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TH1 IVINIVa WORLD,
IUAY, TTTL 11, Hli.
MULHALL STORY
BEARS ON CONGRESS
FHfflBBEY
S. V(xxl McClave, Acctised
by Him, to Be Called
as Witness.
WORK FOR 'UNCLE JOE.'
Manufacturers Were Especially
Anxious About Election
of the Ex-Speaker.
WAfHIlNOTOV, July II -The Benat
lobby hturtrra t ! Interrupted CuL
Muihall'a story of hi actlvltlee aa
Idobylat far the National Association of
Manufacturer : .hi; enough tu ummon
1. Wood Mr-Clave of Orantwood, N. J.,
a a witness in he testimony ye.terJay
Mulhall had described hla efforts In MO
to secure th . Ir.- .,.n of MoTlava ovtr
William Hughes In the Hlxth Congress
District of Nft Jersey. Hugh la now
a I'm led Htates Menalor. Mulhall Ic
eland that he paid nearly all of Me
Clave expensee aa the Hepublloan can
d-late Ita railed Mct'lavo a "tight
wad' and made other statements not
calculated to benefit the Orantwood
high
Merer
A special election Is to be held In th
Math Jereey dlatrlrt next Tuesday on
account of the death of Judge Martin,
the Democratic candidate who was
elected over McCtaye last fall. At the
special, election M -Clave la again ths
Itapublloan nominee. A. C. Hart Is ths
Democratic candidate.
Mulhall got a little ahead of his ret u
lar"ftory In going over the McClave In
cident yesterday and the Republican
members of the commutes accused ths
Democrat of playing poUtlos with a
visa to the special election next Tues
day. The committee decided to-day to
call Mct'lave at once.
Before M n 'lave waa summoned afulhall
described how th National Association
of Manufacturers' proposed to concen
trate Its energies. If necessary, for the
rsrolecttoo of former Speaker Cannon
In ths lMt campaign. A letter bearing
est Cannon was written to Mulhall by
Secretary Hohwedtraaa of th manufac
turer! on Aug. 17, IKK. and declared aa
eaargte. would be concentrated In Can
aan's district "If there la th slightest
occasion for It." A latter dram Mulhall
Is) former Representative tofidanilagw
er N'ew Jersey aald th manufacturers
bad flld -work era out la the unsjssjii
in jany Mow Jersey. PiaaaodTaala And
thdlana districts.
Senator Road questioned Mulhall about
Congressman Bart hold t
"I always md si stead ssabwadrmta
and Van Cleave looked after Bertholdt,
and that th biowoiy lnteresu helped."
retired Mulhall.
TABLE MMIKETTI BILL,
M'REYIOLDS ACCUSED
Ppuuciria Cboto Off Action In
Moqbc enrj RcputflcaQ I i4fr
Baavnes Attorney GeflcnL
at
WALL STREET.
Market CJoslng-In ths laat hour New
Haven declined to ire, while a great
many stocks were selling at ths beet
prices of the day Union Pevlflo aold at
1J IH. flteel M 1-4. Reading 1-4, Penn
sylvania llts-l. lertilgh Valley Ml 14.
Mteet preferred lfTl-l, snd Bm.lt.r
JM. This latter atock receded to tl 7-1
at the cloae, which waa active, and
prices ware maintained near to the nig
line established around 2 o'clock
Issues showed advances from 1-4 to 21-
points. Total sales. 322,Km shares
Heavy buying srdere were again con
centrated on th floor In the Initial
dealings. Pates were made 1-4 of a point
apart at the opening. Ruylng continue.)
In large volume all through the first fif
teen minutes, but on the higher level es
tablished realising sales wars Induced
In Isrire volume, and part of th ad
vance was lost. Increased weakness waa
shown In California Petroleum on the
Intimation of a oomlng Interruption to
dividend paymenta on the common stock.
which opened at l-t, a loss of ona
point over night, and aold down to ;,-.
Around U o'clock large buying orders
appeared In I'nlon Pacific and United
Stat Steel, which moved irp one point
and helped to advance a number of Is
sues. California Petroleum recovered from
10 l-l to It l-t, InterboroughMetropol
Itan preferred roa 1. while the Copper
atocka were strong, up over a point,
with fractional advances In moat Is.
auee. London was aald to have bought
about 11,000 shares After It o'clock
prices reached a higher level, but Cali
fornia Petroleum was again under pres.
sure, declining to It 1-4. New Haven,
which had risen to 10 1-1, declined 'tu
104. Trading waa quiet, with atock
selling a little below the high prices
reached around midday.
Tha market waa dull aad eteady with
prices well maintained between 1 and
I o'clock.
Rich Broker and Wife in Court,
Sister Accusing Her of Attack
LIQUOR OEALER LEAVES
Th Cleelag Oaotatloaa.
The asUowtaa we the highest, knrea and lot
prices of stasis for u.-asj and the net ensaan si
ooexpered Uk Bis cluelnj prices of yeeterdst:
sBaaflBS Slu trylS
fat Oar A WaiiBp u u
nirrin UICSSO US
neaa UsjraauStrs
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ekT.fJaa CsunmetO-aamerriolda-OAclM) ef
fV eras choked off to-day to tha
atoax. Ajrangernonta had bean mad.
tap tew hours debate OB the oontro-
Rprantettv By raj of Tea
i spelled everything by moving to
off the talk. A hot Republican
developed, but It waa inef
and the Ho uae Anally voted to
th Xahn resolution calling far
don to th liouae of aft papers
m the Cajnmttl-Dtgg ease.
Republican Leader Mann later Issued
atasjwnetat charging that th rseohi
Mm waa dropped by th Damoorau In
the House at the trajtismtlon of At-
laniiy-Oonerai McReyrtsids,
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Woman end Boy Caught by Un
dertow While Bathing at
Edgemere, L 1
Peart Steinberg, twenty-three, and Ar
thur Deal!, nineteen, went oaught by
the undertow while bathing at Edge
mere L. I., this afternoon, and carried
far from land. Roth are good swimmers
and they made a desperate attempt to
swim to the shore, but their battle with
the undertow proved a losing ons. They
war rapidly becoming exhausted when
their cries for help were heard on ohore.
Frank Crayer, life guard, and William
Nau, a polloaman attached to the Eigh
teenth precinct, put out in a rowboat,
but fast aa thsy rowed both Miss mln
bong and Daniels war at th point of
sinking. They were dragged half con
scious Into tha boat aad later fully re
vived, apparently Buffering no Ill-effect
from their experience.
Mr. and Mr
JOHN CTATUM
Ira. John C. Tatum, wife of the rich
cotton broker, who waa hsld In I-.'
hall for the Grand Jury at Andes, N.
T.. yesterday on the charge assault
ing her slater, Kathryn MacArthur, re
lumed to her home In Great Nook, U
I., to-day. Mrs. Tatum face an Indict.
at puniehable by Ave years in
prison. 11.000 Ons, or both. She was IPs.
- ed on a bond furnished by lir
husband, and returned to her home In
his company.
Interest in th unusual case now cen-
rraaipUy raid M
Trouble Mary Healed.
RWW HAVKK, Conn., July U.-A run
n th New Haven Savings Bank. con.
atdered on of tbe strongest Institutions
IB ths city, occurred to-day, a steady
stream of depositors passing the Uller'e
window all rooming and this afternoon.
They were paid as fast as they pre-
anted their book. The offlclale of the
bank attribute the run to a rumor start
Ing from an unknown source to th
pffct that thr was financial difficulties
at the bank.
In 'a statement given out this after
noon they declare that there waa "ab
olutely no truth to any atatemant oon
eervlng any financial embarrassment of
th New Haven Raving Rank." Th
bank, they state, la able te meet all
lndhtdna and have a large surplus
stlU avaUabl.
The bank'e aasots are given as over
lU.wo.MA. and the deposits slightly In
esceaa of tlT.oun.ooo.
Whan the dors were dosed at t o'clock
a erfarae crowd of depositors atWI sought
sshtrl salon, sonic of them surging against
lb door as they swung to In an effort
to forec tholr way In. The bank, it was
Mated, will open for business as usual
at the morning.
SHIPPING NEWS.
INOOQtJ.NO STdCAMsVUPM
OVM TO-DAY.
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amisss
rhaata. sertla cwua.
lte
aF ' ' SataaaaadBAIlftllfltf
W ' ahtataaakhafl
m-xm ,k
3S "h vxTHr?yN
. on lha window sill, on clutching the
window frame with on hand and hang-
tn nnn rn nunnoti n h oU,Pr th hp" "'
f3U,UUU IU UnUnbH hi" ",:nPni'" The second man grab
' . bed th girl as ah waa about to fall
and pulled her out of the window.
He swung her out, fifty or more feet
Aliov the sidewalk, an.l ) anked her Into
the room In the window of which he
atood. There he and his companion tore
' the kIi I s clothing from her and beat
out th flame. She waa unconscious
Peter McOinn's Estate to Be De
voteJ to Religion After His
Widow Dies or Marries.
Peter McGinn, a retail liquor de.iler. ,na th,.. ,ork.,, .- h.r . r.
ho died uly I, 1913. at his home. No. lory arrived from New York Hospital.
MU Klfth avenue, In his 111, filed to-day j The girl waa the first hurried to that in
tor probata, bequeathed th real lue of ailtutlon, aa her condition was dan-
it s iv'.trn estate, amounting to about gerou.
' IMrtet, to the Homan 'athollo Arch
j iilshop of New York or ttl successor
upon the death or remarriage of de
cedent's wife, Bllsabeth Mcdlnn.
After disposing of soms 20,on0 to
nlcs, n-phews snd a brother, and a
few hundred dollars to charitable In-
I stltutlons, the entire residua i left In
trust for his wife with the provision.
i however, that In the event of her re
marriage aha ahall lose all Interest In
his estate. Than hs provides that th
Archbishop shall receive th residue
upon the death of the wife or upon her
remarriage.
Under tha will St. Vlncent'e Home
for Roys gsts 1100, ths Little Sister
of th Poor of St. Francis 1100 and
real estate at No. Ml and 141 Wsat
On Hundred and Forty-fourth street
pon th death of two niece who hav
life lntereot In them, and ItOO to Ht.
Joseph's Home for Blind children.
Edward Deacon, employed by dec-
ent, Is to receive the good will and
xturea of decedent's retail liquor buri
al No. 1411 Fifth avenue.
nee
STOVER FAVORS SMOKING
AT CONCERTS IN PARK
mmissioner Adds He Wouldn't
Mind Having a Place Where
Music Lovers Could Drink.
Park Commissioner Stover does not
tm to-day to be in sympathy with
Dr. Pease, the anti-smoke man who
wrote him recently requesting that he
urb all smoking at band concerts In
Central Park. Perhaps he heard from
the Mayor after the crusading doctor
published ths answer he recolvtd from
the Park Commissioner.
Though t do not smoke myself,"
said the Commissioner, "I am rot op
posed to smoking. I not only approve
of It at band concerts but also of drink
ing there, too. I would Just as soon
sse a reservation on the Mall back of
tha bandstand where people could
amok and drink while listening to the
music."
tree in what Miss MacArthur was about
to testify on th witness stand regard
ing an "admirer In New York" when
aha waa Interrupted by Mrs. Tatum'
lawyer. Tha vounc woman, who
charged tbat her slater, Mrs. Tatum,
pulled her hair and beat her eevarely,
had reached the point where aba aald
Tatum and his wlfs had a "terrlbl
fight."
Ml MacArthur aald her slater boat
her, in disapproval, not of her love for
Dr. F. W. Mason, but beoaua she re
fused to marry Frederick W. Peter Jr.
on of a New York manufacturer.
ALL MELLEN MEN
MAY HAVE TO LOSE
NEW HAVEN JOBS
(Continued from First Pag.)
Raw T
BE ikrs.
apacae. i sal
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OUTGO INO OTBAMBHlPg.
alUD tn.ni?
, tyS'Aan.. .Norfolk
Montertlee.
Trinidad.
Aasjolataaeate by Wllaea.
WASHINGTON, July in I 'resident
Wilson to-day sent to the Senate the
following nominations: Minister to Ecu
ador, Charles S. Hartman of Montana:
fritted Statee Judge, Northern Dlatrlrt
of California, Maurtoa T. Doollng of
California; United State Attorney.
Southern District California, Albert
Sehoonover: Northern Dletrtot of Tela,
Jam C. Wliaon.
Ona Ktlla Baltlaaor Financier.
BAVriMORIS, July Id Thomas M
Hullngs, vlce-presldsnt of th Conti
nental Trust Company, was found dead
In bed in his apartment this morning.
The Illuminating gas waa turned on
full and the Coroner gave a verdict of
suloide. It Is believed tbat Ill-health
prompted the deed.
properly. That It was useless to dis
cuss the reasons for or tho causu of
that condition. That it had to he
met, and the only way It could 1
met. having proper consideration of
the property, waa by hla resignation
That he fait everything that he had
dan was and would In Ume be Justi
fied, but that thr wu a question
Whether that If he remained to work
the problem to that justification it
would not be atlll further emdiar
rasaad. Therefore he resigned.
The committee, after considering
Mr. Mallen'a rtatement. acoepted hla
conclusion with great rsluctanc and
at th umi time with full apprecia
tion of bis work.
The resignation of Mr. Mcllen wa
accepted by the hoard to take effect
on th appointment of his successor,
and ths committee was instructed to
consider the selection of such suc
cessor. Th members of ths com
mittee were J. P. Morgan. Theodore
N Vail, rlamuel Ilea, William Skin
ner, Kdward Mllllgan. Robert W.
Taft.
It Is considered elgnlflcant that Mr.
Mellrn aaked, in hi resignation, that
the directors accept It aa to be of ef
fect on or before Oct. 1. On that date
Mr. Mcllen Is to go on trial under an
indictment charging him with man
slaughter In connection with the West
port wraok.
Mr. Mellrn, hla friends aay, haa bean
dssply distressed about his Indictment.
Ths loyal Mallen men In the New
Haven eervlce have been whlaperlng
that sines the death of J. Plerponl
Morgan there has ben a disposition on
ths psrt of the directors to maks I'rea
Ident Mallen the "goat" for all the der
auctions charged against the system
When Mr. Mellen goes on trial fo
manslaughter he will be entirely free or
the railroad und In a position to glv
extremely Intereellng testimony aa 1
the rraeons for uctlona for which he
haa been crltlolard
SAYS GIRL'S BROTHERS
WANT HIM TO WED HER
Panayopulos Charges Them With
Causing His Arrest on False
Accusation to Coerce Him.
Charging that Demloa O. and John
G. Qabrillon. brothers, of No. m Cast
Twenty-eighth atrast, bad caused his
arrest on a charge of grand larceny to
coerce him into marrying their Bister,
Katlna, Thomas Panayopuloa to-day
caused their arrest. Supreme Court
Justice Ooff late last night signed the
order. They are held In hondl Of tl&O
each pending the hearing of a suit for
IM.Ono damages for falsa Imprisonment
brought by Panayopulos in th Supreme
Court
Numerous affidavits are submitted by
Panayopulos to prove that hla arrest
was simply a means of accomplishing
hi marriage to Mlaa Katlna Uaurlllon
He charge that on June II he was ar
rested on the complaint of Miss Uabrll
ion charged with the theft of 1600 while
a visitor In her apartments. Magistrate
McAdoo, alttlng in the Third Dtatrlct
Court, held him to the Orand Jury, but
that body refus.-.l to return an Indict
inent Agatnat him. Panayopulos doe
not hold Mlaa tlabrlllon responsible, as
selling that the brothsrs were the
dominating characters In caualng hla
arrest
named With viaklaa llor lH-iinU
rnaan ! atrial Spreads. a-nb li tfmltl. r v., wt'i ii. ...
XII0U Germany. July II -KIght thous- ... ,,e,,i,iv Z.Z
w uaj D,.,siiW yaroe 1 Nr)an , ,,, ,,,., ,.,,.,,
tsaasaaa Indian lulnail la lk .ik. .
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000 men at Hamburg on July 11. ..aIM j,euh Toys of No. itw M,.n
by
vlth llguor until
DR. E. H. GRIFFIN SUED v
BY WIFE FOR SEPARATION
HUNDRED RESCUED
TWENTY INJURED
IN FACTORY ARE
(Continued from First Pag.)
Others took to ths
way was cut off.
fire-escapes.
A crowd gathered outslds th building
and in their fear the girls on the escapee
did not think to lower th laat laddar
to th strict Instsad thsy Jumped and
men caught them as they fell. Many
wr saved In this way and hurriad
away as soon as thsy had bten aet on
their feet
BURNING GIRL SWUNG OUT OF
HIGH WINDOW BY RESCUERS.
Potano and Aocaoo ware leaning over
tho mixing tank when the explosion
cams and Miss Rlislo waa standing
nearby. Their vary nearness to ths eg
plosion saved the men, for they were
hurled so far by the abock that thsy
fall tstdhr of the burning gaaollna.
Though half-senseless, they picked
tbemeelvee up and rushed for th fire
escape, down which they clambered to
the street and dropped from th lower
escape. Accaco' blp waa broken by
thl drop.
Miss Rlaalo. standing a doaen feet
away from the tank, waa just In range
for the flood of biasing gaaollna wbleh
was tossed Into ths room. It over
whelmed her and Instantly hsr clothes
wsrs on fire. In a freniy of pain and
fear aba rushed to the window, blindly
selecting one to which no fire-escape
rose
There ehe stoo0. shrieking frantically
while the flame from her clothe licked
up about bar head and face. She was
nearly senclss and was staggering
back Into the room already filled with
fir when two men on th third floor
of th loft building next door, at No.
lit West Twentieth street, cams out
BOYS SAVE SCORE ON SINGLE
PLANK BRIDGE 100 FEET HIGH.
Meantime, two boys In a building In
Twenty-first street which backed against
ths burning building rsn a ladder from
one of th windows on th sixth floor to
the rear window of the loft building. On
this they laid a plank and over this
flimsy bridge they led to safety a score
or more of terrified glrla.
But thla Improvised bridge was of
no avail to two boy who wer trapped
In th front of th sixth floor. Flames
were already sweeping up through ths
middle or the room and they were held
by them at their posts at the front
window, where they stood yelling for
help Flames from ths lower floor
swept by them each moment and th
haat which rose wa so Int-nse that
th boy could look out th window
only an Instant at a time, long snough
to yell, and then dodge back out of
the amoke and heat.
Capt. Callaghy of Engine No. 1 and
Lieut Reed or Truck No. 11. the first
firemen to errlve, saw tbe danger or the
boys, and Keed and his men ran an
elchty-rive-foot ladder up to the sixth
floor. Flames, leaping from tha three
atorles beneath It, awept about the lad
der, and it was Impossfbla to pass up
It until Callaghy and hla men mounted
with a line or hoae to the third floor or
No. lata There they directed a stream,
which swept the ladder up and down,
keeping It veiled In a mist or water,
and through this torrent Reed and Fire
men Frank Costello and Prank Mil on
ran.
At times the men were out or sight or
those In the street, while heavy clouds
of smoke enveloped them. There were
cheers when they reappeared and a wild
yell of encouragement when Costello
was seen to disappear through the win
dnw. lie reappeared a moment later
dragging the two boys whom ho had
found half senseless further back In the
room. He passed the boya out to Reed
and Mallon and the descent commenced.
FIREMEN HEROES RESCUE BOVj
STIFLED AND HALF DROWNED.
It waa really only a moment or two
before the firemen had the boys on the
street, but It seemed like hours to the
watching crowds, for only for seconds
at a time were the rescuers and the
rescued visible. Then they would pass
out of sight In a cloud of smoke, or a
burst or flame from one of the lower
windows would sweep around ths lad
der despite th stream of water which
Callaghy and his msn kept playing on
it Dut finally they reached ths street.
hair-atltled by amoke and hair-drowned
by th water which bad poured over
them, but the boy war sat.
A aecond alarm was nt in whan
the first firemen to arrive saw that
the could not cope with the hi. re. and
it brought Chief Kenlon, who aent
some of his men to ths rear of the
building and others to tbe adjoining
roofs. It was more than an hour, how
ever, before the lira was under control.
snd then it had burned out ths four top
floars.
Xh firemen kept th blase from
spreading. Six hundred girls employed
In No. lis were inarched out In a
Are drill. There waa no panic among
them and they were kept in perfect
order. The lower floor or th burned
building were vacant and all the dam
age waa auatalnad by the Model Ilutton
owner.
He is Accused of Having Kissed
a Woman in the Public
Streets.
Mra. Caroline Orlffln, wife of a prom
inent physician in New York City, to
day Instituted a milt for separation from
her husband. Dr. Kdwln Harrison Orlf
fln, of No. H West Forty-seventh
street, charging cruelty, both active and
oonstruotl. In reciting her grievance
against the physician, Mrs. Orlffln de
clares that laat May her huaband of
fered to permit her to get an absolute
divorce from him and give her 171.000
In trust and other property. Thla offer
followed, Mrs. flriffin recites, after "he
(Dr. Urlffln) had been discovered kiss
ing a woman on ths public street of
New York, and after he had been ac
cused of IllegiUmstely supporting said
woman, one Marion F. Holton." Papers
disclosed the fact that Miss Holton lives
svt No. 70 Downing street, Brooklyn.
The Orifflne wsrs married 3une 14,
IMS. Mra. Orlffln aaka for ths cus
tody of her minor eon. Eugene, and a
reasonable allowance for her own sup
port and that of Eugene. Dr. Griffin,
according to his wlfs, owns valuable
real estate In New York and Connecti
cut and haa much personsl property,
In addition to a lucrative practice.
OHO
If you are wearing
and haven't had your eyes
examined for two years of
more better have one of our
Oculists examine your eyes.
It may be that a weaker or
stronger pair of glasses are
now needed. The examina
tion entails no obligation to
buy nor to pay.
Harris Glasses cost $2.00 or
more
Ov&caX 'Status o$s
New York: 54 bast 23rd St.
27 West 34th St. 54 West 125th St
442 Columbus Ave. 70 Nassau St.
Bkiyn: 478 Fulton St. and 1009 B'way.
Newark: 597 Broad St.. nr. Hahne tt Co.
HAS $17 TO PAY $2,515.
Robert Price Bell, null Moose leader
and lawyer of Long Ialand City, has
filed a petition In bankruptcy.
In his schedule of liabilities Bell
enumerated t61.5i In Judgments against
Mm and other unsecured debts of
fl, S63.M. For assets he has tl2, of
which 1173, representing office furniture
and law books, Is exempted by law,
leaving 117 to settle his debts.
A shady tree, a hammock, a good
book and delidoua iced
Wute
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which must be at the same
time itronf , elegant and low-priced.
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berte. Will you not
buy an n
agement ",'";
or any other
..InOll llf lew-
lry. whereuuallty f "C.U
wher no middleman rMd ag
where nothing is .JStatlin
security thai a J-!" to T AV
ICI ves? fiXTV COat WW
from io Sri to i 1 niamoad
piamaad kis and h"hrl li ii
jewelry, aril.ilc. durable. hrinisniM.
ttenuty snd correct la style. sere
u..m'..B Solid
n a I d wvnin
Rinas In all .tries
bearlna the stamp
n " are made
14 Ksra-TWHJm up with rsre ;o
1U .WZmmt SI IU1 ,i u. nr n With Coll
15-Ksrat. ii" dne. No "older
in them. l snlts the perfect work la
thriii snd 'heir IJe renuiaiion. iay
are sold s. low ss IS. SO. No ehs'ss
LAMBERT BROTHERS
rhir.l Saasaaa. Corner HNth aireet.
During Jut and August Store Closed
nil y mi o.
BBADT
TO CBB
f. a!!aieie
Laaaaa asaa3 CBMTt
HAVE YOU TRIED ITT
Malm Cold and Hot Meats Tasty.
DELICIOUS on aandwlchee Sardines
A Fin Salad Dreselnp by adding vinrgar
At Del leal e sea and Grocers' Stare.
Imported
Absolutely 1 1
H0LBR00KS
GENUINE WORCESTERSHIRE
SAUCE
la made and bottled in England.
AT STANDSTILL IN ALBANY.
One lln nle Seaaloaa Held la Senate
aad Asaeiubly.
AM1ANY, July II-It took the Legis
lature Just two minutes to TUspoae of
to-day's business .MU- minute fur each
Iiouko und It udjotirned until to-morrow,
when another leglalatlve day la
planned. In the Assembly consideration
of the calendar waa put over until
Tuesday.
Tnrprdoee Kiplndrd for Them.
N i:VJ -OUT, It. I , July 1.-The manu
facture of naval torpedoes was wlt
iiiaaiil to-day by the members of ths
1 1 hum i ' mi iii it tee on Naval Affairs who
saw also several torpedoes exploded.
The local Inspection was concluded with
vleliu to thu coal depot at Melville und
tho now naval hospital. The Congress
men will B.nl for Iioston tu-jlght.
tvlatloa Papll Killed.
FRANKrXiRT-ON-TIIK-MAlN. Oer
many, July it. Aa aviation puill named
VYaetplisily was killed white flying at the
aerodrome in th suburb of Mladerrad
toeday H touch dtb wrong lever of
!!-?rr''f.M!!!!?ya-r ro- I TT. ,tW ..mj ; th. boy wa. dang.rou.ly III and t.k.n been 400 case, or smallpox reported th
J "Pil eg iwagaty ea Baltic Baa. At Htettln MO rivet- to the alcoholic ward at Hllvue Ho- I year, no death have resulted from th
1- j TW " Jerua. MUtt wee h la Hw beii. Astaaea, Ua bwvtta alataa .
li. .tl. Hal for Mar Wa High.
ALHAHYi July iv Peathi throughout
inn Htate during Mav ntiinUered 12,-11,
an uiiuanally lilgli nuiiiber for the
taOhlhi acoOrdlaa te the monthly bulle
tin of tile Mtala Hvpartment of Health
issuud tn-duy. Although there have
hla
this
Uttto Hurts
may become big
hurtaif not prompt
ly treated. Hydros
disinfscts and
heals. ' Kaape
germs from the
throat, checks
estarrh. Beet for ell
eruptions or ulcers.
Hav. Hydros huody
At all Draeeis
SO. 1S.33..U.
Hydros Ok iloal Co
ea lore, t nieaga.
Man rraarisru.
MU
HELP WANTED MAI K.
paiVfnU. si sa aUten wages: salary aad tarn.
a.n.. . (Trade Mark.)
WEEK-END COMBINATIONS
Fridays and Saturdays Only 99c
hum
before
din
tar week-cad without eae ef ear combinations Is not complete It does aet
full loeasare of pleasure. They are all carefully parked ready for carrying
i on euter the sure, aa that aot a ml.ni, Beed be lest, aad there are eight
el . ooiblnallun.. all numbered lu make ll .-a.. I ..ril.r. Her. tm .ointle
omblnatioB No. -Onejouod box of each af th. folfowlnai 8 pedal AMeriedCbe
nUles. lea ( eat Mpe. laff Mfleep l ent gpe. UU, Hv. of MarshinaJloa llrous.oeloa
HI Tie Broken Caadyl also a half -pound' baa af MUk Chueolate Covered Maxaecbiue
C herries aaa ssaisaa nine i ream vaaweaases.
Special (or Friday, July 18th.
CH0C0UTE COVERED PEACH
MELBA Imaslne a mrlUw rreamr
..In. Havered with the Joke of fresh
reaches aad the eeveeed J Aj,
with el
rot Nil BOX
SrsarJal for Saturdav. Jul 10th.
VAN. CREAM FILBERTS a m
per lor qaallly ef van. flaverod H IS 1
aad selected filberts A
delU-leue combination. 1 afla
POUND BOX
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
NOUGAT AND FUDGEA.aa.xtm
lagarease.it far yea te try this high
grade sweet, we offer our
regular as grade at. 1 Of
rot Ml BOX .
MILK CHOCOLATE COVERED
FRESH FRUITS-Flnrspole. reach,
trewberrr. Maraechlas rherry. They're
all reorearete Us their full lasetnasans.
They are ue treat or tne AA.
Oi7t
POI ND BOX
CHOCOLATE COVERED PEA-
NUTS It weald be dlffh.lt te Had
a more wholeseaie eon feet I. a thaa these
large, aeatir praauta covered with
eoocoiae. uur rrsaiar isve
grade.
POIND BOX
ssaej was
25c
SUGGESTIONS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SUPER CHOCOLATES OR BON
BONS AND CHOCOLATES -i
reaiir aa.iitr ranrertioa bcraas. aali
sseiio issrrairsii euier late
preparation aad
what you would have
-eeeewaer.
th
n-ha
iy real on
to par aTbga.
P)1 Nil BOX OUL
park Bew. Certlaadt. lOth alreel and Urooklru Htera open every r real as uUI
11 e'clecE All our sleres epca Welarday evenlag aatll II o'clock.
BARCLAY STRKCT
Corner West Broadway
St COR TtANOT ST.
Comer Oiur Street
Park Row and Nassau St.
At City Hall Park
400 BROOME ST.
laraar Uotre Street
4TS Tmltmrn St., Cor. Elm PI..
a
MM BROADWAY
Corner Fulton Street
F NASSAU STREET
Vox St.
31 RE
REET
lust laat 01 tighth Aveau
U W. 34th STREET
Just East ef Sixth Avuajg
ABSOLUTELY FREE
WITH tVTRY PUSCNaHC
I n ita
mm
OUR TERMS
300 Down on $50
iown on f w
7Kbowr,Wl00?
lAPGrRAMOUNtSMPrtOPOffTK
W. L. DOUGLAS
3MU&94BShci8
or stTa),fltandi
u poena aaoea AW mx
SPECIAL SALE TEA COFFEE.
5 Lbs. for $1.00
worr both rr.
lla Bureau, faiusar stuMatag
Hreehlra Offlsa.s m Wa.Cta.,!
lea Ma Urooklra. for UU days
f.il.wlas lb. prlaUag e the
sdvertlsssxsat. m
alaaaHHslssaajsaaaaaaaassa
rn .