The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1905, Page 5

THE WORTD: THURSDAY FVENING, JUNE 15, 1905, ROBBED STORE IN BROADWAY'S BUSIEST PART (Photographed by an Evening World Staff Artist.) | ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD WIFE AS SHE LOOKED IN COURT ‘FATALLY HURT BY SLEEP FALL Joseph Rouse, Aged 12, Som- | nambulist, Tumbles from a! Window and Is Dying, Though Only Mark of Injury Is a Scratched Toe. Burglars Work Successfully | here White Lights and Pedestriazs Abound, at No, 1% a k of the cl is never stilled, rBoad- Joseph Rouse. to-day by falle y window of No. 1 Eighteenth eo rear wall, Srom plito-glass ta dn full view ¢ way all night and the eletric 1 are left burning. Tila condition was, apparently, no han- @icap to th & crooks The pollee who al red the burr: Jary to-day after Manager Willoughby had reported it at ‘Tenderloin A woman in the house was awakened | wh by a crash in the rear | King out, saw the child | n n, Y explained that. the e wince he had been « had been a somnambulist, before had gone near a wins Nettle fe | able to but nev O% When the bov was examined at the hospital there was only a scratch on him, and that on one of his toe his ‘condition denote the Bintion, are at a loss to figure out how o the thieves entered the building, From the fact that in climbing from the rodf of a one-story extension to the fom which the pi hot recove across the 6ky- a network of thieves pried the Herald ‘ough thereby, also medith’ whet tothe Jadder in Lena Stark, Who Presents Claim Against Wealthy Jacob Finelite, a Pretty Child, Simple-Minded as Average Girl of Her Age. wi um, vd ne nde opening maw yor a Jewlst entielty of y bya rabbi at the pro: fe Jefferson Market Pole ny itn and visible ds the 1 and pedestrians pass hoe store the rob- nto the establish. hearing Will be held on June Pattern Com: like the hearing will be PRON AAAS private, The d ase of this ted out a floor ven- he Was too smi | alleged child w re such that Magis- nn does not belleve they ought w admittance. game. devotees Some of th r | the wall, the pla | to thelr adva A Nation of Sportsmen, (From the Boston Transcript.) Wo are now in the full swing of leties and outdoor S$ and the Better than the Old Days, mn the Washington Stas.) ther says that she | her brother says case, she Ave BO! finding what tt 1s creameries—rich and delicious, and other wit- y company would travel for| future are being developed | and fin all i ny co w t i devel oy in the ¥ a ine ut seeing the Inside of a@lcant lots. Goifin auto ot ail thee New| Renuine revival. ‘deen sald about decline of the] sportsmen. way the mar: Thelr statements the lb, share, Smoked Beef. Delicious Little Lean Blea eure Hams, regular Picnic size, weight 5. to 7 Ibs, & Ib..s006. 8c cuts of bee’ economica ppetizing and b, package. Free with all purchases excepting G. O, D. Or DIOBY BELL ifn, "The Education of Mr. Pipp.! Jf you wish to enjoy a go¢ Oke, iry the Slurad Cigarettes” Wh, Mee, MURAD Cigarettes are the unanimous preference of the most discriminating critics in the world—the stars of the theatrical profession, i James T. 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Trading Stamps At All of Our 155 Grocery Stores ders, Special Gifts of S. & H. Green Stamps with our ffees. Specials. e,) “SC B can 2 1b. can 1511-15 Myrtle Av., cor. Irving Av. ty) | It is now part of the JAMES BUTLER system, mak our 155th G ry F sinh Store. The old customers are more than pleased with the change. Qui ellen prices suit, and so do the fresh stocks of foods, groceries, luxuries and de! every day, and evident apprecia » 79¢ mt 1,00 in SS 75¢ o , 50¢ 85c ree 100 MELLOWED BY 10 YEARS REPOSE IN THE wooD ] RYE Crop.of 1892 In Glass Only It's Dure, That's Sure: Served and Sold Everywhere New York-and Kentucky Co, Our famous annual shipment of June butter has arrived by fast freight from the Western with the think that actors get the H } Way Jets hae started with . Baseball| home and fi Gls Caen rane that they once had? ie votaries in as great numbers | ‘The large clubs, Ae ah fresh fragrance of green pastures. This is the in happy. to aay that thee | filed eich. these te ke dee ae ether | craines for ea a forest very best butter that it i ibl k Oo Bay € ey | les vith those who like to see others r ea ted to be. A Mag. bean femombor the | plage andthe baachail champions of the | tothe. aereamn hn eat hel Mi er that it is possible to make. To add to your enjoyment we sell it to you at actual cost to us by the carload-—21c. a Better call around early and get your 50c 50c 35c 25c¢ « 28c., 20c., 17c., 15¢ Another Store in Brooklyn. A few days ago we bought out the old-established and well-known gro- ¢ cicadas, Y Wines and Liquors. Sole Proprietor SN Flour. | J Pride of St. Louis, milled from finest hard spring wheat; 314-1b. bag, 13c,; 7-lb. bag, 25c ee Canned Vegetables. BRAND, iXCELLENCE, ian + B50 Cracker Special Fresh daily from the UIT COMPANY 1 1b. yer 10c Peerless Malt Extract. Perfect Jams 1 Marny Malt Vi eh ley and i Peppered ream ke Tonic, invaluable for con- hon: tancie ta Clara ¥ Peet tras dT Apricots "ii Apples rows | Sr EES