The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1904, Page 12

, " ol " vee 33 iy wi rer awe ; THE WORLD; FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1904, \ | R % aympath: Neking off the shine of the charges of theft, larceny and arson, | trom-his home on Prospect street. | aary wee and playfully removing ‘They all confessed their guilt and were | Revere oman i, wi iene, = | his necktie, |given over to the care of the Gerry | roils from residences at which they| St ‘The playfulness of a two hundred Soctety unil a Culler inveetigation of |had been lett werly in the morning by | amps. Double milkman and the baker, are Stamps with Cash ul of a their cases can be made. They ars | the it Hi und might delight th tw teh Redaseeman,, bet in the Instance of John Alling and Zendia, his brother, of SHEE 12 NS HEH expect to anon | | Purchases, from 8:30 Stam j My. Harry Moyer, @ dapper little No, 1% Burling avenue, and Josep |have the man to whom the boys soid| | until 12 o'clock, ps man immacuite In his dress and neat Wal (No, 14 Smart avenue. ie stolen property. peearer at: November 30. . is dre ! ——_ rl~ to a four in bis habits, to be hurled On Noy, % the authorities say, the , No more Stamps —_-— down two flights of stairs and walked —-— jboys ehtered the house of Henry ¢.| FOUND DEAD IN YARD, | day, Entire Block, Fulton from Bridge to Dufiield St., Brooklyn alter that dates Howell's eutnte at the corner of Jamaica | Police Say Three of Flushing {iis Metin th nt It was no joke, building being gutt Jealous of Girl's Fondness f0F,) siepnon: was no sot Pup, Harry Meyer Grabs Ani-) i o. \iomes, hin opinion on coe| Admit Setting Fire to Dwelle ies cabot wi nn naa mal by Collar and Is Dragged) minis to Mss vaieiy Mrs atesee| ig Which Was Destroyed and | ¥: Tiny's part and naturally Mr ' 4 over by a ca 1s large as a baby @ ce, and #6 OTS Women Was Fifty-five Years old| Specials ’ oA ‘ anemia | aindy Dressed. for Saturday. Men § Fine Suits and for Saturday. tified woman about qt-| |No Mall, Telephone No Mail, Telephone ¢ noccupled house of | tye { age found dead to- a sam "oa"Rilsle ven, a Mfew! Guy Im ihe vard at Met West Twen-| |" “Punegee™ Overcoats for $12.50. oF 6.0.0, Orders became sore on ‘Tiny. He brooded over | i weeks ago und stole silverware, | ty-elgnth street, Her clothing con- Filled. ; Along Street. the displacement in the affections of of Robbing Others. brac and small vleces of furniture, in| Matel'ot a’bisck and white shirt wals,| | —————--——— | vita in neat designs of fine worsted and cheviot; single | Choice, | Snow RS 4 ‘ " | all amounting to amoun Ney) black wkirt and black stockings, Lis} |PEN-HOLDBRS &! or double breasted; all sies.,...,......... STOCK Al j the young lady brought about by the — sold about 2150 worth of the stuff for! quality was voor, PENCILS, 10 kt. tetneeenens in white, newest entrance on the ecene of the dog j@ conte, whlch they svent for beer In life the women had weighed per- Ph , » |Overcoats, in heavy black or gray coatings, lined with 12 50 deslgng, with tab t HOTEL ASTOR’S REVOLVING Throe twelve-yenr-old boys were ar-| They have also confessed, the polloe | naps 1% pounds and tn height had been| | Sold and sterling) heevy mohair serge and fine quality heavy satin sleeve |?“*?¥) ign, / ‘Ss Bae Dog Runa Away with Man, ralgned in the Plusaing Pollee Court | $29 to the theft of a bleyele from M.| 5 “feet 3 inches. The body Is at the silver, with pearl) ljaing; made in medium or extra lengths; a bargain at | effect, arth Spear, the superintendent. of the| West’ ‘Thirty. y on| Now'York and Queens Gas Company, | Qeton, ryeeventh street polled! | holders, assorted \ styles, ‘former zea ver" Boys’ Coats and Suits, $2.95, S H ‘Tbe.; chatce. 25 Heavy navy blue Coating, ewt long and full, astrachan ingle earns or Velvet eollar, gilt buttons silk embrold red ae childres's wd " 5 ‘ed - $2.50 BURNT=| biem on sleeve; sizes 3 to $........0..5 : and shige waists, Blue B. & M. WOOD OUTFIT, | Pine Serge Suits, in heavy or medium weight; plain 2 95 in ecru ana white, with guaranteed!” gajlor blouse, Norfolk sallor and Eton sailor PRs 4 worth before Magistrate Connorson to- DOORS CATCH BOTH.) 120 brooded ond the Jealousy that m od his heart made him de: His anger fairly siazled as he dev | his Thanksgiving dinner, and by t4 time S——_-Unhappy Youth Arrested for), mma reuche dtho wine and nuts be |had devised a bold undertaking He 4 apping,” but Is Dis: had mapped out @ plan to elope with charged Because Fair Owner) "i now tnat sties Vaughan took Large CAPE, COL- LAR, Point Ven- ise, suitable for wy : her little pet out fo! ‘airing every ¢ of Animal Fails to Appear. | « val bio rep ‘up She dake street Stamps patina p01 8 mere than halt of these sults haye Deon sold for $5 pa 1) bh: pping from dow to ahado' * ; good ; Saturday's price ....... Ceveconcededees . emanates Hi reat ily Miss Vaughan and Tiny camo| | With Cash From glass lamp and 50 | dog landed Harey| with sielthy Tum!" Meyer aap || Parohases NOON LA» sonthateanelclitondanae pheonddbate re | Gens embroldery 4 tplwny of 8 sey *Y| forward and selzed him by the collar! 1 911 Noon Till Closin g|| ssned wooden Gt y by the collar, Meyer, a very daper young man. In the| Grasping the dog te : ased: “Curses on you, ‘Wogt ide Court to-day on a charge of | be shook Mt and box, and one new and pretty mut!” Then he slapped Tiny on the 1 ma truc- nieve ty Interesting Items for Girls.) 5's: 10 i “pupnapring,” ax Detective Troy, the] oar es oe ag ; hay lie m4 oe ei Oe F complainant, put tt. omnes tn te Mayer. He th § | f Vf M Ch th r rie Dreases, in fancy plaids, st made circular, yoke out-| TABLE C - Le doa Wie a Hewtovndian’ weleh-|Crhral vivid: Impressions’ ct taming ale 0. oung én § G/o ing. Men's 75c, UM-| ned with rufile of self material, full skirt with deep hem. ERS, Oriental, \ harp corneta on bis stomach and \) BRELLAS, 28/ lined throughout, sizes 6 to 14 years.........cscseseeeeess 1.00 solid mercerized 4 fng two hundred pounds, that answered | stmiggling vainly to extrici Dis band inch, made from Yo the name of Tiny. ‘That Tiny's own-| from Tiny's collar, fine’ Engliah| rs Walking Skirts, in plain and fancy melton cloth, made seven and Gobelin Tap- ; $8.00 Suits Gabel 4 id estry, 2x2 yards, er, Misa Nora Vaughan, of No. 146 Charge of Dog Stealing. ne English! “gored, tan bottom, prettily strapped with self material ea yards, | Weat Porty-tourth steect, did not ap- manne aver butte $8. 00 Overcoats, e Sloria, 8 gibt | length 82 t0 87 Inches. ...s..see+ Televisa 3.98) wey. ee peas to press the complaint, is all that} stones was ic ly painful, and rago! ram gaved Mr, Meyer from temporary re-| the climax was reached when he was Young Men’s Snits and Overenats from a maker whose clothes Congo wood ban- | Girls’ full length Coats of good quality melton ploth, circular cape,| fringe, value up being revolved with dlagy rapidity in “are different;” different in etyle, different in cut, different in finish, tel in tt rt oooler, t dies, plain or| double-breasted front and full back, with belt, colors blue 9 to $4.00, 1.98 ie Wewna dibeharées be vont to ne Sor, tt ioe ane eae from the ordinary, every-day sort. We bought them for considerably hr pace strong} nd brown, sizes 8 to 14 Yeare.....sssscseesersevereeeee 3,' 8 each v.. He | the corner of Eimhth avenue, bought] When thay got Mr. Meyer from un- less than the wholesale cost on account of his overstocked condition bes ure evi us of the door three mongrels and slapped them each ss aeenasdd with Heleetive Troy foparately until they howled. After vd placed him under arrest. &he Bad eased his wrath he told the story | charged him with stealing Tiny, de- of the dog and the girl It yaa some his protestations to the contrary, thitie like this sige gvidence of several passersby, lke t s tn an ocular tiluston marvel When Mr, Meyer firet met Miss ngth of the Newfoundland’s Vaughan, Tiny waa an unknown quan- | tall tity In the household, He began to pay] | Tiny was restored to. her mistress, P ardent atten to the young woman| 4 . race as evinced AY his it was bis uilimate opinion that] slapping the three mongrels, ac- id pee ie ipsenlle Coriling to the sober opinion of hie Duy Fankes fim Dowastalre sympathizers, was justifiable by inher . oem aie... $96) Child’s $3.00 Coats, $1.98. [wit bend Thildren'a 750, UM-|Chlléren’s Cloth Coats, in red, brown, navy, belge and cadet; deop| 824 20 yds. 48c BRELLAS, size] Cirewlar capo trimmed with fancy braid and lace medailions;| bemer for. 9 and 24 inch, double breasted: finished with pearl buttons; box or belted J 98 MEN'S SOCKS, paragon frames, i alges 2 to 4 years, : . medium weight steel rods, fancy | Children's Coats, made of good quality cloth, in navy, red, brown and! cashmere, natu. or plain wood) royal; double breasted front; loose back, belted: cape effect; trim-| ral shade, fine handles, fine} med with fanoy braid and lace medallion; also military effect, in| quality, seamless aa gil * red and blue, Anished with gilt braid and buttons; sizes 2 98 feet, double heels J ' 2 to ears. d toes; § choice ..... 48C| am bs : te kind 15¢ and a backward soavon, THE OVERCOATS are of Oxford and Cambridge gray melton cloth jn the new ‘Tourist and full Box Back models, also some with belted backs; all are nicely lined with superior “Farmer's” satin, have silk velvet collars and hand-podded, square-cut shoulders; sizes 14 to 20 years; 30 to 36 chest measure, THE SUITS ere of black and blue wool fabrics and also fancy mixtures, in ainglo or double breasted effects, and full-cut pants; sizes 14 to 00 years; 90 to 3 chest measure, Men's Sample Overcoats. Just a inttic Jot of 8& that we pioked up at a remarkably low price; Beveral evenings ago, how when France's Naval Programme. sizes 36 to 44. If you can tnd an Overcoat in the lot to suit you, It Imp't’ J , fi " ’ ' ‘ A p't'd PLAQUES, rt t MEN'S SHIRTS he entered the hall door SAAT as. erick natal innealnien eee means a saving of from $5.00 to $10.00, pretty subjects. ppo un ty 0 uy urs and DRAWERS, @ut and embraced him. ‘The dog stood| |The French naval programme theures Overcvars wort $15.00, $18.00 $29.00, $26.00, mounted on gold a} / fine grade; extra mat, In round Chea natural wW 0 0 1,|! gilt frame; Ic ° well finished; choice .. . Fur Boas of black Coney, with|Imitation Bear Boas, large, full| full sizes; warm CABINET pic-| $¥0 %Arge brush tatls; entire| size, length two yards; 3 qycy| and durable; || t TURE FRAMES,}| length 60 inches; value 1 50 Value $5.00., . $1 %, each, 85c . up on its hind legs and affectionately! Jald its forepaws on the young man's chest, That he toppled over and fell down a pair of stairs was purely an s, by smaller a aceldent and the canine expressed deep| which will be 60 submarines. Speclal at $800 §900 §10.00 $14.00 $4.00 Boys’ Suits and Overcoats, $1.98. In a splendid assortment of all-wool fabrics, in a wide range of up-to-date patterns; well-made, good- fitting garments. Four Suit and two Overcoat styles to choose fram; sizes $ to 16; according to style. with glase; all] $3.00 ....cscscccsesees ee to match, | Cement eo lors; ‘ satin ned; value ~ to - Wear choice ,... 5C| Water Mink Scarf, Imperial shape,| $5.00..........+ a 3,00 a? Untrimmed | -| 80 inches im length, squirrel/Black Marten Double Scarf.) HATS, felt, mee poe uf lined, six full tails, faney ge 4 yards jong, with six} trimmed w ie i rr ack leather, 4 ts; val 8, cord fastenin, ribbon, — qui ng a e size, ne 19¢ Hilde, ba 5.75 value $15.00. 9.75 and velvet, ~ ones for., ¥ , Genuine Alaska Sable Scarfs, Im-| some untrimm f W 9 S it Ieabella Fox Boas, of fine grade, per shaped colar, with four} hats, in all the O omens Suits. IEBIG'S EX-| rich, dark stripe, with two large| tails, fancy cord fastening with| newest shapes TRACT OF! brush tails; length 1% two tails; value and colors; MA 7.75 amie! 11.75 Here's a word of Saturday's Bargains in the Second Floor Cloak Store, Three groups of Women's High-Grade ‘Tailored Sut t radtoal reductions to induce rep!d clearence. As AUS + val 10,75...+ 5 rth 5 tles tor, 25 yards; value §$ $17.50 ., wo! 00. An extra apectal inducement we jwill ¢ ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE. to be, chotee .... 19 rch’ S'S Good Winter Shoes for Little %s,7|" Walking Suits, stylish, up-to-date models, heavy gold RIBBONS, 5, In, Women’s $ Instead Tourist Coat Suita, Norfolk sults, short and frames; mahog-| This lot came to us from a Boston manufacturer who was behind| wide, all ‘atl, ; 4 Tailored of three-quarter length Jacket Sults, in man- any finished/in bis shipments, They were offered us at about % price, You are| fine rich lustre,!! y, Suits, Ve $15 00 nish mixtures and light or dark colorings, Ppa boxes;|the gainer, so take advantage of this sale, in all colors, ‘ all sizes, 32 to 42. sizes 14x noice 4.98 , tae 18 spit sty mates ty omen vane {| 2 28| Woman's $2.50 Box Calf Shoes 1.79) . és TABLE TUM-|« Women’s¢ | J 95 Instead htting jackets of various lengths with Swiss embroldered'| These Shoes are made on the very newost shaped lasts, with Cuban|T ° ) . . 2 BLERS, essorted Tailored of plaited skirts in desirable fabrics; included H ANDKBHR-| heel, dull calf tops, in lace only; sizes 2% to 7,C, D and B 1.79 Pe ae are cheviots and mannish mixtures; thor- CHIEFS, scal-| widths .,..... ere eg sheenene theese teeaee a Suits, $178&$18 oughty man tailored and lined with sub- loped edges, lace ’ , pedestrian pat stantial taffeta or guaranteed satin. EL Rohe | Sh Misses and Childrens $1 e 50 Shoes, om suit 15c broldered, val- 1.19 DEOQORATED Copies of {mported models and exclusive $ oO . err) <e TY creations of the leading New York makers’ Ue, 1c, each 6c CHINA FR OLE re Made of heavy Dongola Kid, heavy soles, solid leather counters; the) py.) 1 . Instead of the finest medium-weight othe, Fancy ST OC K| misses’ sizes have little heels; these shoes are really $1.59 | 3 ID AREA Broadel 9 AND BUTTER ’ Lymansyille Cheviot, fancy mixtures end COLLARS, with! value; sizes 8% to 2 PLATES, OAT. of i other high-grade mate: in the very b “ ty Suits $258¢$30 {atest long or short. coat ti chiffon Ja bots, ’ MEAL & FRUIT ’ hualfeitted ‘backs, with plaited skirt. “2 with beads ta] Men s $2.50 Shoes, $1.50. SAUCERS, richly |! 4 the celebrated $260 Kreuger Calf Wear-proog| ‘corated and will A few pairs left of ret aaa Shoes for men, in sizes 6 to 11, with no 84g left; we will 1 50 La are worth 79c.,. 5OC| close them out at .. 100) En eee 1 AALS A Sensational Sale of Women’s Shoes. ‘To-morrow we place on sale two thousand pairs of fine Patent Leather and Kid Shoes, the brand names of which every woman is,familiar with. The shoes In this collection, which are | made right here in Brooklyn, comprise the finest Patent Coltskin, Viel Kid and Box Calf, with | Cuban and military heels, lace and button, extension soles; also light, flexible soles for dress wear. | Every pair of shoes in this lot is of this season's !atest style and weight; in the assortment are all sizes in B, C, D and E widths. Shoes which always sell at $3.00 and $3.60; to- if 95 . warning symptoms will soon prostrate a ; ’ : woman. She thinks woman's safeguard is cali “tn the Childses'e thes Bag aE, Pinkhare | ty, hil’ Shoe Dap BROTHERS amie Lydia E, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Sale of Good Reliable Shoes at One-half Price Continues) iad Fifth. Av. & 9th St., B'klyny Bi 3 “DEAR MRS. PINKHAM: Ignorance and neglect are the cause of Boys’ $2 Shoes, $1.30 Girls’ $1.50 Shoes, 98e. Women’s Slippers, 490, 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 GRAND ST., Driggs Ave., i BROOKLYN. ; untold female suffering, not only with the laws of health but with the Fine Dongola Kid and Casco] Box Calf and Dongola Kid,| Worth 150, Kid and Felt 164, 166, 168 and 170 SMITH ST., worden, | o chance of a cure. 1 did not heed the warnings of headaches, organic Calf, newest tov shape, sises ‘| lace and button, sizes $34 to 2. | House Slippers, sizes 8 to 8, pains and general weariness until | was well-nigh prostrated, 1 knew I to BY. TH E BIG CR FE DIT HOUSE had to do something. Happily I did the right thing, 1 took Lydia B, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound faithfully, according to directions, and was rewarded in a few weeks to find that my aches and pains dis- appeared, and | again felt the glow of health through my body, Since T have been well | have been more careful, | have also advised a number Freely Extended to All. CLOTHING For the Entire Family. Furniture, Carpets, Clothing. Two Deliveries In Manhattan, Bronx and on Long Island Every Day: SATURDAY MILLINERY BARGAINS. Ready-To-Wear Hats 6%, and 7$¢,; our price to-morrow....,.. of my sick friends to take Lydia E. Pinkham’'s Vegetable Com- | OSTRICH PLUMES, 18- Valus All SILK POMPONS, very full TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE. pound, and they have never had reason to be sorry, Yours very truly,|] ‘meh lengths, full flue and $3 1.98 caiors and fluffy, for Children's $1Down & 50c, Per Week : 2 MRS. MAY FAIRBANKS, 216 South 7th St., Minneapolis, Minn.” (Mrs, a brillant jet black; usu- Swagger English Turbans and Silk Velvet @nd Misses’ Hats; good $15 Suits $9 On Purchases of y Fairbanks is one of the most successful and highest salaried travelling | ally $2.76; special Q Box Hats, in seasonable shades of red, brown, colors; usually ei OF 9 ve aes of $10 Worth, 4 saleswomen in the West.) errr seseense navy and bisck; prettily patted and ready 10 sypctal at ......,,606 This is the always busy store he- When women are troubled with Irregular, suppressed or painful menstruation, cause values such as these ue al- Fu rn iture i ¥ weakness, leucorrhoea, displacement or ulceration of the womb, that bearing-down ways to be had. These suits are f feeling, inflammation of the ovaries, backache, bloating (or flatulence), general de- double or single breasted worsteds and Everything for House. Pility, Indigestion and nervous prostration, or are Beset with such symptoms as UNDER-PRICE and fancy cheviots, well keeping. =. dizziness, faintness, lassitude, excitability, Irritability, nervousness, sleeplessness, + $15 4 z melancholy, “all-gone” and “want-to-be-left-alone” feelings, blues and hopelessness, Leather Goods. , made garments; $15 is the EASIEST PAYMENTS i : they should remember there is one tried and true remedy. Lydian BE. Pinkham’s , . right price; reduced for ‘ Vogetable Compound at once removes such troubles. Refuse to buy any other| WOMEN AY HANDBAGS B Ft / | this sa! only. as’ OPEN MON. & SAT, EVGS, medicine, for you need the best, | argain ewe ry. : “Dean Mna, Prvxmaa:— For over two years || Instead 98 The Newest Shapes. An tiepbrter’s endive euote tine, tnetetine deauth $18 Overcoats, $12. I suffered more than tongue can express with |} of $2, 00 Cc All Leathers. ful Plain and Rhinestone Brooches, handsome Scart- We had a rush for these coats last - kidney and bladder trouble. My physician pro- A purchase of 50) pieces gives you the greatest pins, stylish Necklaces, pretty Chains and the very week. You had batter come now, i nounced my trouble catarrh of the bladder, |} pargain opportunity we've sfen In many a day. All | | Jatest Hat (Pins, No two pleces are may never get another chance caused by displacement of the womb, I had a |} the good leathers, all the now shapes, all the wanted Terrien aeerrereitress eoreseeeeee sevens 19¢ arog woolle frequent desire to urinate, and it was very pain- colors, and every bag worth exactly double Satur- like it, Fine ns, $ ful, and lumps of blood would pass with the || day's sale price, Come and see. i a — filled and serses silver bg Rasy nl gen urine. Also had backache very often. solders 3. claspa; some with pretty uine Ir rede, cu - “ After writing to you, and recelying your THE NEW BEL TS. heart pendants; regular price should °39¢ very loose and long. . START RI GHT. $5 Boys’ Coats, $3. § 1 “Wett Beguals Half Done” reply to my letter, I followed your advice, and feel that you and Lydia E, Pinkham's Ve table Compound have cured me, The Val Of Taffeta 75 and 98e 48 G sas fs de Soi, | | BRACBLETS--Sterling Silver Chain Bracelets, sol- ‘ “ " > . ar dered link, plain and chased patterns, with ster. These are excellent overcoat SUCCBSS LIE: medicine drew my womb into tt Women's Taffeta Silk and Peau de Scte Belts in : : 5 : 3, S Sine, ree then Tses wall {fend oat j} the new high back and shirred effects. All sizes. | qa: pone eg he lh saad un 89c be bic gira ied py $ IN THE BEGINNING, any pain now, and can do my housework ‘ou want. Full $5 value, $3, We will also place on sal with east,” Aine. Atigr Lamoy, Kincaid, Migs, OPERA BAGS. Children's sterlifg Silver Bracelets and Ladley’ ual fine all-wool boys’ suits; were $6; at this sale papoose rand eeee eee eee eee No other medicine for female ills inthe world has r. Strand Bangle Bracelets, the 25c. and 390, 19 stich widespread and unqualified endorsement, Kind; our price GO-MOFTOW.......00c0cereee the price is .....+. feral foe 8 good from Worth Plain and Sinday World's } Business a $1.50. 98c Flowered Effects. Oppertgitian rt | A timely item of special value. These Opera Rhinestone Neck Combs, in shell and amber, rich sae! ‘ | © Mrs, Pinkham invites all sick women to write her for advice. || Ones have gold finshed bar t ith rch imported rhinestone mountings, usually 760. fe ense Ladies’ Department, | . thousands to health, Address, Lyon, Mass. plain aad Rowered ilk ad es and 08; one dh asin anwar Ai 1%) Visit Our Imm " P 4 ei