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JUST PLAIN IAC. Red Bank Woman Rides Around ‘own’ in Cab Unconscious and Minus Some Clothing, but Wakes in Hospital. oe WAS DRUGGED SHE SAYS. —_—— | Mrs. Jennie Bentley, of Red Bank, N. J. was arraigned in Jefferson Market © Gotirt to-day on a charge of intoxication. (Mee. Bentley was taken unconscious In a to New York Hospital before day For an hour before her arrival | the hospital she had the police of West Thirtieth and West Twentieth | wtepét stations In a ferment of excite- ment, “Bridgeport” Gawkins, a cabman, rove up to the West Thirticth street with her and said another hack- fin aad Kelley had sent him for a to No. 218 West Thirtieth strect. as carriage was wanted. Near umber he found two women _ Standing in a hallway. One helped her ompanion into the cab and told him to Grive to No. 43 West Forty-fourth at where the woman's husband pay him. | When Gawkins got to that number he found the woman unfonscious. No one tn the house knew her. and he drove to the @tation house. He was sent along YWooked ax though the woman had been fiyen knock-out drops and robbed, and tives were sent out on the case. er a re re an in are hospi th revived, no evidence of robb as $60 was anugly tucked away In her bo: lice learned of this gon Mu They said it was, Mothing but a plain case of jag. THE WORLD: TUESDAY EV#NING. APRIT 21, a) OCK OUT? NO, WOMAN BEATEN BY ABURCLAR. Said She’d Scream, and Brute Struck Her ca the Head with Barrel Head as She Struggled THINKS ASSAILANT A BOY. yj the beaten on the ‘end and shoulders by a burglar whom she discovered in her apartments at No. 458 Fifth avenue, for help aroused others In the house, but the thief escaped through n rear y. She thinks her ass: boy not more than sixteen y Mrs. Kahout was wakeful during the| She says she felt as if there prowling about was some one rooms on the second floor. band was not at home, and tor what seemed to her like a long time she listened to the strange noises, At last she mustered up courage to get up and make an investigation. the front rooms she wrong and then she went through tae ining-room into the kitchen. The moment she opened the door ghe was confronted by a burginr. lighted the gas, and they stood atazing at eaga other, both aparently apeechiess » Kahout says she iitled to shout for help, but could nov She could only look into the eyes of the burglar who stoou before her lke an image. At last her courage began to return, and Mrs, Kahout asked: * ‘The burglar’s nerve came back at that and he advanced on her ne} with a plece of a barrel head in his given knock-out iy but there | “ to the West Twentieth street station and from there to the hospital. Mean- While the police discovered that the Woman's hat, jacket and skirt were and her pocketbook opened. It “If you make a nolse I'll brain you! he sald In the falsetto voice of a boy in Kahout did make a her (o the floor, She seized him by tho legs and struggled to her feet. Again and again the burglar struck her over tae hend and shoulders with his improvised weapon. Just as Mr Kahovt's mother and brother ran down from the third floor he broke away from her and escaped through th kitchen window. to search the neighborhood, but no ar- rests have been made. SCHOOL MUST BE CLOSED. No Drinking Water for No. 26, on a High HIM at Floshing, L. 1. Public School No, 25, of Flushing, w is attended by the children of many wi known resfdents, must, it has been de- cided, be permanently closed, because no inking water ean be got for the puplis. 11s on @ high hill known as “Head of the Vielgh" and has been supplied with water from a cistern, ‘The cistern has been condemned and there is no water main within two and a halt miles. ‘No contractor’ will undertake to drive a well for less than $1,090 and the school authorities have not that much money IT KNOCKS THE GREASE She screamed and the burglar struck her a blow on the PROMPTLY dams })ry SIXTH AVENUE. 21ST ir ener rer hanes ST AND 2D ee STE Wednesda y& Thursday’s Specials te World’s Choicest Groceries! ‘the eut; quality guaranteed the very best a a Season {a now ii on (pe mom “Tnporiaat thing about the 8 shipped! ve doubie the quantity we onlered; the shippers intefortune te your gain; wit tm 25¢. A Rare Bargain, 45c, per can; can 25c.; dozen cans aces le = Extra Fane: ad Beak arent). 1060. ; “quailty, 1 best Hina head, 5 tra home boiled, per 1b. ASUS AAA RURaRUUREEanateenemeeeee WOMEN’S SPRING SHOES an} ORDS—: button and lace styles, mace with flexible turned soles, fa: ent leather or kid t ‘Tell Me That Beauti- full Story. t Ait Nothing erie), ROSE BUSHES, com's! a Margaret Dickson, Madame Plantier, La Sewie’ France, Jules. Margottin, Baltimore Belle, ? Prairie Queen and Runbless all 30c, to 40c. kinds, at) per i Extra large stalks genuine Asparagus—“ Oyster Bay; large 3-Ib, cans, regular nee Se | Housecleaning Time!s Here, Want the Best Eeuneny Supplies? ts much better than so- | ca where; B-ib, croc Bricors tert ARCH Large “tame; RICH—Large AM — Arlington Brand, special igh auality, 8 to 12 Ibs,; BACON — Artington Brand, extra | per Ib special quality, per pound V7c. Suc Han 3 8 SLICED BEEF Armour s [very best, pound,...... ty heels, fea) value $3.00 & pair, for...... 000.0605 WOMEN’S DONGOLA OX- FORD —Goodyear Welted Soles, with kid or pat- z 4 ent leather tips; also with all patent leather; extension soles—with pl! styles in Louis XV. heels. athe ‘Oxfords, in black kid or patent leather Ups and all patent uined soles; real value $3.00 a pair, for. , In this lot are also Wo- ee oo ee oes laos ‘» Sheet Music 12: Down Where the Wurzburger Flows, [Say of the Sea (Rev- And the best song 1 the year, HOW CAN 1 FORGET YOU? Also 20 other hits, ee a ee the well known ies of Baron Bernstein, «SHRUBS ©: comprising Weigelias, Red Dog- wood, Deutzias, Japonicas, Al- FY it) thaeas, Hydrangeas, Clematis and F Japan Iris. Al! 30c to 40c kinds, BRMEUORPRUTUD, 4400505 e.00- 9090 aud’ Seeds Are Priced Extremely Low, Shut en will be sent C. 0, D,, and no mall orders filled, bi ) Th Melted GEN. WOOD RECEIVED BY KING EMMANUEL. Italy's Ruler Cordial and Showed Interest in Affairs of the 2 was sent to the police ‘All tho reserves were sent . April 21.—Brig.-Gen. Leonard Major Scott and Luleut. trove to the Quirinal to-day in the car-| riage of Ambassador Meyer, having on| ts parels the American coat-of-arms. | Gen, Wood was firat received alone by} King Victor Emmanuel and had a cor-| dial conversation with him, the King| taking great interest in the Phillppine ‘The General explained that he was going to the Philippines on atrietly military duty and sald he had the great- est admiration for Goy. that the rosults which the Governor has uccomplished there were excellent. The King said that should Gen, Wood xo to Eritrea (the Itallan African colony on thé Red Sea) he had given instruc- tions to the authorities there to put themselves entirely at his Aisposal. en presented Major Bcott and Licut. COMaCor, with whom the Kiln conversed fluently In English, Spots on your silk walst? Use Eradeline and be surprised, THE MARVELOUS CLEANER RADELIN ABSOLUTELY NON-INFLAMMABLE CLEANS GLOVES, SILKS, Guaranteed Not ¢2 InJure the Finest Fabrics. FFOR SALE EVERYWHERE. ERADELINE MANUFACTURING CO., 123 LIBERTY ST., NEW YORK SATINS, LACES PRICE, 2g CENTS es FILLED! 00 Size 3x2 ft. Size 3x2% ft. $790 $3 25 most exclusive patterns—ele- | gant furnishing for dining- rooms, kitchens, halls and offices —value uae per yard, fOr 657 foot brake. back and adjustable dasher, Among the several articles of merit being demonstrated in our Notion Department js the Venus Form boproyer. It is for stout or slender women, and its prices are. ee re 22 This 48-inch High Maple Rocker a The seat is of Value $3.00. LARGE REED These are the Alaska Com; our own specifications, fe st a 0.00 Size No. 4 holds 60 11 50 Ibe, to Bite No. Vos ee Bie Bo. Ibe, lee flue Ko. I. tee ds ; (oods((o. Reductions Carpets and Rugs] ALL-WOOL TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET, an excellent quality, in choice patterns and colorings that cannot be duplicated; regularly 65c. a yd., reduced to close out to, per yd.... «2.24. ALL-WOOL DINING-ROOM RUGS, in a choice assortment of patterns and colors, at a big reduction from ey prices. Linoleums Low ar ands Oilcloth he Choice of twenty-five of this season's | Ald:n Sampson & Son's OIL thor ‘oughly semnned (7 % and 39c 0 for quick ‘selling from oc. | per square yard to Reclining Go-Cart for $ This isa nine Reclining Go-Cart with solid reed sides. somely finished and has an English steel running gear, wheels, rubber hub caps, parasol clamp and patent “tp” 14.50 Reclinin: Go-Cart for designed Reclining Go-Cart with large reed ed sides and is elegantly finished, It el running gear, rubber tired wheels, rubber cap hubs, reclining On Sale in Our Notion Dept! 50cm» das Venus Form Improver light finish maple. strong, yielding double reed. makes a splendid porch or veranda chair and is a valuable ac any Summer ‘home or ho! FULL ROLL REED ROCKER— cai finish; cli Value $3.50 e008... ROCKER—Full roll, shellac finish; fancy back; regul: value $5.00...++.4++ Large Assortment of Praia Grase, Fexd and Rattan fin, ve eae eae ya a ony “Reft erators fs Made | >> - ional with Golden 4 handsomely ornamented, It is ee insulated with charcoal sheathing. Sine No 2 holds 40 4. 95) fi Popes ag ann Bae BETAIG- cpa $460 se ine aaa tf .tee 3 46.50 Refrigerators! Apartment House Style !|¢:3,50 940.00 949.00 Sine No, 1 holds © 10,00 955.00 960,00 $75.00 13,50 | Galvanized Iron Re- 16.50 » teinezator | Pagal 1iap Sucth Ave {98 wT AW, Fifth Floor. PARLOR CHAIRS, with upholstered $3. 50 Seats; $6.00 and $7.00 values............. PARLOR CHAIRS, with upholstered seats, high- ly polished; $8.00 and $10.00 values... ith ¢ 12, 0 to $16.0 Mattings. Fuse: NEW. fresh Mattings. our own importations of exclusive designs and colorings, in medium and high grade, from Japan and China. Thousands of rolls, embracing over 600 patterns. JAPANESE MATTING. CHINA MATTING. Cotton Wi jatting, diamond Extra heavy Jointless China and Warp olfects.s-, », 97.25 Matting, in small blocks and pln 4 75, Extra heavy Ci and small figures, iseleeaet GauTger Ni ings, in reds, greens and blues, $5.50 Extra Jointless. ae Warp, closely woven, geometrical was owas $14.25 Revorsible plain and fancy or can Plaid eftectsssssscscesss $12.00 jon Warp, selected designs ard GOIOrADBessoosaectecvsrenees $13.50 Extra quallty carpotand | floral on $15.50 4 Ps wands ‘Linen ‘warp, targo "$17. 50 int grade China Matting, made from eve straw. plain Whi as ‘and figured, Migures 9 and pene pattorns: the best. Ja- vat “rolls of any’ of the above at samo Bee ee petal pris “rag Pres ek 4 cotta Invited y2 Bs special pri roll fote] Koepers and cottagors are Invit of 40 yards. » $18.00 to'inspect our large and ‘varied stock of Half rolls of the above at same rates, Rugs for summer homes. GROCERIES. weonespays setuine. Sixth Floor, nora designs. ARR BREAKFAST FOODS :— Malta Vita, TOMATOES:—Cold pack, red ripe *“Breakiast Food, Tomatoes; can, 7 White Oats or} Shrouded Wheat Biscult: package 10 EA — Gunpowder, English He t, Oolong, Uncolored Japan or Coy. a $cegrades, 3 10s,,'$1.00; 1D. 35 TEA—All our High grade SOc. tons, anyritnd 1 9.1bs,, $2.00 ae COFFEE—cholce. Frost ae Roasted Maracalbo; 5 1D., 14 COFFEE “lg rae ah nat, ary, H KERS:— Varized 3 41s, 314007 1D HM earetaee Te CES_-Frosh Ground Black Penner, | ORANGES--Thin skin Julcy Callfornia Aa tard oF Whol od Mek: navels; doz, 38¢,, 300. ai +25 Ilys Spices; I CORN="'Colebrated’” - Corn; dozen, $1.15; . REAS™""Royal_ Stuart’ Barly. June, CI ie 1A : sweet and tender! dozen,” $1.25; LAVORING EXT, AG CAN... il n fouble steongtt Sanh ais &5c.; Lemon, Ib. Dotti | 65 VTMEG-Fancy Penang. regular wit 156, an ounce; enang ‘45 BALS—Cascade Mills Farina, area’ vallow Corn Meat or Rolled yale te STARCH—Sliver Glos: SOAP—Swift's Wool; cake. BM A iA~May Brand Housel aminontey FRFF; quart bottle, We Are Agents on Sixth Avenue for Butterick Patiernss Patterns. HIGH GRADE PARLOR SUITES At Greatly Reduced Prices. : pale following area few of our extraordinary values in high-grade Parlor Suites, fancy odd Chairs and Divans. Reductions average one-third off former low prices, These Sultes are of the very latest design, and are covered in the newest colorings of Silk Damask, Tapestry, Verona Velour, Panne Plush, Persian and Brocaded Velours. The frames are highly polished, solid mahogany and mahogany finish, made from thoroughly seasoned woods, and construction guaranteed. The indestructible springs used in our upholstering insures to the purchaser the most serviceable and satisfactory results possible to obtain. 3-piece Suites, $28.00 value, $22.50|3-piece Suites, 3-piece Suites, $30.00 value, $23.50) 3-piece Sultes, 3-piece Suites, $33.00 value, $26.50/3-piece Suites, 3-ptece Suites, $40.00 value, $28.00)3-piece Suites, 3-piece Suites, $42.00 value, $30.00) 3-piece Suites, $62.00 value, $75.00 value, $78.00 value, $80.00 value, $98.00 value, 5-plece Suites, $48.00 value, $30.00 5-plece Suites, 5-piece Suites, $55.00 value, $37.50|5-plece Suites, 5-plece Suites, $66.00 value, $40.00|5-piece Suites, 5-piece Suites, $70.00 value, $42.00|5-piece Suites, 5-plece Suites, $72.00 value, $45.00!5-piece Suites, $115.00 value, $70.00 Odd Chairs and Divans. E have selected from our immense stock all of the odd pleces, and have added a com- plete line of manufacturers’ samples, this season’s newest designs, purchased spe- cially for this sale, at prices lower than the original cost to manufacture. ARM CHAIRS and SIDE CHAIRS, with crotch mahogany backs; $16.00 to $20.00 VALUES. 0c ccerccdeservccsccccsieseeese $5.00) ivans: piano polished trames, ricn uphot- Stering, large assortment of colors; tan $8100] $20,00 to $25.00 values $75.00 value, $47.00 $90.00 value, $57.50 $95.00 value, $60.00 $110.00. value, $65.00 eseoatls Rugs at unusally Royal Wiiton Rugs from the looms of a famous mill. assortment to choose Oriental and domestic designs. One of the ‘most durable and handsome domestic Rugs made. 9x12 feet, $35.00 value, $28.50 8 feet 3 inones'x ix 5450 inches, $30.00 valuo.. 4.50 6x9 feet,$20.00 value, 50 Seventy-five Styles of Go-Carts. Basement. EY all have serviceable and practical adjustme! that make the new go-cart the tavorlte han cage The reed and cane work fs of fine quality and superio finish. Most of them are finished with green ename| and have the famous London gearing. Three hundred and thirty are ready for delivery this week. A bargain at: the beginning of i! ee time. We mention two specials: "S AUTOMOBILE value up to $8.50, at.... Ws sini $5.95 HEYWOOD'S AUTOMOBILE GO } value up to $12.50, at......... ARTS, $8.00 The “Jewett” & “Alaska” REFRIGERATORS at Lowest Prices. Tho standard for over a quar- ter of a century, The construction of these Re- frigerators, the charcoal pack- ing. form impenetrable barriers bo hoe air and retain the cold We display all the different sizes, and we would be pleased to exhibit their merits to you Personally, Prices from $9.25 to $47.50 200 “ Star” Refrigerators at these extremely low prices: No. 620,.$5.00 | No, 622..89.00 No, 621..$0.98 | No, 624$12.25 Apartment-House style prnenenrnemeencnctntt tte e PA PN NAA nt NAAR wv China, Cut Glass, Clocks, &c. Fourth Floor. Here's a list of offerings: that should interest all house- keepers, for, from a value stanapoin. they are very 6x- ce) “i OUND CHINA SETS OF 125 PIECES, aia decorat regular price $85.00.... ... $55.00 CHINA TEA ET ; COMPOSED OF 56 PIECES, richly decorated and gold traced; regular price $7.00... $4.75 TOILET SETS, COMPLETE WITH etal Tiny CE on tine English porcelain; regu- lar price $8.00... S, $5.50 creed denoeatier NER SETS, assorted decorations ; regular price $15.00.. $1 | 00 DUTCH OR MISSION HALL CLOCKS; regular price $25, 00 Ud 00. UT WLS, 8-INCH SIZE. a only, cut and highly 35. GUT GLASS Dorenta: richly cut ant ghiy polishes regular price $6.00.. $3. 50 CUT GLASS CELERY $6. 100 CUT GLASS HANDLED OLIVE OR BONBON $l. 00 DISHES; reg. price $2.25 Renee ible ces ICE ¢ CRE AM OR Dis! regular price $2.50 $ i 50 Awnings. Fourth Floor. Simpson Crawford Co.’s Sant- tary Awning is a complete inno- vation, and deserves the careful consideration of all who desire the simplest, best and most prac- tical awning to be had. Some special advantages of this awning are: PERFECT VENTILATION. ABSOLUTE NOISELESSNESS. NO DAMAGING OF WOODWORK, EASILY HUNG‘OR REMOVED, There are many additional fea- tures embodied in this Awning, which other awnings do not pos- sess. Estimates on request. Sole agents for Greater New York. A Rug Offerings. pera reese Dhurries and Japanese Floor. Bigelow Axminster Rugs in new aw Spring pat patterns. + $22,50 nit 3 in.x 10/t. 6 in. $20.00 6x9 feet.............. $14.75 High grade “Smyrna Rugs, all wool, guaranteed quality, Turk- ish and Persian patterns. 9x12 fect. $22. 7 ft. 6 in x 10 ft. 6 in pen 6x9 foet.. * at 4X7 foot : $5. 3Xx6 feet.. - $3.25 2ft. 6 in. x Sft........ $2.25 GAS RANGES & COOKERS. (Connected freb in Manhattan and Brooklyn.) Basement. To some the subject of expense must necessarily figure in con- Sidering the purchase of a range; to others, the best pos- sible results obtainable. In either circumstance we are prepared to meet the demand, THE “ACME” COOKERS Are substantial, good in looks and good in baking. We have every confidence that they will give you satisfaction,based upon Teports of others in use .. $6.00 THE “CORT” RANGE, We have just recelved another lot of those 15-inch double-oven, four-burner top Ranges, value $16.00; while thoy last at $9.95 ARRAN RRA nl) eet Standard American Annual.

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