The evening world. Newspaper, August 11, 1904, Page 14

ACRAND' | “THU SINE Boys’ $3.50 j Suits, Young Man Found acting | #1, 40, ‘Queerly in Bridgeport Says|} Ask for Them. ‘He is -W. R. Chaplain, but ‘Knows Nothing of Himself. 1S A GRADUATE OF YALE This © AND LIVED IN NEW YORK. SF Referred to a Physician Here, Who Declares that He Never Has Heard of the Man—Will Be Held for Investigation. The Evening World.) JEPORT, Conn., Aug. 11.—There jail here who does not know He is well dressed and has ‘every indication of refinement. He says hat hele @ graduate of Yale. He ap- fs eane, but has suffered a , and he cannot teil ofttimes four dollars’ worth. the story. 5 for Pure Linen ' _ HandKerchiefs Oh! what {s so rare as a pure linen Handkerchief at $c.) Still, you'll find them in the Red Letter Sale —with 44 and % inch hemstitched bor- 5c 45° sgl Fine Handkerchiefs Men's large size Handkerchiefs, of fine cambric, with 34 and ¥4 inch hem- 6 for 45¢ stitched borders.......+++ 87° for 2,00 Corsets. Satin Ribbon Girdles, boned with genuine eon value $2.00 a pair, Red Let- fer Price.....cssseserererereeeeraere Qf tor 35¢ Ribbons. A splendid assortment of Satin Gros Grain Ribbon —In almost every desirable shade—3 in. wide— sultable i belting or neck—regular 35¢. 0c wwalities, Red Letter Price, yd.........+++ young man was found through the streets of The police saw him and Decause he appeared to be ‘When they came up to him and him seemed to be par- he asked: is? Where am I? T he but thi 87c¢ @ at first thought the man rational did he talk at the jouse, however, that they soon that he was suffering from memory. A search of his showed that he had money. In a was found #5, There were no cards, however, and nothing clothing which would lead to ty. iu certain your name is Chap- 35° tor 6c SK Gloves Was asked by the police, not certain of anything,” he] Heavy quality pure silk Milanese 2-clasp 35c¢ “ET have tried lo remember Gloves, usually sold at 65¢........+5+ Tcan't, It is all a biank to me, the address in New Jork. I am quite certain of that.” police thought t wise to bole man, and a eal preferred against him. He has ed in the jail since and every n je to discover his es or friends, A description of ‘Waa sent to the police of every and village in Connecticut but it result, and to-morrow, if tne ie not identified or if his memory t return, tae only course of the be to send him to the alme- id you go to school or col- the man was asked to-day. ————————— Red Letter Wonders in Wash Fabrics. 12%¢. Dress Giaghams, ‘ stripes 190. Flake Volles; very desirable,..+...- 29¢. Silk Mixed Ginghams; very de- 10c 39¢. Wool Volles, colors and black,..... 196 49c. Mohair Briillantines, 44 Inch......_ 25¢ ooo 25° for 50c and $1.00 Wool Remnants. Every remnant Wool Dress Goods, value 80c, to $1,00; Friday and Satur- 25c day’s Red Letter Price. .....+.... 69° for $1.25 Veils. Srepe Chiffon Drop Veils 1% yards long — all shades olin ot een he to $1.75 edch—Re ter Prices §1.! GA and 69c 75¢, fancy net made Vel borders, OF... ss. seeseeeeeeeeeenens pa S0c, chenille dot chiffon Vellings, per 4 e ap yard. it took the man at his hat year I was or addresses “At address given by the mystert- oun man, “No Fi West Fitty-fftr we * 40-day, a reporter for The ; ‘World found @ four-story fur- room house. 25c Da Sunday 1 noticed that the man per piece for ny ry Leese of eee, * = 29 Val. Lace ed that he was no tright in his Valenctennes Laces and Insertings—in 12-yd. pieces only—worth from 0c. to $1 per —Red Letter Sale Prices, 59c., 80c. and rt i men oid pot ¢ back to his y spignt. 'y servants re- me Monda: wecening tha not been slept In. weeday J bee nad attaranted ir Pie cone . a 0 into - : hunieation with Dr, al, but failed 4 - use T was told at the doctor's of- ¥ that the doctor was at his howe 3 Greenwich.” he Evening World to-day called up owell by telephone at his Green- lc me. et heard of the man," said the physician. “I kno at uates, but ne a D 1 have gi By 40 use me as reference in get- ing board in New York. I will f°, to bly ean re] at once and see vf ty the man held in jail there.” ~ MAN WITH CRUCEL 5° for 15¢ Torchon Laces Fine Torchon Laces, with Insertings to match—In- cluding a collection of ecru dress-trimming In- sertings—actual value 15 ter Price,. 98 for Children’s 1.50 Dresses, Children’s Gingham Dresses, made Russian style, with raped ef fod oe ray K reyes with novelty washable braid; full skirt—deep hem; value $1.50, Red Letter Price..., 98c | 50 for Children’s 2.50 Dresses. Children’s fine white Lawn Dresses—yoke of needlework and Val, lace inserting—full ruffle collar and sleeve to match — tucked belt—full skirt—value $2.50, Red Let- er PriCd..ccrusssccaveccecceveneers l 50 for Children’s . 2.75 Dresses. Children's Wash Dresses—some fancy—others sail- or and Russian styles—trimmed with needlework xe vee ey yrpred ; regular pNce $2.75, Red Letter Me 1.50 - PPVUTTTTELICETILIL ITE eT eee ety 1.98 197 S00 setts, Clearing out the Misses’ Shirt-Walst Suits—some coat effects among them, of washable Ning Photographed Cross on His Back, Is Engaged at Big Salary. Abbott Parker, the young jainter waa struck by lightning at Mor- » N. J., lant week and who woke ‘With a picture of the Crucifixion on \ sk, which he solemnly declared er had been tattooed there, has be- 1@ & dime museum freak. Huber'’s on Fourteenth street has got for the small price of a dime fan have a look. ‘Was some competition among interests over first it the Fourteenth Parker e for Children’s work — Van Dyke style pouch — front of fine tucks—belt and collar of needlework—{ull skirt £7, hem — value $8.75, Red Letter 4.75 The Manufacturers’ Trade Mark Association has established their only New York redemption bureau at the Bhrich store, where we will redeem their Universal Coupons until further notice. Two Wonderful Days of Wonderful Bargains Friday Matchless Red Letter Sale. Rich picking among the odd lots, ends of lines, broken assortments, remnants, &c.—the result of the greatest trading ever known here in a Red Letter Sale. small change counts—where your dollar buys two dollars’ worth—three dollars’ worth—yes, canvas—former price $5.00, Red Letter 1 98 } 8.75 Dresses. | Children’s Dresses of Persian lawn—yoke of tucks |} and needlework inserting—large bertha of needie- || of cluster tucking and needlework ‘nserting— || Women's $6.50 Covert Coats, 93.25. AsK for Them. . and Saturday in the RICH PICKING where So great, in fact, are the buying chances now that words alone utterly fail to tell one-half You must come and sée them for yourself. These Offers Good for All Day Friday and up to Closing Hour of Saturday—1 P. M. 2 c for 45¢ Pengee Silk An excellent black Pongee Silk, perfectly fast black, very suitable for outing wear, bathin, suits, Ke; a regular 45¢. 4 Red Letter Pritts. taeeeees Live teeee 29¢ 75° for Women's f 2.98 a $6.75 Dress SKirts. We share our profits with you when the season ison. Just now we give you all of it. This truth was never better exemplitied than in our Hey A Letter offering of Women’s Dress Skirts, Siete of Fine Sicilian, with 19 side ( { 98c p | Skirts of Mannish Mixtures, with 13/998 Pongee Silk side plaits, These are very fine and fast black—are full yard Skirts of Splendid Mohair, with 17 side| Worth wide — usually sell at 98¢,, and good 75 its, value at that—Red Letter Price....... ic pia $6.7: Skirts of PanamaCloth, with 11 side piaits The proper name of these skirts is “Hangwell,” and they carry the title fittingly, for the remark is often heard of the Ehrich garments, “How well your skirts do hang!” Misses’ Walking Skirts, in novelty mixtures, made 11-gore flare, with side-plait effect and ee inverted back; value $4.95, Red Letter 2 98 1 00 for Women's $2 and $3 Price. cclsconchorreeerentsonsae case e ° Shoes and Oxfords || 0 Friday marks the continuation of that mar- 98 for 1.50 Suit Cases, velious sale of Women’s Snoes and Oxlord Ties at 1.00 a pair, a5 +9 A waterproof Case, made on steel frame with leath- ¢r corners—brass lock and catches—leather han- dle—size 24 inches—colors tan and olive 08 —a regular $1.50 Sulit Case........... Cc 35° for Men’s and Boys’ 75c and 1,00 Negligee Shirts Men's Negligee Shirts, best woven and printed Ma- dras, Percale and Cheviot cloth, plain or plaited bosoms, with detached cuffs; up-to-date A light and dark effects and plain white; sizes 12 to 17; 7S¢. and $1.00 value. Red Let- 35 ter Price, 3 for $1.00; or, each....... A ic These are the Shoes we secured at prac- tically our own price from the New England Shoe Co,—~ (the floor stock and samples of that great con- cern). They in- clude Women's Shoes and Oxford Ties in patent leather and don- 55° for Men's 1.00 and 1,50 Negligee Shirts. Men's high-grade and popular sees Siete lines—madras and percales—detachdd cuffs—light and dark effects and white—sizes 14 to 55 Cc i9—$i and $4.50 values— Red Letter PRICE, ceseeceeeeseereeserseres eee 24° for Men's Im ed 50c and 75c Half Hose, Men's Lisle Thread Hose, fancy stripes and dots; solid grounds with neatly embroldered insteps; some in fine’ allover laces with Jacquard stripes; also black lisle thread openwork, handsomely embroidéred; greatest values ever offered; regu- lar values 50¢,, 69c. and 7S¢. palr; Red 24c and heel shapes, No sewing to hurt the Seat im these... : Friday and Saturday | IC | The latest hits are included in this splendid list gola kid—button and lace styles—in ll widths Sale on Main Floor These are-pieces published to sell at Soc. and 60¢. each. Our regular prices are 17c, and and sizes—and in all the newest toe 1,00 Sheet Music 19¢, In Friday and Saturday's Red Let- | | c m Longing for My Old Kentucky Home Man Rehind Instrumental, Yankee Girl March, Queen of Hearts Waits. Vooal, Follow the-Merry Crowd. ae. How I Love You, *. Down on the Brand Tyg Got @ Peeling’ for You o Blarney. fT Letter Pric@.ssseesseeseee Perera Po Bit o' Blarney Letter Price . i Seasiber. C Seminole Two-Step. jue Bell, Navaso. e Seminole. 1 Wai N "8 Ever Little w sna alt Haren. otions—red letter Tovine al Poppies Rerenade. Prices extraordinary. Meet Me in St. Loula Mermaid Waltaes Bomewhere Latest bal- Hearts Courageous, 18¢ for front pad Hove *vulble arsten, ortere: rly Sweetest Girl in Diste darlene Chto | ag ‘MWe. oe three 350, Sti) 2c, extra for mailing, None C, 0. D, 10. for, three | one Laces, three Music on Main Floor, 23d st. entrance. Rake Tae Be tor 15¢. Belt and Gir- ail Wott die foundations, Red Letter Specials in || ites “htt” Bini thread ousefurnishings init NY WBanite Sie ol Ironing Boards, $-foot size,..,........40, 399 || Moots. Brecemake Iie. for est Me hoe Kitchen Knives and eine ‘Sitk; regularly tha Fe Bei Mrpwood 9 Sd dome gilt handles, paini...sssssccrsessenercees Be, dor f7ur daewn Riek a Oak a Sate , Standard Family Scales, fancy enam- Be tor. four papera| “iar Bittones b elled dial, to weigh 24 Ibs.in ounces... 2 OC || “iiressmauert Pina vase | "Sor benim Willow Clothes-Hampers, barrel shape Spine colors ony Me?) sate aie, Ok Te WER MI evnteie. cchrexssticieccccs 9 10,. for thes boxes 100. | * Tacos” Towel Arms, 3-prong, white enamelled 6 4 hag dg 105. Pelt top 18s Tap. ” We CMAMEON ET, oo oa Te, yard for 1S. Garter ix Br lelda; elses The wonderful response to this offer and the immense selling go to clinch this as the grandest clothing offer made this year. But that’s in line with the Ehrich method of underselling. These Suits are in full assortment, being replenished from day to day as Selling progressed. In this offer you also get high-grade black Thibets, in Single and double breasted models, Your most favorable opportunity this season for a good Suit at the price they 6 50 will ask for ordinary ones elsewhere, Men’s $18.00 Suits $ | 59 for Men’s ° $4.00 Pants Now, when. it comes to Trousers values the Ehrich Store again outdoes them all, Here are Trousers at $1.59 whose merits are seen at a glance. If you paid $4 for them you'd be getting them 1 59 right—but we ask you only . 4 SIZES 30 TO $0 WAIST. 2 U9 for Men’s ° - $5.00 Pants No store in New York can compete with this offer, They Include outings, worsteds, Thibets, cheviots and cassimeres, in all sizes and lengths. A few minutes spent in examining these Pants will convince you that what we claim is not more than the goods de- 2 00 serve; $5.00 Pants. . fires decepeveneseebeseeseadses £ Men’s Pants; ; .0O for How can we do it? Simple enough; the manufacturer thought himeelf the cols Sentosa in town, Cassimeres, &¢. Two-Hour Sale, 9 to {1 o'clock Friday only... iss ses ceessesdeeee oo Worth $2.00 a Pairs tem Pen], and he made enough for an army. When his bills fell due the Ehrich ready to his rescue, That’s why we can sell these $2 Pants at $1 Worsted, Mixed l e Rothenhe New York's weateat WEST 147 ST. Satisiaction G it Money Promptly Retu pak finished; 1$c. value, at Women’s Fine Ribbed Cot Umbrella Pants, trimmed with thread lace; regular rice 3$¢c.; special at..., Children’s Drawers, fire muslin, bands finished with buttonholes; clusters of tucks and deep hem: 15c. value. at........., Walking Skirts, deep umbrella flounce, Growing LT e Py 9 fe ; Bargain Friday’s Great Specials. . < 4 Great Sale of Pongee Lawn Shirt Waist Suits. ee These Suits are made from handsome pongee lawn in stylish natural color; full leated waist, handsomely piped In red, blue or white; very full pleated skirt with Cc oy % foot kilts; all sizes; intended by the maker to sell at double.........0+++ , Others in pongee lawn, beautiful piped waist with sides pleated; skirt piped ard trimmed with tailor straps; also in White Dotted Lawn, waists of pleats and piping; skirt trimmed with piped tailor straps; value $2.98, at. ......seeeeeeree « Early Fall Walking Skirts, 98c, Gigantic Waist Sale. Desirable for immediate wear in the country, Made from the celebrated Ramsey vestings, a teau- mountains or seashore, while it’s an ideal skirt tiful, soft material which launders patecttt and ite Will be found only in waists of the highest for cool evenings. Made of fancy mixed suit: Character. ‘White, cream, pink, blick or Wavy F ings, full flare style, with tallor-stitched bottom, ground in an assortment of ‘designs from a vi, thoroughly tailored and perfect in hang and fit; small dot up to the handsome : Pye hs, with waistband up to Roman effects, Strictly tallor- fa 36 Haches. Would be considered made, with pleats and large pearl Z EB a bargain at double th Cc buttons; long-waisted style, Sizes a Se Choice to-morrow at 34 to 44 . . ' Boys’ 69c. Wash Suits, 29¢.|| Bargains in Shoes These Wash Lord ne sold f en 69. oan) e but for quick clearance to-~ w we hav ; " reduced them to the extraordinarily low price, ne pein A of Fost iad oe {ace shows, 29c., The value is so apparent that no further styles. The girls’ sizes ate 8, 844, 9, 9%, elaboration is necessary. Ages 10. 10%, 41. The boys’ are of calfskin 3 to 7. Shown In a variety leather, with heavy soles; sizes 8, of colorings; the largest 4s- 8%, 9, 9%, 10, 10% sortments are in sizes 3, 4 Cc 11, 1146, 13, 12%, 3, B65 AE WR " 43%.’ Special at, per pecial at. ..sssiererreeres alt... Dad WY 15e,. Wash Pants or Waists, 8c. SO" Pants in Ages 3 to 10; hn ple 40. Roman Sandals at Half, Another general clearance sale of Walsts Sizes 5, 5%, 6, 6%, 7, 744, 8; larger sizes 844, 9, su for 6c, or a Waist or Pants separate, each C 18 15%, 4, 1H, 2 Any | 13%, 1, 114, 2 Any shee. at, 0 at, per pal bade EES | at. ‘ 4 d Domestics at aSaving Hosiery k Un OPWEAP. || Speciais in Sheets, Pillow Cases and Sheelingss Children’s Fast Black Ribbed Cotton Stockings, (No Mail Orders.) one a, 1a, Meet and toe, in all sizes; Good Quality Sheets, for single beds, at....... vie 290! WOiNE 137664 My POF PRI, 00+». ere0rr veeetrorsorete Sheets for Full Size Beds, seam in centre, at, Women’s Fine Gauze Cotton Hose, black, extra double sole, heel and toe; 1c. nee, 30¢ bes te anes wir ot Women’s Low-Neck Ribbed Cotton Vests, silk Hems w i" ate unin neck and armbolea, are well made and IC || a6-inch Heavy Unbleached Sheeting 74 Bleached Sheeting, value 23c.. at.. 10*4 All-Linen Table Cloths, red and blue bor. gg ders; also plain whites value $1.39, at ...sesssesee PO : Muslin W Big Specials in Infants’ Wear & Muslin Wear. Infants’ Long and Short Cream Bed- ht ford Coats, lined with fine sateen, 9 made with ye] t4pd trimmed with Cc fancy braid and ditid ribbon; value 5 ” $2.50, at rccee sendsresrscresserens Infante* Long and Short Dresses, fine a of fine embroldery ; neck two Insertings of torchon lace tucks and sleeves finished with hemstitch 29¢ h above, finished with wide lace ruffles; Cc ruffles; 35¢. walut, At... .sscseseeeess , value $1.19, atessseserees ab ehhaces ’ Umbrellas at Half. Men’s Underwear. Umbrellas for men, women and children in fast black |] Men’s Fine Gauze, perfect quality, Balbriggan Underwear; 9 Frglish gloria, with frame and steel shirts have lang sleeves, ribbed bottom; ps ina large assortment of natural wood, drawers have large double seats, pearl but. silver trimmed and fancy handles ; um- (oF tons, overlock seams; actual value, 39¢} Cc brellas Worth 98¢.; special to-morrow at.,, special, at dere eseese $20 Parlor Suits, $10.98, « This 3-plece Parlor Suit, highly polished crotch meet frames, cow ' . $s : aley, ina oes collection of colors and designs. Value $20.00, Sale price. | x6 ft 26K; Blestle Felt Mattresses, in one or two paris, rauetaas: J 98 maet.s2,48 r ir ead wa at EB, seth 2,98 sti 3,48 Limit, 1 to a customer, | Yohatt Canta elo JAMES McGREERY & CO, NN &\9. Misses’ Suit Dep't, | | Rare Values Remaining Stock of Misses’ even for August. ? in fine quality of white lawn, colored Swi chevjot, Waiste. . striped peal, ale idngham and black Haase Sizes 14 and 16 years, value $1.25 to $3.50, iat $10.50 69 cts. 95 cts, $450 Also Misses’ Lawn and Chambray Shirt-Waist 350 Walking Skirts t Suits. In choice omlity of ine, ire cloths and mixtures, . * Sizes 14 and 16 years, ae a “. $3.75 hd he and 2” A rtment of Misses’ ’ ' Linea aud Pigne and Dack B way a 13th St. av Length 37 to 40 inches, : . $375 é ' be fged Lees Dawes, |SuUNday World Wants Work °, Sizes 6 to 12 years, by gag Monday Morning Wonders “