The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1909, Page 12

oS SaeTE — 0 Fe engi ae at CPR | } k } } { } | | f } i f , &cross the room. 12 THE EVENING WORLD, TRURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1909, GIANT POLICEMAN The Woman with the Smaliest Waist RIBBON LABELS | ; Bore Ofen Friday—The Centenary of Lincoln's Birth : i , NAC uatae, ie ot WEST Vay Pe ONE SURETY STAMP UNM ite OME EL Sse | ONETLL-ADams | “asi large enough to en- Mrs, Leonard Says He Knoek-| er ed Out. Her Teethand Threw Her Down Stairs. Even Mrs. Shuttleworth Is Puz- zled to Distinguish Mem- bers of Her Family, The mother of tripletatiad to pin ribbons of pink. red the ttlenorth DRAGGED HER: BY, HAIR hice or cite cent re jand blue on them to-day to tell them =I, ~y.° Re ir apart. Thoy are Rrooklyn's newest Mother of Fifteen Children in Aes Sed Le Ste MARaT TRISH Tees Separation Suit Tells Hor- [the eyes of an peas In a pod when they first began }antmal, the mouth taking notice of things at No, 1088 Pa- cific street, thefr volces were so difter- of a fish, the walst Of @ syiph and the tible Story of Brutality, | Extraordinary Values on the Bargain Squares| iW Surety Stamps We will redeem Books filled with Gold Standard Stamps which we have given out for PREMIUMS or Merchandise. We will exchange in our Premium Parlor all partly filled Books of Gold Standard Stamps which we have given out, one Surety Stamp for one Gold Standard Stamp until further notice. Small Lots Seasonable Merchandise Greatly Underpriced to Close [feet of an ogre, ent tt wag no trouble to tell which was Women's $1.00 ) | $1.00 Fine ) ' $1,50 Cotton | 25c Men's Satin) A gray-halred, hollow-cheeked wep of Compare me with hungry, To-day att their voices || | Cambric Gowns \79¢ | Waists 48c¢ Wash Waists A8c | Neckwear NW2¥c E & woman, welghing loss than ninety) WHOM you willmt sounded alike, and Alma aindberg. the || | and Petticoats | | at : Were dire ess sstses naa e nee te sl sonounoonoeooooor Yap | can surpass any one y | at eOnOHOOOEN seevoed White Lawn, Colored Madras, Ging- | Percales, and Lawns, | Adams Building, Pounds, Mrs. Mary Leonard, began © jn ugliness. ‘That ts nurse, was sent !n a hurry to the near- iH] Eihroider? (steer) | hum and Percale, eo | Building. | ———— —— sult for separation from her 420-pound my charm, I ant est dry goods store to buy ribbons of |]! p i Adi Nain ene —— | 7¢ Apron Gingham | it Adams Building, | ams Building, 10c Fancy Printed | * (e husband, Patrolman Matthew Leonard, | unique. various hues | | Batiste y Frnte 6 |HIGENZT A sconanneannnaninnd| of the Rockaway avenue station, before} She has been | alist r C | Assorted size checks, Justice Thomas In the Brooklyn Su- catled the human $1.25 C. B, and } | gun Serges, eat At, yards os, : 4 : Adams Building. Preme Court/to-day, alleging cruel and |dragon-fly, hideous | | Sonnette Corsets 89c1 ‘anamas and Mohair '58c | Floral Polka Dots and Figures. | Seeceeeoe BD Walag, inhuman treatment. Jin itself, yet with 7. Honoananibonenny Gnodood ) Bethyardinmns nd, O'Neil! Building, Remnants of Wool) The detailed specifications of the al- | wings of splendor, With and without supporters, | Values up to $1.00 a yard, las 1, Tp oes D Good ‘48 leged acts of cruelty on the part of the Mile. Polaire's Pacific street, Mr. Shutt || Long and short hip; sizes 18 to 30. | Black and colors, 8c Unbleached | 4 re oods Cc huge polleeman contained n his tiny | splendor dies in her his boyhood days at N Adams Building. | O'Neill Building | Muslin ‘Se | atte Aarne wife's complaint have few, If anys fata ge garment, place, Broolil coms b Repevard het creeper ree j alues up to $1.33 a parallels in court records, | Jewel sewn, and | attended public , at Classon | Pay Ce ey | 36 inches wide; good quality, | O'Neill Buil | To begin with, Mrs, Leonard says she| made of wondertul and St. Mark's avenues, Remnants Wool }25¢ | 29c New Warp Print | O'Neill Building | <——--——_—— | mothered fifteen children In the course) ye tale - looking Their romance begas when they were 1] | Dress Goods { Floral Ribbon ‘J5c | ~— -———— | Fancy Linens | of her miserable mar iat career, Five] stufts—"En ville" | ten years old. He stopped every day to Per yard es GE Per yar. Wool Dress Fabrics ‘39. [LEACH eecrteaioese st of these lived, and will be called to/ (In town") of the escort her to school and waited for her Mapp aye ay peti pa 4 if Per yard,..... cutie) Trav Cloth: uares and Sh testify to thelr father's violent acts and | stage sie delights wer to take her home. Black and colors, 4¥2 inches wide; colored satin edges, it al shang almost unbelievable brutality. jin belng the worst After stating In general terms that the | dressed of French tiny woman's existence following her | actresses, but never marriage to Leonard in 18 had deen does she forget to one long career of misery and pain | emphasize her tiny caused by his inhumanity, the complaint | waist, which is less goes on to state specifo acts, than 16 Inches, § “Knocked Out Teeth.” ts the only act A year ago, It alleges, when Leonard | in the world who was unable to find his revolver he| makes much o* her struck his wife in the knocking | own lack of charm out two of her teeth and throwing her On the stage hey Her twelve-year-old | actions are as pert @ year ago they | to St. Theresa's Church, in Cla | nue, which both had attended s to walk, and were married by the Rey. | Father Appo, the pastor. | Young Shuttleworth 1s very proud of his fine family, The boy ts so hea and #0 fond of the milk bottle ¢: | aide, named t | but to-day the father deci, | changed his mind, and ¢ girl Mathilde ran to her mother's @s-/ and audactous as |nolsy youngster should sistance, whereupon Leonard, it is|the Parisian street | name—Richard, ne girls charged, th the child aside, seized gamin whose {dot named Jennie, for the mot @ heavy plece of ornamental rock trom as well a | for the maternal grandmother the mant ce and hurled {t at his test amuse: Mrs. Shuttleworth, In addition to the wife's head. The rock opened the flesh ment, | ribbons she put on to-day so sh MLLE POLAIRE UTERALLY BLEW HS ALTON ROMER” AEST SSD 25 =E= 1 1 | Magistrate Declares Charge! Name of Mother Not That of Wife From Sweden, Against “Good Samaritan” | On the perusal of two certificates, one | Unjustifiable. of her forehead in a deep wound and render@d the little woman unconsctous A deep scar testifies to this assault. On a later occasion, the papors de- clare, when the policeman developed One of his savage rages he selred his wife by the halr and dragged her through the house from room to room, and at last, after kicking and beating her, he cast her down a fight of ate At that tima hia twant fon, Frederick, a crip bed fn an upstairs room. The boy wa suffering from appendtott been attended by two p! he heard/ his mother's screams, it {a alleged, as she was being dragged about | by the har, he cried out to his father to have mercy. “Beat Crippled Son.” | {tell which was which triplet, |three allver-ornamented botties, w have made such a hit with the young- | aters they would have to be pried | , any One who wanted to take t ! | She keps them all in a ba beside her and expects to |Cost Shooter From Jersey $5 | to Find He Couldn’t Hit a Watch. n 8 of which gald that Gustay \Sanbberg wedded Hilma \' Sandvall at Korrkoping, Swe James Anthony Stewart, the medical John Schneider, of Wert Orange, n.| of @ little His appeal only served to fan the|J., one of Fd No. 2M West One Hundred ii ganat ' flames, alleges the complaint, for af to see the si h street, arrested in the lObbY/ berg, at No, 258 Tremont avenue, 7 throwing his wife down the stairs Leon-| day, He wen 1 German Theatre on Tuesday on Nov, 11, 14, Justice Blanchard ard rushed up to the bedroom where the ey is the place for that wizard} charged with attempting to rob| granted an interlocutory decree of ab- invalid boy lay. Dragging his crippled | 8 for me after this,’ he sald ng old woman of her purse, solute divorce to Wilhelmina, In the Supreme Court, to-day. | ,, not In Mt with these Bowery The Sandbergs s ed almost tm. fon out of bed by the feet, tt Is charged, he beat the boy with his nightetick and| threw him downstairs. | This incident was followed by atill a other in which the fa tt crippled boy. The m | whereas he had only gone to her assist- He cantare, nenarated almont x he mediately r arrival tn America ance, was discharged to: a8y, P se ten years ago. He Mas prospered, and Yorkville Court after Magistrate Herr (t"aoer superintendent apd sore one man had heard the testimony of four of a big apartment house in Trem Witnesses brought by Policeman Adams, avenue of the Last ‘wenty-second street st yas! $5 and a tloket home when ec 1 ‘press as he peeped tof a Bowery shooting gal- "j35¢, Values up to 39¢ 5 Values 49¢. and 59¢. yard | Adams Bullding, Adams Bullding. | Adams Building, Adams Building, || How to Quickly Fill a Surety Stamp Book Greatest of All Furniture Sales $100,000 Worth Bedroom Furniture for $50,000 Why? We secured the stock of the ATHENS FURNITURE CO., ATHENS in 6 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and we are Passing it along to our customers ae pad Just Half Price | The Athens Furniture Co. are now devoting their energies to other than Bedroom Furni i g the f an Be urniture. They had thousands of feet of lumber on hand that had already been cut and | a hi f could not be utilized | | for their other product. They accepted our offer—stock to be made and tinished in their standard | | way and delivered to us in New York, | February sales are being extensively advertised, but in no other sale but this will 50c buy $1.00 worth of HIGH-CLASS Furniture The stock comprises complete Bedroom Suits, Dressers and Chiffo niers to match; odd Dressers odd Chiffoniers odd Bedsteads and Toilet Tables, The we are golden oak, mahogany, bird's-eye mi: Sircassian walnut and Sy ‘oods olde A gan -eye map| S513 fe aaa gany, ) ple, Circassian walnut and i] An exceptional opportunity that seldom presents itself for Housekecpe h Hotel Manager oe Boarding-House Keepers and | Adams Building, / To School Children We Will Give Free Assistance, where yourself?” aaked the Of the Last Tw ‘ Sonne 2 Bring your Soap Wrappers, Tobacco Coupons, Trade Marks, Tags, } saa coat ene areal Sr iene aeerees aidarvilnnate Labels, &c., to our Premium Parlor and have them exchanged tor A Picture of Abraham Lincoln eeeeeed tre engl OF | of the Staten Island Farm Colony, to Surety Stamps, Araneae F t Tam the Whose assistance h I _] school children who visi : ian APY CEE UNO lekto ta cause Bune Gere elt Hl isit our Book Department, in from Bell t wainst Stewart of what was arrest, The ects of that #0 ht not to try John blazed VENTRILOQUIST KILLED. denne Jewell, an English Actor, Falls and frenks His Neck, yar IF Nothing ElseThank You Hew act that Jew the Novelty The bell at Jewell's stepped in he ftom of the Whether Jewell Woodenware at 79c Another Great Sale To-Morrow (Friday) Every piece is the best of its kind and the themselves, uniform price of 79c, Read the list: Hl ; Invalid Bed Trays | Bissell’s Sweepers. | Oleander Flower Boxes, Are the Best a i aw Alas ahrant ey chront PAO thea Round oes eey By Metre) 3 and 6 Standing owe Racks. and Our Pri e ne a a the Market banaue Macicierls abe ay Cae Casa el Shoe Blacking Cases, eet high, Clothes Baskets, ‘ i 6 Sea desk FED TSM HSIEDY ate I RoE EG hat Pantry Steps. | Kitchen Tables, 3 feet. | Round Plant Tubs, | Ses ule Lowest 10 the City | cute but- camaist Pour doctor may gay, 00 matter what Wash Benches, | Rubber Door Mats, | Child's Commodes, ‘Phone 5700 Chelsea. We reserve the right to limit quantiti ng silckping, | all |Our frle ‘Ue agalost ell adver: Square Clothes Horses. | Gage Clothes Baskets. | Wash Tubs, 3 sizes i iy gnt to limit quantities. | |) \ ae tnt of ‘eottar | raed. tied remed Monge to viuetinve. || | Dressmakers’ Lap! Medicine Cabinets Skirt Boards, $4 and 6 and shell Jewe —— of the KAEMM A Boards, Oak Frame Mirrors. | feet long. Sugar | Evaporated Milk / Ss H SUBDUED FIRE WITH GAS, Suemaersestunrey || | Folding Hardwood Step Four-Pold Clothes Bars, Folding Ironing Tables, || Havemeyo eee tides HAR oa ' tarbon 1 ga ed through 1 5 Chairs, Dressmaking Tables. Deg ataa izes, Standard Refined Grane Pt ans Hee Procter & Gamble's 4 to put ‘fevite eotd, yp Clothes Wringers, ulated Sugar, 10-Ib,| Evaporated, Unsweet- | 3 parcel Mase AR Ar a (Mes | muslin bags, net ened Milk, large 20./ Gold Brand Laundry | j agistrate Moss told } a Act. weight, — special 07, cans, — spe- 7 Soap, special, 3 H t and think "For gale by all a: | ieee. i ATE | clat ; mC lararse “10c ! i ee the Adams Building, will be presented with a picture | (size 10x15) of the great American, | ‘O’Neill-Adams Groceries No mail, telephone or C, O. D. orders values speak for Woodenware worth up to $3.48 all offered at the CHERRIES | BUCKWHEAT—o1d fash: joned Pennsylvania | PEAS — The Chief Brand, ex! jer; 1+ Has) apecta . 23¢ | le} — A Y { : Reais eran ||) | aroma | a River Salmon Steaks; : c| Arima aualtstatieal | dite! wibvcan Ue | |] | ” | in" alrsughe tae Gte! | CATSUP—Banguet_ Brana, | || | Drake's fresh! servas tha flavor ‘ana | rom red. to- |. plain pound, ral- | . cans, es and pure eplees; sin, citron. marble or ate ie 15c spax HH . Bott. eh J ipe vee D9e | ID a Dept. | glass jar, 70e. 3GS—Btrietly new ald/EDAM. CHEESE — ry, | pe Be Hela, "Sot BSE 39¢| imvored an ereat | || 25¢) at R—Freah Bi-| Quality Edam NQR_MAR: | Gn Growmery Table "330 Cheeseveachees...., 95¢ 4 bgriitas BWI88 CHEESE — Finest Bea AMS Armour | 26 ported oA fae per ib yAbel Brand, eyes nee C.| Upton per Ib...., 29¢) flced ny ‘Es — | SALMON — Beat quality CORN: 3 (he ground ed | moked Bal: yh rth apeclal, per ib tb + &IC| perid., alleed- a | Hams Bacon | Oatmeal } The Floral Brand Extra Armour's Best Helmet Fancy Sugar Cured Brand Leal sugar. | Hecker's Cream Oat. i Hams, bright, tender, cured boneless breakfast | hickory smoked; regu- bacon; strips averaging | Meal, new Season's; reg. | lar 16¢. qual- | 4 Ibs.; regularly ular 10c; spe- ity; — spectal, | 18¢.; special, per LU 5 Per ID ecene SOM] ig ree A 2h ows stor....... 256 ,