The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1906, Page 5

¥ Mre Revert! reatibed SHOPLIFTERS. [STOCKS GAM, WITH 'WOMAN TRAPS ING . ORGANIZED IM THE TRADING BRK’ OFOUNG THES REGULAR GANGS Lawyer Tells Court They Have Association to | Protect Interests. Fig Reading na Kinalyemite| a Own Pur Finally Catche | ing | Continue as the Market Features, Mulberry tre k Loula 1 Went we department ato Leather 14) Erie, 1-4 and . fed revealed a startin 2 | Union F ware & Hud 1 Sehr ee ihe Be eoitat, A y ‘ t e | ade us | Lan Rei ; +t = fang " |DEPEW DROPPED FROM BALLOT. | t Mr aville & Na eo and t ing che otetth Mianenpote, Mi Pau hale “Because Marie fell 8 and Ge mM to try t 2 @ummer months under the This wae pasend rnpidly | trying only prison cases on the Increase In thie cit onts show that fifty shoplifting are pending trial When a ah arraigned before @ mas 4 in trial by tite court furnished and the p narket held ite strength tn later | pooket-book a | the afternoon after the gener 4 off below Inst night the d a eading was revived and the k 13-4 te top price Reading also became active 14 to 11-44. Brook and North Amert ed Stern Brothers Store Open Until 6 P. M. Daily Millinery Department $ tet (On the Second Floor.) New French Models for Carriave, Street and Evening Wear. Also a smart collection of Hats, the productions of our own workrooms, in all the leading color- Olmsted “Lavy to —ilaeatiad ference thonthe tn. the ‘peat a ings and shapes. Automobile Hats and Veils. tentiary Complete Assortment of Mourning [lillinery d To-morro™, will be offered a Special Purchase of Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric Edgings and Insertions at 7% 10°, 28° and 38° Yd. o Fee. Ball Player Denies Story = by Former Fiance of Miss mt © thee Mee e1.tral 12s, one ' t Chase had| & deolartion by “ Hefferman. 4| also bd od The announcement to-day by the =u {| Imported French pee ODES, $0, 75, 14.5 50 young ta parents of the engagement ‘|| with Baby Irish an¢é Cluny Lace, H ‘@¢ Mine Nellie Mefferman. of No M4 Pie j Wert Tenth etrfet. Bayonne. v Hal a4 } aotearoa ng Rh nhc rene AY ¢ West Twenty-third Street of the Afnertean f a the % | | 8 Biready married «& te «ine * Mert April - 1 . “Why, I was engnited to marty Mies |) Ml Metferman until Iaet April doweph McGrath, manager of the Prank. | § for Baseball Aw ation af Jorn wn she told me y martied to Chase I Open Saturday 4 when be corrobirated ‘A Home of Foar minicar; “a af i < whee soe kanten ‘the eons AY wat Rooms Comp'ete "125 _ 1owchuck Mra. Chase.” : lv Farnished at Not Wed, Baye Chase. The Evening World sent a telegram ai fo Hal Chase, who i ing with the Highlanders to * oule Keser him of Mite "eran Word,” "| $10,000,000 IN GOLD when | am. HAL CHASE. | DUE HERE TO-MORROW and Mra. Thomas Hefferman. tn the wedding Mr Abelr announcement, Se wy Will be eareorated al + home in ba re 2 Ine wm er Cor Meee Set ne ig wae] 08. the Cunard’ Lin camer Ce @clebrated leat + 1 in Stamford, Conn, | man. which ts due to arrive th this @nd that Chase has already pur hhae@d | port to QW, are shipments ot gold - Agirog: i £10,000, 000. These rooms are on exhibition at our Showrooms. We also furnish * a WHEAT HIGHER ON |3Roomsat $75 || 5Roomsat$150 “Dd y bev exbildiion of Bayonn FRENCH CROP REPORT. - rath to-day = Weite tor ome 00 Per Week ar Wherat ered vers ‘shiplove for what ooceslon| wheat wes Sng LON xkw Boon Cer. er Vit ha "kew Waa Har CHAK. When he sea var higher |] J taeatiame iatormin- Oo fone Melaha, Wa D Bayonte he Waa hccompe ouisét Ti Me-marke: today being (1 in rea dling sr pens iegeey. oe eee er, the utility man of the “High | huenced by che official French crop on applies thew. : AN ORATOR fers. ond Hogg. thé pltoder us) Account. entimate indicating a yield of 10,000,064 “T Antroduced the thitwe wy Awana’ Hee athe ferman, who was a ‘fan. ahd with [bushels lowe than last year's output Whom | had been Kesrtne COMPANY. | Com was with ‘wheat, ° aR | Wet tenes cat te the ran ern itt New York's opening prices were: | Mise Heffernan. After the perl Whent—Devember, 90 2-4; May, 14, | Again | met) Chase, and the two went! G, ap seat Way ‘for dinuer. After tha Mine] & aware Wheat feererna, was a fexlar attiondant at | —December i; May, 6 | o Highlanders! gamer in Manhattan, | sepiomber, 7 #4. Corn~May, | Bays Other Players Knew. | 42 BB to Af 84; December, 7-8; Sep- | “] always wought I was « ternber, (6 f-8 to #6 BF, Tae $225 The best Piano for its size and cost made any- tarry the young lady unn! be New York's closing prices were One day af a gasne I saw A wedding —Muy, Ri &S bid, September Ps, On her Sager. 1 baked her “aout ; December, 8 i-4 offered. t and she told me @ 14; September, & Bs; T T= inarried a few txtord, Conn. but that her fol not know anything shout It “uy prices were: Wheat 1 8-4; December, 1 3-4; ‘gid hot belleve her. and I hunted oe ! A Chase and asked hin He maid 1) MAy . PS eight epee ily to-day is the Was tris and 1-o0i0 “All right and the December, @ aw to a Las May, || Where y | 48 146 co 4 4, ne COTTON DROPS IN AN ACTIVE MARKET. youne aman has had only the greatest ees on tne ae the wite of ® great Baioe. piayel and a mighty decent The lant time t ww ‘Hal’ he told e he had purciwacd a nice home at o. By Race street. Ban Jone, Cal. and that when the season cloned he Mendelssohn Fi join te Sane pin, wie out there. | ye cotton market Atarted active and : ou know Was born and raised nt n > ough fh Jose And his foike five there. |2 ( % pointe higher to-dsy, although S, Sertaluly tian the fnew! girl in New | not as strong ae expe ted. Later prices | jereey for a. wife, and she hus the best here dropped off rs rat basuman to tho busthoce fora | ‘The opening prices were: Baptember 19.10; October, 0.40 to 9.11; November, 0.21} tt is made in our third factory and has proved itself to be the best small priced instrument ever put on the market,: Why? Be- cause of our enormous manufacturing facilities i¢ has features of construction, qualities of endurance, tone and@action that surpass to 9.22) December, 08 to 9.28; January, | PE KOVEN ASKS FOR [uno us: yesrenry 14 1998: Maree MISSOURI ORDER, | sine. 9 bia! day. 8 Rite | June, 9. bid: July, 70 did, ‘The clowing prices were: September, 5.6 vo SR; October, £82 to A.M; Novem. ald De Koven. the composer, | ber, 9.00 co 9.40; Lr ber, #31 to St; | hing made for the price. We are ustl roud of this Pi, @wner of the Lyric Theatre, to-day ups, Jaauary, #05 Ww 907; February, 937 to asything Fi c P ii Piano, | 229; Moret. 9.46 to a6; Apri) 960 wo jf Come and bear it, Cash or easy monthly payments, plied © Chief Juste © Dwyer, of City Court, for an order directing F ene fold, husband and anager « Anna Held, to allow De Kaven to in A paper purporting to be ao re Johew from the latter to Zlewts Id. fe ci May, 007 to 258, 4 seein ent LIGHTNING GURES RHEUMATIOM DELAWARE CITY, Del, Sept. 1, we Sterling Piano «: Wie ikoven hed sued Se far 0,90] Charles Pancoaat, a leading citiven of ee ereities hu ‘ed Fer We | chia plket, And Wha hud bewn wo Hi with | Ty Koven's operas rheumation for some time that he was | i lols set we a defence that De] unable to leave bie Lome, wae one of « pres. ny given hick & written releaa | party of five stunned by lightning from ta oe Ruew nothing about ‘ clear hy While sitting of the poreh f hie Roma His condition way wo rien war o Y Bam. 4 RS ol 518-520 Fulton Street, cor. Hanover Piace, Brooklyn, ‘Open Saturday Evenings. proved that to-day be weet Wittane: ur ieee poh te fo mt with ” duay, of whiek aS eae “THE WORLD: TUFSDAY aad SmPTRMAER 18, 1906. 'T Tthe rich, striking, elaborate effects? | you prefer the happy THE BIG STORE, [EGEL The Food Show ts The Merchandise HIS is by far the biggest and most interesting expos tion of table sup- plies ever held anywhere under one roof. It is complete, for it includes every table necessity and dainty from every food-producing State inthe Union and from the other side of the Atlantic. Let us impress upon your mind again that FIRST QUALITY is the only quality we sell at any price—no excer tions to that rule at any time. The Lavgest Purchgee evet recorded of Libby, McNeill & Libby High-Grade Concentrated Tomato Soup enables The Big Store to sell this Popular Dinner Necessity at almost half the usual price A Characteristic Siegel Cooper Bargain Case 24 cans, $1.38 lar 10¢ plates). dozen, 70¢ can (containing six 6c is price Is below the cost of production we ell cach purchaser any quantity desired R Premium Flour itera tin quality; wes Fancy Carolina whole | 5 se HOSP, GHETTI ' quality prod r ‘ 40; 1th. phe ED tana ARLY JUNE PEAS tender sweet peas: ce 3.30; doz., $1.70; can New > 1c - Bensdor's imported; {liana Ib. can, CRISP P. white On ens, Ui What’s Your Choice i in. ‘The New Fall Waist Styles? HATEVER your taste may demand, it’s here. Do you like the beauties of simplicity? Here are waists in lawn and poplin that exemplify them, Do you like Here they are, Or do medium—the designs that are neither severely simple nor conspicuously claborate~the new, dainty, not-like-everybody's waists? Well, there are probably five hundred designs I/ke that here. Can't begin w describe even # hundredth part—this is the largest collection of waists in New York City. Burt here’s a hint of three new jdeas: Women's White Lawn Waists—clever, new Fall models; three styles from which to select; Open front; all have the new sleeves and cults; one designed with entire front of cluster pin tuckings and hemstitch- be othet has front of allover embroidery and side plaite; the ‘dis designed with insertions of lace embroidery and (of gtaduated French tucks, eExceptional value at . ac Women's White Mercerized Poplin Waiste—iwo new and effective models; one burton back, the other button front; made of fine quality white poplin; designed with embroidered panels and Maltese lsce insertions, Kemarkable valuc ai... $] Women's Silk-Finisbed Brilliantine Walste—in black, white, navy and brown; # smart tailored model; button front, entire front designed with clusters of pin tucks and side plaits; new siceves, finished with tucked cutts; stock collar has silk turnover. Excep $1, 95 Monal value at, oper Siore, Second Ploor, Center ravine in Kitchen an Every One of Standard Quality. Bissell’s Carpet Sweepers , Hardwood Tables — 4 ft log | $1.60; Bio Mt. long $1.10 | FL.25; Tt, longersee Kitchen Cabinet—the table part is 4 tcet long; cabinet, 24 inches wide; has two drawers thar will hold 60 Ibs. of Hour and is made ot hardwood in natural finish. A one we convenient article and Bissell’s 1C awaiN' “$1, have sold for $14, but in order | Sweeper, special at. to close out this particular $8 Bissell’s ““Standard’* or * he style we will sell them at... i ington’ Sweeper, 31 55 | Stationary Book Shelves — Hard- at. | wood; #9 either oak or mahogahy Biasell's byela I Bear finish; beautiful in designs with or “Grand Kade” $2 4Q 4 shelves and 52 inches high the price is $1.75; with 3 5 shelves, inches bigh, $1.25 Ironing Boards—made of good,clear jumber; 4 feet, 55¢ Incandescent Gas Lights The genuine Block incandescent Mas ourtit, with XXK man- 95¢ | the and dan opal globe, 2e Sweeper, atss+ Oil Heating Stoves Just the thing tor the Fall morn- ings and evenings. The Model—can be carried from room to room and can be easily handled without difficulty or § 3 danger and without smoke, Wooden Ware | Combination Cedar —Pails--with mop wringer attached, very con. Bleck Standard—-XX mantle Bock Standard—XXX mantie.. outtit No.4, venient [or hoase « cleaning | The Welabach Light i urposeh; regularly with genuine turner an 72 1 Oe 1O-MOFOW, siseey Ya standard mantic and globe, (4 Lamps and Lamp Accessori Kuby and Black Metal Table Lamps—fitted with best central Decorated Porcelain Lamps--neat floral designs on either pink or green tinted backgrounds—gaod draft off pots and complee Plated mountings; best central with etched ruby globes in as- draft oll pots; wie with sorted designs; value $3 95 10-inch globes to $1.75 a a ee ott match; value $ Gas Portables—green enamel with Reseralie Pamela tame i biack mountings; titied complete have best quality ficings and | With 10-inch green dome shades, globes 10 match, 6-foot gas tubing and Yaue choice o or Ar $3.95 $5.50 Valuc $6.75, at, Value $7.50, at. 25 MCCT ME AT THE FOUNTAIN OOPER a Splendid Success The Entertainment Ww have succce ed in mixing ina great dea! o! fun with the educa- tional side of this great showing. The orchestra gives two concerts daily and the demonstrations are of fascinating interest as well as pleasantly instruc- tive. No one will ask you to buy anything, Look around, cat and drink of the free samples and cn oy yourself. Two grand cencerts daily by the Orpheus Symphony Orchestra—from 10 to 12 A. M. and 2 to 5 P. M. Maracaito Coffer Saha a ee Foster, 644 Ibe. The Malaga Seedless Raisins g"\, bran Fancy Californie ‘vit; tor puddings, cates aad renin breed; regular 1S tlh. phy Pirie! “10 © Cerebos Nutritive Table Salt « Cerehos Sit Shaker tree with 3 eae 10¢ Mild Flavored | “Bacon | Sq it's C librased New Badlands eli ‘rei t. with cold Bax, ¥3.06, 5 bare 200) 10 Bog are in eer On sustivtve Pountsin quality; nak thy canes; dor We reeiet 8100s 16 { BREAKFAST TEA—M red.tod s formas (0 on Se PERS hon 25 sheets, S108 5e sarievies; § ib ib STEAMED WHOLE WHEAT brand Hutle . GLOSS “STARCH. “ne ality large 4 me HA AND JAVA COFFEE — Sirget | } s famous old Dureb blend: 25 1)5., | “ 10 the $538) 44 ibe, $1 D5@ 1 COPPEE — Manghel ng Java! Meena: Diended the way, vow FKE CH olive 6 2 ally irip’ Si he es orb re I. packaye... | smali'bot es | Can You See This Coat Without a Picture to Help? UST as this advertisement is going to press, news comes o° the arrival of fifty more of a certain style of coat that made a litile sensation all by it- self a week ago, when it was first shown. The fifty we had then lasted just one day and we have been tak- ing orders for the style ever since. No time to have a picture drawn—iry if you can see the coat from this description: The material is a tweed woven inthe true ' shadow plaid.” Color, choice of light, pearl gray and a dark gray. At neck and cuffs and around the side pockets are deft little touches of contrasting velvet-black for the dark gray, gun-metal for the light gray; immensely effective, The buttons are of metal in the same sharply-contrasting colors, The style is acircular-back, 50-inch Tourist. The circular | back is not often seen in coats at this price. Coat has also in- verted plaits at sides, which, with the pincer back make a | roomy, full coat, yet one which “hangs The price is attractive as the style d Household Facing We Sell No morons at Any Price. Welsbach — outfit No. 2, com- ; The No, 2 Curtain Stretcher is |} plete with mantle and 50 similar in construction ta the | burner........ IC above; size 7 oy i4 a eh 75 Welsbach— No. 2 ‘Toop mantle sh Special at. Cc Welabach, cap mantles. | died Nees 5 n q cher » | Welstach No, 198 asbestos d8¢ bas pins 2 tie mantle inehes | Welabach— No. 197, plati- Apart; sine see iF Rett $0 | rer ; ails Walkbash—-Tusee inches thick, ng a heavy* Platinum 28e¢ fn. solid frame. The railg are joined with heavy strips of ateel. The advantage of this stretcher over other makes is a center bar and messuring rules; can be used mantle.. Incandescent Gas Outfits, with either ra mantles, at shade or globe; brass ier eur Salles, 1° the burner and inest curtains; sl 28c cies 1.25 | The No. 8 is 7 to ve ‘pins T linch apart, measuring rule; pins are Curtain Stretchers close enough together for any | Curtain Stretcher—6 py 12 feet: curtain scallops to fit §] stationary pins, 2 inches apart; | over; special at... sens | measuring rules printed on the In addition to the above frame, by which the stretcher suman stretchers we carry the Gilray, from $1.50 to $2.50; the Cham- , from $3.50 to $4.25; the can be fitted to any size gurtain, This stretcher can be used for | the finest curtains and is so : constructed that It cannot ee Wwe er at ene ane Be BEE st44 t ¢ (Siage! Cooper Store, Bit eonwand) es at Svcouing Reductions Nickel Reading or Sewing Table | Almost our entire stock of Im- Lamps—complete with 1Q-ingh | Domestic Bronxe | green dome shades; absolutely | rolers just half prices the best lamp of its $1" on ® great variety of aapee and | the. market; value $1.25 finithes to choose half | $1.75, « price at $40 down "35 Nickel “Perfection " Student | Wevscceercerraes bree 2. 48 - let in 1 mie abadey. value SO Of | 1,000 Paris made Silk Shsdee—for : . ye 5 covering electric bulbs; an im- 2 | Finger Rings —in assorted menses variety of floral 4 | colors ready for using under and colors Saar tenet ts plead shades of gas and oil lam err ice ! a Boe 4 | 12-inch size, 75¢7 10-inch our cheice a (Singe! Cooper Store, Third Plowr, Frew.)