The evening world. Newspaper, January 30, 1917, Page 12

cme ng nn a a THE EVENING WOKLD, TUESVAY, JANUARY 380, 1917, + ; aries Hong 1, | ! * , through the souven!: singing iH | WEEE OR EE ELE CEE EEE ED ELE EEE LOD DDEED EDD EIDEDOREDEHEEEIOEE DE DOE EDEEEDED ERE ORE Tho mone permed theme it . ca a not neaithy, aelther - ) DONE Lex to MAK hi%88 | REAL NEW YORKERS : iin a nga mint cote |e ta et aan aa a ® parties, marke ty at al hour this morning, “to which e n brings only hia own wife y for him, for if she wasn’t he she'd never b eve he's been havi: 80 Rood a time by himself with the men folk’ ola Method, tr vd indorsed by thew mola ription Tablets, fe exact doses of the vn, are sold by drug ‘of @ large case, or, If you you can obtain them by sending dit 1 Company, 864 ten, They & HAVE GRAND PARTY OldGreenwich Villagers Cele-| brate Again the Glorious Days of Old, all tomtther once d ever ‘twill bet mty's tears ot ai while newsboy: dilng final editions of to- ning World through Christopher and Strongly , Grove and Barrow Streets and Little West Twelfth, and those across and Recommend between, scatt til be use offective al eeyeryrery CHAS Ww No, that was not a munitions e¢x- cumit plosion in New Jersey last night. The ve Hana aeo me etre Bann c . Oink 1 groups will s ” noise was only the beefsteak dinner | » singing slept! vast con-| “Pain tg no respecter ,of persons, cl . BE. 1, Abogado, “It knows, ° of the Mulligan Guards of Greenwich | | JAtP. tent, snatches remambered sare Dticm of raserareed, orwealtm, Geacas | from last nigh CAPTAIN melody and true oF HE PULLIGAN Guaros genuine feast Of] pain of the man of millions with ow of gout outy foot is just as excruciating a6 th ft tl = = he most lowly Ca Ps Little Bilious? * Stop It With Village, keoping green the memory of | Ilarrigan and Hart, the men who sot the men and women and streets of New York to heart music in the gen- jeration before this—and before that | too. “Wile we got home at night. bors,” (80 'd Harrigan used to sing it) The divil @ bite we'd ate, We'd all ont up aod drick a mp Of whiskey strona and nate | Tun we'd all march home together in a frenzy of neural cing the one thought Uppermoss . in the minds of both is that the , aindly give thetrall to get rid of the pain, “The prominest symptoms of most see od 't have diseases are pain and fever found that qnu-kamnis tablets are “Home W. ithout Music Is No Home at All Don't deprive your family of a Player Piano if you can possibly afford to have one. The Player Piano keeps the family together and provides joy and happiness. It broadens their musical understanding in a general MAuice MS OONALO either separately or kamnia tablets bave their proper use, For instance, 1 have used them A] most gratifying resuite in ‘of headac! Don’t let it go too far— but Asal ard way, and enables them to become familiar with the The ‘ola ale would elt fait im i ae a Soryes, te pre. fd i aor efeatat music of the great masters. Unless you have been in a cy hes Lewd ean FE el ns Helps Nature to rid the System Fe eatery e erin ued inocelnin OF home where there is « Player Piano you cannot appre: | HY, J". sow to taco the beaten In| ® of poiaonon Bacteria. Fe ee Mn My ciate its many advantages. Come to Bloomingdales the trenchers in the Amsterdam Opera | 4 CTT WATER A" aT APS imparts healthy, ote.; and im agate and ohronte, and secure a |House, at Forty-fourth Street and) 2 Jer A. GoRdow LYNN wens Seanen Kos Lc hg Of sclation, rheumatis mand gob pas . A 150 ; , - Relieves Auto-in ‘k : of whom Harrigan and Braham glor-| EVENTS Take a tip—take a Fak FP [E ' - - — fed, In the first place they had their) + women with them, They were a good- | "WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS. ° WALTERS ° . Hooking lot, those women; they came ¢ 88 Note Player Piano with @ laugh in their eyes and on| 999000096664 175-069909-040600604 beroen ¢ aa | their lips, But it would have been a . { 3 Hi Ith af th Iyrave man thet would Have under. |Alt-dake@ community out of New|was some discussion in the Creasing| ea Os e roat an un , |taken to start anything in that pres- nd of them live rooms as to why the men “show! ee xe 390 Eee On Terms of *2 a Week With “that cough” and the cold “that hangs on,” it should be remembered that in all diseases of the respiratory organs, experience has shown that stimulants and sustaining remedies invariably give the best results. In such cases yet In the old houses. And those | be pr ing left-footed hats for the who have moved away took Green-|Women;" which, as a Swiss waiter wich Village and the Oid New | Pot yet returned to his country’s col- would. |ors remarked, was altogether strange, York with them. But they still|pecause not even in America does Ah, but it was @ grand party, have @ shrine there—the shrine|one seo the hat worn upon elther| ¢ 'T WAS NO PLACE FOR THE (0: the religion of their hearts, They | left or right foot. ¢ | MODERN GREENWICHER. = made their celebration last night al ,,©2P.Geagan was about proudly in- lence. If his own wife wouldn't have suppressed him, somebody's cise ie We Give a Beautiful Music Cabinet, Bench, | troducing his boss, F. L. Burns, who ° Cover, 12 Rolls of Music (Your Own Selec« | There !s much in the publio prints | Harrigan and Hart celebration be- | !s sald to know something about the 9, > tion) and Free Delivery to Your Home. these days about the life of Green- | cause those men and Dave Braham | Visible supply of coal this winter, to u Ss wich Village—its quaint Bohemian | came pretty close to writing the| ,y' a“) MuConmicl: who has got rich u : $ flavor, If any of those boys with|hymns of that Old New York re-| would iike to top off his fortune by No Other Player Piano at *395 Aa kaise loraca Oa Serttee: litte yeuniee atanewe we cane et te Pure alt Whiskey Is the E immed spectacles and the psycho-| There were six hundred of them,|PUrns money from the office to the | 4 is the qual o the Walters Mb Ls anger Liha Aarintel [Bet on tdi hah die ' Of ther, | hank. counts H. Gorton Lynn got Into a | How! Bloomingdales’ afford Hi 3952 analysis stuff, drinkers of red ink and | men and women together, Four hun-| REMINISCING NEARLY BREAKS | truss about the words of- | should be used on account of its absolute purity, and every low'can Bloomingdales’ afford to sell it at $395? interpreters of pale blue and gray |dred more never thought to send for | UP THE PARTY. | The Noble Omer of Full Moons, descendanta of |! household ought to have a bottle for just such emergencies, ’ passion, had poked their faces into|their tickets until too: late and were) Charles A, Stoneham, t and were quieted with |] Cough: id persi: istan par, . | é 5 t alffi- ‘oughs and colds persist because the resist is below this Greenwich village gathering of|barred out, And when the band|and Terence Casey of tho culty. he pies | agrerae : and Duffy’s, ii i last night there would have been an| began to piny “Paddy Dutty’e Cart"| fice staf and Sengt. Edward Sullivan | | But when the band atruck out from || tion and Ponte in Apicendeeipertr ene peaked the hee ambulance call right away. ‘The|the whole six hundred were seated | and Vince Treanor and Dick Delaney, | “Paddy Duffy's Cart” to the “Mulligan lation of food, which in diseases of the respiratory Greenwich Villagers of the Mulligan | at the long tables, every man in a| who proudly inscribes his card “Un- ae aeee the rere rieoraeon ee tract are always impaired, and succeeds in giving a resisting | elbaee Brand wareiiniGiewsa wis thio dertaker of the Mulligan Guards” | vening marc n e hall, | tone and vigor to the body. It is truly a remedial agent for the Chauncey Olcott hat or a green} (and gets away with it), were nearly | which took one right f ; fficacy Inge before the first studio; they|stovepipe and with green tissue hats| Put out for getting reminiscent over of the volunteer fire. | MUCOUS membranes, which accounts for ite remarkable } in relieving coughs, cold and grip. People |were thore when Harrigan ang Hart |on the fair heads of the ladies, Some | /arrigan and Braham, musical rem!- . In from the rear marched f | who have overcome these complaints by the niscences, while Joe Humphreys was Guards of the Guards, led by! used to rehearse before the bar of of the green hats were sunbonnets.| calling for “just a little order’ along gan. First of all was young Seadtnt . judicious use of Duffy’s know that the intelli- gent treatment of colds, begins by prevention pt. | good old Max Pause's restaurant in| But some blunderer had included in| ®bout the time the roast chicken was | Barney McGovern as Ned Harrigan, and are particular to |Untversity Place, They were born|the shipment a number of Scotch | Whitled out to the tables. And then | Patrick McGrath as Tony Hart, and “ » Get Dutty’s and Keep Well. This is the question thousands are asking, among them piano manufacturers, dealers, professional musicia.is and the public The reasons are: We sell more Pianos and Player Pianos than any other house in this vicinity. We manufacture every Piano and Player Piano we sell. Our factory is one of the best equipped plants in the country. Our large cash resources give our factory a tremen- dous purchasing power, making it possible to buy materi- als used in the construction of Pianos and Player Pianos in enormous quantities, and therefore at much lower j Walter Kinsella, once national squash | “a gentleman from the Minetta Lane, itl nd not imported from every! Presbyterian bonnets, and there! champion, and Commisstoner of Ac- |or smoke quarter of Greenwich Vil " lage,” as Joe Humphreys announced Misto James Brooks as Morgan Ben. | son. Behind them marched the com- | prices than most manufacturers. Pacers nue ae, fi ee ere | Sold in Sealed Bottles only. Beware of imitations. All these savings go direct to you. aprons and carrying pioneers’ axes NOTE Get Dufty’s trom your family wine store, licensed druggist or grocer. I he cannet supply you, write us. Send for useful household booklet (ree, The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y, over LT gp eides Abas ” | . Everybody just leaned back {n his) Our New Style “F” Walters Piano Leaeiearerag a ee pees The Best Piano Built to Sell at |the old melody. You couldn't belleve it, man, ff you were not there; but!) ———==—== ——- ° was suré something grand. | All over the place were those who ¥, believe in keeping some of the senti- ment of the old village going; the men | who believe that, with every State | On Terms of *1 a Week Merete cane ui canis ater | ‘ every nation on earth, gathering Its ry nes " Yew-York- plant tizens Price includes Stool, Cover and Free Delivery plated debe ieg re York, ‘it was : about time to have New Yorkers get ] Walters Upright Pianos, $225 to $310 topether ead have a Now Zork Ginnee, Walters Player Pianos, $395to $500 {se ne aie telling of tha triads of the Walters Grand Pianos, $525to $575 man who tried to find a native born | Erhard Upright Pianos, $300to $400 . New Yorker on Manhattan Island, He t would never have written that story Erhard Player Planes, £600 te $600 it he could have looked the Mulligan Erhard Grand Pianos, $625 to $1100 LIKE a °DIRECTORY OF OLD NEW EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO for the beautiful : YORK—OR IRELAND. “C.); ” B! new Walters or Erhard Piano or Player Piano. We will y jArsemblyman Meurice ¥ MeDone Give wig Syrup of Figs if Cross, Fever- make a liberal allowance and let you pay the balance at ; Oe ee ia cote our of big ees The rate of $1 a week on a Piano or $2e week cna Pine, | TIE Rinnarman fo coma out oe tne vent) ish, Sick, Bilious, Constipated—They love it Piano. Upon request a representative will call. Send for our 1917 catalogue. ’ have time to get his billycock and his To Recall the Operator Sere eal pea, sie hee Leader Charley Culkin of the Fifth W. tch Childre: N ! G d A inst Cold: ‘ Assembly District was not much bet- atc n Now. Nar gains! G S, Pe, Move the Hook SLOWLY! mlssioner John Curry, spite of the Sore Throat and Sickness by Keeping thumb (he says) was jammed in the Sr Gte leur anitetnctnee pay | Liver and Bowels Free from Poisons when there was a question as to Piano Salesrooms, Third Fi HEN you move your receiver hook up and by ‘one of the allopyie walters, and “ up and down he als mare e down to recall the telephone operator, what Fagietons, James and John—the origi: nal hosts of the Guards in the days you really do is to TURN ON AND OFF before they let In them women—like 4 . marshals on a battlefleld Dan Cara- A SMALL ELECTRIC SIGNAL LIGHT on the founting, Uckets.tintit’ they started | “The Little Old Dudeen.” After that switchboard before her. he told John P. Hilly, the old Mull. | QUOLLATA Wee , . Ria kk Ugo ees (64 °° ~~ nos Of course, when you try to turn the little switchboard Police Inspector John K, Dwyer was , Poe PAE Fare Days liel ff 2 1 A tn eA committee headed by Matty | ’ ZW AWACTOUA nn lig Be on and o Sa rapidly, like any other electric | Klveriany the curb noir waited 0 Vrite for Our New Booklet, Mailed Free ight, 1t may not glow. Wong foray Aim out in the street Our Liberal Credit Terms Apply Also to Long Island, New Jersey 9 | Se the carly morning edpeot ie het tried . 4 and Connecticut It is important, therefore, that you move the hook et fe ae Rivne hal r a A fs Quite a flurry was caused wher FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE) SLOWLY, so that the light will glow and the operator suinmie Stoan former aohateuy DORN | A . : 4 , arrived in one of his new! 25% to 50% Reduction | will know you are trying-to attract her attention, nid; ‘because f was go-sure | | prised the thing lasted as far as it A had at I had re get under it to That's why the quickest way to recall the matter : eet | * * , t present i 8 A the operator is to move the receiver how’: Pep per, ui n Pork Be | ‘ ereu Miss Pepp blushed, ‘ thrust he: tty head through VQvrKr es, up and down SLOWLY. fara hae ehiye ate Cirouia a , orl ert) | A laxative to-day saves a sick child] Menting waste will gently move owt : THEN THEY SANG UNTIL THE 0-morrow, Children simply will not] the bowels, and you have @ well, FINAL EDITIONS CAME OUT, take the time from play to cmpty| Playful child again. "A thorough “me $34° / | Joe Sparks, who was understudy their bowels, which become clogged| *! cansing’’ is ofttines all that m , Harrigan, for years, sang up with waste, liver gets sluggisn,| [rcrpsary. It should he the first treate S-Piece Parlor Suite, unique designs, mahogany finish, highly pel- 9 | ‘ TR IR See eT SY momen ee « reat Ohavare lan suntannttae syry ished frames with polished wood seats and claw feet, Jack Coleman, who boasted he knew| L0ok at the tongue, mother! it} Ask vour druggist for a 50-copt oot ener east etree Were meets Ane Git eet: $ 98 mora Harrigan songs than any man coated, or your child is listless, cross, of “California Syrup of Figs vote tufted cores and tassels to match; as illustrated allve | In Now York | to-day, Juat foveriah breath eee Test lebh, Sassn't has full directions for babies, childrem r NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY Destro em an aang mipe orator it o another | pre the ne der aag* NY no more, Patsy Mester sang “Isle o° and, once more, “Paddy Ca ‘ornin a 3 of “California Syrup of Figs," then] Company.” Don't anereny Beye ’ Ave.Cor.64"Sr je e Bleck) Aids once, more, “Paddy don't worry, because it is perfectly | Syrup ul Ligs, hut ask for iene, 5 Ai é lifor 202e00000 rendered “The Old Dudeen;” Johnny harmless, and in a few hours all this) Syrup of Figs.” Remember, Cale i} ‘ ' Casey re 4 "St. Patrick's Day", constipation poison, sour bile and fer-| fornia.”—Advt.