The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1912, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1912. ' f 0 opening’ address to the Jury, the fry BON! DE CASTELLANE “HIRED a d Art Need!ework Exhibit. follow. The jurors will not be taken to Law-| “commission: r , ‘ ‘ Francis |, lost, to Knitted Sweater Coat i "Y FROM GIRL ARE FOUND ( rence to view the acene of © * about of the husbands] 1tterente containing money and’ va: |i) the most marvelous Lasative Nieaiccs Honigey sand H jof Anna Lopizzo, upon of Anna Gould, ‘most conspicuous of] rious other val 1 lood Pur! nown. mare | charges against the three members of} yr, brought to @ shepherd 0: French noblemen in @ newspaper way, . | work gently—thoroughly—without : | purhete ot, ine World Ul is Somlag: we Baek The shepond toow Net "i ) HENRY HESSE, 5 | DECORATING A GRAVE hadedy betcues of reppoatton ty he de: “Aigo. there, {a com 1g aimultaneously| the farmer, ‘acertaining from its con- [Pain or griping. Take two tablets 399 Sixth Ave., 24-26 St. : | ——— Le : lk oe] with the Count real French | tents where the owner was staying, sent |to=night. You'll feel like doing a nae, who contended that the jurors! room which the Carolane purchased en-| it along by ha ance of three or | ment become tire in a@ French chateu, which will be! f faved because of the day’s work to-morrow. : i. . . of prot a layed hat elt * Montclair Police Believe Maniac | ena thes tidal Workers ot ‘the American chateau che -Carclane are tr Gaya together | —or ‘stroct trom Pariola, Con 100 ‘ ‘ a : ‘orld, of which the priso r a butld . while on excursions over the fells, and 8 ned Ni York, Fi m- Piator Declares shard: CShsshei' or Mischievous Boys Carried | prosecutor ae: Argument} *™ "by Count Bont, has never had a thing disturbed. """| pie and iiiustrated booklet on Te- Ss b quest. v3 Off Precious Valise. inst Three Accused i } = Conspired to Turn Him Against Three Accused in D ae ‘ vo ouble 9 Trading Stamps Until 1 o’Clock, Single Stamps Thereafter (j.Piese. tee tae, | ‘» Over to Bandits. | When Mise Maud Conrad, who has Death of Woman. = | as —_— : heen Hving all aummer and fall in an | ii : Upper Montclair cottage, started for ‘ Ww t Charles K.Hamitton, ahe re PO | Now Ge leek Bdloltay Nex Wibd: Was lath Maas, 01 Me yl tlic of wes held up, robbed an ‘ poeta ae hs joccupled with the problem o bv Les Nelle " rn the | » & (a$toad last night, declare this erR- Ther nice trunks “and her valle, } Gos to-day with th ‘D ly , ing at his hoom in the Knickerbooker | way eapectaily anxious about the vatise,|realing of bial! Bn ke bla ted Or Sixth Fl ' Hotel that he had no doubt the tat | wii h contained Jewelry valued at | defendants by ee er yee noe Fr ‘ tPA Milo Me and 210 8.M. . The Best Week in the Year to Buy Lace Curtains, Portieres, Etc. » ohpuffeurs who engineered the fob ad | 94 ogy Irish Point Lace Curtains at Less Than Mill Cost ($35 to $40 French Jute bebn “laying for him.” Harntiton was) Oncar Ie @ friend, volunteered AM T | nefvous and shaky from the effects of | accompany her to the Erle Railroad ata th beating he received, and also from 4 end to the check! He sole dope that he delleves the tax! valise and put 1t down on the | re Irish Point Curtains are in demand this season, and this sale offers them to you at Velour Portieres j bandits put in his drink. orm while he we nt to the ba prices impossible to duplicate elsewhere. ‘The designs are all new and were made especially | Inthe newest designs and color ecmbination, : nto ket the checks for the tt | “The whole thing was hs. Ith detatied r i “Ye i I id thi Mies Conrad ‘thought ‘her tend had feats - oy i e for the Fall trade. Elaborately wrought borders on good bobbinet, with plain or scroll Thi fiat ality and the oll aes nave heen mi product of. the. famous $ 95 4 peel ayenrge checked the valine, too, while he thought | W. teaders, and whch, the State centres. » Every pair is fresh, clean and perfect. huakere, Saint Freres of han me prec’ | she carried it with her to the tran, But| so tnflamed Caruso's mind that ene nes | sane STO $6.00, Curtains, | 96. ibe Cortatns, Curtains, | Paris, and eae ee e she discovered that the bag had dia- ! torvisit some officers at the Navy Yard | picared, and notified the Montclair poe yesterday afternoon. For that trip he lice immediately bired a touring car from the Knicker of the Diggest things that ately after the indletments were | riet-Attorney Attwill began hig $2.00 Satin Sofa Cushions $1 Colored Madras Bamboo Furniture Formerly popker stand. He returned from agher, head of the Montclair) The Keynote of Health ie. lane I pricedupto & Bepoklyn and stopped at the Imperial | ; ever had been called upon to fs the Liver. set out? iS a ee $1.49, at Hotel at about 6 o'clock, He dismissed | with” ‘Not a clue did he fi ; s 2 Ct ; eat tot thd touring ear when he went into the day,” On Sunday Jaros Te leecenter ievacurat ctaneasts iatetiane Uyesuirer In Fact They Are Even Less than at Hall Price fal and came up to the Knicker-| Newark walked into M r Poltes aver {sone npor tan ot ote € | baer endit ‘an hour later in a taxt| Headquarters with the v« Tt atill| orguna of cho human ayatemn, ft im the) cushions 3.000 fist as illustrated, all perfect, 27 yards Fi } rial stand. contained about $00 worth of Jewelry. | #leve wht in this long, 36 inches wide; printed in 5 splen Gs uapuctid } i -y soa ta eeeat man here at 6 o'clock | Adelman said he had doit ina country ba Pera cole See, remarkable / of tout wi t e v0 c > hi through value for ster: tu yee ae fadt night,” Hamilton sald, “but as i veperey (a ut a half mile from the ge sk a ag BAO Sone ale A ‘eek at this low price. os ital ti suet eu | was about fifteen minutes after 6 whe: ‘Ine | Chiet Gallagher went out to the ceme. We the remult, Firat ‘yoo | histactory oka gol here T thought I'¢ cn Leite iat | tee¥s Yenterday, and found a tombstone had ie rin R L Curt Al I dt he was there, Gol beautifully decorated with the missiax cushions filled with the very aiss ains Abo On ads. Shtrance 1 stepped up to © “8D | Jew W’ finest grade of Madura Floss, en ance Lace Cur’ ut % order to enjoy ilfe we subject ourasives| Jupt beside the subway entrance, It Me aataey ledivecgtivnc “It the. peoperl ‘was not one of the cabs that stand at ‘aubia ta the Knickerbocker, that just beside thhre is a epace long enough to accom- @ quality so expensive AGigantic Purchase fromthe Hartford Curtain Works at 50c on the Dollar—About a dozen patterns, all in the new sill length, lain muslin cushi 4 Ppek wel oe 4 Mz yards long; all have hand-wrought insertions, averaging a fee ter ate, 4/z inches, with corner pieces as large as 10/) inches. All are 4 to bellev Tddate one tax! which i reserved ax Wall Gk He Laxative. ion 5 wes la ered ones for mounted on triple thread French net. Choice, pair e biic stand. for the disappearance of the) piver tumoblerful 4 % © wis that chauffeur to take me to] jewelry and it# ateange disposition. She | cleanses hee the intestines, | ‘ $1. 69 Mattin Shirt Waist Box Ae = $1. 49 Covered Bolsters cose the Astor, and on getting there told him, told an Hvening World reporter that | pani‘les thw en i eee fat q ig em p deren pti Ss { 2 to: wait for me, My friend was not |if it did prov “Joke,” she would | 87o eorthiews imttations and. may. be Sale begins Oct. 2. Advance selec- Latte kiln dried In ienaths to fit 3 foot. 3 foot 6, N there, and in @ few minutes T took the | Prosecute thi “harmful. tions may now be made. Deliveries when degired. bower sane shaped legs,oxi- 4 4 Spee ia the back for billows or : solid drum. Covered with pin| game cab, telling the man to take me! We're giving New Yorkers a feast of bargains such]] ‘2d handlesand covered withfine Cc blue, green, red, yellow or shits back to the Knickerbocker, The taxi | h ef ban of matting tiinblie’ ierebe wan a yellow one. It was not the reg- | as they've never before partaken of, (Fourth Floor.) =: (Fourth Floor.) The Most Pitpnoriinney Sale We Ever Announced Women’s Fall and Winter Coats and Suits he) 05 For Coats and Suits Coats and Suits $ ; : Worth Up Worth Up to in Blacks, Oxfords, Cam to $10 $16.50 et ee from $10 aa ror ONE EDAY ONLY This, is really a style exhibition, allowing you to choose an winhe Guise Tass : ag ractically any style Fall or Winter Coat or Suit that has to $40. We offer special been brought out this season, here tomorrow in these two at $10 blacks and Ox- bargain groups: [ALTERATIONS FREE fords, many of which Largest Assortment of Coats $Q, are silk-faced to the edge; and Suits in New York at. . = Actuall Worth as High as $16.50 and at $15 some that are Newhrehe ghee rg oth ow re, silk-lined and silk-faced; splendid values. wlgr ‘yellow taxi,’ but an :ndependent panied yellow. The chauffeur was not urgformed. “When the machine ran across Forty- Ah street toward Sixth avenue I thQught the chauffeur was merely trying tolmake as long a run an porstble out oftthe trip back to the Knickerbocker. “About two-thirds of the way to Sixth avenue the machine @rfver got out, mut abbut a blow-out, and yellow taxt oni long going went on Forty-fifth street. The driver. slowed down and spoke to my chauffeur as it herknew him, and then sald to me: ‘I'll tage you along, Mr. Hamilton,’ “Bly first driver looked up and said: *AB right, Joe, you take Mr, Hamilton bagk to the Knickerbocker,’ and 1 got into the second machine, It was yellow dub like the first was an indépefidenty J didn't think anything of the fellow's knowing my name. IT was just getting started off in the segond machine when three men ran up @n@ said they wanted a taxi in a hurry and asked if they could get in. They were all well dressed; one of them car- ri@ @ cane and one of them was very taB. They had evidently been drinking, end just as we started off again ono of them pulled out @ bottle and passed it Bround. 1 took a swallow, @ three men jumped on me as 1 the drink, and although 1 put up ight and yelled for help the chauffeur not seem to notice anything. In fact Bexbrew off his muffler wo that the en- Gine made a lot of noise, drowning ou @ny outcry withia. We were still about Gwenty feet short of Sixth avenue when the threw me to the street, minus a @igmond pin worth 640, a ring worth @208 and $300 in cash, To the man who crosses the Ferries these chill mornings and evenings we wish to suggest a Fall Overcoat---we have them coe Rte Chinchilla Coats—"""' | length, Pay loyal button to neck; con- Asin) cella id, prin 8. reayitnier tome two-tcned effects; je revers; the hit Boucle Coats—arctom: tws the season in Paris, Walking Coats—“ Zibeline, mixtures, etc. Dozens of smart ‘T was are ri 1 got another jar R d t W sty! no i sald back cheviete( besa head hi! hi mixtures, yack chevis wut ic hr gena rapany! Wileaorg eady-to- Wear English Top Coats—fyes, nis ‘The number was smudged up with , Stqase and all 1 recall was & 6 in the * middie.” Hamilton's neck was raw this morn- fing and he had a bump as big as a » walnut on the back of his head, *] managed to kick a hole through thé window of their tax! before they got-me,” he said, “The chauffeur was ng.” Those Rheumatic Twinges ‘Much of the rheumatic NEW YORK CITY PROOF pain that comes in damp, Evening Coats—Bro2dclot! kerteys, trimmed with imitation Persian lomb or velvet shew! cellar and cuffs. The Suits at $8.95 All the new fancy stylee—a few thet are being shown for the first time, as well as the popular plain tailored effects, in Broadcloth, Fancy Mixtures, Cheviots, Serges, etc. Alt_cotors, inciuding biack, nav; ray, brown. Complete range of sizes, 34 to 46, in every style of both the Coats and Suits, and extra sizes up to 61 In the coats. Values in Coats and Suits That Have Never Been iqu wailed beiore at... belore at... $4, 95 The Popular *‘Johnny’’ Coats, y” Coats, Mannish Chit Chinchilla Coats, Full Length Zibeline Coat: me Mixture Coats, Coats of Broadcloth or hersey. Trimmed with imitation Persian lamb collar and cuffs, others buttoned close to the neck with large buttons or frogs; brown, gray, all black and mixtures. _ Use Tailored Suits-Ss™" fitted coats, ne style skirts in the popular materials. Bull Brothers ¢79 BROADWAY, avar Chambers St. ‘DT ST., near Greenwich, (25th STREET, at 3d A: NION SQUARE, i4th St., West of Broadway. sili WAAR AKwere-- AW 4 changing weather is the Testimony of a Resident of work of uric acid crystals. Eickih Avenue Needles couldn’t cut, Mrs. Mary Robinson, 264 or hurt any worse m egal ode Heian “| when the affected mer — Giabth Ave,, New York City, N.| d. ) 44 Y. says: “For some time I felt | t is use ; Tiall run down and every time | If such attacks are overexerted, spells of backache marked wi th cheadache, resulted, Sometimes I felt so backache, dizziness and fatigued I could hardly keep my-| disturbances of the urine, self awake. Often when I caught | it’s time to help the weak- cold, it seemed to settle on my | ened kidneys. , kidneys. A neighbor recom- | Doan’s Kidney Pills mended Doan’s Kidney Pills to] gest help sick kidneys. Three of the Many Styles at $8.95 Sale on Second Floor, Three of the Many Sty! at 64.05 me and Tincleums & at Astonishing Prices Here To-morrow Royal Axminster Rugs iy at ce ee Luncheon Special— Oyster Fry or Stew Coffee, 20e py, 20 | ae LO 2G GROCERIES Efacon] G/4c TEA ae ie: 28c| PRUNES %' 5 Ibs, 25¢|_ Fresh Meats _ COFFEE 3.°""%1.0n ‘iar 28¢ | EVAP. PEACHES, ¥3%s,25¢| LAMB LEGS ;"""" tb. 15¢ COCOA oh: 5°" $1.00| RAISINS sfc 2 wh" ge! LAMB CHOPS ‘i'.,” Ib, 16¢ BUTTER cf", 3.50% $1.15 | ROLLED OATS, 10 Ibs.,20c| BROILERS "2." ib, 16¢ LARD sors" 396 | CANN DSOUPS("™*25¢| SHEAGS sity its.. tb. 16e EGGS S) (SAA aon, 38 BAKED BEANS 2." 5¢ porns 3 vesvabias Wines and Liquors French Bus. 95@ Peck 25e a SARDINES 12 eans 25¢) — Te eta ae Brussels Rugs Hine x12 Strietly $18 nf 7 Brassels Rugs La SUGe Pertect quality iso 12 inely patiorns ‘auit~ parlors, “dining and bedrooms ara ont me and T began using them, 1! commended by New A have now finished four boxes York City people. Every Picture Tells a Story.” «and feel like a different person.” | handsome Oriental ¢ size Ox 12. Re $30.00, at AXMINSTER RUGS—Sizo Aa $14. 98 THS—In o variety nom ns Value 30¢. Limit 2b yards Square “4 yard NATRNSS INLAID LINOLEUMS—In 0 WHISKEY csi’, sscseqt. 68c | SALMON fez:, Avis: "* Ge te ie cde iehsat sis 79¢ | PORTor SHERRY 3% 88c | KUSTO Ri, 51," 10¢| ALPLES, GREENINGS Pudding 9 for "35¢ THE TH steer STORE, HENRY SIEGEL, Pres’t—-DOUBLE LIBERTY STAMPS UNTIL 1 O'CLOCK, SINGLE STAMPS THEREAFTER