The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1918, Page 5

Nocke, twenty-Aver daughter of Mr. Ld pe Emil Nocke of this city, @ommitied suicide yesterday by jumping | fato Whaley Lake, @ score of miles Bom Poughkeepsia. Miss Nock® was on the force of local @espatchers of the Central New Eng- fand Railroad. Worry caused by recent Picknoss ts belleved to have caused the Young woman to end her life. She was Feturning from a trip to Bridgeport, Gonn., where she had been visiting her ister, 2 school teacher in that ez ees cos EVENING WORLD MLOFF 800 Brazen Last Minute Plan at Albany Spoiled by Quick Action, By Sophie Irene Loeb. A ecandalous attempt was made in tho final rush hours of the Legis- lature Saturday to pass the Wicke bill, which would nuilify » the 80-cent gas rate in Greater Now York. This inst day effort to raflroad through @ measure which has deen faithfully watched My ein albany since Sona manavose® January by the Eve- ning World, demonstrates the lengths to which politicians will go to favor corporate power, The intention was to push it out, | and during tho skirmish of the last hour's trading of votes for pet meas- ufes, to socuro enough votes to pass it. | But the Evening World learned of this move early Saturday and by a volley of telephones and t acquainted prominent legis both Houses of this political scheme and urged them to be on the lookout for the special rule which Republican Leader Elon Brown had granted the advocates of the measure. AS a result of this, S was besieged with pro was such a how! of 4 “Yes or No” “That's what opportu nity demands. Yes or No— {Not so in Hygrade stores! "The opportunity to save money has been here for a long time. ator Brown “May we introduce you | pproval both toareal HygradeOppor- [trom Now York aad up Stato Senn. tunity? tors that both Brown and Wich | threw up their hands made a statement to the Eve | World that it would have meant |“murder” to bring it ont on the flo | For weeks the gas interests have deen beseeching the Public Service and the iat “By presenting your triends, our Prices: Per Bottle =| Committee to report the bill out, be: Kintore Scotch—one- Neving they had enough votes to pass fifth gallon - $2.15 |i. But Senator Chairman of th ed the Pub {m this city, was L73 it should never see ‘the In spite of this, so influence, ten out o (The kind you would drink {f you lived in Scotland) 0 F. Thompson, who in- Old Reserve Maryland Rye—one-fifth gallon (8 yours old) Hennessy Three Star bers of the comm Cognac 2. agreement to let it out | 8 98 The bill would have eliminated the ;80 cent rato and prescribed that th | Public Service Commission mako the Haigand Haig Three Star Scoteh . . . 2.5! rate, | OS ine eating Setors the com Sat |tee, Sophie Irene Gilbey's Spey Royal ining World Scotch... « . 2.9 jtate mak | Commiss ; Kings © ‘i Martinazzi Italian iemed along before the Puts Vermouth 1.00 r five year (Imported in Glass) it nies to Hygrade Dry Gin— |cistons of the F vice Comr one-fifth gallon 1.50 > the « in certiorart pr (Crystal Purity—Deliclous Flavor) pers endlessly drag It was not until, through the efforts Honor your guest by serving the best of this newspaper, the 80 cent gas suxe Cocktails . bill was ame clude the De Luxe Cock LIS | ieth and i Brooklyn, in w , Hycala Port Wine . .75 | Gas Company o (Produces Rich Red Blood—Makee for | SUM erlng: ‘strength and vigor) recently ur the origina 9 “It was this notorious } ty was case that a cleaning out o vice Commis: Thompson in o day's action “It_was brought to my attention The Evening World, a ¢ made by this n fought the case bi vice Commission, tions of the former F Public Service covered in aubsi¢ these led to the ficial, Quality same as Always Quantity sameas Always HYGRADE WINE Co. SERVICE s courTesy Look in the telephone book for address of our store | in your ~eighborbood, | 60 Stores in Greater New York rhen followed the overest! ent rate dectsion of the Pu Service Commission for the Kings County Gas Company, and {it was during the inquiry our Legislative C inissioner Willlar afterward th ed. “It would be nothing short of a ca lamity,” sald § “to y the 80-cen s 1 such a sa nd in view re made by the 6 BELLANS ~ | Hot water | re f¢ /_ >| Sure Relief |* | BELLANS INDIGESTION SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY; Bridgework Without Gold Are you wearing a Bridge with a lot of nice, shiny gold in Why put up with such a vulgar dis- play of “dentistry” when you can obtain one of my All Porcelain Bridges at small cost? Absolutely no gold to advertise the fact that you are wearing artificial teeth, Your old teeth extracted patniessly and a new set that fita perfectly made the same day, All work guaran- teed 10 years, Decayed tooth saved, Diseases of the «ums cured. 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In the Williamsburg Poltes Conrt ef fd they were Joseph Cou Robbery, at; Robert Coxon, twenty-or No. 45 Lynch Street, and John As be turned around in the office ‘The effictency of the police cai) | 4? saw three men 4rive his car out. Schektra, twenty-f: of No. 390 Patrolman Heliriegel of the Raipb 4 MIR id as e lasson Avenue, T were charged boxes w demonstrated yesterday Avenue Station about 4 A. 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