The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 11

THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW frORK. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 11 ISTBO MILK DEALER FINED All the individuality that deft tailoring puts into the "set" of your coat marks the Regal RELIABLE 'CARPETS bhoe tor Women. NOTICE Alter this tin- Move irfl dotes 5: SO P.

M- We are always ready for early purchasers on their way IN JAMAICA COURT Henry Nullmeyer of L. I. City Sold Milk That Was Skimmed and Watered. WOMAN ROCK THROWER JAILED. Forthesamereason: FURNITURE BARGAINS- fa n-work.

There' more hand-work Artistic Bedroom Designs. Rich Mahogany, Birdseye Maple, Birch, Oak, in artistic adaptations of antique designs. Shapes that swell and curve in every graceful way. Also White Enamel, which is especially good for the 1 seashore the wood being thoroughly filled does not absorb the damp-1 Had Words With a Bartender and Threw a Stone Through piece Suites. Chiffoniers.

Bureaus. Toilet Tables, Wardrobes, Washstands, Chairs, Rockers, Tables, etc. Also a specially fine assortment of brass and white iron Beds. in Regal Women's Shoes than in any other shoes made outside of the shops of ihe high-priced custom bootmakers. They have exactly the same unmistakable dainty shapeliness as the made-to-measure shoes that will cost you $10 in New York.

They are reproduced from the same originals the hand-made models of Pinet of Paris, which set the shoe-fashions of the world. The Regal way is the direct way. Thirty days after Pinet's first showing of a new model its exact duplicate is on sale in Regal stores for women, in every size and width. The average retailer's new models come bailing along six months afterward. At six dollars these Regals would be If you have a luxury loving spirit you will want one of our new Couches in the bedroom.

(Special fo tho Eagle.) Jamaica. U. April 27 In the Court of Special Sesaions yesterday Henry Nullmeyer, iharged with violating section 33 of the Sanitary Code by selling impure milk at his store at 143 Vernon avenue. Long island City, was lined $30. The analysis showed that the milk had been both skimmed and watered, and that it had been adulterated 26 Artistic and Commercial Success Crown the Fifth Anniversary of The Wanamaker Piano Business Success, when it is substantial and enduring edifice, is builded with tin- stones of wise and well directed public service.

The WANAMAKER Piano business has not only become the largest distributing factor in the trade, but it is acknowledged to have been the primary force, first, in awakening the public desire lor the possession oi piano, and. second, in making almost universal possession possible. Five years ago the piano business was still in a chaotic and primitive condition. The old deceptive and mysterious methods appalled the person who contemplated the purchase of a piano; and they were not pleasing, though counted necessary, to the your money worth and more. At $3.50 but won't you step in lriT Full on Kraemer lxuis Green Denim Box Couches $9.50 (Value Bagdad Box Couches $13.50 (Value Leather Couches $14.00 (Value Golden Oak Frames.

Velour Couches $7.00 and $13.50 (Value $9.50 and Golden Oak Frames. Long Credit gelling milk which was adulterated ab per cent, and was tined $lu. nuilty ei neglecting her children. 6 and 1 years old. and endangering their morals by VOKK IVOMKX rlLjedLi realizes all hopes of a well furnished home.

V. inn 's hotel on Wyckoff avent through a fifty dollar pla about midnight on April Cowperthwait Flatbush Avenue, Near Fulton Street. New York Stores: 104 to 108 West Fourteenth Street. Send for Style BookMtil Orders Promptly Filled eoof Srfwts men who did the selling. orst feature Oiall, they found guilty of 1 instead ofattractu li petit lar- rep, ing the general public, archaic methods was the icaling ciothing and A revolution of these ying need of the period.

1 thoi IHt Jlll'IIS i rly MEN'S STORES. ns tin- that i to Wa tliiw l.usi met hutis lad oi Island City. shoes' in "'fre Ight car of Railroad at Long Island themselves. Harrison was breaking the box open, at NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE. jMlL THE BIG STORE AC1TY Hi rTSELP $IEGEIP0PER SIXTH AVE.

iSSi W'ftB'STS NEW YORK. it as to values istingt'o repu- Who wanted to ng to highway loader in breakiiif-' ilowu the old barrier! and the price-jockeying that was oven table tlealers than it was to the artistii buy pianos, but who knew that it was robbery to consent to pay the prices first MANY RARE CURIOS SHOWN. In those days the piano business was hide-bound by fossilized precedents that were as galling in tyranny upon those who thought it necessary to impose them as upon those whom they more directly injured. Lottn Exhibition of Flushing Historical Society Brings Out a Choice Collection of Antiques. MORPHINE Flushing, L.

April 27 The Flushing Piano Store i revolution all of public 7ow "JJftgnon" Hcusts. Sntroducing Another Cleuer Creation in At this moment the Wawm am: eame on the Stage of public action. It broughl that was most seriously needed. It tore away tin; suspicion that was retarding the advancement rnrk Hotel, and a OPIUM AND OTHER DRUG HABITS CURED FREE Historical Society's loan exhibition openi In the League Building to-day and will cot evening" The exhibition is purely local, Flushing is so rich in antiques that dfflculty was experenced in securing upwa: of six hundred highly interesting article all of which have been properly classify and catalogued. The exhibit includes iudust ry.

Jt established public confidence in pianos and piano sellers, It marked the beginning of greatest boom the piano industry has ever known. Keenly alive as we were to (he important pioneer work that Qthing to do with any but, able chill Milled JOHN BLIZZARD DEAD. nd the educt the listing all my skill, pies iii Europe. Tot Bay Shore Hotel Man Died in Brooklyn Persian Jlawn at 00 The Women's Waist Store on the Second Floor announces another surprise. This time it is the "Mignon," a new and exclusive Waist, 9fignon Waists Are made of excellent quality white lawn; full tucked front, with three rows of fine Swiss embroidery inserting, joined with hemstitching; drooping colonial shoulders trimmed with two rows of embroidery inserting and hemstitching; tucked back; stock collar and cuffs; very stylish, for months and months while we were faeturers whose pianos we wanted to wererio-ht, and that they would not los to sell their iiitnos.

We secured the right pianos. We established fair, fixed, openly exph We arranged easy buying terms, thai cash price of the instruments; and only cli four per cent, interest on the actual anion Hospital Was Under Indictment on Serious Charge. ved tere yssterdaythat Blizzard of in. Tin I Inn mi Htiliii i ed nothing to In try. nn.I I will titlniit that I am cliild rate of this place had died on the previous day in St.

Mary's Hospital, in Brooklyn. His death also sent an Interesting KOTOS, pistols and rapiers, aneous department, is a ropy with the Indians and a copy Covenant of Scot). dated iiiid novice in the preseueo of this Surely tlieiv nnisl bo nn iistoimdiiiR niprit in a moriirim comparatively unknown, within a tm ypars, that could protlui-o such snort re Six thousand physicians use this modi This pioneer work accomplished ils much in bringing the public into tonch with the piano trade as the building oi tin Brooklyn Bridge did in making New York accessible to Brooklyn. It dissipated all public fear of piano qualities and prices. It established perfect confidence.

exactly as illustrated. Price. VU cine hi their private practice. More cures made in the past two years than LONG ISLAND BREVITIES. eated a AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES. Ihe exploitation ot pianos, by W.wamak methods, an enormously increased desire for their possession. The Wanamaker selling methods made it easy for of good standing in the community, for honest and H. HYAMS, AUCTIONEER, 133 REMSEN ST, 'l33 all LAST DAYS CARNEGIE HILL HOTEL SALE 152-154 West 34th New York. mpathy mid our Medical Suilc 1S, BRASS TWIN BED, The public service thus i I has been most widely mdered wi cknowledgi icnk for ihe grei wi FINE OIL PAINTINGS, SCHOOLMASTER HAS ENEMIES.

Principal Brown Has Worked Success BIRDSEYE MAPLE LIBRARY SUITE, The public testimony to iis appreciation methods is best shown and established by the ness that has collie to the a nam a I at Piano fi est piano business in the World to-day. We issue a special invitation to i be present during to-morrow, and enjo; entertainment which will be pro ide tion of our Piano Store's Fifth Annivei fully at Kiverneau, out. oumc payers Say He Must Go. m.iillinad L. April PI -Some patrons public musicf the village public school are coetidiiMMsr Sale at 1 I.

M. To-morrow. ZEKOWSKI, AUCTIONEER, 881 Fultoii St and 54 Ashland PI. -aiion has requested Cieorgc A. tlrown remain as principal of Ihe school for anolhet year.

The Board of Education has. in fuel askert all of the present teachers lo romaii NEW DEPOT AT ST. JAMES. Summer People Want It Stanford White Has Drawn Plans. St.

James, L. April 27 A numb, of the wealthy summer residents of this village are an eighth of a mile west of the sit An offer has been made by those Interested JOHN WANAMAKER LAFAYETTE SQUARE GALLERIES Junotlon Fulton Street and Aienue, P. H. McMAHON, Auctioneer, Sell on Thursday, April 28, at 10:30 A. Every Woman ell li im Store.

It. llurUlnmli. HIGH GRADE AND MEDIUM FURNITURE AND CARPETS Mr Brown has b' prim ipal K' ll0c" school has I it Pin, 8d undl he it has been advanced veral giaues in siauu Ing and teaehing. ih" I'-1 r'H pupils has donhlttl Professor ro took hold; a new school house, one in. fluest In any country dlstrn CLAIM AGAINST REEVE ESTATE.

hcarly npprovt AUCTION SALE. 20rKEAP BKOOKLYN, THURSpAY APRIL 28J904 JONES' SIGNS OBLITERATED. Maty Ryder of Centu MoiMn $50 for Prtptrtag Body of for Burial. WILL WORK AMONG THE TARS. mi, iic.iin" hi.

r. turn for anoi Wlc a a -kl 'nan. a it Ihe Hoard of r.d'ieallon f'l li' I Those nt "Honest Short Cut'' Entrance No Longer Recognizable Huntington Awaits Developments. a of supervision of William it. Tenuey.

ic the Union's endeavor to keep ix en in the navy supplied win, v.i ekln. I'latie have aluo been a medal contest to be held in ihe Chun ll on Monday evening est will be between eight young arly daylight, docoratec Jla "Honcat Short gutd mi Vtti all sorti OBITUARY-LONG ISLAND. vote njalnst another on 11 rnr Principal Brown. This hn a-oma huvr failed lo carry out. If Mr.

BrOfW Nttim Uu- MM matter will b- n.rri.,1 into Ihe next annual school PMttlBC "lid WOT la no doubt hut v. Ill FOUR LOTS BOUGHT FOR HOTEL. The- Blll man W. T. B.

OYSTER BAY PROPERTY SALES. Oyster Bay, April 27-Mrs. Mory Train has Bold to Mrs. Helen Austin eight acres with a large house on the shore front, mg Oyster Hay harbor, tin, I north it, itnoseveli's home a in nest of Coop, r's lohn Ilitiiiiiih- has sold to liowen Manhattan four aeres on i In v.esi side Cold Spring Harbor, adjoining Hie Tiftnny principal, it i HlRnod hy at li aal of tlio town ami COLUMBIA OVAL RMOKKH. 1- ui.