The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1913, Page 8

apa an epek teagan Lg RES AO | | TELL OF BOLD HOLDUPS TE GAVE HiS KIN J0BS tn Letter to Mayor Gaynor, her friend, Miss Clara Henle of No. 20 Bailey avenue, in Bronx Pai Hi Atill another complainant appeared to-| choked Mise Loeble, she said, and she | fought 90 hard that he finally made off, ; day againat Ernest Buchler of No. 2088 having «ot from her only « golt mounted Vyse avenue, the Bronx, the youth ac-| monocle which hung fru..i her neck on @ cused by three women of having held ribbon. The girls chased him and Po- PBltes Juliette Arden, who bas been Uke @ militant wuffragette In the of the women whore names y on the eligibic Het for appoint. { fa the Fire Prevention Bureau, got Gereele oMcially before Mayor Gaynor {eoeer, when Fire Commissioner Johnson ‘Wrote the Mayor regarding Mins Arden's t ’ Miss Arden had not been fully for fire inspector by the Civil Commission, and indignant at to-day at the age of seventy-seven. Garah Christopher and Miss Laura! Where he had been lying it ‘months’ go Miss Marguerite | ae @ barrister, a critic, a novellat, a war R dl f ( t 7Y apatvans heres on of employ-| CoFrespondent and a political writer. He e ar ess oO Os ‘edding: ‘Miss Arden|tised that profession. Ho was a news- 4 ’ His writings were markedly patriotic, Girls (10 to 16 yrs. LONDON, June 2—Alfred Austin, | The poet pawsed away \ Thirty-feurth Street West ‘Dut only after tho Mayor had/| time. who, two years ago, had admin-| Published his firet poem anonymously ¢ oo ge Quite unfair, if not | Paper correspondent in Rome for many le 9 4 ‘ years and he followed the operations of Misses (14 to 20 yrs. VALUES UP TO $48. -] British poet laurente since 18%, died! |e soya he aid wppoint two women, |Swinford Old Manor, Ashfo Will Close Out Tuesday Alfred Austin, besides being a poet, Keeani ere §6=116 Tailored Suits jan war in 1870-71, ) win ne begun te Prawns | Juniors’ (12 to 17 mm) $ 1 4.00 22 to 26 «= John Forsythe 34th St. West In one poem of recent date he called at- tention to the unpreparedness of the no British army for war, and in another he culogized the achievements of the British navy. . He met many of the prominent Amert- | cans who visited England, among them Theodore Roosevelt. In 1011 he lesued his autobiography. ork WHAT DYSPEPTICS SHOULD EAT A PHYSICIAN'S ADVICE py 1000s St Entrance ol Sabway op Revaiey +. 8.05 | 6x10 ft. at... 5.25 aire Open Evenings Only Monday & Saturday Until 10 : Matured Like Wine—That’s Why It’s So Delicious OLBROOKS WORCESTERSHIRE. —* Sed SEO eg RE a wT edagtion 950 Kast One Hundred and Kightieth | Cropsey avenue, atreet, the wife of a mi Buehte! She said that Buchler approached her| her tn joseph AND IDENTIFY ROBBER in Bronx Park in the afternoon of May| where she had received a judgment of} and he told Magistrate Corrigan that — In three patterns. white or Arabian colored des: strong French cable net. lace is a combination of Marie Antoin- extra ette and Renalesance. wr A wonderful assortment of patterns, either figured allover, or| ®li! # you may desire, Red, green, rich in eppearaace, this is a most de- | bordered effects, that are exquisite in refinement and good taste. | olive, blue, brown. A hanging that sirable ornament for any home. A brand new stock of curtains, each on asterpiece in sell m five, your living roy if tich inishing touch that n e Burlap Pillow Covers, | "1.04! Sot *" 75) Main ter. Corie G1, 509] could posi give “OMAN jc to 69c Each Reg. $1.30 Reg. $8.00 Curtai A a Sd ie er evar sere | ee 906] setae Sues $1.75] $4.25 Couch Cover, sum mer pillow covers, made in burlap, t\chly embroidered in wanted 434x734 feet, 4x6 feet, reg “THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JVs 2 them ep and Yobbed them recentiy.|iicoman Brady of te Brena Park ote-|her éownstaire, knocked her. Gown, | etoo when he sprang ap, and before his Buchler’s new accuser, who was present | tion caught him. Hie arrest attracted in the Morrisania Court when the young! 6 sien rieda Datgen of No, 888 man was arraigned before Magistrate stone avenue and Mra, Emma H, Bett- Corrigan, was Mrs. Ivan Narodny of No. man of Bay Twenty-third atreet and | just an he had alighted from the eub-|the lawyer and Buchler joined and the beth of Brooklyn. , bbed her ellver mesh bag | Masia nounced that he didn't jd Mra, Datgen, approached the attention 108. atole the money and fled into the sub-| lawyers could stop him, exclaimed: way. “That's wrong. It wasn't more than Mra, Bettman said that the same|two minutes at the most.” afternoon in Brong Park, apparently| There was a laugh in which all but any more testimony and Court House in Brooklyn, Jed, @ lawyer, was in court] Would hold Buchier without ball to @ money and her| Magistrate consented to let hin change 21, when she had her small eon down) $260. He struck up an acquaintance | Buchler had not understood what he by the hoathow He pointed a revolver|by complimenting her on her good | was doing when he pleaded guilty. The at her, and on a threat of shooting her pita in hagthar Me ' ge “gel ponding «4 ‘ison “ H If she resisted atole her pocketbook cor forethought in tucking it inside her|the plea and start t eariny Pr er’ Corrects Witness on taining $10.41, She was ponitive in her| walet. He got on the same elevated | summoning Miss Loeble to the stand. | the north of the teat of Tromso, In the armored cruiser Bluecher was refloated to-day after having been aground to t Flat-| She had just finished testifying that/Grcat Belt between the Baltic and tho whe fought with Buchler for five min-| Cattegat, since Friday morni annem O’Neill’s June Signal Sale O’Neill’s June Signal Sale of RUGS for City or Country; Silverware “ G7” Solonial Rag Rugs Mill Ends of Linoleums | Over 5,000 Pieces of New Silver at 1-3 Less Than Regular r 81.39, O'Neill Main Store—Feurth Floor. It is our aim to make O'Neill's June Signal §; in the minds of satisfied pattone, iy oa stocks, occu roomy | tically shaped pillars and a beautiful | 20x18 inches; height of se 16] sine top rail, with cast “I bali wood pulls; | Colonial base of selected birch; it is | inches, and the back is 41 inches, It| mounts. No better i more had ends; locks and keys; | thoroughly constructed and just the | i, fitted with a loose seat cushion of | *t#Mtial brass bed can be hal at the GNett's June” TJ PHHOLSTE-RIES $11 Lace Bed Sets, $6.75 pag realbiestiaial Stand and Judge Promptly |'“fuher as ‘rvs, on thureday|ien ne “Aten” cremoce . “Spiteful.” Holds Him for Trial, | twsetie'et No. 1048 Jackson avenue, and Extra Special Sale of Travelling Goods j Standard Goods—Well-Known Manufacturers—Once-a-Year Prices That Will Create a Sensation Dress Trunks Bags and Suit Cases Several hundred 5; ly purebased New Model $38.00 War drobe Trunks Pick ibe Bags—GenuineCowhide. dress trunks, sizes £8 to 40 in, us Made by Headley & Farmer, Newark, N. J. High Cut Oxford Bags, All leather eevee eee to @18.00, For this Positively the best lined. Sizes 13, 16, 17. $3. 75 sot" $2.25, $6.75) Ee Pesta the be Ree Ball 98: Steamer Trunks Fatevalucts00. Specialet $260 9 In all new shapes, particularly suited for short trips. Sizes £8 to 40 H . Covered with hard fibre, lined with | Leather Bags. Club style. Sises 14 in. Regular values $4.00 to 910.00; fibre, with strong wood box cemented | to 18 inches. Value $2.00. 98c + See be i Special at mea yeh Mtoe eres $2.25» $6.50 ree ayer oth tine over | "Genuine Cowhide Suit Cases— ies NS Ce Sete MM EYE | Cloth lined, with shirt pocket. Fair 46.50 Steamer Trunks Men and Women. All patarivetted. | game fae Site 24520. gg OS a i a. devacrte ch _ —_ — afer e os phages pin rivetted top, bound with fibre naed-autt Coiee; 40 in. have been special, for hirt pocket. Weenie sires $4.00 || And these are only a few of the June Signal Sale Bargains. “ valuets.00. o) 7m pec $2. Stencilled Fancy Borders. A superior qualit 9x18 feet, regular 48 perior quality of rug 3810 feet, regulas ixO feet, regula 1.75, at. 4x86 inches, regular S0c, at 390 | oleum "the aryl Shop te eadlaah is Shey eee inches, regular 150 | durable; new patterns ; t-Ware t- Ware Soatt laghen,refular e106, store | ane colors, good-eised C4 High Grade Colomiat Pattern, | Wm. Rogers A. A. Oak Pattern. 4 a pi we * cel pela up to Sxi8 feet | quare yard =... a Tea Spoons, dos... $225 8138 ‘ea Spoons, 34 dos....... Dessert Spoons, di 00 2.80 6x12 ft. Seamless Ax-| Genuine Crex Rugs | persert Spoons, 34.400 Tables ons di $00 2:80 American Prairie Grass. Vi Spoor Coffee Spoons, do: 2.00 1,50 PR revit Rugs Special Prices. "Plain borders. -*”” | nettehreens ti doe, Orange Spoons, neces 400 2.80 ¥20.60 rug. This Oxisteet, regul Dessert Forks, 16 dos Deter Farka oe S00 230 $2 50 Gx0 feet, regular bape tiieg ated ban Medium Forks, 4 4.00 2.50 ti of 5: 434x714 feet, regul gta ster Forks, doz. 4.00 2,50 the best - lookin He yikes regular 1 Batter spenders ieee Salad Forks, hee /ada rugs you “ae . ij buy 9x12 ft. Royal Wilton | Csningsets tat. Hellen Rave 500 ae Fancy Crex Rugs Rugs Gate Sets, ast. Cold Meat Forks, each... 1.00 18¢ set, Cream Ladles, each. Tc 49c $9c 50 ase Sc 00 gute FINE FURNITURE ([etee: bs od icted choice of high grade furniture. Because we hi not imply that inferior quality has been substituted. O'Neill's cally $12.00 White Enamel | $12.00 Mah Dresser, $9.50 Tabi tape Parlor |917.00 Fumed Oak| 947.50 Brass Jyst like illustration. straight top $8x19 inches; #0x@4-inch | made of solid mahogany; hes ertis: | Just like illustration. ‘The seat is| inch filling rods; joined to the sume French plate mirror; three drawers, fitted with constructed in the best manner and | right finished ‘with the best quality at | Kiee reser white enamel. Full cise, with KEE © O'NeillcAdama Co,. Sisth Avent, 20th to 2and Street, New York City @ ESSE tamps Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise @ In New York’s Shopping Center C Sixth Avenue, 20ta to 22d street O’Neill’s Big June Signal Sale With Special Vacation Time Economies . | | Travelling Bags—Genuine Black closely nailed. Brassed steel trim- y priced |] | mings. Fitted with dustproof board. all around case. Lined wi that sells regularly Gravy Ladles, eac for segues 83 4 Steak Sets, set.. por Forks, Kh fo ro For! ay jpoons, each.. 6. Tes Crean Forks, 44 dos.. Olive Forks, each........ 1 Oyster Forks, 14 dos. iJ 50 60 | Soup Ladies :38 | Sugar Shells, 50 00 $0 rg rf 9 | new designs and col- Butter Kn‘ves, ‘ Butter Spreaders, di OFIDGS... 1. ee eeee ee Pre Servers,each....+... preseuun -yv pee e jain Store, Main Floor. Let All Join in 1his Jubilee of An Event Sure to Surpass All Previous Records ete le of Furniture « notable value-giving event that will long | Py cad snake ying three enormous floors, offer an unre- ing Papeete) prices to such a remarkable degree does | a¢ cperante never varies regardless of prices. : Rocker, $12.50 Bed, $35.00 ee ‘This massive brass bed is just asi lustrated. The pillars are three inches in diameter, with beautiful Resasly like the skatete ‘The top top mounts and iarge bottum husks: It has 9 | in 88 inches long and #8 inches wide: Beso Sincl pausre top rail: five §, rt t, librar i d, in bright or » cred ia ull easkoot | genuine brown Spanish leather; fin-| fy “he O'NEILL GUANA TEED at the price quoted. | ished ina nut brown shade. LACQUER. any; a big ba: $18 Velour Porticres, $12 a pair. Made up lo curty out the color scheme of your rooms—that is, differ ent colors on each side, or both sides 1800 Pairs of Nottingham Lace ; Curtains at sensational reductions 4: $800 Curtelnn Gy 7 5 | Ras 08.00 Curtain G9 SO] sane ole Covert toe toned effects, in green or brown. >