The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1904, Page 8

' j THE WORTD: WEDNESDAY EVENTING, NOVEMBER 2, tH. ANNA FITZPATRICK, LOST GIRL, NT OL ‘WAT TI _ fiek Was Enjoying Herself at Archbishop’s Residence While, Police Searched For Her, EST OF RELATIVE WHO 1S EMPLOYED THERE, | Aunt from Whose Home She Disappeared and Who Cared for Her, Will Send Her Baek, _ to Mother, ‘anna Fitzpatrick, the pretty tweive- f year-old girl who disappeared from the ‘of her aunt, Mrs, Mary Owens, 4 at No, 21 ‘West One Hundred and Thir- - tteth iatreet, yesterday afternoon, and “fwho yas believed to have been kid- 3 Papped, was found to-~tay in the resl- Wence of Archbishop Farley at Fiftieth @treet and Madison avenue. where she / Bias been stopping with her cousin, Mary MoOafferty, who is employed as a cham. Dermaid in the Archiepiscopal residence. | ‘The girl was sent to the store by her _ Bunt yesterday and failed to come back. Mra Owens was viry fond of her, hay- fing taken her and given her a home - Bfter the death of her father in order 0 help her mother. There are several | wether children in tne family. ‘Mra, Owens caused a general alarm for the girl to be sent out, and all night | feng, while Mrs. Owens sat home tn a >| slate of hysteria, policemen and deteo- _ tives wore searching for the xtrl To-day Mrs. Owens received a tele- phone message from Miss McCafferty S @aying that Anna was with her, She ) Game *o her yesterday afternoon, sald )) Miss MeCafferty, and asked to be al- ~ fowed to remain. Miss MoCafterty > @hought that Mrs. Owens know where evepe? who caught her toe tn « hole In ¢ mtair carpet leading from her Hertha W. SONG WRITER COMPLAINS. Mise Stare Has Mrs. Anna Adama Summoned to Court. of No, 943 West | wanted Twenty-sixth stree | dlet opened es, appeared in the In the Supreme Court. day a# complainant Adams, of the same Mrs, Adams was in court on | summons Issued by Magistrate Crane, Miss Starr sult Mra, Adama had made | improper remarks about her Mre. Adams dented phat 1 about. her neighbor's Albert Ja Mie Jant room Miss Hattle & One Hur SPECIAL NOTICES. & MOTHER'S STORY. Herself and Child Restored to she naa Me h and Strength by Father John's Medicine, but building, corroborated the she was, but when she read of her dis- @ppearance in The Evening World she hurried to let her know. “J took Anna and gave here a good home,” said Mrs, Owens after getting he telephone message, “She cannot return to me now. She caused me ter- A, Shaw, of 222 Winter St., Il, Mass, writes: “A long standing hing trouble had left me thoroughly run down, and I improved ‘omen. ‘They | ho fespect for eu | Mhar and thelr one aim in life aeons 60 much by taking Father John’s » blaoken eaoh other's ahar- | Medicine, | gave It to my Bie daughter, lu whose ot have A comp! ” gald Magistri wine here again drawn at Crane, “but n & similer I can't see what alle the ) Fible anxiety in the mont heartless has since been a marked !mprove- fashion and eave the police and every: | $300 FOR FALL DOWNSTAIRS, | ment. Nothing equals your medicine body a lot of trouble, and I am through poe es. jas a tonte, I highly recom with Wer, 1 shall eo down and get her a fece once, ‘though, and return Ber to her | SNS ANOMANCUT. & Co) | H HER WITH \ pAOR © .O IC H for & \ BE rs. Maria Santanoti ters, 95°) Silk Petticoats $3.95 "i : LADIES' SILK PETTICOATS—« special purchase of 400—splendid lity taffet Brooklyn Police an Acquain- silk, deep accordion graduated flounce with pinked fae finished with erat tance of Her Husband At. piece and dust ruffle of silk; all desirable colors, in plain and shaded tacked Her on the Street. Miss Lena Sohwaltie, the blue-eyed Fifty years in tise, Guaranteed, Kooh't Operon Prices Marke Downtown oO CH an Extravagancs, effects; also black; lengths 38, 40 and 42 in.; value $5.75, for Thursday BOS $18.00 Ladies’ Coats $12.95 LADIES' COATS, of fine quality crushed velour, semi-fitted back, handsomely trim- med with silk braid, lined with white satin, 25-inch length; also of excellent quality kersey, cheviot or Montagnac, strictly tailored, with shaped collar or col- larless, trimmed with self-strapping, braid or velvet, lined with heavy satin; value $18.00, for Thursday, 12.95 $5.00 & $6.00 Silk Waists $2.95 | LADIES’ SILK WAISTS, of taffeta or peau de sole, a manufacturer's sample line, ‘With a deep razor gash in her throat, @round which she had hound a Street police station ar Condon, She was so we: r Dlood that she could hardly tell + _ Bantenell! man, ) > Mame I don't know, but who k husband. walke! up to me and 4 fasor from her Now, I ‘you,’ she sald, ‘1 en waiting for this chance. Take I'll put vou out} of the way.’ “Bhe then slashed me with a razor. | don't know where [ went after that | wandered ar 1 and met som 2 0 the bridge w ent me whoxe feotene ‘vel had att 2 Pn he re Chee about 500 in all, strictly up-to-date models in four different styles; #7 and Catherine streets 2 5 black and colors; all sizes; value $5.00 and $6.00, for Thursday ‘2. 95 “1 was standing at the corner of Carh when thie ’ » Seventh Avenues, this. le Mra, Santanelll was to the City Se imhehice sod the New York os HIGHLAND BRAND EVAPORATED CREAM aoa. OUR PET BRAND EVAPORATED CREAM ———— | OCEAN LINER AGROUND. Absolutely guaranteed pure and wholesome — | We originated Evaporated Crean | Gaverior from Phlladeiphia, Strikes a Shoat in the Mersey, | We are the largest manufacturers of Evaporated Cream LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2-7 ts We are the only concern that makes pure steamer Haverford, Capt m . ~~ Evaporated Cream and nothing else Philalelphia Oct. 2, for this » url wank to-day wh Helvetia Milk Condensing Co. NEW YORK OFFICE, 46 HUDSON 87, ped Contabl ce nw he Thursday and Friday, November 3d and 4th ran en standing tn a tug Find dry ide ea eit the Bank 8 ined je. ae - —— JAIL FOR CRUELTY, | ah’ % da Sentence Given to Man Whip, | al Semtons | o Rent Horse with e Hinsdale in Spe sentenc mm: k ‘ fo, a ‘ot No t Mtentiary for ¢ An Important Sale of Women’s Night Dresses of fine Cambric and Nain. ror sre sook, embroidery and lacetrimmed. High and Low Neck. rated with Cataldo. w Values $1.50 to $3.50, iy horse and 1° Kill him it 1 1.00, L25, L 5° and 2,00 : Persone convicted of Rave been let « Of with & fn, THEATRE IN CHAIN, ov. 3. —Cordray's for £4.09) to a vie York and etre will jas he Ten styles Women’ . Drawers | Value, $1.15 to $2.00 . , 75Cs 1,00, I, 25 Corsets of Fancy Broche Batiste, Rose, Light Blue, White—Value $4.00... , . 2,00 Dreadvay 1916 Steet FOUND AT ARCHBISHOPS HOUSF, } 3. 9 | f grade anda sion ruffle, priced and found 7.06 elsewhere Patticoats, made of taffeta silk, very fine quality, in black, with flare flounce and exten- sion rullie, value 4.9%; special at... The Woman Who Pays Will Act Wisely When you come into the store ask to see this suit at 12,48, Feel of the material, Scrutinize the style. Women's Walking Suits, made of a fine grade of cheviot, in black, blue and the fashionable brown, back, double breasted, collarless elects, elegantly trimmed with velvet and braid, and lined with a heavy grade of black satin. In a There's nothing so popular just now as hand-made hats. Imported Handkerchiefs At a Half and a Third Their Value From St. Gall—5,000 Sample Embroidered Handker- chiefs, no two alike; each mounted on a card, From Belfast—3,000 dozen Irish Linen Handkerchiefs. perfect goods and warranted in every respect, The above paragraphs contain the gist of the best handkerchief views that has been printed in New York in months—it never has been surpassed, chiefs are beautitul examples of up-to. handkerchiets are so't and chin, but close stitute the sort of mercbandisé we del 8¢ for Silk Skirts They are black taffet: have a 9-inch a fle, double ruche The skirts are nine and eleven gore, flaring, high kilted, inverted plait backs, a tor 15¢ tu 20¢ Wear Furs, Too Just as well as not, Prices are so reasonable that furs are far from being a luxury, Read: NECK PIECES, made of handsome sable Raccoon, double scarf, 72 inches long, with two full brushes, at 9.48 WOMEN’S FUR SET, constst- ing of flat tab stole, elegant, natural color, Russian squirrel back, finished off with silk fringe, satin lined, full size, flat muff, per set, 14.88 Men’s $15 Overcoats and Suits Are 8.88 There never has been a time when you could go out with fifteen dollars in your pocket and buy better Suits or overcoats than these, made of of istinct rustle. They ordion pleated an exten. kind you've 3.95 It’s the Here... Pp HENRY SIEGEL full 2.98 WE GIVE 2 B. & M. Blue Trading Stamps with each 10 cents spent until 12 o’clock each day. After that hour one stamp with each 10 cents spent. Full books of stamps in our premium exhibit toom on the {1ith floor. This Knit Underwear 12.48 for This Suit ‘Look at it closely, Turn it inside out. Note the manner of making. Second Floor. MEN’S $15 SUITS, made of afl wool materials, such as Scotch Tweeds, Fancy Mixed Worsteds, Cheviots, Black Thibets, Black Clay Worsted and Blue Serges, They have hand felled and double breast- ed styles, sizes for black. with heavy Italian lining. Every one has a hand felled collar and hand padded shoulders, The coats are 27 inches long, fitted, 12.48 collars, broad shoulders, and nae 8 88 all builds, at 8.38. ® MEN’S $15 OVERCOATS, made of all wool frieze, in Cambridge, Oxford and Women’s Walking Suits at 14.98 Defies the Chill of Fall and Winter confidently believe that no store in New York is ad- vertising uuderwear of the same grade at prices any- where near so low. For instance; wool or camel’s hair, fine grad. 79¢ goods are in broken lots a Taran all medium sizes, The regular price is from 98¢ to 1. 50; special for this sale at 79¢. 49 FOR LADIES’; gg@ FOR LADIES! ribted Vests or 1,50 shaped Vests or folks, wit extra heavy whie fleece lining. Vests are ruade | wool, natural or camel's hair with long sleeves, self-finished | color, Vests sre made with long sleeves, self- front, Underprices are attached to every item, We 79 Ladies' Vests and Pants, made of ane They are all neatly finished and a very fine quality. Pants, made especially for stout Panty wade Of fae. steed ront and silk tape in neck, Tants are made with string _ pearl buttons, silk tape in neck, in all sizes, We can fit the stout man and the bands, double stitched sexms, | double stitched seams. Pants tall, lean man, at 8.88, and are full ankle length; value | are made with fine sateen . 15¢—price 4%e, French extension bands, with Boys’ Suits and Shaka nal its an | We for 0) BAe {24 Bere 6De ter, g2e | BOY oi nena Combination” Salta | Drawers, fees lined: | Penta made of, sott Overcoats at 2.98 Women’s Jackets 1203) | Ses 02 wh ton, mood heavy Ey ry ‘a z i tty. double ‘ at 6.98 ‘a ’ eB aber' THE OVERCOATS are made of strictly all wool friewe, in Oxford and blue, per- fect fitting and tailoring, We have them in the latest styles and newest fabrics, sizes 21-2 to 16 years, value 5,00, at 2.98. BOYS’ SUITS, in all the newest productions of the season, They are made of strictly all wool materials, such as worsteds, blue serges, cheviols and tweeds. They are made in Nertolk, Double Breasted and 3-piece suits, with mannish vests, Russian and Buster Brown, value 5,00, at 2.96, With Women’s $2 to $3 Shoes at 1.45 You Get Big Bargains Third Flocr. We have assembled all the remaining pairs from 10 big shoe purchases into one gioup. This group contains Women's Shoes j that were made to retail at from 2.00 to 3,00, There are only including |, few of the 2.00 sort. The 4th Street Store is Headquarters for the celebrated Giastenbury Health Wool Underwear for Men ) “These [ Women’s Coats at 9, a. half fitted and t Hand Made Hats Wide Variety of Good Styles Second Floor, We have a big assortment of stvles, Sata gh rer ote Most of them are 2.50 and 3,00 Bo entero toques, turbans, sailors and large eat Shoes, such as patent colt skin and vici kid, ‘ tee eae ee of various shapes. The i with _ = “ kid > There are also — — solid Box Calf shoes, ch pair is made on colors represent every Made to | Great the newest fall lasts, with both light tint of the rainbow that fashion , Sell_at 1.50 at Group of and heavy soles, Shoes perfect in has adopted for the winter period. 9e@ These hats were manufactured to .y sell at 1.50, We bought all this ~ \ big milliner had at 50 cents on the dollar of actual *‘ cost to make and shall sell these beautiful hat at 79c. 2,500 Yards Colored Tatieta Silk at 49¢ Main Floor. At this unprecedented sale of colored tatteta silks you can match any color you 49¢ construction, finish and appearance, and all sizes and widths, 1,45 a pair. Shoes Tw, Wear Proof Calf| Girls’ School Shoes of Vici Kid! Women’s English House Slippers, a oe gl 9 to 13% and|with spring and first heels, sizes made of linen with flannel linings, from to Sis actual value from 11 to 2, widths C, D and of velvet, satin lined, 2,00 a pair, at. and E, a pair, at... 1.39 1.29 Three Elegant Silk Waists At Prices Unprecedently Low Second Floor, re Waists made of rich texture in rich, up-to-date styles at prices usually quoted for the ordinary kind. Sale prices, in fact, are surprisingly low. Diesteation Depicts Three of the $5 Garments Main Fivor, desire to use to line a suit or It’s a fine quality of pure silk in all the season's I's a grade eminently suitable for gowns and coat with. The St Gail hendker. [010% including black and white. date handkerchief making. The Belfast linen woven. These handkerchiets, in fact, con t in selling at low prices. Read the quotations 12: Cc: for 35¢ to $0¢ 19¢ for $0c¢ to 75¢ waists, as well as linings. Sold over most handkerchiets anikerchiefs handkerchiefs dress quality, reliable ( 6,000 Men's and Women’s ee hiefs, worth to 10c. each at Be 59e anc tok 59¢ ed tor wear; value [per yard 89c, at] } for Black M90 Freured tx dla Silk, 3.000 yards, & mood, heavy < quality, in small, See the Demonstration aus trace tas in Our Basement eT a al $5.00 fo Tose Dros Wels in fous aieen styles (oro ext), One has the ‘0 a tucks, with two wide plaits from shoulder to 9 Walsh Ube plead WIRb coatthring colors bed giik butions, Aeotier kab ti 23¢ Camel’s Hat |rssstesis'ihvice wuistog {ce cuk ot salar Moher te ahi et t t Bl K t; i t Suiting That Has a}! ‘Shoulder to watt i. eklh new 8 Fane toret ack, white, light blue, champa and pink; oc h 50c Appearance |*si:.%) ft feta Silk Waists in two different patterns, of whi theent “\ g Here’s news of importance to 2.95 oh acid of | _ ring Begotten mei that.” tough, ones. gACH ANTEE ASKING, It uses less gas than any other burner, and yet gives you more light than any FOUR. Some people who haven't seen the BLOCK LIGHT say, The secret is in mixing air with the gas,—eight parts air to one of gas. That's cheap fuel. Then the BLOCK LIGHT has a peculiar heavy mantle, that outlasts all others. So it’s one Never mind about believing,—see it. OF SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK FOR THE 4 small tuck the centre plalt, ornament mal Wesand down. the Sack.” The eosond eayie hese Pent They nme in black only. nt oxi de soié, fine quality, A with nointed ht blue, pink stik buttons, plaite t ‘The second style has @ front formed of hem: every woman who will buy dress goods to-morrow, The front is formed of ten side and atk buttons Fi tape oollar, Regular value More Rare Bargains in Our Great Sale of Blankets and Comfortables Wehad to be first at the makers’ with cash offers to get blankets \ and comfortables at Bargain Prices of the kind we quote to-day, It's a continuation of the bargain event we told you of Sunday, Be first to select trom this assortment and estoy the sa 2.98 for, Gray Biguketa, heavy woight,| 4 9B {27, Somtorter torters. extfa fine, quailty, 3.98 { Fa a Bed Blankets, value 1.39 i" Comportsee, value 200, ay *-4 5. poly pa Blankets, her Weight ang gc siccchgaore 09S extra large, values to 8.00 39c Greatest home light the world has eber hnalen Main Floor, piaits to buat fe The colors are black. mipaene. Suitings in ail the newest and most striking Falland 23e Winter plaids. Color- ings are the most beautiful, var. ied and harmonious, the weight is medium and the width 38 inches. It’s actually worth 50c ayard—our price, 23e “Too much!—we can’t believe Sorry,—but you'll have to. , counters at 69c; our price 49@ | Black Taffeta Silk, 3,500 yards of gcod| nail 98ec fog, Countertens, Usually wid o¢ 39¢ long-lived mantle, instead of four flimsy Thursday Bargains in O:her Dress Goods Crib Cor orters, with ruffles; value 59c., at BLOCK LIGHT ts soto wiTH A DISTINCT GUAR: Horse Blankets Underpriced Horse Blankets /;"":""| Street Blankets |"'»* gm the best the best serviceable manner that will give They are full sir arth value Breas 5p ide for the price. The Block Light bought at ght, breast 1. 25 « pA Pl 1.25 150° 2284, ! Marian atin, beeseenese + oBB | the beat satisfaction, Sold elsewhere at D8" giants chaks tot sno Bt fail 7 the in the best quality Inches 4 tor Me Granite sult! a 4De* icra foshoune tleck. b8 inehes