The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1908, Page 18

SSS TE TNE MBS DETERICHS:P POLICE ll i MOTHER BACK uP FINE FTE WITHJUT HEH ASIA Giia Det cee | Woman Who nee zens Threaten Horse Trainer Still mains in Europe. with Citi Re: the Rest Are I | Themselves it A Court. | Do Not PIER. |» HUSBAND AT THE Relatives on Arrival Refuse to, ks Discuss Their Mission : to Paris. v are Mrs. Albert Young, who went to Parts three weeks ago after her Mrs. Alfred EF. Dieteriok, or Deo. 7 for Burope on the same shi with Harry s. Vandervijt whip, ret White Siar liner ¢ companied by her son, Lewls B. Younz, daughter who sailed Rrenchley, a former Young nor her son at s Neither Mrs. i Would discuss their trip. They were ad fold that despate told of their in; Dietertoh to rv child, but re! When the report @t Quarantine Mrs. retired to their st fn ding unt! pier, Alfre) E for them with an te Husband Questions Her! Mrs, Young hw plank of elimbed @on-in-law. as she mourn?u! criel from the gang- ees THO “nl NTE _ ULE TIELU UW : leven Gambling Joints Close} " ee | | as Mines Starve Out Str word his Following th v ai her home, No. 18 atreet, there wa @nce agout th elected tor Alfred Diet Dieterich a family ‘women whose id Participated in the cc “Mrs. Dieterich and for Europe tos: on Her mother followed a week located her in Paris. Mrs, Poung and her son Hotel where Bing and had Yersation with they asked he with them and stop her actions had ar Evidently she m: phatte, for they d the first visit. Ins Paris to argue fu hurried to oarded the Celtic for New York Christmas Day, Tried to Cover Scandal. The report’ that Mrs. muaterich @loped with Brene ley, whe fessional trainer 0} in certain circles the members of ‘Woman took notice of was made to cov Mrs. Dieterich and E 80 open in their tails came ou Alfred Di young woman from Paris wit! Nonaire in his ow ofc. F. Dieterich nate who owns im properties in Ind @ member of an She is an ardent » ducted a stock farm in W: County, Through her love of horaes eh Brenchley, who was employed Managerial position by a big f. horse dealers. Brenchley boasted he left New York that he had wo wife of @ millionaire who had « millio or more of her own, ani that he w Marry her in Europe as soon us si oould secure a ce. —_——~. — —— JOHN STREET FIRE SCARES FIFTY GIRLS, Blaze Was in ee Build- ing and Policemen Reassured | Young Women. and DFIPI ition 18. gi tit m with day Worl: lg New York Calendar of + | Suit Sea ‘16, 18, $20 Suits, $ =7.5g fe Odds and Ends, ? as = 5 « eee eee Stylish models in the sea- son's best sell ng but “odds and ends” ate Fancy Cloth Suits, Stunning Cheviot Suits Dashing Mixtures, Chic Novelty Suits, A fire at No. 48 John street th moon did 33,000 damage and frig ftty girls employed ef Bharp & Dohme next < ‘The fire started in the factory ®uperior Comb Company on the third floor. The fire was first seen among | @ome celluliod used in the manufacture of combs, It burned quickly, but the | firemen confined it to the third floor The floor in front ts ocoupied by H W. Buckridge, gold and stiver plating, ‘and he was next er to the le damage | Rousseau and to| Just as crisp and as the day tailor shops. size In one of ionable fabrics, + \ beautitully satin line fitting styles—skirt veritable leaders in th of fashion —exqui large proportion of thes worth up to $20. No Alterations, was done by water eigar factory on the second the Benjamin 2. Benson & tng estadlisment or Fou inte. front n NEW Y( BROOKLYN & Bollean Gtri Art Calendar for 1908, colors, distributed with The u cece seme Saturday’s Bargains! cause the lines are ake cen, Stripes, Checks, Piaids. perfect in poise and A Sale af All Three Stores. j He iG iest 4 th 5 Set ‘Authorities Ay ¢ } ) 4604462 Fulton Svea) Ter ment onan me mma mere ie memset ee _THE EVENING WORLD,) FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1908. QOUO ARMED JAYS OFFENSIVE PLACARD WINNING YOUTHS LR READY FGA ii IN Vail o Protect WILL CAUSESUIT TO But Man W ee Made It Says} It Won't Be the Only Suit in the Case. irt of § was made public to-day MeKeon. ©. Graveur, the homes a with for 8s, Insurance € curities Must ALBANY, J oe: RICH MAN A SUICIDE. an Recker, Catendar of th GAMES McGREERY & CO.! 23rd Street 34th Street In Both Stores. MEN’S HABERDASHERY, For Afternoon or Evening Wear. Complete assortment of Waistcoats, Shirts, Neckwear, Reefers, Gloves, Sus- peuders, Mufflers and Handkerchiefs, On Saturday, January the qth. 150 dozen, English Tan Walking Gloves, “The McCreery” Spear Point Bone Clasp. 1.50 per pair white or black Pique 1.75 per pair 200 dozen, ‘Tan Cape Gloves, “The Regular or short fingers. 1.00 per pair 1co dozen, sewn Gloves, ing)? Irving. MERINO UNDERWEAR DEP'’TS, In Both Stores. On Saturday, January the 4th. Ladies’ Outing Flannel Skirts, with silk scalloped ruffle. soc value 7S¢ Ladies’ white Flannel Skirts, Fin- ished with lace trimmed or silk em- broidered hemstitched ruffle. 1.50 Ladies’ Outing Flannel Pajamas, 95c he 1.50 Children’s Outing Flannel Pajamas. Sizes 2 to 14 years. 65¢ value 95¢ MISSES’ SUIT DEP’TS, In Both Stores. Kersey Cloth Coats. Half lined with satin, Strapped seams, velvet col- lar and cuffs, Sizes 14 and 16 years, 9,50 value 15,00 Suits of various materials, Plaited skirt. Semi-fitting double breasted Coat, lined with satin, Sizes 14 to 16 years, 10.50 value 18.50 Skirts, made of various fabrics, Plaited model with fold, Length 37 to 39 inches, 3:75 value 5.00 JAMES McGREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street HOWEST LIVES | Annual Report of Special Ses- sions Probation Officer Full of Encouraging Statistics. ial Sessions before Justice | 3 > 2 3 z 3 Ss E 3 the parole | 1 to insti. t was found for 280, while Of boys away from home 76 were some being Vash. Some 1 on varole are thelr em- vhose cure soners are 4 inves- year. ar = Great 4-Hour Sale Boys’ Overcoats . in Appraising Se- the pan Insurance ELL EE OR ere nent ere enema Spectal for Saturcay? Baby Carriage renee For Saturday’s Exiraoreiiary Four-Hour Sales Four-Hour Bargain Events that will astound the jentire merchandising world with the boldest and most daring underpricing ever attempted in modern retailing. You owe it to yourself to attend these sales. Lots are small—demanding early attendance. MARVELOUS ALL DAY SALES, presenting values that almost approach sensationalism. The best Sat- jurday Bargains you have ever heard of. Soda loun- tain Special 4 Combination Fruit Frappe NEW YORK'S F FASTEST GROWING STORE j jdjitiee AND WEST 14: LAU C SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY PROMPTLY, REEUNDED On Sale from 9 A.M. to 1 y M. Only Sold right along up to this sa‘e }~~> a 6 : ; Tius Great Gargain for at $3.50—every size, style—to- 4 Hours on.y, morrow at $1.69, 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. 500 Fairs NM oe and iS UPEAt ATG Ife yr Al Lay * |960 Boys’ $4 Over- coais at a $8 Actually worth $5 each and more; Full Length 4} Tourist Coats—every one of them a beauty—most- ly samples—the best high class coat bargain for girls jwe’ve ever announced. cheviot cloth, a6 a | coat satin ch 9.98 \Great 4-Hour Sale of Women’s Coats | /On Saie from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. Only Magnificent Value in A Wonderful Bargain, Worth $5 and se SILK W A STS | Offered at $1.98 Made from fine quality, heavy, neat, Offered for 4 Hours Only, from 9 A. VM. to 1 P.M. dark wool suiting, in gray or plaid patterns, or black cheviots; full 50 inches long, collarless or with notch TAF. worth $4 extra full; tailor stripped, i with Iustreting cne of the many beanial styles ‘ncladed in this $15 suitat velvet collars; nicely trimmed with Hercules braid; full ripple backs, trimmed cuffs, patch pockets, strict- ly man tailored; offered from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. only at 198 _ January Clearance Sale of Shoes Stirring bargains of th: kind Liberty Shoes that only come once a year— and only at this store. Are far superior to any other shoe | fon the market—even at $3.50 and BOYS’. CALFSKIN SHOES $4—although our inimitable price is With the double soles— a wonderful wearing only $1.98. shoe, in sizes 9 to 13% C CTI CU) aneninoannannn LITTLE DAISY SHOES Lace or button styles—of Dongola kid—easy and comfortable, but strong and durable, Sizes 5 to 8 8% to 11 59c 69c Lace Curtains 2.50 Scotch Lave Curt: ins, 1.25 ad, Try a pair— you'll never want any other make. They're so com- fortable, so neat appearing, durable and you save half. 11% to 2 89c Choice of an leather, any style, MEN’S SAMPLE. SHOES Regular ices High Shoes, any Winter weights In vici kid, Blucher With bolster roll 5 and spreads, S style heel; pumps,{ cut, lace shoes; heavy mounted on best Frenct h net Oxfords, &c, The double soles; wert Value 81.50, Value 6.00, best shoe in America double; sizes 6 —sold only at this e 10—per Me eee store—per pair...... they last............ & ‘