The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1914, Page 5

| } | | CLD TLS WOMAN “IED” ~ABULLOOG ON HER Father of Ten-Year-Old Alice Casey Seeks $5,000 Damages From Mrs. German. ots . 4 » . dann oe *aLICE CASEY Ten-yenr-old Alice Casey with the calm of an expert witness took tho stand to-day before Justice Ford and f® jury in the Supreme Court, uted highly paid lawyers, she told in her childish way how a vicious bulldog bit her on the legs and thigh when she went into Mrs, Addie L. German’s/| cherry orchard at Canarsie and began to pick up cherries that had fallen on the ground. Alice's father, William Casey, Is su- Ing Mrs. German for $5,000 damages, | | alleging that the woman set the bull-| dog upon the girl, Mrs, German's! husband is a wealthy leather manu- facturer in Manhattan On the witness stand the little girl's face was happy in spite of the fact that she has three big scars on her body, where the dog sunk his teeth into her. “There was a lot of fat cherries on the ground, and us girls thought we could have them,” she began. “So I climbed over the fence and began to pick up cherries, ‘The other little girls stood outside the fence, I hadn't been there long when I saw Mrs. German standing in the window of the house, “I went on picking up cherries and pretty soon I saw a woman walking toward me. She brought the bulldog along and when she got close to ae she said: ‘sic ‘em.’ 1 ran to the fence and started to climb over, The other litte girlie ser od, but 1 couldn't climb o T tog had hold of me by the right leg.’ Mr, Deutch, attorney for the Caseys, asked the child to show her leg, and she did, first the sear on the right leg and the one on the left, They were both very plain and the jurors stood up in their box and! eerutinized, “pid he bite you any place else?” asked Mr. Deutch, "Yes," replied Alice, dropping her “THE EVENING WORLD, Sep ee re NOSE THURSDAY, APRIL eyes bashfully, “but 1 don't tke to] —~~~~~-~~~— ~~~ ~~~ jahow you ? ToCureCorns, Callouses { “Well, point to It,” said the attor-/( Bunions and Aching Feet , ney, and the little witness placed a ~ ~ - finger on her thigh. H On er for Mrs, German, wanted to know what the woman who “sicked” on the dog said to her. “Bhe said, ‘it's good for you, now it'll teach ‘you @ lesson," replied Alice. Mr, Cass asked the child if she had heard of the W pore suit in which a boy's parents had sought $5,000 dam- ages from Mrs. German. Mr, Cass re- marked that the jury in Welnberg's case gave the boy 6 cents damages. The remark drew from Justice Ford The following t# absolutely the murent s-examination Lawyer Cass, | and qutckest cure known to sclence for ait foot aliments @ two tableapoon- fale of Cal din ® basin of warm water. @ feet in this for fully fifteen tly rubbing the sore parte, 1s really wonderful, All soreness goes instantly and tho feng be peeled immedint A twenty-five cent box of Calo- olde ie maid to be suffietent to the t. Tt works * and removes a sharp rebuke. He told Mr. Cass that he had no right to make such a prejudicial statement to the jury and warned him not to repeat It. When Alice left the stand her sister Annie was called. Annie was one of the little girls who stood outside the fen aune waste time uncertain rem- edien. pound In stock of he can get ft In a fow hours from his wh house, Prepared In Co, Chicago, Adve th Ave. th Corner 17 Street The Very Spirit of Easter Fashions Is Glitteringly Vibrant in This GalaSale of Easter Suits | For Women and Misses It is quite natural to expec. the whole world of faildon N reflected in suits that cost $25 to $50—they're easy \|to produce. The distinct | achievement of Jackson's lies | | in the fact that all the grace and beauty and scintillating frilly newness of the Spring modes is an actuality at these {triumphantly low prices, 10-75 12-75 | 14-98 Here, true to life and to the fines types of fashion, are the smartest, most fascinating and charmingly be- coming fashions created in a century. 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An ideal hat for Spring an $1.95, $2.45, $3 Summer, ee yrates, at i Soft Hats—In all the season's newest shapes and colors. ‘The “West End,” fa decidedly smart-looking hat, in green, browns, gray and maroon, with the popular Pugaree bund, | We also have « large assortment of the more con- servative styles, Men's Silk Hats, $3.95 1 Remilar Value AL large ge ' wer top hate at the top of the milk hat season, Men’‘s Caps, 50c & $1.00 “ie Picadly." 4 new Hah hae in ell patterns, just thing far Loring She pleatrian’ AM! sizes, OW to TH Derbies have the Boys’ Hats, 50c to $1.45 Hundrevis of new atylen to nelect trot sat ed ‘Tyroiean in a jaken an ideal hat itore—Htreet Floor, Crepe Georgette Blouses Ee Avery smart model, made up with Samy embroidered ruff_and cowl collar of chifton; finished with $4.95 silk cord and tassel. 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Your Faster Suit or Overcoat Is Here, The Price Is Only ‘12.50 Would Have to Pay $18 to $25 Elsewhere’ also Balbriggan, at 59c Light weight athletic Union Suits; the most suit- able kind of underwear that men can wear, buttons and closed crotch. O'Nelll's Men's Store—Street Floor. 10 «CO'NEILL-ADAMS CO, Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, and Pay Only $17.50 _ Their Moderate Regular Values Are $25.00 to $35.00 2 Club Payments if Desired Sizes for women, small women and stout women up to 55 bust Tailored Suits lea too. Lana! to mention in detail; in an checks, ctepons and novelty weaves; kimono and Eton fronts, @ ai taways, loose and belted baci revers, fancy buttons or self-ornaments, lace or ribbon ruchings. folds or single and double tiers. Colors, tango, lettuce, wistaria, olive, Copen- hagen, reseda, navy, black, black and white checks. High Class Tailored Suits Adaptations from foreign models. 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