The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1913, Page 25

acarvin water coe ABANDONED BY “PALS,” reports of several shots and near he found a revolver in which were six SEVERAL DUELS FOUGHT sy a "FOR AFFECTIONS OF GIRL |=." Four Agra Try to Try to Wrest Fo was a friend of Fatcon!, and Blele a follower of Falconi's rival, They e#aid Two Men Held While Police an Investigate Numerous Gun- “no tunes From New York, but they expected io be a to show hil ay het ane fights in the Bronx. Boston Symphony (NE MAN |S SHOT DOWN, Orch:: stra Heara| By Syleests r rawling. the attack on Malcon! and that ot | Chauncey I. as yet undiscovered, had been shot. | t Cleveland | | \ +: 6 ei mee forgery. He is only ninet DEFY THE CHIEF JUSTICE. t na dopper, well dre lost night he had v a of making t Newsboys Keep Up Fisht as Mr/ |. joke On, p He Came Alone. the later shootings we outgrowtis ortune here. Then Detective Claire but vie dred and Fifty-accond atreet and Samuel Catonia of Mott avenue and One Hun- {dred and Fifty-first street were held by jay after y newsboys f Justice sylvania avenue late yer noon, when they ran into ¢ fighting, At first the Dr. Muck's programe was not severe It might be calied poouius even Bre reas Magistrate Deuel in Morrisanta Court seemed to relish the s: but when 4nd when We decided to come to New } Sporting Goods 4 ‘ahme's rAgi too rough he said: “That will do, Yor’ and make enough money to buy a r} symphonic porm to-day in $1,000 ball each for examina: you had better stop it” Nut the plantation in the South I forged the Toys & Gifts Wagner's overture to tion Monday as the result of several|uelstraining order’ of the Chief Jus- ciecke, Tho other fellows went back Fifth Avenue at 31st Street Dutehm Bach was played with shooting afraye Inet night in the Italian! ecg of ihe United States Supreme © me, however, when they found they masing virtuosity. Indeed, when it Was Bll over one was left to wonder | whether something of aopeal to senti- ment had not been sacrificed in the chievement of sucn marvellous pre-| eon; of No, 603 Mor ‘Juat fighting lads. Full of sand," others.” eal perfection. At any rate, t udl@nce was aroused to show mark t might he was shot jemonstiations of approval, Dr. Mu ‘ pai One Hundred was reca’ed many times and twice the ang treet In Morris avenue. entire orchestra was mais to rise IN] de was taxen to Lebanon Hospital in a acknowledgment of the plaudits e condition. He declared he didn't w who had shot him. HERBERT WITHERS! OON An hour later Policeman Smyth of the; GIVES FINE SONG RECITAL, |! Alexander avenue station caught Ca-| Herbert Witherspoon, who is a favor Bs “ " al and One Feet {te singer in the Me hitan rn ir and Fifty-thi sireet after Ca- Company, and an Ar o had put two men to flight with sterling quality, a recital a1} eeveral pate Fe Tt Rbeie cele| Gi a Rh | foon afterwan cla roar ce cneneae, & laree a tenth a n ling of the. New RC SE Central: Dry n @aramme had a wile rane. cmd in Ger adern ie ri in Prenea, ia tae er Mero. The man who ie keen to and folksongs. ie As in exce olee and h 0 each #0 : ls peu If You Know Dr. y ahs * Wher expreasion that the moot ard tie] Edwards? Olivs Tablets serve the best of things at his Goieed, Bach any table—is the rian who always raate ie drinks Coates & Co.'s Plymouth deormand. Bach, Haydn, ‘« rings unter ‘i i when he drinks Gin. |advantage in the con.est for the girl’ Lamar resumed t walk, Cleveland without extradition. "Chanson Bacaique well done, Of the Ge man songs, Sohu- i ‘and 4 Gretry were in his first sro look in your “The Kerry Cow,” an old Triso ballad arranged vy ©. ers for@ ai an old English seng "Th Taralve Days of Christinas,” Mr. With erspoon sang them ininitabiy ant P rought down the house, He dere. ves thanks for presenting them to us, iins Morgenaern accompanied Mr Wither spoon at the piano eflectively BROOKLYN mmwstw OPPENHEIM GLLINS &@ Sw Fulton and Bridge Sts., Brooklyn Misses’, Juniors’ and Girls’ Apparel 2xceptional Values Children’s School end Dress Coats Smart and exclusive mode!s of Boucle, Zibe!ine, Chinchilla, Corduroy, Velvet, Cut Velour, etc., in Prevailing colors; si.es 4to 10 years, 5.90 6.75 7.50 8.90 10.75 Values $8.75 to $15.00 Girls’ School and Dress Coats Full lergth mode’ ts of sup ric r quality Cheviot, Cut Velour, cibeline, Corduroy, Loucle, Fancy Mixtures, Wool Plush; sizes 8 to 16 years. 8.90 9.75 12.75 15.00 18.00 Values &1 $25.00 lo Misses’ and Juniors’ Cutaway and full tergth mode!s of Zibeline, Wool Piush, Woucle, Chinchiila, Bedford Cords, Cut Velour, etc. Half and full lined. All colors; sizes 13 to 20 years. 10.75 13.50 15.00: 18.00 22.50 Values $13.75 to 830,00 Smart Costs Girls’ Serge Dresses —Special Saturday Girls’ Velvet Dresses —Special Saturday . i model, Gibson effect Charining !ong-waisted mode! of Soft-; Pp oye List; of standard Nar 3.95 Finish Veivet, in Biack, Navy, Brown and| 7,OQ Blue Serge, silk tie, leather belt and aa | Value $5.50 Russian Green, wich piping and crushed vig 812.50 ton trimmed. Sizes 4 to 14 years, girdle of silk. Sizes 8 to 14 years, Misses’ Tailored Suits—Special Misses’ Fur Trimmed Suits—Special Of Cheviot, Dizgonal Cords and Serge in Copies of late Paris mode!s in Chiffon Blach, Navy, irown, Copenhagen and Mae 18. 00 Broadcloth and Sayadere Cloth, effectivee 25.00 hegany; several exclusive youthful models, | Value $29.75 | ly trimmed with fur; all prevai.ing colors. | Value $39.75 Women’s and Misses’ Winter Coats—Exceptional Values The season's latest and best selling models—three-quarter, sevenecighths and full length, of Plain and Fancy Bouote, Chinchilla, Rough Serge, Cut Velour, Wool Plush, Bayadere Cords, Zibeline, Broadcloth, Mixtures, Velour de Laine, Velvet, Plush, Persian Cloth, Caracul Cloth, Broadtail Cloth, etc. 15.00 19.75 22.50 25.00 29.75 | Stytes and meke represent our usual high standard of quality in Black, Navy, Brown, Taupe, etc.; suitable for Afternoon, Evening, Street, Dress or Sport wear. Some yoke lined of same materials, others half or full lined in Peau de Cygne or Satin. | YOUNG FORGER Is Heo SWEATERS 4 youth, and until sted him. The Cleveland Trust Com- t he forged two checks FAO. ‘and weave, band gained | <Chiet Jus Oot 88 each on last Oct. 16, and Springer «every year until j admats ft. ty Assoclat Justice yw full, with a quue| Philip Biele of No. #8 East One Hun- aniiely wav down Penn, There were four of us" he to FA e' Oo. ‘aire, “all of us of good families and J of us tired of working aa clerks and neh, ! 4 7. ), [was clerk in the trust company, colony In Morris avenue. The police e8y| Court had no effect in that contest, wo cvuldn't get Jobs here. Why they | ‘a lively feud has developed among half] yr, White saw tt through. Both boys #kipped without paying me the 625 | <meee — @ dozen young Italians over a & were bleeding at the none when they forfeit which we agreed should be paid DENTISTAY. Because of his money, Vinc I | “eatied It quite. ,by any one of ua who abandoned the slom, and—If one may say It—-of Buch) qo gaicon-keeper, seemed to have an|remarked the Chief Juatice as he and Springer has agreed to return to, ALEX D|SHAW/ «co ny of Style and Quality f= For the outdoor boy or | gitl—from the juvenile to the junior—a sweater is an indispensable part of his or her wardrobe. Our unusually complete line of aweaters affords a wire range otyles. Prices in each grade are most moderate considering the uniformly exceptional quality of nd @ choice inculors, weights and} THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, | Rataditehed Th you have only two or tires oone, decayed or broken teeth in eitner jaw, we can oo otrengtien and restore toy that by using the Sewest Waterbury nudge in conjunction with "them we can pto- vide you with a tull set of artiiiai teeny a» serviceable as those grown by .vature, and often more beautiful. Vhs unique process entirely ooviates the use at plates | and cannot ve done except by | i The New WATER3URY Way Come here in the moriine, Nave your old teeth extracted 1s, and return hone at night with a NEW set that its periect: ly. Our ANCHOR DENTURE 40). LESS PLATE icaves the ro! of cre wholly uncovered, permits natural taste and vecedom of the tongue in taining. AL work guaranteed 10 yea Extractions and denta: surgery made AL \uL39 oy vur own NEW BOTANICAL DISCOVERY WALEAbURY DENTAL PARLOLS “1, Sra nt 414-008 Potton at New " a, HOURS § 9 4) BUND SW tee German, Frenen ant Ladies woken _FOR SALE Lanois ASSORTMENT OF > WATCHE SW € DIAMONDS MOST. LIQRAL Tr AMS cat Sa 109 Weekly Ha 4 iod- Sher Weak ee fF S06 442% Sims WERENT, ber areue DIAMONDS ONCCEDIT| ‘ROYAL baton 2 Waich ca Put 5608 CURE HAMLOND SC BIT «. WEETC2.! HELP WANTES—Mn-S, Kasistant Brass Koun t 1913. [ANCNEW_YORK'S_Sti0i NEW_YORK'S SHOLPI -HEARN: Fourteenth street Wert of Fifth Avenue SATURDAY—CHILDREN’S DAY For Dependable Merchandise, Come Herej ie | 3 Yours in Dry Goole ‘ For Genuine Price-Savings, Come Here! $ To Know How Great Your Savings Are Make Compsrisons. a We, as Well ae You, Profit by Thorough, Relentless Comparisons i Masic in Restasrant Every Day- 12:00 ta 3:00 ‘ Yomorrow's Leaders are Red Ticket Lots of | WOMEN’S HOSIERY. MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS SINKS {rer owe meueeetee Red Tickets, you knew, are only pat apon cedaced goods. J. A. H. & Son Special Listes, Suits at 14.98 a Suit: A 19.98 ; ' sve kirte—tong | Tuxedo an front cutaway conte kw § vaya), cweta and part tee showing ie wise’ draped saints, wd Miurable:. helt...Navy, new and old eoraee ek tae sith . - or taulnens, fis tivreud Neel and toe—alee 4 tatiored—14 to 18 vears, (dibesitaloea an Also, These Unmatchable Values :— 3 ‘1 Misse<’ Coats—- Also 4 Misses’ Coats— Men's Mosiery silk plated, L 9.98 ti I how greatly te Cheviot and novelty atrinea—full leneth | Cutaway. at . * is In fing variety —beited backs tn: plush trimmnin . ‘ Tininae--well made. Lovely Party Dresses— : 9.98 to 2 Misses’ $'lk Dresses— Many aro just, riant for bel *. e ' , 12.93 y F 4 Straieht or draped skirta with platted ce th Saicr av Spec alin 4 th haeretttatalt and Ince vestees— ot oven, many of which RCSARIES 4 daintiest collars and cuffa, Sunive-IM4 to IS years Ps ’ ‘ See also Morning Special in Misses’ Dresses (below) wanedet .60 ‘ GALS’ C.1\CHILLA COATS 10) F.o ty Weaher laved=rn' ea. guevatiten. foe. tential 0.08... 19.98 und 14.98 years Ne vin color beade = tm Need 8 to MM years Full length, comfortable-looking conts in attractive, navy, our best sellere-- * trown, fawa and gray shades—very aoft end wooly Perfectly splendid linings nye in demand. ‘ of bright red or olor flannel, wide self facings Really the moat use‘u! ‘ end wctrac school and general wear conta made Girls lore them ant mothers realize their superiority in wearing quality as well as appearance 4 cacti stesamae items tan ® , LEATHER HANDBAGS. BOY S—OVERCOAT TIME IS HERE ‘ In no accessory of women's dress are: change in style more forcefully Are You Ready? noted thun in Denchrps Three Special Values for Tomorrow: ; New Shape varity wad Row colors Heulnning the ante jock gi men who wi the cream of the let, Venett } Wi Voivet 9x12 feet— Elsewhere $27.00. . AXMINSTERS are famous Beauvais ee - Oriental designs and Neapolitan Ice Cream, Venetian Silk Ven whee and S et. Children’s School Hosiery... cotton heavy rib-double heel nd town all sige 59 et. Cidron’s Underwear... $4.95 Girls’ Dre MEN'S FURNISHINGS —MAIN FLOOR, M ede and cor che asiue} 3.98 mbleme 2.08 te 10.08 or braid trimmed. tee ————————_ 9 At 7.98 AU§.98 | At 12.98 and brown Unnty ee wor- inliltary colluca~p colors Dure worsted serges and fancies—em blue-Norfolk and 2.98] warn Cheviot Gverconts | Chinehillas and cheviot | Young men's sizew-—to 87 single and double brent | Oefeoatings — na yy, | ch ‘Sree me * “ h. boll gray, brown and fancies | chevint overcoatings “plain oF wit t— | convertiile collar and | brown and gray mixtures < Nowe Fe Ppa buttoned ay | wing nod double breast : Some years— ve woo! lin to 12 | —-verious belts, “eat eae $10.00 values. years, ia pockets and other details Juvenile Suits to 10 Long Trouser Suits are — 05.00 valuen — sercen, 32 to 38 chest-new Fall vis in wtrineds, ; aly nes we eee cack, ‘modele—serne oings... Tomorrow, 2 P. M., Clean-up Sale of MATINEE LUNCHEON , Finest Wilton Velvet hugs for Tomorrow—12.00 to 2.60 Saniord & Sons’ Axmunsier Kugs 34 cents Roth Are Seamless 19.50, iets, Tite WILTON VELVETS ate ot Razdoome eet : and rose grounds, jeome designs on cream | Tea, Cultee. Mux. Art Kvery da: ity te chee eee eee eee SILK UNDERWEAR Shoe News tor Sa:urday For Women Boys, Girls and Women Included Remember! In this Department it ie not enough te just sell chess, —white, pink r they are fitted carefully and satisfactorily. * Vente—white el6- nh band tone 4 ears} High cut—amart, but Stk Unton su patent leather vainps with kid 0 pink —riLuon run tob= cloth tops -aiso Vict kid having | With Louis heels 9 patent tipa or gun metal calf with Patent jeathor— kid tops. Fibvon bows. With Cuban heels h einbroldery Black, white Bises 8% to 18%. rig M shapes Cuban i t Hines 1 to 6% + 04D to 1.08] won's ton and lace, MORNING SPECIALS—-Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. ! antities WO) Variety of at! wool cheviote and | other Fall fabrics, also navy nero | smiany wih extra trousers Norto:ie and HOSIERY. MAIN FLOOR, Boye" sins Fitub PUbon, |. Boys’ Blewsss- 8 to 15 yre a7 White percales den cloth hed collar or heck= BNISUINGS—THIRD FLOOK, Bort $1.49 Boye’ Sweaters 28 to 34... Heavy wool and worsted mixed white, navy. Oxford iiyron K and rown and tan mixtures erke—autin inet of tap UNININOS—THIRD FLOOR, 0 ¢t. Schoot Supplies. and | 40 et, Men's Underwear 33 Riri esy i “hatin “ban, Fleece lined camel's hair tint~ WILLINERY THIRD PLOOR, VENA NitttwoaR” MAIN FLOOR $2.25 Girls’ High Cut Shoes P $2.49 Men's Bath Robes.............. 179 $2.00 Bogs’ Veal Cali Shoes... LAV} Gun motai caitatull to Jyeniard ban keuwrcqray bine and Medium sound oe 4 ~extension soles | toes and heels Stensloe ote other good co! Boks _Secduy rL008R, Specials. Tenderfoot Comfort Shees ed Boys’ Knock-abouts All aizes cane Panne Pad Lag Young Men's Suits...............6.06 $1.25 Heatherbloom Petticeats........... 8 one trousere—ie to 3 cheat—pavy is _very Wight and se barteetly eerkes, fancy cheviota and casais Eto vere amt attractively “immed mad with Titra ninalican oon rr SPOOND FLOOR, indie, collar and cutters | SPUN TENS CLatia. RuIRD FLOOR, a $2.25 Women's Coutil Corsets........... TAT —@HOOND VOOR | 55 96 Boye! Now Fall Suits..........-. 408] Tacering-sxtce lone hivencnodl dostantial Kartere—lace ct, Women's H'd’k''s rn) 0 Clasps tana, ¥ wo clasps—tane, gee, GLOVESMAIN FLOOR, att . to Dol Bure FeNigLNGs "FiuaD rLoon, th a brunettes ~olosin a at. Boys’ Cape... tr wid” erkser—ds SPYMONERY THIRD FLOOR, SHOES —SHCOND FLOOR, t vampe—turnes lace and butten, Dancing Pumpe too hiffon rosettes, Beaded Slippers 1.98 to 2.05 Good yea PAM BIROM ccreeeeeeteeeeseweenereee 1.98 - ent coltakin—Alm etal Hack Kid-one strap—short vamp= bread and medium broad toex~but- 1 hacd turned soley—high Cubaa ND FLOOR, new patterns “4 white—embt