The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1906, Page 8

Bh Vee : _ THE EVENING WORLD *WUSSING FOWL TIED ‘WARRANT AGAIST | TO THE COOK'S LEG LAWTON REFUSED firs, Bemistent Court Witt Take Time to Con} Were ‘Present Wien She sider_Atlegations: in Es- tate Snarl. 8 —Ce “Poltow Conet oy t “they led Annfg Friedland, 4| cerion ‘of Willlam Veedér, on’ behalt ot anded a an gael. AL A Davidwon, Mary L. Conklin and Policeman ohit Fatey nine M. Conklin, of Brooklyn, for a bundie and froth Jt deww a Very warrant of attachment aginst Now- he Jaia | bury J, Lanwton, the well-known yachts ce Judi-' man ‘The application bail’ been apked S._.,The on Wednesday “by Mr Veeder, “who phicken was phucked, all tut its wWogs, clakned at that time thet his clients ‘ana tt lay there, very eoute and pittadte,| Are legatees. unter the will-of the late rs pairing with.one glazed blue oye at the) Aysan J, Woolley, who diel In Great i e Marivtrate. r Neck. in-November, 1904, leaving an’ es-|- \-) “ame local color having Dyen provided, | tate valued ax. $118 000. : fory wus told by Mre. Jennie Bern-| | ir, Veoder alleged that Lanrton taliet sak who is a vo-pattner with her kus parent Ga) enewer: reese diag o io) Aa’, Charles, in a kosher restaurant @ gota Sel stetone siaation Woolley estate, of Ww cs he {a executor the warcant at at t Trailing the Chickens. teasbenent be isvued = Judge,” sald’ Mra, Bernstetn, “Tor atx |, Vorder also Wanted. Lawton to show [months some one his bean stedling our | Oar &. ‘Dosh dopvetter icowber'killed chickens. We watobed tlie | ai unter be, Tnsaed’reslrainiza ni frora Gooks anis the waiters, but ghey took | mlling any of the aswots of the estate, Unwith’ thetn no bundles when they: left Nees aera Moet fee ya of a Pat night. We never think to: suspect | ond Lawton: had peronlecd to motte Ly ef wil Diassidiie seen Cou weecialeneds (Gai RE TOC ee st over from the old country fe! Judge Jackson refused to tsaue the ; jon aud on aay “But on Tuesday night whed Annle | secide whether he will txaue an order 10 leave my husband has a great| to compel ,Lawton ‘to appear before Bo be tolls me what he eus- | him. and lagt night when Annte starts 2 Zech wate with tour witness | DISMISSED FIREMAN 1 A%anniet I say foi hen ‘you are = BECOMES A LAWYER. | Former Capt. Clifford Proposes to ; a Le ear appear ss "Fight for Interests of His peo, Judge?” Former Comrades. rugged ered a Rapier Atter five years of hemi study, James Papers eet @an't D. Clifford, formerly captain of Hook body Saagtsing in cours and Ladder Company No. 18, at No. #4 Attorney streol, and, who wae dismissed She Found the Fowl, from the Fire Department on Nov. & “€Phis ts what I ee," said Mre, Bern-/ i900, has, at the age of forty-two years, ‘ “Tied to Annie’a lq@—the left 196, | succeeded in belng admitted to the ber, wv just pelo: the knee with one of/ and is now a mumber of the law firm of own table napkine is one of our| Brees, Walah & Clifford. of No. 161 my chipkens—a, ohigken. parreets. “tAnnle sor delet coe ang | At hfe No. ad Claseon avenue, aed that som: ust have ti Brookiyn, iat night former Capt. s sticker: “there Bei peer: wasn't| Clifford said that he expected to have T tell ber-ste | put through the next Legislature the we | two-platoon firemen's bill, ing gut of the department. could work for penloren. Sb ted | its thout embarrassin: oat abi) aaked Law: | \Ciltterd was diemiased five zene ” rol ad im 0! aol y .Mrs. Bernatéin, not} i, the Firemen's Mutual Beneft Aro. ; tatio aristrate. paren said he would | cat Tiss to not Ammde tor Special 5, ee ee cy reas oa wolch made Annie to weep. of the framen’s $707 f ny Gteken. being legal evidence, | with the Charter Revision Gomumisalon,; wie Jabelien Exhibly A and_sent to ts Ctttord detord the Grand property clerk. This afternoon the | Jury to tently as . Beann neope requisition for pronerty areis pounds of feo and a|W. L. Marks and the purchase of cer trie fiato Ttsin supplie gene & O FLAHERTY a 8th Ave., 40th and 4ist Sts., N. Y. ape i | dient Values in Ladtes’ Coats. LADIES SHORT COATS, in Black Kersey and Cheviot, some with French mercerized Itning or satin fining; the very newest models; sizes De 48; worth $6, $7 and $8.50, at 3.5 2S 5,°8 __LADIJES' FULL-LENGTH COATS (48 and 50 ins.); a manufactur- er’s lot, bought at a sacrifice; in heavy cheviots, black Kersey and mix: s-some with fur or astrakhan collars and cuffs, some trimmed “with velvet and braid; all very special values; worth tram-S7-t0-S1t 3 98, 5 98 & 7. 98 Ladies’ Stylish Waists at Special Sale Red@ctions, LADIES! $3.50 WAISTS, in all black an@ all white French nun's vell- c butt hack; latest sleeve; sizes $4 to tt canis a se $1: 98 LADIES’ $1.50 WAISTS; in_biuck Drilliantine; buttoned QR back or front; tugked back, plaited front; slzes 34 to 46 Cc LADIES! $5 WAISTS, In’fine, lustrous all-black and all: white taf- feta, silk; trimmed with embromery; Ti French sizeves; sizes otto 44 Sale of Children’s Conte = Worth Regularly from $3 to $8.50, Full length; made of fine chevists,blue, brown, green, red and fancy mixtures; trimmed with velvet braid ornaments and fancy but- as; ates in-bearskin,astrakhan, velvet and plain cloths, at: 1 98: Jas & 4% i Children’s Dresses t = at Saturday Sale Prices, re BABIES’ 35c, Flannelette DRESSES, made with yoke and trimmed } with braid; in pink and blue checks; sizes 1 to 4;+-very C { H saeclal’ ... RRR ee LOG f CHILDRE! 8 $i 50 ScHooL. “DRESSES, in shepherd checks and f } novelty mixtures; atly trimmed with, braid or bertha; 2 he sizes 6 to 14 Wisatea trea remy vo 98C 1 h a f CHILDREN'S $3 All Wool, Casters DRESSES, in Russian o u | i gender styie; skirts p d + in-red, blus, brown and gy | Ae suitaientes Weg ck Re SOS | i | Men’s Furnishings. i } Saturday Sale Specials Walking GLOVES © or lambskin $ 1.15 oH JUINE Bosten GAR 5, put up in individual | riishings. le Specials. ,) Lace STOCK vers 5 “IC worth 50c Gle st | Plaid Sitk BEL worth $10 75c.- regulars 4 OK ~< hiffon. F 3 has. .w lore anama & 49c} 1$1,25 Underskirts,.0,0's% 2 eglered extten: 4 2iltr, Qo $1.25 Wrappers.) aba et Sea rane 98c}) pe a a RRR LARGE REDUCTIONS IN~ PRIC FIFTH AVENUE. *—>r FOR: SATURDAY, alia Ed Franklin Simon & Co. Boys’ Suits and Overcoats. . VELVET SAILOR AND RUSSIAN SUITS of best quality velveteen and Engtishvetvet-corduroy; 3-to-9 years Heretofore $9.75. to $12.50. MONTAGNAC OVERCOATS, double breasted; navy biue or gray; velvet, collar; woo! lined; 3 to 40 years. 5.75 MADE Misses’ and Children’s MISSES’ “SUITS of Cheviot, latest medium jength coarha plaited skirt, © MISSES’ SUITS of Broadcloth, handsomely braided, jateat hip in sth coat, plaitet skirt, MISSES’ PARTY DRESSES cf White Net, * Tace trimmed, CHILDREN’S CHINCHILLA REEFER COATS, CHILDREN’S CLOTH COATS, trimmed with Astrakhan cloth, cords and frogs, Heretofore $12.50 9. 75 + HIGH-CLASS NORTOLS SUITS, of Imported worsteds and cheviots; $ to 47 Le Heretofore $12.50. — 8.50: NORFOLK AND SOUBLE BREASTED SUITS of imported : fabrics; extra knickerbockers; 8 to 17 years. 2 c Heretofore $10.00 6.75 CHESTERFIELD OVERCOATS of imported fabrics, in new- est-shades; woot Itned; xeivet cbitar; 9 to 17 years. Heretofore $12.50. 9. 75 : Misses’ Tailored Suits, - GREATLY. REDUCED PRICES. MISSES" PONY COAT SU}TS of: \mported cloths, in checks. and overplaids, in all the rich, dark colorings; ti rae mth silk braid, ornaments’ and ‘velvet; satin lined; wool interlined; pleated skirt; 14 to 48: years. , ‘Heretofore $34.50, 18.50 MISSES’ VELVET SUITS, made of best quality” velveteen black, golden brown, navy blue and wine, richly jtrim- med with-brald; satin lining; wool interlined, skirt'trim- med to match; 14, 16 and 48 years.’ Heretofore $49.50, Misses’ and Girls’ Coats, GIRLS’ FULL-LENGTH Coats of navy blue Germania chinchilla or English kersey, Ip _all desirable colors; 6 to 16 years. ‘Heretofore $16.50 to $19.75. I 2.75 GIRLS' DRESSY COATS of Imported broadcloth; quilted ~ satin lining; wool tnt: acioth collar* 4 J and cuffs; 4 to 16 years. Value $34.50, 1 9, 75 Hned; black Perstai SPECIAL VALUES _IN 28.50 Evening and Street Coats. Women LONG BLACK BROADCLOTH COATS, of fine imported broadcloth: richly trimmed with yelvet and braid or strictly tailored; satin lined, Heretofore $29.50 to $34.50. EVENING COATS—French broadcloth, in-black, white and all evening shades; handsomely trimmed; white peau_de ” eygne ling. Heretofore $39.50 to $45.00. 29.50 _HIFTH AVE., 37th and 38th Sts, 19.75 MOVEMBER 23, 1906. |: ae ENRY SIEGEL. Pres _ THE BEST CLOTHING NEWS THAT “Teddy” Bears. Popular with the children. Big and little one’ want them, These are the largest bears in New York at the price, being sixteen inches high. Will last a long. time and will give a great deal of pleasure ind enjoyment to” the 98c children. Worth $1.75.. (Third Fl, Toy Department.) / ae Conteblece SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24TH. . Women’s Coats BLACK CHEVIOT, hip length, braid trimmed, , 18.50 BLACK BROADCLOTH, % length, loose and semi-fitting, eultable for day or evening wear, 30.00,32.50 ENGLISH MIXTURES for rough weather, : 22.50 FOR WINTER TOURING, a most desirable disp!ay of High Grade Cloth Coats, quilted linings, fur collars, at attractive prices. SPECIAL VALUES IN Special Sale of RIBBONS We ear 25.00 49,50 13.50, 20.00 =1275 25.00 15,000 YARDS of BEAUTIFUL FLOWERED RIBBONS, suitable forholiday fancy work, and extensively used now for making coat and skirt hangers. 4 inches wide, value 27c. per yard, for.... 5 and 6 inches wide, value 37o. per yd., 10;000 YARDS of TAFFETA AND LOUIS- ETTE RIBBONS, mostly white and light colors, 5 and Ss inches wide, yalue 230, per yds, fOr ss. esteeeee Rar ees 19 .25 5 Broadway, 8th ‘and 9th Sis, THE St ND. AY WORLD'S WANT DIRECTORY MAKES MORE SOFFERS OF POSITIONS” THAN ANY OTHER WO MEDIUM Sonn Danrel\ Sons & Sons | b. | | nearby farms; dozen ~ 50-m. Coa Saye HAS BEEN PRINTED THIS YEAR! eS Before: Thanksgiving Sule of Excradrd very Impor two well-known makers of. Superior clothing for men we have obtained Os stocks of Wi Sale Saturday at Prices That! ‘Will Astonish Every Man Who Reads This ! tance and Interest. inter Overcoats and Suits whictt * Men who want clothing with style, clothing that is well made, clothing that giyes them. satis- faction and service, will finc ap one of the very best opportunities that can possibly: be brought to thelr: attention... MEN'S OVERCOATS. MEN'S/ $12.50 OVERCOATS. Style, workmanship and quality combined make this “10 the |: t overcoat value we ever offered. Beautiful Grays in light and dark Colorings. Soft fed Vicunas-and-verytine light and dark Kersey. Form fitting and : conservative cut. Lengths ane short, 34 and ong. Also the Jong, ’ zs loose back Tourist coats. Venetian or Serge lining. »Sizes 34 to A 46, at . ’ MEN'S OVERCOATS. MEN'S $15,009 OVERCOATS. _ If bought in the reguler Way not a coat in the lot could be sald for less than $18. The majority wouk! be priced at $20... Tailor’s fine art thoroughly dem- onstrated. Kerseys, Meltons, Vicunas and Fancy Cheviots.’ Oxtord, 3 shades 5f Gray, EI Bl and Black, Extreme or semi-form fitting. Full Box or Loose Back. Silk Velvet coliars; full concave shoulders; satin. sleeve | Jining and body lined with Venetian or Princess Serges. Made in = regular and stout sizes, 34 to 46, atv. .....e seeps eee ee eee aaa Men's Winter Su MEN'S $15.00 suIts Fabrics such as Worsteds, Fancy Cassimeres and Cheviots. A host of pretty patterns. Coats are cut long.and medium. Haye deep cen- tre or side vents and are shown in four distinctively new models. $10.6 65 In this range we show wool Black Thikets and Winter Weight Serge or j Neiatn lined. © Sizes 34 to 44 inches, at.. Men’ s Toe MEN'S $3.00 TROUSERS. A limited quantity only. Beautiful Worsteds in stripes and pin checks. Also very pretty Cheviot Falwics. 40 pat- = terns to select from; very well made. Sizes in Waists from 27 to 46 4 28 to 35 inches. Specially id at.. inches and length G} ) i ly price Blue Serges. ry ' Chorce Groceries. Ww ome? aS Brook Y purrren—witiow Farm: Fresh 39g | CRLBRY Tender celery hearts ue Butter; pound. Creamery EB eerie GGs—Fresh laid ix ro crlep TONGUAS—1,300 lange closely vi Satin Lined _| tty juicy fruit: CABBAGE Soild, Made in Four | SHEE LR pad “ae ae eae . PL MES he oven; all | varjetions pound, (Sixth ¥ oor, ne Illustrated, TS Er : f HEY are superior examples of the exceed- at ee oh a i ing sh. long_coats so much in Sonn aa : rity Inches long and We do not hown in black proadeleth, which makes them Chara ats iaioe nine . Suitable to wear as—party_or_theatre coats, as ier TOP GIR Uy Well as for afternoon. wear, ‘Trimmed with and soitteche braids and velvets. Equal ORME Ox prune. 42%¢ GEN $ EYS- the usual $12.50 coats. lo-moTTO* $8.09. Pe tT a. TEos a 50-[NCH_KER GOATS,. braid ORS un gud yelvet trimmed, $16.48 val- “$10. 75 EAR ie YP) ix i 14 ae ee f BROAD sits AG ee §¢( das aa id OLLARLE! ) : uh Ss AS. ROP SLD! 48 | GEESE, ros SAMPLE Suis of Mixtures and Broadcloth; ~ PHILA RQUABE. rly 814.98. to-mor $70. 00. |% 2D . : chs row PLR eee ee. and i 2 Re in WOOL_ENEVIOT- SUIT tnd Ga 48 REET eal LOIN jacket styles, as ¢ RSEY. en s a World s ff gnest $4 Shoes, at ABE eet PACT ORY. REJEC LSE “nar_the Shoe’s beauty OF, jmipair its ce i 6,000 Pairs Fresh F: rom the Factory To-morrow 5 Sel Wg = t lot of these popular SS-ip ete 20 swagger styles. Patent Walk - Overs, =a wie an d oe =| O80 rface checks; nothing to — =} } Bet: Zintanaei 1 | Actual Vat AL 64 bottler, —— Boectal for Saturday (Sieh tag Shea Mie whigi-means-mere su n this season, Just the thing toy Blucher, Straight It and Patent Kidskin largely. Sizes 1 98 sre anid “Bilt, Well” Samples. $3.50, i Ik-Overs’ shoes for men show Concert: To. x these, That is wihy we sell at ic, to 20. less No Mail Orders out the mera hurt. Brown, Gray and Red, Palr Tip BUTTON SHOE: Morrow, i 1 = Baritone) me AeiAnIat on Che at 9. : dime You qftRCHALTY, ne y 4 shire Pana Hack) to O14 New > e,8RMD MY Laat Toot TIPPER AN ATHER® SOLE ake oe UPPER AND Per ce 49c i As esis us ! Te : : | Lapa ‘Thi ‘3 g i : RAKHAN LEGGINS, White: and Rear| 59c | ae ee . iy fertngtims, i od Old fee Nellie fat. > Taken! Niall Wott “asp Came Ora re Ie Jnstruimentay), ainica’ ye TN ae Qood- Hye, ior Dore Ch { id i ‘ 7 ’ Not Becaiuso Your al rity 4,000 mee of Women's $ 9 Tee World 19° $2.50, $3 & $3.50 Sh TN re AB) nik La: roa oes ~~ | eaters TT ion These’are in ay. Ki Box Calf, Patent Goltskin dnd Dull Leather button and }}) Osty’a emase trom ‘itome, Lace patterns, “Sizes 2% 10.8; widths B to EE. This is one of the best f} eyes iateye lots. of -Wonien's Shoes | we have ever offered you-and worthy of your at J} emu Tua Wondartal ¢ Tourtata tention, 1,000 pairs of Women’s Sample ‘Walk-Oyers” added to this atmo fn the Garden.) lot in sizes 4 A and 4 B. “Absolutely perfect, $4 and ; Wattle ty Aeon ja, Also 1,000 pairs of Women's $3.5 Pecans You're You. 2. n, Shoes avith a famous trade-mark name’ ‘on. sole, st Bia ti ae Your unrestricted choice, Paty ey saan ones é