The evening world. Newspaper, August 15, 1907, Page 6

TWEE EVENING WORLD, IESARIS ISIE) Man and Hs Tex Chen CED CL COMING WEEK AND VANISHED | } } “Plan = McGrath to 1 a | Beisonwick’s Arrest Solves: cide Who Is Best at | Mystery of Brooklyn’s “the Hamimer. Disappearing’ Steeds. : aewtaanay an i FINE VOLUNTEER BILL. dn Jullus Belsonwiek, twenty-six years 0 saya he lives in Park avenue se held in the Pluehing with horse aten!- have aR Sxpary mastered: the a operty “unul be ew) make 2 beau I, bay or black font of « flea-bitten roan. | On Friaay lest Frank Aseardl, of No, | [18 Flushing avenue, loft his olf wht horse and wagon gtanding on the street. | | Belsonwik happehed slong and took th [turnout The police ware totified of the ‘Hibemians and Eccentric. Fire- q men. Also to. Have Great. - na Volunteers will hold thetr games, | Petiow and dress parade at Celtic Park Seat Ganday Geetic football wil! fgure| two contests on their programme, the Manhattan there stood before Biern a> white horse. Btern told the police and Accardi's ani mal wae recognized, Relwonwick WAS arrested and the po-| |Mee gathered that he Wasa wanted for) | nt least eight horse thefts. Every horse he was socused of stealing had can- pletely disappeared but now thar his/ |dye secret bas been Glecovered it to Mkely that some of the horses will be recovered Wher, Hetsonwick was arratened in art last evening eight Getectives from di ete precincts were there cS aad Gia wwo litle ehiktren with the the ttme| Hlee, clan Lge Fee reached fies. at teats e Deicatenisicandrek eeoraaniaa Sata alps | but clumged neadiong into the water e|Miss Lloyd Rowed Alone to Rescue and Plunged Into Water for Little Ones. for youngsters. Sha orought -w Qrotine, “the toven-year-old. first, an then went down for Sears, five yeare: oid. Tre doy was pretty fae gone, bul revived after hia father and his rescuer bed worked over him. Then the yacht Wicnie came and carried th fon down |p the sireet aad waren, the nolice acensicel jelaon fo ha in {evening Wick rreeives word. that hie fust dled of heart disease. Mas Frances Lioyd, a comety youns woman. whose city home ts at No. 19 Putnam avenue, Brooklyn, will come home to her ftlends with more to show | tor her vacation than a coat of tan. | She will probebly wear « medal for herolam as the result of her pkmky rescues of m man and two children yer- terday from Onset Bay, Massachusetts. While she wae rowing alone on the bay sho descried a catboat well out on the heads that seemed to be laboring under difficiities. As che watched, it cepsized. Ne champion sculler ever mude better yse of a palr of oars. A half gale was blowing, and girl bad to fight against a rough cru Sept. 1, the most so far arranged Cettic Park. AN the ere carded as well The inter-otty (O be fought out of New Jersey beers ef New York, and and the Volucteers will be exhibition and fig competitions and A Miver cup will be €s & polit trophy. The prizes be diamond studded medals. Tho are being received by John J. and Dieges & Clust. Fine Bill of the Firemen. ‘he Kocentric Firemen, who veually OF ‘SHOES AND OXFORDS || Sweeping Reductions FOR QUICK CLEARANCE=————— SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY 9 5x at his specialty for such a long that he hae hardly tried to cut loose, but he has told hte friends that the record on the book» nt [bis best, The st | two good natured « With Intense {nter mire kill and braw: ‘There will be. a 5,000 Pairs Women’s trephy-for the most succes: tic ‘clu’. The prizes f the various contests will Preteen nudate veda Twat xiords, are being. recelved ‘yy Jonn J. McHugh and Dieres & Clost ——_—__———_—— DAVID M. EVANS.DEAD. for Gistanoe.’ There ili be 1%] BALTIMORE, Aug. 1—Davd Mt abd £% yard runs for members as well | vans, Presid of the Maryland Tole- tied here to-day of in Wales Mr. Brana was eleatrica. railways. Worth $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00, at, per pair, Tan Russla Calfskin. Patent—Coliskin. Gun Metal Calfskin. yard and mil¢ rum handicaps; yard novice, obstacle race, discus , all open. Spectat events iwi oud the pele peritonitis. fifty-seven y | byareenert = ineer and as Course the interest aie weet contre the 16-pound hamr Jotm Flanagan and Matt - entered. and when the: qaestion of who i# St fheowing the ball of lead cat Asnown. McGrath, Mai tate ae ee ‘ ae ‘lanagan, bot is now Is most da: ta ont, hes swice reco ly record of the mishty John, | tea eh tisowa, ware barred bn’ the on aocount of failure to com: Asch tectmical deta! had whatever to do with the expl Tima: bes net bees pushed CASTO R 1A For Infants and Children. Ths Kind You Have Always Bought 95e worth upto $3.00. a , TANNUAL SALE] | inrsit sero) jones ' fords (odds and ends.) More Clothing “Bargain Hunters” goto 1.60 and 1.25 Children’s Ox- Brill stores than to any other four stores fords (odds and ends from former A eae j Sales, all sizes in the lot). T on’ T ‘ ad ed = ae : MBit pila Hunters” are thrifty, know how to save money by pending, | || 1:09 Children’s Shoes (Tin and Red, and above all know merchandise. Shrewd judges of value crowd to stat tet May ; Gerhi-Annual Sales because they know Brill regular prices are falrest and 1,50 and 2.00 Fancy Strap Slp- that Brill reductions are grestest, and they know that Brill clothes are the pers (odds and ends from fornier sales, finést tailored and-most advanced styled garments sold in New York. small sizes on'y). A Pair 150 Women’s Canvas Oxfords (ods and ends). Every Brill Suit Reduced 30 to 50 Per Cent. Lethe LE up to $15, $7.59 $10 BRILE SUITS. $13.50 Value ee ie Velme mpite 150 to 1.50 L All 4 Leathers Final Ciean Up of ea er Up of Men’s Trade-Marked $4.00 OXFORD TIES at Ail All Shapes t That were values up to $18, SUITS __ that were values up to $22.50, BRILL SUITS: $15 That were values up to $30, NE1T¢ RAINCOATS Lope tena upto $20, $12.50 iTs Pe yares caren cp te ni2.09, $7.50 || BRILL OUTING TROUSERS Halt Cit } Former prices $3.¥0 to $8.00; now $1.50 to $4.00. BRILL WASH SUITS for CHILDREN Half Olf Former prices i8¢. to $4003; now 2ic. to $2.48, H BRILL SUITS FOR CHILDREN $4 00 _ kat were values up to $7, o The assertment of desirable fabrics, models and sizes the most complete to be foand tn any four stores in America at reduced prices—-now’s best time, fs Owe advice. vin hoo Ory THE HABIT. 3 Go TO rothers STORES. 47 CORTLANDT, n, Greenwich 125th, EET, cor. 3d Avenue. _TMURSDAY, “AUGUST Ba Sen aE OEO caDSR } Two Blocks on Sixth Avenue. | ——————|_ gitar aunpme | We have about one hundred heavy | 56 Pieces eee oe 15, 4 | | | The Douglas factories r damaged. We High Shoes Orxtords Patent Enameiled | Every Size Fem Better selection at ....-- Women’s White Ties—S00 pairs, merty Gibson Ties, tum or C, D and BE; special at ae — €learance-Prices-on— Summer Knit Underwear For Men and Women c. Vests10c_|Men’s Odd 30c to $1.00 Women's ic. Vests 10c Underwear, 35c; 3 for $1.00, s, pure white) on sand re Mez's odkt Shirts and Drawers sj value 18c, at. FOC) Kice’ Drawers, white isle threads Women's 25c. and 3c. Vests| «nd cottons, odd lots and 356 | sizes; were SOc. to $1, at. 17c. 3 for 50¢ Women's low neck, sleeveless,+ ‘a | Men’s $1.00 and $1.50 Union Suits. 69c, white Swiss ribbed lisle thread Vests. plain and fancy yokes) all 25%. ¢7-| Men's odd Union Suits, Oty ta moods long sleeves, lisle threads and cot Women’s 50c. to 75c- Goods| tos good frst Raced ip em" 696 35c..34or 3), 00 mer goods. at . Swiss Ribbed Knee Length fancy) Men's 75¢ Batbriggans. 50¢. Union Sults, and finest hand trimmed | Men's Real French Balbriggan Shirts real ilsle thread vests; val and Drawets and Knee Draw- 50c $0c. to $1.00, at kind, st C) ers; best 75. IN EITHER BUILDING A Great Offering for Friday and Saturday 3000 Men’s Shirts at 39c each Regular value 75c. good shirts at a very low price, celled orders and late deliveries. They are made of woven mate- rials, printed madras, &c., and the pattems and colorings are the latest of the season's production. In cut and finish they are right in every detail. There isn't a garment in the lot that was made to sell for less than 75c._, Sale price, Friday A ae % 39 anfSaturday IN 4DAMB BUILDING ONLY be The “Aiwin” Collapsible 4 Go-Carts Special at $7.50 z i Regular Price, $10.50 We will offer a quantity of these fine Go-Carts Friday and Saturday at quite a reduction from re prices. They are exactly like illu tration. Frames enamelled and metal trimmed, complete with leatherette folding hood. Regular price $10.50; special. for Friday \ and Saturday more i ” $7.50: [beste } work comers; many beautiful des ach; special at. | Women’s All-Linen Handkerchiefs— - Another lot of those } pure linen heiistitched Handkerchiefs that are such excellent yalues; nothing like them for the price anywhere else. Per dozen, $1.00; eac! 9c | Women's 25c Neckwear, 19¢ | Embroidered Mull Tics on fine quality fabric; neat, dainty designs am effective patterns. Value 25¢. at _ $16.65 Refrigerators, $11.50. We offer ous Pocono Refrigerator No. 77, a first quality box in’ every respect. Made of the best ash kiln dried lumber, will save ice, preserve food and give satisfaction, Inspection invited, Size 3114 inches wide, 45 inches high and 20 inches Will hold 100 pounds of ice. Note.—An Ice-saving pad free with every Te frigerator, worth $1.25. Special price to-morrow $1.25 to $1.60 Tea or | Cotfee Pots, 98c" $7. 45 Austrian China ‘ca Sects, $5.00 of very thin Austrian China Tex Sets, decorated tn pretty ifloral spray designs, each piece traced planfshed copper nickel plate Tea or Coffees Pots, sizes 2, 3 and 4 pints, Regular price, $1.25 to $1.60, Special at 98¢ x with, ES Remulas Pact dba LESSOR A EES 9 : IN RITHEE BUILDING. = This represents a purchase of | made possible on account of can | Handkerchiefs Away Down in Price iB Women’s Hemstitched LEE SA CNG with fancy drawn 907) 6 ONeill Adams Co. IN ADAMB BUILDING ONLY L. Douglas Shoes and Oxfords, $1.98 ven afl shoes that are in. the léast bit recelve all these “factory damaged” sorts at a reduction which enables us, oa to time, to make these ‘offerings. Sow to sult everybody, All the Russet new Summer jasts in tan, blac and_patent Jeather; choice to-morrow Ca | Boys’ Cone Shoes. . Women’s. $1, $1, $1. 50'€ & $2 Tia ‘AB sold at $1.00, $1.50 and Ho ln heavy, soles; i | f BUlsie cation cslacolenats LC (aus |i” BrrmeR BUILDING } | Two Splendi | J.Adams: Bldg | 20th, 21st and |_22d Streets. Vici Kid Sizes and| Box Calf aerial are a fi Sizes 234 to 7, widths ite e als ot for-° 48c = mane BUILDING ONLY Fine-Offering for To-Morrow in — j Clothes for Boys and Young Men. Young Men’ oa Suits—Made of Cheviois, | Cass id Worsteds, In many handsome designs; also in’ blue serge, models In single and breasted styles. ee ¥ormer prices $7.98 to $12.00, special 0 $6.50 and $8.50 Boys’ Swits—Norfolk and double breasted, materiats are fancy Cheviots and We every detail, forsteds, trimmings and workmanship correct in Values 85.00 and 86.00, special at $2.50 and $3.98 Boys’ Wash Ki —made_of Duck Khaki, 50-: Knickerbockers Linen and Crash, Values 75c. and $1.00; special at....... Men’s Finest $18.00 & $22.00 Suits, $12.75 A group of about three hundred in a - special sale to-morrow. The collection pre- sents our very finest Worsted and Ser, Suits, that were formerly marked $18.00 to $22.00, and considered’ splendid values at those prices. Pure Worsteds in the most poputar pat- terns and -plain blue, best of linings and tailoring. Single or double breasted models; sizes 34 to 46; choose to-morrow at $12.75 Men’s $2 & $3 Trousers, $1. 50 An absurdly small price for these splendid trousers. When you see them you'll want 2 or 3 palrs for dress or business wear. Sizes 30 to 42. Renu sold at $2.00 and $3.00; special for to-morrow $1.50 | | | Mid-Summer_ Furniture Sale Values Elastic Felt Mattresses $5.95, $12,00 Velour Couch, $8.75 | $8 138.5 A (Just like SHtustration) bnches | wide, 7a inches long, heavy turned iEisstic Feit Mattresses, sanitary cot- legs, carved oak moulding around (on, good quality fancy striped, tick | the bottom; thoroughly tufted; but- | ing, Ww rantep five perfect satis- | tons tireted on: oper -sonmtructon. faction wi considered big Your choice of yeiour $8. 7 coverings; very special at Choice Groceries—Lowest Prices Prompt attention given to O'Neill x laa *Phone —TSosSChi ~-—Mathand Peltepirene Orders———ttotet es =F June Peas ay io) Butter — extra fancy | Tea — 4,000 ibs. fancy eT gune | NeW made Elgin Cream- | New peed reakfast Peas, young, tender) ery; thjs is an excep-| , Very aitiglayen and delicious fltvor;| tionally high gradé,| \ored Tea: sold els. case of 2 dozen Cans,| pure, sweet Butter,| where at 4oc. ver Ib. | $2.38; per dozen,} carefully packed In |specia, $ ths $1.15; — per No. 5 $ | tor $1.00 | J can cess veseee 10c/ crocks ! 49 per Ib... 25c | Colfee—rweroon santos. | Mtove Polish —isinu4!, ADAMS | | |e fine flavored, excellent | Satio) unburnabie © 4 y i DELIC STONE arlatad of Dele Parmer OSTA eee TY ehvats versed iy we if We hephon's oer per Wee $6C| Gooseberrics args. | poi) cfu Sere | Coftes—o, fancy fra packed TTA newts teas ant make | ae Ban csied: | oor 'aSven ert $e | Racine tice EOE asStoately ata on | er can, cll | pranui ana sles. Pineapple — te: 8 si Tee RAB iets: 2c see Pease fA ne | i per doxen, Fr s Tea 7, woe Bie40: per can, 13 Kean | Rose dlend, ateen adel, | hitter. (oig | Bape, Pena’ ‘Geyiom,, ot | Baked Beans — cyyiign| Vireinia firanay 6 (Olt ‘t Svced in airtight | Brand) in ‘tomato wauce.| for 5c. per 5 130. 29 ¢ | Me. A chins: per dow. gel lo 10c jane f per eae see Smoked. Frankturters— | Nigh Extracts 1 emon tiaver:| 410% OF Mes ver 136 Cerrigy Mack Peg: | ree. ios sine T00;, ee | 1 Beret) | Mas | res. ido blades. s Tongues p cer ce. | Sauce (mare prands| Setim,, Lame | Worcestecshl $56! euibe: tee Sei i Bc | pint bortle | Cetvelat a iene four Bh, Sei Mp it Lhinltad ie aad nay ZAI Sol Cryjom, Bngtiet | inecute . Fel Che | Breakfast, the ne yan bn leashes: he Cheese soe Biate J5¢ Sixes; a. fOr f | $1.00; per We....,, SOC) Herring —starenan's to-|Cheese Finest Yengltah | ported igrine, en Ot Dairy Cheeta; lua iL Rusk —the ortetsay mot- z 20c | land Rusk: 12° slice in | ouch epaeeiey A packages * Olives; | Hey 35c | ore $5 95 | | a | ;