The evening world. [volume], June 03, 1912, Final Edition, Image 6

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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1912.
MUSIC TOO WEIRD
H NEIGHBORS OF
NEW PICTURE SHOW
Big: Crowd of Upper West
aiders Makes a Vigorous Pro
l ' test at City Hall.
fi4e tedUm of a mornlnf p!mio, clane
. lag! cymbals, a anara drum tbat snarls
m4 a aa drum that waken aleaplnl
f eUldren-All manipulated by a weird
aaualnlan of acrobatic aktll brought an
eertira nalahVortiood to tha Oity Hall
tavAar riroteattnr aieltiat tha nolaa arls
lM from a newly established moWnf
fcxnra ahow at No. SCO Ilroadway. 8
Marl waa tha crowd that it was nocts
wt for Jame a Wallace, Cblaf of
thai Buraau of license. ,to ufe thi
Board of Estlmat room.
It i was de acrlbed a a' "hldcoui Jumble
f todies mui!c" by Dr. W. C. Cuff of
Xo4 m West One Hundredth ftreot.
Thii show it an open air concern located
between Mlnety-nlnth and On Hun-
4r4th atrcot. It la fenced In from
rriway by a ttroat clroua-palntcd
roat color mostly red.
MW had lived tn peace and In good
4" said William Cunntnat.nm of No.
aVWe.t Nlnety-nlnUi timet, to the
Coarailaaloner, "until thti combined
OMMX Island-Bowery Invasion came,
IM'bJ red fence, 1U liarhts, Ua bark
era, Ha crowd, tha ahouta of the pa-,
troas, the clamor of the alleged musical
maerumehla .operated y thin musical
yroeliry have upiiet tho neighborhood
mtA mad 'residence there Impossible."
Hr. W. W. Strong-, No. ISC Went One
Hundredth treat, alao mode a apeooh
fo4 eating against the show.
Ike ahow la operated by Harris A
QeMatone. Their attorney Hubinltted
wtit purported to bo petition alened
kf realdent of the nelrhborhnod fav
arias; tha ahtrn. During the reading of
4fce- doeumenta neverul persona loudly
proclaimed the signatures fakea.
Alderman Nllra Beoktr, who aoucht
to y a word In favor of the ahow,
til fowled down.
Chief Wallace took the papers and
Kaenred declalon.
EX-CONVICT, INTERPRETER
OF COURT, IS HELD AGAIN.
Despite His Criminal Record, Du
mas Meld Official Job for
Four Years.
Eugene O. Cyr Jiyron Dum.ii, who
tor four yrar wae official Interpreter
In the i:iKhth District Municipal Couit
at One Hundred and Twenty-first street
and flylvaji place, although he had
served three terms for forgery In llo
ton, was arraigned In the JiarWrn Court
to-day, charged with grand larceny.
He wslvnd rxsmlmtlon an! wa held
for trial In Genera! Hesslona.
A year ago Duma waa dlimlaaed aa
court Interpreter. Hlx month ago he
vai orraatad for Brand Ir.rcenv and
let ro under a auapendel sentence. The
new eharae 1 mado iby Uugsnn Ovtt,
nt No. 22i ICaat Ono Hundred and
Thirteenth atrcot. When UokI nrrlved
In New York from Italy two months
airo his two chllJren were deported be
mu Ihpy were suffering from nn eye
disease. Immas went to tlnrxl and aald
that for tl hn rouM fix thu lmmlura
tlon authorities no that tho children
would be brought back on the next
boat. Onta) paid the money and waited.
harncai of a runaway at One Hundred
n.-.U Hevi nty-thlrd street and Jerome
lcnun to-day Just a the policeman
was shutting off the runaway' wind.
Horse and rider went down, rolling over
tho giourvd together. Huxu roae and
whined ahrllly, but thu jiollcrman
lay unconscious. Uystanders who had
wllnesaod port of the xtltlng ehaso
telephoned for an ambulance. Dr. Kor
nun of Fordham Hospital said tho
pollroman had sustained a fractured
akull, lacerations nml rnnturlons, and
rushed him to the ho'pltnl.
Tho runaway, nttnehed to an express
wagon, lieciimn frightened at Ono Hun
dred and Forty-fourth street, racing
north on ICIghth avenue. At One Hun
dred am! Fiftieth street the horsn
swerved, smashing the wagon aaralnat
nn elevated pillar and throwing: tie
driver, Daniel llobblna, of No. 23 Eait
I!x!ity-th!rd strcat, who had clung to
the reins, With harness trailing tho
nnlmnl contlmi"! m i rsllop toward
High llrldge. Thore T'ollronian K5
jumped at him, selling the bridle, which
broke. Mounted I'lillci-man I'lnngo h-id
seen tho first nttempt and shook Hugo
loose'ln pursuit.
Glass before Breakfast
tones up the itomach. clean
He lott patience yeaterday and secured aj. ,M(1 mnA tjoM VOU aTOod.
a warrant for Dtftnas' arreat. U"U UU uul" J M Bju.
POLICEMAN FATALLY 'HURT
IN STOPPING MAD RUNAWAY.
Horse's Flying Forefeet Caught in
Trailing Harness Mount and
Rider Thrown.
Tbe flying forefeet of Hugo,
.Mounted I'ollcemnn l'red flcngo's
horse, lcanio cntanelod n the trailing
Hunyadl
Janos
. Water
" NATURAL LAXATIVE
Quickly Relieve
CONSTIPATION
EX-POUCEMAN REFUSES TO
TESTIFY BEFORE CORRIGAN.
Sdiuessler's Bond Forfeited and
. Case Referred to District-
Attorney.
r
. SVtrmer Bicycle FUee Bangeant anS
lOaal Man John Sohuessler, charged
with assaulting Policeman JProdarick
WotfachUg of the Weetoheater Police
masion. failed to asoear before Mas
traie Corrtgan for trial to-4ar and his
bait of tl.OOO waa declared forfeited and
the. ease referred to the Dlatrld-Attor-
neyi On May a Wolfsnlilag arreatea
gcbjueaaler at Weajtcheeter avenue and
Caatle Hill, charging hfm with intoxloa-
tioq and driving a hone and wagon on
the wrong aide of the street.
'What followed caused Wolfaehlag to
adt to the original charges the follow
lng' Using abusive and profane lan
guexe, dtaturbing the publlo peace, as
aauH, threatening to kill, restating ar
reai and attempting to escape. Wolf-
sohWg ehargee thai Bchueasler draggeti
hllsi from hla mount and assaulted him.
Wolfechlag applied his olub and
Sakuttaler wia taken to Fordham IIos
sgtel, where he remained for two weeks
Mh a Boaslble fractured alrull. Then
Senveesler wae arraigned b:fore Magls
ttat Corrtgan arid held in 11,000 111 for
trail last Saturday. He failed to ap
yaar and Ueut Mattola waa ordered to
fjotuce rdm to-day.
XJIeut iiattalo did not produc
ekueasler. He brought the lnforma
ejeak- that Bchueasler would not appear
before Corrtgan becauao two years ugo
Oerrigan tied flnod mm iio ror aasautc
taaT FoUceman miner.
P5
U S. Time Blmie Serge
Suiits Ready-to- Wear-$ 1 5
Absolutely laefadlniig
and erasfariokleg $20
comlde't buy better
every year, for eight
years, we've sold U. S.
Trme Btae Serges; in
that time 50,00 siaats
have beee sold; 50,000
SMitshavetoeeira exposed
to the scorchtag snap,
aod the dreechleg
rafas,' aod mot one has
faded or shryek. Ise't
that the kind of blme
serge suit yonn want?
For Men and Young Men $15
MIOADWAY. at 40th St. Ml) DHOADWAY. near Chambers St.
7 COUTLANDT ST., near Greenwich. 1K4TH STREET, at 3d Ave.
UNION SQUA11E, 14th Street. We.it of Hroadway!
Harlem Store Open livciitngs
To-Mottow,
Tuesday, June 4th
S,
Carat$
Rings
We are the larcrst II
(be t'ullrd Klaiee sej
labue. we ruamutee h
20
At All
James
Butler
Licensed
Liquor
Stores
For
This
Week.
Low
Priced & Seasonable
rtt IMamotul Imuortrrt
line uirrs t to um
ink thee DUmunU
ouiMt-
aaaaVU Ua mi,
IlTnr otterHL t?i.irtoi runnni b
if j.tUtrlorr and ue will refund all u.
year ir.ooi
-9pti lal"
ta iiu
Dlmiiunil Itluc mi nle in-ni
fW tJiul Mill I f n'hl ultli h Mme ttrrr
utm. liny pre rouuny ue mean. uu.uir
NtMwrcdi All 1.1 ii itlr UlttmujuU.
m. -
nrr - - . . i a . vn.w uiinni im r
wl tty mar ffunmit" vr rJ.ii
tola counirr ut im low S'f" r
III a large iturrs.) ur. eurfaue) and
llie 11 rv sou iiriiuaiirr wi immudiki
iiii.il
life mut
rat will
baa all i
inar
Ther
ir.ooer on rrulirti
aurr of uumogui
ran bf rrtunud
will refund all (
California Claret
Pure Rrupe, dinner wine of superior body and quality.
Gallon, Half-Gal., Bottle, Hulf-Bot.,
69c 35c 17c 10c
Sauterne, -. 29c tl 1 5c
Delightful dinner wine California pure grape.
.land 1-
m nr.u
u unu
a ami
1 un
t mul
J an
1 ami
i in
Carats. 8:
.--lit
7-H
All
i. in
m -i.:ia
1 uuu a-io
unit
ITS
fir,
10l
HO
$l,G00.OO
te June (indiuttee ef An . Rrheot
e Jnnoiuiimitat ta 1 bis Uveuiaa'a t vrld.
CHARLES A. KEENE
ej'aQefaV las sartor, JNaearads
Princeton Dry Gin
69c
69c
79c
89c
Equal to the high class imported gins;
makes the finest Martini cocktails and
the most refreshing fizzes and rickeys;
try a bottle; cut to
Princeton Cocktails
Manhattan and Martini; bottlts cut to. . .
Kingussie Scotch
Our own importation; real Highland, bottle
Special Reserve Rye
Regularly sold for $1.25 a bottle, this week at
ff 'A Stamps FREE with Case of $f
Oil LAGER BEER for
Liebmann's or Ruppert's. tho Leading Home Brcwi.
. . r. a . . .
PLAY BY BARNARD SENIORS.
"Midsummer Night Dream" to lie
Given on "Quad" To-Maht.
The commencement week at Darnard
College, begins to-night with ItV! presen
tation of the senior play, "A Midsum
mer Nights Dream," out on the "quad.'
that Is, It it doesn't rain. In case of
rain the play will be postponed until
to-morrow evening.
The senior play flits year as rrftcaraed
proved to ho unusually good. Mrs. W.
1'. Jeasup, who tiaa eoaehM all the plays
that tho class of 1912 hue given, assisted
tho committee. All of Ui puts were
vnry wr-ll taken. Miss LllUo Hteln ae
"u.!s was graceful, mischievous, sprite
like and Impish,
One of the best feuturcJ was the
graceful dancing of Peaslossobm, Cob
web, Moth, MusUrJsecd and the other
falrV of Oberon's and Tltanla's train.
AT r0Uf1TAIN,HortL,OS gUKWHCSlg
Get the
Original end Genuine
HORLIGK'S
MALTED MILK
"Qtficu Jmitaticnf
TheFoodDrinkforAHAcs
MCU H1U. KA1T CHAIN EXTRACT. IN rOWDU
Not in any Milk Trust
MT It"t on "HORLIGK'S"
Take paokeo home
At All
200
James
Butler
Inc.
Stores
Surety
Stamps
FREE
with all
New Potatoes
1 from the Finest South
$4.00 I g
Selected from the Finest Southern Shipments
BythcOiyl.no I aO lb. 4 Ac
Barrel, O Bag, M.U
Tomatoes. LrBeNo.3cn.
Sugar Corn, Mtwstyie.
Siring Beans, Sly.
Each. Jtjl
Shari) Price Cuts for Wash-Day
XXX Soap, ... 2 cakes, 5C
Borax Soap, Best, 2 cakes, 7C
Nickel Soap, . . 2 cakes, Oc
Corn Flakes,
Quaker Toasted, Extra Largo Package,
SugarCornSy5
Ormonde Castle Brand, choice quality, Maine style.
TexasOnionSmlnrs"tJib::5
Evaporated
Alillr BELLE BROOK,
IVJllatl. tall 10c can for . .
5 Stamps FREE with can of -f Ac
Essie Condensed Milk 1U
Essie Baked Beans
I
C li
Imported Sardines,
vm cans Cm i
'French. Fortucueso. Norwetnan. in oil O for ueW
Mustard Sardines, "z- !Oc
Columbia River Salmon, 9C
Alaska Salmon, 10c
Kippered Herring sfc:fifn. 9C
Evaporated Peaches,! 10C
Sliced Peaches ISttSSlOc
Imported Olive Oil
t
Urst French, Su
perflne, bottle,.
65c, 39c, 23c
Coffee,
Tea, 60
Fresh Roasted; in
bean or ground; lb
Stamps Free with 1-lb.
Best Teas for
25c
50c
WE GIVE AND REDEEM SURETY STAMPS-
ONeill-AdamsCo
Hi
Sixth Avenue, 20th, 21st and 22d Street!
"Her Majesty"
Oxfords & Pumps
tor Women $3
O'Neill's own tnwJc-iimrkcd
footwear exemplifying the
O'Neil purpose to give you
something better than you ever
bought before at $3.00.
Made of the leathers that should
enter into the construction of the
Cronor Oxfords for women. We stand
aok of tho quality and the actual
service, because we have tho shoes so
good that we can say, "If they don't
wear ae they should, bring them
back and get your money ' '
Patent Leather, Gun Metal, Suede,
Tan Russia, Satin and several other
kinds of eood leathers in all the
latest models, at , f 3
White Footwear
Women's White Canvas Pumpi and
Oxfords, value 6,00, at
pair 11.29
Bath Slippers
Men s anil Women'a Turkish TowelHu
n.il. til! .
ijbiii ouppcrs, value ovc, r sg
at, pair
O'Neill Italn store 8 re end Ileer.
Tuesday, June Fourth, 'Is
Surety" Day
at O'Neill's
A good dny ior every thrifty shopper to start n new
"Surety" Stamp Book. There arc 10 Frec,Surety" Stamps
in each new book and on "Surety" Day every visitor to the
store, purchaser or not, may lmvc
Ten E,xtra "Surety" Stamps Tree
The RivinR of "Surety" Stamps to customers is O'Ncill'i
system of profit-sharing it is just like getting per cent,
discount on your purchases and the best thing about Surety'
Stamps is that every filled book will obtain 12.50 worth of
any merchandise you may select, (excepting Groceries)
in the two great O'Neill-Adams Stores better than getting
cheap-looking, tawdry premium merchandise, don t you
think?
Remember, too, that O'Neill's Pay-as-Convenient
Club Plan may be applied to any large purchases in any
department of the two stores. No interest is charged and
"Surety" Stamps are given.
The Most Modern. Ilefoful. Accommodating, Uv-to-Date
Selling System in America at O'NeiWs.
Annual Sale of Trunks, Bags & Suit Cases
Reductions of 30 to 50 on widely known
standard lines.
greatness of the carefully bought Btock this year made it necessary for us to move the.
ioods Dcparmcnt permanently to the Main Floor of the O'Neill Homcfurnishing Store
The
Traveling Good
(nart of O Ncill s Store for Dnd and the Bovs )
Some idea of the vast ranee of Traveling Needs Jrom which you may select at these Annual
Sale reductions may be gained from n glance at the following list of the different articles in this sale:
Skirl Trunks
Chiffonier Trunks
Hureau Trunks
Hat Trunks
Cane Null Cases
Leather Traveling Baga
Combination Baga
Matting
Suit Case
Think of a chance
to choose from 500
light, roomy, wcar-
rcsisting cases; worth
up to S2.50; nt the
annual sale $ r f
price of X.JuD
Aulo Trunka
Vliltlns Casts
Leather suit Cases
Dress Trunks
Money Haajs
titled llaca
rarroll Bags
Every Kind of
"Likly"
Traveling Need at a
straight reduction of
Wardrobe Trunks
Steamer Trunks
Carriage Trunks
Cab Trunk
Club Hag
Kit Bass
Cabin Bags
Women's Steamer
Trunks
Men's Steamer Trunks
Gladstone Baga
Fitted Hull Cases
Mattlog Hult Cases
33 per cent. !!
Leather Suit Cases
Cases; regularly S8.00 to tO.OOj
Pcduced as much ns CO per cent.
Lot No. 2 Leather Suit
.nr1fll nt 41. DO 'n S6.00.
Lot No. Leather Suit Cases; regularly $0.00 to $14,00;
special nt M. 00 to 12. 00. . -
Lot No. 5 Leather Suit Cases; regularly $12.00 to ?S.OO;
special at (9.00 toSli.SO.
Traveling Bags
Lot No. 5 Cowhide Hags, all sizes; vulucs to f3..'!0;
special at $3.65. , ,
300 odd pieces of Traveling Bogs and Suit Cases; values
from Sio.ou to !j3U.uu; suit- prices, ti.uu iu jiu.vu
$42 Wardrobe Trunks
$23.75
All the features
of a high-priced.
WardroboTrunk-
viz; :
You can hang up 13
dresses or suits with
out wrinkling.
As shown in sketch, each trunk has a large hat box and a
big shoe drawer. Then there are three extra bureau
drawers. There are hantfers enough for 13 cowns or
.4fa nil tit. a rnll..:rt I. -a mA .;!. -,..'.1..
. j!...i.vi . .1 ilc" rj. . .i...i
or wrinkling.
The outside is thoroughly pin riveted and closely nailed I
ana extra florc Douna at tne edges. All first grade brass
steel tnmiuiugs.
Thii ittm will be told on Vie Club Plan to all member who
to detire.
Don't Miss O'Neills Great Removal Sale of
Wedding Gift Silverware
O'Neill's Low Regular Prices Are Reduced One-Third to One-Half
This is probably the most important Silverware event ever announced by O'Neill's It is
occasioned by the removal of our well-patronized Siverware Section to the Street Floor, 81st Street
Side of the O'Neill Main Building.
Precisely the Silverware wanted AUW by those who have received invitations to June
bridals antl bv housewives and hotH owners. ,
Over 5,000 Pieces of Beautiful New Silverware; All O'Neill's Regular
Merchandise.
Out of hundreds of special lots we quote just two: ;
Rogers 1847 flat Ware
Best in the world. Standard
goods ut standard prices.
Tea Spoons, per H do 11.75
Dessert Spoons, per i doe 13.23
Dctsert Forks, per $ doz f 3.25
Medium Forks, per H doz 13.50
Hollow Handle. Medium Knives,
per Vi doz 13.23
$6 Chests of Silver for
Wedding Gifts
$3.85
Each chest contains 20 pieces
of fine silver. Four patterns to
choose-from. French gray bead,
scroll or fancy edge.
Oven-fresh from National Biscuit Company
SneMl Tpao I
Grahams..
8
Uneeda Lunch (
Zu Zu Snaps..
VUg.
Surety Stamp Day
To-Morrow, Tuesday, June 4
HI
Surety Stamps FREE To-Eorrow,
June 4, to all purchasers, at all the 200
James Butler Inc. stores, in addition to
all Surety Stamps Ix'guhirly given.
If the Manufacturers bpent Hundreds of Thousands of Dolljtrs in Advertising
The Improved ILldredge Rotary
Sewing Machine, Which is Sold
at O'Neill's at $28.50,
would sell at $50 to $60 and its quality and improvements give it a high
place among the highest priced machines in the world,
As it is, tho Eldredgc Improved Rotary Sewing Machine is one of the best known and at the
same time the least advertised machine on the market. It advertises itself every new machine,
that goes into a homo makes friends with tho
neighbors immediately.
A skilful demonstrator it in attendance to intro
duce you to the Eldredge Improved Rotary Scwln
Machine and show you its merits. Owncrshio am
homc-sewing' acquaintance with it will make it a liXtv-
long friend a member of the family I
Free Private Lessons will be given at any time
before or after urchase, but you willhardly need them.
The Eldredge Rotary is such a simple sewing machine it
does most of the thinking and the work for you.
Warranted for Ten Years; the newest model, the beat
looking; a full set of attachments and O NeiH s Demon'
strator and Instructor at your service at any time.
A Small Payment and It Goea to Your Home.
Then Small Periodical Payment Will Have It Paid for
Defore You Realize It.
The "Celebrated American" Sewing Machine has
a splendid reputation for reliability. This machine is mad
by the same company at the Eldredge, and in the tame way
the advertising expense is put into t c quality of the
machine. A duplicate of this machine is sold all over tow
at W0.QO. inspected and teat from ue car direct. f
n a
II - Ocelli Mel
Factory to customer method; price.
Wnre ejoear. factory 10 customer bhi
ffNsiU-AdaaM Co., tk At, NtwYack
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