The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1904, Page 7

~ BURGLARS RAID” /GREEN-GOODS MEN \, — 1,25 ~ \ARTENDERS . EIGHT HOUSES In the Homewood Seotion of Brooklyn They Make Numer- ous Visits, but Secure Very Little Plunder. THIEVES STOLE UNIFORM FROM A POLICEMAN. Also Carried Away Only Pair_of . Trousers Owned by Another Victim — Residents Getting Used to Burglars. Yn their second monthly raid on the Homewood section of Brooklyn last hight burglars entered eight houses, but they must have gained a pretty Door idea of Homewood because they Got less than $30 out of all that work. Incidentally, they put ® policeman out ©f commission by stealing his uniform, &nd another victim whose clothes were Ftolen while he slept had to borrow a alr df trousers in order to get to work. The burglars raided the same block, Bixty-eighth street, between Sixteenth Bnd Seventeenth avenues, a month ago, Bnd after getting into half a dozen houses, were driven away with an al- most valueless booty. They evidently came back last night for what they overlooked the last time, but besides the clothing, the best they could do was to rald a number of children's savings banks. F, Got Out His Shotgun. James Kavanaugh, of No. 1664 Sixty- eighth street, heard a nolse in the din- ing-room at midnight and went down- stairs with a shotgun. Near the bottom of the stairs he stumbled and fell, and the nolze drove the burglars away, When Stephen J. Nash awoke In his home, at No. 1666 Sixty-elghth street, he found the house littered with burned matches. The burglars, who had en- tered a dining-room window, had taken Mrs, Nash's purse, containing $3, and two of the children's penny banks, containing about $5. Thomas Fee, a policeman attached to the Bath Beach station, was sleeping soundly in his home, at No. 1676 Sixty- eighth street, when the burglars broke in and stole his uniform and raided the pantry. They took the edibles to the lawn in front of the house where they enjoyed a moonlight luncheon during @ recess in thelr work. When Mrs, Samuel Tantaine, of No, 1652, got up to-day sho found that the ‘burglars had been in her place buthad secured only her purse, which contained two or three dollars. Frederick Heggio heard the noise of the burglars in his home at No, 1054, and without leaving his bed he called flownstairs to them to be more quiet, Chat the baby was restless and they might disturb her. ‘The burglars evi- dently thought Heggie was angry and they left the house, Getting Used to Burglars. “Oh, I'm_used to, burglars," sald calc. "We have ‘em right’ along. were to get up and go chasini urglars every time they come aroun |, wouldn't get any rest at all.” William ‘Trolson, ‘of No. 1650, found that all of his clothes had been stolen, 4 he had to borrow trousers before could go down to breakfast. A; Murphy, of No, 1632, heard the downstairs with’ a revolver shey escaped without taking anything. o burglars were xetting into barles Fisher's place at No, 164 when the Gog Tiger made such a vigorous ob; tion that thi foudly and viciously that fis quit the neighborhood. e burs- | ¢2 and $2.50 values, 65° a Me was wetting daylight and | REDUCED TO.... been working Sporting Events In FINAL Edition of Evening World. Bomplete Results of All | Help Wanted Quick! THERE ARE Paid Help Wants in this morning’s World. BUT 463 Ne yee the 13 other 4) HALLBOYS .. .. 4 AWNING HANDS 11/ HARNESS BAKERS . MAKERS 6 HOUSEWORK ...102 JANITORS ... 4. 0 TANITREBSES ... MILLINERS 7 AND GIRLS 5| NURSES . iT CARPENTERS .. 14] OPERATORS PACKERS .. 9| PAINTERS . 5| PAPERHANGERS CHAMBERMAIDS 22) PLUMEBRS .. . CLERKS . +» 8] PORTERS 4| PRESSERS . 14) ROOFERS $1| SALESLADIES 4) SALESMEN . DENTISTS 5) SEAMSTRE. DESIGNERS 4) SKIRT LANDS. 19] SLERVE H. + 41/STABLEMEN . ARS 19] “TENOGRAPF'RS 12] TAILORS ... .... ELECTRICIANS... 7| TINSMITHS QUIT WALDORF: Deteotives Seeking Gang That Successfully Operated in the Fashionable Hotel and Sent Out Tons of Literature. Constant compiaints to the police of this city from the dupes of green-soods men have led to an Investigation of a gang of high-toned sawdust operators who have had the cool nerve to make the Waldorf-Astoria the scene of their transactions. From this fashionable hostelry, It has been learned, tons of green-goods Iiterature has been turned lcose In the west, with the usual result of catching an extraordinary percent- age of victims, The Detective Bureau is now trying to run down the gang which has made the Waldorf-Asicria @ “‘turnjng Joint.” but the green-goods men, having reaped ‘a goodly harvest, have taken wing, and the management of the hotel is now exerting itself mightily to keep secret the purpose for which their establish- ment has been used. The tale of Stanley Urbanski, a wealthy South Chicago baker, is an ex- cellent sample of the storles which have come to the police. Urbanski got the usual supply of gilt-edged Mterature, |- ( d bit at once, especially at a propo- &is the ideal walking shoe of to-day. Jon that he could have $3,000 of coun- } rfelt money which could not be told from the real for the trifling sum of $500 in good money. Urbanski could hardly restrain his impatience when this proposition was submitted to him, and he left his bakery at No, 8683 Colfax street In charge of a ffiend and, in accordance |, with his instructions, came here and went to the Waldorf-Astoria, where he |- met three men, “They, very nice, gentlemanly fellows.” sald Urbarsk! in telling the story to the police, “and after we had had a little chat they suggested that wo go to a room and finish up our busi- Men’s Extra 2-Day Offer. For FRIDAY and 350 splendia Suits from higher-priced lots (not here- tofore included in this sale) and offer them at these two prices, which, considering quality, style and value, are indeed sensational. We do it because a great business has broken up e88 a8 KOON AS 9 to delay too 101 “We went to a room in the ho: and there the men counted out §$, of as good money as any one ever saw. I examined {t, and_it couldn't be told from real money. They put this money in a tin box and gave k to me for $0, hen they sald that £ ought to express it to anywelf in Chicago, as it would Never do to carry it. It would be a se fous thing for me to be found with the money. So T went to an express office them and expressed the box to_mysel went “home. ible, as it wouldn't ne I all right, But ft was full of newspapers and peage one, ‘They bunened me a! don't know when they di. them pnt the money In i r got out of n & The Coward‘‘Combination Shoe” Comfortable—stylish— servico- atle. F Fits the foot perfectly ; com- fortable and easy over the toes, snug at instep and heel, supports arch of foot. For Men and Women. SOLD NOWHERE ELSE. AMES S COWARD, 274 Greenwich St., near Warren St.,N-Y. Mail Orders Filled, SEND FOR CATALOSUB, Suits SATURDAY we take @ dining-room, and when | retired. The dog barked | Fancy Vests, $1.50, ELEV. RUNNERS’ 6 ERRAND BOYS AND GIRLS 7!| WAIST HANDs. EMP. AGENCIES. 10) WAITERS HANDS, some of the lines, and we mean that nobody shall ever be disappointed here—no matter what the cir- cumstances. Suit buyers who get here on FRIDAY or SATURDAY will therefore be doubly rewarded. This season’s best $15,00 Suits, in Cassimeres, Worsteds, Cheviots, in plain colors and fancy mixtures, cut in the smartest of this season’s stylés, extra well tailored; ail sizes are in this unprecedented offering at One great lot of $18, $20 and $22 Suits, the best custom-tailored, ready- for-service clothes that we have ever seen at these prices. Beautifully gotten up; variety to please every taste; all sizes Men’sTrousers,$4, Open Saturday Evenings Till 9, SN WOODS @. One Doce South of Astor Place. 740, 742 Broadway, $Q 15 10% tenuces1o” 2 BS Koch's Uptown Prices Mahe Downtown Shopping an Extravegance, H. © KOCH & en Satordass {25th Street, West, dl 9:30 P. M. Friday and Saturday—Big Savings in Co. Children’s Reefers& Dresses. CHILDREN’S REEFERS—a manufacturer’s sample line—various styles, consisting 3.69 CHILDREN’S RUSSIAN BLOUSE DRESSES, of plaid mohair, large white repp col- value $6.50; 3 59 CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES, guimpe, high neck, Russian blouse or Buster Brown 1.89 of black taffeta silks, covert cloths, broadcloths and cheviots, every one finely tailored; sizes 4 to 14 yrs.; value $5.95; for two days.. lar, shield and belt, very nat sizes 4 to 12 yr: for two days styles, of ginghams, chambrays, percales and lawns, all colors, in- cluding white; sizes 4 to 14 yrs.; value $2,95; for two days...... Misses’ & Children’s Hats. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S TRIMMED SAILORS, of fine white Milan straw, rolled 2.75} MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S STREAMER HATS, of mixed rough straw braid, round 69c. MISSES’ READY TO WEAR HATS, in this season's popular large flare shape, a 98c. brim, trimmed in a variety of styles, with extra quality wide white satin ribbon; reg. $3.98; for two days.. or square crown, rolled brim, trimmed with ribbon band, bow and streamers, all colors; reg. 98c.; for two dayS.........0..05 ah et: variety of styles, trimmed with velvet, silk and gilt buttons, all colors; reg. $1.75; for two dayS.....s.ssceeesseee ercencevoecee Boys’ Clothing. serges, mixed chevlots or tweeds, two days. 1 all sires; value $5. f Sizes 2% to, 7 yrs; value $2.00; ver collar: Between Lenox & Seventh Avenues, DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, Sailor, Russian and Norfolk styles, of all wool *. 3.65 2 Ss WASHABLE SUITS, Russian . blouse, styles, of linen crash, madras or cham- turn-over 148! dise purchased. This is the Final Coupon and will not be good after saturday, May 14, 1904. B. W.—s—i2-01. Leather Goods Sale Continues With Irresistibly Priced Friday Features. The Big Special Sale of Leather Goods will continue its value-giving to-morrow in many eer e rer Oe Cre C TOTO fi HIS COUPON, if cut from this newspaper and presented at the Siegel Cooper Store to-morrow or next day, Friday or Saturday, May 13 or 14, will be good for 30 Green Trading Stamps free with ons dollar’s worth of merchan. ‘These stamps are extra, and will be given as a special anniversary inducement and in addition to the usual number. Teese UF Siecayf,jorERG BME annals specials that are convincingly priced, and will surely attract and is made up of fresh, c! lean stock just in from the makers. And Profit to Collectors of — : : oS. & FL” Sreen Grading Stamps. JHE Siegel Cooper Company desires to announce that, beginning with to-day and continuing until further notice, any persen collecting Sperry & Hutchinson Green Trading Stamps may, in exchange for a filled book of 990 Stamps, obtain from the Sperry & Hutchinson | Company a voucher entitling the holder to $3.50 worth of merchandise in any Department of the Siegel Cooper Store. providing the holder prefers general merchandise to one of the desirable “S, & H.” premiums. soi These ‘‘S, & H.” vouchers may be obtained in the “S. & H.” Premium Room in our own Store, 5th Floor Annex, or at the Premium Parlors of the Sperry & Hutchinson Company, 152-154 West 23d Street, Manhattan, or at any of the other Sperry & Hutch= inson stores in Greater New York or adjacent territory. ie neh asf THE “S. & H.” GREEN TRADING STAMP ANNIVERSARY CARNIVAL continues to-morrow with another extraordinary ava- lanch of eminently desirable attractions in seasonable and superior merchandise. ti We Direct Your Special Attention to the Final Coupon of the Anniversary at the Left of This Advertisement. } Thousands upon thousands of shoppers are taking the most enthusiastic advantage of this opportunity. i * “Regent’ * Waist Sate. Chose Dotlar Creations Are Delighting umerous Buyers 5 Our sale of those charming sy Waists, popularly known as the a “Regent,” at ONE DOLLAR each, is thriving like a bee-hive. Where such beautiful and fetch- crowds. The assortment is complete, It comprises Women’s Belts, Wrist Bags, Dress Suit Cases. This is an opportunity of an unusual nature. Tourists Vacationists Travellers, and all who have the least use for Wrist Bags or Suit Cases will sure'y buy with avidity. WOMEN S BELTS of scft crush leather; black, brown, tan and white; nickel. gilt and leather-covered buttons; 3 !3 89e cinch belis; a large assortment at WRIST BAGS of walrus grain leather; three gocd styles, containing purse and card-case and inside frame as desired; black. brown, tan and oy snake-head cor ball clasp; leather hand'es or. 45e chains; nickel or gilt finish, T-inch size: containing purse ai in black trown, tan or gray; or black framed; large ball clasps; leather handles ; usually $1.00, WRIST BAGS. We offer the mos wonderful values in wrist | DRESS SUIT CASES; olive color, muslin lined, inside leather | | | WRIST BAGS of walrus grain leather, | ment are the popular Pegay/from bags we have yet placed before the public. The styles are the newest, in 7 and 8-inch sizes, and centain purse and card case, and purse, card case and salts bowle. Bags of walrus grain leather in black brown, tan er gray with braided or plain handles. Included in this assort- Paris or Marguerite Bags. of fine leather with braided or long “Vietory’’ Sewing Machines. Gwe Desirable Styles at Convincing Prices leather handles. Choice of any of the above styles at 89Ic straps. leather covered corners, leather stitched handles, brass plated lock and catches, 24 inch, DRESS SUIT CASES of russert color leather; muslin lined, leather colored covered corners; heavy inside leather straps, leather stitched handles, brass plated lock and catches; 22 and 24 inch, (Main Floor, Wines and LA uUOTS. DESHEIMER, | imported ¥'S IMPORTED auere, i 5.50 OLD, TOM 2 RUDDSHEIMER, tmporte A case, : Durcknarét & Gonne, | PS WbOttle, Aoi wits, Deidesneim aR, case 13 | jepw NORE SCOTS ee quarts, 6.50 | trite, repairs for ST. BMILION, imported | TREADMILL RYE, 10 sears rom Armand Freres & old. per gal, 4.25; 0 full Bordeaux, France, 12 qu 13 per caso 12 quarts, ase 13 quarte, Barre 'MACATHE ri GUNDY, per case 12 quarts, | CABINET RIESLING, case Wins cholce qualities, re- Sheed to. Der FBG, ae. THe " (Fourth Floor, quarts, 13 OLD ‘CROW WHISKEY, § yoars of, per wal., 3.00: full KS SWEET TAWBA, | SHERRY). RHINE | au. Lees VERMOUTH t per case, 8.75: full quarts, CA. AND fun 30 1, finest quality, 5. Take Oth av. Elevators.) ‘The $9.00 Machine has the popuisr automatic winde r, self threading, shumle, seif-set- tna, modern attachments, Sewing Machines. ING MACHINES. They have ful front woodwork: solid oak, highly povished: and 2,000 Finely Decorated Porcelain Lamps At Half the Cost to Make. In this sale you have an opportunity that is nothing short of marvellous. 2.65 18th St) heads: automatic tention and winder: if-threading shuttle and self-serting. I fewest attachments: beauti- bargain at Crnirh Floor, Centre, “19th ’ ats S5o Seldom such elegant SEWING MACHINES with all the newest and best attachments are offered for sale at the prices here named. It is an opportunity every woman in need of a Machine should embrace without delay. Five years’ guarantee with each machine purchased and full the same period. “Vietory’’ Sewing Wachines at 9.00, tecdie and ail te O, OO “Vietory"’ Ball-Bearing Drop in and let our clerk show you these VICTORY" BALL-BEARING SEW- It is absolutely and in every way the most phenomenal sale of Lamps ever held in this city, and that is saying a great deal, for our Lamp Store has done some extraordinary ney celebrated for that are unusually fine. ings. with globes to match. HAND PAINTED LAMPS, 28 in, high, with 11-inch Globes, and ‘ a $1275; to-morrow, &. 48 ese Lamps come from a factory its artistic creations. The metal mountings of the Lamps (9 on sale to-morrow are extra heavily gold plated; the oil founts are of the best Rochester or Central Draught patterns. The decorations and color- here are assorted sizes, in both squat and tall shapes, and are compete HAND PAINTED LAMPS 24 inches high. with 10-inch Globes, regularly ee and $6.00; to-mor- 2,43\2 * ing creations are obtainable with price concessions so remarkable, it is only to be expected that buy. ers would be numerous. Call jn and examine them in the Wo- men’s Waist Store, Second Floor; if you will do this we ki are convinced you will buy. Pa j Che “Regent” Waists ) are made of fine quality Persian Lawn, pointed yoke formed o! three clusters of five narrow lawn strips, joined with fagoting and separated with lace insert- ‘! ¥ : ings. Full pleated front with five rows of lace inserting and hemstitching. Tucked back, extra full bishop sleeves, z tucked cuffs, fancy turn-over collar, open front. A Z 00 very superior and artistic model, Light Driving Harness. A beautiful and durable Harness, made particularly for pleasure driving, we will place on tale to-mo row in cur Harness Store in the Basement a: a price that must interest every man who owns a horse. It has 2% half track Kay saddie, one inch 78.00 double stitched trace, glove-fold breeching, breast collar and neck strap, double and stitched beaded reins, cut from carefully selected oak tanned leather, and is made by skilled workmen; to-morrow, —_—_—$——_—$— Wall Papers. Combination 19 ROLLS WALL PAPER with 2 ene to match? particularly neat Photo Special. harty te." Z7GQ] This Popular Offer Continued, a The beautiful Photos executed in out | Gallery are conceded to beequal andoften- times superior to the work executed by the high-price studios. ies is always a life-like expression posture to Our *: [Photos They are tastefully mounted and finished always in the best manner. “The following Combination offer is continued: wpecial, ¢ LLS WALL bor’ 12 Imperial Carbonettes & P One 16x20 Black & White: 9.00 (CLUuTES» ae ret oh Sa lac Ye Smokers’ Opportunity. 50,000 Porto Rican Cigars at Loss Chan Actual Cost. A chance to purchase some of the above quantity of high-grade Porto Rican, Cigars ts now offered at an unheard-of (price. Manufactured entirely of Porto Rican to- bacco, long filler, hand made; « mild pleasing and eomaic mooie All fresh goods in all desir~ thie colors; BREVAS SIE. Doe box of 50. Mail Orders Solicited. \_ (Main Floor, East, 18th Bt). World's Sreatest Grocery. When Requested We Will Ciean Fish Free of Charges iH. c Wout vu Weis mating S-inch whi matched we aale only, 3; Reve OF white mets {ull wae’ Your ic KLES—Fine aus} ‘ADDY. sweet OF ing, QUA BEY RIERS ANADA LAMB. ». MMe Delicatessen Section. SH BOSTON MAC gk Ma eiee' hot