The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1913, Page 16

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Taney ONDER $5,000 BAIL, OMEN HOSPITAL bank Messenger bitiaae Wee Saved § $10,000 Positively Identi- fies One of Band. sete: if ke fT 1 i i i , i } i by Wintress. ‘Wintrees, bie head bound tn bandages, im court when the three accused Were arraigned. The measenge, to-day that yesterday's was the seccnd experience of the kind that had come to him. Geven years ago, while wes carrying $4,000 downtown, he uF it: fet iis DP MEN PUT i They Are Caught at Work in a Fulton Street, Brooklyn, De- partment Store. A mother and her thirteen-year-old Gaughter were atraigned for shoplifting in the Adams Street Court to-day, and While the mother had to face the con- wequences of a trial, being teleased meantime on 0 bail? the minor went| Protests Innocence, Gili, te Is Held | Engineer Who Lost Life Worth before Judge Wilkins in the Childrens’ Court and by him was remanded to the Children’a Society for protection until June % Mra, Elisabeth Kalopy of No, 452 Forty-first street, South Brooklyn, was the mother, Frances the daughter. They had been caught by Natalie Arlett, a woman detective, plifering a shirtwatst and a handkerchief in a Fulton street department store yesterday afternoon. +, The woman waived examination and ad- mitted the charge. ——— TWO QUICK SEPARATIONS. Wives in Both Cases Ave Allowed 950 a Week. Justice Benedict of the Supreme Court of Brooklyn made quick disposi- tion of two separation suite to-day between wealthy and well known #0- Glety peaple of Brookiyn. Mre. Maud 1, Faulkner, living at No. 9 Halsey street, Brooklyn, was granted a separa- | stopped on Uon from Frank T. Faulkner of No. - | 08 Weat Beventy-ninth street, Manhat- tan. The couple were married in 1988, | and Mrs. Faulkner charged neglect and jj] Sbandonment, The hunband is reputed to be worth from $300,000 to $00,000, The wife was allowed $0 a week all- broth and the custody of thelr two hildren. “ors. Nellle J, Tabor of No. 8 Linden avenue, Flatbush, was granted a’ sep- aration from Clarence H. Tabor, and $0 a week alimony. The couple were married in 1908, and the wife charges that he abandoned her in the follow. year. picasa CIVIL SERVICE MEN OUT. INGTON, May 33.—The resig- wi mation of Gen John C. Black and Will- Special Reductions Saturday in Boys’ and Young Men’s Smart Clothes Boys’ Extra KnickerSuits In English, Norfolk, Patch i geo Double-Breaste Regularly $12.00 6.7 5 Boys’ Hand Tailored Suits 180 hand tal suits ini wi our regular stock. 8 to 16 Heretofore $12.95 to $15. 8,75 Boys’ Shepherd Check Suits Late developed Nestolk models of angetler feeds custens toll tailored; ages 8 i ae ma 7.95 Young Men’s Silk Lined Suits Custom tailored English soft Pi paren pocket, con: Half silk lining. conservative or Norfolk st; c} sie “fabrics in mixtures, cee ee bee 15.00 32 to 38 chest, Regularly $25.00 Students’ First Long Trouser Suits Smart models in Norfolk and new sack coat styles. rr bead seers for ake 15 to I lor mixtures and isos 10.50 Regularly $16.50] 1 ONE WONDERFUL NIGHT 2 TWO PHOTOGRA VURES 3 THE THIRD DEGREE A Victim's Story of a Thirty-Hour Racking by the Police. 4 MAY MANTON FASHION SUPPLEMENT § SONG, BY WILLIAM MERSON Words and Music of One of the Present Broadway Hits, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY ‘28, 1918. -"- PHONE GIRL WEEPS (JURY HOLDS RAILROAD IN CELL ON CHARGE. |TO BLAME FOR WRECK: “on the ground that it Ie inadequate | REFINERY OWNERS SAY compensation for the loss of such @ akilled engineer. caused by the negligence of the rall- 1 road the jury should have returned a | SUgar Men Say Employees Are | verdiot for the widow of at least $40,000, iy also ask that the verdict be set aside OF SEAING RG] ANAS WOM 0D "=" tte Justice Gavegan denied the motion. If his death was Satisfied Despite Agitators Dr, Samuet C. jer of the Havemeyer & Elder sugar re- fineries of the American Sugar Refining MEN WILL NOT STRIKE er, general man- Leese i said Dr. ‘Hooker, “that no am made by the workers and that Company on Kent avenue, Wiilteme-| there are no evidences of 4 burg, teoued @ statement to~<tay denying we w can Gny possibility of a strike among the| two or three wi laborers Industrial Workers of the World have in, the refineries the mete igno- been circulating rant of the work: bey cof sh degy Ad had any for an tncreseed wage have Because She Had “Exclu- sive Opportunity.” More Than That, Road’s , Attorney Contends. ‘Mine Catherine Tiernan, @ pretty! For the firat time in the history of blond-haired telephone girl of eighteen,| the courte twelve jurymen were asked was locked up in the Morrisania Court| to-day to decide who was reeponaible Jail to-day to await the action of tno| for the death of a railroad engineer Grand Jury on Mra. Anna Giade's| who was billed in the wreck of the charge that the girl had atolen from ner| train he waa driving. The jury decided 4 diamond ring worth 95, The littl®| the railroad was responsible and award- telephone girl, in a torrent of tears, ed the engineer's widow 9,000. New York, New Haven and Hartford that when Mra. alate miseed her rin the had offered to be searched and had| Railroad by Mra Alice M. Curtis to done everything she could to help Mra.| "over damages for the death of her Glade find it. husband, Arthur M Curtis, whe was The ring was missed, so Mre. Glade} engineer of the “Federal Express,” when | which was wrecked July 11, 1911, near her way to her home at No. | cluding Curtis, losing their lives, Mrs. tall on young, Mra, Glade at No,’ sng) CUrti“® uit was Rolly contested, but Mott avenue, whom she had met a week | When & verdict of 96.000 was returned before at a party, The girls sat awhile| Df J. M. Gibson, attorney for the rail- together in the parlor, and as Miss Tier-| F084, adopted the unusual course of nan rose to leave Mrs. Glade noticed | asking that tho verdict be set aside on that her ring, which she had left on the| the ground that if Mrs. Curtis was en- kitchen table while she cleared away | titled to receive any damages at all she the breakfast things, wae missing, Mise| Was entitled to recover far more than ‘lernan had passed through the kitchen | the sum allowed by the jury. when she first entered the fat. “T move to set aside this verdict,” Mre. Glade sald that ‘she and Miss| sald Dr. Gibson to Ju.tce Gavesan, Tiernan searched everywhere for the ring, but didn't find it, and teet night Mrs. Glade notified the police, who ar- rested the telephone girl when she re- provision “exclusive opportunit: would have to hold Mise the girt, tho could not provide 4800 bail, | \ was led to ———— 91,000,000 im Cans. Tn anticipation of's heavy canning season for fruite and vegetables the output of the American Can Company for the last three months has been the craig in ite history, showing more jan $1,000,000 net. The company’s ud - : earnings for the fecal year will be| Makes Cold and Hot Meats Tasty. above $1,000,00, Last year the com- Parise 9 by adding Vinegar pany earned $7,600,000, t Delleatecgen Grecery Stores, OPPENHEIM. GLUNS a 34th Street Clearance Sale of Misses’ Tailored Suits Suitable for Small Women 160 Misses’ and Small Women’s Suits— ,one and two of a kind of this season’s most desirable models, choicest novelty fabrics, as well as navy serge, Bedford cords and eponge. Heretofore $29.75, $35.00 and $39.75 Reauced to 15.00 Misses’ Summer Dresses Misses’ Dresses of sheer volle and pant et, trimmed with laces and 5.90 velvet and silk girdles. Value 978 $9.75, Misses’ Dresses of fine linens and and embroidered oe | 7.90 velvet belts. Value $10.75, *Misses’ Summer Gowns, 10 exclusive models in shadow lace, French voile and 13.75 assorted silks, artistically trimmed with . laces, Values to $25, J. Girls’SummerDresses- Special Sale 450 Girls’ or nba Sh Summer feiss French linen, ratine, voiles, fi eer lingerie, idained alm hand autbetancs and ieten” ber binn 6 to 14 years. Regularly $3.75 to 11.75, 5, OQ First Chapters of a New Thrilling Story in New York Life, Art Reproductions Mounted and FREE for the Coupon. Replete with Seasonable Hints on Street and Evening Style icy Continuing the May Clearance Sale of Women’s Sutts Values $85.00 to $85.00 Reduced to $15.00, $19.50, $23.50, $27.50, $32.50, $37. 50 latest foreign m for Lord & Taylor. ool poplins, wool eponge, wool Bedford and needle cords, atti satin charmeuse, sill eure it porte i beng silk bengaline, ciate sotiored esate 2 mae Fo according to material. Extraordinary Values Women’s Coats 8 Wraps Special Values for Saturday Linen Coats $5.00, $6.00 8 $12.50 - Practical Cloth Wraps Suitable for seashore or country wear, in all the smartest pastel pet Ay 45 inches long, satin Value $19.50. Travelling & Motor Coats fe ore msn rary $12.50 and light gray. Value $20. The New Sport Coats Four oe S attractive models, made of chinchilla and ) y) ae Sv in a ite, Nell rose,)" "7 - green, n blue and corn color. Value €80.00' $8.50 75 Strees, Afternoon or Dressy Goats oh ein cnr, es ia $15.00 thames Value 825.00 Very Smart Steamer & Touring Coats For immediate wear. In all the newest and most desirable materials, copies of the latest foreign Scie Valugs $30.00 to $60.00. $19.50, $45.00, $29.50, $35.00 & $39.50 To-Day and Saturday Eneepisensl Values in Women’s Waists A Large Assortment of the Latest Auracuve Modes of Batiste @ Voile With high neck, flat collar effect, or low neck, in all white or with color daintily introduced, hand embroidered, lace and embroidery trimmed, $1.95 to $5.95 Three Atractive Models in Silk & Lace Waissts Washable Habutai Silk, tailored model in aie a white bie ath $2. 95 ored stripes. . Cream Shadow Lace, with frill of net at neck and down front, colored hiecs $3. 95 bon introduced BRAC ONATIAAGAS Cc Shadow Lace, over flesh net Cram § with net and velvet ribbon, } $8, 5 Lord & Taylor | Founded 1826 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. Pa Clearance Sale of. Misses’ & Juniors’ Suits In fancy and tailored models, in the ular styles aod materials, oe Misses’ Street, Touring and Steamer Coats Sc eee popular col $10.50 & $22.50—Values $25.00 & $30.00 Misses’ & Juniors’ Sport Coats Ta aot! 209 red toes illiard green, novelty and “eae Several attractive 95.05 & a 80, $9.50—Values $8.50 & ais. 50 _ Misses’ Linen Dusters Full length model, in several attractive styles, $3.95, $4.95 & $7.05—Values $6.50 to $12.50 Misses’ & Juniors’ Graduation Dresses Of shadow lace, with ribbon girdle and dainty rose buds. Two pretty models, $18.05 & $16.50—Values $20.00 & $25.00 Misses’ Porch-or Beach ‘Dresses Several models of Pon A Varden voile, dimities and wns. New 93.95, $4.95 & 97.95 Veloce 817.5 $7.50 to 815.00 Misses’ Walking Skirts checks and in the Led bret a serges, in sear €4.95° & $6.95—Values $7.50 & $9.50 Misses’ Tub Shirts tive $1.95, $2.50 & $2.95—Values $3.00 to 95.00 For Saturday Spectral Values. in Children’s Coats & Dresses Children’s Spring Coats Beuronectinns ci totmen mica (5 ele season's most desirable shades, of serges, shepherd checks and novelty mixtures Broken sises—hence these low prices: $2.95, $3.05 & $5.05—Values $8.50 to $12.50 Children’s Dresses checked hams, ral id pie Rnigge odin yoo egg apni Special at $1.75, 61.95 & $2.95 200 Children's Dresses Of percales, chambrays and ginghams, in the season's popular colors, 95c—Value $2.00 100 Children’s Dresses White lingerie, batiste, linon, od pew and wtunclve les, trimmed ae eS oe broideries, fancy wash 02.05, 94.95 & 06.05—Values $6.50 to. 612.50 Tailored Millinery (Second Floor) Important Reductions on E Sems-Dress and Tatlored Hats ‘Trimmed with ostrich, flowers and fancies $3.75, $5.00 B $10.00, |, Values $7.50 to $15.00 | Children's Hats, $1.05 & $3.75. Formerly $8.50 to $10.00 Ustrimmed Hats In a variety of colors and styles $1.00, ‘$1955 §2.95, £3.95 $5.00 es. pee here ie on Hats purchased, Free of Charge. lesatlefaction employees in the works. For agitators of the trying to cause dissatisfaction and incite them to atrtke; but there is no evidence that er eald that the ne coteanny no complaints encep' 90 traceable $ to the 1. W. W. eattatore.

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