The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1907, Page 5

. THEIR FATHER ILL, MOTHER IS KILLED RY CAR Miss Walker Can't Collect WK - - \ aS KMS Young Children of Frank Dor-; sey Are Now Left With- out Support. @ince Frank Dorsey, « brass pollehar Mra, Adelaide Dorsey has made a hi fight to keep a roof over (hetr chiljven, Cathering and Willlam, fourteey leven years pid. The a proyide the money for the rent of the #at at No. Oi East One Hundred and ‘Twenty-second street and for the tn- Walld at the health resort. Last night Frank Dorsty’s unton gave &® benefit In Brookiyn to raise funds for his aselatance. Mra. Dorsey felt that the union would expect some member of the family to appear and made the trip over there. She was returning sogve time after 1 o'clock to-day when whe attempted to alight from the Third avenue surface car at One Hundred and | ‘Twenty-third street. In some way her Gres caught on the step and she was dragged for & half block. When abe was placed in an ambulance and hurried w the Harlem Hospital tt was found that her «kull had been frac- tured. She died a few hours later. The | courte and the Appellate Division up- Police arrested the matorman, William Thompson. of No. 2) East Ninety- fourth atreet. and Conductor Joseph Breen. of No, 267 Third avenue. Mag- | strate Oner HEARING ON SUNDAY elnert held them to the Cor- BALL TO BE PUBLIC. CITY OWNeASHIP | | Mayor McClellan Will Listen|Committee on Investigation to Arguments for and Against Several Bills. Mayor MoClelian will give a public bearing at 1030 o'clock Wednesday |Munictpal Ownership Commission named Morning on several bills, including the |>Y the National Civic Federation at its | Measure permitting basebal) on Sunday afternoons in the city of New York. The bil amends the Penal Code and | >ocker Hotel to decide upon the terms | makes it permisaibie te play basebai |! the report it will make to the com- | efter churobh hours in certain parts of | ™ittee the city. ‘The Mayor will also hes ments | CBmittes, and ite report will not be Worvend against the propos. establiah- Ment of & bureau in the Finance De Partment for reviewing assessments of | snortly before July 1 Property outside the city owned by the| ‘The report will cover the four leading sity of New York. 4eilll| public utilities-gas, water, electric Another bill ses the members of the Fire Department anently dimbled « or after hav- of the annual salary for @ pension, tn- stead of half. GOLL DURN TOWN PUTS LOSER IN JAIL) ir “Poitageipnia, Prot Pram. | Skinner Came From Maine and Claims He Was Frisked by Pretty Hostess. Frank W. Skinner came de-own from Rockland, Mo be'gosh, to see the @ights of New York, and now look at Dim, over in the House of Detention, Wishing be was back in Rockland, Bkinoer says this te a funny town, by heck! where they lock up = cemplain- ant taner, of Maine, lene man- rbone, Chicago bra 12] Pins, containing 400 pins, \° ulasturer, On lis way hefe De was ta: | Fora Good Complexion, seen to a box, white Sack larly at 3c. ee Ma fie Bete, ot, aes omen Health and B uty. | regularly SSc. a box, at........ 39c | BUTTONS—A special lot of 5,000 ooking. sfitiozer wee stopp.ne as a Pe DRESS SHIELDS—Good quality pure} dozen good quality Pearl Buttons, t | Blanche at} io 308 Wess This — white light-weight Dress Shields, as-| assorted sizes, worth fully Sc, dozen itt street resverday, Sines, be says, OR Clear Eyes sorted sizes, regular price, per pair, |at....... senenheteeseseres Mite une [or he aya Blanche waa tale Jean faecal my, Sale price. ...-.++++ »++» BG] SHOE LACES—Good quality Tubular from hie trousers pocket. ‘The diss al aby aapy SHO LACES—Fine quality black |Shoe Laces, 3 pairs in a bunch. ali @overy nearly induced more heart fail- dips Tubular Shoe Laces, put up In single | sizes, regular Sc. a bunch, at. ¥ <n —Clean Tongue , all lengths, our regular Sc.) TAPE MEASURES—Extra fine quai Hy A —Calm Nerves per pait 3c| ity double-stitch satin Tape Meas- to-day, The magistrate held her for examination to-morrow. showed signs of resiiveness ¥ meet to go back to Maine, by | YOu need it, Carry # little 10c Emer } feared Skinuer night “Magistrate t remain tO press the obarge and Betaieed him ‘unit! ‘Tuabony BOY AT PLAY RUN OVER AND KILLED BY TROLLEY CAR. Ancient Brakes Failed to Work on Down Grade—Mother Had to , gged from Body, ‘WRomane D'Auria, jr, five years oid, en of Mr. and Mre, Remano D'Auria, @ Mor Third sires, Harrison. was o's @ GOST HIM TWO DOLLARS FOR PUTTING ON His HAT. soe , bad just fined Jim Huston, « , Ob Ned Weat Beventeenth . B for violating the traMe rules Broadway and Forty-seven atrect Mapped on bis cap and shuffled elerk, wid vemieded hiss cour at made sly te Burhag Remote ony NU Serting a judgment for personal dam- went to Lake Como with lung trouble, and} The eul! against @uperintendent Max oted wite and : mother worked hard day and night to | three-quarters | the twenty-one on the commities when “Magistrate Harris, In Weat Bide Court TEACHERS’ SUIT : LOST ON APPEAL $700 Damages from Supt. Maxwell. , The Board of Education haa ecored fo wuits brought against K by one prin cipal and three tewcbers of the Publik | Sotiools. The Appellate Division decided in favor of the Boatd. in one case re \ Ae g, ages of 31) granted by Justine Gaynor, in’ Brooklyn, against Superinienden( William HH. Maxwell aod Principal Ly man A. Best. well and Principal Heet was brought by Mise Ere Welker, @ teacher in Pub- lie Behow! No, 4, Brooklyn, beomuse of alleged discrepancies in the defend @nls report upon her repord and work to the, Board of Examiners of the Board of [ ADAMS BUILDING—Ist Flooi Board of Education, te Division has upiveid Fine Embroidered Valenciennes and O; large and small spots, figures and floral desig cream shades, very suitable for making er & teacher In Pub yard 19c Yard for Laces worth 39c and the Appellate Di- sed ‘the lower Court Venise Bands, Net Top Lace, etc., in white, butte but lost the | back pay se in the jower 39c.; anniversary sale price........ held tha: Emma Sonneider. of No. 7% East Eighty-sccond street, a teacher in Pub- le Schoo! No. 7, sued te become assist- ant princtpal, but lost, and the Appel- late Division didn’t help her Lace Galloons and Medallio: anniversary sale price.. » worth up to f Two Blocks on ssarAvese| QJ Neill-Adams Co. SN Sa FS Great Anniversary Sale Which Commenced This Morning Will Continue with Unabated Vigor To-Morrow (Tuesday). Pages of bargains in new, fresh and reliable merchandise wil’ appear each day in The Evening Wor'd and Journal, and every woman who has any regard for economy wii not miss“a line. Much money wil) be saved thereby. Particular Attention Is Directed to the Following Splendid Values. YH) The Anniversary Sale of Laces. 45-Inch Lace Aiiovers at $1.49 at 1 Lace , etc. waists, guimpes, etc., all 45 inches wide, worth $2.00 anniversary Sale Price... i. 65.5. ccc ees Several thousand yards of fine Plauen Lace Gailoons, Meda Not a piece worth less than 29- 1, most of them 19 3c Yard for Fancy Lace Galloons worth 10c 20,000 yards of fancy Cotton Lace Galloons, Cream Ch 1 IN EITHER BUILDING Anniversary Sale of MEET 10 DISCUSS All First Quality Wares. Preparing Its Report to the | a . | 50 Civic Federation. 798 RRB ARE 8.00 The Committee on Investtgation of the 10.40 14,00 16.00 meeting in October, 16, to-day began a | three-days’ meeting at the Knicker- | $2830 $25.00 Great secrecy is being observed by the made public until ft 1s submitted to) the full commission of; one hundred members, which will be called together | and 26 inches high. Habting and power, ond strect reslwags. $10.00 Dinner Sets at §7.75 Only three members were absent of it assembled to-day. Those present were M. EB. Ingalls, Cincinnati, chatr- man of the commission and committee; Dr, Albert Shaw, New York; EA. Mof- | Goodnow, Columbia University; Walton | Clark, Philadelphia; E. W. Bemis, Cleveland; W. J. Clark, New York: W. L. Fisher, Chicago; Prof, J. H. Gray, Evanston, UL; Prot Frank Parsons, Boston; Timothy Healy, New York Prof. John & University; Daniel J. Keefe, Detroit, Mich.; CL. Edgar, Boston; AE. Win- | South Norwalk, Conn; F. J. - and Milo BR | 2 dozen, per card. HSC. A DOK, Misccrasssseceeces 55c per dozen... fs ~— Good Temper Eat a Cascaret whenever you sui mato and other style Pin Cushions. | measure, special sold regularly 10c., special gency box constantly with you. in yo Purse or Pocket. When do you need one? It sizes, regular 3c. per| price Sc. each, FUR yes 144c| price : Go-Carts, Baby Carriages and Folding Carts at Special Prices. | Hood Baby Carriages 20th, 21st and 22d Streets DAMS BUILDING- 10: Floor] —————— Anniversary Sale of Black Dress Goods- Prices Averaging 's to ' Less Than Regular 44-in. Black All-Wool 59 Black All- Wool 39 Crepe Panama, Regular 29c¢ Storm Serge, 36 in. wide... c 65c Black Ali-Wool |75¢ Black All-Wool Silk Sponged Cheviot, 43 39 Finish Nun's Veiling. 49 Inches wide Superiortinsh Vous, Qe Finish Chon Brosd- ge Superi ini 4 pe SHRV OIE, 89 cloth, 54 Inch....... Closing Out Colored Dress Goods Below Cost. 52-inch All-Wool |52-inch Mohair Panama Cloths........ 59c |Brilliantine........... 49c | Unusually bright and silky; navy, Navy, royal, cadet, tan, gray, brown, | garnet. royal blue, Nght and dark ——| ADAMS BUILDIN 5 Anniversary Sale of =a Latiste Embroideries At Half Price and Less. nally low prices several ies, comprising Edgings, Galloons, Bandings and Insertings, in various widths, all first-class embroidery work, some with baby Irish lace combinations, very desirable for trimming all kinds of Summér. fabrics. We group We will offer to-morrow at exc thousand yards of fine Batiste Embr them in three lots: Values up to 59¢., | Values up to 75c., 25¢ 39 red reseda; also black. | gray; also black. 3,500 Yards of AMC and'69c Dress:Goods at, « ¢.<.<-<sesjces> sess Included are: All-Wool Panama Cloths in a variety of choice shades. All-Wool Nun's Velling in all colors, also shepherd checks and fancy tailor suitings in great variety. 4,000 Yards of 39c and 4¥e Dress Goods at......... San tonimbhe te J 9c Including gray tailor suitings, Black and White Checks, fancy Stripe suitings, shadow checks and mixtures, 36 to 46 inches wide. Reeviar — Annt\ Regular ‘versery 30.00 24.00 $31.76 30.40 24.00 | 34.16 $2.50 Heavy Galvanized Iron Ash Cans, $1.98 | | With hickory slats to protect the sides; No, 9 size, 18 inches wide Regular Price $2.50; anniversary sale price .......+ s PAR Sanaee saab be enn spibseacn $ 1.98 Very thin American porcelain, decorated in assorted plain print decorations, including soup tureen; 100 pieces to the set. Regular price $10.00; anniversary sale price.......... | IN EITHER BUILDING Anniversary Sale of Notions Every Item at a Big Saving in Price. HOOKS AND EYES—The celebratea| DRESSING PINS—Good gual:t Swell Hooks and Eyes, fn all sizes, Dressing Pins, assorted sizes, io oe black and silver, regular Sc. card of | a paper, regular Sc. per paper, at. 3¢ + ¥36C) IRON HOLDERS—Large size Asbestos PEATHERBONE—Grosgrain covered | Holders, regular Sc., special Chicago brand Featherbone, 12 yards | IRONING WAX—Wood handle | to box, white and black, regulariy| ing Wax, regular t¢ each, sneehil FEATHERBONE—Cotton covered|PINS—The celebrated brand Shee | Stripe and Check Suiting Silks rf Ay PIN CUSHIONS—A special lot of to-| ures, 60 inches long, 7}4¢|HAT PINS—Fancy colored erysiai The Treasure Nickel] Hat Pins, assorted colors, Anniversary Summer Silks. A Splendid Collection of Popular Fabrics at Remarkably Low Prices. 39c Quality id 29 All Silk Polka Dot Pongees, (o Another offering of these popular Summer dress silks. We sold an enormous quantity of this identical quality last week. All in Navy, Black and Brown grounds with “coin” size dots of white. No mail or- ders. IN EITHIR B fast black, very sheer qual from $1.50 to €7.00 Anni double soles, garter tops; also same | Price quality in tan and russet shades and pure white; all the most desirable Soc, kinds. Anniversary Sale Price .s..0e. : 35¢ 3 pairs for $1.00. Men's 25c. Socks, 19c. 6 for $1.00. Girls’ double sole, silk lisle So Summer weight, jet color, "19 ae and warranted for wear; 25¢. kind; Anniversary Sale Price 19¢ 6 pairs for $1.00. 75c Quality 39 Novelty Rough Pongee Suiting, c These rough pongee suitings come in a self-color figured design—bright and silky—24 inches wide—and a color assortment consisting of Black, Gray, Alice, Navy, Brown, Tan, Garnet, White, Reseda and Cream. 69c. Quality 30 in. All Silk Black Pongce, 49c Pongees were never before so much in demand as this season, This is 4 superior dress quality; smooth, lustrous finish; good black, all pure silk ! 59c All pure silk taffetas and loulsines in nest stripes and checks for shirt- a Kegu'ar 79. Quality, Anniversary Sale Price. waist suit dresses; many brown and navy combinations. One Yd, Wide Natural Color Pongee, | Regular 89¢ Quality 69c Anniversary Sale Price, An all pure silk pongee, full 36 inches wide, in a rich lustrous shade of —When your Tongue ts coated —When you have Heartburn, Beloh- O'NEILL BUILDING ing, Acid Risings in Throat | —When Pimples begin to peep out | When your stomach Gaaws and Burns. | ‘That's the time to check coming Com | stipation, Indigestion and Dyspepsia. That's the time to take a Casoaret. Fancy China and Cut | | Dishes. Regular $1.25, each75c Bracelets rious styles. Regular $10.50. Bracelets. . .86.00 MAR Gs sk aes eees seca Decorated China Tea Cups and Saucers. Regular 59c, and 49%. Links... .62.25 CON vicectscrsverecares 25c Links Decorated China Ramikins and Large assortment Plate, rich borders and flower and Gold-Plated cent of all other ills likely to attack you. Cascarets don't purge, don’t weaken, don't irritate, nor upset your stomach. They stimulate the Bowel Muscles to contract and propel the Food naturally past the little valves that mix Digestive Juloes with Food, tion of useless matortals Anniversary Sale of Solid Gold Jewelry. Glass. Regular Cut glass Olive or Bonbon | | Bracelets. . .$2.00 and $3.00. .§1.25 $2.00 to $5.00... $1.50 Cut glass Tumblers. Regular Bracelets. . .$3.50 to $4.00 One tablet taken whenever you suspeot ||| | $1.00, each . + 50c | | pracelets. ..#3.00 you need {1 will insure you against W per || | Cut glass Flower Vases, in yi- Bracelets. . $6.00 to $7.00 Bracelets. ..$2.50 to $5.00 Tie Clasps. .$1.25 to $2.00 champagne; also white and black $1.29 Quality 98 One yard wide Black Dress Taffeta, Cc This is an exceptional offering in reliable black dress taffetas, now so much in demand for entire dresses and separate waists. A rich black, heavy and rustling quality, fully guaranteed One Yard Wide Habutai | | 24-Inch Al!-Silk Plain Silks Colored Pongee. Regular 45¢ quality, Regular $4¢ Quality; 39 Anniversaty Sale Price, 3% Anniversary Sale Price, c A fine, lustrous, smooth finish A heavy, all-sile washable qual- pongee silk, in all the best culors k, value exceptional including, tan, biscuit, navy, waist purposes brown, black and white Screen Doors ~All sizes. Light CHER rec tncneurasinach hice | price ae? The Screen Doors Ai! sizes; walnut tinish; usually sold for 98c. po each, Anniversary sale price.. 99C Screen Doors —All sizes; extra heavy frames, some light } some dark green; all sizes; usually sold at $1.98 Anniversary sale price 9Bc Galvanized Wash Tubs—| price Made of heavy iron an after finished. Sizes, 11 inches high and 20 inches in diameter, Regu rice lar price Sie. Anniversary gr) price price s+. Ic per wotioms, as follows: Best No. 7 size, regular 89c, anni 49 Two Burners, regular $4.25 Anniversary price versary: price No, 8 size, regular 98c., anni versary price : 69] sc'95 No. 9 size, regular $1.15, annl- Carta: versary price 79¢ hree Kreamer s Wash Boilers—tx rice ira heavy, Np. § site, regu ; jar $2.28, anniversary price, $4.60} Water Coolers re, Double Oveus —Made of pol-| some lined with ¢ st in the lot worth $1.50; Anniversary price, $1.50 to $2.25 ————| ADAMS BUILDING—asi Floor | This stronger action produces greater designs. Regular $4.75 and all the Wow desi n z nutrition from food and perfect elimina $6.75 dozen .e.ssseeee $3.00 Brice $1.00 to $1.50; special It makes the blood purer, healthier Oy bt ‘and more recons:, velive, insuring a fine, clear color complesion. ‘Then carry the little ten-oent box con- stantly with you dn your purse, and take & Cascaret whenever you suspect you need it, All Druggists sell them—over ten mil- lion boxes @ year. Be very carelul to get the genuine, rrr Prev t [ IN BITHER BUILDING —|——— Anniversary Sale of Keed Kockers $1.50; Vaiue $2.00 500 Porch Rockers (like illustration), maple frame, extra large size; broad, comfortable arms; closely woven reed seat and openwork woven back; regu larly worth §2. Anniversary sale Anniversary Sale of Rogers Silverware. OMBIN N SETS-¢ t Of) QUADRUPLE-PLATED SOUP TL & dor, Roser Ye REENS AND ICEWATER PITCHERS 11 vrcelain lined, plated on Britannia Ouer ; é regular price $8.95 C ers Triple Plated Knives, in 4! each; special at $5.95 case; regular price $8.50 per sel; special at $6.75 ovaveurie-i ATED FOUR-PIECE TEA SETS, cor of Tea Pot QUADRUPLE-PLATED CRUMB SETS, Sugar Bc Cream itcher and finighed in French gray or bur- Spoon Holder, highly bur hed, i te nished; regular price $8.00 5755 AES ohn $2.75 per-eahs anecia! at $6.50 ished steel, jined; regular price $2.25. Anniversary price $1.60 | xen lactowis L Anniversary Sale of Lamps & Mantles. $1.50 Gas Lamps, 9 200 of these Lamps-—tinished in ru six feet double dip tubing with argand or incandescen brass tripod and price $1.54 1,000 Gas Am al a posilive saving lo y Vales un to $1.25, LLDIRG ee L ee cake Anniversary Sale of Hosiery For Men, Women and Children. Women's $1.50 to $2.00 Silk Hose $1.09. Women's pure thread silk Stockings of beautiful fine gauge lustrous qualities. The colored goods are tans, browns and several small lots of evening shades, and a few have lace insteps, but the majority are per- fectly plain. A large quantity of the plain ones a double soles sale price ‘ 19c. and 25c. Hosiery, 1234 WOMEN’S fast black seamless sheer gauze lisie thread hose, plain gauze full length and boot patterns of lace lisle thread hose, seamless feet, perfect qualities; the Anniversary ji Qe Women's Silk Lisle Hose, 25¢ WOMEN'S — ver weight, plain sil plain ones worth 5c; Sale Price isle hose; perfect * ry quality; very lustrous; made seam- Women's 5c. Hosiery, 35c. | (55 feet, with double soles and wide Women’s fast black Hermsdorf dye | double garter tops, in fast black and imported gauze lisle thread Hosiery, {tan shades; Anniversary Sle 95e Girls’ Silk Lisie, 19¢. fast black siik isle, narrow tlastic ribbed hose, double scles, full fashioned and regular made; sizes § to 9; usually 25¢. to 39¢., accord- ing to size; Anniversary Sale Price, all sizes Children's Hose, 124c. Men's fast black, full seamless feet, | Children’s tast black seamless ribbea medium | cotton school hose, made double heels and toes, dorble knees; odd lots; sizes 5 to 9%; Anniversary Sale Price pI THI R ‘BUILDL} Bargains in Housefurnish For the Anniversary Sale To-morrow. Our basements are replete with bargains for this sale, only a few of which can be mentioned here. Clothes Wringers. finish; same as are usually sold for | The Chaimpion—10-inch rolls. $1.25 each. Anniversary sale 75¢ ular price $1.90. teen Las Square Bread Boxes —Made tin, nicely Japanned finish. | 0! good, stron, and stencilled Regular price 69c. Anniversary egular price 59c ——— Blue Flame Oil Stoves— Wash Boilers —With heavy cap-| Choice of Silvers or Brightest and in Stretchers—Adjustable pins; size © by 12 feet long. ilar price $2.00, Anniversary 1p to $3.00, IN HITHER BUILDING }—-~—~—— Mantles at, each, 5¢ f son 10c. to 25c. cach; anniversary svle |