The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1906, Page 4

THE EVENING WoOr?nD, TOBER 53. ace ees a ae BY FELLOW Or FICERS, WIFE SAYS, we nklin Simon & Co Make Mi levy Elope é = mel Misses’ and Girls’ Wear. is. with Him. Man Shot in Saloon by /Negro Bermudian, wilh 158 Passen- if A pet Piendet ot wrallored Suits) Dresse: en, we r Cc re UTS, setae Almost Causes War in Ten- "~~ gers Aboard, Aground ip Coils oF See Dana andy party streaks W j derloin Distri Upper Bay. is | Sweaters, Fur Scarfs and Muffs, Ready-to-Wear Hats. idn’t Know V Vea Was) - oe nce ea sabe Sneeete en Se Le Picea ee [His Bedi é and Clothing Fouled isa) Eta | : SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, ‘ HC esiee. GIRLS’ JUMPER DRESSES, of plaid worsteds j Tew Colrings, trimmed —with—bratd—-6-to 44- ‘Real value $8.75.0.-.5- MISSES’ RAIN COATS, of Engiis cloths, in plain colors, checks and overplaid: {4 and 16 years. Real value $10.50,........+ MISS TAILORED SUITS, of English Corduro, Velvet, in golden brown, navy blue, hunter's green; in. Frask yehopathic se because of his sen- Jove-making to at san, said to-day that her | t jiu | serves | on ha sand had Seen driven ih bet tote oF mauee ane! BoE erred SOLA OE fs iivedaerneat oy udlan, Coat satin lined and pleated Skirt; 14 to’ 18 years: 227. 50 atte melo an awarteentean as CEE bali aera Real value $45.00.3..--...2000te 0 wd bank tess than an hour from | eee nation, but Capt. Fraser aa- Unae ehihenruereweresec: : Boys’ Clothing. the rhip into deep! water he would send tem ashore AES. Magistrite Moss nat pete would be dont O'Hara was @ Mason; he had taken | ne place of atrikers, as @ motorman | the-cityeted-road,and was ah en: | thusiastic admirer of Hearst. Mra. a precty. little bru-j-O:Hare_saya these three facts led to ears old, lives with |the persecutions, and he wes not eet man Thomas J, ¢ countable for what he did when ey! Hundred entered the EERE atore of Levy & Bernstetr, No, 1791 Lerner avenue, Inst evening, and proposed) yf with Miss* Josephine Levy, Tot one of ‘the prapriélors. 5t Marked Man from the First. At her home, at No, 77 Weat > th streat, to-day, Mra. O'Hara told | hho World repoxter | of’ the * to which her husband. had ax —while on the| police PAA = OV! ERCOATS fia ages 3-to 17 years for school and dress weary eis pte apd Capt i distinct’ modets of — imported <loths;. superior tailoring? * Calutiet ht ra ba used haw also fur and fur-trimmed Coats at popular prices. an ie BET Rhie™ male “Af | the Que NORFOLK, ‘SAILOR AND DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, with extra pair of knickerboc of Steamship Company plying between | {capt ofthe Staten Tstana | : v ~ men.atbod ferryhoat Bronx, was the tapionent imported allwool cloths;6 to 17 years : 6 75 if Somerville apolog rere te fhe! mey, at No, el Gray ALth Celley a coward that they fight. Tho asked hia cousin to-go Out of ea the Prisoner. who Mi Hn’ a downtown bookstore, ae having been mo Gi fand having a dau H Masher Got Busy. “Atter leaving tho store where Ilyoen subs ork last night at 5.20," said Misa] force. Lenox a fous ew.York and Bermuda,” @ Rermudian Wak her course ah Real value $10.00 : a Nr re nistie, but the Ber. Thon cap Fraser found.” HAND-TAILORED NORFOLK SUITS pair of _knickerbockers, of iaynoraeel f the saloon the negro drew a. revolve arguing, when and fired at Kelle he plumber st Kered against the Ww nd made his " way Into the saloon with blood stream: / TENG ship cand trled to ing from a wound in his breast Just bat were unable to move low the h high tide. Somerville tu: enti ave at within halt a bloc police station. he Was for as we Surgeon M moned tot O'Hara and found i cheviots. and Scotch tweeds; 8 to 17 years. Real value $15.00 .....-.++-+ 5 ‘om the tithe my huaband went on | dostreet——“Pherey ihe force, she said, “heswaa a marked - sol hung from| man, The other officers never| gave 7 Waa *e Standing Wear=| jim a minute's rest. They kept ft up) Doticeman was insane. SE Bi haat, BY, and he edged over so that he stood| unt it Is no wonder that he should} sent to Bellevue IM : is ed aE: wagon. O'Hara is tw the shot and se sti : car pia mind. x { es : : He tried to-at-| “1 have had to wash his bedding SER = = Hand Detectives Hunt 9 _gthnet my attention by nudsing me and and four times a week because | =] fnvestipaie. a Sone ven by touching my hand with his. | of foul-smelling acids the other} : ih, Nolan says he saw Somerville run- | Bloodgood — Cutter—Suppased—te “At the hext station I saw an empty] policemen would pour on him, I Rave! ning down Seventh avenue toward Have’ Made Testament. in ent and mannged to reach ttoant ad to-soak and scour his clothes many | BS co et, putting a revolver} Verse. Leavi Esta n._1thonght I had escaped the! times to get the stuft off. He told| me | wie he Toundsman gave cies etre abup—the seat nextto me.was| that whéa he would be in the statfou|shall neve negro ran for s | LITTLE.NECK, 1. T, Oct Eisv_ vacant und he Jost ni ne on reserve thé other Moers piayes Sgt emnrebnmensat dab ndeman : 5 10.75 “1 and ran down 5S 2 Dart rstacioe) WILL IN-RAYME-1S FIFTH AVE, 3 d 38th Sts. — secs eo" SOUGHT BY A TOWN. PARTE ANE 2 Geldermann to | Twenty-ninth st in hls_pocket. hase_Ife and 1 pimaya hut the oF SA wil, verse, 15 ped fe ‘upito : Eontinned to nudec me with We coon, | Kinds of tricks of him. i ‘Ashe. advanced he unadle to gain upon the negro. SALAMI catnrteaertolentr - furiously and smiling Gitte | “Two weekw ugo he bought a new Dae hia belt and club and - Deinree crowe:collowaa lial thec has) kantine ate Tt te anenian: een et z : an on. anted to jump up|hat for $5 and left It at the station. |fell to the ss ae ‘ made’ up of: both negross and: whites. | plod ‘ pecans : - 53 , W 2 « a hite | jood zoo Vand Cutter 7 gies oF te assengeca. Ut | Some one soaked It with the foul-small : MRM |i sessicc roca eoed parmeea wii tne’ nes®| elec vneaten ners sesenete Misses’ and Children’s cat {te -toltowed me-tong enough ,in-acid and he had’ to throw It awa, mu : Hah. Neer 3 ing Somerville, and yelled to him to} yr Cutter own R tate rd gt SPOUNG: "QL few nights ago, when he was try- {Seek We S ft : RI il ess) sasrannin , = HORE AtSra Lee Noted aaa NEW MODELS AND MATERIALS: SPECIAL VALUES, Syl atime my atteniten al ine way to tna to-iaee een enema End tnt the 2 vent : Bit) At Twenty-s1x 4 toa million dollars | MISSES’ SUITS, New Plaid Woolena, ! 25.00 “avente;—where H e station, tie mB) He butted i Notan-gained—or ‘atute will be tied —up= fi years, — = : ee hor HR GIES whe mr “igalized rae a Sale ies room in |tenguege concn niightatic fa -etated, on account of sa MISSES’ TOURING COATS, 14.50, 20.00 Tegched the «ho fl ; their nightabirts, singing a dirge, and ' | tripping the sondury— hers it —the wilt +t ~ 4 pare! looket- around: and saw {Re | saying they were hokting O'Harn's Peed a ee 5 note rz} TCR? OHO’ pon tie colored man und soon had’a; found. = MISSES’ EVENING COATS, 25.00, 37.50 WUnding “at the ite) wake. When that was over and he : pair on handcuffs on fim Mr, Cutter ts sal 7 CHILDREN'S. DRESSEs, Blue, Brown and Wine colored Policeman Pitches In. would try to get some rest the bed leat z ats ‘The street and avenue .were: crowded! Will ten yeus pdel, 8 to 12 5.75 *Z found my papa at dinner‘and sata, |Clothes would be pulled off of him. Hoe |that he cent tap phys * FOUR YACHT CUPS Rat Pieeeiealicincavmoatny ie Sener Patna Cheviot, box plalted model, 8 to 12 years, -, . Gihere in a man outstde who has been |Never got any Fest while on reserve he th p Hastie with surrounded » STEAL S ¢ CHILDREN’S DRESSES, New Sc:tch Plaids, 14.50 polowing ms. Papa was in hie shirt-|duty, and perhaps that fact had’ some- my nd. He wae get ing W iT ta R Randbe h POONS, MIS ‘$40, 000 airipoutiihige tan vGulicanaiscnedl pees teran coin tstinantal camartions ; “*, WORTH THE WINNING. | ui bee tatlieat CHILDREN’S COATS, Dark Blue end Brown Cheviot, | _ rushes the : : : a Sr VOR US er ea cele /ORE the summer home fiannel lined, 10.50 around. He sald, There is no man out here.’ J pointed to this man, who Word Spread He Was a Mason. |ing under me if and they we: was across the street by thin CMe c J i 2 sj cai < 4 pete da a and | vWhea he wegt on the, force last Fd ‘1 | Roosevelt, Kin sdward, Kaiser] Kelley Ides he acene between Papa Carney and | October he wore A Maxpnic: ring, ae) <i Peas helm-and-Sir Thomas -Lij anagee, itd. dra her-laenld to have bean vieki_|he is a Mason. The word spread {grappled with the madm FEU An OU PROMS Lip- STON eGERNdntted LcenouSECh TA vine AISe OETA Nee ora rece nia | heotigl eneistatlon tuee tie mesa Macon | fewam nuces ane peeented tanrealieee fon the Donors. Kelley said that the first. three eis his whoulder | ara they saeeaealtte (pena ante: 5 : Bape la went wild, but the fourth bullet ente com! hoAtter a estown “Ext: ‘i Kelley wits taken to the the bookmaker, at a Saturday night, and stole é spoons, but missed I was in a tin’ box In the money on’ Saturday‘s igiet Use irebbers were wore waret L SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS. October Sales ifacturers keen for the profitand prestige of Sup Briltclothes,— ho-taitor-expressly for Brill stores and roar What do you mean oy following my] He W#e assigned to the met disagree Citilees aole work. His roundwmen and the desk) | sergeants would always find fauit with | 4 him and they made it aa unpleasant aera for hin as possible. A frienft advised poirot coat he mar¢ eet to aes la Mason te the T) unt aveny ba and since then he has left it at home. ney ald to-day a e was also an enthusiastic Hearst : aeewnineene the man and_tet t amd he-stid-all_the ater cMicera| tate nts Cll asp him tor ta_they gave nin JUDGE FROM BENCH soy eae: — UPHOLDS UNION MEN. He said all of| f mt hl ‘ (i allied him Magistrate Breet jjeeil Reluses to Believe Phat Memtbers mad ted to know where ahe Nved,"* Raksman answered - It was-darkon the stre bors heard strange, weir: ‘|Bargains in ‘Brill — xtreme clothing valu from, x leading manu! ‘iY £ xtra clothing -yalues from four-Brill-directed tailoring reas w eu Tesale EXpeTse. treme furnishing, hat and boys’ clothing vilues from foremost makers and from subsidiary manufacturing Concerns. value extra exireme beca i xpense-of running four_BAlt stores as-one makes an ¢ in the lower price of Brill merchand Every articlé absolutely guaranteed. Custom-Tailored Clothes,' $ October Sale Value One-Third More, 10 Soft and Lersy Hats. The only garments at $10 that can be absolutely guaranteed to hold, By having a $3 hat specialist-maker se fit, style and color ‘until worn out. Because the only garments make our $2 hat on blocks showing at $10 tailored and trimmed sufficiently well and made-of fabrics satis-_ smartest style, and using best mate- factory enough to permit such a guarante rials obtainable at our price limit, we Sults—of-worsted, all-wool_cassimeres, phere and black thibets./ can offer 4 range: of stiff and_soft Topgoats of tan and oyster gray cove Discouragad Mis —Strotis— In court this morning Raseman, who i Was represented y a] evated road, i ‘ onomy evi sitting In the York lared from Mins -Cer-| oies in one foGor- | past tn one 1 knew | days, pia fro; Il the Ume. He was It of & Pipal blessing trom + and was recel r unten to com In certain cir York 4 ~hats,extradrdinacy—in_num- ber of correct styles aul € eral times = aot cre tata a0 ; ASKING CONFESSION, v0 os tiie 4 Topgoats of an and over ery GOVE os Ontora eg a f fee a raincoats of -warsted-and- black -anibet—— al Inmates of Young Wor 4 Hand-Tailored Clothes, $49. 50 soto ies and Soft Hats) Christian Assaciation Hi; ome: io Be 38 Unusual Under $16.50, | Octe , Told: Somebody > a + 5 HTS of all-wool cassimere, exceilent worsted, smart Che slot and Ys one aoe : VAR Remember Epes 4 rmactinished—tibel-— | ¥ouths’ Clothes [_axative re Be oe aa a SUS RTS ot superior black thibet and high grade-Oxlan tg to thier Suits cand = 4 : ae correct colorings, in cassimere = r s of it overts. $, = o Wane bests Brome a = ares ee i 6 TaroNAT too puT Se = = = ‘ aa at a1 30, $8 values. oes Raat, B Be : fs t y shades. ———e via her Ut WORLD-READERS ANXIOUS CU Gane 4 tel YSU oars of at ool Mc ines and hie | Sill oC ware eievoland TE ~~~ F9-ASSISTARS, ARS.-PILSBURY.: aa : gray_worsteds, - -Raiicoa = - aS Hored. trimmed with serge | Of worsted and black Thibet, sizes Every gerpent-at_this price ts shat atte if and Venetian linings, shrunk linen, shrunk French-hatre oth, ete, etc. ] 17—-to-20-— the only —garments—for 0 T q Tees for all builds. Unusual Values un-| young men ever soldat so little Lae TY price that will hold fi, style $8 an color until worn out, Journeyman Tailored Clothes, $45 Values. $10 and $12.50. : Unustial Under -$20,at— We “October Sate — SUITS of strictly, pure worsted, , all-woor Snare cassimere, 9 yi RAPES — weight blue serge and melton-finished | Children’s Clothes. eiroree y : though terrified by the policoman’s | Sat all then i ‘ 7 + evy bekged him to leave them ‘without ey f = “ Tyrenty Offer Her a Hon Might take 4 thom cones fe . 3 Lawyer Nelly WH Defend Hus- hand Without: Charge, > husband's prison mond Street dail, wi charge of grand He ea, cheviots, pure worsted, full Poatvadtney! | Are Ane ; : £3 black thibet.: ! Children's Sailor and recelyed several offers Nes me ), a SILK LINED TO EDGE FALL COATS of Vicuna~ finished black | Blouse Suits of mixtures, spe ean . thibet and Fle weight Oxford ‘meiton. | Oxford chewiots ‘and cassimeres, ‘sizes nn Who had read in story of Mra, Pliwbury's fay ae Value to You ona sent seach) OF the Ehrlich check for on rave toon pore Eye Service said Mrs. Pulsbury cannot thank t is doy COVER COATS—Brill Stores’ newest production, smartest and) 4 to 10, and boys’ all-w: coat af the season—of plain and ‘stripe gray coverts.| breasted. sults st risky “6q98 ose peace MOTHER FINDS SON- 4 DEAD FROM CBLORAL. 11/0! BACK LOUIS XV. Fall coats of newest herringbone and | mixtures, slzes 7 to’ 16; COATS of unfinished black worsted and jes statues CRAVENETTE RAIN of unfinished black worsted and) i thibet and excellent gray worsteds—correct new models. | ohare Sao, Kimono an Bors “4 erd pial ue an Ready-to-Wear Clothes, $90 | mixtures, sizes 3 to 10; Boys’ Double- Finest Possible to Praduce, | Breast and Knicker Suits of all-wool - cassimeres, bl nd | Bray cassimeres and cheviots, sizes 8 SUITS. of worsteds, velours, cheviots and blue ai to 16; al-wool covert Tah Realers: black worsted, wale-and Vicuna thibets; models include exclusive Man- | Vsiveeta tion beandir : $9.05. wale ies siore ¢ arrison. By retaining thé services of | Five Registered Physicians Pillsbury's BG NM 3 ronagi * < i chester and Derby designs. } cot ard the Heart we save you the Three, Five i se TLL COATS of silkelined Vicuna and black Oxford thibets Tenccas ere eats Br OcOIy a HUMEC Bis crevolven Rey at tier anjor en Dollars’ that. y. . se SILK-LINED LOUIS XY. fitted back Fall coats; newest stripe, her i Iwate ESE ; | tise, Phones pocket und pointed’ It at Garilsca's Uifrciaiecae nt bathe, aati ape Boot Copyrighted tingbone and wale weaves; correct gray shades. Boys’ Double-Breast Suits of pure Be Rowevers alas bark : bet. & would otherwise have to pay Brill Brothers. 7 SILK-LINED, COVER COATS, chain weave stripe ‘gray coverts— warstet heavyweight blue serge; Pee creer bcatr etn tanantain \ Wanted to. Shoot. 1 x ies ieee "| smartest ‘ye joys! all-wool Dudley 4-in-1 Com- x oe 5 SE He ‘ warning and, as AUTO ) DROWNS a JAP. for a similar examination. CR RAVENETTE RAIN COATS, fitted backs, full backs and pad-| bination Suits, with two palrs. of : ey i Two. Eactories emab docks; black and various gray. shades. trousers; Children’s Sailor, Russlan and Kimono Sults of homespun, fiannel and serge, in grays, royal and navy blue; all-wool red $95 e pistal from us to make Kl Hdd eisiragedie the: A We Was de low ay One De XO regain it As vhe j. Gherbeoh & + Whom with Get the Habit. Goto (| Bue Frotherns and gray Reefers, sizes 3 to 10; value $5. i} ed) upon ESTABLISHED H NUDGE MA ROE babel ial ad Nearly 30 Mears, Boys' Corduroy ind’ all-wool chev: u . OW | th 33 }, tb te Hi emnly ‘ n fell to 223 Sixth Ave., Below 15th St, amc £¢ fot Knee Pants, guaran- Cc How Mina Pistol to Mt 350 Sixth A¥e. 224 St. pvery coloring and Union Sanare, 279 Nroedyay, near Chambers: | teed not to rip; sizes 6 9 es ; ras of the atore,, | 1274 Broadway, Below 23d St. fon approves INS \ y din kt, moar Broadway, {7 Coritangt ats nr: Gresawieds |(16: orth aaa : t : t por | The young ed thatthe poswatey UAUL he d ‘one of the a: 217 B’ way, Astor House Block, ON New Karke Clty, 220 te Aired ene sya i x Heeman was out of his head He arogg Mobillete were injured, Cortlants St,. near B! way