 South 4th Ave, SEE ADS. DISPLAYED IN ALL OUR STORE WINDOWS DANIEL B, OOWNELE Mount AUIFTOHY (Distributors) 1916. HEARN. Fourteenth Btrect West of Fifth Avenue Our Reputation Is Assurance That Offerings Are Just as Stated We Would Rather UNDERSTATE Than OVERSTATE Values THE FOLLOWING EMPHASIZE THIS RULE:— BOYS’ NAVY BLUE SERGE SUITS BLOUSES adobe : An opportunity to money- For Communion, Confirmation or Graduation saving’ of Annual May" Blouse Seley If you area Clothing department, you CORNA AION, Ie. E Tae a y delightful 68 cents—value .98— surprises in store for you, as to ities and valuee— Sheer Lawns ain, strip: the more prominent of which just now is itemized below: — barred and embroidered, wandies and Voiles—low neck. Reg. $5.98 Suits, 5.00 $6.98 Suits, 6.00 $7.98 Suits, 7.00 .98 Suits, peed iy 84 cents—value 81.19— 8.00 |. White Lawns and Vollee— tucked, pleated or embroidered, also » broidery tH fast eolofe-—expert talloring. wome are prettily trim'd with lace Also, These Special Scturday Items: 1.44—value #1. aie Madras, Dotted Swis plain Votles——best liked bh ty excellent variety for dressy sports or business. 2.39—value $2.98— Dotted Swiss, Striped Linen and White Voile—also Colored Lawn—contrast vestees, frills, Val. or Venise laces in dainties. conceits, also Sports p lored—patch puck s and every other up-to-date model in tea smart fab- A Y Soheoker and ‘ine array of best liked color- Ineo—well lined and very well ailored--8 to 17 years—ma 8.00) this value if regularly $7.98 Tv . . 4.08 ble je 4 Mt variv(y of wergen, worateds, | de95—Vvalue $4.98— Hla, herrinzbones and atrip —exceptional display—valu to $12.00—reg, $9.98—Speci to-MOFPOW. sees sees seeee homespuna and wool | crashes [Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepe ané ic plain nary, plaids, checks wills [Tatfeiae—leadiig fashionable Teasey and fancles—self of velvet collars |including biscuit, rose, maize and** ja—Some have extra —2% to 10 yrs others. exceptionally high ced as fabrics and atyles—eitk Youthe salte—tong Trousers At 6.50—regularly $6.40— ® sewn thr to 38 chest-—single- The New “Retrop" Sports Blowses of <' linings —trousers lined Dreant sack mo exquisitely woft Cinish, Tattetae andr oF curt sleeves--aizes & to 1 cheviota, wors Crepo de Chine—White Flesh, * yra, Many wulte in. this. as- simeres In. plaids —low ‘collare—all sizes. ; sortment are Kold by th mixtures and ‘ipe: ve fs Nigh aa fifteen mohair or twill lininga— Always new arrivals at our 9 gg reg. $11.98 aren reg. $12.60 to $13.60... specialized Blouse value.....+. SILKS “Red Ticket’? Lots of \ The new weaves particularly appro- "] °, priate for wide flaring dress shiral Misses’ and Small Women’s Suits sale at very reasonable prices: — Reduced garments from our great stocks of best makers’ for all’ white grounde— kinds of wear, for sports, for cack or for dress occasions—braid and). Nored button trimmed prominent—black, navy, new blue, wistaria, rookie, gray, 4, .s | and green among wanted colors—many novelty cut. [i color tone BBetn. atte Were $14.98 and $16.98... 9.05 dark ahad 1.08 Were $17.98 and $19.98. . 12.95 eae | mane ee 1488 fere $25.98 a 9.98, 18.95 | eee ere | Were $88.98 and $99.98....csss ss ssscsesseesee es . 26.98 crepe | Colors, Incl «. -__________- __ _______® and white “Red Ticket’ Lots of tte Crepe Misses’ & Juniors’ Coats quality—fine crepe ¢ blouse and dress shades, also Sports and tailored models—poplins, whipcords, gabardines, serges, double black and white. 1 cloths and wool velours—black, navy and tan, So large assortment of nH colors—all sizes in lot but not in each style or fabric:—* and dark shades, white and black, mixed—favorite afternoon and Women’s and Misses’ Afternoon Dresses pathy Al ac A 9.85......14.98......19.98 Bic cee, rent jongees, plain and striped taffetas—plain or tier tunic skirts at-| Neveit7 ,-Yelle—biask and colore— blouses—sporte styles, too—black, navy, Hagu latest Fashion whims.....each 49 je—variety of Nght black and colors ——for scarfs and hat trimmings. ached to most attractiv . RIBBONS Our Present Stocks of Vor millinery, sashes or hair bows-—- large assortment reasonable prices. VARIOUS GRADES of RUGS New White Ribbons—best quality F : meter heir ine Wiltons, Wilton Velvets, Axministers and Brussels wanes Micra. °F MAT PB5%co et |tised will be sold on basis of old cost, which means weaving of 20 Sonny, et wipe Meta totae L “ 8 to 1.49 Summer Rugs—Enormous Assortments Colored Ribbone— a For cottage, bungalow, camp or boarding bovee; also of special interest to hotel +14 10.201 Gem of the Prairie Ye Ole Rag Ri 11 coloriage=— WOMEN’S SILK HOSE Deltox Grass Rugs. Hae Inch: : ft Wextt Inch, 5 Seconds of 98 ct. quality if a ecian, Chinese, ° eonee Alte und aatoccalisip: agin | SCOPARrAC GREET rAd Ghat Bip: near dined, tien, + wear, 49x60 Inch nd garter top—high apliced heel— | 18x36 inch, 6x9 ft... Bf Maite imperfections do not affect | 27x54 inch. .- Be aeie theo R: 4.6x7.6 ft... 2°63 itis ee ae ° ——————————————————EE* MORNING SPECIALS—-Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealors buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders. ES $9.98 Young Men's Suits 7.66 $1 40 & $1.98 Misses’ & Junior Di Two and three button sack styles jinghama and chambr 4 algal cheviote, woreteds Mattien a i new | models pe we’ 1 stripes ‘ ; to 14 yre ia Tins Dia ket ENT Seco Fioon, rs $6.98 Boys! Suite 98 et, Women’ 8 to 1? yra.variety of new Spri: de Flac 25 ct. Linen Finish one: eecir Norfolk modole—amart cheek, plas patted oF fu Della Robb rewhite, bluse” Mmagority, With ext ERY--THIRD FLOOR, era HOYS! CLOTHING rary. PLooR, Nps Corsets 79 ct. Children’s Pajamas... 4) high Mairaa and le in attractive patterns—two ploce stylea—collal mwtlk tro Hramed—full cut— sizon @ to 1 BOYS’ FURNT MM ‘itil medium or | $1.48 Little Boys’ Lace Shoes a: ae Black—mannish lastima CONSPTS SECOND PLL Petia at os ci) 8 0 5,98 Girla’ T id Hat 8 5,98 Girl ont tn and A 39.ct, Women’s Catton Union Suits. 94 % velexs—l MiLtiNERY THIRD PEAOR { peat WOMEN'S CNDERWEAR--MAIN PLOOR, THIRD FLOOR, iw sl bd os c 59 et, Man's Crepe Shirts, 48 $1.94 Women's & Misses’ Soya’ Balbriggan Underwear. . nellotrone, gray, Untrimmed Hate 29° Seconds of 29 ct, good * on Nght grounde— | Panama, Leghorns and other white high nec . hate--fusht © sport and dross drawers \ TRNISIINGS MAIN FLOOR, ® wpen, | me 4 omalt hOYS' U Hbrlagan Uncierwear 3 MER TOAD RLUURT S29 8 35 ct. Ribbons woe itt 5 , 5 Motres, gating and taffetas—b! Aa, 29 et. Children's Muslin Drawers 18 | white. ‘cola ‘aa black, nite &, Colldeon’e Muslin Drawers... wht te, colors and Dresden—ialllinery LIENS UNDERWEAICMAIN FLOOR, AIVSLIN UNDERWEAR SECOND FLOOR, RINLONS—M IN FLOOR, a0