The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 27

I SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1907. SEASON. hair-raising "thrill-the and the East Side, Red Hook district.

footing at the Island. underlying principle of Establishments of Coney Island elty has developed Into a No better ecognU no scctlpns and no! branny appeal of i appeal to tbo public. Pco- found than In the fai from all over Greater Now that Prince Wilhelm i suburbs journey to Coney summer, to hold 1 (I PROSPEROUS CONEY ISLAND MB ttor- whuh many pan i. ipating id the mos, popular entertain- r- Fifth a Mime mom plan nil scores of busi- Uw Heights and the ness places at the Island, Coney Island on equal has enjoyed a season of remarkable pros- Democra, is the poor. While the i stretched royal hand.

la btful If Prince Wilhelm ce during his visit here ind such keen enjoyment herald the arriv; dreds who know the honking ol THE KING OF THE CARNIVAL, ABST LOOP HOTEL SURF AVENUE, CONEY ISLAND TERMINAL CF SMITH ST. AND FRANKLIN AV. CARS I Ball Room, Restaurant and Accommodations for Banquets, Banquet Hall. Balls and Receptions. F.

Twomey was employed for seve years in Chamber's Coney Island phar acy. Fenand Akoun Is the proprietor the Sea Beach Roller Skating Rink, a Mortimer Kaphan is the originator what is known aa "amateur night" 7'he King of the Carnival haa an tercsting history. He is the son of Spartan surgeon who is now hale a aii Koom Open All Year. 25 Mile Sea View From Veranda. Elegantly Furnished Rooms.

TELEPHONE, 98- CONEY ISLAND FRANK C. CLAYTON, Prop. and came to this countrj credit. That was ber cast for any Corse Payton Rosenthal was fourth and Chief of 101 Ranch, 111 nine candidates, who polled more Jerry Donnelly In all there were es Mr. Econopouly 1 5,000 votes each.

way In the world. He haa made It. landed here when 25 years old. with capital except a pair of willing hands a rather shrewd business head. Ha it at once to Chicago, where he ob- led a Job at the World's Fair.

the Th. king came East when the ROOSEVELT'S ROUGH RIDERS Have come to stay at Coney Island and have selected what is considered one of the best business corners at the resort. The ride to be had at Jones' Walk and Bowery is a thriller, and the business this season lias exceeded that of any other scenic railway at Coney. There is no danger whatever of accident and the road is equipped with every known safety appliance. stus Phillips a Settling in Brooklyn, he opened a Btora.

One of his brothers came over from Sparta and Joined him In the enterprise. Prosperity followed the two brothers, and to-day tbey own several stores. lander's Coney tell THE MARDI GRAS PARADE, i police; thin Plat Frank P. Clayton; first itton, second aldei aide, Edward KISTERS Hotel and Pavilion FRED. W.

KISTER, Prop. First Glass Restaurant and Bar special aides. Philip Each Time That You Insist on the Zimmermann Tag you purchase the most tasty, most wholesome and most carefully prepared food products that can be bought. In addition to our own carefulness and cleanliness, you are safeguarded by a United States Government inspector's guarantee. ZIMMERMANN' FRANKFURTERS Bolognas, Sausages, Beef and Tongue are the best obtainable.

No pork is used in any product. Nothing Juit absolutely fresh, carefully selected meat is accepted at our factor'. For the supper or the mid-day meal, each of our products is easy to prepare and tasty to the palate. For sale at all delicatessen stores. Float "Coney Island Ufa) Guards." Float "Massachusetts.

ProfesBor Bavetta's Band Not Float "Now Jersey." Float "New Float "Rhode. Island." B. R. T. Band.

Float "New York." Float "The Carolina? Float Twelfth; Street Drum xrrrJ'Ftr Cons. Float "Delaware ami Maryland Float "Vermont. Professor Float "Connoctlcut," Float Prof esBor- Brady's Banff 'No. t. Float "A Mldsummar Nlght'sr Dreamt Special division for Thursday.

SentaxK-i ber 19: Farmers Chrt or BrcroWyni XVSft BOB, all In fanners dross). LajfJ Brass band at Btame'CInS, Francis P. Gallagher, "gram mavrs5snT firemen. Flatbush Vohnrtner Firemen' AssodM- tlon, 30O merv coramanledl.trjr' William, at, Schweikert, S. Guggenheim.

Theodore Potter, George R. Stillwell. Ira McKane, Cyrus Rheims, Jr. Bugler. Official mascots, Ernestine Sutherland, Llnna Stubenbord (on alternate nights).

Mounted aides to grand marshal Herbert A. Bradwell, B. J. Shulter. Dr.

A. B. Cropsey, Frank Schulze, F. KIster, John InrtMii Anm irlt. WIIHatM.

Surf Ave. and W. 11th Conev Island. ICO FUHNISHED RG3MS BY DAY OR WEEK. Joseph B.

Denyse. Benjamin Murphy, IM. Zimmermann Zimmermann 's I I German Stuffed Geese iiuil fed on corn exclusively. Dainty, land fed on corn exclusively. Dainty, 324 East Houston New York.

I I I Prompt iittcntioif to lelcplione orders, miiw mm i mf mmmmrn bm i Conrad Hogan, William Newman, i Morris, Patrick Shea. William McCain, Frank C. Myers, Martin Joyce. James P. Consldine, Joseph Burkhardt.

D. G. Mitchell, J. Calleson. Richard Ravenhall.

Andrew Gray, Nicholas Donohue, Robert Clifford, Daniel Harrington. James Cropsey, L. R. Van Slcklen. A.

W. Rauscher, William Loft, Daniel Heffner, George Mills, B. J. Clansey, John J. McGetrick, Marcus B.

Campbell, H. Kronichger, Frank Cornow, William Carter. William McCaffry, F.dward Texter. Wilson Misner, William Day, B. C.

Depper. Charles Gates, William Aumack, Harry O'Brien, Jack Henry, William Kerns, Frits Johnson, J. J. McCarty. Maurice Kahn.

Edward Helns. WUliam Norwood. William Long, Joseph White. Band of St. John's Orphan Asylnm, sixty King of the Carnival and his Queen.

Professor Bavetta's Band No. 1. Float "Coney Island." Flatlands Vohinteer "Frrermcn Association; Commander Frescnkorn. Oravesend Exenrat Volrmteor Firemen' Association; commandeil Jis Preslijurt Kemwth F. Sntherlnmt 4 Industrial -f Professor Bavetta's BanlSol.

ft Float, "Sta axil's. Float "Clayton'sC Float A. Brsflwtft" Partcvtlle Dram audi Flf Carna. Float "The. Tickler." Float' "Wright's, Fourth division: Professor BandvNa 2 Automobiles.

THE MEW LUNA VILLA fopen All Year Around. American and Kuropean Plans. THE CONEY ISLAND RESCUE HOME, FIFTH AV. AND THOMPSON PLACE. ICoonis licautiliiUv I iii'in-hcl.

si no day and up. Steam Heat and Onou riumlumr. MERMAID AVE. AND WEST SRVRNTPPNTH fsT MNFV ISI AVn Telephone 338 Coney Island. Mrs.

FANNIE M. GARNER, Hi ns formulated, SCO 1 1 Patrolmen will be on duty at Coney VrIEDE GLOBE TOWE SBl Policemen detailed to the 'scene Herbert A. Bradwell, 1 870. 1C8TABMSIIKD T'S CONEY ISLAND. Official Builder of floats AWNING, TENT AND DECORATION DEPOT.

Canopy, Awnings, Dancing Crash, Chairs Tables f5r''" TO HIRE FOR WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS, ETC. 1 Coney Island Mardi Gras Nothing but First-Class Material and Work in This Establishment during'Th'eWivTi Thesedey SEASON 1905-06-07. WJ ya TkJTT jf" will mingle with the Vs. LIIVilJL WVa Official Decorator of Grand Stands at Coney Island. 61 1 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N.

Y. Opposite Flatbush Avenue. Telephone 2.183 Main. Many Grand Stands. irdi Gras Commitl not to build any 1 Mrs- Earner's Success.

"IZZ at Mardi that it seems prob- u- seventeenth street, and which she Bella Napoli Hotel ZTrZj rerwooan'su-ssVui TTZJ the week. From tbo verandas of her hotel will ba HO16I 300 a good vantage ground to witness the RfiStSUrflOt dians in race, language, political and so- WW NOHnm h- Slf customs they become a part of the kX TOt.J: r. P.II. Walsh's New Park Hotel Grand Stand FOR Mardi Gras, Opposite Henderson's. SEATS NOW ON SALE.

You Can Reserve Your Seats by Telephoning 221 Coney Island. Seating Capacity 1,000. Deluge, at Seventeentl further along on the aunds Siegfried Ouggenr, a section of the high fc holding sixty peopl Stands building Walsh's the Mardi Gras tfi ra! i and along parade. mmmmmi importatie domestic! iv TARLA MOTTO flH 1 nTrTthe' wclk gHP Surf Ave. Opp.

W. 15th h'LlV' HK' i augural JLll'ini will takeplac which been Wm 3HHL' I. ON THE CANADIAN PRAIRIES. have represented the aii invasion' .1 in the West was the pur- LIH)xIIbHH 1 -he king will make his offleial head- i i'Tw-1 w' mm week 41 tbe Strength in the Immigration Thither thi- The by an Amen. I -vndirale from a JWiBwHcW ''orn'r ot Broadway an.

I by American Fanners. Til i Kistcr, F. F. )rd. Jolly and others are erect! Lids and accommodations for seei diagrams, tint facts; bul now tt whii li put a thing in one day ami hsSAYS ON "NEWSPAPERS." 1 looks nas but perhaps there I spelling: lave 1.

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Certain 1 are sold for era for United Slates I Mact. '-ni diKUM Mi wterprlM, tia la tlw 1 owjoiar. it uli People who keep shpps or sell than with a weakness (or Dlcturesque effects is scarce and dear. Akin to tbe Cjna-.