The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1913, Page 14

THE EVEXING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 21, oon, @ generous luncheon had so fer the men bine a into Trezidenta and | searched for Tommy's age. ff he is ire. Trufant thet she was able a fight Collowed in the course of which | Under sixteen ho will be sent to the it quite calmly in the witness chair Trazidenta was stabbed. Wis assailants Children’s Court. Otherwise Special ile Attorney Jordan read bs mis- and the young woman escaped. ‘Bessions will take care of him. wives alleged to have been written to ‘Trasienta was taken to Lebanon er capa i ie Mr, Willams in the adage when Hospital, but was discharged on Aprit| SPORTING WRITER A SUICIDE. thing ae a breach of promise suit 3 Two days tater his wounds became was ed of. acute atid he returned to the hospital. Gampies of letters follow: | Meningitia soon developed, 13.7 SRING THE CHILDREN TO OUR FREE MENAGERIE—SEVENTR We Will Furnish Your Home Complete or in Part ——_ ON CONVENIENT TERMS This mav be done b” joining our Furniture Club. For pare ticulars and further informa- tion consult or write our De« partment of Accounts on the 5th Fioor—No Club Fee re- quired. ———— NEW HAVEN, April 21.—‘rank 1. Newton, an aged man, at one time a Dearest: Ea en eye seree| writer on the Trotter and Pa “Thie ig indeed a dark, gloomy day. the weather only serves to enhance MOTHER OF 19 LOSES COUNT. | *?ortine raver of New York My heat | | sald to been well known in owt} Thomas McGrath of No. 91 Front Magiatrate |! \ Spring’s Most Important ome . \ urniture rey “¥" Event’ . | haling Miuminating gas, Off : you sa . fi to 507 on out. ee el oh cram aye laukastoling noe Read These Big Bargains: Three-Piece Parlor S 25 fectly polished pieces with cushions of silk plush. $12 2-Inch Post Enameled $22.50 Brass Beds| §!2 Felt Maltresses | Conitary Bedstead ae ance $G95 (777 pdt aN ar wih z 3! . | GASTORIA ” wraa the reply. “You For Infante and Children, sits, Medratn could ‘not enlighten the Tho Kied You Have Always Bought M lagistrate, but said: “I am the mother of nineteen ohildren and I can't i sr fHHHf qilic i had not left when | —— have been consumed . It does me a! 4 gee you think ao highly i i] tee i7* ii i bil ape i sr Ey 5 ’ His sit i? #3 z i fay i 13TFs5 ¥ ~i i TH A z i ay ! F sis ws i ‘will have @ little more The Store for Good Values you'll find a better home than the York. It was sweet of you to tell me you are " - Continuing the Sale of one to say glid night to, Love, hugs e i Ae , Suits and Dresses | bee derpy which Mr, Williams Ce Patched to her on various occasions Unrestricted choice of Suit and Sains sable Tele, Der en serve as @ ample of. tho Dress in the house: None reserved. icuously displayed and every wilt be agreeably sur- . . need money ask ansis- f e ele, And don't sacri- | “1 am sorry you don't Ike your ing your Boosey. I miss my dear- fm evidence Mrs. Trufant read eight 7 the became peeved and left him. f | conspi 4 | in. | mattress absolutely war- 9 5 “Good night. Be good. Sleep well. . Ps y santed to be as le. * 1 don't think, after all, that 6th Avenue at Slet St eat Iittie girl eo, for I haven't even any- a Lah Sormerly pr : f alearaiee “which, Mr, "Willams. det woth $19 Caton ai in lot. fy ayer, f Mies Ue #0 much, Love and kisses. that have been good sellers at $25 to Imperial roll edge fle ffi HE i H fl dey f? —_—_—_——— ’ DIES OF 14 STAB WOUNDS. Vietim Attacked by Twe Strangers Accompanied by a Woman. Gpinal meningitis, induced by four- teen stab wounds in the back, caused gt Hh $65 (mostly $35 values), in Splendid Value! \ Leather Seat and Back Genuine Spanish 3 Leather Silk Poplin Bedford Goel oplin rd s Py Roetekt geen tow oI} een Dining a7 of the » rt the fea us = $15. $9. A cho Saat ot heaven Siylish ° ; ANA bt phen dha pend on the sidewalk in front of in every curve. See the Values from $25 to $45. Se Seen nappnat sine: Sos o wigs that ovals nB. wings that are restful - Pda reateees fompotous inviting. Very pore Many Years’ Test of — Handsome gowns in a variety of ing the Russian 9, Eckman’s Alterative PReheae be blouse style with deep lace collar and large number of Your choice of the best suits i Hal ta Karpen Duo-Fold Sofa Beds, Moth Otten Mae Laced myrtle: sh’ cP flaaadley at such a finish, fumed or golden oak leather ge H i 3 Jy Ll FG UPI. from -per- ae Trouble ty the makers of for the dresses in store at \ New$5 Colonials, N $3.50 Soft dull calf- a’ sa tg patent ever hai leat Colonial donee 1" am “partestdy Pumps, with hand turned Taiiored Waists 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. Madras and linene waists, soli solid white, with embroidered front panels, or white with colored pique Robespierre collars and c€ tide pockets, allsizes 4 Men’s 59¢ Shirts 0 A. M. to 1 P.M. Madras pereales and soft finished shirt- ings, ligtt, dark and medium colers. =195¢ Women’s House Dresses 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. Percales in neat stripes and checks. i ed peck model.” Effectively oma hh Sizes 36046. Limit 2... Cc (Second Fler.) 50c Silk Messaline 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. 19.inch all-silk messaline, in a wide range ef new Spring colorings; all most desirable light and dark shades. Yard (Main Fleer.) styles, some with detachable ccllars cuffs; Broken sizes........... 0.00000: eee (Main Floor. ), Women’s Hosiery 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. Gauze cotton; all black or black with une) 1 bleached (eet. Full seamless; couble be bie and toes and elastic garter tops Olaia Fleer, Women's Walking skirts 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. Pasemes, png See ad nt $4.79 Girls’ School Dresses 10 A\'M. to 1 P. M. Percales, linenes, chambray and various other materials, in many pretty styles, values to 85c; sizes 6to 14; while they last. 39e (Second Floor.) } 12/4c Shadow Laces Men's $3.00 Oxfords 10 A. M. tol P. M. signe and patterns; yard.. Women’s $2.00 Shoes 10 A. M. to 1 AM. sizes 234 to 7; pair Y (Third Fleet.) eed MAKES YOUR BACKACHE QUIGKLY DISAPPCAR wenn SBM Are You Going t If the FIRST OF MAY means a change “Boys” 49¢ Knickers 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. Heavy blue serge, fancy stripes anc mix- tures; finished with taped seams; limit > yA 2. Sizes 5 to ISyears..... tea (Third Floor.) $1.25 Cowboy Suits Te English Mohair 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. 0A. M. tol P.M. For Boys and Girls, Outfit includes shirt, i pante, or skirt, large hat, bandana tet 89¢e kerchief, belt holster and pistol:at........ — ane (Seventh Floor.) Men's $1.00 Bats 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. This season's new Spring styles and shades, including broken lines of green, brown, Oxford and gray; oll sizes...... (Third Fleee.) Tt te we longer necessary for any one to euffer with backaching, kidney trou- ble, have disagreeable bladder and uri- nary disorders to contend with, or be tor- tured with rhoumatiom, stiff joints, and 5 'y y telleves ail such troubles, Crazone le the most wonderful rem- edy yet devised for ridding the aystem of ins Sane nae Girne vs of Wee Solder: eure to NEED 10 A. M. to1 P.M. ‘ Gingham aprons in trown ard blue checks, neatly finished with deep hems, strings anu pockets; borders of contrasting materials (Secomf Fleer.) > — “nr ae 10c Chambrays 10 A. M. tol P. M. Excellent quality linen finish in plain solid colors that will limit 15 yards; yard (Maia Fleer.), ie ie marked towest ek and our . Convenient-Credit System . pat yetedeg donde eat mente of each wal Spee ee mn by Guaranteed Brass Bed heavy ———__.* J — Consisting of Box Spring, 45-0. Felt Mattress,° 2 *% &%& Brandy 10 A. M. tol P. M. Pure California 3 Brandy, a domestic ke better wad ad imported brands; € ite 85c bottle; this sale price... Pree (otsth Fleer $1.50 Room Wall Paper 10 A. M. to1 P. M. Enough to cover a room 12x15; lot Smrierr ete! Qe itched borders; lot imate Feurth Fleer), 59c Curtains 10 A. M. to1 P.M. Tucked, ruffled muslin and rn curtains, all white, absolutely perfect, reg- 29¢e ular size; limit 4 pair; pair... (Fourth Fleor.), $1.98 Gas Stove 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. burner blue flame gas stove, cavy casting, locee cap burner, $4.25 flame 7-Piece Cake Sets 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. imported 7-piece Japanese China cake sets, artistically decorated in pretty floral designs; regular price 89¢c;set..... ( Basement,’ 10 A. M. tol P. M. Rroken lots of women's and children’sune| trimmed hats, in large and smail shapes, black,whiteand colors, regular price 9ciat ( Main Floor, Qa THE (TH STREET STORE, HENRY SIEGEL, P'res't—DOUBLE LIBERTY MERCHANDISE STAMPS U OUT-OF-T’ WY DFLIVERIES TO YOUR DOOR All Goods Marked in Plain A ete : —— —— == MOTOR CAR fl (( To appreciate the convenience ‘and great value jth Sunday World’s Want Directory--READ IT. | ae aid GAIT MEL ERNIE aS Ha eA atte ee baa oe wll sR Me ewes TU CEI A ER ahs es