The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1913, Page 19

POLICE CAPTU ’ Writes Gov. Fleder That He Will DDER BUT Personally Appeal to People of ] New Jersey if Necessary. Miss A BURGLAR to Gov. Fiekler to-day, President Wilson Goclared that if the New Jersey Legisia- ture fafis to pase the Jury Reform b' —— Thief Woke Victim and Didn’t] *rectai session called to enact it. Have Time to Go the Way He Came. Another “rope ladder” burglar ap-| the Geran law, will be impossible unless peared in Harlem early to-day, The|We Dut this bulwark between the peo- Police got his rope iadder, which he} Dl¢ and those who try to break down had suspended from the root of No. | enacted 219 West One Hundred and Eleventh | President wrote. Street, climbed down until he reached ccemnasesitliibaciatn & window of Benjamin Litters apart-| HE’D BREAK FUREY’S WILL. ment on the fourth floor, and forced his way in, The thief made so much noise he} "°% awoke Litter, who jumped up and tried to grapple with him, The Intruder beat him to the window and went down the fire escape to the courtyard. Utter shouted out the window, and soon the neighborhood was filled with policemen from the Lenox avenue sta- tion, They surrounded the block, but found no one. The burglar had reached the root from some other building, and intended to depart by the same route, evidently, but did not have time. Litter did not miss anything, and the police are inquiring of others tn the neighborhood to find out if they also received a visit. EE TRUSTING TRAVELLER HELD UP BY “FRIENDS.” ‘Tess Mora, @ mining engineer, is still waiting in the Charles street police WILSON DEMANDS PASSAGE OF JURY REFORM BILL|sery mecomments tenterey tor WASHINGTON, March %—In a letter he would be gind to make at least bn @peech in the State following adjourn- Ment and before the reconvening of President said it was absolutely n sary for the party's prestige that ‘dill be passed. As “Nothing we have done in the past two yeare would be ate without ft." The enforcement of the Prao tices act, the effective administration of the wholesome measures of the control, In the peoples’ behalg” the Robert Furey, son of William A. Fu- who was Commissioner of Jurors in Kings County, yesterday filed with Surrogate Ketcham objections: to the will of his uncle, Robert Furey, who left his entire estate of $5,000,000 to John M. y leader of the t, Brooklyn. that the will in er. cut off his brother, | Brig.-Gen. John V. Furey, retired, and all his nephews and nieces, was the re- sult of fraud and undue influence by Gray, Charles T. Mott and Arthur A. Quinn. —__———. Mother Superior St. Luke Dies. Mother Superior St. Take of the Con- vent of Jesus-Mary, Ki ldge, died suddenly of heart di lay in her room tn the con She took the vell twenty-five years ago, and much of her religious life, which was spent in this country, was devoted to the care, training and education of chil- dren, She was born in Gaspe, Quebec, and was Eugenie Le Boutilier, her family? being well known in the Prov- ince 5f Quebec. Fillppo Boccint was found guilty here late yesterday of riot in connection with the Little Falls trike. recommended leniency. hours, They took twelve ballots. UPSET STOMACH i Heartburn, Gas, Sourness or distress will go. No indigestion, heart- burn, sourness of belchi d, 0 eructations of ph pot! food, no dizzi- THE EVENING WORLD, BOCCINI GUILTY OF RIOT. FRIDAY, MARCH 38, 1918. In New York's Q NEILL- Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street Single Surety Stamps with Afternoon Purchases Shopping Center triker, Y., March B= The jury ‘The jurors deliberated over sixteen AND INDIGESTION. i Stunning New Spring Suits able Women—These and Coats for Misses White Gloves | At$14.50 Tomorrow White pique sewn, "Value ti-as 85C Models That Show the Smartest Features of Spring Fashions Dyspepsia ended in five minutes with “Pape’s Diapepsin.” | Time it! In five minutes all stomach These are the smartest walking gloves for spring wear. They possess special features which | °o | | appeal to the particular woman at once—the appear- ° | ° ing of gas, acitl, oF ness, bloating, foul breath or headache. Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its speed in regulating upset stomachs. It is the ce which makes them look like kid; they wash (iaa> Vas - surest, quickest and most gtk ey like silk and wear splendidly. +s Our Own Usual The Sizes Are igo amare tale Silk Mousquetaire Gloves Prices for Such 14, 16 and 18 seer traren Toons inet Teererier | MELT jo tecirane en eens ene a Soe Excellent G ar - Years — Petfect Kaew Gow ic is nondiees to bavels bed EE ‘= =+= Pont usent x (AR) Drove, ponges, ments are: Fittings for Small stomach. Please, for your sake, get a large fifty- cent case of Bape’s Diapepsin from any drug store and put your stomach right. Don't keep on being miserable—tife is too short—you are not here long, so make your stay agreeable. Eat what you like and digest it; enjoy it without Women. Coat $14.50 gray, navy, pink, white or black. Regular pth deed 35" $1.25 Lambskin Gloves, Y9c Women's @-clasp French lambskin gloves, in pearl, biscuit, tan, brown, black, mavy and gray. $17.50 to $19.75. AMS Co. You can get the most in Women’s Neckwear * at O’Neill’s at special prices Coat Of Lace and Embroidery in round and sailor shapes. Some are suitable for c! Special, 8€¢ to. ‘ Separate Coat and Dress Collars In the new shoulder point shape in satin, crepe de chine, eponge, embroidery and shadow lace. Special, $0c to..... Dutch Collar Sets Made of hand embroidery on linen, St. Gall em- broidery, imitation Irish and Venise iaces, also net and organdie. Some have the new shoulder point Special at $0c OE=0 Lammy, We Give Surcty Stamps Free With Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise =10=10 Saturday — Surprise Values in Misses’ Wear popular styles ‘hildren’s coats. Sets Double la he Forencon Purchases $1.98 $1.50 Chemisette and Sleeveless Guimpes OF plain net, others with high stock and shirred ‘oke, also low neck effects with shi fegular value 75c, at read of rebellion in the stomach, Children's 91.00 Gloves, 50c New Jabots Dispepsin belongs in your home any: ‘The new Nell Rose shade in glace, a very smart Ot net, shadow lace embroi ery and Orien- OB © way. It should be kept handy, sho glove for young people. tal effects. "Special nt 80c to... 9OC one of the family eat something which THE DEPENDABLE e of during the night, it is there to give the quickest, surest relief known. station in the hope ‘that Detectives Campbell and Brennacke would bring {a three men who late yesterday held him by the throat at Horatio and West Vourth streets and kept him quiet until they had taken from an inside pocket $00 in cash and from his left hand dtamond ring worth $600, The robbers loft him with a heavy rope watch chain of gold and a fob set with rubles, on whieh he may need to realizo to pay his passage home to England, unless his stolen money is recovered. Mora was a passenger on the 8! rlp Creole of the Morgan line, arrived yesterday from New Orleans about noon. A cable message saying m- that his mother was dangerously {ll in thelr home in Portsmouth, England, had summoned him from Cuba, where he had been engaged in mining for several years. W he came ashor Eleventh ot were runners | 3 hotel, persuaded him’ to go with them, promising to show him the sights and then take good care of him, Mellowed by visits to several saloons, Mora con- fided that he had'$500 and was promptly robbed. ANGERED BY “TO LET” SIGN. East Siders Roused by the Offer to Negre Tenante. “Rooms to Let to Coloret People.” ‘This sign in the parlor window of the fqur-story and basement, brown stono residence No. 1048 Lexington avenue, Seventy-fourth and ets, has su disturbed the | dences in the vicinity that a neighbor- | hood meeting will be called. | ‘The house, one of a row of rest- ences, 1s owned by the Gallatin estate and managed by Cruikshank & Co, @ real estate firm, Some monthe ago it was leased to one Relse, who subd-let it to a man named Wilcox. Wilcox died and his widow, being unable to get it off her hands, decided negroes at least would be good paying tenants, ae ss €t Pat! brations with a cuchre and dance to-morrow night the Knights of Columbus headquarters building, 95 Bast Twenty-third sireet, The committee announced that turnout of any division entertainment 5 Women’s it Spring Coats, Clothe Your Whole Family on this division will have the largest held daring the month of March, Women’s & Misses’ Tailored Suits You can choose ¢ from the largest style collection in the city. Plain tailored -and trim: odels, portraying every edict. Africae st in materials that will best of service. Men's & Young Men’s 4 $15 Spring Suits Posten be Spring“weave. Boys’ and Chil- 95 dren’s Suits, UP This ts the ently credit house wh a square deal in Rellable Clothing at Gash Privat Open Saturday Evenings Until 8 Cock. doesn’t agree with him, or in case of an . of indigestion, dyspepsia, gas- or stomach derangement at day- | i) Clothing on Credit for All 10 4 Week | t ns stabli hed v——s T. KELLY 263 Sixth Ave., Third Door Below 17th St. Only Entrance Is Through the Furniture Store. $5.00 Shur-On Eye- Glass, with Chain, Special, $3.75 Easily Adjusted; Holds Firmly; Comfortable. 10 karat, gold-filled eye- asses WH tha ane peticopic y card will Coats at $14.50 Regular Value $17.60 Misses’ Dresses, $5.95 Distinctive in lines and blooming with Regular Value $7.95 youthful individuality. | Made of wool] Made of Serge in several models, all of Serges, lined throughout with Peau del which are entirely new and exceptionally Gygne, collar trimmed with Silk. Very] attractive. ‘Trimmed With contrasting jand¥ome ideas are seen in these Coats.| ir Sse 14, 10, 18, Suits at $14.50 ee Re ous At 5.95 up to $10.95 And such clever atyles, too, the popular é fe ip to cutaways and other models in Serge and] In Serges, Checks and’ Stripes, in » +. Lined throughout with Peau! nisin effects, Sizen 6 to 14 years, In Percales, Chambrays, Linen and Bedford, in the Waist and Russian style, Sige, Cte le year: OMe Main ‘Third Floor full Cusrantes. Your Eyes Examined Free Neglect of your eyes—the most valuable asset we Pi jults in headaches and many other ills. Our expert opticians will give you a thorough ex- amination without charge and give you their opinions frankly. : O'Neill Main Store—Firet Ficer. PPPPPIOSIP IFA prive 65.95; at izes 14, 16 and 18, ee Peius 619.78 Girls’ Coats, Checks. Neatly trimmed with contrast-| number of pretty models, in trimmed and Girls’ Wash Dresses 95c to $3.25 Newest in Women’s Footwear at 0’ Neill’s Spool Heel Walking Boot Selling Elsewhere at $4.50 to $3.50 $5.00 Special at O’Neill’s at In great demand now, on account of the distinguishing features—the new spool heel, the receding toe and cloth top. In women's footwear this boot is the clever- est creation now being worn by the moat stylish and discriminating women everywhere, The styles represented ave patent leather, with Bray and black cloth top; patent leather, with kid top, new receding toe; also white Nubuck button models, Special Limited One Day Sale $7 Gold Filled WATCHES Watc Enea!” $4.50 Cam) sale yo Request. Those items receivi April 8, at Special Bargain Prices. vote to-day, Women's New Pumps and Oxfords at $2.00 Women's gun metal an sell id patent leathe , es tor Men, Women, reproductions of shoes selli Patept leather Oxfords and pumps. Exact Misses and Boys. prices. Priced ot, in LIS exclusive shoe shops at higher g> | rhe latest modele for men, women tj ees! and boys. Gold-filled watches; Misses’ and Children's White Nubuck Shoes hunting case and open face. Seven Button style, welted soles; sizes for misses and children jewel movements, Sizes 0-12-10. Sizes 6 to 8 at... Sizes 814 to 11 at 91.75 e8 1134 to 2 at.. 2.00 | Sizes 214 to 5 ut... Atore—fecond Flor. Yulue, 87. Specially priced 9 at 4.50 “O'Neill “Main Store-—-Firet Floor, : New Arrivals To-Morrow—Late Designs in English and Conservative bou and Ostrich, rs; ate $1.98 wo $3.75 Marabou and Ostrich Capes. black and white, natural Gn Gi rele ney ole ier ished with a satin t end, gular $4.25 ‘tnd natural and w! MR, PRED J. RICHTERS Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey asa body builder and toni st givers known to sc malted grain, great ¢ malted. ry important organ in r ! you ren eect the young strong and vigorous, Prescribed by physicians and recognized as a family medicine everywhere, large bottle, Wi , and make sure t! 1 —vy years od, Should be in every household.” you uel t le-mark—t Dutty Male Whishey Co. Rochester, M, % and Stimulant” “Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is invaluable when you are run down and depressed or convalescing from low fevers and other wasting dis- eases,” says Mr. Fred J. ters, at 150 Broadway, N. Y. City. “As to my experience in using Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey, it has done me a great deal of good. I am now 69 years of age and have used it for many years, and have been greatly benefited from its use. It is a wonderful tonic and nourishment. I have found it particularly valuable when the system is run down; also in recovering from sickness. beneficial in catarrh, other tonic, and always have sj some on hand. I recommend it to all my friends, and know that it is an article of imulant is one of the greatest strength-| It is an absolutely pure distillation of ping used to have every kernel thoroughly Its gentle and invigorating properties influence for good | — the body. It makes the old feel young since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tab- It is! I use no! high merit and; Constipation It’s Me for Olive Tablets! — Cash or Credit Buy now and arrange to pay at intervals Suits at, $12.50 In the new narrow shoulders, solt roll front, three buttons, and close- fitting vest; bigh-eut trousers, nar- row with plain or cuff bottoms, | Suits come in cheviots, cussimeres, in }}, !tight and dark shades of / \ brown, etc., also pencil stripes. and | plain blue serge; sizes 33 to 40, ‘Men’s Conservative Model Suits at $12.50 Outfitting the Boys ’, Boys’ $7.50 Spring Suits That is the joyful cry of thousands lets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practising phy or 17 year: Calomel's old-tim jnemy, dis d the formula for Olive Sablets w treating patients for hronic constipation and torpid li Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing, a ) In ; all-wool, cheviot , and cassimere, made ‘« $ up in new model yoke “=e 98 and box plait Norfo'k style, fu'lcut trousers; ull lined; sizes 8 to y 17 years, — Boys’ 2-Pants Suits, $7.50 All-w No griping is the “keynote” of these little sugar-coated tablets, They cause the bowels and liver to act normal. They never force them to unnatural action, Dr, Edwards’ O) lensy to take that chil ! cheviots and cassime fancy effect n brown, new yoke 4, in Tablets ares en do not regard le, with two pairs of full cut’ knicker trousers, both full lined. them ss “medicin ii at al a Se aly yours, In worsted cheviote and cassie you a “dark bréwn mouti’ res in the new shades of vow and then-a bad) brent dul loys’ Wash Suits, 89c to 94.96 Tan bromo, ete sso. peaell ettpee _ In percales, galatea, rep, linene and linen, in plein white and fancy effects. from 3 to 10, Boys’ Knicker Trousers, 98¢ In gray, brown and tan cheviots and cassimeres, in fanc full cut Knicker and bloomer styles, with belt loops. Siz Boys’ Caps (Aviation| Boys’ $1.00 Waists Style) at 50c at 69c In the newest suiting effects, in In the newest striped effects in gray, brown and tan fancy mix-|soisette and reps; {i t and navy serge; made up in| blouse, with attached, the n t aviation models, with | bar front collars tened seams and unbreakable peak. | French turn-back All sizes, t jin blue and gray and plain blue serge, made up in the new three- button conservative models, com- fortable fitting trousers are the regu- lation width and vests are high cut; sizes 34 to 42, Stouts up to 46, d feeling —~ sick headache — torpir: liver and constipated, you'll find quick, sure and on y pleasant results from one Jor two little Olive Tablets it Ledtine i They're perfectly harmless. ‘Thousands take one every night just to keep right. Try th is little Oliv ment all its own Mo The Olive Tablet « Sizes range to 16 Men’s English Shoes and Oxfords The latest thing in the finest footwear, Low flat heels, receding toe, blind eye- lets lacing to the top, Patent, dull calf and tan Russia, Value $0.00, ¢ Be panera 3.85 nh. ablet has a mov- and 25e per box. » t olumbus, O ull cut) yoke standing k bands and ffs and ocean 8 to 10 yeurs Cheviots with plain seams and belt loops measurements SUNDAY WORLD WANTS | ° | fe) | ° | re) -2Esceptional Economies for Those Who Are— | ro} | °o | ° | 0° pearl buttons, $ O'Neill's Big Store for Dad and the Boys, a he ry ‘rite WORK MONDAY WONDERS. iS taupe; worth $8.50 to $5.00; special.......65+ Voting Closes Cut Out the Ballot Below and Mail to O’Neill’s at Once Your last opportunity to vote for the special lu most desire in O'Neill's “Sales by e ving the largest number of votes will be pinced on sale Wednesday, Tell your friends about it and ask them to BALLOT No, 5, this ballot, and mal New York City you In rach case, In plain and fancy mixtures in cheviot and seat and dark black, cut regulation 42 inch length, made O'Neill's Main Store, Fest Floor. Fur Storage A telephone call (5,700 Chelsea) of a postal ring our representative for your furs and there will be no worry for you-they will be well cared for until you want them next # ason, Fur Storage Office, O'Neit! Main Mtore, Third Fleer, A Fresh Arrival from Abroad of Feather Neckwear A remarkable assortment of Marabou, also Mara- oles and Cape effects, Marabou Stoles, 5 strands; black, natural and $2.50 0 $4.25 Marabou and Ostrich Stoles, in black, natural, taupe, black and white, taupe and white, je; value $9 70; at.. ONC ete AIO To-Day by special sale of goods men- Spring Suits. and Top Coats at $12.50 The same MODELS that Exclusive Custom Tailors show; the same QUALITY usually sold at $18.00 to $25.00. Men's EnglishModel Men's Spring Weight Ove 95.95 py right, 1018, CRGHT Kaame ‘Ca, 11 It to the Sales by rcoats at $12.50 fly front. S plain or silk faced; s zes 34 to 42; stouts up to 46, Men’s Dress and Tux to 46, edo $12.50 In all-wool black Vicuna, in the newest model, peaked Venetian lined and grosgrain faced; sizes 34 to 48; stouts Men’s New $5 Trousers In neat striped effects in Gray, in Worsted, Ai nd Cassimeres; cut in the newest models, i es up to 48 waist r e cassimere ‘in ay, tan and sngle_ breast erge or silk lined, Suits at alk up p pis