The evening world. Newspaper, September 2, 1911, Page 5

HOLDUP SUSPECTS Fay Templeton, Off the Old Farm, Wonders if She Can “Come Back” |Says She Feels Like a TAKEN AFTER HARD ~ BATTLEINSALOON “Brooklyn pre Capture Two Men They Believe ! i Know of Three Crimes, ‘After a desperate battle in the rear | Foom of a saloon at Koscinwky street | and Broadway, Brooklyn, with two men | they believe can throw some light on | the holdup early today of Charles Du- | pell of No, 1128 Lafayette avenue, | Brooklyn, who lost $200 worth of jew- eiry, Detectives Thomas Cavanagh and Joseph Bridgette of the Ralph avenue Police station arrested dames Tutty and Edward Worley. Both are well known to the police and gave as thelr address No. 83 Second street, Manhattan. In thelr capture the police also he- Meve they have made an Important step toward clearing up two other hold- | ups, that of Henry Skibbo of No, 10 Lafayette avenue, who, on Aug. 2, wa robbed of his watch and chain, an THE EVENING WORLD, BATURDAY, earrenene 2, | Her. | - Playhouses. | | BY CHARLES DARNTON | ea: Fram the awitchboa the ftth ITH Labor Day marking, 08 Patterson.” 1 had been told: to the tit 3 season, Usa nu Moh gg ah oi I yonh 3 ow, at the Empire Theatre was not the matural thing tos do, lon Monda night, will introduce A }nut f did ft, The hallman repeated | sincie Mu a react comedy by * *, Patteseo one who had never Hubert Henry Davies, the Englieh play known her by any other name The Wright who wro! The Molluse’ and elevator busxed “Mra. Patterson” tn ite | Co n Kate Among othera in M upward Might. It sounded very strange | Drew's up) will We Mary Boland, though not quite #o strange as Mrs, Thats Lawton, Louise Drew, Ivan Simp Patterson of Pittsburgh.” Smoke seemeq|fon and Thomas K The “single to fill the alr, but not the sort of amoko| ian" in the play t* Robin Worthington | we useq to see her through at Hever |* writer who, under the Influence of his brot and sister-In-law's happiness, | | & Fielde tain thoughts I started along the hall, | TEE MEN ITE) EMR EM DME TI THEATRES START WORK IN EARNEST ON LABOR DAY » Week Brings Many, Attractions to Local Regular Rube, She Has Lived in the Country So Long, and the.Street Coijii Noises Actually. Scare, Noy Keeping step to my un determines that matrimony is necessary to complete his scheme of life, So he “Don't knook!"* becomes engaged to Maggie Cottrell, @ The voice came from the sunny en fair, charitably offered ae an offset wo “The usual fate of ghost-seera is passe! on the derailed car. “Really, you know,” she said ‘I fee}, tor the firet tim kt 1911.- ! | | | | | [nan in “Man to Man.” Fanny Rice ft mt enterta ton a miniature stage, fue Mie Howard {n “The Por- ter and the S rank Orth, the ADVANCE INFORMATION ON Aurora Troupe vbats, Aif Grant NEW DEVELOPMENT. and Ethel Ho ny The Howard “hones iogaetor |LEAVES $25,000 TO 700 whi uni soon offer ‘on thelr ane a ver 2 miles Neaer cations are mes perma ans Write, fot advance tatormation: . dan at the American Martini and Maxmils Doge and Lou Among the fea Musto Hall witt b tan, Seott and Wileon, the Musical mi raid " oF MacLarens, the Mescagnis, Jon Kelsey, |] qj) Mer ater toa laibe, Minoft and Woodford’r Statue | DSS mitt Li Dora. ‘The Bill at Keith & Proctors Fifth agay gsTaTe FOR ‘AL Avenue ‘Theatre will Inchude the Four Mortons, Charlotte Parry tn “Into the AT ak JSLAND. Light,” Mack and Orth in “The Wrong AS SACRIFICE. ~~ Hero,” Reynolds and Donegan, Went: worth, Vesta and Teddy, Cros and tettes BC iss ee, ny eae 6 World. uptown. Meraid ceptional termi cam Actreas METORN REAL TATE TO LET— NEW JERSEY. Josephene and Stewart and Murray, are oot ——- era ¥. HIPPODROME REHEARSAL. Nie ace, ta Open To-Neht, Moves Withoat a Hitch. BYGLEWOOD, N, J—Up te dave stares Eood, business treet, iar hr ia A final dress reheareal of the new) Fas Vaiuaie Hippodrome show, “Around the World," ——— Was given last night, previout to to-| _EXCURGION®. night's premiere, ‘The: Messrs, Shubert apa ssued invitations for the trial perform> EXCURSIONS TO NEW HAVEN SUNDAY & LABOR Po figsanp pec babes at aaa ee UP THE HUDSON Sunday to Poughkeepsie LABOR DAY TO NEWBUReH ance and several hundred persons scat tered through the big house saw the wonders of the huge spectacle, Mme, | Frital Scheff was among thore present with her husband, Mr. John Fox jr, and Mise Mabel Tallaferro was another ac who enjoyed a performance from the other alde of the footlights, The. rehearsal moved without @ hitch EMPLOYEES OF BUSINESS. | charm and $% at Reld and DeKalb ave. | of the hall—the aame old sunny voice. |! ted, tomboyish young woma William DeMuth’s Will Also. Pro-| * pes crry eee nues, and that of Samuel Feingold, undimmed by Pittaburgh. b ner riotous young friends she ides for Perpetuati f | a oe who, on Aug. s robbed of mor ‘ The door was open. Just inside, |" n avound at such a rate that | vides for Perpetuation ot than 1.000 wortt et Jewelry, whieh +28 Wishes (Usb aiatows paitiored, lowered comes to the conclusion 1 lt We | Family Control ~ je from his store, omni ble 0 tur it of t into a Tn each instance the hold-up Wan come * @ wondrous hat and under I BIAyAd a erat uth, After he Ams Re Nas Seven hundred employees who saeartonn mitted by three men, who answer tn Lvingtadin get lA taka agladet el hat quite | nade a mistake, Mawete realizes that he been with the William DeMuth Com WALT. = ry particular the description given m the de. i forgot Patter- ih eabahd nde pany for twelve monthe preceding Ju Tickets at Py Dupell of the thugs who robbed him, fon. 15 (00 O18 <0) and ET inal a aro named Gh lagatecs in the wih ¢ van h > home ! “ ” to marry hin secr y, Miss Hageltin m z in thi _Dupell was on his way home throngh ‘How are you Paigetne th ‘ | Wiliam Des which has been ad-| Kosciusko street about 1. he Fay|* Soman of rare tact and character, | ing when three men leaped | Tim scared: to death,” answered Pay) wii, toves him devotediy | mitted for probate. A aum of $25,000 Is Gearkness of a convenient doorway, | : ae ee ege - eee | wet aside to be divided, on the basis of geised im and backed him up against | | Frank Melntyre will be presented as thelr wages, among all emploseos of a | all, Ome of them pushed a tee eatre an Mon | vanr's atanding In the, ea! te volver against his head and ordered him | a farce by tory or stock rooms. ‘Twelve bequests is. hn " ' atch and chain and @ masonie Disne pd to be an Eanizations, and the residue of the es vith diamonds. sh duke fortune Mtate te lef: in trust to his widow | ing given good descriptions ed fo nself | The value of the r of the estate| of the men to the police, Detectives net to th |has not been estimated by the executors, | ONG eatin? Cavanagh and Bridgette set out to look ; te conslete oBUSAY of Mr. Destuth's ut og ngeotraa for three men, one of them six feat in the manufacturing company at tall, weighing 20 pounds, the Le acount MME eau as a@ame height, but very a) 4 , | ms ay, estatiial aa m a third, short and stocky, welghing about | s the most fifty yeara ago, At the —————————— 180 pounds. They adopted the usual abide Meds ce Ne bent Lente he who LOCK IS AND, Ass t. police method of making @ round of| Kieemaker’a daughter, and son, Louls DeMa ho the saloons, One of the first places they others ast will be Regan fag € wants to wel, to offer tt visited was the saloon at the corner of | Te OR de IRE TOA: CUAL RRR " EVERY SUNDAY Q A Koselusko street and Broadway. In the! \ Sve Jonald, th Deuae daub ieera thay towad Tulty and: Wore] Wa va Machonald, Kath trix times pa mh gn, wi aor at, ut oe aitting at a table, evine Stewart and Helen 1 death « a DeMuth the ete ay ee Recognizing tham as men whose ac- ¥. = : - to his children, under the s+ ; thence’, queintances they had made, the two de- “Thy Neighvor'a Wife,’ a dom tation, ep fectives started toward them, Ae they | comedy by Bimer Harris, will be pro ry ———— 100 did wo, Worley started to draw a re- duced at the ‘Lyceum son Tues. Driver's He! Killed by Whe volver, Cavanagh, however, was too ag’ pee, day night, with Pamela Gaythorne, | Daniel Mooney, sixteen vears old, a nt Bs quick for him, and whipping out his Pak Fe 6 F Arthur Byron, Alice John and Fred driver's helper employed the Fuller own weapon commanded Worley to Hides in t. The first act sows Express Company of Jers ' throw up his hands, As Cavanagh aria pe ee thoes ag Rob. t ‘SK ee A Pav started to search Tutty drew from be-| twin cottages in which live John Rov rom uc ol vzh Pave “meath his coat a fourteen-inch stesi bing and his wife and Harry Miller and Cite at Kelee 2° 8020 WOT New York's Best and Mont jimmy and made a swing for ttre officer's | his wife. ‘The lawn and garden of the killec is ree ee E 3 he did so Bridgette drew his billy adjoining lawn of the Miller cottage is and attacked Tutty. Back and forth noe nition of neglect. The upper Breet Splendid Mtr, MONTAUR over the room the quartet fought, and Z AY AND LABOR DA Windows of the Robbins cott show | . it was only after a vigorous use of their that although it is near! he after- Wai A vrs xl ‘Trip clubs that the detectives triumphed amd | = NTP! Ea OM. nat gienougn ¥ bg a | net he Las - noon, the beds are not yet made, while | ———— . eee took their prisoners to the station house, Fh Ue Tha ht td tn the upper windows of the Miller cot- | pignt, Saturday night, uC 10,48 a,At — -- gerne = se bigots _. | tage eve pears trim and seat.) “piohard IIT No with flo nd nea + ¢ Nich opens the mine," she |. resignediy. “My priv-| Templeton, mping. herself into ®) ness everywhere, exce law TE Mad WAlay opene eS q r t pt season at t do Opera Hou t Neged encounter with a spirit 1s attrib-|chatr and rolling her eyes intd the top| transpires (hat Robbins ts extremely f oe there throughout O. HENRY’S LAST, BEST STORIES § | tes stoves “ated “Sr mendactey: oe her h Sante wi ; fs sted to nster salad o 1 Y. of her hat dome in his tastes, Ife IN nant wool tl 2 Well, AE) s* aay happibile gles ert “About what?" add to pretty clotive “ Deep Purple’ will be at the : A GHOST OFA C from the wrark—a ‘kien frm the YM! Anon Coming backs she explained, Tesievts the duties of Ver hvmali 114) siqyctia Opera Mouse, DegtnniNg *9>| UP THE]. 2am } cian, te ’ ry ‘Ter- | ooking the picture of dimpled m m e eres niet Ht 4 Bout Ferryy, at 9. fh NS Pe HANCE ve y,prave man, Jo you know, T GAA TL COMM HEGRE: Ghace what f The Hippodrome re-opena | to-nignt SOUND]; oe 7h a 7 c “He was Ioked at Yorktown, I be-| keep asking myself.” with the new spectacte, “/Arour by The Romance oi a § Neve,” said Terence, reflecting. ‘They Was useless to assure ! ih GOnMBE | eRe a ny the Academy tray oe BS Ando Wrauh Th d i eald eran saaeeiioe. ENT TL wa nae: Ph stock company at the Academy Glenwood ial 3 nda rail at Carried a Hod y edaddled wi y old admirers were waiting to eisunabdle | oe Susie revive The Count o c FOR BER after the first battle there leer ae pretty as ler neighbor next | Sf,.mus Finally Cured dia E. Pinke — ant he must have been tint." | way Te MPLETON SAYS SHE'S Cie opponite <oupien flit) phe Ginger Girls” come to the Col- mf ae ay UP THE SOUND absentiy s gradually part and | ymin ham’s Vegetable pou nore Copyrighted by Doi Page & Co.) | the unkind vision seen by Mrs. Fischer- 4 SCARED STIFF. nil the means by which they| "TO! weics Burlesquers will be at! Bete month puffered £ Last Sunday (To be published in ook form after Sept. 12) | Suympkins. asked Terence,! “But suppos: y should ask, ‘Why are brought together, forms the ‘heme Wl rie, Da. ‘I suffered for five yeare f yin | “But suppose they should ask, ‘Why ; ! . the Murray Hil! Theatre | trom femmaie trouble ad bb lanl Was lew —_— ut one of two present percetved that | dully. $ ahe try to come back” sho spec- Of the comedy rles naon bri Crusoe | SyNoPsis OF PP NG INSTALMENT. | her assertions bore the genuine atamp| “What else could T mean? 1 must | tated. OS as Le UY Giri ttcahe arise Pee By eu, almost helpless, eee, 8 BRIDGEPOR $ Mrs. Kinsolvine, » social “climber,”’ ts horrified |of her own convictions. Truth and can-|go and get ready now; the auto wil) |e Bothwell Browne comes eo Heratd| At Miner's th Avenue Theatre to team that the ghost of an cld man cari /dor seamed to attend upon every word. |be here in an hour. I've snjoyed Clift. It takes a woman to borrow trouble} aauare Theatre on Monday afternoon in| ‘rn Ducklings’ will SRE atpaatins did) AND RETURN @ hot hes been econ by one of her guesta She | Even a scoffer at ghosts—!f he were|top immensely. Such a lovely morning, | Fay Templeton sat there with a lapfull tics Jack,"' a musical comedy by Mark i Tr, 7 my D fale her, woes to, Mr. Bellmore, another guest P, a Hf Passo ' musical comedy by Mark) Miner's Hronx ‘Theatre will have “The SUNDAY, &1 8, et 3 AM 4 at Sire, Belitmore talks over the odd situation with | Very observ ould have been forced |isn't it, Terence [of tt, dreading her return to the stage.| i, Swan aud Wiliam Frederic Peters. |Onerry Blossome.”” me to) i ast vir, tout by ‘el he- aid to |tO admit that she had, a: least in al On her way to the station Mra, Betl-| fearful uf her fate es Littie Buttercup The chief role is that o > man A eg o ” te Jommeiions Twin ‘screw young Ter ang Jueens Jardin de Paris” will topping about {ving to cal very vivid dream, been honestly aware | more took from her bag @ silk handker-| tn “Pinafor + ali seminary and 18| pe at ttt Me A meainonia itu Hatt Is 1 Polephvone 100 a cha of, the welrd visitor raves if eniel and looked at it with a little pe-| This isn't a pose with me. I'm tell- mstances to aasume thel * se Next Door’ will be played L) 5 D | Soon 3 {4 was pack- | culiar smile he DIAL mple sh Among others {i 7 He ak PART II. In two hours the auto would come| “ren she tied it In several very hard | the piain, simp ate he ont bebidas) o stock pany at the Prosp “4 BT bveakfas: on the last morn- to her to the alation net and threw it at a convenient mo- | Tim scared sift, that W be Ollve V7 \° ns of her visit, Mra. F fling upon-theeast pont cver dee of the cliff along | there is about ft, I've grown so nery Fonatiin | ; VAUDEVIL LE ATTRACTIONS. more startled and entranced 9 came tp witeh the road ran. that I don't know what key fm Carson, Cari Stall a Joa neratein’a Victorian Theatre every one present by au 1 & confidential sparkle inh In his room ‘once Was giving some! ing tn half whe ti even here t ’ . Cartes De Haven will head a bill of sev nouncing positively that she| ,'t ro ote ant : hers 4 Girectiona to his tan, Brooks. np {oPartmont. Yesterda rele eed,” @ Lee Wits vets, dneluding Bert Leal: tn can tho hon o! © at Twill tell you. In afave this stuff done up in a par- 4 to Edt i D my De wut , ke Bernard and hetseen tho ghost aan seine .T think you should be held re: | oo," he said, “and ship it to the 94-|nney we: alte Decker, “Feel | Daa au Hye,” | bt Pa Mike Bernard an ity. thanks for the “Did {t havo a~ama—T" Mra. a erie, you guess th what mans (coun, oe that card.” hey were like two lumps of ice be Willie West ons and Yosco, Smith (apd I hope all sui ering, women BIAL eolving inh . suanense and oa tation awakened me Taste nee ee aera of @ New York! She shivered interesting Mer dls ne and Can Oren and Havel, Lottie give Ts £. Pinkham’ ‘egetable DIRECT ROUTE TO could tan Ls S a a , chains,” suggested Terence,| costumer. ‘The “stuff was a gentie- | would have heen painful 4 at had | O01" Y at the it Howard, Abbie Miten- | Compound a trial It was worth its Ri) ndeedwtar tron F after some thought, ‘or @roaned? They aatume of the days of ‘76, made siruck me as need! egal jeu kaurman Hrothers and the Boxing | Welght in gold,"—Mra. J. P. ENDLICH, There wa%a chorus of questions from | man's cost | 1 K r | ms Pe |usually do one or the other."" lof white satin, with silver buckles} “But you don't know,” she argued, | “automonite hug’ to oa erything| Kangaroo. | RP. D. No. 7, Erie, Pa. ee ig “Do von hapnen (a know,” continued | Anite silk stockings and white Kid| ‘that I haven't even set foot on a stage ta tha speed mania. The nat | ‘The ¢ 1 Theatre reopens on Mon- |. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com. se Delancey at Ret aia Mra, Bellmore, with audden Irrelevancy, shoes. for four years. Since my iast appear: | es int t iv afternoon with Ameila Bingham ! und, made from native roots and 1a on 0.00 and halt hot Pain a ABS hi How ft Pir t res one of the female) A powdered wig and a sword COM Jano, (oF Windisa 4 ; is ee ae ate tenn Geeal FAVA! BAD erbs, contains no narcotic or harm- Mo Lat train ietaraieg Te. x “Wow was | relatives of rentless ancestor, Capt. | pleted the dress eh Broadway’ { haveh's ove a : Li A ie. ah ora | ful drugs, and to-day holds the record ¥ Semi cr on Sea age Kinsolving “And 1ok about, Brooks,” added Ter. |" s . le naanare’ a ero \“ * for the largest number of actual cures e ng er on “Don't think #0," said eo with!ence, a little anxtousiy, “for a silk|the scenes to sen a H 1 Fares An order. 'tel the Great Lester, ventriloqulst; | of tamale diseases we know of, and ri fan extremely pursied alr. “Never heard! handkerchief with my initials in one /Sears is a long time to of the A la th ; nd mort. | Mehiinger and King; Barry and) thousands of voluntary testimonials rts ‘tom Balers <n jof any of them bein: noted beauties.” corner, I must have dropped it some-|staxe atmoxpiore, The ¢ Ir1)| weiford, Saionine: Cooper ‘ai Robin- | are on fle in the Pinkham laboratory | KEE Tite & Pri “Then, why sald ellmore. where. eit regular rube. na her « Martins, and (ae Mustea! lat Lynn, Mass, from women who have Ports. Tr i t I'm no’ eura| looking the ng man era the! Tt was @ month later when Mrs, Belly) 1, was difficult to imagine emai} Tre e abra. atarta (te weaaon wiih beets cuted froin almost eve form of Sight- Seeing Yacht nid whether it was a noise or a to xnijeyes “should that ghost have Kined | re ae ware making up e llet ot (er, tne farm Bia Pree ean gs: wilt} | female corp: lainta, such as pianos ahartan Talend foot, Wi, 43d, Bt toed the 1 ne, as Tm sure Are - on , “But I am," ehe ins J Pe h on, ulceration, displacements, fibro! ait. J e the pha 7 “Heavens! taime: o . nan a ‘ hing trip corough the / Q ' ay Prin Htajah the daneer, . ver burn a} 00 thal, OATERALT WRClETId Byres In idl Se ce © enone 28 s I've been spending (he « ees Be 9 : pane. Cong tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, quite. « 1 saw men‘ q an that, A over the list for(farm and the | The cecape,’ the | backache, Indigestion and nervous i it waste tai, (re, Bellmore! Did he actually kiss) Mrs, Bellmore looked over she } Tier York lie ' Midgets, Mid_| prostration, Every suffering woman y rte tone [yout , nen soring. © name of Terence] since I lef: Nv or - mae ° mets, Mic head to foot, (YON? t vatinioe ng Was there, Mrs. Beilmoie of ye r and Spe or in "A ‘Texas owes It to herself to give Lydia E. Pink. | of the old Colonial said i a Mre, Retlmore, Srohibitive pen Lightly ‘ We ne . Cart Watson, The Kratona bam's Vegetable Compound a trial. owdered hair, barry Soat skin al promoun isc» Ie Weshan cxe ey A | Lanes wan Measeterial lace raffles and a sword 1 ak " "Too shy!” she murmured sweetly in|! PERS) wa Ae Bronx atre, beginning on ra.Pinkham, Lynn, Maas., for i | Ty looked intans ne und nous ‘ a eay Twas respons) | 700 tion | on is something to de y t ates, ea" : after be Frank Kee [tis free and always helpful. Met her ary the dark and moved without a + ; LSS eee io o ‘ he ¢ : , Yes, I wis a li frightened at fir e the only living malo “hen you haven't 10 W George Mor Ld = 1. W 36th 9 ‘ts ap or blartied, I 1 It was the me Ne BOE 3) TO SING AT LABOR TEMPLE. be the tage?” o Cowle 0 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE~ | REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— |" BMP OM, Sitter = ce on eve’ ¢ > the third ani r Jue wo omy st, wal 7 1 Us vient edanetion?’ Buk cetleae a kee . .,. |SHE FEARS NEW YORK DOESN'T Aion Bye BROOKLYN. | BROOKLYN. | wn aR 16.10 and TH & didn't ray anything ge aly, dud re The Central Church Choir of Chi- ~ Sep. 4 sshedule same an Sunday. “T aidn’t scream, 1 raised up on my {it how doy | ° ee | WANT HER ; ry woman” resiimes oo eee Sundar elbow, and then It glided silently awa now yw does Any one know? 1| eamo to Help Dr. ¢ janine Tos “T haven’: felt longing, no,” | Ey! eatr a tigaouesces MANE Me FORGES thE) REE OT ce aerial | Morrow aad Monday, Janswered he ner, but 1) THe Kines | __HELP_WANTEDMALE: ' ime, T'm almost cartit ’ @ coronation w : 2 Db ons 1 r , have felt at ea, wren watebing al hn 4 DiL MAKERS wanted, ba gy was in the seventh| “Almont rhe Central Church Choir of Chicago! : Theatre on Mr iL) 4 Kinsolying Wee in the geventny ny woke Just abeoh. Chat waul nc Fad: SHUron) SARE Ot-e HOR | parcenmen Ts ke to get!” Tn bor the ext iwo \ears grade men on small com! Bes ssciintisi ta thal of: ndaratand Whatsl MéREh” WHER Geta a tte cnae pemcla: wedcthonlhy a up on the stage and todo. Bains T Mey mwid aidicwious, oui tbe purvaser of ow « | Nation blanking, forming ‘and Astin ar can. cree 7 thing arous AdShIN, SAU AFG HOE AO eee cette Ik aan eeRIG IER | ee duiy not tne FOR OF It au ‘ SIN ; drawing dies. To competent fr ancesto she said in ay positive whe ou dreamed, o {and Becond avenue, in connection wit way afier We've left It 16 SINGH SD Nivel 1 .OvikS | men we can offer ‘Ready Heater at ade And relies "rently [sat 400K dear me, Terence, a Of aadreanes by Dr, Pronk W/ And thy FOR IHRL Ye PakNen Te , work and good pay. ASiress think T must apologize for our eroatly |must T dinsoot t ost @lementary sen. /Guneauiua of the Chicago Auditor’ FO vit a AaMestion thal &: raturh t atiner . iving age and references, relative, Mrs. Be re. Tan vi) he |sations er 10 accommodate jour} Mr. aylus and oir will pre |i have RAIS. } neha tee vi ‘al Electric _ Company, must have badly disturbed rest.’ |@x xe nely alin Iitgence? se The Lyre Intern ; tion of np 7 heave! ; ; mead enectady, N. Terence sent a smile of pitased con, @hosts, you!to.morrow afternoon at ‘At ia) Ps} ye 1 aug : epsters m as Mrs. Kinsolving's at last and {quire the most primary tng 9 Chureh ct ee ini ‘ , Wing ied he loved to see happ en Kissed a KOR. IR tte Alfred Ifa" Pony 1 Teaily mi » holiday. | them hing ‘fn cr 7 T ougat © ashamed to! ‘The sensation.’ amid Mra. eek ot ka Dr. Gane PA at pies : seas or, how enjoying her breakfast, “that Tjphaats, “since y King instfuce Pee DAbGr Day pres line toe tre tance aie: lite H ee An's 6 4 jeer “site Wasn't very much disturbed. I presume ftion, ts a ming!ing of the material end |v eenme on Monday night. All of thes te Ha he res my | apartment . ty would have been the customary thing , the splritua Cee a eee ee cpian ow Yo gageme e home. F es soneream and faint, and have “Ot course,” sald Terence, suddenty | Meetna® Baltes Ae eae an oe atre vou running about in picturesque cos. | ing sorious, “tt wae a dream or| 1a Inenn meine vausentie. for 6. ms ns - : fumes, But, after the first alarm was|some kind of im hallucination Nobody | lama AR TRIER RRA 3) nonin \otte Re tae amet time DigMONDR ie a3 Ay . couldn't work myself up| believes in spirits, theme days. If you! a ah ven 4 north | pong or two mvs 1 ‘orne ‘ BORA TT Ng ny ey aie 8 Whe ghost retired from ip told the tale out of Kindness of heart, lot the Bronx | Fork Hation wae Ge-| ane added with a A acl he farm. $1 WEEK * jewelry. oan cuieily and peacefully, after doing | Mrs. Bellmore, 1 ‘can't express how |Inyed for nearly an hour tas: night by |thinking only 0 nck ate e an GTTO SINGER ot Bt fra little turn, and I went to asleep greterul Iam to you, It has made my the @ ment of a southbound car a siresses me mos * ‘our ahead att [erect supremely hapnys. Phet revolt. |the Ona Hundred and Ninety York doesn’t want me Salling tam Gheatnane 16 A Bullder ith Vears’ Expertenee. oe early all Hstened, politely n ed | tionary ancestor was a stunning idea,” |street terminal. ‘The car projected ove fears rk porretmion of her ike a be Ainge Wigame Mrs. Bellmore's story as a made: Mrs. Belimore sighed the northbound track, There were a0 going 7