The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1920, Page 6

a inous “Hank” EJAND BOTS FAVORITES AT ATOR BOAT SHOW See, They Leave Other Hand Free for That Best Girl. ‘y ‘are showing some fetching /Tekish models in motor boate at Annual exhibit of the National of Bngine and Boat Man- now being held at the ty @an find anything you wish @ big, comfortable, seaworthy to. the little “one-handed” im which one can “chug chug” iy into far away corners of lakes | streams with one’s best girl and & free arm to put about her alen-! waist. ! herd are plenty of those eMeient | ‘Gever little motors with propeller | which you can just slip onto stern of your canoe of a moon- night next summer and go fly- along the shimmering waters of a ‘or stream with HDR by your and within the reach of your ath hane” is the stop, start, and steering apparatus. this year there are some “more and lighter than ever” as a Of experiments conducted by Manufacturers during the war. of them can go on the tiniest and come at most reasonable so if you are stil a bachelor wish to land her this summer By means gb to the show and pick out p of these -mrvelious litte motors that cance which you have in the other hand, tf you are a pe- appealing little thing and you 44 adores that stray lock of witieh you have trained to play ? ; ’ . E.E LUDERS. FREs, OF THE ERS MARWE EM iM CON STRUCT on Co STAMFoRD Cw CHRIS. SMITA DE SIGAER ANO BULLER op PAISS AMERICA” “HANDED BOAT” LEADS TO THE ‘RVENING } WORLD, 1 MONDAY, rarevisy ts, ‘6a: 'Nation’s Best Designers and Builders Are Attending Big Motor Boat Exhibit sive sinc si in 1 wor |WARDEN TROMBLEY DIES AT DANNEMORA Criminals, Whom He Ruled | With Iron Hand. Word was received at Sing Sing by telephone yesterday that John Trombley, Warden of Clinton Prison at Dannemora for seven years, died Gaturday morning of pneumonia, Trombley, @ picturesque character, was dreaded by the criminals of New York City’s underworld. The most ‘desperate and cunning of them sen- tenced to Sing Sing had been trans- ferred to Dannemore in recent years \for Trombley to manage. When stricken two days ago he had in his keeping such daring jatl- breakers as Vincent Gaffney, Chester Yates, Jean Kirsher, “Big Bill” Green and Nelson Forsbrey. Warden Trombley, born in Clin- ton County fifty-two years ago, was in the automobile accessory business at Plattsburg when Superintendent of | Prisons John B. Riley named him War- den of Clinton in 1913 to succeed Harry | Kaiser, Trombley tightened discipline at Dannemora as soon as he took charge there and he never relaxed {t. ALBERT Ss AAEF ~ BOAT BUILOER. AND BESIGNER. BABYLON, 1, 1 NEPABW oF AAC AAP E " picts Ross. JVB ENGINE Co Ma. R. W. Pallman Dies, WASHINGTON, Fob, 23.—Major Ray- mond W, Pullman, Superintendent of the Washington metropolitan p lce force, died last night of double monia following influenza. Owing Bhis advocacy of various reforms in Bolles administration he was widely T 7 IMPORTER DIES IN t BELLEVUE Wite Fi o W. lawte Lawton pit of Cer- cbral Hemorrhage im Office. Charles W. Lawton, fifty, an im- porter, of No, 144 West 18th Street, who was removed to Bellevue Hospital Saturday night, died last night as the result of a cerebral hemorrhage. He wee found unconscious in his of- fice at No. 1123 Broadway, Saturday night by his wife, who went to the of- fice when she became alarmed at bis faliare to come home for dinner, Mrs. Lawton made several unsuccess- re. ful attempts to te to fet, her husband on the telephone, Naing, | i penething, was wrong, pwent t She knocked on the door, but Seestvea no response. Entering, she found him ly- ing unconscious on the floor near his gs An ambulance was called and was taken to the hospital. JAMES E. WILSON DIES AT 76. Civil War Veteran, Formerly on ‘World Staff, te Be Buried To-Day. War veteran and a former newspaper man, one time on the staff of The World, died yesterday at Knickerbocker Hospital, He had lived at the State! Soldiers’ Home in Maine. During the Civil War he was a member of Com- Pany D, 18th New Hampshire Infantry. Funeral services will be held to-day at the Mead Funeral Parlors, No. 1929 Madison Avenue. Burial will be in the National Cemetery at Cypress Hills. No ve Peeet De fount Camillo Pecci, nephew of the Pope Leo XIII., is dead. While his uncle was Pope the Count was one of the most tmportant Dersonages at the Pontifical court. He married Silvia Bueno Garzon of Havana, PAPE'S At once! caused by Acidity. Hurry! - Buy EM. FENNE BASTERN wok DIAPEDSIN FOR INDIGESTION CHEW A FEW—STOMACH FEELS FINE! Relieves Indigestion, Heartburn, Gases, Dyspepsia, a box at any drug store. Read **Common Sense Rules Regarding Stomach’’ in every package. w wis wet SiN ENGwE ‘THE FAMILY CARRY-ALL. and Clement G. those exhibitors hee by tnete frequent visits to New York are known to nearly every motorboat and engine man of importance in town. of bolding more than fifty persons. One of the game design, made en - same firm, carried the crew wreoked steamship more than Tf200 miles bey the Southern Pacific ¢ cruising yachts are #0 wie’ her motor boat and engine transported Into the building. One of them is a veritable steamship and makes the other good sized "boat eest it seem puny. uy The show will continue dally until i . } in a and eo far has been most abd sing ial THREE SHOT DEAD IN HOME. Father, Daughter and Woman Killed by Revolver Bullets. PROVIDENCE, R. 1, Feb, 23.—An- swering an anonymous telephone call, the police last night found the bodies of Sylvans Thresher, a jewelry worker; his eleven-year-old daughter, Gladys, and Miss Harriet Mulholland in the ee a ee ee ay men } ‘the most popular, | Thresher home. there and is kept| All three were dead from revolver people ail day, shots. Preliminary investigation fatled i £ J to show the precise nat { Pager: nature of the uf ey HE his e s Be et] 2 nag eee Se Here's the epee Sa en ee mee ARE SHOWING THEIR WARES. _T. M. Fenner, rapresenting an en- believes the coming Vantage of this healthy and fase! Mating outdoor sport for the frat > time in their lives. There are mo- tors and boats for every conceivable tagte and purse; and most motors are Detter than before the war because ef new methods discovered under the Pressure of national emergency “Nick” Ross of Akron, O., about ‘G6 well known on the Great Lakes as apy boatman of those inland seas, is there. Ee knows engines from top to “bottom and crosswise, but this is not the only thing he knows. To wit, he’s a champion muskalonge fisher- fan, All the big fiat-nosed muska- " fonges in Lake Erie are afraid of him 4ond there are a jot of them in that 4 " caaehigad tempestuous and muddy Albert S. Haff, nephew of the fa- Ham, ia there every Way from Babylon, L. I., showing vis- dtore his exhibit. "He designs racing Re. following in the footsteps of My priiphiapan Offer Andrews of Bath, Me., is one Go to your store and buy a tube of e busiest exhibitors, He has Kondon's Cat pokentn A Sally, If ic does, not give fn ‘enter-aining ‘manner when you results worth several times the coe I will sid.of them. Sadly refund what you peid for te ry R. Sutphen looks for the season on record for his firm. Nation has gree itself so long | serious he maid, ST rroquent | OR. KNECHT’S FATHER DEAD. PARIS, Fob. 23.—Dr. Marcel Knecht, head of the French Oficial Bureau of Kron trad a notable fi One of the interesting exhibits is a |Information in the United States, was huge lifeboat, built of steel, capable | greeted on his arrival here from New So convenient! You wake up with your Head Clear, Complexion Rosy. Breath and Stomach Sweet—No Biliousness, Hendache or Constipation. Nip grip in the bud Kill germs in the nose 'AKE no chances with colds during raw weather while influenza rages. 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