The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1903, Page 6

Yarents Were Vainly Searching|Hiram E. Maxfield Made Miss for Her While She Was in a] Helen F. Godwin a Wife After “Gell and Police Made No Ef-} Gay Time with Friends at the Victoria. .|LEFT $1,000 FOR THEM. In the Victoria Hotel to-day a ui or more travelling salesmen are the time of their lives. Their fun vegan | last Frfday, and it was all the result of @ snap decision on the part of one i of their number to wed at once. Hiram E. Maxfield, a young merchant, had been one of the most enthusiastic members of the gay party when it started out. In the midst of the Jollity he received a daintily written note. “Boys,” he said, after reading, ‘‘l'm king at Tray of Rings in His Store, and When. One Was Miss- Ing He ChargedithateShe Had Taken. it, i ‘ ‘After being \hdid under @ arrest all ight on a vagus charge of larceny tad Stiel, sixteen| years old, was taken the Myrtle Awanue Court, Brooklyn, , There she met her parents, who ‘been searching for her all night. ‘When the girl vas first taken to the Kalb avenue plice station the ser- geant in charge mde no effort to find it where she lived.) He booked her on “@oousation of hwving committed & y and then turned ¢o his other du- Hes while the fright ‘ned child was lea fgoreaming and begging that her its be notified of ber arrest. It was on the compla\nt of John, Sbrig- padello, a jeweller at No. 1045 Julton that the pretty}, blue-eyed gir! “waa “thus disgraced. Hb had missed a “@lamond ring valued at $45:from his store, la ‘two other hele whom she whether or not I will get married to- day. Here's a silver dollar, I'm going to toss it, and If it comes heads 111 get married, If it falls tails 1 won't.” Then he flipped the coin into the alr and it fell heads. Maxfield then went Yo the parlor of , where he met Miss Helen F. of Brooklyn, and escorted her h Around the Cor- were married, ‘He went at once with his bride to Scranton, before departing he left $1,000 at’ the ho nds to spend nc eiwiage and draw on im. for $1,000 more if they needed tt DR. CHARLES FLESH FOOD For the Form and Complexion. been success fully weed by bead | soreeees, ting disappea ‘8 parents hace given, her Sewith to buy a birthday ptesent for “herself, and she had decided to pur- “chase a ring, Those’ that were show + the jeweller wei too expensive. He said he would haye some cheaper ‘ones Monday and abe told him she call then. ‘The \other two girls while she wns still gazing with jJonging eyes atythe expensive gems. women of faciiion for than a8, Wherever upplied tt te invtently absorbed Yesterday the again visited jello’s slop. The ‘excitement “attending the arrival of a olrcus in had keyed her up to such a th that she spent a nickel of, the 4 te peanuts. This she consided to. the jeweller when she called to see the per rings. He hadn't received the ee Idoked-for assortment and so Mary>de- as ‘ parted. Hardly had she reached the | {ighs:iniormment of physicians. hwo girl going to decide right on the spot as to| + minsioners, It waa At his own request. He was appointed a patrojman on June 20, 1866, On June 2, 187, he was mado @ sorgennt. For the pdat four- teen years he has béen night desk of- ficer at Police Headquarters. Chief of Police Murphy patd a high trfmute to the retiring sergeant at the mecting, OFFICER WALSH RETIRED. Oldeat, Police OMlcer tm Jerney City and Han a Good Record, Joraey City’s oldest police officer, Seret, Michael Walsh, was retirod Inst night at the meeting IT KNOCKS THE GREASE Lace collars soiled? Use Eradeline and be surprised. THE MARVELOUS CLEANER RADELIN ABSOLUTELY NON-INFLAMMABLE CLEANS GLOVES, SILKS, BATINS, LACES Guaranteed Not <0 Injure the Pinest Fabrics, Leaves no Odor FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. PRICE, 25 CENTS ERADBLINE MANUFACTURING CO., 123 LIBERTY ST., NEW YORK ° Co. Between Lenox and Seventh Avenues. Koch's Uptown Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravagaree. H, ‘KocHe 125th Street West, Wednesday and Thursday. LADIES’ SILK BLOUSES, of finest quality Taffeta-—finely tucked and tailor stitched— drooping shoulder cape—ruflied postilion—white silk lining throughout—a $15.00 value, for two days, Dr. Scott’s Electric Hair Brush. ‘Try our brush for Yaya Wit does niet It should be used daily in place of the ordinary y $l. 00 nest ind ft cians. Two WV lewalk when Palleamen “Ryan and olen fice to ‘make the buat, laced her under arrest on | beavtstu mao BY DEPARTMBNT STORES AND ilar ‘Price, $1.00 a bow, but to al! whe take tage of this SPOSIAL OFFOR and to the ‘De Kalb ave- pes eaulery we will send two @) boxes, ine After Pye sation the officer turned her over “to the Brooklyn Children’s Society, memes, be it evening, when the child failed appear for mopense Lats ¥ ted ner fay lasers Neat ppearance to the police. aa et. ter midnight when he Analy pes 20 tale Wa to ton” oe tat F * that sho had been Joered TR The girl wirl OR CHARLES co. ie caaeraNe, @ pupil at Public Sch Adams SIXTHLANENUE. 21ST High Class Fiction! In the a Book Store for Ave you looking for vou | fiction—recent fiction—the best and most readable fiction at an absurdly low price? Then look along this list. The best writers of both conti- nents are represented. These are the best paper-bound books ever offered. Among the 500 titles you will pee mony books that belong to the 50c. class. Look here.. MAIL ORDERS 4 Wetton, Jobn Strange Self Raised, | She Fell in ‘Winte: ED. EN. | Her Hw fattached or Jy RO | eeente-0rtntntrdndmtntutntntntntntntututnemonenb-nt 1$10.50 Japanese Mattings for aGatiows: Herd. R. ‘Oreck ehirt the best of Dumas’ | nenty) Anéy’ Samus! | works, Lover, ir oy Grant Allen, Also J. J. BELL'S Great Scotch-English aro Bc “pea Ie this story of Moe o, Madresss seese te one, of the mont asnsing and enjovatie aiudies that have to the book nd vy storm, and ts ae of the Moot boftsatot beoke is the’ It Is besutitully bound in jaome cover design. ROSE BUSHES. comprising the well-known varie- % ties of Baron Bonstettin, La France, Ulrich Brunner, Marshall P. Wilder, General Jacqueminot, Jules Margottin; and the climbers, Baltimore Belle (white), Queen of Prairie (pink), Tennessee Belle (crimson); and the well-known Crimson Rambler (large plants). These are full 10¢ Holland grown roses, hardy, and some have just been received from Holland the past week. All are 30c, to SOc. kinds, at, per bush. AAP Potted Plants and Trees! Led Regonion, eacb.....8@ | Pansies, per box. —All the principal varieties such as Clematis, 10c| i Saati be | Sweet Magnolia Paty ited sta ee een eee eo on D UBS. Japan Iris, Altheas, Spireas, Kerria Japonicas, * Bulbs and Seeds! with solid reed sides, It is hand- i, wanes | rue ub caps, parasol clamp and patent > Weigelia, Red Rogwand, Deutzia and'Snow Berry, All are good Wey, per clump 25c Go-Catt ir $7 98 for somely finished and has an English ay 14.50 Reclining 5 | } .75 438 size, atbng and hardy. The price per bush.. This is a full-size Reclining Go-Cart ‘5 steel running gear, rubber tire * whee, rubber cap hubs, reclin- PROMPTLY ry e -falso plain Chambray and}to custom- hair brush, hair washes or hair growers. BRISTLES—NOT WIRE. ifs Walianre. 10 CURE Nervous Headache in five | Dandruff and diseases minutes! | of the scalp! Bilious Headache in five | Prevents falling of hair minutes! and Baldness! Neuralgia in five minutes! | Makes the hair grow long and glossy! Call at our salesroom, er we will send the brush postpald for $1.10, Dr. Geo. A. Scott, 870 Broadway, New York. 5 (aods( (0. STREETS... N.Y. ee a ee ee eer INTERESTING SPECIALS IN MEN’S Negligee Shirts and Pajamas! Our Dollar Shirts |Our Dollar Fifty Shirts| Our 95c Pajamas Comprise plain white and| Are beautifully made of] Are the best ever offered vhite tucked and plaited| Imported materials as wel at this price. They are in all the newest materi-| goods, They have plain|made in the very best als. The colorings and| or plaited fronts in com-|manner of Fine Cords patterns are perfect. There | plete range of stripes and] (with white grounds and are figures and stripes on Heures The leplorings me figures) and stylish Mad- white corded grounds— Th ai] ras. They have military collars and fronts with large pearl buttons. They are made in full |sizes, | See these cr | exceptional values ‘ he ey 98 Per Roll! Shirts are dark striped ic 50 made Shirts Madras and |and each is an excellent detached cuffs value at.. Here we have a choice selection of fine Linen Warp Fancy Car- pet designs in Japanese Mattings. The newest shades are shown in red, green, blue and tan. Our price for 40 yard roll is $6.98, or for a square yard, 20¢, 40c. Quality China Mattings, Per Yard, These are the heaviest quality reversible jointless China Mattings ——newly imported. They are the narrow warp patterns so justly well known for their durable qualities. They are espe- cially adapted to the furnishing of hotels, boarding-houses, coun- try cottages—in short, wherever: Strenuo ale es Coverings. ae Aneentiaee epected renter tn te on enenenen en tne-enemene: Grocery Specials for Wednesday | and Thursday When going to the ys it P be to Your tals interest to remember that we can save you time, trouble and money il with us. Giv ee e us a trial and you will find leave your Grocery orders that we can serve you these respects than you have ever teen served before, Condiments at Extraordinary Cut Prices ! GINIA CUCUMBPR SALAD—lbc. jars, 1.05 | Re hed er 1,05) OLD VIRGINIA PICCALILLT OLD VIRGINIA STUNFED ™M 4.05 RELISH—160) jars, Ve.; doa. OLD VIRGINIA APPLE BUTTER— 50c OLD VIKGINIA CELERY Absolutely pure—5-Ib crock, 2,90: RELISH=160. jars, We, doa, 6 in case {or = 250 CATSUP (Migemere), extre fine quality, We want you to know the excellent quality you At 100, per bottle; some of our Red ‘Currant, tnd’ Goossberry ‘Mized full pound 1Ge.; doxea.,,., Seiicious | tea bi » bri ‘sup Is wold else~ i, quart GRAND ATED BSc! Sistaen sce Visit our Grocery Departtoaat, durin, CARP (P5 ‘Bras ithout doubt ‘the achat ws a8 oe ryt than (ordinary pint 104 Me gist 100. Our Bigin Creamery with ordere—tolb most We will offer special inducements the entire week that we will not advertise, You will be ree Surprised if you want to save money, Canned Goods, piesa les, rake, Delicatessen Department, Fruit Dept, Beking Dept, all will be represented in turn with extraordinary val WE DELIVER All pald purchases of $5 or: over to the nearest freight sta- tions in all the New England ‘States and in Now York, Now Jersey and Pennsylvanii eee 2o20% Sts. An Important Sale of Odd Chairs, Divans and Rockers. Fifth Floor. TWO hundred odd Chairs and Divans and two hundred and fifty odd Rockers form the basis of one of the best Furniture Sau you have read of in many a moon. repetition. In a sense, of the sale a week bac! Itisa though the values are even greater and em- brace a wider assortment, for more manufacturers are Tepresented. The Odd Chairs and Divans are in latest designs, mahogany finish | Tho Rockers are a full third or solld mahogany. Coverings are finest silk damask, silk tapestry, |UNder regular prices, They come verona, Persian and brocaded velours, PARLOR CHAIRS with Upholstered Seats. At $3.50, sold regularly at $6.00 and $7.00, PARLOR CHAIRS with Upholstered Seats, highly polished. At $5.00, sold regularly at $8.00 and $10.00. ARM CHAIRS; some with crotch mahogany backs; very handsome. At $8.00, soid regularly at $12.00 and $16.00. ARM AND SIDE CHAIRS, mahogany finish and sollé mahogany. At $10.00, sotd reguiarly at $16.00 and $20.00. DIVANS; highly polished frames, rich upholstering, large assortment, At $12.50, sold regularly at $20.00 and $25.00. in highly polished oak or mahog- any finish; designs are the latest carved backs. Made from thor- oughly seasoned woods with sad- dle-shaped seats—very comfort- able and durable. Rockers or Chairs with arms: At $2.25, regularly $3.50. Rockers or Chairs with small brace arms: At $2.00, regularly $3.00. Important Sale of CUT GLASS. Fourth Floor. | Bye ey cuttings from the clearest crystal—glass that will enhance the beauty of your table and Sideboard—pbut at prices which are much less than you have ever been asked to pay. Wednesday's selling: \ ay Cut Glass Sugar and Cream Sets regular price lottles, regular price $1.50 Cut Glass Wine Decanters, reg. price $2.50, $1.50) | regular price $2.50. 8-Inch size Cut Glass Berry Eee Price $6.00.e00......... “95 | regular’ Cut §3.50 | $5.00... Glass Water Just for Cut Glass Berry Bowls, reg. price $8.00...$5,00 Cut Glass Colery Trays, reg. price $6.00...$3,75 Cut Glass Handled Bonbon Dishes, 6-inch_ size; price Pitchers, regular Tapestry PORTIERES a Third Off And Other Valuable Upholstery News. Fourth Floor. There are nine hundred pairs of the Por.teres, all new and desirable. styles, which we bought at interesting price concessions. to choose Wednesday, We have divided them into three lots for qWick distribution and you are At $2.95, $4.85 and $8.90 the pair. Nottingham Lace Curtains; a spectal offering of} 5-plece Sip Covers; made from heavy, durable 22 small lots at about 1-3 less than usual prices; | damask in Belgian and Jacquard stripes, finished paire. Sofa Cushions; covered with figured satin, $1.50, $2.45 and $3. 15 with shrunken binding. 25 yards materialallowed, and we would emphasize that this quantity {s nec- rich and artistic designs; well filled wins lan Sori yot sufficient to cover a 5-piece suit; our quality silk floss; each Piano Hall, Fourth Floor. $1.50! | workmanship is of the very Dest eoecse. Cecilian PIANO PLAYERS ALL PRACTICALLY NEW, » VERY MUCH UNDER PRICE. 1 Da since the day we opened our Plano Department we have had an ever-increasing demand for the Cecilian. We also rented a number of them for the winter months, and as that season is over we have now in our warerooms a limited number‘of these beautiful self-players which have been used from three to six months only. These we shall dispose of at a reduction of $25.00 to $50.00, and as a further inducement we Will A FEW USED UPRIGHT PIANOS At Prices Ranging from $100 Upwards. also offer So this will be an exceptional opportunity to purchase Piano and Player 6 for monthly payments in accordance with your desire, So We will arrange osition for you to take advantage of this offer. To know the Cecilian fs to buy it—and we want every prospective purchaser of a Piano Player to call and see the instrument or send for our booklet on the subject. A SALE OF SUMMER HOME UTENSILS. || UNPARALLELED REFRIGERATOR OFFER. $10.00 FOR REFRIGERATORS WORTH UP TO $17,00. $15.00 FOR REFRIGERATORS WORTH UP TO $24.00. This represents one of the largest transactions made in Refrigerators, and includes hundreds of different styles and sizes; all are brand new, just finished and are mostly of ‘the celebrated *‘ Alaska "’ and “Jewett'’ makes—both names are favorably Known for mak- ing the best standard goods for over a quarter of a century. The lots we offer for to- morrow are irregular and the quantity of the sizes limited, SO we advise early choosing, as these Ico boxes cannot be duplicatedany where at almost double our price. GARDEN HOSE, Best goods obtainable; all 1903 make and fully warranted, Our “'Extra’’ Garden Hoso, 25 cee 5 25 ft. length .. Our ‘Favor 25 ft. length . Our “Wire Hose, 25 ft, length .. | Malleable Garden Rakes . | Cast Steel Garden Rakes. | Spading Forks, ‘*D*’ Handle. 43 | | Manure Forks, 4 prong....,..40 | Basement. GARDEN IMPLEMENTS. Fine Steel Spades Shovels, best quality “‘ACME"’ Garden Rakes. . Ladies’ Garden Hoes. TIOWEIS. corse... Shrubbery Pruners Grass Hooks . MOTH PREVENTATIVES. Moth Balls, per IbD.-...+ Camphor Flakes, per 1b . Oriental Camphor, per Ib. box. 13 | Packing Camphor, per Ib......18 Ta Na Camphor, per Ib. box...18 Tarine Oakum Sheets, 5x7, per 100 sheets +224 Tarine Sheets, por dozen.. Business Suit Moth Proof Bag..37 | Overcoat Moth Proof Bag, . Ulster Moth Proof Bag .. Ne GO-CARTS at $4.98 & $8, We received two more car loads of these celebrated Hoy- wood ‘‘Automopbile"’ Go-carts with the latest reclining de- vices. Tho name of ‘‘Hey- wood'' on Go-carts is enough. They are the ‘‘Brewster’’ for baby vehicles. The goods which we offer to-day are the best amd lowest priced and cannot be dupli- cated anywhere at double our price, 19.8 25 | jethor. it will be an easy prop- GAS COOKING STOVES AND GAS RANGES. 500 of: them in assorted Styles and sizes, Regular value up to $1.4: for this Sale, choice at . 79 “CORT” GAS COOKERS— large ovens, three-burner Es, “CORT" GAS RANGES—as- bestos lined, double oven. $9.95 “DIAMOND” GAS RANGES —very satisfactory “FAVORITE"GAS RANGES —the best steel range.... $15.00 STEEL OVENS FOR GAS OR OIL—Value up to $2.50; 350 will go on sale at....+4. “PENNSYLVANIA” LAWN MOWERS. ‘Pintshed in the very best man- ner; runs easier, cuts faster, thereby cutting every spear of rass instead of pushing or mat- ing it down; finest knife steel blades; dust- proof bearings; easily adjusted:— JB-Inch 14-inch $7.95 WEDNESDAY SALE OF GROCERIES. HAMS—Armour's, Mild Sugar Cured Hams, Ib. 14 © REA M-~Anglo-Swiss porb, can TEA~Engiish Bi eyions and japans, al caddy, Sixth Floor, HONE Caa one ree Alanis CANNED MEATS A\ s Mie HOLA sense cusrt Mason eh =8 paaeuse Crawford Sizth Ave 192 to20% Sts. OF BED LINENS. First Floor. Heinstitched Linen Sheets, soft finiste: 2x2M yards; value $4.50; pair...§3,95 246x2% yards; value $5.50; palt.§4,50 Homstitched Linen Pillow Cases: paz, 1:2, x 36 inches; value $1. “28; “COTTON SHEETS. 14 x 214 yards; hemmed, 406. stitched..... 2 x 24 yards stitched. . stitched 5,000 doze mm Cases, good quality: 45 x36 inches; each SUMMER BEDDING, Crochet Bed Spreads, medium weight, double bed sizes; each, 85. $1.00 ana $1.25 White Dimity Quilts, summer weight, ald, sizes; each, 1.15, $1.55 and $1.95 Fourth Floor. Summer Biankets, for single or twin beds; pair, $1.95, $2.95 ana $3,95 Summer weight Comfortables, full size, newest designs In light and medium colorings, pure white cotton filling; each, $2.25, $1.50 ana 85 Figured Nainsook Comfort- ables, summer weight, for double beds, lamb’s wool filling ORIENTAL RUGS, Third Floor. 500 selected Antique and Moa- ra anetollay Mats; regular price 3 bales small Persfan and Cara- bagh Rugs ; $8.50 value.. $5.50 350 Ghendji ues all in_ good condition. . 2 bales fine Shirvan mugs! So- lected for their fine texture and exceptionally pretty colorings; $18.50 value i 300 Antique Moussul Rugs of various sizes; some are long enough for hall runners, others for foyer halls, etc.; regular price 1S $24.50 $18.50 High-grade Persian Carpets; sotected patterns, unusually fine texture and close weave; average size about 8x10 feot.... $79,00 MATTINGS. Third Ploor. 1,000 rolls high grado-ané mo- dium jointiess China Matting; made from new fresh straw, at unusually low prices. Each roll guaranteed to contain 40 yards, atleast. Note the list of prices 2 wnich follows: 84.65, $3.50, $7.00, $8.00, 39:00, $10.50 and $12.00, 1,500 rolls Japanese Matting in new and exclusive designat these are our own importat! and are not to be duplicated. any- where, Our prices for 40-yard rolls are as follows: Ha Rolis ts othe tne oinoya at same rate. SILVERWARE. First Floor. Tea Sets (4 pieces to the:set) quadruple - plated, satin on- Graved; value $9.00.e06..$7,50 5-light Candelabra; quadruple- plated: highly polished; value Rogers Al Tableware, Teaspoons; fancy patterns; GOZON........- se eeeeeeceeeoeee Dessert Spoons; fancy pat- terns; dozen... ‘2B Dessert Forks; fancy patterns; dozen. . Tablo ‘spoons; fancy pal AOZEN. «+006 x ona ae $40 STRICTLY BALL-BEARING Sewing Machines, $13.95, “Runs Cike a 2 Bley ‘cle.** Every idea of the pest Singer is incorporated along with some additional improvements. Noiseless, have self-threadin, shuttle, automatic tension ani ail the latest improved attach- ments, and all the running parts are ball-bearing. Woodwork is highly polished oak, in the new swell front, drop-head construc- tion—having the appearance of a table when closed. Guaranteed for five years, and we keep it in repair should any be needed, Same style, box top $11.95 WINES AND LIQUORS, Sixth Floor, Charles Heldsiock Champagne; basket of 12 qs, $17.75 “Royal Sti 5 re” Pc veid @ good tonic and blood mai 35 y ua ae ged