The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1912, Page 8

LT a BY JUDGE SWANN. Sarma 19) years ,0l4, pleaded guilty to grand lar: ceny. “hy prior convictions. hi ‘ i AR ws or Y I AD BY JUDGE BAKER. mira Reformatory. | SENTTOT 10 THE PEN BY JUDGE FAWCETT. ‘Firnest Btovent, No. % State street, ‘and twenty years old, who had been a fegular attendant in the County Court | gwindie ement. It is dimealt to get insurance /'Splaine iy to Between Seyen and Fourteen Years | . _ for $28,000 Robbery. __ , But devon prisoners were disposed of VeaterGay in the Courts of General Ges- Gone. JAN were sentenced to prisoa, © One of these aentenced was Wagene Bplaine, one of the taxisab robbers, who wae given an indeterminate sent- apite the fact that he hen ‘been twice | penttentiary one day for each dollar un+ before convicted. pata, The penaltics imposed were: BY JUDGE MULQUEEN. Henry:Aigasc, twenty-eight yenre old, | Offering to return the 9 they ha jed and convicted of grand larceny. prior conviction. Ponitentiary one gang that stolo $25,000 in ‘ne year and ten months. 's Kearney, eighteen years old, at ant Smith, twenty-two years pleaded eullty, to Ng pd were sentenced to pay $100 fine go to Jail for ten dave Tony Zita, assault, second degree, 1i- on the weekly sentence day, Watch und bracetet. Ife pleaded guilty of an attempt, and was sent to the Fl- mira Reformatory. four and one-half years in Sing John Roman and Joseph obe, river penitentiary each for robbing boats, Joreph Rathermel, assault, «|! Gogree; eleven months and twenty-nine | » de- | days and $300 fine or to remain tn the! fer, pleading guilty of petit larceny an stolen, were let off with @ fine of $75. Herman Kal, one of @ gang of voy burglars, got a suspended sentence on Promising to return $130 to the man he 9 jstole it from, erty es 00 in| George Wolferth was sent to Elmira ,|on pleading guilty of attempted bur- iam Brown, assault, and Rdward 1, burglary, were sent to Elmira. ‘*} David Miller, alias Saran, robbed the house of Lilltan Feinberg, No. 689 Powell | wmreet, Ma: m1 ‘State | burelary, thi the penitent SOW FAT AFFECTS THE STOMA The stomach in the seat of BRODKLYN COURTS. Gy JUSTICE CRANE. Green. twenty-nine years old, ef No 1@ Clintin strest, plumber, in- ay onl dicted tér dicted f | of petit Jerceny for stesling an automo- ieee fot 2 Pos oe 20 which they col- |i] Wded with and overturned milk ———— — — lity of petit larceny. Sen- tence ; Richard Tielgen jr, Harey C. Witton nin mith, colored boys, in- ‘ of paper worth $100; for aesatiic in the third degree for out- ting Isaac Wax ina fight; sentence sus- Smith, allowed to plead ullty of petit larceny, wi we sent to jail for ten da: Incorvara, fined $100 pleaded guilty ily FERSE Iie U apres ste Hu p cerower ae eonreeet y PIANOS of Reliable Make In order to make room forthe at stock PIANO now on its .way to us, in our warerooms for- rage, sling to $325 dl out at a cm and $5 Monthly PLAYER.’ PIANOS This i is not a $390 Player-Piano, but one made to sell for a much greater amount. Due to the large orders we place annually, we tre enabled to offer these strictly hi grade reper at this price. 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A taxiead driven by Fotey of JUDGE TALLMADGE. No. 107 Wilkins avenue, the Bronx, and J. Northtrooke, sixty-seven carrying @ man and woman passenger, caught fire early to-day at Riverside Drive and One Hundred and Thirty- fifth atreet. Policeman Fraley sent in an alarm, but the ear was practically royed. The passengers and Foley were unhurt. Home Testimony Coney Island property, and the rates enormously high. Northbrooke jt fire insurance ane: out "ot acca! time “te h conviction of black: ; ¢ Narcetics, and your money Stern Brothers are now showing exceptionally large assortments of Infants’ and Children’s Apparel including many Imported styles in Long Cloaks, White and Colored Short Coats of Cashmere, Whipcords, Serges, Checks, Silks and Fancy Mixtures, with Hats, Bonnets and Caps to match. White and Colored Dresses of Nainsook, raat Linen, peed Gingham and other desirable materials, 4 _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1912. Imported Models, including Smocked Frocks and original styles from their own workrooms. For To-morrow, at Special Reductions Russian Frocks, trimmed with colored bandings, sizes 2 to S yrs, 48, 60c, 88c Bishop and Hand Embroidered Yoke Dresses. sizes 6 months to 2 years, at $1.18, 1.48, 2.38 Waist, Russian and Low Neck Dresses hand embroidered, sizes 1 to 5 years, at $2.48, Pique Coats, hand embroidered capes, sizes 6 months to 2 yrs, 2.865, 4.28 Pique Afghans, hand embroidered, at $1.68, 2.25, 2.75 Children’s Lingerie Dresses high and low inet trimmed with hand embroidery and in 7 ken sizes, from 2 to 8 years, at rt ha ouvnan to One-Half Former Prices 2.98, 3.90 An advantageous purchase of Cotton and Linen Dress Fabrics on sale To-morrow, Greatly Below Actual Values 225 Pieces Voiles, i French Novelty Weave, crisp wire finish, double width, in a large line of self-colored street and evening shades, at ( Regular Price G0c Yard Piha we pe sarees, 4 2 comnplete dosortment of colors, Regular Price 70c Yard 27 at 38° Wednesday, an Important Offering of Silk Dress Linings Taffeta and Messaline Finish Linings, ina Ea range of new ey shades, jor ae for rn L seem oom 38¢ Opal yi 6ec Yard Satin Linings, 36 inches wide, in a large assortment of desirable colors, also bleck and walle at 65° Usual Price $1.00 Yard Imported Ribbons for Milliner poses, Dress Trimmings and Children’s Wear, are Shown in the latest and most effective delgus: Ombre, Changeable, Fringed, Satin de Chine and Velvet in the newest Spring Also for To-morrow] Satin Taffeta Ribbon, $3% inches wide, in white, black and colors, at Fancy Ribbons, Self Colored, an 614 in, wide, in white, pink ane blue, 23°, 21° yan 32° yar Ribbon Bows and Flowers Made to Order. West 23d and 22d Streets B. Altman & Ca. CORSETS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES IN BOTH PARISIAN AND AMERICAN MAKES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED IN A COMPLETE LINE OF MATERIALS AND STYLES FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR MODELS ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ATHLETIC AND EQUESTRIAN PURPOSES ARE INCLUDED. CORSETS MADE TO SPECIAL ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE BRASSIERES, HIP CONFINERS AND OTHER ACCESSORIES, Ph Avene, 36th ead Ith Mtreets, Mew York. Franklin Simon &-Co. Fifth Avenue—37th and 38th Sts. SPECIAL SALE WEDNESDAY * Mond Chine Ni; Ge pe mi ribboa Value $7.50 cmp ee real Irish lace trimmed. Cc de Chine Princess Slips ja white, pink or blue, trimmed with Val. lace. de Chine Princess Silk Crepe de Chine Underwear Crepe sae iaire Chemises . ee jece treed, ba \ Valeo 91.90 2.65 Br ph rer Vanesneo 329 baasisr een Value 916.50 . 795 it Gowns * 495 ss Slips ‘ TeAty widened when Ties’ Val. | aes Value 90.75 4 7.95 in white, or blue, trimmed with double of fine lace and novelty ribbon bows. Crne Plate Val. lace heey nen Dyke pointe, sive 914.80 '9 75 New Model Silk Petticoats Stel _ ne 4 FOR WOMEN AND MISSES de Chine Combination Crepe de Chine Combinations fered tes ga real , finely tucked, ‘beeding. Value $12.50 : 8.75 Crepe de Chine Petticoats : acres © 6.50 de Chine Pet Silk Petticoats ene 's Blue, Emerald Green, or eblet aia Value a pi 14! 95 ‘affeta Petti Cue sere Lenten hs col Gomme Maine ae 5.95 Silk k Jereoy patcicome Vator 30.00 Sik Jersey Pe bere a stesso 595 Mackinaw Sport Coats FOR WOMEN AND MISSES. The sale of these genuine Mackinaw Coats for women and misses is controlled by Franklin Simon &.Co. Mackinaw Norfolk Coats Pipe apovierd length mode! of exclusive ali wool fabsice "9.75 {a rick colorings. Value $15.00 White oe Tan Mackinaw © Coats of kona Neetett jorfolk model, of white er tan eae me blot (warmth without weight). Value $18.50 New English Polo Coats Imported double-faced materials, wasmth without weight—con- fined by the English mills to Franklin Simon & Co, exclusively. Deublefaced White Coats of white basket ia sould ‘wit white sath cot Value $48.00 xe 20 50 En ish Reveralbte ed of rst o bat tiie off nd hg, Sake Thinnest ed, 3050 Dressy Sitk Slip-On Coats “Sa renee em 27.50 Dressy Charmeuse Slip-On Coats raed ty coon oe rE, 30.50 AITKEN, SON &Co SALE OF IMPORTED SILKS Printed and Bordered Foulards, '- Yd., $1.50 Value, $2.00 to $4.00 Yd. Fancy Marquisettes, Yd., 1.50 Value, $2.00 to $3.00 Yd. BROADWAY. & 182 STREET you want your “business” to become the talk of the town, tell about it through a World “Want” Ad Fd 12.50. oh Rania eT noma he —— Lord & Taylor,’ Feanded 1826 An Unusual Sale of Afternoon Dresses Offering Extraordinary Values Chiffon Taffeta. Plain Skirt trimmed Made in with tive inch puffing at hem. Waist and Peplum handsomely in Soutache, velvet rever and cuff, net yoke and collar with lace frill. All the new smart shades. $27.50 Value $55.00 Tatlored Serge Dresses $12.75, $1550, $16.50, $18.50, $22.50 up to $40.00 Spring Millinery * Special Values in t Semu-Dress Hats $16.50 & $24.50 —and— Ready-to-Wear Hats 37-75 We are showing our Easter Importation of the celebrated Kid Gloves For elegance, durability and perfection of fit Reynier Gloves are unequalled. Gloves at Special Prices 16-button White Glace Mousquetaire Gloves Fine selected skins. Value $2.75 per pair 20-button above elbow length White Glace Mousquetaire Gloves $1.95 Value $3.25 per Sh 2. 25 16-button elbow length Milanese Sitk Gloves Double finger tipped, Point embroidery. Value $1.00 per pairJ, 78¢ Special Values in Leather Goods Fitted Tourist Cases ip black morocco, moire silk lined, top bent, white Bic ei hair froth’ brush botler, hook le, kale pono scissors. Formerly $10.00 J) Sole Leather Suit Cases linen lined, with shirt flap, ao corners, flat rivets, 24 an gapped brown or russect. Formerly 95.50 and $5.95 7-inch Leather Bags tong grain morocco, fitted with purse mirror, inside frame moire silk lined, covered frame, silt and gun m corners. Blech navy, green, brown, pi so auto leather in black, “Blue vig green. Formerly $6.00 $8.75 1 34.50 $4.50 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St.