The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1912, Page 7

LS RUN TOBE NUNS, LAND “INA COURTROOM roting ¢4 Philomena Seek j Religious Quiet” in Brook- |, lyn, bulk Don't Find it. L Garolina Causole and Philomena Tud- 9 ran away from home. It wasn't Wh are of the stage and they a!4 not one sweetheart between them, wanted to become nuns and, not Ibowing exactly how to go about it, de- the first step Was ¢o leave home. lina departed from the home ef her i, Mre. Mary Causule, No, 6&4 it avenue ,last Friday and Philo- slipped away from her home, No. ' street, while her mother was tm bed. two girls went to Brooklyn, where Uved for @ week. They were it before Magistrate House in Centre Street Police Court, charged being incorrigible children. ’ girls don't 100k like bad tris,” the Magistrate when the two young dust past sixteen, were arraigned ro him. They were neatly dressed wore long black coats and neat, fur hats, fe wanted to be nuns,” aid Phito- amma. “We went to Brookiyn so that ba ould get away from New York. We to lead @ religious life and we ‘@apught the first thing we should do was te go to some quiet place We have bem working and saving our money ‘we could get into @ convent. We want to live at home, but we do ‘Weat to become nuns #0 badly!’ Weren't you happy at home™ in @@red the Court ‘Mot exactly,” replied Philomena. “My eapther frequently beat me end I did @mt think the piace was jus the place fap @ girl who wanted to lead a relig- tans life’ “How ebout you, Carolina? asked Magistrate House, and the smaller of the two girls looked with teartul eyes ef the Court. "% want to be a nun,” she sobbed, “end I don't want to stay at home, I'a kl myself before I'd go back there don't like to commit you to a place for incorrigible children,” said the Mag- trate, “but if the Sistess at the House of the Good Shepherd will take charge of, you, I belleve it would be a. good Police Matron Smith had a conference with the Sisters, and it was decided to end the girls to that Institution. gal ah ir ha bs FINGER PRINT SIGNATURE ‘BOSTON BANK’S NEW FAD. Ink Impressions Taken When Pa- trons Who Cannot Write Draw Out Their Money. BOSTON, March 22.—The latest finan- dal wrinkle in Boston banking circles ‘e to have your finger print taken befere you draw money fram the bank. ‘Thig i# no police record or cnminel p , but @ new plan for the identt- flestion of depositors which has just CHANCE TO MARRY Wi | bank, It ta to be used when custom- ers ceonnot write or when the signature in not leible. The polite clerk at the Wildey Savings Bank finger print win- dow will give you @ lightly inked “Ine your fingers here,” he will re- quest. You “ink” your finger tips, then press them on paper and the bank has your finger signature, which never varies end cannot be forged, The other banking in- tion Supreme Court yester- day by W. J. Oliver of this eity. The de- cision Ie final. The sult was over a Jock and dam contract. “Got My Sore Foot in It Right!—TIZ” “A TIZ Bath, My Boy, a TIZ Bath! You Can't Beat It for Sore Feet, Corns and Bunions!" Te thie man a tenderfoct? No, He te & Joy-walker—one who uses TIZ and gets from the feet a happiness one never felt before, "BRIDE'S LOVE DIVIDED, |agreed that his widowed mother-fh-law, SHE TRIES TO END LIFE. tereits shovid tive at shh his porte 7 . 25 West aoa Pht i lay soown to dle. SS ied street, cord soon appeared. alf an hour, the mother Unable to Choose Between Mother | says his mother-in-lew has a shai ai busy tongue and wae jealous of him. of dally occurrence. 'cilli to conseiousn A month ago the mot/er-in-law engaged & room at No. 214 Wi and Husband, Young Wife Inhales Range Gas. Racked between love for her mother and her husband, who have ho tove for| tae fonen end Family rows one years old, a bride of three months, |« attempted suicide by Inhallng was to- |nt 24 West Twenty-soventh |triganza from the house. t up vered ler in jail night arguing with his wife and left her hysterical this morning, Then she went to her mother’s room. There the pair fought out the oM, time to save her iife ari to New York Hospital, a prisoner. Rocco Mincilli is a young hucksterer THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 22, 1912. ich. “hen he martied Antionette be| | She visited her daughter every day, r, Antionette Mincill!, twenty- according to Minctll!, and tried to per- de the bride to desert him. Last TT NI "+ uf band. Mrs, Macatriranse finally rushed /notiow lodk at demate drageet hia wenry|T was paroled on Feb. 2, i912, with vou oe Ty Antolnette body into Pollon Headquarters to-day [Orders to remain in the State of Penn- |} DU YO turned on the gas jets in the range! and crumpled down into a chatr. “Tim a fugitive from juatic }out and slammed the door. sylvania, “1 hun: in Pennsylvania. 1 got word she was N A A in New York. I came here yesterday and found her. I beaged her to go back with me. She laughed at me. I pleaded. I went through all the antics of despatr, |) SCIATICA She laughed some more, I atti! love yo) i f If you lock mo up and send for the Philadetphia Sheriff, Free ara in 198 on a charge of pee REPULSED BY HIS WIFE, FUGITIVE SURRENDERS. | -| Francis Tully, Who Broke Parole | and Left Philadelphia, Asks to Be Sent Back, A young man whore featires were jong With gloom and whose eyes had the conte with ® plind consuming passion, 80 what's the use, His name js Francts Tully Later he was arraigned in the Yorkville Pott a Oa a Court and held ¢ att 201) thy Bomk ap tie a5 oe, “T loved my wife She sata it I'd confess to receiving her admirers plun- forget the man and be to me las ahe was on the day ed and they handed me six years —_$ $$$ $2.25 Long Kid Gloves, *1.49 Women’s white and tlack glace mousq ¢ gloves in 12-button length. Quality perfect, and at this price they are very remarkable value. ‘Women’s Long Silk Lisle |Women's Kid Gloves, Gloves, 75c quality, 14- button length mousque- taires; black, white, navy and gray. To-mor- tow, Saturday,at. made from soft and pli- skins, guaranteed perfect fitting. Colors white, black and assorted shades of tan and 1 for my wife, .oe was not LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA EURALGL. 4 is HEADACHE te a ae wD | meal tented tte tae 2S Ch-mi-al C-., West Brichton, N.Y). ’ 9o Extra Wom n’s §"? Vests, 7¢ Fine ribbed white vests, low neck, wing sleeves or sleeveless styles; worth double the price asked. This is |) Main Floor, A remarkable offering right at the beginning of the season. Details: Shirts are made of splendid soft finish mercerized materials, which launder like silk and closely resemble it. They have sott double cuffe. Woven and Jacquard, neat light and me. dium strij the best manner. All sizes, 14 to 17. Madar OLIS Spring Neckwear Men's 50c Crochet Weave Knit Four-in-Hands, in the new college stripes and various new cross bar effects and plain colors. Unquestion- ably greatest value in the city. 50 toler combinations i 59th to 60th St, (on 18e| se" 39 Sale of Girls’ $4.00 to $8.00 New Spring Coats — at °9:88 ang $4.88 Sizes for 6 to 14 year olds. A wonderful collection of new models made of serges, mixtures, worsteds, homespuns, fancy weaves, etc. of new Spring colorings and without a doubt are the greatest values we ever offered. Come early. 2d Floor. secitlinainsstsscsicininbianacltbinseiiainsta? Imported Marabou A Special Sale at Less Than Half Regular Prices:— ‘Thee: are novelty samples from a well-known importer, which we were fortunate in procuring and which we have group:d fér a rousing sale Saturday. They consist of marabou in several different styles, also combinations of marabou and chiffon. Lexington to 3d Ave. 2400 Bloomingdale Shirts, New Spring Models for Men, , Regularly $1.50, at... “L.L5 Girls’ White Lawn Dresses, in a Girls’ Corduroy Pique Dresses, Kinene They are in the best Children's Coa: Neckwear Children's Coats of fine serge, plain Note the remarkably small prices: Girls’ Repp Dresses, white and Chiffon and Marabou Combina- tion Capes; worth up to Men’s 50c Repp and 50c Silk Barathea, tong, n: New Line of $1.00 Cross-Stripe Silk Kn! Fresh Cut Specialstor Saturday 50,000 Roses and Carnations of all $ito0 per dos. ates. 2c and 3c] GUARANTEED 10,000 Bunches of Single and) QR YOUR fo lungs. ‘TIZ can give you this ‘nappy foot feeling, Don't eecept any 100,000 Sweet Double English TIZ, 26 cents a box, sold everywhere, gent direct, on receipt of price, by Walter Luther Dodge @ Co. Chicago, Il. bee installed in the Wildey Savings ' Recommended by all rtm: : genera! Lily of Valley, 2 dozen sprays in a bunch; o Large Lavender Orchids, reg. $23 | Fifteen Days’ Free Trial NO FIRST PAYMENT $1 Weekly Artistic Floral De- mense stock of Easter plants, bulbs, GIVE seeds and shrubs, we offer: 1 lot of Philadelphia lace ferns grow- | |Just arrived 1,000 Beautl.ul tl per fot 19 Bi 90 39c] PRICE. COME IN AND other florists. This seamless Wiltona Velvet Rug, in a variety of floral and Orlental designs, fg 9x12 in size and every one absolutely perfect. Colors and designs are suitable for bedroom, dining room or parlor. ig, Silky texture. The back is closely woven and every rug is to give absolute satisfaction......+ssseeseeeseesseeserersees YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT Rug is all wool with sesrecn 29c or 25 8, 24 new color combinations, at..........0 06. eee a BA 50. Bicomingéaies’, Mata Floor, @0th Bt, Bectien, Men, PERFECT SAT- ISFACTION in-hands, in the new shades and plain black and white; Flowers: the leading varieties and colors, Double Tulips and Daffodils, one dozen in a bunch, reg. sold for 50c and 75c; at..... 29C MONEY PROMPTLY Violets, regularly sold for 35¢ and S0c a bunch; at... L0c bunch, reg. sold for $1.00 a 4 at. sold for 75c each; at....... BOC All other fresh cut flowers in season, such as Beauties, gardenias, 1-3 to }4 less than other Special: 1000 more of those $2.00 boxes on sale at 50c. Consisting of 4 doz. roses, car- nations, tulips and other spring flowers, arranged with fine greens (not more than two to acustomer); at, bor...... 50c aes om tedate, 81,00 Go Greenhouses—Cut Prices for Plants Just to make room for our im- $500 worth of exotic plants 2-3 off. Violin rubber plants at 2-3 off. Our entire stock of palms at 25%off. Japanese gardens at }4 off. ing in 7 and 8 inch pots, reg. sold for $1.98 each, at...... 09¢ FROM THE EX- CLUSIVE TAILOR AND ONLY ASK YOU TO PAY HALF HIS Ea ter Lily Plaats in Bud Purchase them now and watch bloom in flower by Easter; farly sold for $1.00 and up, SEE? Women’s Dainty Spring Footwear The smartest styles of 1912 are ready. The newest models are full of hic'’; the emartest Colonial has covered buckle made of eame material as shoe. ‘Thedlew Tailor-Made Pump has been made this season witha medium low heel aa well as a hig heel, so the moderately conservative woman can wear atrim-looking pump as well as @ three or four eyelet low shoe. Of course, we have the latter also in several new models. We show newest styles in Tan Russia Calf \_ Prices 52.98, Patent Coltskin White Nu Buck Boys’ and Girls’ ‘‘Nature Shape’’ Shoes ‘The proper shoes for girls and boys; permitting fine foot development and insuring perfect fit and best wear. Made in patent colt, gun metal, tan see ining ase haa, 91,09 % $3.48 Bloomingdales’, 84 Floor, 60th Ot, Bection, 2 Marabou Capes, sailor back; sev- $2.48 eral colors; worth t Juniors’ Tailor-made Suits of fine] blue and gray. single breasted coat ce CASnnneeee ne Sets of Shadow Li dow Lace Chemi- of the wonderful Blooming- dale Merchant Tailoring Sale. Don’t miss this remarkable event. Come early to-morrow and have A Suit, Top Coat, Raincoat Made to Your Measure for 31? No matter how big or stout you are the price remains the same. You may select the material you want from forty fashionable high- grade fabrics in all the newest spring designs and colorings. Cutting and tailoring will be done by experts. “making good” for twenty years—so you areassured of high- grade clothes that will be made right and to fit. Remember, a Suit, Top Coat, Raincoat or Prince Albert Coatand Vest to your order for $12.80 MERCHANT TALLOIUNG SHOP or Prince Albert Coat and Vest We've been Men’s 50¢ Spring Underwear, 29¢ Men's Balbriggan, Plain and Fine Ribbed Underwear, made from the finest combed Eyyptian yarn; shirts are made with sateen front band, Drawers have extra double gussets. Men's Union Sults of fine white ribbed cotton, athletic s all sizes, practically !4 price, ut the low price of. | Siturda y offering. Specials in Spring Hosiery Women’s 12)4¢ Stockings, 6c 's 10¢ Half Hose, Se Eastman Folding * 4. Thread Silk Socks, d, trifling mill faults, ty of colors and black; special at... Children’s Silk Socks, dren Parcad ac t blue, pink and Women's 5% Stockings, pure thread silk, black and tans, Children’s 19¢ Socks 8e Children's White Socks, with checked and striped tops, in a variety of styles; sizes 444] plain white, with fancy teed pure thread silk, 6 @ very special offering. Women's Union Suits,; Women's Lisle Union of fine cotton; low neck,| Suite, white Swiss rib; wide umbrella style; lace| low neck; beautifully trimmed; usual 39%.| trimmed; in all sizes; value; Loi price for) regular ay € Special Prices for Children’s, Girls’ and Juniors’ Outerwear large assortment of new spring styles, all effectively trimmed with lace or embroidery; full pleated skirts. Sizes 6 to 14 98 years, from $1.98 to... BS white and colored, also with sailor collar, trimmed with embroidery; sises 8 bs $2.98 14 years, at.. serges, shepherd checks and hese hairline stripes, with sailor collar and cuffs farses COGS cloth and striped serges, large as- sortment new spring models, all different, trimmed with lawn, moire or serge collart; $3. sizes 2, 3 and 4 years, at ot colored, Dutch neck and kimono sleeves, trimmed with embroider, ties Oto ts yeurssat, S49 Juniors’ Whipcord Suits, heavy -wool mixtures and whipcords,| with note single breasted jacket and notched collar, skirts made in the latest Tryewwat.--.: OL000 collar, inverted pleat, with navy panel on skirt, coat satin THOUSANDS OF Savi MEN EACH At, to $1 My YEAR AVAIL ; OF THIS SALE. WHY | manufacturer’s sale of DON’T | discontinued styles. An annual event, of A RELIA- BLE SALE BACKE D BY A HOUSE WHOSE VERY NAME IS SYNON- YMOUS WITH RE- LIABILITY. LET US | enact Spin ene the Pas. MAKE YOUR CLOTHES | 222¢futuze. it will surely pay you to call at once. Don't TO ORDER AND YOU | “ii'you connct call we wil be TAKE NO CHANCES, |" 'osa6cn, Prey Cameras, &c. 7 aes Here’s an unusually attractive . eith’s Konquerer,”” “Elite $4.00 Shoes,” 338 samples and some $2 y) factory checked Mea’ Shoe Store, 24 Floor,