The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1911, Page 12

GAARA NOE AOE LS ine BS TR a “ ‘ ~ . THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL \ vee over the left ear. INA JERSEY RAID. INTHEKILLNG OF HONG ON ROOF ONNITY STUDENT hown. The police believe he was the | ey & viet tim of bbrborinh Pw Detective Who ie hei Re. Luigi Usay, Slain With a corder George Medina Says Sandbag, Believed to Be 10, 1911. “Best Values at the Lowest Prices.” 121st ie 2p Street PrP, Katon pal of the Newport. to He! ‘ B. Altman & Co. ANNOUNCE A SPECIAL SALE FOR TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), OF ' Grand Ma a Featare— itt hers. This year's commencement at Ber: | * nard will be notably elaborate. The duating claas (11) has elected the owing speakers for Class and Ivy | MEN'S & WOMEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Polhemus, | ate Anso nipe: for MEN'S INITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS, Hardwood Vict or Revenee le tne car-| | EASTER WEEK SPECIALS USUALLY $3.00 PER DOZEN . . . aT $2.15 : pelleted | acten ont’ finteh One Shoe Was Off. cli ¢ evenge. negle Hero Fund Commission, Buy and enjoy your suit : —— tops, round & 1 dae ! iurke; forthe ease wil Taian sero now. Pay a3 you can, MEN'S HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, —T OF Ope eat dsawess, d der, and for the presentation of the an- . | ; BY corners, | PFO° SB cps nt ett toons, Madeline , LADIES SUITS]! USUALLY $2.75 & $3.50 PER DOZEN aT $2.00 & 2.65 dep strongly made, need to look Jong to re 1] 48" cen, Nod, w Value 6.50. fa porch p the root shoes when as sitting on WOMEN'S INITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS, waine 2.08. USUALLY $2.50 & $3.00 PER DOZEN = aT: $1.85 & 2.25 a divinity Cotton Felt Mattresses fet ae : ses ehamiite | ie oh enna ys Drop Side Couches a ror orutely pute andienele aie rasdera deo me fron a sandbagging received Saturd National wire spring, bronzed angle | Guaranteed absolu! cao aber dsc " from @ sandbaReing received | WOMEN'S HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, irons.” Two mattresses and bolsters [tary a large, collection of 3. nin oe icks, rol ees ; day night, witt have ¢ ae : $4 A WEEK USUALLY $2.25 & $2.75 PER DOZEN AT $1.25 & 1.65 Se obe cece, DeOG |val.68....... 98 nees at the trial of ¢ pcipals Who ‘Teachers’ ‘raining Soh 1 masque will b Kitchen Chairs Bamboo Tabourettes were captured én the raid noement wee oy ALSO WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS OF SHAMROCK CLOTH Bumt designs, octagonal tops, covered County Judge Carey did not investt- In evidence. ; Hardwood, heavy make, ity Jap mattii EES ale Waeh the pruncuers rere tepade. about USUALLY $3.00 PER DOZEN =. i, aT $1.85 fithed, Weg 606 vs... 0. 1 Tee 28 arraigned to-<tay Decause they all watved "aamanatom. yw. nh Bergen Re JT Ren ee Bed Combination r wder, who has a wif riginal costume will be awarded a| d ren, was paroled as a andwome prize, | eet tat tes: Maggie Bren| A SALE OF WOMEN'S LINGERIE WAISTS 1S ANNOUNCED FOR TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), Water war'to have joinea| TRY THIS FOR KIDNEYS adder has rin, Take one Medina figured. Saw Him on the Porch Detective Ross, who capture Recorder, said to-day that he official perched on the roof of a porch e he (Ross) went into the hotel vanguard of the raiders was dy inaide, Kose went up to the room In front of h was the potch roof. He found one occupant of the)! room and going out upon the roof he found the North Bergen Rec hind a dr “He had hoe off,” The ¢ 's | weak Complete 98 ; Complete, val. $7.94 All Sizes Floor Oilcloth Smyrna Rugs No. 1 quality, extra heavy grade, 2|9 by 6 ft. reversible, very heav; yards wide, cut from the roll, 26 |e"; wide range of colors 98 any length; val. 39c square yd. 98 No C. O. D. or Mail Orders. Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 | Women’s Shoes Something New in Footwear CONSISTING OF SPECIALLY PREPARED MODELS IN BATISTE, VOILE AND MARQUISETTE, WITH TRIMMINGS OF EM. BROIDERY AND LACE, AT $2.50, $3.25, The oldest, the purest, the most palatable wh’skey sold in New York. Try 't. Stewart Distilling Co. Phila, New York Balto. nurax compound, hal tuchu, Aix crinees food pi $4.75, $5.50 & $6.25 EACH ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR GIFT PURPOSES ORNAMENTAL OBJECTS OF ART, AMONG THEM BRONZES, CABINETS, JARDINIERES, CLOCKS AND CLOCK SETS, LAMPS, PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, ETC. 4) Dr, Schultz, at the autopsy, found ‘for mer | that Usay died from a blow of a sand my order and took him | along with the rest | ‘Me descent upon t waa accomplished ‘The four detec inte the resort bi out ceremony. ani their prisoners prepared to them out to the automobile moving | van in waiting, | Recorder Medina protested that his ar- rest was an outrage. He declared that he bad gone to the Hotel Marguerite to prepare legal papers, He had gone out! on the porch roof to Investigate certain | joud cries that were rending the stillness of the night, The Second Raid. While all this was going on at the Hotel Marguerite another band of raid- ers @urrounded and invaded the Casino at Hackensack Plank road and Hudson | Bowlevard, Union Hill, run by Bx-Free- | holler Conrad Dietz, a brother Of Mayor Charles Dietz of Union Hill Dietz and his bartender were arrested, end eight girls were taken before County Judge Cafey, who issued the Warrants on waich the raid was n Upon promising to appear ax witne | the young women were released. ‘The Viotims of the Casino raid were put into @ two-horse moving van peach Decl MUSICIAN IS STRICKEN BY DEATH IN HIS CHAIR. Gerhardt’s Wife, Returning Home, Finds Him Apparently Asleep— Dead Many Hours. Jesepl: Gerhardt, fifty-four years old, & musician, a last night | kitehen | SILVERWARE INCLUDING DUTCH SILVER VASES, TEA | CADDIES; SILVER DEPOSIT TEA SETS, DECANTERS, VASES; SILVER FRAMES, CANDLESTICKS, COFFEE SETS, TRAYS, ETC. 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