The evening world. Newspaper, July 28, 1916, Page 4

— THIS YEAR” ‘ Weports Work Among bast For Real Boys— 49 ; Soni good—and, more important, con ce true nourishment for oF growing j belies > aa rapidly developing brains. Grape-Nuts FOOD fe ules of whole wheat and malted vv. om | balanced i in nourishment, essy to digest and delicious—a wonderful energiz- er for boys and girls and grown-ups. _ “There's a Reason” Grocers everywhere cell Grape-Nuts, They have that d y have that de; bility— ae that sureness—that neat which makes it possible for you to forget entirely that your auto- mobile has tires. There are five United States ‘Balanced sanel Cesre tatiarioa saedktenta wennest, Tiree whieh Ack the asm United States Tire Dealer fee your copy booklet, “Judging Ties,” which tells how to pl pce oy AL United States Tire Company ‘Nebby* ‘Chala’ ‘Uses? *Reyal Cord’ ‘Plain’ PREUMOMA DEATH RATE ote sa ye TER BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SULT 88, 1016, Ca eee = ee od + the leet uiloe eum te hit fer @ lenge night. & eeutirurn = NY BANS LS parememereted iL... ; DROWNED AT raped § ate « ROE or wed thet a esahs oe . ore See he eaten Perens eters | Hosting on River Swollen by Ch tne wivel Trest Company of Orange burst, They Are Swept Over r tr 4 Dam Sere w Tee Grieg Oesd ’ Mone Colts on Bogu Certificates Placed With Concems He re levestiqntore for the New Jersey wets Heoking #04 Ineurence be portent, in checking wp the affairs. of the Mutual Trust Company of |» mon That's why should entrust your only to « firm who consid. ere ite reputation its most precious possession Eremnetions by Pegutere? Lge Orange, bare found that the bani | g lett ae rea) i H Nn New Yorks 10 B'way, at Joho hee not paid out @ cent on the! $ $940,000 worth of certificates of ae he jo port whieh were Ginene « f to eer. York banks, ant whten | NO CARS, “AGED WOMAN DIES. nich, Treasurer of NW. | se, 0, dealers tn investment! weet No 49 Wall Atree o-| an hatten, te acoused of having procured Bros Park by over certifying @ $94,090 depowit use of the trust company, ‘The Mutual Trust Company was cloned on Mone & day before the New York banks could | ee “The colleet anything on the certificates, | Mire, Bilsabeth Cappy Dead. uy and it now appeara that these New (rectal to ‘Drening World.) Cress’ York banks may be the losers in the u July & Mee, Bite- teal ebeth Cuppy, ee Poare old, wife Helou ere “Asi rani ‘The New Jorney Mtate Manking and ac See, Sore ¥ pub- Ineurance Department oMcials an nounced to-day that if the New York banks sued the Mutual Trust Com- pany the department would fant the ult and protect the depositors | Hateh, who le recovering from an| vey my “| operation for appendicitis, ie at hie | _uGET THE HABIT. GO TO BRILL BROTHE home at Maplewood under guard of a detective, He ts under arrest, charged with conspiring with Thomas |. Hyrne, Secretary-Treasurer of the | Mutual Trust Company, In the over- certifying of the $84,000 deposit No one is allowed to see Hatch. ‘The doctor appointed by the Hank- | ing Department to examine him re | ported that the man was too tll to be placed on trial for at least ten days. Hatch has assumed the blamy for Byrne's part in the transaction | Charlies Ro Wilmot, President of tho | Mutual Trust Company, ts generally belleved in Orange to have been en-| tirely innocent of any knowledge of | the over certification. ‘The papers in- volved did not require his signature ; and could have been put through without hix knowledge. Ills attorney, | Thomas A. Davis, promined to give out @ statement this afverno: | Pyrne, who has been held ‘ball, saye he issued the certificates | at Hatch's solicitation. Examiners who havo been inves- tigating the Trust Company's books since Monday, when Commissioner of Banking and Insurance, George M. Le Monte took charge, expect to fin- |ish their work this week. In the niean time 2,800 depositors are on the anxious seat, It is said that so far {nothing wre ith the affairs of the company n discovered. Byrne’ of Hatch’s visit to him and the plea that the transac- tion would save the bank was de- tailed. Hatch sald he was short of funds because he was carrying large amounts of former United States Renator Smith's paper, | Friends of Hat riminal pr which has bes he with tke | GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. “GET THE HABIT.” probable cost next season. $12.50 and $ e 7 5 $15.00 Suits With PINCH-BACKS aplenty, and of course many smart, stylish two and three but- ton sack suit models. All wonderful values. should fail to do Sepoeltore 3 need = & GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. Tartan Plaide Faney Flannele Club Checks Overplaide CREDIT TERMS Finch: Backs Feet Cites, we an iia] * Down on $50: Plain Graye Broun Mistures + 75.0 H ro “GET THE HABIT.” And Suita af Cool-Cloth and Sumatex At $5.75 Cool, Comfortable, Economical Smart Norfolk Suits of Sumatex, Cloth, with 2 $4: 75 pairs of knickers. Sizes 8 to 16. Value 86.50, at sien, Suits of FURNI PLETE PROM fo TO 9500 | Open Saturday Evenings 106.58. L SYANION AT CORNER GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. JEN you go on your ves tlon this Summer have your favorite paper mailed we Union Square, 14th St., near Broadw 125th St. CORN “GET THE HABIT.” terfeits and substitutes of Aspirin, remember that every package and tab- let of the genuine bears FOR MEN Always one of the most noteworthy Clothes Bargain Events of the Summer Season, it has, because of rising woolen prices and a greater cost of production, considerably more significance this year than ever before. Any purchase made during this Clearance Sale will mean a saving to you of many dollars as compared with the cost of the same clothing elsewhere and their At 69c Silk Neckwear at and Silk Shirts at a2: e+ July Clearance Sales of Vacation Clothes for Boys Washable Nosfolk Rus; Norfolk Suits in fancy madras and ine $1: 0) § mee 8 to 8 years, Value | Bull Ructhews 279 BROADWAY, near Chambers Street NER THIRD AVENUE Flatbush Avenue at Fulton St., Brooklyn 791 Broad St., at Market, Newark And Our New Store in Bridgeport—1192 Main St., at Golden Hill Street Harlem, Brooklyn, Newark and Bridgeport Stores Open Saturday Evenings a! Nassau, at Ann for All Heiry Growthe (The Modern Beosty,) Every women should have o CI bon fi “Your ET THE HABIT.” GO TO BRILL BROTHERS, FOR YOUNG MEN— ar THE BRILL STORES. $18.00 and $° 75 $20.00 Suits y This season's best models and patterns. 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