The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1908, Page 9

BINGHAM COURT GIRL LURED FROM «BY MULQUEEN Judge nae ew Because Police- man Was Half an { Hour Late. \ Judge Mulqueen, who ts sitting nj Part 1. of General Sessions, made a few caustic remarks to-day directed | @gainst Commissioner —.ngham and his | i hat Tules, when a policeman subpoenaed to! saturday: court appeared a half hour late, The polleeman was James J. Hrenick, He | had arrested a young colored girl who Was up for sentence for petty larceny. When Brenick finally showed up| sedge Mutqueen said: "I am going to npt of court. I am sick of you p Tespond to subpoenas, and T want you to get tt out of your heads that the Poltce Departinent {s higher than the Court of General Sessions,” is had delayed Bingham nor nobody | else, : Howe cept your e mind and tel! en the force, t Heeman ¢ be fined, and th = SALVATIONIST | IN CELL, ae Driver for Waeniy! utareea With | eluaed to tell the pi Cruelty to Antmala, On the cha Maufee Moh f tyrelghth street, @ driver of a Salvation] Army paper In rented d_ streot | and Six’ ef the Tratt Wahle tn ira under the collar fand two unde rte he was taken to a emen falling to | mn gasped and said that t in the 1%, before going held in $90) bail for) on the second floor of his hor unable to furnish the ball| 3% Hast One Hundredt 11. | day, dled to-da for Ransom Before Notify- ing the Police. L | While the polloe were trying to get ‘gome line to-day on the whereabouts of three-year-old Francesca Allgno, no has been missing from her home Fir quarters and reported that, hie eight- | yeareold god-child, Mary Chrtsgtano, {had been missing since July 2 The police have little doubt that the gno child was kidnapped, and from story Familiar! told the some thing may have happened to the other child. | ‘The police say they may make an ar- rest in the Allgno case to-day, The clue they are working on was obtained from a er demanding $400 ransom. ng (he Street Cleaning Department, had placed the child In his care fifteen days | | ago. The little girl's mother Is !n Italy, | On the afternoon of July 2 word came | by a small boy that Mary's aunt had ded in her home on One Hundred and Fleveath street, and the cnild was wanted there, She lett Familiari’s home © messenger en she did not return that night art and his friends started to for her, They found that the aunt had died and that the child had arrived at the house, They con- They walted for several days to hear rom the persons. ¥ put when no letters demanding money for her return were received they con- of the Italian are not in- Lieut. Petrosin, uad, and h me hen they lacrnm: ary's father had nor been tds usual haunts, nor the was ar- | street. cleaning station in One Hundred and Second street, since the day the Starter, | Child vantshed, a CHILD'S FALL FATAL. Four-year-old Linde! Furst, who fell | through the opening of a fire e street, of a fractured s Suit. of fabric. for this hot weather wear, up to $18, up to $22.50, up to $28, up to $30, All Brill Suits, FOUR .279 BROADWAY, n. Chambors. UNION SQUARE, 14th, n. B'way, ‘Lord & Taylor _ Sale of | | Men’s Pajamas Night Shirts : White and Colored Pajamas {n large assortment of patterns, made Military | model and without collars, $1.00, value $1.50 \ Men's White Cambric Night Shirts with colored trimming, Red, Blue, White; without collars, Midsummer Sale . Of Brill Clothes Save 3010 50% on a thin Tropical Worsted 2-piece Sult. —on a Brown, Tan, Olive or Smoke Shade —on a Blue Serge or Black Suit —on a Gray or Neat Mixture S: —on a conservative, semi-conservative, smart : or extreme model Suit. Save on every one of 10,000 Brill Suits, Save on every one of 500 different shades and designs 4 Save on every one of 120 different models. Save 30 to 50% on just the comfortable suit you want Sults that are values len’s Suits, values Including all the new tans, browns, olives and smoke shades; handsome grays and dark neat mixtures, in worsteds, velours, cassimeres, cheviots, homespuns, crashes and flannels, Light, medium and tropical welght 2 and 3 piece suits for Spring, Summer and hottest weather wear, The values are extreme at $18, $20 and $22.50. Suits that are values Sulfs that are values $19.00 Formerly $35, $40 or $18, - $27.00 + This is New York's ONE BIG VALUE clothes sale of the whole season. 50C., value 750 Broadway and aoth St.; sth Ave.s roth St Now $9.50 Now CONVENIENT STORES 125th STREET, cor. $d Avenue. 47 CORTLANDT, n. Greenwich ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, | | JULY 8, 1908. Manchuria {s discriminating against "Sea and Car Sickness| Quickly Cured Ae ni By Mothersill’s Seasick Remedy, The Only One For Sale and Recom- mended On All Steamships. AMERCAS MAE = .7 SCORED HOME; NO TRACE PRUTEST yh OF hen FUND SOULE Guardian Waits for Demand Shippers in Manchuria Com- plain That The tims of Discrimination, 8 Nils ments thoy make over Mukden has Isued a Ke | The July Furniture Sale Offers Shue eck nats ea | should see the $30.00 Brass Bed we are selling at $17.00. It is, we think, the best value we have ever No, 28 Third Avenue, since last! Pasquale Famillati, of No. | venue, came to Pollce Head~| | propositions you will scarcely find in other furniture stores. told Lieut. Finn that the || 4 fathér, an employee of | | | Gust like uration.) The pill: |cluded from that that she had been 4 idnapped and dropped the searoh, 0 were holding her, « and lengths to suit Maker's gurantee E faetiou—New Pair- ns ox ety what its on every pair: The €. nh Tae Mfg. Co. 575 MAIN ST., SHIRLEY, MASS. —" ny Tuy ind August this Store wiil close at 12.30 o'clock Saturdays and 6 o'clock ee ONeiLLADAMS OF if A ae vou Established Forty-One Years. Our Delivery Service in New Jersey | In the Most Complete of Any New York Store Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 9, 10 and 11, ‘Another Sale bey Enamelled Ware oO Net Bene Ten carloads first qu Choice in this sale | Tea Pats, three sizes, Water Pails, two sixes. Covered Buckets, one size. To Kottlen, three tises three | Bantce Prov, | Vienna Keitles, 1 tizes, Reumiows Kettler, ona azo. | $35.00 Linen Suits for.. | $25.00 Linen Suits for.... Value $3.50; special for this sale,.... sia Bivins 22d Streets Established Forty-One Years. Telephone Our Delivery Service in New Jersey Telephone $700 Chelsea | Js {he Most Complete of Any New York Store | $700 Cheesy 10 to 50 Per Cent. Reductions from Regular Prices. Adams Building, We feature particularly this week BRASS AND ENAMELLED BEDS AND BEDDING, You fered, Then there’s a Brass Bed we are selling at $9.98 that we sell regularly at $20.00, Economic Extra Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. $10.00 Enamel Bed, $5.98 | $9.75 Enamel Crib, $6.75 $1.75 Hair Pillows, $1.00 MUU ATAU AMAURY Keep ye vy) 4 BS MM i Gust Ike illustration), Just the Baby's safest beds, because the sides | thing to keep the head cool these are extra high, the spindles af¢ | jot nights; size 18 inch x 22 inch; are 14 h, top rods 4 1- 16 filling &%-inch, brass scrolls #M-inch’ | closer together, has drop sides, WO- | good quality curled hair, covered pores Rag in all sizes, eta) yen wire bottom, with helleal spring | with your cholce of beautiful a1. ished in Hike estabaleed Rie en. | ends, extended footboard, 1%-In. ticking. Regular price amel, Made to our order. Cannot | continuous posts, 14-in. filling; slze | 475, July sale price... Oh, 00 be purchased elsewhere Regular | 2 feet 6 Inches; finished in the best July sale baked white enamel; reg- $5. 98 ular price $9.75; July $6. 16 $7.00 Victor Mattresses, $3.75 Bed Springs, Nile PUG) Grrsdtoatoes WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS $6.50 Springs, all These Mattresses are thoroughly | nude, the combination filling ts $5.00 Our Patrons | thickly padded on top and bottom : are invited to visit our enlarged | | and val] around the edges. The Mat- Ones, all a || Furniture Department in the | | is about eight inches thick, ‘ ieee 2. 25 Adams Building. Three entire era io ha wearing and the floors devoted to the display of 1 4 the largest col ection of Furniture || most comfortable of its kind; coy- to be seen in New York City, se- | | ered in two designs of beautiful art lected with care from the products icking, Regular price ho Springs, all $12.00 of the best makers in the land, hn Ag Poe aie $3 75 femi-Annual Clearance Sale ot Summer Underwear for Men and Women An event always prolific with Bargains. All the enn its and broken lines aah sont our own stocks, supplemented by several purchases of high grade goods secured at about halt-p..ce, sday, Friday and Saturday at the lowest prices you have heard of this season. Men’s Well-Known $1.00 Underwear, 55¢ Silky Mercerized Pure White Shirts —Very finest, perfect qual- ‘aa ity, in long or short sleeves, self necks, fine pearl buttons and silk fronts. : i will be placed on sale 7 Drawers to match—Outside band, four pearl buttors and gusseted. M.n's Imported Swiss Ribbed Shirts —Made tn Switzerland | ind never sold before for less than $1.25 each. They come bachelor or ath- (¢) letic style, sleeveless, neck and arms pliable elastic French finish, Real French Balbriggan Shirtsand Drawers —Made by Mau- chauf ¢ France, and command usually $1.00 and up. All in this sale at eee Men's 50c Underwear, 29¢ Men's sNort and long sleeve Balbriggan Shirts. Drawers to match, with dou- ble seats and pearl buttons; also several lots of open mesh irts and 29c Drawers. All regular 50c. Underwear, at, each 400 dozen Women’s Union Suits at About One-Half Their Actual Value. jur Union Suits are absolutely correct in shape,made large and roomy, pliable, elastic and close- fitting about the waist Women's 50c. Suits, 27¢, Women's 25c Vests, 12'4¢ White lisie tnresa Union Suits, knee length, | perfect quality women's pure white lisle thread sleeveless, wide legs, (rimmed with torchon lace; | Vests, Swiss ribbed, pliable and elastic, sleeveless, suits that sell regularly at Soc, Special 27 low neck, trimmed with handsome lace 4 (Or thisisile@mnurssanrerrer eter’ and crocheted yokes. All 25c, values, at 12% Women's 69c, Suits, 38, 39c and 50c Vests, 25c Fine sheer white isle th low neck, | Very fine quality low neck sleeveless Vests of hy lai ned, In regular | sheer white lisle thread, elaborately trimmed with r 2¢8, In Swiss ribbed or crocheted or real lace neck and yoke. shaped body; tucked stitch; 69¢ suits at 38c 39¢. and 50c. grades, at.....ss.0e0cs es 25 sui Hundreds of Women Are Taking Advantage of This | Clearance Sale of Cool | Summer Dresses, Suits and Coats. Over 2,000 Garments at 1-3 to “ Less Than Formerly. Sree | Women's One-Piece Dresses Women’s Cool Coats $45.00 Summer Lingerie Dresses for... . $25.00 For Summer and Traveiling 00 Summer Lingerie Dresses for.... $15.00 | $18.00 Long Silk Coats for... sss... $10.00 $2 $16.50 Summer Lingerie Dresses for.... $40.0 $15.00 Short Silk Coats fOlaecies sroeee $7.00 | i: Berk fe ‘ | $10.00 Cravenette Raincoats for........ $5.00 $12.00 Summer Lingerie Dresses for .... $7.00 | $20.00 revise (Leng Gest Gtitanmmunonanod $10.00 | $8.00 Summer Lingerie Dresses for... .. $5.00 | $5.00 Linon Dresses for....sscseeees $2.00 || Wash Dresses for Misses and Girls | Women's Two-Piece Dresses and Suits | gis 3 - $20.00 | $7.95 Princess Dresses - $15.00 | $5.00 Jumper Dress n $20.00 Linen Suits for... +++ $30.00 | $7.00 Jumper Dresses... $12.00 Linen Suits for. . s+» $5.00 | $5.00 White Dresses... $27.50 Silk Pongee Dresses for........ $15.00 | $7.00 White Dresses. $15.00 Taffeta Dresses for --$7.50 | $10.00 White Dresse Summer Waists---Two Beautiful Models Much Under Regular Prices for Thursday’s Selling Allover Embroidery Waists 35 dozen (exactly like picture on the right), made of very fine allover imported embroidery in several different patterns, in blind and eyelet effects. Value $4.00... Oh 98 25 dozen Lace and Net Ginna for Jumper Dresses—tike illustration on the left. Value $2.95, at......+. $h. 68 | dodosen White Jap Silk Waists. 100 dozen Black Jap Silk Waists, Value $3.00 and 85.00, at. $4.98 & $2.95 $1.48 |