The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1907, Page 16

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1907. f Luncheon } In Our 8th Floor Restau: ‘ant SEMTIRS IAD ROGER GN CONGESSEN AD ATW FNS TOUR ANDETS A oe ATHFMRERS WEST 14 TH STREET CAL do iw UARANTEED OR MONEY f Rousing Sale of Boys ’ Suits Immigration Commissioners; Yeggmen and - Postmaster ol Tell of Observations | Fairfield, Conn., in Furlous | in Europe. Street Battle. \ | | t. WITNES. SSED. MASSACRE.;ROB. THE POSTOFFIC! One Last Big Sale of parem to yy store tq-motrow. Men’s 12.00 Suits at 53.00 Boys! Good $850 Vale, Schoo ‘Suits, aoe Choose from scores of styles, including DOL EASTED coat and and knicker or plain louse Si Mrs. Wiliam L. Bennett Made; Face a Withering Fire in Es- Member of Order of Kind- | caping With Booty to “ness of Second Class. Board Freight Train. nyeatest mixtutes bloomer pants ~ -approved Fall s 4. tfimmed very b / Speciileatty cessor is $3. 85 for Boys’ Best $5 and $6 School Suits at _positively every style, Gras this opportunity Saturday or tt aetll have passe rd forever. We have placid: te§ in this sale all the $12 suits that xe have heen trying to close out at $7.50, $8.00 zh and $9,00, making this by all odds. the greatest $3.00 offer we have ever arranged, These Suits are maile of nobby cheyiots, worsteds and cassimeres, in sizes from 32 to 42 chest measure, and there are fore than 200 suits in the lots. Each suit_ d material and most of them are heavy enough for at t $3200, Men’s $25 Suits 510 In up-to-date co r bstantially. Every suit worth $3.50. "@overa) of the members of the Con-|: A gang of yersmen ralded Fairfeid. gressional Immigration Commission who|Conn.. early to-day, whot up the town vhave-been touring Europe and Asia ar- | and blew open the post-office safe with Tived to-day $n the Hed “Star liner | Ditro-glycerine, securing 50,00) stamps 1 _esedric_‘They were Senator William ¥. | &nd_about $500 In. money. e Dillingham, é¢ Vermont, ‘chairman; | Previous to and following =the blow- Fi @enator Asbury C. Latimem of South | ink of the safe three of the desper- Ceroiina; Congressman B&pjamin F.| Adoes had a street battle with E. W, Howell, of New Jersey; Congressman | 8. Pickett, the postmaster, in which at William L. Bennett, of New York; Con-| least thirty shots were fired. Every: gretsman John L, Burnett, of Alabama, | body !n town was aroused by the fr- and Secretary Morton K. Crane, Mra, |1X. hut the yegxmen Kot away. Bennett, who accompanied her husdaid| The yeekmen were armed with 3 calibre revoivers, while Mr, Picket: ‘on the trip, was also in the paity. ‘ used a magazine shotgun. Bulding» A lay mecnber of the commission, |W. FR. Wheeler, of Ban Francine rooriineg |i the viclalty of the post-office are : eke) ned |stuccoed with bullets and buckshot to- behind fr a while in Russia. The three| day. C, H. King, of No. & Beek * Temaining members of the commineion | street, ¢ snwyaees ekitehs) pend eer have been Investigating the conditions u fy Seas Tee? MOE pele ne Prot, Jenks, | 2 *t Fairfield, acrosa the street from t ss batt yee tL of tho | (he Post-ofttce, dug two bullets from of Cornell; Commissioner Nell, of the! ine door of the firehouse, in front of Department of Commerce and Labor.| wnich Postmaster Pickett stood during and Senator William Cabot Lodge. of | the gent. yalue—extra-qua WOOL, in the nattiest of plaids, luding the Norfolk, double brea years, Also included are 4 LONG R woo!' RED) FLANNEL, with velvet collars—very 5 row, Suit or coat at its _ Men’s and Yours Men’s nattiest A remar is substantially made of splen swear, Actual $t and an extra $3 ~alr o! Trousers and; $2.50 White or Funcy Wash Vest FREE. | Made of pur worsteds in of greys, with knicker pants, eneUaa trin breasted The Suits are of fine worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres, blue serges and fine black thibets. The FREE Trousers are of neat dark worsteds, fanc cheviots and cassimeres. The FREE Vests are in the new Fall plain white and fancy vestings. Men’s $3 and $4 Trousers 1 00 Sizes from 27 to 50 Waist e Men's Trousers of nobby worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres. Many styles to choose from; sizes from 27 to 50 waist measure, Men's $30 Raincoats, all sizes, at.. $15 Men’s $20 Fall Overcoats, all sizes, at. fancy eimeres in sir mi 8; doubl coat, belt; .worth ordi- narily $9.98; our special tle they last, to- price, whi This Suit, 1.08, ae Young Men’s School Suits, To-morrow, at This is a manutacturer's surplus stock, including about 250 sample suits—iust the suit for college wear—double or gle breasted models; all-wool, black q —special to-morrow at ty RANT RG A FEET NOY Seat ira in ike movene : 1 chevio's, fancy mixtures—A WONDERFUL VALU Ce Neil, went down the bay in thy revenue Third) Robbery In a Year. 45, $6 and $7 Trousers, at - $10 cutter to meet the homecomers- To-day's robbery~of the ~ poat-omoe Men's $5, ani pal... $2. 38 Was the third this year, Postmaster Criminal Classes. Pickett, after a robbery.in May, rigge! On behalf af himself and his @980- yy the post-omee with burgiar alarm . Gata Chairman Dillingham gave OUC® wires connected with a burzer in his statement in which he sald: bedroom at his home, half a block “Italy was the first country visited, away He invested in, a murderous and after pursuing investigations tn the shotgun and waited for the next at- @outiern provinces the committee W43 tempt. K divided. Senator Latimer and Repre- The buzzer sounded at 230 o'clock gentatives’ Howell and Burnett took this morning, Mr, Pickett slipped out sarge of northern Italy, Switzerland, of bed, partially dressed ‘himself and Germany, the Netherlands, sneaked down the dark stredt with lis Scotland and Ireland. Repre- shotgun. He saw a light shining Bennett proceeded to Greéca, through the post-oMce window but , Syria, Asia Minor, Palestine heard no ‘sound. Suddenly a man ard Roumania, while. Commissioner stepped out from behind the frunk 0° Whesier and myself gave attention to a big poplar tree close to the post- =the work in Austria, Hungary, Riissla omce and blazed away at. him. and England. | Mr. Pickett @rea back ahd then ran ~Benator Latimer, Mr. Howell and Mr. | across the street, where he took @ stand Monnet also visited various Russian jin the shadow of the fire-house. Mr poln:s and Commissioner Wheeler spent | Knight, who was awdke, attending to » time in Sweden and Denmark, ; a “sick child, hearing the two shots stepped to his front window, which was practically a front seat, from which he Viewed "ie tudsequent proceedings. He saw two men standing near the Post-ofMfice door, Then Mr. Pickett fired bn from his postion at the firehouse, and meatation OF. thts) matte (esthi tielreggmed aimed nti obs poin, Congress. | where they saw the fash and fired anr Bennett Decorated. | swering shots, was wearing a beautiful’ “For God's sake, Dad,” yelled che of e the men, “let's beat It Come on,” “Til be d—d I do," led tlie man sidressed a: Dad." "I'm going to shoot It" By that me Falrfie'd was waking up. Those of the inhabitants whom the shots had no; e Jarred from their Dew by of the safe. The ¢ whole villige. It ich waa 6 foet high and | Boys’ Cloties for School Wear. Boys’ $7.50 Knicker and Novelty Suits, in sizes 7 to 16 yrs. 93.98 "$5.00 Reeférs, sizes from 3 to 10 years, Saturday... .$2, 98 50c. and 75. All-Wool Knicker Pant s 4 to 10. 5c. K. & E. Blouse Waists, in sizes from 8 to 16 yr. 2,000 Mens $1.00 | Women’s $ igee Shiris Elastic Belts Neglig a0c x smade after the latest style belt, one that has made a decided hit; of _fine silk elastic, in black white and brown, with three gilt ide ornaments and byckle to A Wonderful Bargain—Dainty and Extra Well Made. All are samples—P. . Sailor, Russian, Jumper or Princess Dresses, made of SERGE, CASHMERE or fadcy PLAT Sailors ha large Poiites bead (trimameds full blouses with silk: ern= broidered emblem Russians have box pleated waist, kilted skirt. Jumpers have detachable, waists, new siceve, deep cuffs, skirt with or without fold on bot- tom. Sizes 6 to 14. Worth $4 each sale price.’ Misses’ Fall Skits, Misses’ ours Coats. Girls’ $4.00 School = oH 98 Fer Ear rly Fall Weare A value that will no Tust arrived—a sp This Philadelphia manut turer sold us his ent re overstc of men’s negitgee shi ts at har on th 1 and now we turn the lot over to Lis oiteeniess our customers at a trifle less than 50 cents oa the dol.ar of ki thir ac{ual worth. Just as good Dress S irts do.lay shirts ag you ever sav tor e to Ord 48c. Read more abou! them: Mad New ih from Sih question of preventing the coming imittal classes: the Untied This Tourist Coat, 2.08 f =f: Exicaordinary Olen and Sale a Ne ew Millinery ‘e tee, and {t nt recom- will be made Women aa Coats Wonderful values in the most at Saterday Sale Popular ‘tyles for Fall wear. Men's Negligee Shiris, F a splenuid asso..meat D G i oralgies'ta bota ity.t ama ress oods eS ua.ke €Cls >ome lakied aud otuers in Wuite. In the Very Choicest shese suiris are yuaran- d g teea to ne percet stung | Advance Autumn Style for aud cus:com tinish The Ardsley School Eats. Felt hats, “ts, pressed The new an pressed dn and ad trimmed late soirt | Skirts ussion shox Specla ul Value, at, each, Saawarl (aroun poured Esl through.ut, SL evcent style for Fal stopped Peat tid) _ $2.00 Underwear at Half Hose vad of polic he safe would a spec OTE Be Sure You Own : the dead body by | Bost-odice, Mr. Pickett atmed ile shut 15 Full and ’ Soe Fun at the door and, fired it ns fast c Fall and comp Pa ape Jas ne could work thy magazine pump. One of These Beautiful | and’ Citar iL e kent eees HUMMEL’S HEAL. TH. Dt poppering at 6 Pairs ior 8ic the buying pub- Ne we will ke to. meas: ) was Convicted Lawyer am Well Now! tue street joired in th ay W | n Virat Lecked Up. | Get Away Under Fire. the Depart-| Ttesardiess < H ie to 1; nd Prisons, said to-| rected at 4 pair always Hummel, wat 195 | Onteh swith Ria loot, 1% ens Men s 50¢ Neciieen 35¢; 3 faye $1. 00 Iroad. tat nuCO YATI ix and di a dress new style, 00 from natert fal in wy a for id ‘am cro’ Soft brim edged with novelty brary Celini and velvet wv ex- handsome a richiyt Lo dew wearin plaincciers;made-ol all Alle ita Lay Hey ey the newest shades including hand-made Fren< unl StreRE Sy hands ore than 8 to a customer. and upward, ir : i A Smart, Pane Hat $5 Priicess Drerses, 1. 38 Tin hat has caustic the pebue Taney e New York tower opera We Offer a Manufacturer’: 's Superb: Sample Line of ANGE OTe ai ae Onls {| ne princess Dresses are made from fine quailty Lawn, 1. 98 |@ Girls’ School Dresses || 222 Ee Prices Average Less Than Half Sale Fall Tailor Made Waists b i ere ue OED MADRAS. dee at The gntire simple line of a well-known manufac. Be sted tach 59c R. } turer of git's’ dresses, bought at a fraction of their real Pe a ee eu Ncal tenia prongs ts ugs value, will be sold accordingly. Mothers will find ‘this Black Sik Jumpers | ee sale of great assistance in supplying their girls with eco- Minette, td Rife exceptional u 1 69 Half-Wool Rugs nomical school dresses. “Made of fine all wool Panamas Bioute ieatlornutehed, aber tee en ae WBA Cre llcoais ial Gate | ew shape of sutlized Ina [oiereseeesasaeeesaeenrtesst encseeenes tines einen iereentretentane ovel manner. rs colors and exc at, each track near JEWISH P. 0. CLERKS HAPPY. Tei ke ana Wappedas the air n doing #o-he took ht Great Saturday Specials in Loatninster Morgeh Granta 700! aye to Keep Holldayn, aday of | PERU FAVORS NEW YORKERS shoem-| LIMA, Pe Sept. &—The Chambe approved i , : regular £3.00 yalic in all the new shades O! brown, green and blue, plaids 3 00 e and mixed materials; prettily trimmed with fancy braids GREAT SHOE VALUES “All- Wool Rugs —some with silk. No two dresses alike; sizes from eee Boys’ Famous ‘“‘Walton”’ School Shoes Suita atretly atl Made of heavy calf eer double an elght cc vert cloth, in. tan, $2 and $3 ¢ rown, Odd lots In sizes a $6.50 V«“Cond Luck’” & “Little | |Daisy”’ Shoes for Gir!s & Boys | "in inninsy nisin, voatertnin, soy | ance, workmanahtp, comfort and rt crlues, from 6 to 14 years Senje .n excellent wearing shoe, ical warranted to give great C| | beat other she satisfaction. Sizes 5 to 8. | 0 69e| 22890 SUNDAY WORLD WANTS __ WORK MONDAY WONDERS ca ae is [ei econ Ee eee ; es | See The Evening World TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW ~FOR—— ROBERT EDGREN’S Expert Stories on the VORLD’S ATHLETIC ~TPIONSHIPS « at JAMESTOWN | Ginks, Wash Dresses _ sh Dresses, made of wash- sf platd materja Sizes.fgom 6 to 14 years. , in mapy Women’s livery Shoes In all the nowest atylos And Joatiers: This $15 Bed Outfit, On Sale To- eee Cn'y at oe This ours, ntoel th Hustra- ton; Sale of § ee Shoes for Worth up| to § ee £0 ate tee at able me