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| referred to see William R. Hearst the /\ candidate for Governor, would indulge NTODEY. CONNOLLY FIGHT IN BROOKLYN “HAS PEACEFUL END Democratic Leaders Expect- ed Fireworks at Judi- ciary Convention. nt. Dey treet fH date Several Brooklyn Democratic lead- @rs who gathered at the Thomas Jof- ferson headquarters yesterday to take part in the judiciary convention that Mominated William B, Carswell and ‘William F. Hagarty for Supreme y Court Justices, were expecting to s & red hot fight between Jol M Covey, the Kings County le: Borough President Maurice B. Con- nolly, the Derhocratic boss of Queens President Connolly had a candidate in he person of County Judge Burt Jay ‘umphrey, whose name was placed before the convention by Ex-Senator Bernard M. Patten. It was expected ‘hat Patten, who created a rumpus at *he Syracuse Convention by declaring after the nomination of Al Smith run. Cor Bart the ‘oho rict. with red have abou’ cond into tenator Calder will be the loading peakers, All the candidates on the State ticket are expected to ve pres- jates and all,the leaders, men and women, will be guests of Senator Calder at a dinner to be held at the Montauk Club on Eighth Avenue, About 200 will attend the dinner. the leader of the ist Assembly Dis- for Congress in the 7th District. put one over on the other leaders when he secared the nomination for William Court Justice, although defeated, made an excellent paring for a monster parade of his too are to have a prominent part in the demonstration. those used*at the Mardi Gras at Con Island. SLAPPED AS HUBBY HELD HER, SHE SAY Charging that her husband held hi while Miss Jennie Pepperd, twenty-st: No. 548 West 132d keeper, slapped her, Mra. Anna Kind: Before the meeting the candi- puty City Clerk John F. Quayle, |her husband, Constantin, forty- a florist, and the young woman and the Democratic candidate derly conduct. agarty as candidate for Supreme Hagarty was a candi- for tht place last year and, that she went to his shop at No. 1 weekly allowance. Her husband, s! said, started arguing with her, a mmissioner of Records Jacob cherer, the Republican leader of 19th Assembly District, is pre- slapped her. Constantin said his wife has te rts through the Ridgewoud dis- He is to have uniformed men colored lanterns and plenty of fire and fireworks. The women makes scenes in his store, Miss Pepperd was in the store a: hurled flower pots at her. He claim he only held her hands to pr: ther damage. Magistrate Nolan said he It is proposed to & number of floats the sa.ne as “Jake” has his own. Ideas t how a campatgn should be ucted and proposes to put th effe: ‘Was made that Queens would save in some fireworks in his speech nomi- gating Judge Humphrey. Much to the disappointment of the leaders Patten simply mage the usual speech laudatory of the Queens favorite son and let it go ut that. “More McCooey luck,’’ a number of them declared. ‘Had Hearst not ‘ withdrawn from the contest for Gov- enor at Syracuse and a roll call was taken, McCooey would have received the shock of his young life. If he thinks he would have delivered the Kings County delegation as a unit against Al Smith he is very much mistaken. There was no sentiment in Brooklyn for Hearst and many of the leaders would have resented any attempt to deliver them to the pub- Msher."* There was consid about the large vote gent Democratic p 8 by the op- Position and the r leaders. In five of the eight districts, where there were contests, the belligerents in each case polled nearly aggregate vote indicates that there satisfaction in the Democ: Efforts are being made to bring the warring factions together so that the party can present a solid front in the eoming campaign. It certainly looks as though Mr. McCooey will have his hands full in doing so. The meeting of the Republican County Committee to be held at Kismet Temple in Herkimer Street, near Nostrand Avenue, to-night prom- imes to be a big affair, vy. Miller and The simplest way to end a corn is Blue-jay. A touch stops the pain instantly. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Made in a colorless | clear liquid (one drop does it!) and in extra thin plas- ters. The action is the same, Pain Stops Instantly Coated Tongue Nature's Warning of Constipation When you are constipated, not enough of Nature's lubricating liquid is pro- duced in the bowel to keep the food waste soft and moving. Doctors prescribe Nujol because it acts like this natural lubricant and thus replaces it. Nujol is a lubricant—not a medicine or laxative — so cannot gripe. Try it today.: Teeth Without Plates I Save Decayed Teeth, Tighten Loose Teeth, Treat Badly Decayed Teeth ma Ri ye ai ant oots fully Extracted. Teeth Thoroughly Cleaned, SETS, OF TEET! Sabet, lites tar ear of Gold. Silver ‘and Porcelain, Made at Reasonable Prices. BROKEN PLATES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT 103 E. 125th St,, cor. Park Ay. (Over Loft's Candy Store.) 740 Lexington Av.,cor.59th St. (Over Liggett's Drug Store.) Street, his house- forty-five, No, 202 Ninth Avenue, had rested last night on a charge of disor- Mrs, Kindly, who says she‘has been separated from her husband eight years, told Magistrate Nolan, in Night Court, West 34th Street last night to get her then held her while hia housekeeper annoying him for years and frequently Last night, he said, she went Into a rage because \ : j -THE’ EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 19232. ™ en ones and Seashore Railroad will be doned and the Hartford station Pennsylvania Ratiroad will be continued as @ result of two decisions handed down here to-day by the State Public Utility Commission. Ss er ‘S iy. 57 he na ONE ~must have at least 100,000 Supporters in New York City en nd ed ‘Spece donated by « citizen of New York. VEU ORD GUUS BRO OKLY Nag Sensational Values STS ‘Anive rsaty se PricesCo. ' Fulton at Bridge Street D. * Brooklyn Thursday—In Our \eS Silk Laces—Jacquard Twills—Canton Crepes color embroidery, etc. Our Regular $5 & $7.50 Lines 3: High Grade Hats—Not to Be Confused With Those Usually Sold at This Price! Metallic Cloth on Silk Vel- yets, Ostrich and Feather Trimmings, ete. Squirrel Collar, Coats with Squirrel, Nutria, Caracul or Wolf Collars 90.00 ze Deep Pile Fabrics One Striking Style Has Immense Fur Col- lar, Cuffs and Panels Trimmed with Fur! Marvels of richness—great flare sleeve wraps, ccat types, etc. Three as Pictured Above Anniversary Special! 360 Very High Grade Silk & Twill Frocks Regular $25 and higher Mivses’ 0 Women’s Sizes, e Sizes, 14 to 20 36 to 44 Crepes—Satin Cantons—Poiret C — Bide drapes with buckles— Circular drape skirts—Coat styles—bead ornaments— New Browne—Caramel—Cocoa—Navy—Black 260 Trim’d Hats Anniversary Special Tweed and Polo § Top Coats = Plaid Back or Double Faced Materials BROOKLYN=-NEW YORK Pianos and Players of Renown Were They Ever Knownto Sellfor so Little! America’s Greatest Sale of New and Rebuilt Instruments Is a Rare Opportunity And the Sale Is at Its Height, Provid- ing All New York with Its Greatest i Re nity for Music-Having CORES of all ‘kinds of well-known, good instruments are con- stantly being added to the sale. Never to our knowledge have such makes, in equally good condition, been seen on any dealer's floors at such seemingly impossible low figures. And with every one guaranteed by a house of the standing of Loeser’s, interest and confidence in every price is redoubled in the minds of all who know Loeser standards. Leading a Host of Astonishing, Values Are Such Farious Makes as These Who Asks Better? What Others Are So Fine? Our Own Beautiful Kranich & Bach Steinway Chickering Knabe Hardman Estey W. P. Haines & Co. Sterling Bradbury To be sure, these are the “‘cream”’ of the choice. But there are still plenty of them as this ad- vertisement is being prepared. In addition, however, are many others of familiar name—and the prices for them are remarkable. Here are the price starting points — judge ftom this! Such prices will surely make you want to see the Pianos and Players to which they apply. Good Rebuilt Upright Pianos $65 Guaranteed by Loeser’s in Perfect Playing Order, Range Upwards from Good Rebuilt Player-Pianos 2 50 Guaranteed by Loeser’s in Perfect Playing Order, Range Upwards from Then they were tested again. If they failed to Good Rebuilt Grand Pianos Loeser\Guaranteed. Lovely-Little Instruments, Range Upwards from through the hands of expert piano builders eaere measure up to the standard necessary for Loeser’s they entered this sale. to fully guarantee them they were worked upon until they were right. ‘ Wherever any showed in its tone or its action = ad : any sign of wear new parts were put in, and put in So every Piano and Player in this sale is sound. Come and try them for yourself. And on NEW Pianos and Players— | Special Low Prices Upright Pianos Special Sale Price | $298 In Upries Pianos, one of the best known of the moderately All the rebuilt Pianos and Players Grand Pianos Special Sale Price $545 These are delightful Baby Grands, plain but artistle, and Player-Pianos Special Sale Price $338 This is one of the most popu- lar makes among the medium riced makes known to Greater New Yorkers, and that has ness Reason. Where Can You ce er ec cc ce ee ee ee ee ee eee ee eee eww ee ae ae ee ee se ee ee ee ee ee ee ae ee ee ee eee we oe Practically Make Yourself! with a wealth of fine tone and asplendid action, Because the Bu priced Players, It Is not only perfect mechanically, but ta been so known for very close to price {s redueed, the maker really good toned Piano as well, 100 years, We cannot adver- prohibits the advertising of the and comes in a wellefinished | tise the name. name, case, Any Inatrument, Rebuilt or New, Can Be Purchased on Any Payment Arrangement That Ia Within Buai- a Piano or Player on Terms So Comfortable as That?—Terms You Bring in Your Proposition. ——— — — — — ee el