The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1907, Page 7

| Kenninth, of TOW MORUER MA B SOL BY HOLD-UP MEN ‘Prisoners Taken ‘After Robbing Laundryman at Pistol’s Point. With two. prisgners, charged with holding wp and rovbing a leandryman, locked in the Snyder avenue police sta- ton, at Flatbush! to-dey, the police be- eve they may learn something of the highwayman who robbed and . killed Chester @ Paton, the laundryman, ot No, 10 Neasin xvenus, Greenpoint, at Laure! Hill, Long Inland City, ten days two. men ‘arrested gave thelr as Chorles Johnson, nincteen, of eet, Brooklyn, and Edward Stevens, eighteen, of-the same address. Policeman Bernard 8. Bennett caught them after they had, tt 1s charged, covered Laundryman, George No, 26 Nassau etreot, Flatbush, with a revolrer and robbed him of nbout $% in cash, Konnifith wae driving In East Thirty- seventh atreet, Flatbush, when two young men climbed in his wagon, and frhilo one held a pistol at his head the other went through his clothes. | When they had cleaned him out they j the game eo that he. could play it at ran down Nostrand avenue. The laun- @ryman had the fate of Paton in his mind and kert still until they turned the corner, Thon he Jot outa yell, But Policeman Bennett was already on the trail. Ha chased the robbers into a sa- loon at Nostrand“avenue and Avenue 8, whore he arrested them, They denied all knowledge of a rob- bery. They had no weapons and no MoLey, 1b seemed, -untii they wera made to strip at the police fitevens's—stroes—t? found $25.55. A re’ “The itundeyman looained thea | sf t ean. as aot upon Jn a manner similar to (he robbery of Kennifus, but it is sup- posed he Offered resistance ang Was shot. Personn | in the vicinit Magiatrate “by, Police Cour! Naumer:itn the Flatbush and the police will bring in} friend of the murdered Jaundrymaa fromLaurel Hill {n tie hope that they fohnson ani B may be identified. Both np eRe Btevena admit, that they. t bent nifith, but they y. of tho killing oe Raton SHOW AND DANCE. FOR REPUBLICAN CLUB. Sixteenth—Assembly District Organ- in None ization to Celebrate Terrace-Garden. The Republican Club of the Bixteenta | Asnembiy—Disizict,of witch Charies_K.| Lexow le president, it hold an-enter- and reception at, Former ohair- man of the Reception Committee, khe Entertainment Committee, heade; by Thomas F, Murphy, bas ‘arre t thes + knowledge | ‘Terrace | DEMONSTRATION IN fast nigat, a _| Westan explorer who acocenplished—the + | | and | for a fre validoritie-enterratment to! Precede the reception a Among the star’ per Rice and Prevost, Harry Wear wont Zyre. and Mignon, iin, ed KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE, CITY OF MEXICO, March Miggs Hodle, manager of an Ame — frit —atet—prodirce company, —” Prominent “member “of the {me aan » was killed last night by being. pile In front of the the Paso De it. “Reforma. "Dy ested. man 2: P ROCESS. Means Eacenence, of the Prepara! Think of nearly ONE. HUNDRED MILLIONS of boxes of” Cascarets sold in the last eleven years, all on the pure merit of this wonderful preparation, and every tabletof nearly a BILLION. TABLETS having exactly the same Purity, Quality and Medi- cinal Merit as the rest of them. CESS that made this seeming miratle poestnie= parity in the ‘sense of exactness, nicety, care and selection, ae |896,-Cascarets were i was to be pure Lae harmless, under a pure promise that it sould: accomplish alw: selatined.tweith the alternative of a Suaranty, of money. Fb tha Kennedy and Wil- r of the machine| ones aratetal recommendation of: bh trons wi found Cascarets to be TRUE and dependable Leet romotion of ariccess, Now nse the PURE FOOD AND from welcoming it for the benefit of the peo! ears e time rs claiming that we adopted OUR OWN PURE “DRUGS steadfast adherence to the Leics test element in the pi cannot refrai 896, and b; have. convinced, by Cascare! the world of the Ha q is a stronger £5 offered to him: recourse be itiseptic, destro’ and star? their fide Soe reer @ pure, honest, harmless, rellab| of'all diseases’ of the stomach and argument than the favor of millions of satisfied fiends, hundreds of thousands have been relieved of great suffer! of her who has not tried Cescarets { irregularity, costiveness, colic, of impending CONSTIPATION whould be heeded as a warning, | _(¥ taketh? to that great preventive of disease, Cas- specifie purpose of Cascarets is not alone as a treatment for the Constipation, but even more so, to keep the entire for all disease germs before they can fi | AMIR NOW HAS AUTOS HONOR OF EMMET. | Governor of Rhode Island to Pre-! side at Meeting in Majestic Theatre, Goy, James H.. Higgins, of Rhode 1s!- | ant, will deliver the oration on "Robert | Emmet’ next Sunday night In the Sa-1 Geatlo ‘Theatre at the earvices vy the jf wilt be benefited far Clan-na-Gael in honor of the birthday ; of the great Iriah patriot "martyr. ‘The Mate Emmet's birth wus March but there wus not x“ ~ hall or thantrs qhich would answer for the purpose of pe ropos demonstration on the one- undr and twenty-ninth anniversary of that date until] next Sunday night | || Sonn Quinn will preside, There will | bes Shs musiosi programtie fil of i fise aod dash, the pathos and longing of tho Irish achool that will well repay “TERS proceed yrilt inclinde the un 6 proceedings incline the un- expariged version of th ar-Bpangied | Bane,” at pas Hn jon? and other the rich_blood of jr land tingTe. >—_—- airs as ins those ‘who love the! AND PLAYS BRIDGE. Visit of Afghanistan's Ruler to India Has Brought Him Fully Up-to-Date, CALCUTTA. March 8.8—After_a twe months ‘visle to India the Amir! of Arghanistan, Habibullah Khan, hes re- crossed the frontier into Nig own coun- Seyind: has; strted) for scout) his ‘capital, ir unmistakably enjoyed every e motorist, a hesult of which he has tken \several automobiles buck to Aft ghanistan with him; developed” an {m= menao itking for playing bridge whist and made the Afghan courtlers learn iat His visit te regarded botn the} British and the Indian Gavertmenta as further welding. the ties which maka Afghanistan a buffer state ngainst w possible Russian advance on India. EXPLORER AMUNDSEN LIONIZED IN PARIS. PARIS, Marh &—Amundsen, the Nor- Northwest pagsage in his forty-seven- ing House.” ‘There never has beei—never canbe a better time (o invest in Clothing. Walk around our frontage.--Did-yow ever Ete windows that present such a complete, such exact demons Certainly_ our Clearing-House System never before scored such bi LOWES Offers To-day and To-morrow |; |{Clothing at Investment Prices possible only at this corner, Manufacturers belated in selling seek the rapid channel of the “Clear- They—take the loss, and_a_big Loss. beyond expectation by these advantages for our customers. See the Evidence—in Our 12 Windows. Suits and Top Coats Window No. t- Chambers St. Window No. 2 | Chambers St. ‘Windew “No. 3 Chambers 8t. Window No. 4 Chambers 8t. — day or_evening wear. Te Suits are of medium weight, go all a te, round. The Top Coats ee Brieere ays fad coverts, Inveatmenth ziela: You 80. Per Cont, New Rain Coats for rain, shine, the new color- ings, “Cravenettes" Included. Investmente thit Yield. You'80 Per Cent. The: garment.of Bails, Balbriggan Underwear An advance offering of a very fine make. Shirts with short or long sleeves. Drawers with the new “Cavalry” reinforcements, Investments that Yielé You 60 Per Cent, Winter Overcoats A group of 86 Coats, all sizes, but more extra large sizes. Blacks, Oxfords and some fancy mixtures. Investments that Yield You 110 Per Cent. Black Trousers _ where { | $44. a Ti ES 45° of Bd ton Gjoa, spending nineteen. _montha o: hts: Ke malang observa- tions in the vicinity of the ‘magnetic pole, has been Nonized in Para. real dent Fallleren decoraxed the explorer Oxmmander of Legion of Honor, fundaen kes deitvered lectures before the yarioux sclentifc:« and gave § Brivate talig upon his experience the henent of France's forty to the Institute. AVOID LUNG TROUBLE. Take one-half ounce Virgin Oil of Pihe (Pure), two ounces of Glycerine and elght ounces of good Whiskey. Shake well and take In teaspoonful doses covery four hours. .It {6 sald to break up a cold {n twenty-four hours, and cure any cough that is curable. ~An~emtnent- authority on Msg trouble says if this simple and effective formula was known and Fonerally used, throat,lung—aned- bronchial “affections would ‘sel- dom reach an acute stage. Care shouldbe used to-select pure fn= gredicnts, and to avold aubstitu- tion it is best they be purchased. separately and mixed in your own home. The Virgin Oll of Pine (Pure) should be purchased {n the orlg- inal_.half-ounceviale-put-up-ex>, pressly for druggists to dispense. Each Vial {s securely sealed iu a round wooden case, with en- Rraved wrapper, with the nam Virgin Ol of Pine (Pure), guar- unteed under the Food and Drugs Act of June 30th, 1906, se- tial number 451, prepared only by Leach Chemical Chh- cinnatl, thereon. Only the cheaper Olls are sold in bulk, but these pro- duce nausea, and never effect “the desired results. Think of the enormously tablet of Cascarets of the inany_millions-of tablets-sent— ..out to the world the same as. every. other tablet,— equally as dainty, sweet, palatable and equally effective asa medicine. i ‘It is the PURITY OF PRO- created, the purpose of its makery pu Sones unded. The by PURE E PROCESSES, what was . refun ef thousands of Seat: their i DRUG ACT has gone sate effect, | le, and at and truth as exem- power of and bowels, for the pre- when in trouble headache, fietolency: all -canal clean rm a Todg- |” Ohfo—plainly printed { :f difficult task of having every J] ciples then det to guide | Window 0. 6 Chambers 8t. —-— Window No. 7 Chambers St. Window No. 8 Broadway. Broadway. “Window. No. 10 Broadway: Window No. 11. Broadway. Window No. 12 ~ Broadway, ° Our Mutual Credit System makes custonicrs and keeps them. ia the best, because it is the simp gz WILTON UGE. | 25:00" TON an Fine Thibets, unfinished worsteds and dress cloths. Many of these will match , with your coat and vest. Investments that Yield You 00 Per Cent. Neckwear and Hose ||| New spring novelties of sample Neckw: (Just off the ee): The Hose are im- ported (small lots) famous brands. Investments that Yield You 100 Per Uent. Worsted Suits Double and twist worsteds in gray tones, Splendid Sack Suits, full weight;. English Walking Suits Included (Just a few). Investments that Yield You 76 Per Cent, | Stylish Overgarments Light, medium—and—heavy weight; the latter are a wonderful Investment, as next _ fall's prices will be more than double. duvestments -thot-Yteld Tou-95-Per Cent, -Fine Wersted Trousers Not only regular sizes from 32 to 42, but # large assortment of “Big Uns” up to 46, 48, SO, and even 54 walst. Investments that Yield You 90 Per Cent. Fur-Lined Gvercoats And other overcoats of the highest type, Including »Velours, English Melt: and yreunas —— — Titestnients atYild You (49 Pe r Cent: White Dress Shiris A maker's “closed” He could not duplicate the- linen an advance, so he “clos cnveatments that Yield You &5 Per Cent. .. Black Clothes Black Suits, black Top Coats, blac! iS Rainceats, black Tuxedo ant Frock Ex and Vests Investments that Yield You 80 Per Cent, stl ~ «BROADWAY SU ce STEWART -BUILDING Our credit te DRUSSELS RUGS. 412.50 gm x 10.6, ‘Special Sale of Dining Room Furaoiture. B16 82 310. w 812 hing “Closets, RI250 AMXBNA NCGS. bles. pow (China Chorets, now BI Se 55 e. 25° $16. 50 11 AES SQq 00 system « WORLD ALMANAC and Encyclopedia ow on Sale verywhere Price, ZS5oc. By Mail, |).354 | Boys! White Blouses, ot our bargain at the above ex- | Women’ 's Embroidered, | Plush lined, pleced Persian Lamb col- THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY. M ARCH 8, Boys’ Blouses Two new Serniceable Spring Styles at Spectal Prices for Salurday’s Selling. Boys’ White ‘and Colored Blouses, of fine quality madras, with collar attached and neckband style, box pleat down front, 49¢ pocket on-sii Wzes-for-6 lod4 year olds; special ate, ~extre fine quality madras, neckband style, box pleats down front, laun- dered or unlaundered; sizes 8 to-16-yearay_yvery geese 79¢ (ete tated esi, Thin Modei With ‘your poapgnem en- | graved on md $5, 00 case if desired Extra thin | for... model—open face gold filled, solid sil- ver or{gun metal watthes fitted with full J seven-‘ewelled nickel - plated American movement. As good a timekeeper as any watch can be—and 2 marvel- tremely low w price. —Btoorntngt aes Floor, Front,” Camré. Laundered In ‘the Correct Shapers) an What Every Smart ow. A Sale.of. the 25¢ Kind To: MOrroWs “Dresser is Looking for N In a Great Clearance at Besides getting highest grade, you will make a clear saving | of more than 507%. Men? Ss “FureLined “Coats. "Made of Fine Black Broad- cloth, 62 inches long. Values up to $39. $15 Lined with Brown Russian Ly! with pleced Perslan collar and cuffs, others with collars of Brook Mink; sites 42, 44, 46 and 48, Values up to $50,_ Special. $18 buffalo sheep -Automobile- Coats. sizes 46, 48 Of Alaska sable dog, and Thibet buffalo; 5 Values up to Great March Sate of $350) Walters Pianos to ‘198 Welt jeter and’ cover, “om: veer erma $5 Down & “st Week ‘The Above Very Low Pricd Rep~ resents About Half Real Yaluo, Walters” Piatios~ are built to last a lifeti nie: m t bexin toc ‘arg Deng Uf Ba0 S575 a plano for! a Walters | at “your beaut Exchange autical = any price narwise prone On Fequost a representative wilt Warervoma, Nd Floor. Bloomingdales’ Lex. to 3d-Ave., 59th to 66th St, Finest Furs and Fur Coats ~ Persian collar, -one of the oldest; —best ‘Boys’ Solid Calf Sho: se Blooming Blac The same grade as you are Wie to see elsewhere for $3.00. This is another striking instance of the Bloomingdale buying sagen These gloves are 24 inches long and reach well above the elbow. prime quality kid, mousquetaire style, with clasps or buttons atthe wrists. A.perfect No mail orders filled. Elbow-Length-$2:25 Black Glace Kid Gloves for = = = a $l Extra Long. fit guaranteed. All sizes. mousquetaire s| tailored; will cost you $12 and buy one of the coats sum of , Every —patr-of these gloves guaranteed to {it perfectly. with clasps or buttons at the wrist. The Garment Men Will Need Next Ina Very Spectal Sale ata Price That Will Commence. a Big Early Spring Season with a ham, ~~ Men’s Spring Top Coats Rain or Crayenette Coats newest Spring lines, the very latest models; perfectly later, so we advise you to come to the Bloomingdale Clothing corner to-morrow —$— $< —$— — Made! of They are finely made of good quality glace 1a, Doo mingdales’, stain Foor, both All siz in tan covert-or soft finished pray coatings. tn dark gray wors- ted—all cut on, the to $15 a little for the small AN) 95 Norfolk Sutts for 8 to Friday, at 19¢ to lone, “Hoth Bt Sectio: Next-to-Nothing Prices. PERSIAN PAW i F Women’s Fur- Lined Cae Lined- with and _white= squirrel, slze 40 any, 3 Value $75, ec _ $35 Lined with finest: baby gated, sable squirrel collar lynx —collar;— sizes 36, 38, 40 42. Values * $45 -.up to $100, Special...... Women's Fur Coats. Nearseal> Coats;-~Eton, Teeter and blouse-effect;- sizes 36, 38,40, -42 and 44, Special Nearseat-Coats, trimmed with beaver; size 38 -only £69. Special . One of the ~bery’ best sewing machines made. Yours {o-mor- row at half real baloe, which ts These famous machines_are ball_bearlng noiseless hardened steel. and” most machine companies in the world. They are guaranteed for five years manufacturer well as by ourselves. Encased in-beautiful dust by the proof_—oak drop tread design: Equipped with full: set attachments. which the----head: LEXINGTON” BEWING MA-| CHINES — Three drawers | = gee naea morrow only. .- Bloom{ngdales!, Mein Floor, Lax. goes with every pair of shoes we sell. by this guarantee you always gett The shoss offered in the special sale to-morrow are made- of fine black kid, gun-m-tal, calf and patent colt leathers -of the thwicestvand,most substantial pee Girls’ Sizes, 835 toll, 1 Boys’ Sizes, 8!2 to 1, 1 y Sizes 1 to Special at Boys’ New Spring Suits )s** year. Russian Blouse Suits for 214 to7 iain and ——An- elegant” mowing of new a ial For. Men,— Spetng-Wweight, the same everywhere else Rents $1.00, bere. fo-morrdw fore... U ries Ruching Scaipa mn 25c to 35c Fea and En Lisse’ Ruchings —at, per-yatd —._« + «a» e_ Lexington Machines 5150 Alt their wearing parts are-made of the finest These machines’ are made for us by repatable—sewing- ralses~.and Four-styles,-as follows: Boys’ & Girls’ Good Reliable Shoes, $1. 98 Not a Pair in the Lot Worth Less Than $2.50 and Some Are Worth $3.00. Always remember that the bona fide Bloomingdale guarantee ") “*Good Wear or a New Pair’” “ $1.59 © the right weight this time of the 16 year olds, Beara, ner ihe aint Seto end piain Y Eaen as “gros ae a | Upon. presentation of thi eoupon:we.will sellgou as «9 »9 = Newest Spring-patterns. — Cashmere Wrappers. That avere $5300, se Seep and perfectly thoroughly . This ts not a half-hearted--at- ‘tempt! ata clear ance, but as cidedly--- radical © moyement to close certain lines one that brin| you some_of the best _ values you have seen in pret- ty, well-made, serviceable house ay gowns, “Cahners Wrappers 1 Tent and-darky colors, lined— throughout. Made with loose or] fitted back, full front. plain or with lapels over shoulders and prettily ‘trim! with Jace insestion or satin ribbon. Remember this 13 a special sale for Saturday only, Bloomingdales’, 24 Floor, 50th A, Beotion, woodwork, of improved Have a lift lowers ‘automatically. very machine ale threader Ave. Section. Besides being protected he be:t values in town. in tke very best possible manner to 2 and 234 to 6 to 137 of can il 10.6) ints? “Wear Well” Shoes, sires (154 to 2, Special at Shoe Department, bail ‘s