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ere obliged te remain six months be- fore they may be paroled. The fight last night developed into eal thing, and those in charge of BY 100 GIRLS AT (Saez ceeces steses| AND LEFT RIGHIN FOUR mort intimate friends, ena-r-ed tie wid CHILO FALLS TO DEATH AUTO PERIL ON BRIDGE. NURSE, Tie A WIDOW the Motel Plaza. ite waa tnen general] INTO GROUP OF WOMEN.|..,105 xewneod Wauee ‘olp to Manager of the sales department of the rf Try It. Brooktya Dangerous, American Tobacco Company, but later No condiment can equal it became a member of the Stock x-[S/PS From Fire Escape and Tum-| qeame trom Manhattan to Brooklyn for delicacy of flavor. change firm of Perkins, Erickson & Co. bles Five Stories; Shrieks Start over the Brooklyn Bridge has been sus- , ‘the make believe variety, responded Mrs. Porter was on her way home 99 +. pended, except for pleasure automobiles, & » from a European tour when her hus- Fire Panic. hil adway is being G Falling from the fifth story fire os , horse-drawn vehicles and motor trucks has caused cape in the rear of his tenement home reat contuaton an Park 1 to-day litte three-year-old Louis Lisci- light automobiles the tri Otta of No, 31 East One Hundred and rve or skid from thi 1 tw his enough of the miz-up In about 0 his apartments at the Plaza from Forty-sitth street crasned to the etone sult in a nasty sp! Mrs. Holliwefl Porter Finds ee Sen ee ee aie ane casey | PAVING GL. the teat ot , susiber ot Gun the feparum He called in Mounted Policeman i . Since hie death Mra Porter has made tt will take a month, the Department of Police Dazed by the Cloud of soimes and roticeman Washburn, The| ‘Third Romance; to Marry | Rr Me st'the ttote: Gotham, women who were hanging clothes in the| Bridges estimates, before the road is e@bout the floor. Mre. Harris called in pinned beneath it when he and three Gpecial Officer Hartigan, and he got ‘ with all their vigor, Pretty soon scores of the wayward were scrapping, oulling band o killed in an automobile acci- hair, cursing, pummeling and rolling Y dent. His car overturned and he ,was ——— Wall street friends were returning to reements were dazed for the ————— couraytrd and was instantly killed. The | finished. Lingerie and the Display | foment by the clovts of lingerle and W. C. Van Slyke, r ‘> Lingerie isplay moment by the clonds of lingerie and y! NEW MARCONI LINE. shrieks of the women started a fire panto In the tenement, renting a hu dred persons down into the street in a wild stampede, Policeman Mooney of the Alexander Qvenue station heard the cries and came on the run. After finding no fire some of the excited tenants remembered LBAUMA the cause of the panic lying on the at of Hosiery. Fair, minus the shfliciahs, and with the » a sex Feversed. But the policemen saiied| Friends of Mra, Rath Altce Halliwell in, and there was a scattering of hosts, | Porter and of Warren Clark Van 6lyke, “LEADER GETS 3 YEARS.|firte cova vo handed, When the meles| notes 4st ayer /ay “eam ity whore . i was over Helen Conly, Reba i laesent, ane saaneraa prtcalllthatt rai ‘The Committees of the Norwegian Par- Jenny Gold! } Mary Reilly, 4 lament te<lay unanimously recom- Kionline and Elsie Smith were arrested | the engagement of the couple. It is the She Started the Fight in the} Sia°taien to the Jetterson Gtarket po-| third romance in the life of Mra. Porter, | ™ended approval of the contract ar i _ ee 4 frye ne ahgeanene = paresis | Norway to Be Connected With Sta- ten at Beston. CHRISTIANIA, Norway, June %.— 7. Hee station, @he was Miss Ruth Alice Cole, a ranged between the Marcon! Company |stones in the rear of the bullding, and Hope of Reducing Her If the Conly girl expected to get off] trained nurse, and in 160 she was called | 4nd the late Norwegian Government, | Mooney valled an ambulance from Lin- ve pe sheag rah MF alto ditasenintes hg to attend Charles E. Halliwell, First Dory oa isaittn tb caress esa coin ee but the ith was dead, in Norway ica jain mi a Time to 10 Days. Saglettate, Meganiée, Vice-President of the American To- —— = » in the Night cations can ed. Court, sent her to the Bedford Home| °%cce Company, in the Hotel Majentio, voce thgdh cyan Under the contract the Norwegian aaa fe se chine te where Mr. Halliwell had just undergone 10 Home of the Wayward, at Dyc®-| -) down from six months to ten daya| trations hastened his recovery of perfect | erection of a station at Stavanger, fan street and the River road, came] failed ignominiously. Her five com-|health and the acquaintance begun at| Which will be connected with « station fear going the way of the wayward last|DPanions were sent to separate cells, |his beside was continued later, Mr. | &t Boston charged with disorderly conduct, and] Halliwell f a night, when upward of ene hundred | wilt come up to-night for examination. | nurse, in ae Nets ot kin MAAINIOA AUTO KILLS PLAYING CHILD. j S 5 U R E Girlie engaged in a hair ee fave Ape they are held in ball of 1,00 | daughter, Mra, Holland Duell, of New ig wctatching and fist fight. jen Con- a! Rochelle, whose close friend Mise Colo ae £OoR —$____ ly, nineteen years old, wae the ring- OF TAL SAVINGS became. architect Burroughs Reches Victim D E D Libis end! Wan eetnteeesd OF 406 GROWTH OF POS je] On Oct. 4 of the same year—10¢—Mr. to Hospital Without Avatl. o Sasee tax Halliwell and Mins Cole wer> married IN. n ics others. .| Beets Ate 980/000 Depesttors wad |i at Anesis: Church end went to live| gene memento Jae BUCS ‘When it was time to retire in the 25,000,000 Deposits. ®—An automobile driven oy a chauf- fnstitution, Helen and the five others at the Holland House. Thetr romance roaa* WASHINGTON, June 2.—At pres-|lasted less than a year, for in May,| Ut for C. W. Burroughs,” a wealthy c Fefused to go to bed. Helon te « mor-| ent 7,272 qualified banks are paying to}1907, Mr. Halliwell was stricken with| New York architect, who has a sum: Rs CHES Phine fiend, and the impression of| the Government 2% per cent. interest] poplexy while entertaining at a dinner| Mer residence here, siruck and mortally > Harrie,, superintendent, ia that| 0M postal savings funds. New and|party and died shortly afterward. His the fight atarted es @ make believe simplified regulations under which such | will Jeft one-quarter of his $5,000,000 cs- banks must qualify as depositories for|tate in trust for his widow, juarte! e@ffair. The Conley girl was eent to/| postal savings funds now are being ‘4 wal . @he Home on Wednesday night, On| sent out by the post office department. AND nN ROOMS Completely i! Completely Completely § injured olght-year-old Stephen Adams Furnished ae SuMKd taosing that blest ree ‘urnished Furnished aaa 4 5 NAW child was chasing @ ball in the stroot BRL. BT containing We Pay Freight |cr hi read cemrenttoy ges R curgufts, matted and Railroad Fare |:r4,'x ‘omnecticwt. in trust for his only son, Walter 8. inf ite, ma Halttwell of New Canaan, Conn, and| Mr. Burroughs and his wife were in| UtvidlerBuze, ISe28e our outfite, Whe night before two girls had got] wor in ise ditterent oie half outright to Mrs, Duell, hie daugh-[the automobile, They took the boy to el penn y REE. fnto @ fight and were sent to the Ieland | positors number 0,000; and de- | ter. ‘5 howpital, where he died a few min. |Ongcan stil for ten days. At the Home the girls| posits aggregate $35,000,000, ‘Walter Porter, one of Mr, Halltwetl's| utes jater. QONEILE-ADAMS Ca, ONEILL-ADAMSCo ONEILL-A DAMSCQ Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City ioieno sale ever held " VRERR ESS President The Lyrachord Co., and upon arrival are being tested and inspected by Mr. Nahan Franko, for years Conductor and Concertmeister Metropolitan Opera Company. ONEILL-ADAMSCa Wi: ue HR! This co-operative sale has been such a stupendous success, we But this is not to the point. The is, you ; simply cannot help mentioning it again, It is simply wonderful advantage of this unusual opportunity which this great co-operative sale affords. what concentration can do. Here we have sold nearly two hundred If you ever expect to put a piano in your home, it would be downright negligence pianos and one hundred player: pianos in 7 weeks. If this average not to, at least, come in and see these pianos, either to-day or to-morrow, and go over the proposition first hand. Let us mildly insist upon your coming in to-mor- — peep up ie a e year round, it would mean a sale of row (the last day of the sale), and seeing for yourself just what this sale means to any one who has a thought of owning a piano, And this has been sold in addition to our regular day to day business. It has not been disturbed one iota—going right straight ‘along i in the even tenor of its way. How to obtain one of these pianos Special advantages of this co-operative plan Stas aiacua 4 oh oad ak are ea eek tional 4 we pe a $850 plano for $248.75—$5 initial Payment — " $1.25 a week and no is to send or bring in Ave dollars, for which we will at once the manufacturers and ourselves give you # receipt. interest 1, Every instrument is guaranteed viene odin 5. The piano will be tuned f¢wice without charge. This five dollars is credited to your account on the co-opera- est g uarantee we know how to for five years. oo are no “ite” or “ands” inthe 6. 4 aba al to match the piano, and late style scarf tive books, make. If the English lepgunge can guarantee—jus a straight-out guarantee as strong as are include: without extra cost. " 4 : one can be written in the English language. 7. You are given the opportunity to procure others PL alee rca plan then Fold i et end aloes» make one stronger we are willi ng to sign f 2. If, aiter 9 i” days’ trial the plano ng satis- i aks odvantage of this sale, which stil further re of one dollar and twenty-five cents a we et ase al | ite We have eliminated every if’ and actory we will give you your money back, uces the cost of your piano. piano, or two dollars a week if you select a player-piano. evel ” It the 30 days’ trial is satisfactory, you then 8. Delivery of either the piano or piano-player to Thore are no further payments of any kind to be met, every “doubt. The langua; e of the bare 11 months more to fully satisfy yourself as to the any point within 109 miles of New York City will be guarantee is the spirit of it, which is to You may make your selection at onre-—to-morrow--next character of the piano. If then, at the end of the first made without further cha args, immediately upon the bc onvenient to you. I ve each ang ever person who pur- oe the piano is not everything you think it should ree cipt of the initial paymen. of 5 dollars dey rgd Bae te A Hee enaventent to you ft give aa oneon you are em © the privilege of exchanging it for And finally, should you die during the time in You select your instrument aad the date of delivery is wholly Cyk this epgpen cut and mail to-night p— Kpoy Neee ll ony in be house, of equal or better we you a Paving for your piano, we will volun, optional with you, these fine eatnny a i”) le jout one penny’s loss to you. te cancel all unpaid payment san send « receip ‘ fe wegen and description of pianos bey player. 4. Absolutely no interest to sent in fall for the piano to your f meee ona venieat Ad 1s ja personally eciees remy lariree PIANOS PORE” siacos veins veld on your co-operative. plan to tive and ob ,, re We . tions, with the understanding that, if at the end of » thirty | 20th and 22d Streets, E New ils Shoppin; is Main Building - days! trial you are dissatisfied, we will refund your money New York City Filth Floor and send for the instrument Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City gy successiul)yiy The point is, you have but one more day to take On the pianos of this sale | have jointly produced the stronge | Hunting Boot #4 Yachting Shoes _ Coward Barefoot S JAMES S. COW, 264-274 Greenwich &t., (nRap WARASR CTBERT) iat wee U one ay |): @ = y =e L Ci Our 180 Broadw a OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 LiWe Sra ey ‘A Weeki Opens am MARLEM STORE, wn53 AVE!” bird AvelSe