The evening world. Newspaper, January 25, 1906, Page 8

BES MADE NO NOISE, ites ‘cold outside, DOOLEY’SLEG BROKEN dred end Twenty-ftth s ei treet with a STOLE HOTEL SAFE Burglars Then Blew Strong’ Box in Jenning’s Back Yard, Getting $500. ‘A dand of burglars, who are probably wafe or piano movers, entered Patrick Zennings's hotel, on Borden avenue, ‘Long Island City, to-day, carried an §00- ound safe out into the back yard, Diew it open and secured $00 In plun- der. When Mr, Jennings opened up his bar this morning he missed the safe, There was no trace of it, At midnight he had locked up his roll in it, and therefore ecame anxious. An open back window 4n the rear of the hotel gave him a clue, diMeculties when married burg. about carry the parlor carpet, through which they ook it, with biankets and bxirds, No one had heard an explossn in the Reighborhood of the hotel DEATH CAME TO HIM AT SALOON TABLE. For Hours Aged Pat Regan “Slept” Before the Truth Was Discovered, When the crowd was put out of the back room of Birdie Brothers’ saloon had been very neat = out the safe, covering the bride's mother, 169 Carroll street, objections, and Mr. Weisenborn thelr own tands. and they started in *Love found its way through many Schrepper and Edwin We gad, he tollowed it out into tue back) L. Kus ard, where, 200 feet from the house, Ye round pieces of the sate. Laken reverie frowned upon the Prospect of having a Roman Catholic tor a son-in-law, she being a Protestant, Hoping to overcome Mrs. Schrepper's her daughter and the afil- Anced husband waited until,New Year's, | when they decided that, as both of marriageable age—she being nineteen | old—they would take the matter into ‘Two nights later a Myrtle avenue Jeweller sold the couple a wedding ring the home of Magistrate Tighe, In Bergen “THE ‘WORLD: THURSDAY ‘EVENING, JANUARY 25, Trudged in Rain on Long Marriage Quest Miss Genevieve | Schrepper and Mr. W tion, . | them to Municipal | 156 Smith street. \. the Ownership ticket, his first opportunity to tle a nuptial knot. ‘The couple were to have been mar- ried last June, but at the last moment home by telephone. ness afead nesses. Althougi only. who lives at No.| blank marriage certificates. an carried one of filled out and attested street. As he was not at home, Miss! enborn. went to the Butler street station for informa- The sergeant at the desk advised yee Alderman Kuck, at No, Alderman Kuck’s wife summoned him Knowing the busi- im he brought wit- three days in office ‘the Alderman had @ supply oft and Mrs. Weisenborn, hapoy end une gry after their long tramp in the wet. them away, properly KILLED WIFE AND HIMSELF. | rites lar Minsen spectively, Jealous Man Shot Wife, Children and Committed Suicide, } MARTINSBURG, W. Va. Jan. %— In a fit of Jealousy Charles P! Hess Pour Waa shot and probably mortally wounded YOUR LAST ‘CHANCE POSITIVELY LAST WEEK The $5.00 Kind, Our Price 48c. GOLD No Case SHELL Too . Bverbedy, Knows What Constipation Is But Not Everybody Knows What | Hunyadi Janos Is were, thirty-three years a heavy rain for), greater or less extent from constipation in one form or another. No. 807 West One Hundred and Twenty- fifth street, at closing Ume last night one man remained behind. The waiters didn't bother him for he was asleen they thought, and besides he was oid Kegan, once a bartender in the peace. Old Pat hadn't been in yery eood tely. fte'll fleep all night.” said Mike the ‘and won't do any harm here. Troglio, a grocer, on too." And so they left ium. This morning oo Reo, the porter, opened yp the room and began to scrub, He whis- and sang but Pat In the corner ever moved, and at last he shook the old man. hen he ran out for a voliceman, Dr. Gardner, of J. Hood Wright Hospital ked: “Dead for maybe ten tours.” ‘The body was carried to the West One Hundred and Twenty-ftth street station. ‘He must Irive been dead for hours while patrons were drinking about lio’s, She suddenly $000 in bills was in the skirt, but the $500 tm. 33 Goerck street, who home. room of his home. HE WENT TO SLEEP. Says Saloon “Entertainment Com- mittee” Relieved Him of Ten Dol- lars and Threw Him Out. James Dooley, thirty-two years old, ot No. 4 East One Hundred and For- ty-second street, was found |: Way torday at No. id Hast One 2a about $1,! pone & time thre was some m iow he came by the inju the man find been ‘sen! ae suse of @ queer experience had had at midnight.” He ‘had Sosrane cross-town car at Broadway an Hundred and ‘Twenty-fitth streot, tovee ‘paleep and woke up at the end’ of ee “route—First avenue. He Went into a loon, says, to inquire where he Was, and ineldentally he made the ge ‘hey took of three affable emen, hey took an interest in his aire to the extent of hen they threw out the door and as 5 fell with od bent under his body it was broken did not care to go back to the saloon Entertainment Committee. so he €rawied around on his hands and knens until he got to the hallway where he was found. He slept there all night ‘until discovered this morning. LOST $600 CASH AT A FIRE. Boy Arrested for Theft Confesses, but the Money Is Not Found. There was a fire in the flat of Cito the six-story tenement house at No. Goerck street last night, After the fire was out firemen threw out of a window a lot of half-burned clothing, including a skirt of Mrs. Trog- garment, hurried to the street and found Joseph Baum, aged fourteen, of No. rummage the debris, was arrested at his He confessed, the police say, | that he had hid the money tn the bath- The bathroom was searched, but the money was not found. Tagito's loss, in addition to the $600, is ———— SMOKE TALK yf CIGARS were passed to us on platters how could we tell a clear Ha- cigar fills you with indescribable con- tentment and there’s no irritation what- ever, you can gam ble, blindfolded, that it’s a domestic Rosert Burns Cicar And does not this suffering seem fool! unnecessary when we realize it Is du ply to ignorance of the proper and simp! remedy—HUNYADI JANOS—the great Ni the third floor of tha’ aaa ee most inexpen! tle is but a doses. One dose is % « tumble: on arising in the morning. The result i: always certain, quick and thorough. pleasant and natural relief without grip- | ing or purging. Try It. At all Druggiste. | remembered that the ining of the A large proportion of humanity suffer to How really few there are who do not know the distress, | pain and general discomfort resulting from failure of the bowels to move regularly. tural Mineral Laxative Water, not only al Difficult FREE For Us. eral offer Wdunag the Mia seul offer Visio ne Ratha at feine Fees Hundreds of testify oe ‘the wonderful ae eae ks Gladimere Perfect Vision These lenses are perfection. No. paine, oF, ex. has been spared to make the most, mai jour ‘Ieneee in Fevolutionizea tical Dusines, and are eye specialwis exclusively, making the we stud: tak Pe ee Leen see tana a Sre-the ‘neaole wit broke the Optical. Trust aad cut | as S Fae! if iscellaned®: 3 tipo ieee mis too the most exper! sts no more, — bie ‘save™ Sour Gnd avold the rush. “Sent by mall, § cents egtra. Children’s eyes a speciaity. Glass eyes madeto order, $2. Failing vision restored UNITED AMERICAN OPTICIANS, rieieumens, 116 East 23d St. “Nex rar poor. Branch, 62 East 14th St, THE LARGEST RETAIL OPTICAL HOUSE IN THE WORLD We Sell No Jewelry, - Prescriptions, Prismatic and Compound Lenses at Cut Rates sf was gone, had been seen to Store eS 5AM, SiabtidheerPtn Store aa 5.30 . M. In every detail the Leading Retail Establishment of Brooklyn. AAAAAAAAAAAAS VVVVVVVVVYV TS YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT Eau Odd Pieces One- *=Gem Simplicity, pa AAA AA AL in green Specialty for these Davenports. Sig Fino 6-Piece Parlor Suites, $80.35 FORMER PRICE $65. Mahogany finish, ‘su- ." perbly crotched. The upholstering ts of finest g papers Verona, over spring seats. Never before were high - art parlor suites priced so inconsistently low, BRUSSHLS CARPETS, beautiful pat tema; very durable: worth yard. Special ree Price AXMINSTHR CARPETS {i 6 Variety of designs; mplerdid weaves: 54 a fonabier wore b #139 & yard. gg | Special Price acnolnatng a NOS CARPETS, very Sonn 1.78 a and. Price SPEAR & CO., 6th res & 16th Open Saturdays Until 10 P.M. fis $393 A truly ornamental sofa by day—a peerless double bed at night. changed instantly by a! simple push, No cumber- some mechanism to get out of order. 4s mahogany fintsh or golden oak, upholstered id a Carpets and Rugs. IVVVVVVVVVV Ve and in perfect fit. Every one is the Shirt fabrics it the siiteous up for us by one dozens to-morrow. possibility. pair of separate cuffs to match; sizes Can be prices. The frame in the Pattern Store < or red velour, < stores ask “< “Delineators ”” woman's magazine, Girdle Forms, assorted styles, regula Collar Supports, in black or white, at Dress Shield assorted 1 ‘siz ‘in ‘Tigh or highly absorbent styles. . Dress Shields, Japanese silk covered Tubular Fancy Hat Pins, in pea larly Sc. each, at. for use in Remnants of ton, at half Lisle loom Ela larly 4c, to Machine Cotton, 2¢. £ Spool, a ‘ e Cotton aning kid gloves. 300 yards Machine Cotton, ¢ _ larly Sc. a spool, at. ewing Silk, 100-yard spi "96,4 spool, Hose Supporters, cotton elast Pitspar * Cineinnats ? 6 Men's Shirts CT HIRTY“SIX HUNDRED NEGLIGEE SHIRTS will start here on Friday morning one of the best offerings we have ever made. 60c. and 75c. Negligee Shirts at 39c. $1 Negligee Shirts at 59c. Each, Every Shirt was made expressly for us. It fs a chance that in the face of the rising cotton market seems outside the The 60c. and 75c, Shirts at 39c ‘Are made of excellent printed, corded madras, in light] Are made of a splendid, soft finished percale, all white grounds with neat figure and stripe patterns, over twenty | grounds, with neat black and white stripes, check: Sitferent designs, All are well made and each Shirt has 2) figures. A Notable Notion Sale. NE, HIGH-GRADE, DEPENDABLE SEW- ING NEEDS for much under their usual And as an extra offerjng we shall give Several Thousand, Christmas Be sure to come early enough to get one of them. There was never a finer number of this famous Hooks and Eyes, assorted styles, regularly Sc. a card, at le Safety Pins, heavily nickelled, regularly 5c. a dozen, at Be hoe Laces, regularly 10c. a dozen, at. Pearl Lace Pins, regularly 5c. a dozen, at. turquoise or colored glas: Glove Hand: with movable fingers and reversible oar ‘Op. Assorted styles of fancy Hose Supporters, some, mith pad, Extraordinary. There will be Every one is squarely up to the mark in the details of finish a Shirt that would sell readily for the regular price. And we had from the mill at a bargain—that is the secret behind the sale, of the best Shirt manufacturers in the country. They should fo by. A The $1 Shirts at 59c Spots, Over twenty-two patterns—separate cuffs with 14 te, One oe each shirts Rid at to 17 in each style. im None sen} Irish Linen Table Cloths, $2.79 Instead éf $3.25. OVEN AND BLEACHED SNOW WHITE fm Ireland. Pretty patterns, all high-class designs, and a bor- der all the way around every one. Just this one size, which we were lucky enough to get from the Im- porter under price. Hemming them will be a pleasant task—with the choice patterns and fine quality under one’s hand to remind one of the unusually good value at.. None sent C. 0. D. Main Floor, 49c, &£ 69c, Photo Frames, 25c RASS-FINISHED and gold-plated Photograph Frames in oval and square cabinet sizes. Not one that does not emphatically tell the story of its fine 49c. or 69c, value notwithstanding to-morrow’s price of..... 25¢ Main Floor. 25c. for 59, and 75c. "White Mercerized Suitings. HE Suitings are woven in small, conventional pat- terns and in stripes, and the highly mercerized yarns give a beautiful lustre that laundering will not dim, Regular 59c. and 75c,'values—if we were not on the slope toward warm weather we could not get them $0 Sell at... .0-seccaccceconsess Free. rly 10c, each, at.. regularly 10c, a se t weight, gum seen -10c, a pair 1c, a spool olors, regu- 2c, a a pair Oc, & pair fired at thelr two children, | j= a ‘1900. TELEPHONE; 3,700 CHELSEA To avoid confusion All Mail Orders intended for The 14th Street Store must be addressed:—I4th Street Store, 6th Avenue & 14th Street. Men’s Winter Overcoats $7.50 Friday at the 14th Street Store for Instead of $12 to $15. The warm spell is responsible. A Broadway,manufacturer was one to sell all his surplus overcoats at a sharp sacrifice. The opportunity came to us. We extend it to If you don’t need a new cece this season, buy for NEXT Winfer. Greatest chance on record the price named. Stylish Models, 46 and 52 Inches Long It will pay you to lay aside one of these stylish coats for next Winter. Fabrics are Frieze, Fancy Mixtures and Vicunas, In Black, Gray, Blue and Oxford. Lined throughout with Princess Serge and Satin Sleeve Lining. Sizes 34 to 46, $7- .50 $12to $15 Overcoats for for Bargains in Housefurnishings ¢ of the Largest and Best Stocked Basements in America. rior qualities at prices that demand your {m- mediate attention. aN 10¢ for 7-arm Pon. Slip Covers at $5.48. Made of Extra Heavy Damask, To keep our Upholstery Workroom busy we make! this astonishing offer. The price, $5.48, allows for 20 yards of 29-inch extra 290, for Gal- 4 Ing Wail Dryer, 48 «|| "farted Garbage 98c for $-foot Kitch. o heavy Belgian Damask;|} wns scat en Table, strongly inches long. larger suites in proportion made. at special prices. Only shrunk binding is used. Fit and workmianship the very 18c for nickel-plated Sponge Rack, ad- justable to a bath tub. Household Linens—Greatest Bargains Ever Featured by Any Store in a : Sweeping January Clearance. MUSLINS, TOWBLLING, DAMASKS, SHEETS, TOWELS, PILLOW CASES, BED SPREADS, COT SHEETS, A tremendous crowd should respond all day Friday to this really very sensational announcement. ‘ all the Remnants, Odds and Ends and Miscellanfous Numbers, and we're gong to larg out Fray at the fastest selfing prices on record. Main Wleax Unbleached and 15c {2,492 yard Pillow Cases. on EEE eos Cot ich for 5, e Bleached Muslins. qe Pillow *" Cases; | |e sits S34, 288 Ld 1 per yard for 5% Remnants of Un- bleached Muslin, Mae Hi heavy, full yard wide, to 10 yard pieces. Regular price 80. yard fer OKC RT mnants of Bleacheé Muslin, extra fime quaiity, 9 to 10 yard Lapoty Regular price fo. GC Retanantn of Us- bleached Muslin, extra Ly egular pri - (Limit jeces—a great sacrifice Brice to close out be- fore stock tak! Worth lic. to ee. yard. oc ench for Bleached Mazen,” mae of 5004 Spal Vals me Kitchen Glass and Varlous Lines of Towels. 500 044 Lots of Dam ask, Huck and Bath Towels, put up in Roller Towelling. Jots of 4 for Mo up to 4 4340 12, BiSi0" Keer 1, ee cy mnnmet trom | mantn of Kitohen Ginss ing. A saving ‘of 100 ees pane ‘Towel ioe rom rendy for use. mice 69c. Calg brat Extra | Large Size Bed Spreads. $1.09 farae” Sise Spreads, Marseities de® Value $1.48. New York s Popular a Bint bottle K POTATOES — Fancy, Larce fmooth Long Teiand White a re Manel PH JBC Choice Write Hal ne Chinook Salmon or German Carp, Ib. BEANS—Balle Bos: Rhode Island Bcallo; BAKED BE. fon, New York Bean mato Sauce; dozen, argo 8- hos dS Pri “6 he PLUMB—Bine Bell Califor- Green "Gage or Yellow Sisto, 88: Fe arse 15¢ Xellow, Yac EL ey forge bby Norway 0-1 PUMPKIN—-Golden dry packed Pumpki dos, 770; large can. » c Meats and Delicatessen Short Rib Roasts, Fie Btandin; YELLY, — Crratal | Conserve currant flavored 2 > ‘ 5-Ib, stone crock &£6 D Boar's he Theat Lara Com~ TEAS—All cluging. every variety BA fie ai ‘tniportation, : choice quality Sine cae Liason snide ie, Kummel—the Jimit ne erdera; bol Live Market d Bhore Haddock, eee uar , ‘i Ps Old Solos Brandy, te: BO OF foie, 2 Be | wi 1.0) ality New. York agent” Buckwhwat; Ibm. oe Fh Bate 10 1b