The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1908, Page 5

' - i ° emer scrmercmenen sn macenminteein ie eieaasaniaats a . THE EVENING WORLD. TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1908. ‘ANY KILLED ON HIS Chee! crusted hl aul Hla slator's ~ WAY FROM CHURCH cries brought thelr mother, who, k Little Willie Casey, Widow’s BOY RUN DOWN AND KILLED WHILE ON WAY FROM CHURCH POLICEMAN ON TRL CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION Girl Found With Willi When “Brother Shot Him Aids His Case. ing in the etxeet, raised Will! shoulders to her lap and agontaingly besought him to speak to her. And there she remainod while Policeman {Cunningham called an ambulance from Harlem Hospital. “The boy's dead,” Dr, Heertag whis- pered to Cunningham, but the mother heard him. = = OnlySon} Wasito)Havel Beem) weameraenrarsacunriiiestatiivertaned Double Stamps Single Stamps Glass Table Sets All-Worsted, Cream Stcrm Serge, 59c a Yard Cream-color suits will be ingreat vogue this summer— and certainly there is no \his prayer book and catechism, - George Florance, twenty-two years, [Rho drove the wagon. belonging to George Webber. who he veral butch- A little prayer book and a cate- | * Cee eee ere san arraneal| chism are lying on the coffin contaln- | charged with homicide. || ing the body of young William Casey Ga to-day, They will be buried with him They were clasped in his hands when | With All Purchases Made Before Noon With All Purchases Made After Noon Confirmed To-Day. for 29c This is an/ extraor dinary x offer, ‘ = for the sets are worth every penny of 50c. The trial of Policeman Edward Will, of the West Fi eventh street | | | he was run over and Instantly killed by a butcher's wagon in front of his ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. | Sun rises, 4.28|8un sets. 7.29/Moon eets, 1.40) tion, under tndictment for abdu: | home, No. 63 East One Hundred tana harboring a girl under age for im: | and Bighteenth etreet, yesterday, Ii BE rn material more appropriate _, They consist of covered moral purposes, {s on before Judge War- fies Gato MO Ged, onion hae ea apse Rhanalliworetedat butter dish, covered sugar i a ate : : Gandy Hook ena “225 “eet ‘040 ed storm serge. b i ren W. Foster in the Count of General | cas, Go sed Gt Galley Heh EPH RBS - owl, cream jug and spoon Bessions, "Ths complainant {s Rose | a ie B48 1115 12.02 More than ever this season Stamps Free holder, of pressed.glass in a ra : pe willthis ever popular fabric Colonial pattern. not be sixteen years but looks to be} Hoffman, who wi old until next M twenty i} Rose lived with her father at No. | $51 West Fort th street and attended | the echool in West Forty-seventh atreet | across from the station house. Her mother !s dead, and her father, a car- years, eldest of her four children, was her only son; her Seater | prep and hope. Her husband, who was Janitor before her, dled of pneumonia after a short Sliness lest winter. Young Casey was a promlaing pupll | elise Every person applying at Premium Parlor, fifth floor, to-morrow, will be given freea set of 10 “S,&H.”* Green Trading Stamps. Only one set of stamps-of the same date {s good in any one book, but stamp collectors will receive a rea: sonable additional number of complimentary stamps oh ch, They arenew goods—every plece per- fect. Sete complete ayr¥ for DOC) (Slege! Cooper Store, Third Floor) be worn. | We offer it to-morrow at 5€c a yard—and guarantee every thread to be absolutely all worsted. ARRIVED. jat Public School No. 108, Madison ave- ie [nue and One Hundred and Nineteenth letreet. He was to have been con- penter, !s away from home frequently. | } The girl met Hoffman on the street) | firmed to-morrow at St. Paul’e (Siege! Cooper Store, Main Floor, Front.) | for other books they may have unfilled, Rear the schooliouse and became |Roman Catholic Church, One Hundred = | a ly with Her brother Freder jand Eighteenth street, near Lexington DNC COLIN Lara ta | married man, heard on Fe %S last that ‘avenue. and, as usual recently, he went GIULIO PRINETTI DEAD. {to the church for instructions by the | Amphitrite, Algiers. Kronpring Wilkens, | as in her father’s apartment In Rose priest, after school yesterday. ina. Blena, Neples. Saratoga, Havana. --Giulio Prinetti died tn |- Bargains in Folding and Sliding Couches owns. ‘He waa his home, on whose stoop was his old- vith a man He called un Mon oe i es cty andawent to the|t =) rom pneumonia Returring. the boy crossed One Hun- | 3t- Patrick, Gibraltar, Concho, ‘Galveston. | : They forced the] ji (i vs. Sienorl ared and Eighteenth street in front of oe A 9 4] flat with an am ney for inister for Fore and Eigh OUTGOING STEAMSHTPS. | w feature for Wednesday a lot of fine couches especially suited for summer cottages and homes-where space-is limiked., door and cay Will erabbed ? reau, but Hoffman took it away from |, him and shot him. Willi got out of the he 1 ran two blocks before| in 1851 be was ht by a policeman. The girl, on the witness stand, ad- itted under eross-examination to-day rat Will! had not harmed her, David May, counsel for 1, was insistent SAILBD TO-DAY. They ure all complete with mattresses and bolsters and specially priced for one day only. n the presence est sister, Mamie. Laughing and talk- | yi vanuel about four n he had been in as born in Milan \ ; x | - Jetterson, Norfolk. ing with her, William did not see @|Krongetns'n Cecilie, loreon, (wo-whoeled butcher's wagon WHICH |cisy of Sevannite en yactamoaritie. | was being driven rapidly west from | savennad. AN Ul 8 QS | 00000000000000000000 g Sliding . Couches—These“ecouctes#} jury ‘upon timprassing @ tiie with the| mature appearance of the girl AMBASSADOR BRYCE TO . Drop-Side Couches—Frames made throughout of strong angle iron, supported by National wire fabric, Sliding or Telescope Couches— Made df extra heavy iron spring, supported with woven wire fab Sliding or Telescope Couches— As illustrated; frames are made of angle iron, supported with Na- are extended by pressingsthe-foot, against a lever, which operates the extension. They cannot he | ATTEND THE CONVENTION. | baaciy ‘e steel helical springs | attached with steel helical springs | tional wire fabric, with steel | SeParated, but when extended — at each end; can be adjusted to ; vii ¥ assume thesizeofa three: ;: at each end; extra wide andcan | herical springs at each end; | fed; fitted with National wire On June 14 he is to : Broadway and Fifth Ave., Cor. 2fst St. RETIRING three different positions; com- plete with mattresses and bolster, covered with plain green denim; regular price $7.50; sale be separated; complete with mat- tresses and bolsters, covered with plain green denim, and filled with goat hair; regular when adjusted, one under the other, occupies a little less space than an ordinary couch; com- fabric; complete with mattresses and bolsters; covered in blueand white striped cretonne; regularly $16; Now... ~-9 12050 dress before the University of Wiscon- | a : soll = % i 7 i ete with mattresses and bol- ain. eon | \ PFICE .- +e seeeeeeeeereree price $15; sale price...... $12 a Sey (EES sho CEES Sliding Couches—made with pipe. °| : | Drop-Side Couches—These | Sliding or Telescope Couches— ‘1 i ariel iron frames, strongly supported; e e | couches are made of angle iron, frames are made of pipe iron regular price $8; sa ° $6 50 fitted with woven wire fabric; | From the Clothing Business fupported with notelet on aavonduy serail pee Beda ten een fabric, secured with steel helical with angle iron ends; National at each end; can be separated eee springs; can be adjusted to three wire fabric; one section slides | Also complete with mattresses and used in different rooms; | complete with mattresses and CONSTABLE |! ROANOKE, a, June 9—R. Vo Ch N CHIMNEY SHOT. The Entire Stock of Men’s High Grade Suits, 19.50 different sizes; complete with mattress and bolsters; covered lain green under the other; very easily ope- rated; complete with mattresses and bolster; covered in figured and bolster, covered in fancy cretonne; filled with goat hain bolsters; goat hair filling; cov- ered with fancy striped denim; ’ s s ry with best grade of Pondon, are. Bebe wet ac a il ad) Fee es rear meen denim: regular cos | regular price $18; sale regularly $17.50; thay Amis senor Obs Rla Ea Men’s_ Suits Closing Out Prices sSanptice ease $9 | Be sssop sais price GB.7B | prices....----ere-0e.e-- GLE || now eo a) —— Sale of Screen Doors, Window Screens ~ Constable ‘den Dist hanan County, was acetdentall Regular prices $35.00 to $40.00, probably fatally shot his rea Sal see arge The Entire Stock of Men’s High Grade Suits, 1 3 50 and Other House Needs KeaeesitaveNelhollve ‘ i 5 Special Lift- Top Lawn Screen Doors—made very strong; Monee He found " Regular (a 325.00 to $30.00, . Refrigerat ors— Mowers with psineh ee os yainut Siom of the ohimney closed vhil with an ice capac- adjust- finish; 2.6x6.6 at $1.05; 2.10x- Eee ed cre ne lepine platelet 6 A ity of 40. ibs able and |. 6.10. at $1.15; 3x7 fi $1.20; beat | Men’s Shirts---Closing Out Price Pate ca Ncfean| gerceatet ree sitis Ns nicke|-plated 16- means Sh tandardo“Merit 6th Ave, aod 20th St. Advance Summer Fashions In Men’s Footwear ichness of leathers, elegant dignity of models and perfection of shoe construction distinguish our footwear, We cordially invite gentlemen to come to our store and inspect our ‘5 ShoesforMen Note ‘their superiority of ma- terials and workmanship, their f fashion shapes, their fault- if and thelr impressive indi- viduality of style, and they will surely Say as we do that by all odds they are the Best Shoes to be found anywhere at the price. Arch Truss Shank Shoe $5.00 U-CAN-B-E-Z Shoe$§.00 and $6.00 Gout Shoe...... $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes Recommended by Physicians for Flat Feet and_Fallen Insteps, $5.00 ana $7.00 Yard Wide Shoe -$4.! Bunion Shoe... . $5. Soft Toe Straight Last Shoe. $6.00 True Form Extra oes For Men and Boys, 2.50, $3.50 and $5.00, j Our Shoes for young men are | the same models and the same | highest grade Footwear as our | men’s Shoes, and in all leathers. 1 55 OOPOOO09 0090 00:50600950 0990999 S 09 OOOO TOSOSOOO OOOO OOOOOOOOOHOD OO OOOLOO OOOO ODOO® $5.00, $4.50, $3.50 AND $3.00 HIGH GRADE CUSTOM MADE COAT} SHIRTS, plaited and plain fronts, made of the very finest imported Russian 2 OO cord and woven madras, plain or French cuffs. Closing out price...../ Boys’ Clothing---Closing Out Prices The following Low Prices upon the Entire Stock of Boys’ Superior Clothing, as we are forced to sell out:— £8.50 Boys’ 2=Piece Suits—sailor and Russian Suits, all wool fabrics, Former price $8.50; closing out price... 3.75 cheviots, worsteds and blue serges. OPS a RENEE BATT P ILO L EG ARIS EELS WILLS SET IEEE LIE SEIN If you want a cigarette that is neither too strong nor too snild—but just right —try the Helmar today / It’s bound to satisfy. 10c for 10 Sold Everywhere 8. ANARGYROS, Manufacturer 131 Fifth Ave., New York a Bonwit, Harris & Co e——_——_ locks and hinges and galvanized lining through- out; spe- cial at.. $6.50 Apartment House Style Refrigera- tors—with doors in front; made of solid oak, gal ized lining; nickel-plated locks and hinges; special... $11.25 Plumber Garden Hose— three ply; 50 ft. $3.50; 25 ft. at. $1.75 High-wheel Lawn Mowers— 18- Fe ee RD ing; 14-in. at $2. i) Hardwood Window Screens—with non-rustable wire cloth— extension window screens. extending to 29 inches; 24 inches high extending to 36 inches, or 34 inches high extending « to 45 inches, ate..... 30c as high as 60c. Trettee vende 1 Priee| Tnctes ends to Price 30° 45 85e 30. 33 Ae 36 37 «58e,18 24 © S5e 28 37 45c/18 33 35e| 30 37 48c\24 37 ~—«85c| We also have a lot of springside | Your choice of 24 inches high| Some of these screens have sold | Sherwood All Metal Screen Frames —these screens are so construct- ed that they can be left outside on the window all the yearround, Ex: } » Exe H be inches wepdsvo Price| aces ‘tends to Price ie 4 «633 Be 30 37 55e| 24 37 «45c/18 33 350 Polar Star Ice Cream Freezers— Ice cream made without labor in about five minutes; the simplest and cheapest, and the most sani- tary freezer in the world; 2-qt. size at $1; the I-qt. size regener arenas $2 xtra Standard Garden Hose —50 ft.at $45 25 ft.length at (Siegel Cooper Store, Basement.) — Continuing an I tant Sale of Rug ESULT of a recent purchase from one of the biggest American manufacturers of rugs. The lot consists of about 500 rugs in room sizes, and embraces the very choicest Oriental and floral effects in designs. The rugs are absolutely perfect—but the prices are cut as follows: Axminster Rugs Wilton Rugs Velvet Rugs In perfect condition and Orien- High-class domestic floor cov- Heavy quality velvet rugs—com- tal designs. ___ erings, especially reduced for this prising an excellent assortment of Reguleely Sire Sale Price) sate, Many are exact copies of "eat designs and pretty colorings, genuine Oriental effects. Regularly Site Sale Price Regularly Size Sale Price | $23.50. .0+. .9,0%12.0. +0. -$18,50 $35.00....9,0x12.0...... $24.50 19.50 9.0x12.0...... 15,75 32.50....9.0x12.0...... 22,50 Crex Grass Matting 3.50....36 in.x63 in, Tapestry Brussels Rugs Ant sn dlaneh aon : ; 5 yards of carpet designs or 2180) gia a 1.75 Highest grade tapestry rugs that "figured effects in pretty ‘colors 1.95. in.xS4in..... 1,55 is made; in attractive assortment ings. An excellent floor cover- A large selection Of summer of choice colorings and designs, ing for the summer home, being floor coverings, including Japanese | Regularly Sale Price, durable as well as clean and and China mattings. Crex grass $20.00. 16.2 healthful; regularly 38c a and fiber mattings at most att 18.50 $ G25 36 in. wide; sale price 27c tive prices. 50. 14.75 gel Cooper Store, Fitth Floor, Front) Butter Thins unch Milky Water Daitines, Waldorf am,” Biscuits; +18; special doz, 8ici 6 regular luc pack 7@ Red Ripe Tomatoes Solid cold packed fruit; usualy sold ele crarteariicteneaan Oe! | | (ieee Ge Favorite Coffee Siegel Cooper's blend of mountaio rich. full-bodied cof’ees; bean, DERED; 10 Ibs. De West India Fruits d whole limes; for dessert 9) jable relish; reg. $0c wae 200 R dor. $1.15; can RUTTERINE — 51 HOLSTEIN b. drum O4¢; I-lb. print. x GOLDEN SANTOS Kiaus's deticious imported from Locle, S 5 cake Wednesday’s Specials in Pure Foods Mail and telephone orders filled promptly. Formosa Oolong Tea English Break’ India-Ceylon, mixed and ail green or black ; S.1b. caddy $2; dlb. caddy $1 FILBERT NUT M r ualitys pound 34e 3LENMORE oo Sa) Mle RED LABEL TEA—the celebrated Foun- : $5.90; regular T—regular S0c ’Phone, Chelsea 4,000, We picked these up the other day from a manufacturer who had them left over after fill- ing his orders. There weren’t enough of each kind to offer them in separate lots, so he lumped the whole col- lection and told us to take them away atrour own price. Black Walrus: Bags—large Oxford shape; richly brass trimmed, fine leath- er lined; with large in- side pocket; sizes 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 inches; choice at $5 Suit Cases—roomy-and-ex- tra deep; made of good quality sole leather; strong in all the impor- tant points; size 24 inches; regular $5.95 case; to-mor- $4.75 Tow. 9600 Leather Suit Cases— well riveted and finely sewed; two strong steel frames; brass lock; heavy cee eras $250 (Slege! Cooper Store, Third Floon, Center.) Hams for Shipping ‘We make a specialty of high grado hams. canvased for delivery to, your sea shore or country home; DOLD'S WESTPHA- LIA STYLE HAMS or SWIFT'S PREM- 1UM 10) many % stores at 1 ey 14% pect MOCHA & JAVA COFFEE — Siegel Cooper's GUADARALI biend; bean, ground, or powdered; 3 Ibs. $1; 34g tb, Hazel Ultramarine LAUND Re Br . fis ALL BL sIb. box 25¢; ‘4 CARPET SOAP— 43 Ve Hazel Bacon cured; reguar Inc quail: J 41 Wednesday, a pound 4c — | “(Siegel Cooper Store, Fourth Floor.)