The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1917, Page 6

ese FEU CSE, ER ee ntanerencmecanes meme wma wets If you will give the least bit of thought or study to Judge Delehanty Delays Ha-! the structure of your eyes you beas Corpus Action in wedding ring, but 1 i . 2 ho rate . tat Department agit will realize how delicate they Hilair Case. Seer ae tae aentits are, and how easily the eyesight Pee Jered woman. may be injur fotehacnes thin avert P Mrs. Hilal ' * yatice Deleh hia afternoon re " e Injured because of careless. | terfore with the arraign- }O% Friday mo " ness and neglect or by incom ep: ded of the Hotel Martinique, petent services | ment of Benjamin Sternberg later 19 | unicated with the Coron The first requisite of depend. | 'he day before Coroner Riordan on! phe Coroner's Off able eyeglass service is a thor- | ‘he police charge of Killing Mra. Elsie ough examination by an Ocu- | tee Milair in the Hotel Martinique list—for without it you cannot | just Thursday get satisfactory glasses With every pair of Harris Glasses we include the careful, scientific ser an Oculist (Registered Ph Time and again we hear: “How can you afford to give such services at such nominal \ Sternberg td been brought from the Tombs for appearance on a writ of habeas corpus, the second obtained for him and the latter; after accepting a brief | from tho prisoner’e counsel, reserved | decision on the motion to release bim prices?” or, “I have always Justice Delehanty stated that If paid an Oculist $3 or $5 for the | there was reasonable cause to believe examination alone.” that Sternberg was implicated In the The answer is simple —we cor had the right t¢ have the Largest Optical pat- vending @ further investiga: | ronage in the world; the cost of ' ; Lj Modesd pearighy yam : P mack to the To 0 6 0 ho our professional services is dis- , bil A eae” BA tO AWRY SHO Bote) ; of arraignme vidual Each to appear before Justi vidual cost to us of Hach exam- | ying, Sternberg und several of her ination is, therefore, trivial. friends were at the door in a motor | Harris Glasses —if needed — | car. After greeting him they followed | cost #2 or more. slowly in the car, Mra, Sternberg | talking to him throughout his jour- | ‘ | ney afoot to the courthouse, A great | crowd followed, too. d seh At the hearing before Coroner Riordan it was said the police would | present a witness who could toatify | that she saw Mrs, Hilalr and a man answering the description of Stern- bens leave the Hotel Martinique about 2 o'clock in the afternoon of the day the woman was murdered and go to @ theatre. Police Inspector Cray stated to-day that he had had a talk with Irene Murray, Mrs, Hilaire niece, to Brooklyn last night and learned from her that the last meal of which the murdered woman was known to have | partaken was eaten in her own home. Ever since the discovery of the mur- der the police have been seeking the restaurant in which it was supposed she had caten the macaroni found in her stomagh, Miss Murray has been so Unstrung since the murder that her physician forbade questioning by the police until last night, Inspector Cray interrogated her in the presence of a lawyer, he sald. Investigation of the several stages | of police procedure In the Hilair case <= | bring to light @ routine 60 many years AY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS Old and a mass of red departmental | a re Son Bt bet TBO &Tiet Bia, wth & YOON Bes, Columbia Grafonolas Models $15 to $300 4@NX MODEL ON THE Kasy EAYMENT PLAN > @mall Weel wm Until Katies All the Records 53 to GT West 14th Btrect All styles carried at our 6th Avenue at 20th Street Store also sold at our NEWARK | BRANCH—645-649 Broad Street. CAMMEYER STAMPED ON A SHOE MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT 6™ AVE. AT 20™ST. 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Then there is Easter mu violin classics played by Frank Gittelson, a truly marvelous symphonic rendering of Tschaikowsky’s ‘Marche Slave,” two triv Lutéce, three readings by Olga Petrova, the famous ser triumphs, band aa quartettes, Christian Science hymns, Ballet Ru light opera and vocal selections, and accordion-banjo and banjo novelties, There is rich variety in thismonth’s list—well worth a visit to your dealersoday. 1 who ex. | pe \ th 8 ' r vt ve Bu { | Detect 4 Moor | Dietsch ca axe then \f 1 it chars had the bod | ‘i ed t Thirtieth Stree Mtation and thenes to the Morgue, | ah and began an Investigation In the | eee ee ory + tel The Standard Laboratories | brince Rupert ;|were notified and Dr, Klein took [\, tx thy nut \ pecimens — from — the Jerry it Mr, Hilate'a| very injurious, susplolous iF ue « ordered | family for months. 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