The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1906, Page 5

pod THE WORTD: TUESDAY EVENING, MAY'®, 1906. | DRUG ED, ROBBED | 7#™es & eater WA) WAAC —_-BURGLARS FLED INSAMEHOWE,BUT 5 WOMAN SAYS | eh jMrs. Weinberg’s Queer] Story of How She Lost Diamond Earrings. Had Rites and Bric-a-) Hopper and Wife Haven't $ Si01| Brac Worth Thousands | ken to each Other in thatTime Packed When Surprised. —She Sues for Separation. Spring Importation of Embrordertes, combined with lace, on Batiste and Handkerchief Linen, at extreme cessions from the regular pri IN HOME.| THEY WERE WED AT 16. et EDGINGS, INSERTIONS rd Time in Six Months Thieves! “No Girl Should Marry Till 3o,"| Regular prices $1.25 to $ Have Entered Home of Henry Says Woman—Blames Hus- | Erhat she was ¢ FLOUNCING, MEDALLIONS and BANDS. - os Seldenberg at Hastings. | band's Parents. Regular prices $2.00 to $3.50.........++...- 1 25 | West oS te { mtreet Ww ‘i y | Evening World.) | “My @ fs not to GALLOONS, FLOUNCINGS and ALLOVERS, ing only a tow ¢ away Y., May 8&—For tha) Marry un’ he; ra old. | Regular prices $2.50 to $5.00... RGIS 575 * of Mrs third time mbout six months the! By th e v ; won't ve af " n t er that will be Se. Belpre t A eas iaderntl ya Ae ALLOVERS, FLOUNCINGS and EDGINGS. fro-day. | birwtare’ tasestlatecs They. had vuoxed Naas Regular prices $4.00 to $10.00......2,.85 4,85 II silverware, linens and rugs to the value lor enveral thousand dollars and were ready to leave with thelr booty when | they wore frightened away by Mr. Setd-| > jenbere, who murprised them as they fin. |tened thelr work. Mr. Seldenborg wne alone in the house and he war awak- glars made tn sold and ts now) Meture of the wendered her u: aoment. The two men for whom t wking are des Broadway and 19th St. | | Kround of | ment Fo! have that no one up Franklin Simon & Co.- Will Close Out Wednesday | ae young Mrs. Ho: n to her hus! “Didn't Like Her Looks” 1 Hopper ja a 122 Women's Tailored Suits, of Tropical Worsteds, Men’s Mixtures, BROADCLOTHS, Chiffon Panamas and Mohairs, 1 5 00 Heretofore $34.50 to $49.50.......... . All this Spring’s Models, only one or two of a kind. No alterations or approval, FIFTH AVE., 37th & 38th Sts. He was} Sing Ging Welsh \AIPS. Jomes G Bioine - May $.—The Pos: to- j several WASHINGTON, Dont Be Afraid of My $15.00 Suits They do not come out of the sweatshops. They are fashioned in my own workrooms—perfectly clean, sanitary places. And don't be afraid of | the quality, the fit or the style. If there is any risk it is mine, for you must be satisfied | before you pay the bill. The wedding onan miaine asa Att athe | THREE WONDERFUL YOUNG RICE GIRLS POET, CRITIC AND SCULPTRESS “Muriel at Samia Has Pub- irselves or om lished a Volume of Forty Poems. en to wan ged to ret HENRY ALEXANDER, Tailor, TWO | 79 Nassau St.,Pst,hulon and STORES: | Broadway, corner 12th street. pleted a Mediae Is to Be ———<—<——————— ESDAY, MAY 9TH, “2 Pilgrim's dooks thet fton Pross, ‘The feature of these that they wer : if Sale of Silks. novel head, which will be exhibited | | Riyeenatere ee = jext fall. yy | 5000 yards TA A white and ivory, R | children of Inaac Le [Eesenhestp haat ticki heaais Gealieal quailty, Regular Price!75c, Mia. 55C sera THE Food Cure ar ce, miillonaire President of the Hol-| 4 Submarine Torpedo Gxnpany, end ey five in the Ddeantitil Vilin Julla,| e of the most ma, {dances Riverside Drive, | SILK REMNANTS—The Season's accumulation of Remnants of plain and ees Silks, Taffetas, Foulards, Crepes, &c, ONE-HALF OFF REGULAR PRICES. 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