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SHOULD HOLLER
ICE AND GIVE
UNDERTAKER A JOB
tVwf Grips Husband and
il Holds Him Three Hours
I as Burglars Work.
MRS. G. R. SHELDON,'
WIFE OF REPUBLICAN
TREASURER, DEAD.
Wits bea
sSUed
FrSSBi
Henry Fnl of W9. IMChrys-
:) Ctrt got out of bed serly to-lay
S feed tht behy 8he hwrd quesr
ejbtkiag eeuad undar the arlndoar.
Lsskiag out shs sew t:ir mm on
It esteiialon of No. :14 (lrtnd ert.
klM t Iron bam of Jacob
ishsr s Jewriry factory with a plpa
aeln a storage battery lamp
6" mm their lleht.
rhlsprrs Mra. Fankal
bar husband.
, "argler!" sr!almd Mr. Fanaal.
should call th aoliea."
-a-a-eh- aald hla wlfs
'SBS robbcra hoard har. One of tlmm
tanwd'tha raya of tha lamp on lhatr
fill at thr rubbernecks, piping off
A Jab," ha aald. Tha roan with tha
SSjfe) eat tar did not avan turn hla haad.
"at either of them movaa." bo growled
SB a rote quit claar to tha Fenkel.
tha beads off n 'am."
' Jw Frnkalu atood at th window
MkM with faar. Tha burglar mad
Mfr way through th bar, an tared vba
and rlppod tha aafe apart.
thy war hueleet Fankal whla-
to hla wlfa that h thought ha
MM alia oat and oall tha pollra. Mra.
'"ewBat throw hla arm around him and
ewewing. forbad Mm to move. Ona of
Hb) burglara appeared at aha Jawalry
IbbIiu window.
: ?Thafa right, momtnar," ha aald.
TJaMd him. Than you won't hava to
dswact hi Ufa laeureaee."
It waa faar o'clock, aftar mora than
hour of ohllly watching, bafora
bwrglar war thraagh with thalr
nd gona. Thay took about 1410
t ana and warh worth 10 belonging
tamutl Mabala. an aaaoelata of
wThar. Thar want away by th
Mpfta Which thay had apparently ned
SB aWttlng to th exteaalon. through
roar yard of the boaee in which
I raakale lived.
. a workman amploytd
fjh Stretcher, waa met at tha front dear
wyanrr rnki at s 'ciok.
"Tear plars waa robbed laet night.1
aKI Fenkol. "t weald have lt roe
wlatr before but my wtft weald not .at
abb fa untn Juet now. She aaJd aha did
wpt know hew aba would feed tha bablaa
If I get kitted.'
all due gratitude. Boomer ra
le ha) baa and lhaa to Capt.
gf the Detect! Bureau, who aaat
i of man leaking for tha men de
er Foakal whea hla wife waa
at
BBBawaW
ARRIVES FROM SCOTLAND
TO WED U. S. ARMY CAPTAIN.
Miss Janet Gardner, Actres Won
hv SoMaT When She ToureJ
America, Return to He a Bride.
i in th ataamtr Columbia of lh
Anchor Line, which arrlvH this morn
ln from (llasgow. wo a cliarmlng
lirnnstts. with a glow of th heather
In her rharkfl. At the gangplank In
wiuting -a a big man wilh a military
hearing. Tha girl waa Mlaa Janet
dirdner. formerly h member of
itraham Moffat's rsmpany of Boated
llayera The man wn ('apt. W It
Smith, V. . A., at prencnt stationed at
Kurt Tln'iias. Ky.
The officer I ad first aeen the lady
rrni the footliabta when aha waa
playlhd fl l.oulHVllle, Ky.. and before
th.' company left the southern city, the
twn a ere angiged and the dny had bean
art.
MlM Uardner returned to har home In
su-ntland. hot the malla between Ken
tucky and (llaegoa' were busy, and the
data dragged until aha wrote of har
approaching return. Her father waa to
have . in! with her, but he could not
get away, and an he entrusted hla
dxnehter to the rare of Capt. Black of
tii, Columbia, who will give her away
at tha wedding to-morrow night, which
take place at the houae of frtenda of
; the captain, at No. 130 Weat Heventy
eernnd street.
The honeymoon will he apent at the
army poet, whloh will ba the artilrce
' of Capt. and Mra. Hmltli for aome time
1 to come
IVY DAY AT SMITH COLLEQE.
Mr. (erce It Hhrlilon, wife of the
hanker I id Treasurer of the National
Republican Committer, died early to
day after an operation In her home, No.
it West Thlrty-rlahth street, tthe was
taken seriously ill ten ilaya ago, but
had been In frail health for aome year.
Airs. Bneldnn had been married since
December, Is. I. tnrea yeara after th
graduation of her husband from Har
vard. The couple had two daughter.
In October, 1110, aiisa Mertrude Sheldon
waa married to Katnuel Htevena Sands,
a son or Mrs. W. K. Vanderbllt by her
first marriage. The wedding waa cpilet
owing to the delicate health' of the
mother. Only the month before the
other daughter had divorced William
Fuller In Kno.
Mra. Hheldon waa first operated upon
for th malady which remitted In her
death on Jaa. 17. 1110. At that time It
wae thought that her death would ba
a matter of a few hours, but, though
she rallied, her health had never been
of th beet.
Oeorge It. Sheldon la treeeurer of tha
Republican National Committee, and
waa one of the principal wltneeaee be
fore the Clapp Congreealonal Committee
laet Octotber, during the Investigation
of campaign contributions.
NO GRADUATED TOBACCO TAX
WAHIVOTON, June It. A gradu
ated tax on tobacco as an amendment
to the tariff bill was unanlmoualy re
jected by the majority members of the
elenate Finance Committee, who voted
down Senator Hitchcock's amendment,
suggested by Attoniey-Oeneral Mc
Reynolda. The committee approved placing live
stock and grain on the free Met with a
countervailing duty, except oata. which
remain dutiable at ten centa a bushel,
and oatmeal at XI rente a hundred
pound. Citrus fruit were unchanged.
With
ibW
asaanaaal
ejsrsssan
CASTOR I A
For Infanti and Children.
Thfl Kind Yon Hi? Ahrays Boocbt
Bears tow
Blgnatnrt)
ot
llesokea MH Write the Haali- at
he riaaa Ode.
NORTH AMFTONi M . June l.-
Tlie Ivy I lay BttaMMatl of lira Ktnlth
College graduating cIbsk was to ld on
the camjiu to- lay under blue aklea and
iirlght. warm sunshine.
Kormlng In front of the rtudaflta' bUlM
log, the (lenbirs man bad in roan tho
campus to the new library near which
the class Ivy was stint-. I on Its new
career. Each gf the Ml Kil ls . arrlcil an
American beauty rose iind the Junli.r
class, sctlng as eworl, ..ore a . haln of
mountain laurel.
As the Ivy was planted by the class
president. Itachrl Whliblrn of Wist
Newton, the eenlors aatig nn odr, the
word of which were wrltt' n hy Marlon
Ulna ot Albion. III., and the music hy
Maiel Heyo of Hoboken. N. J. Ad
dresaes were .made b OfbtCwM Tods,
of iMilhurn, N. J., end Kllssbeth I'felf
fer of I'tttafleld
INSIST bFNiv7cONVENTION
Prop-resalve Hepubllrana Make Hint
a Coadltloa of earsrawlaalloai.
WAHlllNOT" iN. Jun It - Membom
of th "Conciliation Connnltte" of
Progressive Itepubllcans who recently
made demanls upon tho Republican
National Committee fur a national in
vention this year, have deolded, t the
result of meetings hr Katunlay ind
yesterday, t" oppose any action by the
National Committee to effect rtrniHiaod
reforms without a party convention.
Senator Cummins, former Hovernoi
Had lev of Mlseourl. Henators lones
aid t.'rawforil and Hopresentat ivrs An
dereon of Minnesota, Craniton of MIc i
Igan and Rogers of Massachusetts
participated In the conferencea. whl-h
will be renewed later this week.
as In years gone by the seniors gath
ered under the elms and listened to
lass porm. hietorle and smoked their
class pipes.
Important in wa the day to Vale
11", the oirasloti has historical signifi
cance for I undrida of graduates back
for Clan minions. Hy them class day
of Iftl.l will bt remembered as the date
when the lirt physical effort was
pended in ineklng a coliseum a reality.
President lladley late In the day, ac
tdpgpaftrad by rcpresentat.ves of many
laN aii l fractlcally the entire body
of seniors, wielded a spade to dig up a
clump of turf on the athletic i: rounds
opposite V.ile Kleld to mark the place
where the ureal ' bowl" will le built.
Ironworker falls In Uenlh.
Abraham Kupsarstein, a sheet Iron
worker, of No. 94 Hay Thirty-fourth
etrcet, Fl.ithush, working on f'ubllc
School No. M at Avenue K and East
Tenth street, fell three atorles to-day
and fractured his skull. He died tie
fore an ambulance from the Swedish
Hospital could reach him.
NEW EQUITABLE BUILDING
TO HAVE FIRE BULKHEADS.
Tnirty-six-Story Skyscraper Will Be
Divided Into Four Separate
Compartments.
Kollowlng the suggestion of Fir Com
missioner J oh neon, the new Equitable
Hutldlnf. at No. 110 Broadway, will be
divided Into four separate compart
ments, thus affording a system of fir
protection more elaborate than any
thing yet Introduced In building con
struction. Commissioner Johnson to-day received '
a letter from I. J. Horowitz, President
of the Thompaon-etarrett Construction
Company, approving hla plea for a i
doublr. fireproof wall extending from
the sub-basement to the top. or thirty-
sixth floor. These walla will Intersect
at right angle at th centre ot the
building: and automatic fire-proof door
on each floor will provide meana Of
hutting oft any of th four division
from the other three.
All plan for th building have been
approved by the Commissioner, and con
struction will begin at one.
CLASS DAY AT YALE.
Hundreds of Graduate Rack
the Celebration.
GROWS BEAUTIFUL, HEAVY HAIR,
WE PROVE IT 25 CENT DANDERINE
Destroys Dandruff Stops falling hair Cleans and
invigorates your scalp Delightful dressing.
To be possessed of a henrl of heavy,
beautiful hair, soft, lustrous, fluffy,
wavy and (ree from dandruff, ia merely
a matter of using a little Uandcrine.
It is ensy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and Iota of it. Just get
a KS cent bottle of Knowlton'i Dandcrtne
now all drug stores recommend it
i apply a little as directed and within tea
minutes there will be an appearance of
for abundance, freshness, fluffiness and an
incomparable gloss and lustre, and try
as vou will vnu cannot find a trace of
NEW KAVa, Conn . June !, 1 1, .a ! dandruff or falling hair; but your real
waa elaas day at Yale 1'nlvei sliy, and surprise will be after about two weeks'
ro
downy at first-ryes but realty new hair
sprouting out all over your scalp
Uandcrine is, we believe, the only sure
hair grower, destroyer of dandruff and
cure for itchy scalp, and it never tall
to stop falling hair at once.
It you want to prove how pretty and
soft vour hair really is. moisten a doth
with a little Danderine and carefully
draw it through your hair taking one
small strand at a time. Your hair Will
ba soft, glossy and beautiful m just a I
tew moments a delightful surprise
await every one who trie this.
N400
Htwta
Prtfrcti!
Vacation Sale
BE A WISE WOMAN! Take your
Ksmo ("Yinur for vnent inn urnnp
along with you! That's a policy
of insurance against corset catas
trophic, and it guarantees you
summer corset comfort and style
wherever you go.
Economical, too. Every Nemo
outwears any two ordinary corsets;
doesn't stretch, tear or break; gives
you the hygienic support needed
most in hot weather.
For $240 you can get the lateat Nemo
"Solid-Service" Corset, for all average fig
urea; low btut, very long akirt with elaaUc
"In-Curve Back;" of cool, strong batiate.
At $3.00 are stylog for every figure
No. 301 for tha alndr, of dainty mercer
ised batiate; No. 326. Self-Reducing, for
full figure: low bust and tha new elaatic
LaaUcurve-Back; Nos. 333 and 354, with
Auto-Maasage device, etc.
At S4.00 aitd tS.00. figure-reducing mod
al of various typas, with the style and
comfort features that have made the Nemo
famous throughout the world.
Don't give up your Nemo summe
A Challenge Sale
TWO SUITS
FOR
The Price of One
This is the greatest sale ever known a sale which knows no precedent. For the next
seven days we are going to give the best value ever placed before an appreciative public by
giving TWO SUITS for the price of one; made of the famous English Twill Serge and
guaranteed pure wool, sun-proof, never-fade, London-shrunk; in materials that are found
in S0 to $50 Clothes, with our guarantee back of every suit. 1
Pare Wool, Never-Fade Bloe. Guaranteed $30 to $50 Values
2 Suits $18-75
mMmi MADE TO MEASURE ' JL xj
true !
(Tbese Flannel Trousers were alwav. sold and advertised by um at $1 per pair.) This Will iwg jraB
a Mu Sdtfl Suit far city and Business wear and a Blue Sara Coat, with a pair of I
For tha man who appreciate good clothes, with perfect style, fit and finish, the kind that stand up until worn out to
such a man wa astend an invitation to visit our big store and lie shown.
Free Flannel Trousers
al B1H.TB sre wUI make
Te every aereaaesr ef a Mm Serge '
ml Treaaars. mr rasteaa taller ta IUr
- ,ki. ia
IV KB, It U. a ' er rar wujiit,
tatter la th cltr aeald ehars ran
his
gill for
lur Guarantee-
Ve Oaaraatee ta slve ree far S1B.T5 a aaM at flaeet and tercet weel that j
r ran bar. It from data ef asvehaae until It la wars taraaal
you are dissatisfied .4th It la ear war. ertng It aaafe aad we wttl asahe ;
i aood.
OUR
ONLY STORE
OUR
ONLY STORE
30 CHURCH STREET, CORNER DEY, IN THE HUDSON TERMINAL BUILDING
(Ona Block from John at. Subway and Cortlandt St. Station. Bth Ave. " U")
JUNE BRIDES
Ladies' Dressers on Sale
this Month Only for $8
! to IS MINUTES FROM ANYWHERE
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Al llhh St. Estrsacc si Sshwsv er Elevated
Special for Week Commencing June 16
Refrig
erators la aB
ThisDIilsa-
Issbi Ostfit,
consisting of
Oolden Oak.
Karly Bng
liah Eaten
ton Table. 4
OoUlan oak
or Early
English
Cane Heat
Chalra. com-
ForU...M
upwards
$8
54 in. High
18 In. Wide
IS in. Deep
for this Ladles' Dressing I
Table with Triple French
Bevel Plate Glasses: fin
ished in Mahogany, Golden or
Fumed Oak ; cannot be duplicated
in any other firnt class house for
less than $18.00.
MASON'S!
Estsbllshad N year.
MYRTLE AVK.. OOP. BRIDGE ST.,
BROOKLYN. N. V.
FREE!
This Imperial Leather Couch
5.50
This SolM Brass Bed
FREE!
every
Gelden Oak Frame
Free wtta Every Parraas al IW or tr
Open Eventngi Only Monday & Saturday Until II
I THE EASIEST PAYMENT I
HOUSE IN NEW YORK I
YOUR'
ARE OUR TERMS
T SI I BAUMANN'S 1 3 Av.
BaPTWo AfftMR
MeaesFBraishew
Vt- W
4 75 -
5 if."
Writs for ratalaa,
WAWcahO
II A KM
treih lertJ
$ :
7.SSSS k
Matted Free.
is an Accou
STORK
at
SStOSIX STORM.
Read the
Summer Resort
In TcDay's Werld
Th Sttre Opens at Q A. Ms
Lord & Taylor
Funded 1 826
Special Order Dept.
will make Gowns to Order
exact copies and many original models
For Morning and Afternoon Wear
of
Linens, Batiste, Crepe and Charmeuse
Also
Smart Tailored Suits
of Linen and Serge in white and colors; or a
combination of check skirt with a plain coat,
at
$45.00, $55.00 y $65.00
Satin Bathing Suits $35.00
Exceptional Values in
Women's & Misses9
Sweaters Bathing Suits
Women's & Misses' Mohair Bathing Suits
In navy and black, with bloomers, neatly trimmed
with buttons,
$2.95 Valu $4.50
With inlaid white eponge collar, trimmed with fancy
braids,
$2.95 Value $5.00
Women's & Misses' Bathing Tights
la all the new attractive models, with or without feet,
59c, 75c, 95c, $1.25, $1.50, $1.95 & $2.50
Values $1.00 to $3.95
Women's & Misses' Bathing Shoes
In the new colors, low or high,
35c, 65c & 95c Value 50c to $1.50
Rubber Of Novelty Bathing Caps
25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, 95c, $1.50 & $1.95
Values 44c to $3.50
Corsage Rubber Flower Bouquets
95c & $1.50 Values $1.50 to $2.50
Women's & Misses' Sweaters
For mountain or beach wear, to be worn over bathing
suits, all the new models and colors,
$2.95 & $3.95
Children's Sweaters
Several smart models and colors,
$1.50, $1.95 & $2.95 Values $2.95 to $5.00
Special Reductions on
Blankets, Comfortables
& Bedspreads
Offering unusual advantages in summer
furnishings
Blankets
$2.35, $3.00 & $3.75 pair
Regularly $3.25, $4.00 and $5.00
Fancy plaids and plain blocks,
$1.65 each Regularly $2.25
Comfortables
Figured silkoline, Persian or floral patterns,
$1.65 each Regularly $2.25
Figured silkoline plain mull borders,
$2.85 each Regularly $3.25
Bedspreads
Crochet, Marseilles patterns,
95c & $1.25 Regularly $1.25 and $1.50
Corded dimity
90c, $100 & $1.15 Regularly $1.25 to $1.75
Muslin Sheets & Pillow Cases
25 Less Than Regular Prices
Sheet
At
63 x 99 69c
72 x 99 65c
81 x 99 72c
90 x 99 79c
90 x 108 86c
Pillow Cases
42 x 88H 16c
45 x 382 17c
50 x 38H.....19o
54 x88H..a.-...lc
Traveling Rugs
Suitable for Auto or Steamer
At Greatly Reduced Prices
$4.50, $6.75 & $9.75 each
Regularly $8.00, $0.50 & $10.50
Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St
IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED
fotV-H'g ithipinmry
As your oUaltr,
A WORLD "WANT WILL QQ AND fiBT H
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