The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1917, Page 10

“ owe aves nme ates ge ee cee ET TSE aap tenempnemninwete sacembeerrwa'e URE a ARN Se ht THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1917. ane e'* / , — jo - te | war 7 uy | towna nee guuned and Aled, eomn-con. | [,]feoently. purchased, known as the! RE\SONASLE : a reerenvouncing |WIFE DISCOVERED BOUND iin."Ss fhe'tocen ne ee | News Oddities BURNING CHEMICALS MAKE {$100,000 HOSPITAL FOR L. I Dita aetate. ‘the tana cow 490,000. [Poe eee eae t Poel of seuiptor Hodin AND GAGGED IN HOME ..7* ,etectiver senort nothing FACTORY FIRE SPECTACULAR, "rons Sorstoe sistern who rts nmin “hanes Hi 40-H. P. PANHARD AUTOMOBILE He contracted have a small building at Hem auled and in first - Walker, no finger marks on the door,| MOST tut Police Fail to Find Any Evi-|¢¥ery window locked, the dumb. | DISTRIC js ov claes condition. tion “of a] S muniter, of wealthy sumner tei! Ae RCEDES REPAIR CO. d, | <CLUSIVE SHOPPING| L. 1, known as the Mercy Hospital As of Fifth Avenue is to have! Jersey Commuters Think of Home| wit! soon begin the « walter door locked, no noise heard by | 4 6 and 10 cent store, 1 r $100,000 group of b ™mEr lene at y On ne | ar Ups 4 » Se , P hospita urniah . ork. >, 10US PERIOD Jence Tha One En other tenants and a positive state-| oven — (ea and Blow-Ups When They See Jon a ninety-seven acre tract of tan irish | 949.226 East 54th Street, New ¥ H ANX! tered Apartment. ment by the elevator boy that he car- 7TE BITE 90 reduced Loa An Chambers Street Blaze. Ts DURING geles girl's chances of marria she 0. Three floors of the five-story bulld- ing occupied by the Naw York French | ZONVALESCENCE, Sravned tn the seepent myatery 1 "4 up neither man, woman nor ila) ray wed unimara owner for dls \ © experience of Mra, Helen Walker, hour of Mrs. Alterations Free at Our Three Brooklyn Stores: nw Re, "tne "daneer D4 | twenty-six years ft No, 180 Pont | Walker's oxpe UNGUARDDD, ah Ohio Ife pris-| Range Company, at Nos. 188-19 ° Avenue, Washington Helghts, aa re- | caTbRHRy 644 “lsd awe to attend his wife's | nambers Street, were destroyed by Fulton St., <r. Bridge St. ANN HOFF'S related by Mrs My D her hus bepgh rhe ALE Shaheed ele Wy fire this morning, the damage ‘At Subway Station m, and to the police HARRISBUR 4.) man stands| amounting to $10,000, Charles Pierce. Katering |" ern, discovered the fire at ~ ten minutes up to| of the conc B wut Walands rome tation Fe) vis neciein an] § o'clock on th third oor, 1329-1331 Broadway says, she was seized from behind ket, early to-day my icy creek to cure } Department reached the Near Gates Avenue - rative, a word was spoken, The in- | kat Guard crew boarded t ADs rheumatism. ull the flames had eaten their i yelclans wacged her, tled her hands and | steamer and reported that she was leak. | - We : : Biss - le : a niin handkerentete. and. de- [Me Aightly, int in nor immediate dan: Acanw eR ies ho two upper stort 4810-4812 Fifth Ave. ° ae arted. Walker, a cigar salesman, ance. - sheethag bid MAN 1 oll used for the ma Bet. 48th and 49th Ste. Thursday---Final Reductions nine It. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. | hts work annive | ) bY finishing — the copper and ¢ 3 Y ‘ of wood he light, which speedily fell in The draught rried the amoke ane | has sawed and! fames high into the air, spreading pit this winter. | noxi ve fro be coppe rH | : a eee chomteais 22" ym te copper aaa) 1) ‘The items set opposite are of WINTER COATS TOOBBY WIFE] | Tho root looked like the crater of |} course only a small part of the for one year, or| Yolcano and made the thousands of = Now ‘of home handise we offer in to- i by he () (-) go to workbouse | New ereey commuters think of homeii] IN16re $15.00 Coats, Thursday Prices ....- OPPENHEIM, GLLINS & C [on Sees | tek PCAN SETS) Torromts Thuraday Bargain” |guoy Comte Threiy Prin Sm on Cincinnati wife-beater. He satd he'd obey. $25.00 Coats, Thursday Prices ..... 15” $32.50 Coats, Thursday Prices .... .20° All other Winter coats tomorrow at similar reductions. y OBITUARY NOTES. 34th Street—New York Be. Yoke. RaRTUL Winds aiteelsh Three big stores are crowded i robbed every | invea, ot Orange, .N. I, nephew or {| With high class, fashionable sloodhounde put |tury cr state: comaser | apparel, and every Winter 7 garment therein has been The Rev. Louis J. Bohl, forty-three, |“founder of parishes” and rector of drastically reduced for to- morrow, EFFICIENCY YE! | store in 8 n leave a acent for the on thelr trail Will Place on Special Sale Thursday AGE-OLD JOKE about sawing of |the Church of the Immaculate Con-| the limb of a treo while you are sit- |ception at Elizabeth, N. J., died yes- | ting on it came true to an East St terday. Louls (Il) man, who was trimming Wilson L SELIG ot te ati ca reer 4 twenty years cashier of the Nationa Dia trees. He fell twenty feet and | roi of stamford, Conn, died yes may die. terday menanantilinnieniaas August Hepp, ninety, landscape E, |architect of many Hudson River es- FOUR BEAT JAILER AND FLE tates, including those of William Rockefeller and the late John_ D. $15.00 ‘Dresses, Thursday Prices ... oo” $20.00 Dresses, Thursday Prices... 12° $27.50 Dresses, Thursday Prices.. 15° FUR TRIM’D & TAILORED SUITS $18.75 Suits, Thursday Prices .. %..1Q* Many stores charge for alter- $28.50 Suits, Thursday Prices .. 15° ments at cost or less, but | $45.00 Suits, Thursday Prices ..... 25” there is never any change of DRESSY BLOUS 5 policy at Martin’s; regard- $2.95 Waists, Thursday Prices.......4°% less of price, your garment is altered to fit you perfectly $4.95 Waists, Thursday Prices...... hs $5.75 & $6.75 Waists, Thursday..... 3: About 375 They are important sales, these Thursday events, exe tremely popular with our reg- ular patrons, because the extra garments which a woman al- most always requires can be found here at so low a cost. Women’s and Misses’ Archbold, is dead at No. 784 East One Hundred and Seventy-sixth Street, J K. Vanderveer, sixty-four, | grain merchant and descendant of the Vanderveers who settle Flat- }cell, four prisoners tn Afternoon Dresses . eed bush in 1659, in dead at Patchogue a \ ke aed Tohn H. M. Bonner, forty-one, Eng ations when they sell gar- adlbgggt ped i ergs lish t his brother \. |shots were fired by « Webb and Wayne Hoatherly were cap- tured. The posee ts etill searching for Howard Kisner and Jennings Wees Heavy doorknobs and pieces of a broom | Ea ighth Street, | handio were tho weapons used by the| George Benedict Nicholson, forty. | cir escape. six, formerly an inspector in the yen terrae bala le Department of Public Works, died | last night at Francis Hospital. HERVEY TO BE REAPPOINTED. M t Sarah ni Governor's Office Announces He In| tier, Harriman Owen, k Of Serge, Taffeta and Crepe de Chine without any charge. Suitable for Immediate Wear 15 .00 friend of Jenny Lind, the poet Whit nary Ward Positively None Sent C. O. D. office that Charles S. Hervey will be re- appointed this week as @ member of jthe Public Service Commission for the | Firat District, Jonn Brown and } Beecher, is dead tn I Skunk Trimmed ¢ —_ to C nue ns Comminstoner. * a H d S ] C t (Special to The Evening World.) — | 9 SKIRTS: ALBANY, Jan, 31,—The announce- $125,700 for Plat ‘Test. udson ea 0a Ss ment came to-day from the Governor's] Tho Board of Aldermen passed yes- (Dyed Muskrat) —— terday a resolution requiring the issuance of $125,700 of revenue bonds t J months’ trial of the latoon system in the Fire De- partment. ‘The resolution requires the 45 inch lengths, some collars and cuffs or collar and border of natural skunk, formerly $175 to #225, $3.95 Corduroy Skirts, Thursday....4-* No Alterations, The appointment holds for five years approval of the Board of Estimate and pays $15,000 a year, ‘and the Mayor. Alterations Free, as Usua! Best For The Bowels _— Harmless to Relieve Constipation, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Lazy Liver, Bad Colds FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN CANDY CATHARTI SSS Yi QT