The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1913, Page 19

SEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLD GIM.- | renege FRECKL ight Other Offenders Are Sen- tenced by the Judge of General Sessions. Eleven prieohers’ wete amaigned yes- iy Gentetice by Judges af Gen- Beasiogs. “The dteposition of each as follows BY JUDGE MULQUEEN. James Durkin, seventeen years old, of fo. 443 Went Hitty-aixth street; pleaded ity of petty Mmroeny; theft of cloth- and jewelry valuei at 9 from No. Weet Fifty -cighth qptreet; first of- 3; wentence suapended. Dea't Hide 1 Thos With a Veil — ihe Othis.e Prescription. This rpreuntstien for the rem freckle: written by a promi nd is usually so en removi: beautiful complexion that it is Sold by} | Ri er-Hege man Co. under an absolute} Giarantec t to refund the money if it fail Don't hide your freckles under a ve t an ounce of othine and remove t Even the first few applicati show a wonderful impr the lighter freckles vanishin Y Be sure to ask the druggist for the) i BY JUOGGE ROSALSKY. double strength othin s this that is lilam J. Hudson, fortytw. oyeais| sold on the money-ba , of No, 678 Gast Two Hundred and | * rtieth street; convicted of burglary at $81 East One Hundred and Ninety- rth street; firet offense; penitentiary ‘pleaded guilty to smashing of @ drug store at No, 318 Fifth street; three prior convictions for Gimilar offense; city prison six montha. ’ BY JUDGE CRAIN. Georg Bowen, twenty-nine years old, enty street; pleaded years and six months to five years. George Smidth, twenty-three yeare old, N et; plead- ed guilty of carrying @ revolver; first Tense; fined $100. jo. 2 Bayard e theft of a watch valued at $10 from Leopold Freund of No. 26 East Forty- Beventh street; ten prior convictions; Btate prison, two years and five months. James Cavanagh, forty-five yeare old, of Yonkers; pleaded gullty of the theft of horse and wagon; six prior convic- tions; State prison, one year and elght| months. | Margaret Relily, seventeen years old, tf No. 97 Fifth avenue, Brooklyn; jaded guilty of stealing Jewelery at e of employer No. 349 White Plains second offense; penitentiady one year. William ‘Lorensonl, @fty-ene lyears, old, of West Goboken; and Louis Bruno, of No. 28 Weat Twenty-ftth street; Doth pleaded q@ullty stealing $60 from an emigrant onthe French steam- @hip line pier; second offenders; each Denitentiary one year. Lionel H. Egpwick, nineteen years old, of No. & West One Hundred and ‘Thirty-fourth street; pleaded guilty forgting a check for $3 on Chelsea. F: change Bank; first offense; Elmira Re Automobiles Indian Motocycles formatory. =e ee BURGLARS WORK 4 HOURS, GET NOTHING FOR LABOR. They Open Safe in Butcher Shop With Hand Tools and Find Only a Watch Fob. What must have been tremendous labor, in ripping off the door of a ier fest 42d St. Ever. 6.15. . de Sat, Thurs, Mal ne fais lnamesit'’ soos} THEPURPL jast night in ¢! Butcher shop of Aaron Tanklesky at No, 3884 Third avenue, the Bronx. They found nothing but @ gold watch fob, ber aw cH The safe workers, not out ry at | a cognizant of this, broke through a indow of @ rear room, rolled the tout into the middle of the fico: ripped off.,entirely, the cement under out and bolt _|“Peg 0° My Heart? WSi 42 Mt pregne. aU ELTI fy WITHIN Tie “LAW DONGACKE | nea bit & | Sinema BIN PLAYHOUSE #7 Abe aera ! ondertul sit MAMHATTAN 3 AWHATTAN GF it tie eae, EUGENIE BLAIR | in MADAME ALACE ih Rs het “:B Bernhardt” 4 RTIG & SEAMON’S HE SMART SET OLUMBIA 2%, BURLESQUE 35%,,, my, CRACKER JACKS | , UntAt HILL THEATRE (2 §,, ‘yotditt GINGER GIRLS) Jay, Patton BURLESQUE?" | IMILLION DOLLAR RECEIVERS SAL Conducted by L. A. Price and A. S. Gilbert, Receivers The Entire Stock of Brand New Spring and Summer Merchandise Saturday will be a great wearing apparel day. upon every item and have shown no mercy because we bought it for late Spring and Summer se | your family with all their Summer needs at prices that are so low that they are hardly — ~Books for Boys and Girls Doroth sce Series, ” Elsie "ep cope Series, {OF so. e pried for.. € Dorothy | Dainty ‘Series, 59¢ exclent quality, ve or poker 80e is very ton] for Saturday only, each, 7e; per Men’s $1.50 Spring Shir ‘ts and pla ited shirts, inasplen- \ did assort- ‘a > ment of per- + 367 cales and ma- dras. Others have soft cuffs, in Y unwind pon- gees. Never sold less than $7.50. Our Hat Department is stocked with an excel- pri id Derbies in all the latest shapes; soft hats in every new and conceivable shade. Also stitched tweeds and cheviot “Knock-abouts.” $18 @ $20 Beau- tiful Coats .... > We have added] ;# hundreds of new coats to this popu- | + lar assortment with- in the last week, bes of fine qual-| ! ipcords and classe, fancy Bedford cords, French and mannish serges and mixtures, Full draped and the new | | cutaway effect. Some have narrow shawl revers, while others have notch | * collars, ‘The model ta. the left Sho Pumps bow pumps; colors. styles and Growin, dren's 50c IMPORTED HAT PINS In about 75 different designs. All colors and color combinations. Topaz, pearl, white stone centres, ruby, garnet, ec Halpacel amber re) others. For. ee adie Paresh fn shape ber . 1.98 Games . Si ty Cases, in Old English, silv gun ty and Homan gold tiniahes, ’ Two coin com Eee teats OC puff receptaclo, Ge ted French Briar Pipes, plain and gold mounted. Eenuios ine Anite peri piece. i shapes, oa plush lined leather cases, ded val $5 val value foc, She 49 fort’ $2.49 fos" $3.00 pee im genuine | Deerakin Tobacco Pouches, imapurveds plain Pp caret mount- | imported, sterling ed; real amber silver naine plate; mouth lece: plush $4. 65 Foal Congo rubber $1. 35 Hage, Loy cane, lined. 2.50) and $8 to $12, for $3.50 value, for, . and all Fine assortment of Smokers’ Sundries, Cigarette Cases 6to5% and Match Holders, at half regular prices. 42 : : . China @ Lighting Fixtures $2.50 Rayo Lamp, complete, ready for lighting. This lamp is odorless and gives 29 a fine, steady, ei liant light. opal shade. 10 Gas | $2.50 Chocolate Mantles 8c Glass Gradu- 3; 75 Inverted Shades, assorted designs. Made of fine glass) Extra special abieis ss EE one! in patent colt, gun metal, tan and vici kid. Button and lace models. pea ch El A see BL in all leathers a sizes, $4.00 P cess cant $4 48g as to en reductions. ling. THE PEOPLES NEW DEPARTMENT STORE| SNERS SIXTH AVE 22" and 23" ° OTREETS | ‘No Mail of Phone Orders Hiled. Men & Young Men---Here’s Your Chance! 2,800 SUITS ADDED TO OUR ALREADY GREAT STOCK OF RELIABLE CLOTHING Men and young men, don’t miss thissale. It is of deep con- cern to you. It means a chance to avail yourself of the most sensational price cutting on good, clothing ever announced: Who wouldn't have a new suit or even two when prices are so ridiculously low as these? While in many cases these figures would not cover the cost of the fabrics. Every value and every suit guaranteed. Your choice of hundreds of high grade worsteds, cassi- meres, tweeds and cheviots in the new shades of blue, gray and brown. Also Norfolk models. We Have Divided This ‘Sale ‘in Three Groups For Easy Choosing a) ta bas a a ong cut by o atoll to cut by hes ran rato | cut by hes ie to ‘g* 41 19 | Every department has contributed rare bargains. The Receivers have passed You are buying strictly brand new and fresh merchandise, Come to the “New Store” to-morrow, prepared to equip yourself and | 36 More of Those $65 Pittsburg Visible Typewriters ieee s $4 Qi find ona 60 machine 100 Trimmed Leghorn Hats We' bought the ehapes and me- terials and hed them made up in cur own ( "pth Aart ad \ under the diree bere] of an Suugen Trimmed lowers yal 2 $9.69 $7.50. We have priced i epee Ly fe, of chif. “VOILE AND LINGERIE] White Dresses§ ai i 50 _ DRESSES \| This Sale Will Be Continued on Saturday $ | A well-known manufacturer came to the Re- ceivers with this proposition. Said he: ‘I 0 tiful Confirmation or Party Dresseets varius model 2 have been working my factory pretty hard this season and ” have gotten ahead of the game by 876 dresses. them out quickly and will sell them to you at so and I want close And the price he mentioned we can assure you wae exceedingly low for the extraordinary merchandise he shipped us. DAINTY dresses in the latest JUCHES of color in i made of fine Bati | allover embroidery. Cluny, Filet, | Macrame, Smyrna, French and German Vals, Irish and shadow laces are some of the weaves; while ‘bee the embroidery stitches, from i: vrenci to ne effective some, been lavished on these en, misses and juniors. e Bargainsfor Women’s *3.5° Shoes and Oxfords Inallleath- an ;all sizes, Oxfords and satin pumps, in 7 different White shoes and pumps, in 10 different) gun metal, vici kid and dongola, in shapes, All sizes. Oxford: All sizes All widths, B to EE. Women’s $3 Pumps and Oxfords, sample sizes,2'4to4 inallleathers,29' different styles S$) button and lace models. 1514 to 11, Men's Slippers, {inc French kid in black and tan. 89 All sizes...... € Girls’, Chil- Boys’ 's hoes, More Wonderful Bar, Lot No. 1. Con- $m 45| sists of 40 Kodaks and Cameras. Val. up to $10, Special Lot No. 2. Con- tains 25 Kodaks and Cameras. Val 5A ¢t No. 3. Size 319x515 40c Blotter Books, | “Hal ir Developing Paper 12 double lutely Guarants leaves, size good weight. ai Bis ect $8e | SF wal tien tte Very special 5 ot 35e |} 10, Ntnrke sito $s cagessatt | Tanke For pints aT x5! are se l0" vor a dc Rocustng Cloth, in bow and belt or trimmings of black velvet are introduced in Taste and ingenuity have dressy gar- ments, which may be purchased to-morrow for the price of a simple} 1 morning dress, All sizes for wom- Others are of allover embroidery, low or, igh neck models. Three-quarter sleeves Neer teuaned trimmed skirts. All sizes, 5to 14 years. We illustrate ¢ of Shese dresees, bat there aro} GLOVE SPECIALS “Kaysere” Ah white. Bonus $1.00 Silk cheat 16-button, black, white, gold, rose, light and Sate i Ragen: Biue....1+ Sar blue... $30 Wilton Velvet Rugs Smith's seamless, size 9 x 12. Ori- $94" ental and floral designs. Excellent 89c Linoleum, 2; ae wide, a clean-up of odd terns, Cut i full rolls. square yard... | ieee EEE a Eastman Kodaks, Cameras and Supplies ains for Saturday. Shop, pvt for Best Selections Mouse me Waled’ ve to apectal trom frames quali valu Batonsion ° saw frames, fi 2 lat cx a5, po