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10 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW TUESDAY. DECE7.IBER 28. 1909. jE XEYER have permitted HE greatest store and the greatest business In Brooklyn have risen here and never will permit any oue to undersell us Store Closes at 6 P.

M. Use Red Cross Stamps. Just as effective on your New Year greetings as at Christmas. Yon are helping one of the greatest of philanthropic movements. on the foundation or PUIILIC SATISFACTION with or feuccessfuily to dispute our supremary In any hranoL of our business.

The Store the best service, the best assortments and the lowest prices. The Store Accommodating. ill I THE WBATHEK TO-MOKKUWi C'SHIsr. Annual Clearance Sale of KlCn Imported 1 Evening Coats, Wraps and Capes, The Great Success of the Annual Undermuslin Sale. AS ANNOUNCED IN SUNDAY PAPERS.

Double the Quantities of Last Year Double the Space. SOME OF THE REASONS WHY Paris Made Chemises, 89c. to Corset Covers. 25c. to $1.98.

THIS SALE leads all others in business done. WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS on some of the most exquisitely beautiful Evening Coats and Wraps 'and Capes of the season. They come from the leading makers of Paris and Berlin, as well as from the best of the New York concerns embodying the highest art in women's apparel. The reductions are taken directly from figures the same garments sold for in this Store at the beginning of the season. It is an unparalleled opportunity for the woman who desires a superb garment at the price of the ordinary.

$1.79. At 89c. Chemises of French percale It is the Abraham and Straus kind of January White Sale that has converted innumerable women who will wear nothing but well made Underclothing from the custom of making their own garments to with bobbin tape, hand embroidered front, with scalloped edge, others of nainsook. purchasing ready-made ones At 88c. Paris made Chemises, of fine The Women rea- At $49.75, reduced from $92.50.

Im nainsook, perfectly plain, with hand Fabrics. Extra Sizes. who require ported full length Evening Coat, in gra At oc. A variety of pretty effects in low neck Covers, some have dainty embroidery insertion, ribbon beading and lace edging; others with dainty Cluny lace edging, run with ribbon; others with embroidered panel yokes, trimmed with ribbon and lace edging; some tight fitting, with lace and ribbon trimmed yoke. At 29c.

Corset Covers, some have embroidered medallions, outlined with lace insertions, insertion and edging of lace and ribbon beading at neck; others have Torchon lace edging, rib-: bon run some have dainty lace yokes, run with ribbon, also pretty embroidered effects. extra sized garments find this "sale a de made double eyelets, ribbon run, and three tooth hand-made scallop; others effectively hand embroidered in floral broadcloth, embroidered in green ing of satin to match. light because we make a specialty of these things, being especial!" careful to and dotted effects; eyelets, ribbon At $54.75, reduced from $11 run and scalloped edge. develop them in styles that are still pretty when made larger. sons are these: First, the materials are firm, well and regularly woven and the kinds that remain pure white no matter, how often they are laundered, provided, of course, they are well laundered.

They are not difficult to keep white. That is a point about which particular women are very insistent. ported light blue broadcloth i Others at $1.09, $1.29, $1.48, $1.69 tifully embroidered in blue, The sew Finish. white satin. At $29,75, reduced from $49.75.

Dull gold satin Evening Cape, trimmings in gold braid ornaments, lined ill light gray satin. At $32.50, reduced from $54.75. White broadcloth full length Coat, lined with white satin collar and cuffs of black satin, embroidered in pearl. At $37.50, reduced from $67.50. Cloth Evening Cape; imported dull coral broadcloth wrap, lined with black satin, trimmings of black velvet.

At $39.75, reduced from $79.50. Cloth Evening Coat; imported Coat in mustard color broadcloth, changeable green mes-saline linings, shawl collar and cuffs ing and the and $1.79. Paris Made Lingerie. At $1.09. Paris made Drawers, with At $59.75, reduced from $12 ported draped Wrap in rose Others at 39c, 49c, 59c, 69c, 79c, embroidered in sell color, cui slashed ruffle, hand embroidered in corner, and finished with hand-made mings, white satin lining.

finishing of these garments are two points about which we are very proud. We are really fussy when it comes to the examination of the workmanship. We are glad to be, for we want the garments in the January White Sale to be as nearly perfect as it is possible for anything made bv human. beings to be. HOC, $1.

69 and Gowns, 39c. to $2.98. scallops. At $00.50, reduced from $141! I Milking. Secondly, 1 the garments are well made.

The patterns are never skimped, even in the cheapest. More At $1.79. Paris made nainsook length imported Wrap in lit At 39c. Cambric Gowns. neck.

Drawers, with ruffle set on veining moire, embroidered in self cold over, corresponding forms always match, silk lininz. slashed and prettily hand embroidered draped in velvet. yoke of cluster tucking; lawn hemstitched ruffle on neck and sleeves. No mail, telephone or hurrv box orders. At $149.50, reduced from $250.00.

Handsc with the result that garments fit well and fold beautifully when well, ironed. t. The in in each corner, scalloped edge. At $4.18. Paris made combination Corset Cover and Drawers Cover beau broidered Evening Wrap in rose crepe meteor, lining, deep shawl collar of Alaska sable.

At 49c. Cambric Chemise Gowns. I Thirdly, the I newest con- At $72.50, reduced from $159.50. Imported Wrap in moire, beautifully draped and trimmed with cloth of gold embroidery, lining of satin to match. At $82.50, reduced from $105.00.

Imported Coat in greenish taupe moire, embroidered in gold, satin lining to match. At $6.95, values from $9.00 to $15.00. Odd lot of At $150.50, reduced from $250.00. Evening Wl ceits in the making of French Under-, black crepe meteor, allover embroidered in cut jet, If tified with hand embroidered floral sprays, double eyelets, ribbon run and scalloped edge; hand-made tucks at waist; Drawers joined with veining in old blue satin, deep shawl collar of Alaska sable. round neck, trimmed with embroidery insertion, ribbon beading; lawn hemstitched ruffle on neck and sleeves; others with neat Hamburg edging on neck and sleeves; others neck; yoke of solid hemstitched tucking; lawn hemstitched ruffle on neck and sleeves.

wear are adapted in these garments, with the result of giving them a style that is III Second floor, Central Bulldlni Capes in evening shades. 1U a delight to realize one is wearing. Many of are of French models and are smart in extreme. At 59c. Muslin Gowns, square neck, of the patterns of needlework and laces is another point about which we are proud.

The embroidery seam joining and the headings are as carefully chosen as if the- were the most important detail about the entire sale. Indeed, realize this annual sale could not be patronized by the women who plan for it through the entire year if there was a single detail considered unimportant. Thus it is that we invite very minute criticism of materials used, of workmanship, of styles, of trimmings chosen, and, last of of the prices. The prices are the lowest for equa' grade of worth to be found anywherf This is well known but worth repea'i" A ExclnsiveneHs. very rea specia Continuing the Greatest Linen Sale son for this sale being the annual event in many a particular woman's planning is that there are styles in all the garments offered that cannot be duplicated elsewhere, as they are 'designed exclu- In the History of this Borough.

yoke of good open embroidery, lawn hemstitched ruffle on neck and sleeves; others neck, four insertions of embroidery and four clusters of hemstitched tucks in yoke; embroidery ruffle on peck and sleeves. 69c. Cambric Gowns, square neck, good embroidery insertions and solid tucking in yoke; lawn hemstitched ruffle on neck and sleeves; others of muslin, high neck, four insertions of good embroidery and six clusters of fine tucking in yoke; embroidery Tab Damasks bv the Yard Wonderrul values. tively for ns according to suggestions lade our own designers. At $1.10 a yard instead of $1.50.

Extra heavy and fine double Satin Damask, 2 yards wide, very pretty patterns. At $1.39 a yard, value $2.00. Superfine bleached double Satin Damask, 2 yards wide. Remnants of bleached and unr lrA T.W. Damtanlr.

Tflwelinir nnrl Sample Line of Lilly of France Corsets $5.00 and $8.00 Corsets, $2.85. At 85c. a yard, regularly 50c. Fine quality bleached mercerized Damask, 64 inches wide, variety of pretty designs. At 38c.

a yard instead of 50c. All linen bleached Irish Damask, 60 inches wide. At 44c. a yard Instead of 50c. All linen bleached Irish Damask.

70 inches wide. One design, the ever At 55c. a yard instead of 09c. Heavy all linen bleached Irish Damask, 71 inches wide. One design, the sweet pea.

At 75c. a urd instead of 05c. Fine and heavy bleached Scotch Satin Damask, 68 inches wide, very pretty patterns. At 85c. a yard instead of $1.00 and $1.15.

Fine, and heavy bleached Scotch Satin Damask, 68, 70 and 72 inches wide, pretty patterns. i $2 AO Stniii Women's Corsets. odd half dozen Napkins at reduced prices. Main floor, rear. East Building.

popular snowdrop. ruffle on neck and sleeves; also Chemise Gowns in nainsook, some trimmed with fine embroidery and lawn hemstitched ruffle; others with dainty yoke of lace and embroidery; ribbon beading and lace1 edging; others of heavy combric, with scalloped embroidery edging on neck and sleeves, run with ribbon. At 79c. A beautiful collection of Nightjowns, comprising 27 different styles. Others at 89c, 98c, $1.25, $1.39, $1.48, $1.69, $1.79, $1.98, $2.69 up to $2.98.

Skirt Drawers, 24c. to 69c. At 24c. Cambric Drawers, trimmed jyith lawn tuffle They are high class They comprise the newest model; boned with walchn; materials are white coutil and brocade; supporters attached. $4.00 and $5.00 P.

D. French Corsets, $2.29. Imported models, made of white French coutil. $2.00 Nemo Corsets, $1.00. New 1910 model.

Designed for the average figure, long hip model; made of white coutil; supporters Standard Brand Sheets at Special Savings. BLEACHED MUSLIN SHEETS, subject to a coarse thread or stain, perhaps, but nothing detrimental to wear. Worth at least a fourth more priced this way: $1.29. Made of white batiste; supporters attached; long hip and back model. $2.00 and $3.00 Princess Corsets, 98o Ten new up-to-date models; made of white coutil and boned; supporters attached, $1.25 Corsets, 69c.

Long hip model; supporters attached. Second' floor. 'Bast Building 2Vix2Vz yard Sheets at 67c. each. zy4x4 yard Sheets at itc.

eacn. and in popular Jupon effect, with hand embroidered scallop. At $4.79. Paris made Combinations; Cover is hand embroidered, in dainty floral sprays and dots; eyelets ribbon run and scalloped edge; tucked at waist with veining; Drawers are set on a yoke with veining and finished with a hand embroidered scalloped ruffle, headed with a veining. Paris Made Corset Covers.

At $1.18. Paris made Corset Covers, prettily hand embroidered front, with eyelets and scalloped edge; with hand-made tucks at waist. At $1.79. Paris made Corset Covers, with an effective 'five-tooth scallop in front, forming a scroll and dotted effect, with dainty floral sprays. At $2.48.

Paris made Corset Covers, with two hand-made Baby Irish medallions and beautiful hand embroidered sprays in front, double eyelets, ribbon run, and scalloped edge; hand made tucks at waist, with pep-lum set on with veining; cluster tucked back. Paris Made Gowns, At $2.98. Paris made Gowns, pretty scalloped effect yoke, set on with veining, prettily hand embroidered in floral effects, hand made eyelets, ribbon run, with scalloped edge; short flowing sleeves, embroidered to match with scalloped edge. At $4.69. Dainty nainsook Gowns, Paris made; one style has a square back and front, with hand embroidered and scalloped edge, short puff sleeves, with veining and embroidered scalloped ruffle; others with yoke trimmed with incrustations of lace and beautiful hand embroidered sprays; eyelets, ribbon run and scalloped edge; short puff sleeves, with embroidered scalloped ruffle.

Drawers, 25c. to $1.98. At 25c. Drawers of heavy muslin; some have hemstitched tucked cambric ruffle; others tucked cambric ruffle, hemstitched hem. No mail, telephone or hurry box orders.

At 49c. Muslin Drawers, tucked and trimmed with ruffle of good embroidery; others in cambric. Others at 59c, 79c, 98c, $1.48 and $1.98. Extra Size Drawers, 69c. to 98c.

At 69c. Extra size muslin and cambric Drawers, tucked and trimmed with ruffle of good open embroidery. At 98c. Extra size cambric Drawers, tucked and trimmed with flounce of good open embroidery. 11 III man or reiepnone orders.

At 39c. Cambric Skirt Drawers with tucked lawn ruffle, hemstitched hem. III III Glassware and Cut Glass for New Year's. Underwear MOST WONDERFUL assortment of Classes anywhere; all shapes, sizes and styles, and each at the smallest price. Bohemian Glass Punch or Lemonade Sets, Wine Sets, Cordial Sets, Water Sets, in a wonderful assortment of colors, including the ruby, green amber, crystal, beautifully decorated in various floral designs and raised enamel; all pieces richly illuminated with gold; prices start at 75c.

for the nine piece Cordial Set, up to $11.98 for the sixteen piece Lemonade Set. Prettily decorated in the fleur de lis, Grecian and star, band and line or wreath designs. Store orders only. $1.50 Two-Quart. Optic Gluss Claret or Lemonade Pitchers, 98c.

With silver plated top. 00c Thin Blown Table Tumblers, 29c. a dozen. Large size. Store orders only and not more than 3 dozen to a customer.

75c. Thin Lead Blown Engraved Table Tumblers, 39c. a dozen. THE DOMESTIC GLASS ROOM Short Underskirts, 24c. to 98c.

At 24c. lieavy muslin Underskirts with cambric hemstitched ruffle; others of combric with lawn hemstitched tucked ruffle. No mail, telephone or hurry box orders. At 39c. Cambric Underskirts with lawn ruffle, trimmed with rows of lace; others with lawn section flounce and cluster of hemstitched tucks.

At 49c. Muslin Underskirts with tucked lawn flounce and ruffle of good embroidery; others tucked and trimmed with deep ruffle of embroidery; others of cambric with cluster of tucking, some hemstitched; others trimmed with embroidery. Others at 59c. and 69c Extra Size Gowns, 89c. to $2.39 At 89c.

Extra size Gowns, nainsook, chemise style, with fine embroidery insertion and fine lawn hemstitched ruffle on neck and sleeves; others of muslin and cambric, neck, open front, with yoke of good embroidery and tucking. Others at 98c, $1.09, $1.18, $1.24, $1.39,. $1.48, $1.69, $1.89, $1.98 and $2.39. Combination Garments, 79c. to $2.98.

At 79c. A variety of pretty effects, in Combination Corset Cover and Skirt; some princess model, trimmed with ribbon beading and embroidery, with embroidered ruftle on Skirt or Drawers; others with lace yoke prettily trimmed with ribbon beading; others with embroidered yoke, ribbon beading and lace edging, beading and ribbon at waist; lace edged ruffle on Drawers. Others at 89c At 98c. A beautiful collection of Combinations with. Skirt and Drawers; some have allovet embroidered Corset Cover run with ribbon, with ribbon beading at neck; others elaborated with embroidery or lace; others have Cover and Drawers.

The Cover is trimmed with embroidered panels, outlined with lace insertions; also princess effects, lace. and embroidery trimmed. Others at $1.39, $1.48, $1.69, $1.98, $2.69 and $2.98. offers a very complete line of Table Glassware, including the plain Bohemian; also many pretty pressed designs, needle etched designs, in regular stock, and you may select a single piece or a dozen, or as many as you desire, with the surety of obtaining more when you want them. Beautiful American Cut Glass.

$8.00 American Cut Glass Fruit, $1.50 Cut Glass Olive or Bonbon Dishes, 98c. 6-inch handled Olive Bowl, $4.49. 9-inch size, an extra For Misses, Children Infants, Children's 59c. Cambric (Jowns, 39c. Yoke with hemstitched tucks, shape neck, ribbon bows; another style with tucks and embroidery.

Sizes 2 to 12 years. No mail, telephone or hurry box orders filled and none C. 0. D. Only three to a customer.

Children's 50c. Cambric Gowns, 30c. Yoke with hemstitched tucks, shape neck, ribbon bow; another style with tucks and embroidery. Sizes 2 to 12 No mail, telephone or hurry box orders filled and none C. 0.

D. Only three to a customer. Children's 69c. Muslin Gowns, 48c. Children's 49c.

Cambric Skirts, 39c. Children's 69c. Cambric Skirts, 49c. Misses' 69c. Cambric Skirts, 49c.

Misses' $1.79 Cambric Skirts, With under ruffle, deep flounce of embroidery and ribbon bow; another style with cluster tucks and flounce of embroidery. Sizes 32, 34 and 36. Infants' 59c. Nainsook Slips, 39c. Infants'.

69c. Lawn, Dresses, 49c. Infants' $1.50 Long Dresses, 98c. Children's 69e. Lawn Dresses, 49c.

Hemstitched hem, dainty yoke of pin tucks and embroidery, hemstitched ruffle on neck and sleeves. Sizes 6 months to 2 years. Children's 9Sc. Lawn Dresses, 69c. Children's $1.50.

Lawn Dresses, 08c. Panel front of embroidery insertions and box plaits, ribbon bows At' Skirt Drawers of cambric; some have ruffles of good i broidery; others with lawn hemstitched tucked ruffle; others trimmed with insertion and edging of lace. Others at 69c Chemises, 39c. to $1.98. At 39c Round neck nainsook Chemises, trimmed with ribln run beading and lawn hemstitched ruffle.

No mail, telephone or hurry box orders filled. At 69c. Round and square neck Chemise, with yoke of eyelet embroidery, ribbon beading and lace edging, lace edged ruffle at bottom. Others at 89c, 98c, $1.48, $1.69 and $1.98. Lingerie Petticoats, 39c.to $2.98 At 39c.

Cambric top Petticoats, trimmed with lawn hemstitched tucked ruffle, also dust ruffle. No mail, telephone or hurry box orders. At 69c. Cambric Petticoats, with tucked lawn flounce, and ruffle of good embroidery. At 79c.

Petticoats of cambric, with three cluster tucked lawn flounce and wide insertion and ruffle of lace; i others with ine lawn umbrella flounce and clusters of tucking; some hemstitched tucked effects. At 9SSc. A beautiful collection of Petticoats, with deep embroidered flounce, with tucks above; others prettily trimmed with wide insertions and ruffle of lace, some finished with ribbon beading, also hemstitched tucked effects. At $1.39. Petticoats with deep tucked lawn flounce, trimmed with two wide embroidery and three lace insertions and lace ruffle; others with deep embroidered flounce.

Others at $1.48 and $1.79. heavy blank, exquisitely cut in a combination of fine designs, finished with a deep scalloped edge. $2.50 American Cut Glass Jelly Dish, $1.49. 7-inch size, a beautiful piece of sparkling crystal, or Bonbon Dishes, in chrysanthemum design. Fruit or Salad Bowls, $2.98 to $4.98 values, at $1-98 to $3.98 Cut Glass Olive or Bonbon Dishes, $1.00 to $1.98 values, at 75c.

to $1.49 Subway floor, Central Building. handsomely cut in the hobnail, Venetian and fan designs. (If A Manufacturer's Sample Line, A beautiful collection of samples, comprising Petticoats, Corset Covers, Combinations, Chemises, Drawers, Gowns and a few Princess Slips. They are copies of French models, beautifully trimmed with laces and handsome embroideries, and finished with ribbons. Help Save $100,000.

At 40 Less Than Their Actual Value. Put a 3Iail Box at Your Door, as requested by Postmaster General Hitchcock, and you will help save that sum for bettering the postal service. We have the Boxes save postman's time and your running to door every time he vhistles. The Petticoats ange from $1.98 to $6.48. The Chemises range from 98c.

to $3.48. The Drawers range from 79c. to $3.98. The Corset Covers range from 69c. to $2.69.

Jupanned Steel, with Lock, 34c. Galvanized Steel, with 1ock, 59c. It. F. 1).

Aluminum Finish, 89c. Gowns range from $1.39 to $3.98. The Combinations range from $1.48 to $4.69. Princess Slips range from 98c. to $4.98.

at waist. Sizes 2 to 5 years. Second floor, front. East Building. i to omen's Hteh-Grade Shoes, $3.50 $3.95 mi A brief list from a remarkable assortment of fine Winter Shoes.

The most approved models, with short forepart and high arch, giving the foot that wonderfully dainty look. The New 1910 Cottons in Great Array. Sale of Sweaters and Skates. FRESH FROM THE BEST LOOMS in Europe and America. Ready for Southland wear and Summer waists, suits, etc.

Time now to make leisurely selection. Small lot of imported Jackets in heather green and heather brown; were $6.98, at $2.98. Fine lot of fine flat knit Coat. Sweaters I Fine heavy Shaker knit Coat Sweaters, in colors, gray and white $2.98 Black and While, Silk Stripe Voile, 39c. a yard.

One of the handsomest of the stylish black and white effects; fine sheer black Voile with woven white silk stripe. Charming for evening gowns or house wear. Imported Mercerized Tiiffeta Foulards, 29c. a yard collar; button up close around the neck $5.49 and $6.49 Fine heavy Skating Coat Sweaters with colors, gray and white $3.98 Patent leather button style, with mat kid tops and high Cuban heels; a dainty dress Shoe; close fitting and light weight $3.50 Gun metal calfskin Boot, with cloth tops and short wing or straight tips; flexible welted soles, medium high heels. An ideal walking Boot, $3.95 Glazed kid button Boot, with patent leather tips and turn soles, high Cuban heels $3.95 Black suede button Boot, with tips or plain toes; flexible welted soles and high Cuban heels $3.95 And these are just a few of the styles we are showing at $3.50 and $3.95 Gun metal calfskin, with mat kid tops, short wing tips, soles welted and stitched and extended slightly; high Cuban heels; button and lace styles, $3.50 Glazed kid button Boot, with cloth top and flexible welted soles; medium Cuban heel; very snappy narrow toe last $3.50 Tan calfskin blucher style, with short forepart and short tip, with high Cuban heels and medium weight soles $3.50 Patent leather lace style, with dull kid tops and straight tips; soles welted and stitched; high Cuban heels, $3.95 Soft silky mercerized cotton taffeta effects, printed in a The Ice Skates in the Sale.

Imported Printed Irish Dimity, 25c. and 29c. a yard. Direct from Belfast, printed in a charming array of flow-' ers, staple designs, stripes, dots, many exquisite patterns; cross bar, cluster cord, checked and plain Dimity. Imported Printed Satin Foulard, 30c.

a yard. One of the new fabrics with a highly mercerized soft finish that 'rivals satin. Printed in the popular foulard designs in exclusive patterns copied from high grade silks; sold by us exclusively in Brooklyn. Imported Dresden Stripe Filet, 59c. a yard.

Exquisite white Filet Voile effect, 27 inches wide, with the beautiful woven stripe of Dresden embroidery in color; a charming fabric for stylish evening gowns; colors are beautiful array of foulard designs on light and dark grounds; 30 inches wide; exclusive designs. Mercerized Satin Luster Poplin, 25c. a yard. Handsome fine yarn mercerized suitings of Foplin weave, finished with a beautiful satin luster that stays. Excellent for stylish house dresses, children's party dresses, shirtwaist suits, etc.

All the newest colors of raisin, faded rose, olive, gobelin, etc. Ladies' Ice Skates, strap heel and toe, 90c Ladies' Ice Skates, half clamp. And others up to $3.00 pair Skating Shoes $3.24 Fourth Floor, West Building. Men's and boys' Ice Skates, plain finish 75c i en's and boys' Ice Skates, nickel plated $1-00 Men's and boys' Ice Hockey Skates, $1.50 to $5.00 pair Second floor, West Building. ciel, pink, heho, Nile, beige and brown.

DRIVER BADLY BEATEN. AN ALUMNI DANCE. Not a'nn, Milk Trust any their way with their car, leaving Dll'man unconscious on the ground. He is now in St. Mary's Hospital in a critical James LwJs.

Henny Davis, William McGuln-ess, Joe Clark, Dennis Devine, Jae MeConville, Dillon, Edward Morris, Prhda. Frank Kuddy. William Campbell, Harry Hals, Peter McOonvllle. Harry O'Brien; floor committee, Samuel Murray, chairman; reception committee. Frank True, chairman; committee of arrangements, George Grahams, chairman.

treasurer; Samuel Kaplan, flnancial secretary; Harold S. Butler, corresponding secretary; Ward C. Donlen, recording secretary; Edith C. McBride. director; Charles C.

Robertson, director; Edwin T. Dlssosway, director. The Original and Genulnt Hauled From Truck at Union Course and Pummeled by B. E. T.

Motor-men Now in Hospital. VEEELAND ASSOCIATION BALL. All arrangements are nearly complete for the second annual ball to be held PASSED CIVIL SERVICE. Albany, December 28 M. H.

Gray, of Flushing, John A. Wallace, Joseph T. Klernan. Samuel Samkin, E. A.

McKenna. John T. Brennan, H. D. Hynds, Aaron Holmes, E.

A. Thompson, Louis Goldberg, George V. Van Buren, Carl H. Wartman, K. G.

Rauer and Roger Fltz-patrick, of Brooklyn, have been announced by the State Civil Service Commission, to have passed the recent competitive examination, for the position of chairman in the State Service. The salary of the position is from 2.50 to $3 a day. by the David L. Vreeland Association of the Second Assembly District, on New Year's Eve, at Saengerbund Hail, Scher-I merhorn and Smith streets. Several large committees have been working on the de HORLICEi'S FilALTED HILK The Food-drink for All Agas.

At restaurants, hotels and fountains. Delicious, invigorating and sustaining. Keep it on your sideboard at home. Don't travel without it. A quick lunch prepared in a minute.

Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK'S. Others are imitations. The patronesses included Mrs. Charles D.

Larkins. Mrs. Irving A. Hazen, Mrs. I Herbert Low.

Mrs. Alfred MacKay, Mrs. Frank Robinson, Miss Florence Mar-'quarrtt. Miss Mabel Stone, Mrs. Chas.

W. Harbison. Mrs. Nelson Spratt, Mrs. Reu- ben Wilson and Mrs.

Robert W. Pink. I Among those present last night were i Samuel Kaplan, M. G. Michaels.

Bailey Quick, George Eberlin. Eugene Fehmel, i Frank Andrews. Edward Farrier, Law-! rence Cavo. Arthur Schanz, Allen Oakley Smith. Miss Eleanor Bagger.

Miss Ada Kaplan. Miss Minna Gescheidt, Walter i Howe, Harold Rambusch. Miss Vivian II. T. H.

S. Society Enjoys an Evening at ine Pouch. About two hundred persons attended the annual dance of the Alumni Association of Manual Training High School, held last night at the Pouch Mansion. The hall was prettily hung with holiday greens and it needed but the dancers with their beautiful gowns to make the occasion a truly lestlve one. The dance orders were in gold and blue, the school colors, with the M.

T. H. S. seal on the cover. The proceeds of the dance will V.o into the association fund for the general expenses of the school.

The officers of the association are: Morris G. Michaels, president! Bailey Quick, first vice president; Florence M. Ashley, second vice president; Henry E. Behlert, third vice president; Mary G. Donovan, fourth vice president; George Shackley, MC LEAN GLASS.

(Special to the Eagle.) Hempstead. L. December 28 The Rev. Dr. Kerr of the Presbyterian Church haa returned from Arlington, N.

where he performed the marriage ceremony of Margaret E. Qiass and Charles G. McLean, one of Hempstead's most popular young men. The best man was C. W.

Lockwood of this place. Miss Glass, now Mrs. McLean, Is the daughter of William A. Glaus, a well-known resident of Arlington. Mr.

McLean is the Bon of Mr. and Mrs. John McLean of Main street, and Is a prominent architect and builder Mr. and Mrs. McLean will occupy the lie" house at the corner of Old Franklin street, and Union place.

Frederick Dlllman, 27 years of age, driver of a delivery wagon, was badly beaten by a couple of B. R. motormen at Union Course yesterday, and is now in St. Mary's Hospital, Jamaica, suffering from contusions of the neck and "thigh and severe bruises al'. over his body.

Dillman was driving his wagon on the westbound trolley tracks at Jamaica avenue. Union Course. Behind him came a snow-cleaning car in charge of two unknown motormen. They clanged the bell, and when Dillman did not turn out at once they assailed him with a shower of profanity. The driver resented tins, and the motor-men thereupon Jumped off the car.

Dlllman from his seat and beat him unmercifully. They continued ou tails for the affair, and are confident that thousands of Mr. Vreeland's followers in the district will see the New Year in at the ball. The officers of the association are: Andrew Hamilton, president James Walsh, vice president; James J. Browne, secretary; William Harry, assistant secretary; William MrQuade, recording secretary; Henry Hickman, linam lal secretary; James Murray, treasurer; Arthur assistant treasurer; Doc.

manager; Joe Gohten, Edward George pnnnvan. assistant tln.ir mana.tr-irs; Syl. Heslln, aeriteant-at-arnis; I-ally Iles-in, Harry IHifTy, Matt. Tuner, assistant ser- ants-at-arins; I.nu Lambert, librarian; Janion l-'lynn nui-If ruMp; ari nf trustees, Kdward Orr, Frank Barnett, Terry Kllan, BALL TO AID POOR. On Saturday evening, January 1.

1910, the new Stuyvesant Casino, at Second avenue and Eighth street, Manhattan, will be the scene of the annual ball of the Hebrew Sheltering House League. Extensive arrangements have been made to entertain the guests. The proceeds will be devoted to the Hebrew Sheltering ind Immigrant Aid Society of 221) East iroadway, for the purpose of helping to the hungry and to shelter the homeless poor of New York. Judge Leon San- Patterson. Paul Lledcr.

William kelson, Albert Morris, John C. White, Harold Butler, MIps Vera Burling. Miss Beatrice Broom, Richard Rummel. Miss Ada Brun-ner. Edwin G.

Allen, Miss violet Willis, Miss Fannie Cohen, Miss Lillian Bur-man and Miss Frances Dobbins. ders, president of the society, will delivee an address..