The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1913, Page 4

- BRSIN eee cS OOD DUN" ROKER |RESTOBEK WL SEERA a SWEARS PAIR FELL [SSuirres wonce'mecoencso| STANDS VICTIM ON HER} OF HER AUNT LEAVING |‘ sayoa «' Atona out of her $290,000 entate, were bcs sun today in tie Surrogate’s Court, when Jennie Dorney of Chester Par Hempstead, 1. 1, @ niece, tied tions to the probate of the will. HIM TO DODGE issUE. and that the exeetition was obtained by teatant was left $10,000 in tru “$¢ I can read Englivh, I rend in The ik of th ‘ Wiss dua to a! elt or id gh great bulk of the estate was dicted. Why, even this morning, af 1 re was taking the train at my station in| Then He Breaks Open “Safe,"|Jennie Dorney Declares Mrs. ; Paul Goctty, ‘ 13 the Bronx, the ticket agent sald to me " jomeph’ a woodte, a S " as Reilly's Testament . Was ; Boys’ and Girls’ Orphan Asylum, ; US Wi ME Home for the Aged ‘st the hittie aiare ‘ } : J T I TI ! Mrs. Szabo and Accused Law-| with « sort of mocking laugh: ‘Look out, ‘Tom! Something might happen to you Extracts Her Bankroll and oi before night.’ q Obtained by Fraud. r i yer Went Out a Mal Ped Ton hag pee ae Al Departs | y tection oe Ware tnd Young Girls, Si. r ( . id a ite ; this 0} y any r | _ rancis Honpital, , an Ci Oppos the board or any member of the board: sieie's a new atyle in bank roboery:| Proceedings to break the wit of Cath. | Weateheater, js i Ja ‘ 3,800 Exquisite, New critical Mayor caste reproaches on the! 0 boring of safes, no tunnelling under] erine Reilly, who bequeathed over $209,- AT SHOWN TO JURY. board, 1 will not be coerced pecéune| fi . No suffocation of watchmen by | to religious and charitable Inatitu- * $3,000, wome papers say thet certain members | geagiy gan or lethal chloral, a SUMMER DRESSES Craft Used in Greenwood Lake In One Enormous SALE DED i "To Y Retimate was wined and dined Sy the, street, Newark, was cin Mod a } a A Fragedy Brought to Court traction magnates. Who paid for the| aehtune in the bagament today wap BROKAW BRO , : Y 4 & BOYS’ & FURNISHINGS “G , W% at * ‘ of the committee were wined and dined by the taxicab Interests. 1 don't know Viola Wilson, « domeatic in the family | if hi TTT UL that that was wrong, The Beard of| of Joseph Bailey, at No, § Columbia y “If you hav t spark of man-| the @washing of the sude and Viola's by Judge's Order. hood about you—the slightest spark—|happy song, “At the Garbage Gentle- . ny you will not allow the New York World | men‘s Ball.” P ome wore) jo come out to-morrow way ‘Wi Enter the bank robber, without mask, (Special ening forced the Board of Aldermen to act. e WBURG, ay The defense in | You will net allow dirty, slimy news| “openers A well groomed man is never ‘eze 0, Burton W. Gideon, the/ papers to influence your fs “ z Mivseri esreeed of the turder of tis wouldn't allow such a paper work ever the washtub as the dastard so different in his dress as to be bank roWber draws near. The Cheapest Dress in the Lot Was Made to Sell for $10, rect one | suet ae onoaerea| Alle extreme. While Many Others Canally the star witness for the prese- |thelr power, haven't power enough to To conform to the spirit of the times and still Retail for $15, $20 and $2. : show individuality is his aim. ie ids 2 ‘ ready for operations. ‘ We id bi othe: Opportuni a Lifetime |s Offered— cn Ray gE RR AP dM Ping Hs lignin You Can Buy Five Dresses for the Usual Price m refinement of design and the careful blending of style, pattern and cut. Se i ee ee our’present showing of Suits and Overcoats and we have shocted only such materials as areadapted to the styles we have made up. Unlimited choice ye Spring Suits ne—the ne POG aed oy ier {s Not Covered. Included Are Dresses of suds, basement floor and dis- ‘ appears, / The detectives have arrested Irving Webater Crane of No. 20 Karl atreet | and are holding him as the benk reb- bor. See ceeewenes | OUFFY GRAFT TRIAL BEFORE GOFF JUNE 3. | Policeman Accused of Collecting! for Sweeney Gets Delay to sizes from 14 to. $25 Dresses onsaleat.... . . . AstorPlace &.Four , @UBWAY AT THE DOOR=ONE BLOCK FROM BROADWAY ; Sale starts promptly to-morrow Mmm ; i ki morning at 8.30. Extra sales- 4 women to serve all promptly. First arrivals secure best sel No Mail, Phone or-C. 0. D. Orders No Exchanges il if i HH Erie hh I g : of Ne, feat" Be e fo poner res Justize Bon- 4 -______— Justice Head ( f the Bupreme " g | has vemained on duty ten days lo expected. The Grandé Jur: Aah ED out Mat- eer 2190 3°AVE BET 19''e 12 f “il [8 iff i Ha Prive > account Credit Terms oa : $9 98 nomes Fursiched ere 3 Es: Jofmeiater.126 Hofmeister Bide. Chiceco, Ml. | extra. —_—EEe peeraieemm| IIT QW ITURE “Trivets ‘oOnCREDIT | “ AS right as a Trivet!” Doubtless the old saying came from the <onvenience o: the brightly polished brase “trivetc” which stood on old fashioned hearths to keep plates comfortably warm. We have ee Open S eet to | ro oe J.MORRI? | na ‘They keep platos warm 261 Weber ny and by raising them from the table act as a protector. ont 2 es DoYouHearWell? aera aN nap The MERIDEN Co. : (INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY, SUCCESSOR) 3 rH All lest or found vi in ‘The ‘be, Usted at ‘The World’s I “4 then Bureau, Pal Arcade, Park Summer Resort Advertisements In To-Day’s World ‘Before. Planning: Your Vacation A large list of places from which to make | | a guitable selection, | . Silversmiths