The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1902, Page 5

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EV Lan POLICE AROUSED TO LEARN BERNHEIM & CO.’S Values Are Famous. CAUSE OF DOODY’S DEATH. Direct the attention of all mothers of boys to their Offer at all times the very best values in men’s and boys’ clothing obtainable in Greater New York. At- 9 Sta 7 Boys Suits al $5 (00. tention is directed to the following special mention of 0 our $10.00 and $15.00 grades of men’s suits. Double breasted sack, cutaway with vest, and Norfolk 9 6 styles in flannels, cheviots, twills, worsted cheviots, Men S Suits at $10 and $15 serges, clay diagonals, cassimeres, thibets and swool crashes are embraced. all cut in the latest style and At these moderate prices are offered suits of absolutely made and trimmed with extra care: lintngs are of the pure all wool fabrics of the best known American and best mohair serge; every garment is sewn throughout foreign mills; made and cut with same care and ex- H with pure silk. [hese are distinctly mannish suits Pression as our better grades. Represented in these and will appeal to the natty young dres ers—kinds lines are hundreds of different patterns, all entirely new which you will see only in the 2 highest priced exclusive and many exclusive with us. Fesides fancy effects, establissments, but at prices ranging from $1.00 to there are also plain blues and blac Every size man $3.00 more per garment. may be fitted corre Not only are there neat pat- Attention is also called to the terns and styles (or men of modest tastes, but also the Boys’ Suits at $2.95. Diora Shou tered, snug fitting military sacks in plain ves tor the sweil young man of 14 to 20 and striped years. Make Inquiries of Third Avenue Car Men In} Search tor Possible Murderer. in order to take afresh start with a rush in b our renovated and enlarged store we have marked [" prices on our big stock of the newest styles of Men's and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Furnishings Every customer calling to-morrow will | be preacnied with anelegant FREE! CUT- GLASS jewel Casket ~ SST YS aT These prices will crow | our store to-morrow: Oar Ralareet Stock 9 BOYS’ CLOTHING Marked at Prices That Will Double Our Trade WOOL SUIT. a) site) er Maller 4 69 BOYS? SAILOR SUITS, oi ‘ mmed with wih soutache 1 ; colors, 14.00 valuew 2.48 OS SULTS, ° ed, tn blow of biesk, wth eee "2.98 to 6.98 Sailors in sizes 2‘; to 12. Fifty stvles of serges 4 hev di flannels, blue, brown, red and xtures are ¢ : : titel Bepssiy named wlisikenbroey, Our Line of Prince Alberts bd The double breasted jacket style is tor ages © to 1 years. x . may These are excellent school suits. The tabrics in every instance are Cutaways, Tuxedos and Evening Suits isas complete as all wool. will be found anywhere. Every ga:ment is absolutely The $7.50 and $10.00 Grades correct in every detail and finished with the same The latest noreitin in BOWS! touches and precision as would be given bva high 5 | DRESS SUITS, plain or ¢ ~ - s a EY a Ig 45 | rscrced attics ot wartote Know no equal anywhere else at the same prices. The patterns class custom tailor. The most particular will find are generally different from those seen elsewhere; they're retined, : T . . individual in character, such as shown by exclusive high-class satisfaction, The finest foreign Black Venetian, establishments The detail ot workmanship, finish and fitting all Worsted Cheviots, English Soft Finished Diagonal, score a real triumph. There is interest here for every man, boy Silk Weave Crepe and all the proper fabrics are em- and every mother of boys in Greater New York. braced. $25, $27.50 and $30. Simpson Cawfrd Le: Invite the attention of all men totheir very special line of Derbys and Fedoras at $2.50. Made of extra quality fur felt, finished with leath:r sweatband and trimmed in first class manner. Every proper shape and correct dimension is embraced. All the leading colors besides biack. No better shown anywhere at $3.00, and few at $3.50 are superior. Second Fivor Deplece Veet Suite # 1 value 96.00. tor TOP COATS, \5 0! loth, Tan or Oxtort | our HAT, FURNISHINGS, SHOE Departments have been enlarged. The new buyers offer the following | EASTER SPECIALS: Wie | We Neckwear. Bie | $3.00 Men's Pat. Lea *” 1.ma | £1.00 Mente Shirts. Ac 1128 Hose’ Shere cont Fleer Our display of fine Easter Millinery is a rare treat to all lovers of the beautiful in headwear. = The prestige and commanding intluence of this e-tablishment in the millinery world is readily reflected by the Ultra-Exclusive Parisian Creations which may be seen here, ideas entirely different from those shown elsewhere—each a vem of artistic loveli- ness. Our very clever adaptations are also inspiringly beautiful and cannot fail to yield as much pleasure as those from over the sea. Miladv will find great satis- faction in being crowned Easter morning with a Simpe son-Crawlord Co. millinery creation. Recond Floor. Front We also offer tc-morrow in our ITIOMAS!) DOODY | Spurred by The Evening World, de-sand Twenty-ffth street and Eighth ave-| tectives in the West One Hundred and|nue. Doubtless, he waa asleep there and | Fifty-second street n have re-|went clear to Fort George | sumed work on the case of Thomas| Of course, when the car started t Doody, who was found unconscious at |the conductor wanted another fare, and, | AEalersata apusiie, and) Ona Hundred |ot/ course. (Doody tusleted "that (xaiins| [ CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, HATS. SHOES. | and Seventy-ninth strect last Saturday |had not been awakened at his crossing. | Dowalawa night and died in J. iH rig 0. td not pay again. There are not| 2338 and 2340 Third Ave., Caraee 127th St. (tal yesterday. Cap and 3 , engers on street-cara in that| Soi the oonvenient a part of town late at night. A motor-| OFMN_BVERYEVRNING. NEXT SAT. TUE 168 Fw. admits that there is |man with his controller lever and a« Doody was beaten to di by t « -lconductor with hia ticket punch might ductor and motorman a street car, as| beat a Passenger to thelr hearts’ con SJ hy D a he alleged on his deathbed tent and no one be the wiser. AX! Ons ‘The junction of One Hundred and Ne Accident R Q \\¥ | orted. Beventy-ninth street and Amsterdam | ilven ih : ave Kone so far as to = avenue tse deserted spot. There ts a sronicelerkineTHirAvand ARE OFFERING 500 DOZEN five-story flat house with a saloon on ue system if any acct- fo ee fae site| 2rT "pl te Saad) MEN'S FING NECKWEAR ner, the only house around. The saloon| ty enue end of the line Saturday night does little business at this season. An|\' accident was reported. If they con- 50c a at each. arenas World reporter went through | iio. possibly the detectives wiil learn o house day and was unable to|: ? a Nae. the names of all conductors and motor: | V0 Spring Goods in Light, Medium and Dark Effects. find ar ne who remembered any ex- men who passed One Hundred and ’ ° ’ citement on the corner last Saturday |soventy-ninth street and Amsterdam Boys and Children’s Hats. : a Hight, euch as certainly would have | avenue between 9.30 and 11.30 o'clock las A BARGAIN IN UNDERWEAR. Misses Hat De t occurred had there been an accident) saturday night. Med t N | Meri Shire aD Alpines in th: new Panama shape in all-s tk binds. with large bow and @ (Second Fleer. here ‘The authorities at J. Hood Wright |Medium weight Natuto. an eet blick, pearl, steLand ivapl, md: strcam rs, very exceptional value Stylish stiff Hats, trimmed with sill and quills Murder Theory Strengthen 1 are blamed by Mrs. Doody for usually retailed at Ssc. cach, of fine fur felt. and cull silk ieeen ates eee $2.25 ; soldi : bast 2.95 This is a point that serves to port | keeping the real condition of her hus e < mings $1.50, $1.75 & $2.00 . i uv Children’s and Misses’ Body Flats, in the natural. Real valus £1.25, the theory that Doody wae beaten to|band from her. She was advised by at BOC, each. 6 pieces for a0 Raggi terbys nail etnewed Ra fgepare NAV Sailors Seats FLOWER WREATHS for misses’ tats, An extriord mary showing, all @) i . e y ” le FOV S— “t. wild ff = oe = eA on eheitbek Soll u a asa ie zi | acer! ‘Ren husband to. that his aate: A QUICK MOVING HALF-HOSE SALE, styles; regular $2.00 and $2.5 felt trimmed + ith all-silk band, with " biuet, wild flowers, poppies, &c. ‘at popular prices—beginning at © struck where essen tousd) Bien 3 ne tien |Comprising all the imported samples of a leading here at vesee $1.50 & $3.75 bow on side; regular value $3.50; We likewise direct attention to our unsurpassed ‘ al, she says, hosiery concern, black lisle thread with white split Children's large black patent leather Special at-. +. +. eveeee seecee $2.25 assortment of high-grade ed from the If, on the alarm, car tra contrary soles, Florenza silk with embroidered fronts, verti- caland circular stripes in a large variety of styles and colorings, values up to soc. per pair, ailors,trimmed with black and white, genend ices Fidelia Gloves for Women. 4 road, it w although | Boys’ Shirt Waists, 50c. further up th matural for his assailan three or f f he i t 5 ~ * ‘ : : Say. feasted ai sbsloded pool batore They : mee my hus: for thie eate at QHC, per pair: 6 paire t.38 Shoup tieselesive:eclnrSrcn ier pea To introduce our Waist Department we offer an exceptional value in Boys’ Laundered Percales in 50 different Spring styles; plaited tront and back, patent waistband, riveted buttons; two new style Byron collars, detached. These waists would be rea- sonable at 75c. We say 50c. Second Floor ose. empson Cranford Co, visite For Saturday, March 29. we offer Women’s two clasp Pique Glace Men's one-clasp Pique Dogskin Gloves, embroidered, white, black Gloves, new embroidery, great and latest colors, $1.00 pair. value at, $1.00 pair Also women’s two-clasp Glace These Gloves are made from Gloves, in white, black and lat- picked skins and are perfect fite est tints, at 98c. pair ting. ye fear I MADRAS AND CHEVIOT PAJAMAS, in a few a lot of sthily. t her husband it of sleeping on street-cars. He should have left the ear he rode uptown on at One Hun MISS ADAE FREED: CAUGHT h SINGER OVERDOSE IT WAS.) BY A CLEVER RUSE. }.Batterman CHORUS GIRL DIDN'T SEEK MARSHALL WAS WANTED ON |} Boys’ Clothing Easter Windup } i IFE’S COMPLAINT. It is a pleasure to advertise good Clothing at Lowest Prices. We hold DEATH, SAYS DOCTOR w : cs. the public’s confidence. Forenoon shopping to-morrow advisable. walmanwes't EASTER SUITS, SPRING SUITS, CONFIRMATION SUITS! LARG. excite him where he men and w and singing sof thelr Mrs. as lying were pounding a! mnjlitary atyle in new stripes, 98c suit; value 1.50. Broadway, 8th and 9th Sts. it a Shame’ at Process-Server Pi a Theatrical Agent in Seach EST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY, et Talent: | Tan Covert Spring Top Coats, 3 to 15, 2.98, 3.50, 3.98 = = ae Vestee Tuxedo Suits, three pieces, 3 to 10, 1.98, 2.98, 3.98 Madge Adac, a Weber & Fields chorus | Rugene Walton Marshall, who aban Vestee Manly Suits, blue serge, 3 pieces, 3 to 10, 2.98, 3.98 THE EASTER SUIT girl, charged in the West Side Court [goned the dental profession to sing in Boys’ Reefers, PETER THOMPSON, all colors, 2% to 7, Ae a to-day with att tet wulcide, was dis- | 6, . was paroled in Myrtle Ave- charged by Magistrate Pool, and the Ree Cooet, to-day pending trial on his Serge Sailor Sly Soe hd 18 Suits, 1,98, 2.98, 3.98 Gord Pa tie pened as far greater than ever to ahh tn Policeman who arraign her severely | wife's charge that he abandoned her Tan Covert an jus Serge Suits, 6 to 16, 2.98 th centrally located stores, we are easily accessible from every- reprimanded and thelr child Two-piece Dress Suits, 6 to 16, 3,000 Suits to IS HERE W AITING FOR YOU where, and to any of our stores you are cordially invited to inspect the ele Miss Adae drank a solution of mor- The wife was Martha L. Miller, a lect from 1.98, 2.98, 3.98 gant line of phine on the afternoon in which|prooklyn soctety woman. She ts the selec’ 5 +98, 2.96, 3. to 6.00 MEN'S, LADIES’ and Comedian Sam Bernard announest his|aaughter of William H. Miller, a Three-piece Suits,with vests, 9 to 16 years, grand variety, 3.98, 4 95, 5.95 YOUTHS’ MISSES’ engagement to a wealthy nf Harlem | wealthy manufac nd a deacon in Long Pants Suits, 13 to 20 years, largest selections in the girl Suffering, young woman waslthe Sixth AV ptlst Church | city, 5.00 to 10,00 e and BOYS’ GARMENTS, taken to Roosevelt Hospital, where shi poklyn ten yeare recovered, ag ei =| Pease Marshall was Long Pant Suits, 13 to 20 years, BLUE SERGE, 5.95 and 7,50 The truth can never be too forcefully told. An untruth aa to wear or made to order Miss Adae, very pallid but strikingly and the bass soloist 1. MEN’S AND YOUTHS’ Elegant Overcoats, Tan Covert, satin lined 10.00 strongly stated corrects itself, Because you remember more dis- on the most liberal! cereeg of credit obtainable at cash prices. pretty came to court with two friends. rmed Church, of Hroug- BOYS’ WAISTS AND BLOUSES, laundered and unlaundered, 2S¢. to 9%, sot t rs Will not ve disappointed. Goods will be delivered for Easter, tinctly the deception intended. If we are strong in our statements pared with the season's choicest selections of Spring Suits Tan & Mrs. Steward and a Mrs, Davenport They said they were not ac iceman Mi! O'Brien charge. Miss Ad fourth and Shoes, and with a m ficent array of LADIES* s uits, in all the latest shades and fashions, Raglana, Etons, Waists, Walking Skirts and Millinery. Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry MONS THING CoN NEw YOKK—I4 Third Ave., near 65th St.—NEW YORK. NEW YORK —2274 Third Ave., near 124th St.—NEW YORK, BROOKLYN—7U0 Broadway, between Whipp'e an ! Thornton Sts.—-BROOKLYN OPEN EVENINGS. in Golfs, Yachts, Cadets Pati, « joinea the “Rovin|} BOYS’ HATS AND CAPS ‘iascnitrs Vio atts y and tater sank} gf yen aad new srk a, et Nove : ve while with the | He "| Broadway, Graham and Flushing Aves., Bklyn. that we are the LEADING CREDIT CLOTHIERS, selling High-Grase keep an immense Goods at a Low SS stock of fash- Cash Price, we do ionable clothing it because it is the constantly on hand, truth We mark it at a It may take you low cash price, and some time to tind we give you credit out the truth of our for anything you statements, but want, when you do you Come in and get will remember it by your EASTER reason of the price SUIT, We seil you paid for tee for CASH or experience, = :DIT, but Listen: We are would like to have the leading Credit you open an ac- Clothiers. We count with us MILLINERY, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS For Man, Boy, Woman or Girl. H. ZEITZ & TARSHIS, NEW YORK—2239 3d Ave, near 122d St, 404 Sth Ave., near 32d St. take her to Roo ambulance physician ng from morphine poli ing. man ! arrest at the hoa-| Might as a theatr Snell represented. himee! last al agent seeking ac Marshall fell Lord & Taylor. Saturday, March 2oth. Women's Blouse Coats, a hur WESTERVELT & DEMAREST | lan entirely new model of Taffeta and Silk Moire, lined with white taffeta, lee to say 292 and 204 e and moire collar, postillion back; a very smart model; special at -| Bloacker Street, cor, Barrow $79.50. IN BOYS EASTER SUITS, | Also Women's Covert T0p-Coats, jin the smartest shapes, fly-front, tight-fAtting and box coats, complete te » ‘BOYS’ BLOUSE SUITS, assortments, and special values, at —— nove awaon str | 72.50, S26.50 & $70.50. BRIDGE PLANS TO BE HEARD. $1.50, $1.98, $2.48, $2.58, $3.98. United States Dension Statistics, Four widows and tive daughters are now pensioners of the War of the Revolution; of the war of 1812, 1,527 y widows are drawing pensions, Of the Indian wars, 1,086 survivors and 3,479 widows are draw.ng pensions. See the 1902 World Almanac for detailed |f pension statistics. Price, 25 cents, of all |/ newsdealers. By mail, 35 cents. Cohen was present to act a do had with hin I the had oe ard of Altermen wisi, | Boys’ Theee-Piece Suits, Broadway: & aetn st BROOKLYA—S86 Fuiton Si. opp. lm PL 468 Oth Ave, near 110N St. BIT sa. ou ue: te tae me dation of the Mayor regard earing Monday afternoon on $3.98. bridges and the Brooklyn tunnel. OPEN UNTIL 11 P. M. |