The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1909, Page 10

| q | t | i? 1 A 4 |? B t R n i B E ¥ I ¥ 3 ¢ ¢ va he c ‘ ¢ c c c r r x I r ¥ ¥ £ rt ¥ i EDDIE REARDON LURED BRAZIER EXTENSION 10 Bt ANA, FE SHS In Non-Support Action She Plan Adopted Which Will Not Blames Husband’s Negligence Interfere With Future Sub- on Detective’s Influence. way Building. moet = pesnees 4 regardless of the pr sepaniae - pway To-day the B ard Truckman Retorts That He e accepted a plan for paving Sacrificed Business to Defend i by Engi Wife in Shooting Case. M feet on each gu strip s “Bad company corrupts good man- s which will ners,” quoted Mrs. Minnie Brazter, when she appeared tn Yorkville Police at this plan will permit out Interfeyig will permit the Court this morning, when she had her rs in advance of husband, Thomas, summoned on the n Wants to open the charge of non-support » ofticlally: before “he “Until he became so intimate with | Hddle Reardon,” she sald, “he had a been a model husband, but from the| plan wi pre time taht intimacy sprung up he was. to at rarely at home at night, and finally) ————————— deserted me last October, since which time he has never contributed a cent NO REASON FOR DOUBT ny OMe region is the stately vrunette| A Statement of Facts Backed by a who figured prominently in the news- | Strong Guarantee, papers and courts a year ago, when| \. she fired four shots at James Sullivan,| We susrantes immediate rellet and a Ganitinuceconaine. (Company! io! 6:| | positive cure to-all sufferers from const!-! ation, In every cas Two of the shots took e: fmonecin [eur Yor7 jcnhe yy Beet Bite J effect a cure we will supply medicine the fireman's cheek and other in| | free, That's a frank statement of facts, hin arm, A shot struck the side- ; he. todwed {n the, aud We Want you to substantiate them at walk, and al ng, lodged ay 1?) our risk knee of a a s Pe Pada mse bie Rexall Orderlies ara a gentle, effective, passing, and a few weeks later sh and fe bowel regulator, dled of bloadpoisoning. nd tonic. They re- Mrs, was first tried for fel-| nature's functions in a quiet, en onious a lowing the death | They do not cause uy iucony of Mrs, Pr to hon the charge Was) griping or nausea, They are so pleasa de. She was tried on | to take and work #o easily that they may urge and acquitted, mbly-|be taken by any one at any time, They ‘old man appearing for | thoroughly toue up the whole system to led the trial but | healthy activity, They have a most bene- gainst Mrs. Bragler. | flclal action upon the liver er appeared before | Rexall Orderlles are unsurpassable and » Steinert this morning she | {deal for the use of children, old folks and | delicate persons, We cannot too highly recommend them to all sufferers from any form of constipation and its attendant evils That's why we back our faith in them with our promise of money Lack If they do not give entire satisfaction, 30 tablets te, and 12 tablets 10c. sented by Spfelman, placed on the stand told the | story: husband and IT got along util he fell tn with that Tigrigied to inquire rred. ie Reardon, Your Honor, e maker of the District-Attor- Bad company will corrupt anners, and I must confess my manners were the limit after ardon began to run around to- Y. Stores: 6th to whom she re th, at oth oadway 1 mean opposite Ralph ave, n that time my husband began | pot ih) trucking business and he | ame home to me at night. Some- y B iianseat himself for'vers | Wherever You Buy time. He thought he was | e and Reardon used him | | | October he left me, and since | clothes the seller will make! I have lived alone at No, 415 Fourteenth street. He hasn't a profit; you ought to make nome a cent since the day he left one, too, You should buy Denies Wife's Charges. | 1s wife's charges and where your profit is greatest. 8 had lef because sha Was ad- dicted to drink and since leaving her he Let us show you. hac 1 is sister at No, 27 Bar- fending his wife re she was tried r the death of riedman and had Paac etna ana Moe Levy & Co., money, He denied that he and Reard eral intimatersakthoush, he /admictea knowing the former right hand man of 1439 Broadway | 119-125 Walker St. | jerome. roy saa ss When Magistrate Steinert instructea, New York pe News york Brazier to pay his wife $ weekly and) 380-382 Fulton St, Brooklyn told him he would parole him, Mrs, Bra- ier objected, saying that unless her husband was under bonds to pay her the allowance he would disregard the Court's order. The Magistrate then held Braaler until he could procure a bonds- man. This might she “Now let his dear friend Eddie Rear- on get out and or him, He has broken up my I NS HT MS CTY $20 She Stepped Into Open Coal Hole and Jury Awards Her a Verdict. ecision pleased Mrs. Brazier and as she left the court-room "OWN TERMS) : Roons ums 409% Ey 4. Rooms FURKISHED AT ‘738 WRITE FOR CATALC OYE OPEN EVENINGS, ROYAL FURNITUREC 2188-90°3°AV WHATS THe USEe” ‘This la the tile of uF r clever fone Wo pow being wink by | ‘ z . Theatre in A stai Hf A te Bale DOL PE ira Ch ner than the Weruld or ANY OTRER Mew Sunday's World, ‘York nowapaper, FLATBUSH AVENUE | PAVED AT ENCE materials not found elsewhere. The result is the ed the cloth and had the suits made up by one of New York's taffeta; str dallions an in black China silk; perspiration proof Women’s New Straw Hats, 3.98 FINE TAILORED HATS, of fancy straw braid; all the new Turban and Mush- isl QHIZEST CLUSTER®, 8 and 10 puffs in set, value 3,00, ener Exceptional Economies for Saturday Three-Piece Suits, | $19.75 For Misses and Small Women. The illustration depicts one of the new season's clever costume suits, tinely tailored, combining a Princess Dress with a Hand- some Semi- Fitting Coat. he model is a suggestion of the favorite Empire style In the new hipless effect and cut on close-clinging lines. Coat satin lined and handsomely trimmed with bengaline, braids and buttons; the material is an exceptionally good quality ot French Serge, plain or shadow stripe effects, in all the new shades, as well as navy and black; sizes 14 to 18 years, or o 34 in, bust; well orth $25; special Saturday, $19.75 Boys’ Suits---“Koch Special” . $5 2 Pairs Knickerbocker Trousers, y to our new buyer. He nary. He wants to she ch Spee: SUPERIOR WEARING GOODS LE AND FIT. We are showing whi ch meal with two ed; sewed with silk; sizes 8 to 17 years, ” Boys’ $3.00 Shoes, 1.95 For Satara only we offer Boys’ Goopy E aK WELT SHOES much below the \ we purchased about 250 pairs ox calf, wax calle 105 < nd Blucher es 1 to 5 Misses’ “ “Steel Shod” Shoes, 1,89 value $3.00, sale price. . S FOR "uss AT FAR BELOW THEIR REGULAR f velt soles in the latest three- e PS; sizes 1114 to 2, widths Remember this make of shoe cannot be secured in Neng 89 id, button styles, with lasts; patent leather York City for less than $2.25; here Saturday only........esseeseees Girls’ $2.50 Wash Dresses, 1.95 Twenty Women’s $6.00 Waists, 4.75 A CHOI( ore, arrang. room on, quills and wings; all colors and bl Ladies Neckwear at Low Prices SOLLARS, of lawn; lace and embroidery trimmea; also RABATS, Val. and ation Shy Ge and insertion; value am. i German Silver Mesh Bags, 3.95 Ine ita iERMA 5 inches deep, infants’ Wear---4 Specials { with fancy braid and silk lined th: hout; with scalloped ¢ lined with. silk; hed with, A Great Event in Hair Gene tinct in any la ghtes t ‘des re Ht es within th of all Puffs Puffs Fuffs STYLISH CLUSTER PUFFS; 4.80 value, at... este The new TRIANGL!. PUFFS, v ’ PSYCHE, 3 large puffs in set, value 3.00... SINGLE PLE arge assortment.........- MARLOWE PUPEFS, 8 in set, 1.49; 6 in set, Switches Switches Suites 24 inch natar 16 and) 18 inch natural gray all tong HAIR SWITCHE RLD. fi Between Li 7 i }25th St. West, Bree | ee ern ean Seer ae sme mn AN Good Office Boys Come Quickly In Response to WORLD HELP WANTS An innovation—distinctive clothing for boys. The usual ate made sts upon having Koch nd superior suit for boys. i “strictly all- wool Cheviots and Tweed Mixtures, in double- el irs of lined Knickerbocker trousers; all models, high and Dutch neck, guimpe and Russian ghams and chambrays; all new, smart colorings and de- smartly trimmed and well made in full plaited or kilt skirt styles: o pen all the way; sizes 4 to 14 years, ECTION in white and ecru net and plaih and striped id semi-tailored models, trimmed with laces, me- nost charmingly. We also include a smart model rdaysOnIV SOc nceniis soreeve $3.98 _ 25¢ inches wide, in a complete AGS, beautiful Rococo embossed frames; CLOAKS, of fine quality Batiste; circular or scalloped $3.98 yoke with BLS ho has the 3.50 98 50. 211198 § 50c and 78c each . OBC 16 and 18 inch all tong HAIR SWITCHES, value 2.00... 030008000 22 inch ali long HAIR SWITCHES, value 3,00.. » 1,98 wavy all jong HAIR SWITCHES, value. 3 0),...2,98 $, value 5.00. 3,49 HAIR DYE—IT RE- OLOR tt IS PER- Double Surety Stamps Up to 12 o’Clock Restaurant, Adams Building, Fifth Floo [Special Sale To-day and ; Saturday | Toilet Goods and Drug Sundries Staple and up-to-date lines away under regular prices, In Both Buildings, ONEILLADAMS G The Co-operative Store Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street (10c) Purchase calls for, Spechal atranisens cee Present This 0a with a cash O ses of ‘eae or more, in addition to the regular number of stamps your purchase new circular skirt, Sizes 14, 15 and 18 years. Misses’ Suits | In stripe effects and plain colors; lined throughout with|In all the new shades; lined throughout with satin; new satin; circular skirt, Sizes 13, 14 and 16 years. In percale, gingham and chambray. Co-operative Merchandising We give to the public a share of our profits in the way of Surety Stamps. Surety Stamps have a posi- tive and definite value—$2.50 in Merchandise or pre- miums as preferred. You make your own selection. You do not take the selection of any Stamp Co. Fine Showing of Misses’ and Junior Suits and Girls’ Wash Dresses for Spring Latest styles and fabrics fresh from the maker's hands—splendid materials, best of tailoring and absolutely lowest prices that obtain anywhere. Special for To-Morrow, Saturday Misses’ $24.75 Imported Serge Suits, $18.75 These Splendid Spring Suits come in all the new colorings, hipless effect; lined throughout with soft satin; "$18, 75 Value $24.75, Special Ate. essseeee seers eens ences ee ees Junior Three-Piece Model ‘circular skirt with fold. Sizes 43, ‘years. Girls’ Wash ‘Dresses, cael 98c, $1.39, $1.75 and $2.50 Guimpe and high neck model, full pleated skirt with deep hem. Sizes 6 to 14 years, In Both Buildings. Special at..... sent ene enes ad $18.75 Tt new Milit »¢ Dutch Colla Neckwear for Summer.,.... ; Lace Neckwear Departments Neckwear Specials for Saturday Regular Values up to $1.25 at 50c jainty French Spring Neckpigces consist of th Jabots, Rabats, Gibson and y Stocks, Yokes, Chemisettes and Coat Sets. The latest designs and shapes have been carefully 50c selected in a very large assortment, showing only the | up-to-date Spring models and the trend of popular Dutch Collars acl Jabots Ina great range of patterns and all the newest models. { In Both Buildings. with cluster Puffs; assorted shades. special at ...eeee eeeee sees Hair Rolls-Goo.' assorted shades. R hair; assorted — shades. Saturday Hair Goods Specials Sale of Men’s Spring Shirts, Pajamas and Neckwear Three Attractive Offerings for Saturday 100 Dozen Men’s Spring Shirts—t tis and medi the favorite white and blac um colors, F ay ated bosoms, attached and de- stached cuffs. Special at $) 00 3 for $2.75 50 Dozen Men's Pitamase vate up in ex- cellent manner, military style, with frogs and pearl buttons, in the new Spring colorings, Special at 3 for $2.75 150 Dozen New Spring Knitted Scarfs —40 different combinations in new cross stripes, full length, perfect goods. Made to sell at 55c, Special Adams Building—| Hair Switches—Good quality 18-i Just the length used for Pufi assorted shades, Regular $1.50 h long Hair Switches, Pompadour —Larce slet ‘Pompadour, well made real human EY ssadsoroniaiosonuiaunor ‘usudcAaBobononds Hair Nets—txtra large size Nair Nets, golf and auto style; assorted shades. Regular 19c,; Waters Adams Building —Second Fi ae Men’s New Spring Underwear Standard Grades We Can Recommend ium weight natural gray merino Shirts and tly trimmed. Per garment...... ium weight natural gray half-wool and Drawers, neatly trimmed. Per garment Men's medium weight 34 wool natural. gr: en's medit eight 344 wo al gray Shirts and Drawers, neatly trimmed. Per garment....... $} .00 Extra Special—$1.00 Garments at 59c Men's medium weight ribbed Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, samples and seconds of one of the best makers, Value $1.00; per garment, to OM uence peonoucudons In Both Buildings, | Chocolate Roasted Almonds. Saturday Candy & Favor Specials Assorted Fruit Buttercups Regular 60c. per Ib.......+ 39 ular 25c. per Ib Emerald Green Favors for St. Patrick's Day Dinners, Dances, Cotillons, Parties, &c. Hats, Harps, Shamrocks, Flags, Buttons, Pipes, Snakes, Snake Bracelets, Satchels, Pigs, Napkins, Mottoes, Fans, Parasols, Horner Pies, etc, At from,,......... 5c doz. to $6.98 each Adams Building—Ba ement. WierSellfateeuecmyer an their branded pr with the actory Damaged. ly perfect Men | The Finest Values in the World) ONE SURETY STAMP with Each Ten-Cent TenFREE Surety Stampsto Start Each Book First Floor, Great Offering for Saturday of Men’s Imported Half Hose Thousands of Pairs—All full fashioned and made to sell for not less than 25c, at We bought the stock of a well known importer of Men's Half Hose at a very big cone ession from his regular wholesale prices, and will place the goods on sale to-morrow at less than cost of | importation, Embroidered insteps, stripes and Jacquard clic all tuil fashioned, with spliced heel, toe and sole. Instead of 25c, Saturday for...... ne In Both Buildings, Are These Almost Perfect W. | |L. Douglas Shoes iO Men $2. 59 nd every shoe | make with its lowest cash value.” ays W. L, Douglas, and that is why he makes more shoes ther manufacturer in the world, and when you Hye them t surfuce mark or d “are for the most part so immaterial that they least either the looks or w rin Splendid selection ky) 59 Splendid Values in Men's 8 Shoes at $1.98 t of Douglas Factory Damaged Shoes and four other y hoes, in the newes Jing—Basement, | i To-morrow (Saturday), March 6th | Men’s Spring Top Coats} /$15.00 and Rain Coats Special Garments that combine aie rgd 1 splendid materials, good tailor ing an | magnificent value at the price quoted. TOPCOAT TS—In the newest shades of tan, olive and gray; also plain blacks. Sizes 33/10 46........ veveses 35.00 CRAVENETTES—In the neat conservative colors; also a few novelties in light gry and browns; with cloth collars and cuffs, some with patch pockets, Sizes 33 to ener $15.00 Men's and Youths’ Heavy Overcoats and Suits $20.00: and $25.00 values, A Regt full ran from seen Another —— of Men’s Imported Stiff Hats In all the popular shapes and sizes, Regular $3.30 1 and $5.00 values, at $2. 75 Adams Building—Second Floor,