The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1913, Page 17

and, while|and Fifth street and traced him ‘he | Coney Island. Last night the iretnirs afd Detective Finn went to the ge apd got him. Then the detectt after that, the young woman declares, | to draw his revolver to save the ites | ind. told her brothers what had hap-|oner from the angry brothers. The Boned, They found Panagopoulas had | man was to edi! for Paris ‘to-morrow Moved from No, 336;Hast One Hundred | dn hie way to Greece. tf LA Bi BREAKERS GIRLS] IRLSI SURELY TRY THSI sin sa ca «| QOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAR ae eerie for |ait you meed is @ 25 cent bottle of ‘Danderine”— ie His Offense. Hair gots lustrous, fluffy and abundant at once. 1 (Pwenty prisoners were arraigned yoo Immediate?—Yes! Certaind—that's| seraggy, faded, dry, brittle or thin. \ a heir becomes] Besides beautifying the hair, Danderine Seen) ae a dissolves every. particle ot andra: ral and Special Sessions, The éie- soft, | id cleanses, purifies an: bevipoeees tion of each was as follows: y ng girl’ ort het i forever stoppi itching a BY JUDGE MALONE. cloth with « little Danderine and care: fewswetie wae of A ad fit be after" 3 rank £6 "Pree seventeen, of Mo. |fully draw it through your halt taking ‘lies you wil aceusliy ice East One Hundred and Seventh | one small strand at atime. This will|new hair—fine and downy at = pleaded guilty to the theft of tgien of dust, dirt or excessive | yes—but really. new -hair growing all ‘@ few moments ha the y If f » Sue worse of clears trom No, 128 Best | doubled the beatity of your bait "opt hair, and lots “of it, surely" pet’ ¥ ta Hundred and Fifth street; frst of-} 4 delightfal Log etsy awaits partic-| 24 cent bottle of Knowlton’s Danderine bs poet dienes waar jaf agit e been careless, | from Coo drug store or toilet counter * ir has th street, pleaded guilty to bi Ke a EES at No, 29§ Church street; a penitentiary one year. Gamuel Albert, twenty-one, of No, ‘Weet One, Hundred and Twenty- etreet, tried and convicted of the forging of a check for $100 on the Se- h | = first offense; Elmira Re- MA 84ST. & SAVE. ‘by JUDGE FOSTER. | o'Clock. Open Saturdays Ur.til 10 P. M Geoeh Rovineon, twenty-six, of No. Whe West Sixty-first street, pleaded guilty a This $15 Brass Bed assaulting Louls Rainoy, of Raleigh, ; GD. in Went Thitty-seventh treet for 2-inch posts; heavy fillers @@ purpose of robbery; first offense:; ™ Qeaitontiary one year. | James Tumelty, thirty-tive, of No, 78 pleaded guilty to bur- a enue; first 3; penitentiary one year. -Alten, forty-one, of No, 00: Bowery, pleaded guilty to burglary at 2% Broad street; first offense; peni- jary one yoar. @eeph Russo, twenty-one, of No. 196 it, pleaded guilty to carry- fined $25, . twenty-four, of No, 335 y-fifth street; pleaded guilty to steal a ring valued at ixth avenue department gore; Elmira Reformatoty. Roswell Owens, twenty-three, of No. every perchase ot $65 or mere, $1” a Week Opens an Account $88 Eighth avenue, pleaded guilty to at- rene tempting to.sell cocaine; first offense; OORLET contaning| We Pay fraaia Mania Reformatory. +t BY JUSTIC COLLINS, MOSS AND FORKER. Yrank Boemmels of No. 671 East One ‘Hundred and Seventieth street, pleyde @dilty to theft of a quantity of meat from No, 2232 Third avenue; sentenci euspended, David. Nemirowaky of No. 751 Sec- ong avenue, pleaded guilty to selling a firearm to a minor; fined $50, Trai Amann of No, 123 West Twen- et atreot, pleaded guilty to im- Soins the morals of child fined € NEW JERSEY. aie tee me aieaan renee d SUMMER RESORTS Address 0, O.. 515 Rvening @tenue, Weehawke: N. J. pleaded getty to theft of 1 9 goods from], smaker’e atore; fined $100, Josephine Friegel of No, 645 Gregory evenue, Weehawke: N. Ja pleaded Guilty to same offense; sentence sus- TR. Ucket offices: 170 Broadway, aud Filth Ave, Butidiog ar ATLANTIC iC CITY, N. NI] ——_— FOR RENT, a ECURBION, Space on Young’s old Pier, for Dron Slenmbont Co sea food restaurant. Directly CONEY, ISLAND on boardwalk and ocean, Also concessions for amuse- ments and demonstrations. Meyer Belport of No, 2164 Second wvenue, pleaded guilty to theft of $50 | from the Anger Baking Company, No, 9% Bowery; House of Refuge. Jeno King, of 104 West Forty-ninth wtreet, tried and convicted of keeping a Gigerderly houre; flned $25, Frits Breitholtz of No. 49 Weet Forty- ninth street pleaded gutlty to theft of peoperty from R. H. Macy & Co; City pow Reformatory. pply to Jacob Mirsky of No, 2% Bowery!]) COCHRAN & GRANNAN, pleaded quilty to the theft of $3 from a Naw York Ave. and Boardwalk, N. J. loundry at No, 611 West Fitty-firet street; House of Refuge. Patrick O'Brien of No. 46 Bowery pleaded guilty to theft of two erates from > Warren street BANKING AND FINANCIAL, lary «lx mont = peters ee ~~ anteas tn aftendance. pleaded gullty to possession ot gor! penitentiary three months, 5% ] N T E R EST | i ————.$.7+——— * ry Jackeon of No, 8% West Seven- ===FankING INTEREST THE 4 NEW PLAYGROUND, | mate Y BEAR ‘MOUNTAIN SAYS FIANCE STOLE Rear wah ner Panagopoulas Arrested on Eve] catterwy Beats nes Hemel ' CLARKE BROTHERS, Ranke re . of Sailing for Paris 164 Rasen Su baa RS, Bankers : and Home, — — variation of Byron's poem, some- SAVINGS BANKS. thing like this: “Man of Athens, ere | {7 we part, give—O, give me back my Sa $890!" will be the plea of Mias Kather- etropoli: an avings an ing Gavriould of No, 321 Hast Twonty- |i ad 8 TuUMD a ee aggre Ton eighth street when she appears in CHARTERED naropodlas 120th DIVIDEND | 34 Firat avenue, Coney leland, |swrenner ron Tn Wale yeah ENDING she says, {8 her flance, ie 3 818 A the ste Miss Gavriould says she and Panago- | Four Ker Cent. rer ir pevlas planned to marry on May 28 Tier the a oe ean Samet last, and even secured a license. He aT JULY called on her to talk over their wed- Hh Str. “Washington Irving” SB ABENEN hate Tn RUA WS Nel tec'y,| Makes ep tripe Ti -\r on aU Kat Secs | Makes up tripe ‘Tuesdays, ‘Thursdays, Str. “(Hendrick Hudson” Make Fr Readj Har a Ay Dekceres P at Ones, nhisnie EROTHING' co due on gow mtoms it Tailors, s12°WEEKLY een GREDUY | Great Opportunity We have been able to » secure from a shipment intended for export TWENTY-FIVE $950 S _4Cylinder Roadsters These cars made such a hit in 4912 thatthe demand DIAMUNL& WATCHES U ON CREDIT | ~~ . i “ i] ROYAL DIAMOND & Wal watt sicO, WANT A JUB? —1_ MAIDEN LANS, PHONE 6208 00! WE GUARANTEE TO GET far exceeded the supply, DIAMONDS Uw CREDIT, WORK FOR , | They will go like hot cakes. | American Walch & DiamondCe. | ofits) 1 Feat now if you want one, Mitchell Motor Co. of N.Y. Or Breede 0: Shot Ot Fa fem enoug! @ MAIDEN LANE, Tel. 6867 Cont, , oi abo Camedia taht baa TAYLU:. Nie WEST AIDE. Come Nights If You Work. bal ORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS. "heme Miller’ of No, ¥18 Gregory nent ERICHMOND. rr LON G IS L A N D TREY seaeide i ‘and Tot, $020; alcely A new book containin; f 1 & Met of hotels and doarting cottages, free on ap) fowina cottages free on apiicatton at the fol Re raoeh gle Asti 3 "ApRAHAM=:StRAUS H E A EAR | [07 Minutes Grand ees Sonerrow's dar aa June Sale Specials these articles dollars, Frey tema hehe hs od whee talents, © Tf you are wise, you will not neglect such opportunities, No Mall oF Telephone Ontera lms laikmiven Wacaasa fad! etsy ‘Casieri and Stacy Wanted taper nen — straight and slignt'y | emb'y trimmed. Limit & mu tr telenmed with, laces and Stbdsome Mia Semone Drawers *° em and tucks, Limit O\ ) & $3.00 Batiste Corsets... .1.94 % Gres QUALITY to make a low , , reat | modeln-fine .quallty—extra ge Moke, Nalneoah ato rice, but neither do we use ae | Rei pl ¥ r natural peanut | Lace, emb'y and quality as an excuse for a high . f tf aFF the ‘only. trim price. " ing necessary. Prineess Sipe... ©. 7 inery Flowers........ e Our regular prices, there- aye of Phglee bed fore, are keanuly lower than Guicadac Hu “aq| N28 Blatt neck—om t Drews. those of an re store. tripes — tucked end ‘pisin | 49 et. mantra wer These Thur ials on A ' 1,38 Extra Sine Petticoats... .1.00| 39 +. Eaten Sine C goods most wantet now are tie = Floumnces tm fine plaiting Tonadale:Cambrieods to | reductions on our own regular é am China Sitk Waists. ........1.44] 91 59 Extra Sine Petticoats.’ prices. Worth a trip to oad ave yokem with and. without Naintook—emb'y oF Jace andi town, to take advantage of ~—4- - Wate Wailke.. .61| 69, ct, Wormen's Deawars :.:., 2400 . this list. ‘ PS re i lef | “Or good omb'y~dosen ely ioe neck or turn-back collar, 80 ct. Nain: eC vet - .00 Fine Batiste Waiste. -1,35] About twenty styles, with, THURSDAY SPECIAL. Mined eimbroldered fronts no aaaly | “eme'Ye-medatlions ‘and "rtbbow. eoar = eked atyies-tigh collate or turned: | $4.49 Women’ af $5, $6 and $8 T d Hats at $2 Each |) sts, ‘ee ee ae ' aye Ince OF. am rimme a ac. thnpire smoitele—clear iota cna patiate, etfectively triutd with | col border trimming "with or “without Sereok tod nabs 2 Extraordinary Sale for Thursday cat states... an| atte ee gb ‘many have extra t are HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS of trimmed Hats in extraordinary assortment. Something for al- chiding ‘Tusstan Drousve °|> 7 te 18 ve most every occasion. Please come just as early as possible. Messanioe foot, Rast Butiding, . || bro ind yearn” "| 98st, & $1.25 Boye! T ‘ q oe Soft Shiets............. fovsteds “ ‘eet ey $3.95 and $5.95 Shapes, 98¢ $15.00 to $22.00 Hats at $5.00 Maeotine socio aie tinisncawbiner | Smtoys tome pave, waten Untrimmed Hats, alt the best Imported shapes and coples| IN THE MILLINERY SALON—dovens upon dozens of very || foftturmback cutfen OO | gy et, Boys’ Golf ay In a myriad of different styles and enormous quantity. It] smart Hats whose only fault Is that they have outstayed their 1s a sale that millliners would be wise to take advantage of,| time a trifle in the Salon and must go immediately to make $269 Men's Bathing Suit gray. brown as, of course, this is far below the usual price of any of] way for Hats coming in every day. They will all be $5.00 | Ob eee AS eiceres th dae taped or lined. Easdeoe! Heid os at Senet 2108 TE sed Row, rat, Hant nuting | $1.65 Gils’ White, Conve Panes... “re risen sel ek tan end brayecattached collars or nea tee [THURSDAY SPECIAL. |__THURSDAY SPECIAL. | Mi! r — Praca ' Women’s $4 Tub Dresses, $1.98 | | womens Linen Dusters, $125 Each || pssitt sir Siettather ches Bree eae ate, ia GOOD QUALITY IRISH LINEN, ulster model, 600 DRESSES made of chambray, ginghams, | | with belt at back and generous pockets. Another rercales and voiles, in a great variety of styles and surprising value that should bring a crowd to the colors—some trimmed with embroideries, with | | Coat Store Thur: ay Ah adie rie Pe tr pique collar;—buttoned down the front—all sizes measure, from 32 to 44 bust measure. Excellent Dresses Second floor, centre, Central Building, for wear in the country or on on outing trips. THURSDAY ( SPECIAL, | 300 Misses’ $3 Dresses, 98c JUST THE THING FOR VACATION WEAR House Dresses, Negligees, Uniforms 4 ‘ Homemakers, Houseworkers, Novices, Nurses, on unl rounds of aly duties and rh dcr gre gear’ THURSDAY SPECIAL, to indke ¢! Women’s Coats, ved $17.95 —percale and gingham Dresses, trimmed with em- of Keep metre ran eet - broidery and self material of contrasting colors, of customers oth ld and sew. we and $22.9 THIS COLLECTION of Coats that Inctudes all the popular materials of the season—such as moires, embroidered grenadines, poplins, mixtures, char- meuse and satins, A wonderful assortment of styles and. sizes. And the earlier you come the broader, better, bigger variety of coats you will have before you. All colors, including black. None serit C. O. D. or om approval. [Thurs Sale of Women’s Tailored Suits At $7.95, $12.75, $15.00 and $18.50 300 SUITS TAKEN from our own stock and marked down to the above prices for quick selling. We never carry any garments over from a season, and so at this time everything must go in a jiffy. Women’s Tub Skirts at $1.10 and $1.65 A great sale of Skirts In cordeline, in white—thres of the newest Summer styles. None C, O, D. or on approval, floor, Central Building, For girls 13 to 17 years old. A special concession moNEGLIGEES AND 08 ue from the maker permits the price. peeved? Powered Lawns with belt. r Girls’ $1.50 Dresses at 69 Chambrays, Maran Lawns and Lin Plain and Fancy Crepes. 500 Dresses of check and stripe gingham and percale— many models... “Rea Ticket” Lote o' some trimmed with embroidery, others with self material’ Cinghee n aetieg¢ cro mr 94 vig * of contrasting colors; sizes 6 to 14 years. Second Noor, centre, Central Building, NOB. cscee of Variety of Silk, Albatross, Blaow! Chine und Messaling i =e quvahigittinemnnetetaes Jay one Slik ahd Cheops” THU Cy URSDAY SPECIAL. | ch with proage sinetce Sa Green Taffeta Silk Parasols, $1.37 guality Chambraye, Sear * YOU WILL NEED one or two of these. Your - " biel Hunter or Emerald Green, Several || white Linen tint undred of good quality silk, None C. O. D. eheroweers Peete We have a few slightly solled Parasols which have been by on | ee Daten eee we 4 "te greatly reduced, It might be Interesting to you to look || two-piece styles. at these. Bireet Noor, Fulton street, Central Building, [THURSDAY sPeciaL | Dress Ginghams, 8c a Yard SEVERAL THOUSAND yards of a splendid grade of Dress Gingham, in checks, plaids and stripes; good colors; an excellent tub fabric; they come from the mill in 10 to 20 yard lengths; we will cut any length, Men's s Fine Shiris=ouaate.. 49 he special pri aiduiean iadmadassieeiel ae ae Also at Same Price . . Balance of Negligee Shirts with Laundered Cutt, a That Were $1.49 and $2.00 rid } —— MORNING SPECIALS—Temerrow, Thursday, Until’ P.M, To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mall or Telephone, Q Subway floor, West Bullding, [THU R! SDAY 8 Men’sWashable Four-in-Hands,7c [THURSDAY SPECIAL. | Piiigernecktsie-Vat ice” ker | enthe uOMi emb'a medallions; alsa tow colinrs: | covered, trates ; 2.400 Fancy Summer Ties—Come Early Women’s 20c Stockings, fi rus with cold emb'd TEXTuEh GOOUS- MAIN FLOR, pag 1216 ot Faney Susi WHITE AND FANCY COLORS in a tremen- 2 Pairs for 25c Crean aire dous range of styles—all washable. Just the thing LISLE THREAD Stockings, seamless, double ‘ ora trln br tight leover | Wasi! DAAS FabRiOsmasmemter, + for wear during the vacation at the seashore, moun- tains or wherever you go. But they will go quick- ly, so come early. garter tops, double soles, in black, tan and white, UNDERWEAR ALIN PLooR, — |$1.09 Cotten Sizeat floor, Fulton street, Central Bulldiag, Hi {nch—aoft, absorbent, noni 198 et. Women’s Wash Shirts ata} ~!-sar8 pleco, J Black and navy—whiti TOWELLINGS—MGIN FLOOR, rt Co black and white Bireet Noor, front, Kast Bui THURSDAY SPECI wire, with plante—ait leabtnn tod SKIRTS-SECOND FLOOR, 124 et. Wemen's Black Lisle Hose. . to | i | iP six slewdouble heel, Women’s 20c Underwear, 2 for 25c THURSDAY SPECIAL, | Carpet Samples, 50c to $1.95 Barter tonal wi LOW NECK, sh \ iKYMALN FLOC ps HE i 3 Pgberay K NECK, sleeveless, extra size; also regue | ['39:ct. Boys’ Negligee Shirts..... cy MUSLIN®--BASBMENT) CARPET SAME L Et: tl! nleely frlaged of hemy lar sizes, sleeveless and short sleeves; some ri Plain figured’ and riped 15 ct. Manyon's. Witch Hazel med, 1 and 114 yards long. Priced at half the cost } | ; ain ponges, sar - | Well known complexio lace yokes, sleeveless. t A or colle t ‘phen of the material, friist tee (eel isan y leeveless WNTSNi tidy PuooR, TOILET ARTICLES wks Sireet Moor, Pultom street, Central Bujldi SUE _| [29 ct. Women’s Kicchon Aprons. 90 | 18 t0 35 ct, Moe's intial Amoskeag. Gingham—full size—tle ch hem—pure Un: strings and rockets. sortment of nity Sem MUS GND eMWhalt—8HCOND FLOOR. ois eal hd Posy Mets -00 The KEY to FORTUNE'S VAULTS is commonly Known § | :: Sh | eeacual™ ta are, WORLD REAL ESTATE AD. Acq lay Ne