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Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
MORE RAILROAD HOLD UPS

Another railroad hold-up Nine passen.
gers at one time time missed the 9 80 A.
NJ. train South on Tuesday by reason OF
the "peach switch" track being occupied
by freight. Getting triAe weary are
our disgusted citizens at these endless op.
pressions by the railroad company. THE
TRANSCRIPT knows remedy, and hereby
calls upon the new Town Board to apply
it. It is not open to question that the
railroad in thus obstructing the passage
Of the streets and sidewalks is fsgrantly
violating the town law, aud the Chief of
police has full authority if the Town
Board SO desire, to arrest and imprisoD
the offending train crew. A few doses Of
this sort Of medicine will probably make
the Company "sit up and take notice."
The truth 10 the trainmen are not to
blame, for they are only carrying out their
orders; the company insist on the over.
loading Of the engines. That ''peach
traCk" should not be used as train switch.
ing siding, but be devoted to the proper
purposes Of loading and unloading local
ireighta, in which case it could be entirely
operated from the north end, which would
remove this nuisance which now makes
so many people miss their trains.
We understand that one of our fellow
sownsmen, Mr.. Harry P. Kelly, has
brought suit against the company for
damages, the suit being placed in the
hands of the live young lawyer who so
stoutly led the fight, at first practically
slone-against the Churchnan judgship
appointment-Mr George L. Townsend.
II is undoubted that Mr.. Townsend will
teach "Pennsy" lesson. He can Rmerce
the company for every penny of loss his
client entered by reason OF bis broken
business engagement, and cannot fail in
any event, to recover nominal damages,
with the costs. A few such "olject les |
SOUS" may SET the company to thinking. |
The only trnmp that wins in this game Of
railroad bluff is "cIubs."
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
WARWICK

Mics Lidis Davis is visiting Middletown
friends.
Mrs. S. D. Wilson, spent Sunday in
Cecilton.
Mrs. E A. Jones spent Tuesday with
Mrs. R. B. Merritt, Jr.
Mrs. Joseph Schriver spent Monday
with Mrs. Hannah Mcdowell.
Messrs. S. D. Wilson and W. J. Johns,
were Philadelphia visitors Monday.
Messrs. Henry Duryen and Jesse Vim
yard were Wilmington visitors on Sasur.
day.
Mr.. Lewis Aiken, of Philadelphis,
spent from Saturday until Monday in
town.
Mr.. Isaac Gibbs, of near Massey,
spent Sunday at the home of Dr.. Galen
R. Wright.
Mrs. Katherine Lynch, spent several
days last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry PenseI, in Chesapeake City.
Miss Ethel Vinyard, entertained Mr..
and Mrs. A. R. Merritt and daughter,
Miss Ethel, and Prof. Guy johnson on
Sunday.
Mrs. Verena L. Vinyard and son
Curtis, were entertained by her daughter
Mrs. Y. P. CHM, of near Mt. Pleasant,
several days last week.
Miss Amy R. Piser, has returned to
Washington, d. c., after spending
several weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Arabela Piser, near town.
Mrs. Josephine Wilson, Miss Mamie
Merritt and Mr.. Amos Wilson, we're
entertained by R. D. Aiken Saturday
and Sunday on Bohemia Manor"
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
Preserve Barratt'S Chapel

A movement was started at the Viii.
mington Conference to raise an endow.
ment fund of $50, 100 to preserve Bsrratt's
Chapel, the cradle of American Metho-
dism. Barratt's Chapel, which is located
near Frederica, Kent County, Delaware.
is TO Methodists what Independence Hall
is to Americans. 1t was in this chapel
Bishops Coke and Asbury first met in
America, in November, 1884, held a coun.
Gil with eleven preachers and arranged
for the organization of the Methodist
Church as it exists to-day.
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
Nav Raise Tobacco

GEoReETowN, March, 3Oth.-With the
belief that tobacco can be cultivated with
as fine flavor and almost as extensively
in Sussex comfy as in some districts OF
Virginia, three or four local capitalists are
talking OF forming company and engag-
iug in the tobacco growing business this
year.
1t is likely that trial will be made,
and il the project is then considered feasi-
BILE they will engage in the cultivation on
a more elaborate scale.
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
WilhdraWS His Application

Contested liquor cases occupied the
attention of the judges in the Court of
General Sessions on Saturday, and several
Of those making applications for license
were refused. The application Of Joshua
Armstrong for a place at Townsend was
Withdrawn by bis attorney, Leonard E.
Wales. Armstrong had applied the week
previous and 60 overwhelming was the
sentiment against it that theC Court reserved
its decision. The announcement that the
application is withdrawn is no great sur
prise.
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
Stolen-S5O Reward

From G. B. w. Rhoades, Mid
dletown, Del, March 18th, 1911,
Black Mare, Is hands high.
weight 900 10 1000 lbs., 10 years
old, star in forehead. white tip
on nose, collar chafed on both
shoulders, fine condition; Black
Top Carriage, made by ]. F. Nc
Whorter & Son, Middletown,
Del, Rubber Mounted Harness,
Letter r, Brass Rosette, on Bri-
die. $50 Reward for the return
of horse, buggy and harness.
g. B. W. RHoADEs,
MiddletowD, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
To Form Board of Trade

A meeting to form MiddletoWn Board
Of Trade will be held in the Town Hall
on Friday evening, April 7tb, at atSo'eiock.
Il is hoped that all the ladies and gentle
men who signed the paper requesting
such action will be present-aud all other
citizqils favorable to such useful organic
cation for the towns benefit.
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
PARTNERSHIP Dissolved

The partnership heretofore existing be.
tween Alexander Maxwell and Michael
Carroll, has this day been dissolved BY
mutual consent. The business will be
continued by Alexander Maxwell, who
assumes all outstanding bills. All per-
sons indebted to the firm are requested
to settle same at once.
ALEXANDER MAXWELL,
MICHAEL CARROLL.
Middletown, Del, Marcn 9th, 1911.
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
YES

We are ready to fit you out
with new Spring Costume
or any part of it. This is a
Mems and Boys Store;every
thing they wear from head to
foot.
Boys, Young Men ana
Little Boys usually get new
Suits first and we have more
new styles than you will care
to look at and your taste can
be pleased at almost every
price.
We have a special make of
Boys Suits in sizes 8 to II
years, at IS to $40, and IN
High School Boys sizes IS
to 10 years, at So to SIS that
are a great success with US
for styles, fit and wear.
Men and Young Men will
find all the new Clothes in
our $15, $1S and $40, Fine
Ready Made Suits, and
when they come from here
you know they are right.
Don't forget US on Shoes,
HAS, Shirts and Furnish
ings.
B.e.a.. Btsssst MUTTTN'C s,"ts'"' st"s,
Best Hats
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Friday Prices for
Misses Easter Wear
Babies CIoaks and Bonncts

Misses silk Dressas-Stripo Taffetas
and Dotted Notwithstanding
colors-laco yoke and cuffs
II to IS yrs. reg. Sl2.os.....-.. 300
Chndrcn's Spring Coats-Diaaonals.
Sorgos aud stripe and Check
EanCtos-i to I VI s.-spucial..~.- 3.SS
Girls Spring Coats-box styles
sprgcS. CuNCrts, WOrsteds,
also blnck-and-whito Checks
u to - yrs.-spoclal. ......... 4.OS
Misses Tailored -Suits-nCwest
fabrics. styles and colors-
~ to IL Ellsworth Sll.OS-
special O.Do
Babies Long Coats-all wool
hatisto aud Bedford cord
braid trim-rcg SOS ......... BIT
Childron's Box Coats-nno all wool
Paca cloth In all colors-aiso shepherd
chccks-tO 3 yrs.-vnlus 50. 3D.. 3.OS
Babies Lawn Caps-emb'd turn
backs, also lace trimmed and
tucked styles-to 3 yrs-rcg. 30. .18
Little Chiidicn's Hats white Milans
and rough straw black velvet or
cold ribbon trim-somo with
bwcrs-wort Sl.30. ............ .0S
Babies Shirts-cashmcro aud cotton
Medium and iight-to 3 yrs.-
res. .......... ........... -lS
BnbicS' Piuue Carriage Covors-wldc
cmD'y ruftlc and b~cRding-ribbon run
and trim-valuc q ........ LOB
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Friday Prices for
Women's Waists &Corsets, etc

Chiffon walsts-blagk and colors-
lace and braid triIh-
lace yokcs-rcgular si.b9-
special ....... .......'. 2.SS
striped wash silk Waists
silk trlm'd 60 match or hand
worked yO~Gcs-spoclal ......... 4.08
Black silk WaIsts-Ncssaliuc,
pclu de Sole. Tltreta aud Jap
Ioycly STYLES with hand worked
yokcs-also deliberately lace trlm'd-
elsewhere 4.SS
1 Allovcr Eyolet Emb'y Waists
Cluny lace trim-kimOno models
high o. low nCck-worth 81. a.. LOO
White Voilcs cmi'd In dainty colors-
line BntiStc. hand emb'd, open front
Stripcd Dimi'y hand cmbd with lace
trim-Whitc Lawn hllOver. tucked.
I'm cross b,r effect aud lace trim
also othcrS-regularly $500 ..... 3.0b
White Vollo Waists-iull, emb'd in.
coral and other colOrs. combined
with white and hlack-also luO
white Batisto. with hand emily.
worth 5000. .,...'. 4.So
Womeu's Coutil Corscts-long back
mcdium high bust-one of the best
makcs-lS 10 3O-rog ~S2.oS..... 1853
Womcn's Corsets Of hne coutll-long
back-medium low bust-a leading
mAko-iS to 30-rcs. Sl.75...-.. lao
The evening world., 1911-04-13
Friday Prices for
Curtains, Curtainings, Bed Sets

Muslin Curtains-with coid borders
light blue. gold, pink. green ploatod
rulrlc-valuo q Solar, pair. ...... .6D
Curtain Niusllns-36 inch-Colonlal or
detached ilguros-wcre .l2ll..... -
Finest Imported Curtain Madras-
White. cream and cOlors In
staincd glass, vines, Moral ana
Oriental effects value 90 10 OS.. .1S
Value 81 90 to sl.9S. 90
New Snowflake Gross stripe Curtains
white, cream ar colOrcd grounds
various cOlOred stripes
81. DS and 81 80 values. .....-..' l'4o
French Net Bed Scts-whlte and
Arabian lint Renaissance or
Mario Antoincttc designs
were Sll.OO and Sl2.OO ,..'''.. I'Oo
Couch Coycrs-kuShgar or liagdad
stripes -rcycrsiblu-6O Inches WIG
were S1.oS ....... .....''''''' LOO
One and two pair lots Arnure Damask
portiorcs myrtle. crimson or olive
gruunds-6i inch tub1lin tapestry
bordcrs-wcro $500 and sb.oo 3'0B
Drapery Lincncs-iiDral or Oriental
dcsignS-yaluc l'....'.'..' ~ "a
The evening world., 1911-04-13
RE|CHMANN TRIAL
CALLED FOR lUNE
CUMM|NSFOLLOWS
Meanwhile Grand Jury Con-
tinues to Probe City Deposits
and CulnminS Loans.

The routine OF going through the
memor" OF bank officers for the pur-
pose OF finding II there was amy .asso-
citation in 1910 between deposits Of city
money in banks and loans by those
banFs 30 tho Cupmlus group was rc-
sumed this afternoon by the Grand
Jury engaged IN investigating the Car
negie Trust Company failure. To-day's
witnesses were j. y. Wallace, Presi-
dent OF the Central Trust Company;
Nineteenth Ward Bank, and w. W.
Robinson. Secretary Of the Madison
Trust Company.
The Distrlct-Attorncy announced 20
day that the trial Of Joseph u. Reich
Manu., under indictment for a INSIDE
meanor In connection with the failure OF
the Carnegie Trust Company, Will he
called early in June. The trial of
William j. Cummins will be begun at
the close OF Reirhmann's trial.
Mr.. Whitman wa asked IL the Grand
Jury was going to investigate a certain
loan o. $1,000 made 10y the Carnegie
Trust Company I'm October last TO G. s..
Eaton OF CITY Chamberlain Hydc's Of
flee the day before former senator Frank
Gardner, under Indictment lu connection
with the alleged race track bribery
fund distribution, was released on $1,000
bail.
Mr.. Eaton's name IS on the list 4
Witnesses replied the Dlstr!ct-.Nttor
ney. lie will be examined hv fh,
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Friday Prices for
Women's and Childr ems
Underwear

Nalnsook Corset Covers-yokes with
lace. cmb'y and bbon-spociai. 80. 10
Nainsook OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
skirt or drawers with lace or ON
bruidery-rcg sl39 ....---...- "a
Princess Siips-lawu or batiste, white..
Nj pink, blu or ye,low-lace and insert
and ribbon-valuo SLY. .....--. .9S
Wpmrn's Nainsook. Cambria and
Muslin Night Drcssos-round v.
square or high nccks-with lacas,
umb'y tucGs and ribbon-reg. Sl.29 .0S
Women's Cambria Petticonts-deep
rutflc3 Of lace and ribbon or open or
close omb'y-yalue 2.60.........l.98
Womon's Cambria and Muslin
Drawprs-struight OF circular ruhleS
Of fancy lace or emb'y-spocial.. 40
Childr1n'5 Cambria Sklrts-ruffles
with good emb'y or lace M Inserts
Il To 10 ~yelr5-value 80. ...... AZ
Chlidrcn's Naiusook nnd Cambria
DrtWCrs-rulfleS Of good omb'y
and heavy or Val. lace and Inserts
% 10 10 ~years-value 69......... 40
Cblldren's Cambiic Night Dressss-
rpIud ncck-omo'y cdge--ribbon trim
= 10 "a years reg. bO.....-..... 40
Lawn Dressing sacaues In Klmono
or Waist otects-small figured or
norA effects -Deltod -vulue .OS,.- 90
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Friday Prices for
Boys Easter Wear

Boys Spring Norfolk and double
brca,t-twO pair kniCkor Trousers
theNiots and tusSimcrOs In
desirable colors ~ Gray and Brown Mix
turcs-S To ~ yrs value 5000. l.OS
Boys .,urfolk and Double Breast
Suits-grayS. tanS and browns
checks. hen rlngbonc,, stripes and
plaids-S to IL yrs.-rcg. 81 81 1893
Boys ReCfcrs gray, tan ana olive
CoyCrts-al,p shepherd checks and
fancy chcyiotS-2l4 to 10 yrs
value S'uo ....st..
Boys ilcofors-nRyy Sorges and
shepherd ChcCks-plaiu and fancy
cuNvrtS and missed cheViots-
- to 10 yrs reg. SiDS........3.08
Russian me Sailor suits navy. red.
brown ami royal scrJcs. fancy cheylots
and cashimcrcs-rcg sos ....,. 2.08
Boys Savy Serge Suits-Yoko. Nor
folk and doubl breast models
> I - ~ rs-vuluc SO u ........4.OS
Boys spring Capy-Golfs In navy serge
and fancy mixtures, also EtOn and
Y Arsiiy-uslaly oo,.,........ 40
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Friday Specials
On'Md Floor
Easter Novelties 4 Necessdrie

Silk Elastic Bclts. black and colors-
buckle, ot o,ydi1Cd gun metal or
rich gold hnish-rcg 4 . ........ al
Jewel Cases, In Frcnch gray. rich
guld-silh liuod- artistic designs
value ~ W tt.'.. ,....'.s ''f'''' 90
Chiffon Cioth-dophlr width black.
white and leading shados-res rs 90
Hand Bags ~ Leather. Satin and
More metal ana covered frames ,o
instead 81 81 % ...-.... ....,.... ~
Leather Hand Bags guaranteed
goat scll-Leutner Nnud-
II inch franc value sos ..... .98
Mems N.crceriled Colorol Hand
Nrrchicfs value ......-.. IL .
Wido Hibbous- NGolros. r,rotas and
Satius colDrs, BLACK tud white
II ct. quality ....... .,..,...' IL
Extra Wide Ribbons rich t%aTotas.
shtin- aud Wolres -hihcA, WHl'r 90
and cOlurs rc' ,............ 40
Dutch Collars, Chcml,ottes, NlNrs,.
stocks and Jab0t, -lmpo.to4 and
uthct la'n,-ui,o iinsuric- 80
usually 21,..,...' 10
imported sailor Cp'lprS-Lingrrie and
Lace also lsco trim'd tlclua- 80
worth 90, ....... '''''''' az
! silk LnmDrequlns - Persian md loral
bordor,-uand knot fringe
were e1. JS. ....... l'BD
Nottingham ,carf,aud Squares 80
pretty pattrrls-rcg. 31.-....... 10
Pure Lincn u. p. scag'4 mud Square,
drawn work and mod
value $500. .................,.l.69
| stool Dinner Knives aud Forks
bunu and ebony handles
set of ria oaoh value sl.l0....... re
prcssmakor, steel ,hoar,--full nickel
Huisa-U 20 - iucu-woro IO..... 10
Roger. T|po.uaous extra hra .y silver
plated French gray uld bright luish
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Friday Prices for
Women's and Children
Easter Millinery

Women's Tailored Hats-various
shapcs-nncre braids. In best coiors--
velvet. wings or other trim
regularly sl4S. 3.0S
Womcn's Untrimmcd Hats-rough
braids In fashionable combination
colors large and mcdium-reg. .pS~70
womcn's Semi Ready H~ats-hair and
silk brnids-also some Ready TO Wears
In hair aud rough braids-black
aud colors--worth SOS. .......s lbs
Childrcn's Ready-to-W Wear Hats
fno Javas-volyct bands or
fancy scarfs-yalue s .Ds. ...-.~- los
hildrcn's Untrimmed Hats
natural Tuscans and fancy braids-
good value at S1.dp. ............ .9S
Sprays OF Roses and Sweet Peas
natural and other shadcs-rcg. 90. 40
Buncl,cs of large and small Roses.
Popplcs, Iilacs, also Rose Wroaths
special. .96
26-inch Willow Plumcs-Whito or
b~lack-hand knottcd-spoclal.. 1893
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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1911.

~ronchiell's Ia Gioconda' was re-
pcated at the Metropolitan Opera llouse
last night before another crowded house.
Emmy Dcstinn. In the Tito part. put
more fcrvor into her iinpersonation
than she has over done. Tho character
hitherto has never seemed TO appeal to
her. Louise Homer was a beautiful and
convincing Laura. and ricardo Martin.
as Emo. added much to his ~ever-grow-
ing reputation. Amato maintained his
sinister exposition OF Barnaba. singing
g~loriously. and Maria Claessens. as La
Cieca. and he Segurola. as Advise. were
excellent. Begue. Missiano and Audisio
completed tho cast. The Dance OF tho
Hours" was effective IND Toscanlul
conducted as II tho opera were a
premier Performance.
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Niessen-Stone, at her first appearance
in America. some years ago, demon
strated her artistic capacity, and has
ever since maintained IT,; but never. N
concert or in opera, has she Disclosed
her voice in such beautiful quality A.
she did last night. Her dict.on . too,
was admirable and her onunaittion OF
English was an object lesson to most
native-born singers.
Nine. Won Niessen-Stone's programme
included songs by Carl Loewe. Bangert,
Wolf. Gunkel and Meingartner In Ger
man. and in English Mallinson's Baby"
and W. Rimmel's "~rNilight' and
"Ecstasy" BESIDES, she gave 4 splendid
exposition Of the prison scene from
Meyerbecr's "The Prophet and added
at the end Sidney Ilomcr's DEAREST"
The evening world., 1911-04-13
Friday Prices for
Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves

Women's para-ols-talratas.
pOugeus and hucn-res. Ids. =. l.lS
Women Glacc kiS Gloves
black. Wlito and coiurs-rog. .6S... 90
Women Iislc clio gos-e clasp
black, white and colors-vGlue SO. al
Boy BulhriaJan Shirts
short sleeves, also knee length
draHcrs-2l ct. quality .,,,.,.,... III
Chllren'- Part Wool Vests
high uoca, long or short sleeves.
also puuts-siZes TO 10 yoars...... 40
Larger .OD
Womeu's Ribbed Combination suits
lpw mock, slcorrlCss, tight knee
ur umbrella drawer special 800. 40
Women Extra Size shaped Vests
luN neck. wing si,'yc or slrCyclcss-
,gnirc. 10 slIgut Imprrioctions.
therefore 20 ct. quality ....,...... 10
Mems B.inr.eguu shirts, long or.
short slyuyts-alsp drawers with
double scat-rrs. $50 ........,,.. .39
Mems U5lbrlggau ShlrtS-lOng or
short .lrrNCs-tl,p lraWCrs-double
sp4tS-huco ana full lonEth-rogular
and extra .i,os-edC!I, spccial ..,.. .49
Men, silk Finish Pongee Shirt
woven stripes and lgureS-cOar
model ICES A. TO l.-Naluo St,2O 1913
G',l., G,,,slu "a,a,aa,-,t,ipu, and
pigiu-muitury cut-al siGos-
rHr. .pS. ........ TO
Men SIX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
four in hauts-hprdercd open
ouds--neW spring stSles-reg. .25. o. .l0
Fancy Pcrcale Shirts-plain and pleated
. bosoms-SiEes Ia 10 17-yalue ,qS, 90
...~rtW.
The evening world., 1911-04-13
DlX'S PRISON PR0BERS
SEEK FACTS AT SING SING
Osborn ana Van kennen Expect to
Get Light on Charges Of Misman-
agement in State Institutions.

OSSlN1NG. y. /, April l2-Wuliam
Chtnen Osborn ot Harrison. y T.. and
George l.. Van Kcnneu Of OSdcnsburg,
the commissioners appointed 10y Civ.
Dix to investigate the Prison Depart
ment. the State hospitals Tor the in
sane and the Excise and Highway De
partments, arrived here to-day ana al
once began a physical examination OF
Sing Sing prison. They were met by
Warden Frost, who conducted them
through the prison.
Mr.. Osborn said they expected 20 OBJ
tain much data and other information
which would be OF assistance IN tho
oral examination Of witnesses IN the
Investigation into the cJargcs that the
prison department Is m~lsnaaaged. The
commissioners expected TO examine a
number OF Witnesses now under sub
poena at a hearing t. he held this
afterr on I'm the Royal ArcJnum Hal,
In the village OF Os,.uiug. This Will
be a preliminary hearing.
The evening world., 1911-04-13
GRAND JURY TO PROBE
LACK OF FIRE PROTECTION.
Judge Orders Inquiry as to Criminal
Blame in ElmhurSt and Corona
G,.t;nV-
Sections.

County Judge Bur j. Humphreys,
sitting i'm tle Queens County Court ln
Long Island city, instructed the Grand
Jury to determine whether there was
criminal blame attached to any city
ooicer for the failure to give the Elm
hurst and Corona sections ON the north
shore of queens borough adequate fire
protection. Communications from resl-
,ients Of the districts to the Grand Jury
warranted the most careful Inquiry, he
said,
He knew 10y his WI investigation
that there we're only two volunteer
fir. comparlcs In a district in which
thousands of frame tenemeu;, had been
erected since consolidation and which
was about two miles long and a mile
wide. The city charter made IL lH'
duty OF certain officials 10 install paio
Companies as rapidly az practicable
The evening world., 1911-04-13
Ni,ssen-SfOne
Gives a Charming
Song Recital
BY SYL vESTER RAWLING.

n Alta NON NIESSEN STONE
INI gave a o recital at the In
A'A stitute of Musical Art last night
that delighted an audience that swamped
the capacity Of the Recital Han and
fairly filled the ante-roOm when the
pressure caused Dr. Frank Damrosch.
the director. to order the Intervening
doors to be thrown open. Nine. Won
The evening world., 1911-04-13
"A NEW sHEKLocK HOLMES sToET.

..The Adventure of tho Norwood
xBuilder" is tho title of tho complete
sconan Doyle Sherlock Holmes petoc-
Mive Story 70 be given in hoohiet FORM
with roxt Sundays World. one Of a
bet OF thirteen complete stories Got
ths set,
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Friday Prices for
Women's Easter WeaP

Women's French Serge Suits
black. navy and tans,-some W0-o
hairline stripes-worth S14.O0.-&U0S
Suits Of French screes, Mannish
Mixtures and shepherd Chscine
plain or hair strfpe-plain or
trimmed-sizos to 81 bust -
women's satin Fouiard Drcsses-
many beautiful and elaborate
styles, including bordered efYoctDA
black and colors-boautifully
embroidered or with contrast iece
yokos--all sizes-s2o. 90 qualities 16so6
Embroidered Marqulsetto Dressce
white and day and evening shadog~
deliberately emb'd In black bead
effects. with wide skirt baudCgtA9
models with Cluny laco and coloteq -
chitfon-reg s22.00........... 1os0o
womcn's Long Coats OF Black Satin
and Satin Duchcsse--also French
Scrgos in black aud various colortN
also mixtures and shepherd chockeN
worth 16noH0
Women's Long Coats-Frcnch 6ergW
| In black and colors-also mixturet-
plain and trimmed-worth s10.0Q-
TO sl2Oo
| women's Tailored Jackets 81 Black
Broadvloth. French and Mnnuish,
Sergo5-satin or taNoto lining -
Naluo
womcn's skirts OF Black and
Navy Panamas-new knee knc-pion
or button trim-regular md extrA
siyos-reg. s1OS........---.....2x G7
Womcn's Skirts-biack Panamas and
voiles-and navy and black serges--
also gray mlxturos-panol and other
styles-tho voiles AFRO braidod-Gxtra
sizes In ~some-worth 81. ...... LOS
womon's Serge S~lcirts-black and
crcam-plain or halrllnos-also black
wolfe Skirts-rlchl br~aided-extra
sizes In somc-worth $685.. 1903
womcn's House Dresses-one and two
pieco-Chamhray. Sccrsncker. Per-
. Gales. black Satecn and white
Lincnc-Dutc or high neck
reg. lst6
Knit Shnwls-honeycomb and Shetland
wools-whito or with color
Combinatlons-worth SOS go. LOO
The evening world., 1911-04-13
REAL ESTATE FCG SAIL
BROOKLYN.
500 Down-S32 Monthly Buy

yTUU DUWu pJI NIUIINH DUT
one cot our utduutut 2U-lJgt, . story, '.u'u,
single family. hnck houses. thee house, are liua
grns and worth 5000 more than iNe asking '.i.t
OF So, 900. They contain all mldru iululu',-
meut tiled bathrooms ond Ye,tIhults, V1iauet
fIrfs in ,ai'ue, dining room and ban, an harl-
Wu,l tim ou lower floor, they ar los1ird. ON b.
5tst st., near Church dy., on . hue- ~ tinltty,
80 minutes ride io Manhattan aud i.. fare, free
transfer to the Brighton leach railroad Ht 'Hurn
az dla on proposed UtlOl as. subway greatest
har-Jlu ever offered in BrurHyu, take Bugut.1
Beach l. aud trgusttr at Church az 20 trolley
. .ius cast. us take Reid ay. car st NlliamrTFag
Trilgc, agent on prlN'r'y daily and sundays. OF
t~cl,uuuuc $50 litth4.
ifNlTED CiIIE5 REALTY CORPORATION,
gGt ~. dVaN. New NprE.
The evening world., 1911-04-13

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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
LONG ISLAND.