The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1906, Page 9

[PULL FALS To SAVE BOY ROBBER i) Young Girl Identifies Him in| HEIRESS DIES OF STARNTION Little: Olds “Recluse: <(0f|| rise. catalan have veso Corsa Mansion Found |{s Situwes-rear-ala toy anarsea uy pully Eareee sca, Uiieey sel ba . . ) @xteen, ive Dying by a Child! fiz IN ONE ROOM, 1,000,000 ing been one of a party of four who as- saulted and robbed her of ‘her diamond ring in the hallway of her grandmoth- er'a home nt No. 21 Tenth avenue, was evident in tte West Side Court to-day when the Magistrate raleed’ tho boy's ball from $800 to $1,000 amd held him for Spectal Sessions, hts decision was reached when, after the girl had again LIVED _ Denying Herself Necessities of Life, She Shunned Grown told her story jd the Magistrate had . Geckied to hold the boy, ‘Thomp- Persons Entirely. eon, thla counsel, produced a letter signed with Miss Sands's name. It said thet ‘swtthout coercion of any kind,” she freely etated her desire to withdraw the change on the ground that she did not see Ghea When she was robbed and was npt eure he was @ party to it, ‘When asked by the Court if she had signed the letter she hesitated and then almost broke down as ehe said sobbing: ‘TZ algned it, but I told the truth when said I saw Shee that night and that held my head down while Quinn Qulled off my ring.” ‘I don't like the look of this at all,’ aaid the Magistrate. “It's a case for Sury a! there are scveral things to be Getermine’. I've changed my mind and I'l raise tke bail to $1,000.” It was oa Sunday night that Loretta who Lves with her parenis at Starvation and exposure cause? the Geath of Miss Maria Corsa, the little old maid, whose fortune ts estimated anywhere Grom $600,000 to $1,000,000, and i : i j i & g Pat i A i e a i j Hl a ; li : i i iy j i widst § z i 3 i i 5 k | ajire epee ofls PEELE iat ole xray i g l i t rH i , | i I i 8 4 5 f E £ : i ; i F ‘, Yi sf ' 2 J ghe was old Bhs HT Ul i Ul | g a 1° iy ibe i i i i | 4 Be Ee ‘ 8 i if E : Fs 3 i j EJ a8 fet | te | & ® fi i ‘| H ps PEP | E ie k 5 i : 7G | a y 3a e ge é i — ul aye TO FEATURE SADDLERS AT THE DURLAND SHOW A Special Prize Will Be Given to the Best-Trained Horse for Park Use. Axvengyments for the fifteenth annual Fs i i i i eit i 5 é : 7 : sixth street April 17, 18, 19 and 2, are fast nearing completion. The prize list twelve enddle, four fumping and twat) tweive ‘our jumping an r= three harness classon, Some $3,000 Is distributed to the winners. search Sees oc ive a BD ‘$100 the best stallion, mare 01 . any age, A feature of the he the class for the best trained paddle horse for park wee, mare or welding. A prize of = $100°s!lver cup will “3 to winner In class. ‘oalls for conformation. styl action and way of going in walk, and canter. ett fi g i frat i : URIG ACID GRAVE IN Baa ie : a i F sf at : i on hia ttl sees foul to the gale "ef your NN. ¥. and our ait fed pre ete {TUTES AND IMITATIONS.” S THE BIG STORE IEGEL SIXTH AVE. MEET ME AT NEW _ YORK A THE FOUNTAIN SANY OTHER STORE OP ITSELF Fr 18" & 19% STS. = CITY IN Friday KREAMER & POLISHD DO} RS; Japanned Ware. CHINA CEREAL JARS, bi andf white, with cove! CHINA Es, ‘decorations, with cover..180 BREAD BOXES, heavy anned Une ulcely stenoted; your choice braad Boys’ Winter Clothing a It was ask but se poresisit PRESERVING pei Sea iso Tin Ware, Q-qt SALT BOX. Norfolk Jacket Suit, double-breasted, Junior Norfolk Suit in mixtures, plaid and stripes; sizes 3 to 16 years Tourist Overcoats, Long Overcoats and Russian Overcoats in mix- tures; also Gray and Olive colors; Plain and in colors; all sizes; good, serviceable caps and extra good value at... g 3 A HBAVY UBLE BOIL- That Should Have Sold for at Least $36.50. We are occasionally out-talked in our advertising, because we have a strong predilection for telling the truth, which puts us at a verba. disadvantge as against advertisers not so handicapped. But while we may be out-talked, we ware never undersold, and we promise you that you will find this coat a better value than any of those widely advertised at “half price and less.” We don’t call this a half-price offer, because it isn’t. Our own price on coats But at $19.75 it is the best value in furs that has been given in this city, even in this disastrous fur season. It is a-near-seal coat, 22 inches long, made of fine, close, glossy, selected skins. Fitted back, box front and leg-o’-mutton sleeves. Choice of plain collar and revers, or with collar, revers and cuffs of natural or sable squirrel, ur nutria beaver. Lined with Skinner's satin, Price, $19.75; and you'll pay at least $40.00 for the same coat next Fall. Wen’s $12.50 to $15 Suits & Overcoats, $7.50 Mi Kinds and All Sizes. Good, good-looking, business-drees—the surt of clothing that six men out * of ten wear for every purpose except for dances and weddings, at + $7.50! Overcoats as good as the suits at the same price. At this price it’s cheaper to wear new, fresh clothes than to wear out your old ones. THE SUITS are in all sizes from 38 to 46—regular and stout. Single and double breasted sacks, made with care, correctly tailored to look well and keep on looking well. Serge lined, broad shoulder effects. Cut ex- actly like the highest priced clothing turned out in America. Browns, grays, stripes, overplaids and black Thibets. priced at $12.50 and $15.’ Choice. . THE OVERCOATS are cut in like, this was $86.50. 2 $1,50 we had paid what this clothing Teally worth we would have to you a great deal mare than $1.50; we didn't. Therefore: ‘ $1.50 izes 8 to 16 years $1.50 Boys’ Ston Caps, 190. -19¢ Che Housefurnishing Sate. SUGAR OR FLO) 5 Pemet UR CANIS: a +28e TOILBT STANDS, tron white enamel; com- cher, basin 1, plete with, pit and soap dish........$1.2% RATTAN CARPET BEAT- strong... i FANCY SCRAP BASKETS, assorted colors........+ 356 Wire Goods. vOVER EGG PRATERS..6c WIRE POTATO MASHT! strong, woug handle. WIRE CO. bighly @ach .. 3, COAT HANGERS: size copper wira 3; per dozen...,..,300 Sundries. “sIUPXO” =SCOURINO by : 63 Women’s Fur Coats at $19.75 8 the popular and comfortable long style, with a good choosing, also in the more conservative medium lengths. The long coats are in black and Oxford gray, The shorter ones are in Oxford and black frieze and in blue and black kersey. Full and ends. Former price chiefty $1 jortments in sizes—not odds jome were $12.50; choice on ular prices. They lar Iron Ware. COLD HANDLE, 8 Tm BL FR) P. lar family atze a DOUBLE Rt ae $7.50 ‘Take your choice Friday at from ® Remnants of Table Linens. 0, ELE - PANS, 9x14.25¢ $7.50 Wore Linen Bargains, ‘The leading item in the iuinen Sale for Friday ts 3 fine lot of ‘Cluny and Renaissance Centre Pleces at half rog- That hint is quite enough to start hundr of women Big Store«ward early in the morning. ‘won't be disappointed when they get here. The goods are impcrters' samples and, of course, in ones and twos of a pattern, but ones and twos of a pattern in centre pieces are all most women would want anyway. prices would run from $2.60 to $% each. 1.25 to 819.50, pylongths of from 2 ito 8 yards; bleached and un- hed. Qualities are those that sell regularly trom jc, to $i a yard. Take these #hort lengths at i8o, to SOc. a yard, HEMSTITCHE! CENTRE- DOI (CB. IECES AND VERS. Peo monies Teiatee 25e. and 400. Centrepleces doepsosseees nes tate 00] drawn © 80c. Centrepieces for. .290 ‘a 150, Centrepleces for SG0| fold, St prices $1.00 and $1.26, Centre| pati: MATS 6 r Shelf Ollcloths SHEIg? OILCLOTHS, all col- ore per yard. & 120 BAST(NG Baskets, YW CLOTH: Woodenware fs Darrel shai CURTAIN STRETCHERS, 6 pie “12; mickel-plated pins; un- | KNIFB) BASKET! tartlehable; easily folded; | , leaf; compartments, 260 can be used for the fines UNGH BASK: a5 inds and co! quality willow. Cutlery WASH BOILERS, No, 7 te, copper ‘bottom, dike; ite io COVERED ON SKaERS: for Shelf and | I al Dark colors, wide . Light wide Dari wide .... Light colors colors, STEEL i. Sharp SLEBVE Ag as....206 EAT OK BRS, family see demonstration, Bio ASSORTMENT OF 4 SIZES TAMPICO UB BRUSHES ... | Basswoop & | ES. co le 1 yards lo 1% yards © | TURKEY FEATH EHS, large size. ee 200 “i190 metas Further Pleasant Surprises in China & Cut Glass ! Every line of news that follows is important—unu sually eo. If you need any China or Glassware now or will need it by and by you'll be glad you read it. ‘We particularly call your attention to the offering of 100-plece Dinner Sets at $5.75, These of American peroelain and are beautifully decorated in effective spray designs in aera 912.00 is the uenal price of this set. This sale gives it to you for the lowest price we have ever heard of for such Laconia is ee se INNER SETS; 100 pieces, 8 soup tureen, large es and all large plates; by every standard of valuation worth $14.00; this sale............65 se ceeceee Seneslenas ueuipeetees Dinner Seis. . FINE AMPRICAN PORCELAIN, 100 and "urs, 100 large ions, CHINA | Oat delay. tureen ue + a rein se anenear: wot vita, Rab ma GA Odd China Priced so that you will be always * $10.00) adic to a in your shortage with- Soeteeges T a tty WINK 1.35 UTTER DISHOS ears 45¢ 175 CASSIBROLD 225 CASSEROL Loi dos: pRUIT SAC on. 280 SOUP TUREEN . BALCH BOATS, Gold Decorated Gable Ware at less than cost of common white. Every piece positively 40 per cent. ete pequlse value, x s. DINNER PLATWS; ea. 275 “don, BREAKEAST EATERS: each vist) 2:38, dos. i 1.80 dome BREAD AN a 17% MEAT DISH. 13% MBAT DISHES. 100 MEAT DISHES. 00, APTER-DINNER OUP: UCE! 3.80. ree eeu aes TANT sale the above line will be held in regular stock at regular prices. Bargain Friday. I~ LexNGTON TO SAVE 59" 00° St Jap Bear Fur Sets, Consisting of Large Fluffy Boa or Ficha, and Fashionable Pillow Muff, vaiue $15, for . a Nearseal Fur 5: consisting of large throwover ‘an value “pio $4.5 scart. and $7.85 and $8.75 Inaterm Mink Setm, soa $6.50 . Sale price, por set. es tern Mink Sets, extra large scart Value fi. Sale price, per eet 10 wear, They are in black, white, red, gray, gamet and. heliotrope. These hats have: been selling readily at $2.69, but for Friday Value $29, 5 Amertoan Ermine Set, ting of sca: and ‘mute. Value #00. Sale price, por ser, 4.90 Jap Mink S joot scarf and to $59. muff. Value $15, $18 & $21 8, cond and $8 and Saturday te $4.50 only we oft $2 29 ; nx, Brook Mink or Far basting ten aE copes bg * coats are 5) to 62 black kersey cloth, with Persian and other collars HoomInedalen’ Inches jong, made of the $29, $39, $59 & $60 2d Floor 50th St. Section Girls’ Chambray and | Dresses. In Russtanand fancy effects, trimmed with fancy col- Bloomingdates’, Main Wigor, Lex. Avg. Section. | FourSpccials» Ribbons | Woven Ombre Corded Sil Ribbon, 314 10c wide, regularly 20c, at.......... haved Persian Eilect Were Prat EOP eee ced bon, 49/tnches wide, regularly 35c, at... 9c 5-inch Warp Print All Pure Silk Ribbon, Felv- 9q larly 596, at oe Mg 584-inch All-Silk Warp Print Ribbon, regularly 750, Oe. ceecessens payers: Bioomingdates’” Main Plooe, sikh St” Beotlon, Spring Wrappers for Women in a Special Sale at Bloomingdales’ To-Morrow, WOMEN’S WRAPPERS, - ofstripedginghamor heavy <t Percale, with fitted bacic, full front; yoke and collar trimmed with embroidery; deep flounce skirt; spectaiat.. 91698 ‘WOMEN’S WRAPPERS, .., of good quality. sateen, — dark colors, black and many figured effects; plait- ed back, tucked front and fab collar trimmed with ribbon; full $1.98 skirt; special at. WOMEN’S PERCALB WRAPPERS, in checked and fancy stripes, plaited back, tucked front, stand- ing collar and full sleeves; se 5) AD | Striped Gingham Petticoats. | ored braid and pearl buttons or with ruffle on shoulder and front edged with em- broidery, 6 to 98e 14 YearS.eeese Girls’ Fine Ging- ham Dresses. Tucked pointed yoke with insertion, ruffle over shoulcer, trimmed with medallions and edged dla air 0 roidery, 6 to i4 $ jets BL98 Girls’ Sailor Suits. Fine quality gingham in two styles — shield of white popiin with emblem, large sailor collar trimmed with bands and folds of poplin, other style with full round collar edged withembroidery. Full pleated skirt: both style dresses, 6 to 44 years . ox, Av. Seatlon. . A Slipper Sale at $1.49 300 pairs of sample sllppers—Just enough @or the morn- ing hours—at this cut price. Other Interesting All-Day Specials: Evening and Party Slippers, Sandals, Pumps and Oxfords 8 Colored suedes, colored washable kid, fancy black kid, patent kid, plain, # ibeaded and ribbon effects, 4 > J and all colors in satins. with deep bias ruf- The design shown in the fle, finished with illustration is the most ex- | hem. Very clusive made. Rich and special at beautiful, suede. Prices $1.98 to $5.00, Special attention given to x jail and ‘phone orders. Bloomingdales’, 24 Floor, 0th St. Seatton: Wall Paper Specials: 24 patterns, suitable for all rooms. Regular 5c. quality, special a 30 patterns, in florals, gilts, tapestries and em- bossed papers, regular 20c. quality, special 20,000 ft. of moulding from 2c. up. Bloomingdales’, 3d jloor, 59th St. Section. WOMEN’S FINE GINGHAM PETTI- COATS, blue and 7 white, gray andwhite, § or black and white, §j EN of stripes and plaids— eee ruffles, finished with tucks a ‘ AN and hemstitching.. 9c, We, LIF & FLAP ; WOMEN’S BLACK «SATEEN PETTICOATS, extra width, finished with one, two and three ruffles or pleated ff flounce; also s-ctional flare flounce, $1.25, $1.39, $LA9, $1.93 & $2.98 Bioomingdates’, 24 Floor, 9th St) Seotlon, Another Bt ee Cut in Women’s lothing Prices. { To close quickly we have reduced about 300 Underwear at 4, f Al 12:c. Value 25c. Women’s Swis: Ribbed Vests, trimmed with lace at neck, witty and without wine sleeves, all sizes, easily worth 25c, Value 35¢. Al 19c. Women’s Cotton Swiss Vests, tasteful patterns of washable lace at neck and armhojes, ail sizes, selling elsewhere, even now,for 35. Al 25c. value 69¢. Women’s Fine Lisle Thread and Cotton Shaped Ribbed Vests, are with and without wing sleeves, highor low n:ck. Bloomingdales’, Main Fi., soth St. Men’s Suits and Overcoats terials, all sizes— Worth Up to $12.50 to 5.50 this On¢ Low Price, To make a radical clearance of our Boys’ $3 & $3.50 Suits and Overcoats Sizes 8 to 15, we have bee $1.88 duced them t0......e.e5-8 Young Men’s $10 Suits and Over- coats, $5.95. Bloomingdales’, 24 Floor, @0th St. Section Men’s Fleece-Lined Underwear, 29¢ Jaeger, silver gray and ecru; plain and ribbed; regular 50c. and 75c. grades. Men’s Wright’s Health Underwear, 59c Splendid $1.00 grade, but slightly imperfect, Men’s Rool’s Tivoli Underwear, 79c. | In camel's hair; splendid hygienic garments; regularly $1.50, Bloomingdales’, Main Moor, 60th St. Section. ‘Fine Decorated $9 Dinner Sels, ‘$4.98 Made of fine quality thin American porcelain, with neat floral decorations; sets consist of 100 pieces, including soup tureen and French soup plates. The gr vest bargain in New York. ‘These sets should not be confused with the chipped, Imperfect sets sold elsewhere at this price. “All Cars Transfer to Coupon. . ™ Upon presentation of this cou- pon to-morrew, Bargain Bri- ‘habazome Statseufew" design $1 Crochet Bed Spread tr 69 ik irene $1.50 Sateen Comfort- able for $1.00 erizod 3 White Table Cloth for 69¢ Sx pat $1.25 Dinner Napkins}: for 89¢ None of the above sold at) coupon, ices aimed’ without this a Bloomiigdales’, Matn FY, near Rotunda Bloominmiales’, Third Floor, 89th St, Section. Bloomingdales’, - -