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_THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 2h, 1962, BUBLITTLEGIRL BLACK THE COLOR KEPT POLICE BUSY. Scarlet Neckwear Ten-Year-Old Had Them Wir- ing Various Cities She Said ~She Came From — Found Wandering, but Not Lost. | of Sombre Hue, Magistrate Connorton, of Long Island ity, thinks ne has found the cham- pion feminine Munchaunen in ten-year- Blizabeth Hall. rejoices In an alias and a vivid im- nation. Found Sunday night wandering about Newtown the little girl told the police new story almost every hour until jay, when some of the truth bout ‘Mer came out In court. Bhe began by saying she was Liszic and had just run away from her me in St. Louls, She had worked her here an the freight traine, she Island Rallroad are in mourning, ally and figuratively, because A. J 5 hattan Beach Mr, Cassatt is president of the Penn sylvania Raslroad. ‘The Pennsylvania owns the Long Island. Mr. Cassatt lives in Quakeriown, Consequently he was shocked when he journeyed by the way train to where the ocean breezes sweep to see A con- ductor wearing . flaming red tle. They do not wear red ttes In Phila- delphia, not even when the ball team wins a game. ‘Mr, Cassatt gave way to emotion when he saw that red tle, and the joys of @@id. The police telegraphed io St. Souls, Bofore they could get an answer the confessed tht “the truth was’ she Was Lizzie Smitkin, of Montreal. Manhattan Beach did not make him The police inquired for the Smitkins|forget the scarlet neck wear He re in Montreal and ¢hen learned that “‘the|membered it whon he was again on truth * ghe was Lissie Dennison, of Chestnut street Albany. And to-day this order was pos Agiin the telegraphing and again aljheavy black lagters on the bulletin) ew confession, It kept up until Inst /boards of the Long Istand system: is and oe ge a A pe aR oped and pees will wear a reniet ‘ only Diack tles hereafter.” hs edie Hig creel “It will be a funerat all the time,” rt to-day Magistrate Connor- ‘ton tried to hee 10 tell who she was, [#aid the conductors ax they put hil if it hall not been for the appear. |the persian silk ready-made fou ere of Mrs. Annie Varey, oF imands and the red-and-black agcots he would not have found outland bid the big diamond pins that instead of any one, of the {wenty/once sparkled for all to see. ties she had nam Varey. As for the man who wore the red enid eared cna Tien is @ travelling tle, he did not dare remind the officials out of the city, The aif nad had been Le se with Mrs, Varey. Until he can ermine on a sultadle/in public. for the little prevaricator the Mag-| President Cassatt says the men look te ei se "with the Chitdren's neater now-yet they are anh POLICE HELD BACK | TREASURE HUNTERS Crowd Besieged Demolished § Building Where Workmen i Had Found a Roll of Money is —House with a History. Olympia Valenti Had i L) Following the finding of $756 to-day by workmen engaged in tearing down the Fold Rogers mansion on Vernon avenue, } Long Island City, the police reserves hag to be called out to keep In check throngs of treasure-hunters who flocked to the place. ‘The news of the find spread rapidly and scores of persons hurried to the Roge! state, hoping to get a share of the pickings. Some got Into the ruin of the dulld- ing and began poking about with sticks, and refused to leave the place until the Police arrived and drove them off, The throng, held back by the reserves, eagerly watched the workmen, appar- ently expecting them to pull money from every crevice. The $755 was found in a package In @ closet in the collar, and tt Is presumed that'It was placed there by some mem- bers of the Rogers family who had feared a visit from the “forty thieves,” @ notorious gang that infested that Btn Wienke Wedding bells never pealed in better yYieinity two score years ago, lany notable men, including Gen. Grant, had been entertained In the old mansion, The house is being torn down to make [Service than will those of St, Patrick's way for the new Blackwell's Isinnd| Cathedral Monday next, when thelr bridge. he ch will claim Adele a c Ja Valent!, daughters of Orazto | Valent!, the contractor, wiro lives at No. 140 East F rst street Miss Adele will become Mrs, Domen- {co Borgia, and her “little sister,” Olym- bride of William Young, a young business man of eis Conn, having dutifully waited five long years and until her | elder sister was married, Adele and Domenico were engaged in 1897 when Olympia met Young, then ves-| tryman of the Danbury Church her! Bla, will become the World Wants Hold an Unbroken FOR L. 1. RAILROAD Shocked President Cassatt, and Now Conductors Are Seen in Ties Conductors and pbrakemen of the Long Hter- | | ‘At this ently age|Cassatt happened to take a trip to Man- that he was on the payroll by appearing LOVERS’ QUARREL DELAYS TWO WEDDINGS FIVE YEARS. Sister Forgets Tiff. | Bstabtlshed | Over Twenty-five Years, | OPEN EVENINGS, N.S. BRANN, ANUPACTURING JEWELLE 231 EIGHTH AVE,, Graduation Presents. Big Seals IN ARTICLES YOU WILL WANT FOR DecorationDay | You have no interest in ordinary values— |they can be had anywhere at any time. But it there’s a store where you can get values vastly better than the usual run you want to vauate, |Know it, of course. That's just the news we tata uae | have for you to-day—every department teem- leet tanta’ abe with big bargains. The newspapers don't eee [tell half the story—come to our stores to see. There will be no room for doubt then. ‘st AND {4-kt, SOLID GOLD Graduation Rings, $ i FROM 50 ° Tie Wateh te 1-2 | THE 36 REASONS OF HARLEQUIN, oh é Harlequin’s Master failed to keep a dinner engagement, “There are thirty-six reasons for it,” said Harlequin, in apology to the host, “The first reason is that he is dead!” There are fully thirty-six reasons why Regal shoes, outwear all others, at $3.50. The first, and all sufficient reason, is that no make of shoes at $3,50,-except The R Regal, - uses genuine Oak Sole leather, ia cvery pais, and proves it, “Live Oak” soling is the costliest, and toughest foundation, that can be put under any $10.00 Men’s Serge Suits. | Every good sort of serge is in this stock-——best styles, best qualities, best values We can fit every man—fit every purse. Ali indigo dye, all pure worsted; all seams reinforced. very suit will keep | shape—every suit guaranteed—every suit made to look well and to last long. For Decoration Day wear buy to-day or to-morrow, Pri SHOES AND OXFORDS. M Men's $4.00 Shoes and Oxfords, Men's $1.00 Black and Tan Vici Kid, Box and Velour Calf, Tan Russia Calf, several style toe shapes, hand sewed; always $4.00, for this sak eeseee Boys’ 2.50 Shoes Velour Calf, solid 330 8.00 18.00 S FURNISHINGS, | egligee Shirts, | clus'vely ours HO Benes Other G S at 98c., Men’ 2 #5c. Underwear, other san buy abou TeADQUA: WEDDING RINGS. 14 and 18 Kt. Botid do Black, Viel Kid, Box and hile ‘oak soles, spring 1.48, 1.49 Hes Westin $2.75 up.| heels, sizes with heels, sizes 13 to » Balbri tae Handeomely Engraved Solld $3,00| 545 always $2.50; special tor this sale... ta jon. ™*'Y $23.00 | Plen’s 2.50 White Linen Shoes......... Men's Black and White Canvas Shoes Special Values in Men’s Leatier Belts, Boys’ Black and White Canvas Shoss, 25c., 48c., O&e, Genuine Panama Hats—We've Cornered the Market. We've imported 2,000 dozen genuine South American Panama Hats—almost the entire production of the coming to us to buy, and are paying our retail price—glad to get them for that. Some who don't knox, about Panamas suppose from the prices that these are an imitation, but those who know see at a glance that the GENUINE. Men are buying, ladies are buying—everybody will wear Panamas. If you can’t come for or Mail orders promptly filled. You can't buy them elsewhere under $8 to $10, here in the natural shape YACHT SAILORS IN ALL BRAIDS AND SHAPES $1.40 TO $2.80. Bye OUTFITTERS TO MEN AND BOYS. | FOUR CONVENIENT STORES. OPEN LATE SATURDAY NIGHT. \279 Broadway, near Chambers St. {231 and 219 Sixth Ave. bet. 14th and 15th Sts, ' Bograving done Mail orders prot to Wait Until Elder 47 Cortlandt St., bet. Church and Greenwich Sts. 125th St., cor. 3d Ave. _ SERIOUSLY KURT IN TROLLEY CRASH. Driver of a Wagon Thrown |i ' to the Street with a Car on Sixth Avenue! Early To-Day. TWO FAMOUS PIE-MAKERS TELL HOW TO MAKE PIES. —— MINCE PIES AS Expert Opinions Given by MRS. KNOWLES Mrs. Edwin Knowles and MAKES THEM. Miss Mary Shaw. . -, Mince Ment. This quantity Js sufflelent for from thinty-tive to foriy ples: beet. fuet (the suet “Yes, T can make pi Piwin Knowles to an 1) murt by | reporter who saw her as » avenue, Brooklyn. said that I can inake the best pl A north-bound Sixth avenue tre world and now T suppose I will have to ‘ car strvck a newspaper delivery we WSS ADELE y as you have called my ‘bluft.’ |] two pounds ily to-day at Sixth ayenue and 7 ASS Ge VALENTI | sful making comes only!] guico of eight | 408) ea limeny ie mreeh Iam Ine tf am Atat an from long practice. One can be taught! ] oranges |road pila father was building, Presently he made] tha ryaiments of the ant, but that's all.| Too gallons of. elder dolled down hall | James MeConnen, Bon toiaak Pane Valent! Spr we aausii=| ries made: all my life, I knew) | One pint of bean H was thrown fr ter'a hand. But tho latter replled:/ jw to make ple before 1 was married oie onsclous wh “Olympla ts only fifteen; she 8 t00) sur of course all kinds of ple can be peper and sugar ken to th young. Nelther of you is old enough 017 eae trom my recipes. No two pies || to taste aid that his condition was be certain of what you want, Walt uh-| \ 006 ever exactly alike. | Boil ali the ingredients thoroughly tl after Adole is married, Then If youl itt i the iit ings in ple-making,|{ together for ten minutes. he motorman of the car was arrested, still want each other, why, tuko her,! ay in most everything else, that count. | Crust for Mince Pie. | ——— and good luck to you." One of the moat !mportant things about 8 t for one ple. NSS d WAR t Adele ante re oteet:, FOF] a ple ts the tiny lump of butter placed! | two cups of dour. CUBANS ARE DOING WELL. card? But Adele and Dominico had alin the middle just before closing the One-hall'p Ematter, j falling out and overathing was declired | oven door, You have no idea what al] one-nait of tard. | Returned ‘Tourists Give Them of. Olyans ig Willa were down | aitrerence st makes. Indeed, that Yttle/] Add to these ingredients a little Pratve for Bnthusiasm Shown, when “one day Dominica and “Adelé | ump of batter 18 like anes In @ Fi || esti, and cold) mater to hold || irs, Terrill, wife of the United States |made up. and now. there will be al You don't know what it Is that makes}} together, Handle as little as possl- T! auditor for Cuba, returned fro: la. fondle wedding on Monday next at 8t.} the general effect so perfect, but If tt ts) } bie and bake in a very hot ov ap ahe Wardi Ll saanlat Pall not there you realize thwt there is some-/| “'ico, which arrived here to-day. The Record ! 1 Z| “al Paid Help Wants in the 53 other New York papers combined, Paid Help Wants in this morning’s World, HelenHawthorne MauleFinally Wedded to W.C. Hayes,Who ls Well Known as a Cross- Country Rider. AOENTS 2.0. cose MLIMPROVERS 1... 1. 4 AWNING HANDS .. TlinoNEns .. 4] Bootety nas been surprised by the any APPRENTICES .. .. 4) JANITORS in| nouncement that W. C. Hayes, the noted BAKEUS MW) KITCHENWORK 14) cross-country rider and one of the DABTBENDERG GILAUNDRESBES .... 15) weulthtest residents of Westbury, L. 1, ee ft] RASHES ®) quietly married tast Wednesday Mins | HOOKBINDKNS .... 18) NUKEES 1/Helon Ma Maule, known as the HOOKKESPERS 6 OPERATORS . ‘Philadelphia Gibson girl.” BOYS eoeee sore e 10! OMNIBUSES 4] It ds a romasice of a “baby party" and BUSHELMEN 16] PacK ERS s/of hormeback that has resulted In the BUTCHERS +10) PAINTERS 17 | unexnected marriage Mise Maule came CABINET MAKERS, 7 PHOTOGHAPHERS from Philadelphia tant Wednesday — CANVABBERS PIANO HANDS ut taking even her parents into /UMBRRS ni Bh marvied to Hiaves in the (h f the Trans moby Dr W 4) Mr 6 | furs 1] then the couple started o 7| moon trio that will bury in abou in aociet hud noticed any yring then month either 7| BALESLADIES + 3) BALES ME +18) AHORMAK ERS here or in ettach ey) Mr. Hayes and Miss had so many admirers lento Wane, | eat Le wae 4 that no one en . i TINSMITNN 0 | otaku ‘ONE CRIMINAL . REFUGE LI LESS. | Hees MEN ossse 6 Ratitcution of ndition Trenty UN 4) VARNaERS Pi Exchanged with Chit, |WAGON HANDS... 3] WABHINGTON, May 4. -Becretary 3) water HANDS... 26| Hay han clowed one of the principal 1) wartens 22] places of refuge for erinin rom the 20| United States, when b changed the ner, . of iho new finu) ratideanon with OLMANERA 3} the Ch MCR ULANEOUE 395 [Chilean extradit ‘The United Atatew nover hax iad wyol ronan sete | gh BAZ, atta Mata eine * or 10 tet yaitad tate ‘ ty im that country, , “GIBSON GIRL'S” WEDDING CAUSES A BIG SURPRISE. thing wanting. lemon ple—to me the best ple in the | Mexico brought elghty-three first cab- tmhe datent gti the Man He ‘A oat World, 1 do not pretend to rival Mra. (in and ninoty-three second cabin pas- the crust 1s too greasy and therefore in-) Knowles in a general knowledge Of Ble | eonzers, Arming the latter were some o making, buts onledue of BI | peng eng Aigeatible, ‘That 1s because dripping ta] Making, but so far 4 ita gle Ronan, AHIR Wied RT relat ners, who Island to |used. 1 use equal parts of butter ant his ig Mrs, Knowles‘. land. My ples are sold in the Profes-|pi ipe for apple} poral's guard with pri nor i be taken to G sional Woman's League exchange. So}, Take Gr penineerttiey: (ere tan me out sentences imposed by court are Miss Mary Shaw's, whose ples are opp ioe Zor Dia clog ples alice EOS marine Mp pn mmesten 10) tasty dd two table: 4 returning soldiers and tourists considered—after mine—the beat. spoonfuls of water, a plece of butter the | ai) cay that tne cere) 3 ationding “T think it was Brander Matthews who| "te of walnut und bake In a moder- |} leg astond em said that everything he had ever loved|*{cly Rot oven. Some people ruin apy ne Guba | ples by putting nutmeg or other splces {In them. ‘This ruins the flavor of the Apples. An apple plo anda spice ple are two different things. y last thing to be added to the ple Is the little Tamm of better in life was expenalve, Immoral or Indi- gestible. The league ples are rather ex- pensive but not too expensive when you consider that they are made by the of- ficers. People ight to be willing to pay t This Hf ee Mary abaels Facile for | PU cies ante’ e ties anal taprdsnbaliye| Phe hive AIMEE ON cae ELEPHONE))ERVICE | my own, are equally moral and diges f butter, two an cups of boll. tible Gon timane | a 1S THE MODERN |! Cheese and Minee Pie. Ae o } Tigonie HERO OAL Oligbad oie HATE SLAVE OF THE LAMP i} Lo ly with mince and apple varieties, | Upon what Unis relationship ts BN athe rened ith |] ly puts THE WHOLE Ce ee yee caesequll ademoeRten i |f{ ORGANIZATION OF A i. SEAS HAYES. Jim hat tho battle, 1 will not aay that | eee GREAT CITY AT YOUR Joyed especial favor. iter marringe was! it lH Bmore valuais tit sect ma; FALLS DEAD INTO GRAVE, FuNGeRS Ends, Day AnD 1 corresponding, eurprise thing : inane atl — MIGHT; IN ALL WEATHERS ar. 8 minent mer of | man wrawe | Geave Digwer Stricken With Apo- | e | th seta rok Ht on i m ey wy siciaala be old pleas White Work. hor a ban) Island. on Pa an t think that pi 1 the abstrac Digging 4 # ‘ A ranma Aue af. une inexperienced | ty Atma cnom S34 a Mont team in dbledel, horne Siva a : ry ’ ANT RECALL HIS OWN PAST fc aera ae eel] AT YOUR PLACE OF — ty years Me Ridgewood. — | FOUR BOYS CASTAWAY, | “| “| | wit his. tamiiy. BUSINESS rnore SS ES a Mont, Man With boon | BRUNSWJ Huasett KK, Me. May Harrington, > (tportal to | name of the man who hus NIAGARA ¥ {SBA De When the meamer C Jevents, nis memory even falling ae “4 1 avs ited [are Navigation Line, arrived at Abe A aay erat tae owe mixture In ton me reported — having ( asa a He we ae a residence e with jee Orewa On OP, APY Ol uy a emall boa: contiining four ew York TeLerione te) | Hs of Howton, thie | and p pen ge bert with jee ot vsin. soi Bud te the reasaalorat & Contract Offices The Vat wf trimming te able Boston 4 The reslpe, evening Identified hin ae Buasell, wh is & prosperous farmer in New Hamp- vhire and an ex-deputy sherit, When rom thew met ith ft Woven Madras, in all the leading palteros—a big | * variety to cho. se from, Some patterns are ex- | Brothers [ in Collision |§ shoe at any price, “Tannery to Consumer” is the first of 36 reasons why Live Oak soles, and King Calf uppers-can be used in Regal Shoes, at $3.50, Style Book tells about it. Aye. & Willoughby Are, Opp. Contral RR, ot | i Ota s%, Iwey, opp. Herald Square, 106 West 125th St., corner 7th Ave, = It’s on the better grades of clothing that the difference be- tween our NEW ERA PRICES and those of downtown houses becomes most conspicuous. Our new plan of selling everything men or boys wear at only 109% net profit makes a saving of from $5.00 to $10.00 easy on the suit you intend getting for Decoration Day. Six Specials for This Week Tt will pay you to come many miles for these, Men’s Suits Boys’ Suits 62 8 af 28 , 398 t styles and mac Cassimeres, Imported Worsteds and will no doubt continue fo till our stores with eager buyers, ERNMEI ag and rom “il-wool and fast- nglish Clays, and th CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, HATS. SHOES. | 2338 a: 2340 Third AVG, or 127th St. | 5h. M. 5th Ave. and 9th St., Brooklyn, SELL CLOTHING, FURNITURE, CARPETS # HOUSE FURNISHINGS On $ 1,00 Per Week, Wanta rug bargain: 2 Here is undoubtedly the big- gest value to be had anywhere — Royal Wilton Rugs, $14.35 Exceptionally desirable. so cheap because we are giving you a special saving we made on Sold them, Carpets: OPEN EVENINGS. soe Betier come money-saving here if is an ob- —~eee ject. We bring you into close relations with the mulls. i Hake, Seaceanete ar ieee mY Rae tay, May 2 HAKIY ORs {apa and China Matlings.} ih 4 \¢ bargains fot ta, ae L& J. ; J. Dobson, |(— Corner 14th St, and Sih Ave, iFOR 1 SPORTING | [RECORDS SEE THE ALPINE WHOOPING COUGH compou ful pauree Ask your recolpt 1.000 ‘Teplow Teraply ‘rea ed tn tho 1908 Wertd Almanae. pein an ly Business success depends upon en: | apa 8 9 © She. ah weisniara 9 erate ergy, «bility--and Sunday Worta |“ ene 4

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