The evening world. Newspaper, January 11, 1901, Page 6

WE ARE SHOUTING NO Because We Have Something to Shout About. This is our second advertisément in four years, and such a response as last Saturday brought The People---the Greatest Jury~--Recognizing that we don't shout half-price or under-price sales the year round, dumping place for the mistakes and ued of the wholesale trade. REMEMBER _w. Offer the Entire High Class Stock of 4-44! OUR OWN MAKE o: BEST CLOTHES ALL AT HALF PRICE. ‘BOY PF SONER OF 12 A STUDY a . : FOR CRIMINOLOGY ST UDEN TS. 13 Y | sat at Table While They IE _ * - played All the Cunnin: Took Poisonand Waited 3,,ke Into Flat and|Boy Says Man Drugged ¢ of an Older Degener- Patiently for Them to) pragged Boy from Him in Dark if ate in Trying to Mu:- Die Before His Eyes, | Bed. Hall. Ks der His Grandparents. = - pat oee erimtnal in the barn, Te burst from lu, sche charge againe: ; TT Gaieries ah “ads Pye whi shrieking inte the tumble. | | . bint the Went ||! siueu ‘lf ETON, N. J.. Jan. 11.—What ls tle h , which ts lmif hidde ivan eae : Juventle criminology In this coun:ry Is mat Gran'mat! he screamed ; K Dehind prison vars here to-day, accused him take me ° weat to sleep he of trying to potson his grandmother s fright was only temporary, | of a ‘ ‘ n eonilited: rep he REA aeice crac eaicnt the cunning Ie nd sieciaren, that he loved | A ad divilght in one of ; f grandma and grandpa ar ( s bustest downtown strents, and This unthinkable criminal of txeive Thes lane wood be me, my grantma wen a Ft et ext he bnew he wae inva cemetery (E IMLEIN’S ° david Ure (i ns hatha smrould and gran‘pap,” he safd tn virtuous, com-| 1 Mill ke i babiteed (aviary: intry ot dawn He walked ly Pihuprison amd dte : came into the ‘ padetel hartes 1. Sohane, |i sudan £ world, disgraced. Wy before District : SDI CAL CPE BIO OL se Belford Russell Lawrence has ail the] a aint on moeeana | points by which siubnta of human : yn thn Kee er ele VARS aba tH KD nature determine He has oR TACHA rIRH eel eh Pica erie) Hue actichinente ag sins [op : is BELFORD RUSSELL LAWRENCE, : ms und hemmers | eitiiog Sanita DINMeL TERY | soccer 3 My Rothe eo Prieto Me got] MINEN COLLAMS AND CURSK. | moat mect, a smal! r T kicked hin Broce, efyised i poe tae large mouth, that shows cunning and fin Nererstauenouehe tens iM Asi QUALITIES, SEW a decelt. ' huted Mee oe feeds ie eof Para @aved this young dexe Parents from death and him imprisonment. Ie » of the poison in milk tha would use at dinner when diome in the evening. Whe aged couple, Aaron Bri ays the poten tha “No, Trap. they Hattie Bradway, got to Ay took the can containing [nee Mere oof the nelgh- tated farm ats P.M, a milk and, with rural : our garden ond tf stoned tt Hately prepared the evidence in| MMt ‘taint true that they teld me te Mh Diames Hin ire! Poléoned milk in ¢ Uttle grandson, _ Watched to see them He waited patiently, stable dive on] ir Pnever dreamed ris green inte the mitk Midian ve cen hadn't rimy t Finally pallet in the «arr crime. At 5 K Stairs to his arandpare: beth gran’ma and Why should Le here and put iy with her oma ly. There was no reply ‘Grandma, 1; — “gran'pap’ would not answer Bwehatvasieanti aiid aie yowihece mis too; WhA: Ate Akent Mis [one of shem back from ma hit Fou Imp,” replied the grandimotner, | MOrMNES Kran ma, wir folent tem.| Rive ‘em both to her fur BRST Knawaviothecs helen ver and: shrewieh tongue vaually kept] Ret the ofver K. ruid Shrew. ina ih Masel [te stay In Jal rarec She cunning of the degenern became omnore and more | (ed ine te put ie Mesnon, was never more cha Moparie green, ou do dt layed, Hix nim When the one-teeged cons arave Asreply despite the jin-fr bars Pe gind that Um e Hefor Ris plot had failed Jtts heat hive we st Sshall 1 wear my ol [Might and, with a pre ne thought | Rew ones to-day? It's surprise, Went out to meet the ow." fray. what's the me " MWear your old shoes, che grande) oll he esked. in a lou : Mother replied. “You hay same) Was pitched to reach the ence of yoloo nie WOK) to. do, Why did you ask cnat}otilde tremblinis tty terror in tae iin We little eriminas wee = Question?” Oh, nottings anawere | the ce D cates wiih st ‘Thero war reply nelly ' sunt Val come ' Vert thought it st for mie had AA TES I Queer experience during ¢ Aina ethers, iM wr We iSMy old man,” she said i “wanted me to get up mater, but [ told hi: afterward amateur de | induiged in by two grow LAT not decelve the child danse” BOOKS STOLEN WIFE KLLS ~ PASTOR SEIZED NEEDED IN SUT HER HUSBAND. 2 BOLD THIEVES Seas Weil's Wife Gets Divorce,,;Shot Four Times at |Rev. Mr. Loch Met Them but Alimony Not Threshold of His | Departing with a Settled Yet. Office. | Door Mat. Pevensie | ~ A mysterious burglary {+ Ke Vr rey Getectives of the nat street police station busy. The flat of E. M. Neivert, 8 ALM Bast Hed until she cou garding his income gontained this inf {The matter of pern come up before J afew days, and the fac books may then by 2372 that he took Alm at night and office each m Were making a and he J!4 not soled. hk marricd Prince, ations 1 want the books 19 be aA Saturday Bargains in All A se THREE SHOE STORES The parent store—Fourth avenue and Ninth stres women’ "s fancy house shoes, the ch’ef incident of today’s instalment, They are in Romeo style, of jgatin in various pretty colorings and of fancy plaid, ail tur trimmed; also of fine kidskin. All perfect d)/none worth less than $2.90—-some worth fully $3.50— ( Choice Now at 90c a Pair Just beneath this main store js the bargain store tor women and children, morrow these exceptionally good values: Aad —has a tale to tell of certain holiday stocks. There will be offered Women's $2 Shoes at $1.40— | Boys’ ys! Shoes at 50c he are worth even more than $2. ‘They are of fine grained| And ! te val 2 ty pes Neat tor shapes and heels; tipped with patent| litte lrecss nt ren Tt 13. eather and kidskin; rather heavy, but flexible soles; com-| Children's | if iF fortable, durable. Ot velve He The bargain store for men is across Ninth street, Fourth avenue. jom's Shoes at $1.90-- pare grades that usually sell for $3 and $3.50, Heavy box ‘shoes with solid extension solei—winter shoes e Al mong, the new attractions there are: ; Men's Shoes at $2.45 $3.50 to $5 : Aine ine blah of the sin this group. Is) some lighteweight stylis! t ither and kidskin shors also, in this lot 93 Shoes at $1.25— goed sold soles; with heels Ney al th } for yours. Tt will pay you to look Broadway, 4thave Coie Ae es art = = Seventy-firat street,was entered by burg nChorch lars, who vroke down the front door. | Ws Fed in court: tna Nothing was taken, according to Mr. poons | Price anda frle Medal his residence Nelvert, but eome books belonging to trance vise | No Relwermechorn street, and saul his omployer, Henry C. Well, which bs vinta} thes wanted tot hoo pledae. 1H had taken home with him for t servant showed them vite the parlor t 2 the sloor <oMr beet | gMrs. Well has secured a divorce f him tn Price and hh her husband, who it a stock broker ops & The matter of alimony was | on) mat uniter READ WHAT WE and ga. Y ET Geononades $15, $18 & $20 Suits at $100. | Men's Swell Suits made from plain | Ww Sis, now at $22, $23, $25 Sui You can buy * $10, ues, at $12. 50. Men's Swell Suits made from Scotch fancy dressed and undressed dd Tweeds, custom tailored and Cheviot ally worth $22 $25, You can buy now at . $12.50 $27, $28 & $30 Suits at $15. Men Grade Thib: Suits made » Worsteds, Highet in ectly tailored | $28 an1 $10. You $151 and faney pat and worth + cart buy ne Mlour Soand $ Jag THE Ane con ctloas are mage at hamd ahellet rettous ea!)! ¢ Cream Kisses is in aa Maa core Crean) Grenoble Wa'nuts, in chocolate, vaniiia Mish we Bonbons and Che per pound Sth & ie Sts. || 54 BARCIAYST $12, $13, $14 Suits at $7.50. $12 Men's Swell Suits made from Alle) M Wool Chevtots and fang: that are excellent value at if $1 4 values. now at. t 4! hot awakene bo donte roa whittle \ nt al Har 1 ar ne the way MOIS AND JY MADRAS IMPORTRO MATIC 5 know 1 POO CHAPMAN WEST Cutts Attacned. ee) siiers where? some <a road from tn 1 no- 1 them m Bridge I able to von. is well known for its excellence and correct st;le. price sale is our method of stock clearance every season, HAVE TO OFFER: 50 & $i4 Overcobts at $7.50. "s Stelish Overcoans made from nil sid lined and piatn WHEN YOU CAN BUY THOMPSON FINE CLOTHING | AT PRACTICALLY HALF PRICE it is absurd to think of buying any other sort. Shompson Clovning ullarsy good $142. You ca buy . $7. S16 & $18 Overcoats at S10. and fancy patterned Cheviots, Vic inas, | fine Oxford © eds and Thibets; superb) value at tfully tatlored and Perfici in ever) ticular, generous $16 and ¢ You can buy now at. yp Costs Vicuna- Viennas, and $28, lofand Vicunas vale in Oxtord, Cambridce and Black heviots, and all the new ating fabrics. superbly tailored and worth $20 and $2 buy now ate... $25 & $28 Overcoats at $15. 'n this lot you will find some of the, ey o This ha Alf 2.80 50 Men's Stylish Overcoats mate trom beau. 310 | $20 & $22 Overcoats at $12.50, Men's Swell Raglins ay! other Over. ve finest Overcoats, including Silk. OWN SOK BROADWAY (Opposite City Hall Park, Just Below Murray St.) fain colors lined Kersey, Oxiord Moulss and Elysians; ‘that are worth every cent of $25 oncan buy now at, . SPECIAL TROUSERS SALE! Ali our $-4 and $5 Worsted and Cassimere Trousers reduced to . 7 Fine Worsted and Cassimere Trousers reduced to 54) STORE OPEN SATURDAY SIGHT, Thibe's, 245 Blac coats $15, . $3 ‘A wilderness of sweets.”’ CANDY SPECIAL SALE. -Milton. yur oan factory, wlth We atit net We and wa sinning delicloueness fo- ybetter, Taere are x) om thingy are being cooly et Asorcted Pruitand Nut Buttercups, aij kinda of trate 9 Hotes Peanut Brittle, seompardie quaiity Assorted fruit and Nut Chocolates, « score of k nts ee, or All Chocolates, peise FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. S nuts weed in Aitires int COR WEST BWAY. Oar 29 CORTANDT.. JT parton 10¢ 1% $5: ve SS a a PANCY SHIRTS, Mand made and launde HOSIERY. mii inininin Me WACK AND T. Meth EMiROT MOAN a FN HoaERy 6 PATS Let 2 Parts UNDERWEAR, KK COATED, PAaNcy NATURAL Woot £3 HAIR AND. INO WAL. SILK YD DRAW? ab SILK. hunni is Ho CANTON, Paw Pus Soe oman) 1 DAW 2 FOR 381 & 383 BROADWAY. 123 & 125 * FULTON ST. om lot beauty. | } All sooda thronghout our store Dh 2h marked down from 20 to 25 per is gives a rdére oppor: y to customers not wishing sgdvantage of our Remnant Suits formerly $16 to $40 Cont and vest, feent. TT toni fot ° Tnow at Bld M2 to BIO, now RL, | merly Frousers, now $4. Ove » long, loose, velvet collars, eats slashed pockets, satin lined throughout, $20, No noney here. Money back if vou think otherwise, ARNHEIM, formerly $4 to Your ‘/BROADWAY & 9TH STREET, CANDY CATHARTIC. TAICOULELD he. B00. Dreggtets. Genutne stamped C.E C. Never sold inbulk. Beware of the dealer who tries to sell something “‘{ust as good." KANGAROO SHAPED CORSETS. Thy only house (0 Aad real Kangsroy_ aha eth th etach and mate tn aden Repattton tree THE ST CORSET CO. rt ov. .The Sunday World Want section... ‘an inexhaustibic fountain; it Is fed R10,! n double value} inivininieteininins CET ERE S hibit 4 [finest and inmost reliable in this country. IS_ GRATIFYING, This is not the AT HALF CHAPMAN'S PRICES. % SUSPENDERS, MEN'S NUSINESS SUITS, Retail avyors, ITC WEW ‘Of uckles ) BeOKt NECKWEAR. Pr W SILK. LATEST SHAPES, rou ‘$1.005 BACT. RIALS MM, au OXFORDS THIDETS 69 MO Boe GRADE” CHEVIOTS GLOVES. GLOVES... DOGSKL TER OVENCOATS, i AanaN PADDOCKS AND He ULSTERS, Sale che Pri Tit KENSEYR AND OXFORDS 12.50 WRAY OXVORDR ASD” KER Ry Valu 2.9) CHEVIOTS. ‘i <ts.09 WonsTEDS “AND, ine 123 & 125 FULTON ST. 381 & 383 BROADWAY. HAMMERSLOUGH BROS. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. Cheap clothed are not the kind we keep, What WE sell 18 GOOD clotting chap; And though at thia couplet you may ratl— As velng « trifle trite and male— We know, in the end, you'll loathe yourselt If you mise the chance to clothe yourself At our Retiring Sale, There's style and character about our clothes. They are the Three other large store: in this city sell clothing said to be equal to ours, and possibly it is— but their price mud bank, are as different from Every price here is now ring from the retail busine urs as a mountain from 4 nazingly low. ant are selling every cerment at exactly 6 CENT) We are rs ON THE DOLLAR *b Every line in our suits isa in| ONLY PUR ORE 830 BROADWAY Beautiful Oxford Gray Overcoate and Ri Hers Salta, Trou Ulnters, Dr dotlar, Tro hundred Ane rel veral hundret of lined, Jane, cut wide, tor nd Tuxedo Bults, ind lovee, with broad militean All now go at 60 cente @ uainass Suite are now reduced to BUS, 2, $15 and $18 Fall Overmats are now reduced to 96.50 OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 9. BET. 32TH AND 33TH STS, i : $ Q.—Who was Prince Rupert? A.—ABuccaneer. Q.—What did he doP A.—He furnished material for a great story by CUTCLIFFE HYNE. Q.—Is it well written P A.—Splendidly so. Q.—Where can I read it ? A.—In next SUNDAY’S WORLD. Q.—In what part of the Sunday World ? A,—In the NEW MAGAZINE of 16 pages, 12 of which are in color. You would do well to order it to-day. POPPED ISSO OOG CEA DLAARAARAMARAREADADSE DED RRR RARE ROe, 8-888 To Cover Greater New York with Your Business Announcement, use Sunday World Wants. The Helping Hand for business enterprise, large and’small, :