The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1912, Page 19

“+ MOTHER PLANNED @b Left Money for Gas Con- sumed, but Both Are Quickly Revived. SM aot care where we are burial, Deedte do not fet this got in the Inciosed is 60 cepts, which you @inilty eive to jhe landlady for the @epeumed. 1 hope she ts aot a lady, Let Mre. Woodruff of . The eum on Harrys in the Metropoittan Insurance Com- ei HORSE POISONING CASE LEAVES THE JURY SPLIT. Toblinsky’s Boast, “I’ve Got It Beaten!” Has Half Pulfil- ment in Court. The boast, “I've got this case beaten,” made by Joseph .Toblinsky Wednesday when he was on trial for extortion as alleged head of a gang of hore potson- ers, was upheld only in part by the jury yesterday in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court. The jury disagreed, Toblinsky was accused by Max Le vine, stable owner of No. 6 Rutgers alip, and his son-indaw, Sam Borman, of having tried to extort money on penalty of the killing of their horses. The jury went out yesterday after turned and said there was no possibility thet they would agree. Justice Seabury discharged them and remanded Toblin- ky to the Tom! EV NING pourane to Take yaitive In Effect BARU The Dod tor in Candy be ene 16™*ST. Handsome Seamless Velvet Rugs 9x12 ‘23 No Payment Down Refrigerator Excels | 1st—CONSTRUOTION, The COLD STORAGE frigerator is made of thoroug! 8 WORDD, FRIDAY, MAY 17 18,000 Pairs Men’s $3.50 to $6 Shoes & Oxfords Bought at Auction from STORE TENY Seat To Sell To-morrow at )2 Price The stock of the Brockton Ideal Shoe Co., makers of gees rade $3.50 to $6.00 shoes, at Brockton, Mass., was sold by Chas. jongood, U. S. Auctioneer, 113 Leonard street. We bid in the stock. We place this stock on sale Saturday at Thatollowing arene Men’s $3.50 as 4.00 Sample Shoes Brockton Ideal Sample fom year welted, hand sewed, made in the very latest, oa newest styl including the new high I sre sta yy call nt button all sizes in the lot; spe: Men’s $4 & $5 Slightly Imper- fect Walk-Over Oxfords Newest styles and lasts of the in patent coltskin, gunmetal calf, velow sie calf, and other wanted leath Chas. H. Shongood U. S. Auctioneer | Women’s $3.00 and $3.50 Pumps and Oxfords The final shit Continuing Sale of A. H. Berry & Co. will go on sale to-morrow. “Prinosss Louies,” “Et ” “American Beauty’ ford Tier and Pumps. Every pair thie foohoeay fe al eS ery, ers include; Patent Coltsln, Tan Russa Calf, Gunmetal Calf, Velour or Black Calfskin. These shoes aré the very latest models thie famous pal mons has without ankle straps, 1 or @ eyelet tics, ete. i can buy. Shirts at Q grade shire of madras Lie terials, in plain and ‘pes, Monel stripes, nee patterns and cuffs attached; lighly mercerized in colors, with French cuff 14 to 17, phir act izes 14 to vai 79¢ The smartest, newest, ond wat tone table Sen Bwetiner nee (Third Fiver. rand xa] pon 3 Corking Good Suit Specials A Backward Season Permits Yermits 2000 Men ¢ Men to Save 14 to Men’s vous $15 § Suits « Strictly all-wool blue serge, chev- Men’s 986 Shirts Madras and percale shirts, in the most wanted stripes and figures, cut extra sizes to fit men and youths of best value in town; select from its |Men’s va Ss Youth $20 Suits ints, cassimeres and tweeds, lined tic eon iin . val with fine serge or alpaca; cut ac- ; cording to spring's latest styles; serviceable and qurentes ro all builds; $15.00 suits to sell at. . blue, graye, tale at ) tans, etc. on For Men’s and Youths’ $28 Suits Fe tods chan cok tes oie an od [ibgedierdcrer eyed yy weil meg he half. perm Soares ) large, all coat styles and neatly laundered; hardwood, finished in antique|| Gerben pth plain or ara English oak, GIVING UP KIS BERTH DIDN'T WIN LEGACY Marlow Declares Mrs. Marsh, Who Left Mim $98,100, Is Old Family Friend. $1 to $1.25 Parasols Wie 6 6 Neath os Couto seers Grex sonics oe tweet in New York to onset (reat Every withstand hard wear. Norfolk sizes, Specially priced at $1.98, $1D98, $1398 & $48 Women’s $2.50 & $3 Tub Dresses \ efrigerators better insulated th and cons Space bet the tree Tae tes MINERAL, WOO) ‘@racct W, Martow, the New York at- non-conducting Ryndy of Mo. & Wall etreet, who, ao Gerding to a New Heven despatch, will Fevetve 990,00 under the will of Mra Amaia Mareh, admitted to-day that the Feport might be in part true, but nro- feteed ignorance concerning the amount ef his tnheritancs. As for the story] that the bequest was made because he eeprendered his ‘berth in « sleeping car te. the elderly woman while on his way from Washington to New York io search of & Jed, chat ‘te ali poppyoosk,” he as- earted. “In the first place, I never’ came here posts; | eS Anmeing a Job, Out came to New Tork to Hin (iit Mnannnmnnrin | muen wae iil al i Atannonnnnaa| AW [feds ane eae dural Mre. Marsh wag an old, old friend of my : beth \ \ Gamily, end simply mentioned me in her || The \ AIICMES ‘will for this reason, She did not pay my | fi iy \ expenses through cpliege. My father did| Pally: \\\\\ that. Ae for my » I doubt if it Is 1 \ VW —s ore = h as report eays. If I knew that Toss wi eubstance Back” if not as rep- CHL RTT EO 9 LRT Girls’*1TubDresses Srnw “Bucs OFC} these Popular eses Made ‘f beautiful quality percales, 8 materials, ‘nalts andcombination coloris, sizes 6 to 14 years. Girls’ Confirmation Dresses § In beautiful and exquisite combinations of embroidery § and lace effects; some models ii Atthisprechave embroidered QB ; flounces, Regular $250 i Misses’ and Juniors’ rip to $3.50 Tub Dresses j Made of sarin quality linene in beautiful colors and pipings. Have embroidered collar and cults and tie to maa trimmed in contrasting skades, Sizes 13 to 18 years, at e . ry Girls’ $1 Middy Blouses - All white models, or with deep blue sailor collar and cuffs; neat 89 X foursin-hand tie in front; extra good values... . IC ee —————EEE———E Girls’ White Dresses for Confirmation or Graduation wisite eyelet enheostery, in very. earings style, trimmed with shadow nies lace, and lace insertions; sizes 6 to 14 years; $3. 98 ei , $5. 98, $6, 98, up to $19.7: New “2 in 1” School Dress t Girls le cales and di h loose i) prego ipices te held pe nl Hy i] 8° ae 2 Bed is “ Iac- it I EE fog 2c ean alae eae eta 3c agp ae $3.49 White §$ Chipsat . 39 Never in our history has this grade of White Chips in such styles sold for $1.39. Other stores get not less than $3.49, then they wonder why the Aliney Department in the [4th Street Store is alwa busy. You will find an assortment of 20 different shapes. White Hemp & Leghorn Hats Thegradethat we offerissold inother stores $2 98 for $8.98, $9.98, and we offer them for Wetrim Hats free if the t materi a $2. 25 to $2.50 Waists of Lingerie and Marquisette ° Many styles; beau- tifully made; trim- OW OS med with shadow * and cluny laces; some very dainty colorless effects; short sleeves ; other lingerie styles have low em- broidered fronts and wide ruffles; all size: $1 to $1.50 ee Waists of excellent quality linene, in mart tailored Extraordinary Values, | SU Hi with Ia Entire Stock Included Hite i Hie 89c a cootertals ere Andersen Inshame, Perales, a brays, Linenes and Rees wraae \ —- Rearly $100,000 I would be cole- 25 reting. In a day or two 1 may know.” Sz Marlow Will Get 100.72, and | itr Perhaps @ 1 More. NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 17. —The Mersh will, after making certain tega- oles, cays: “I do give, devise and bequeath to Ernest Marlow of New York all the reat ana residue of my property, both real i \\ a | ai bee a nd personal." "The administrators’ men and Elfot Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 After he had been knocked uncon- ecious by angry men and women, John Porter, wOo has a candy store at No. 148 Pitkin avenue, Brooklyn, was res- oued by the police yesterday afternoon and locked up in the Brownsville ata- tion, charged with attemptiog to kidnap two schoolgiris. ‘Rose Golard, fourteen, and Dora | bead figteen, both of No, 412 Williams | ‘were on thelr way home from | senoot when, !t is sald, Porter tried to drag them into a, store. They screamed and two hundred peraons raced to the : ‘Cries of “Kill him!” were heard by Patrolman Dooley. He ran up and fought his way through the mab to the prostrate man, The reserves atrived and got Dooley and prisoner away from the yelling hundreds. ee alee “FINDINGS” WAS “KEEPINGS”| Who Followed the Remarkable Sale of Men’s Footwear Continuing until May 20th Inclusive change and handkerchief; see ae of thie bas) in our window? azes 6 to 14 years; special it 4) '/, of a dozen photographs and one Suargpentet tor the gul & FREE. “4,0 purchases «dese a6 $398 ot over Pp Se MTHOR HCH OK HC SOIC * Porto Rican ao for Cholce Cigars That Came to Us at a Surprising Price — ”? ‘All Hand Made. id “Don Julian’ F sa ney, nee ane shape, 0 Sorte sfobacce — ihe teland of co BLUE BELL, churned from 3 Ib. net weigl =98'I ear 1.10; 1b, print We do net deliver prints. SSE PRO I IE I AA KI NS SIRI SS OE Wertotly fresh. every o fisA ge 2 feeds none au Goodyear Welted Soles Usually $5.00 . . . . . $3.25 eras wed that Willtam Usually $6.00 and $7.00 - $3.95 Roker BE Domestic pel at Cut Prices r out L. D grain therchant, ot : 4 Biltisign’?s pertoct extra, on e money, al- the best i oman Semi-Bench Made Shoes 13%¢ oe Fa ee COFFEE — Fresh from th PICNIC — Freeh from the Usually $7.00 to $10.00. . A ng. setog Atbert M. Dar- Metts: tf H ‘$ | FRES high « lo | ' f ctedenbers & hn roaster; the dest values tn e A ptae; Ay H $ ertoct shap Sos New York; our regular 40¢.| o diend, 86c.; our regular Raptor). $1 A alm =e 350, blend, 80c.) our DRe Wiitron ( FIRS — Homemade, froin our oven every halt hour, custard, coooanut, rh egs o Spring —sold elsewhere at about 20c.: LAYER CA KES—Home . 3 layers to each calee vaniiia and chocolate But orien, | ores’: Spanien Rule, Gets a Taste of the Law. ralgnt shape. Btepheh O'Brien, who found $230 and | opt it tho ew who had lost it, ty larceny in River- of Me Native 1 Ge] soup or tricnnses: ben ou jc elaewhere DELICATESSEN —Cincinnat! Ce: 160@ib, Ming of Smithto 1 Aleted O'Brien of grand tral jury was lenient beca ‘an’a alleged advice, District-Attorney | k the Grand Jury “anon and the Zu Zu Snaps; package Tegular 800. diend.. TEAS — New importation; ‘Leds of Milk Veal City dressed veal bi Ne white sold clsewhare 206 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. MY bate Camus bus IT, Sees, in California; 5 dozen, 22 c 81,00; dozen. . (tzth hoor.