The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1916, Page 8

—-- THE BVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 320, Prices Make Downtown Shopping an fT strevegence | howd , ‘ j F , eaten oe . ol thee TJ fs A} toe ‘ ' ne e J ‘ : * weored View ten ' . Sone t ‘ tee Newton) told me © seit my , = fey, bat | tol @ Me make ot siavig New, you | wheal | aid, on ia New ; yee Puy a o Maw of Neo "Wile | entered the cot 1 wied oe’ CHAS A. OPARACINO. ———- —— —- —_ i" . Le ONO @TLELOW ine Hawed from Firet Page) ° - is ' casi With Such Renowned Values Available - | roy . a et en bee vais: Ae. “ oe Deets Select Your Floor Coverings Now end TW sagt pF 4 a pias " t tt ‘ Alex. Smith’s Kirman iis heres. phew Me Be gee Sepp 5 | erate tad ate | : _ o , Seamless Axminster Rugs O'CONNELL'® ORIGINAL ACCUS | Rewton we ‘ ‘ | 9 x 12 feet $ 00 pad oc ‘ * | . * end eri dor Former Price $35.00 30 le . 1 they waid they had t) | Oriental Designs and Color Effects; also Chine " } mand they ashed me if | Iwas HINK of being ebteve mabe Medallion Designs & ceey of the contees v4 | © plate of piping but biscuits ’ COUNTY OOUTEE 1, " re by 5. = tee om qutbinest pases en eseces S. Sanford & Sons’ Seamless ave toe’ ‘ant her etenclitenge and ice | Rin "onal ae ion ag be ai ‘nat ——" Brussels Rugs $9 5.98 T "Tess auiiian comm wa | teh cee Os gee Penne 9 x 12 feet Stare of New York (Signed) CHARLDS LABKEY, 10 ewilty man” at the same time th Why don’t you get e pac 4 County of Cattaraugus . That 1 ating with bie f finger Former Price $18.50 ry vid j Hote [ yo this 1th doy ot Ha eine. ™ ou Pa ant he be on ase m= me Designs suitable for any room in the house, PE So a ek | nt was | Plice to the murder." (Mr New. | ——$_$_____ the gfe om. y indicted | gUPREME , By, ORLmANS mn with all for aseau' n COUNT nt day ' 50c Fiberlin ‘Sie $1. 10 Inlaid Liesloums, tnitted upot daw ig Hae we On | THE PRO Kt OF rie WA re w had Whole 1 family, Mra, Grey Covering, Sq. Yd., 36c Sq. 9c town ot Ha is ane | eal mae |B w) Wdowen't whow that In designs and colorings| Colors go 1 he to the an testified to by Lewis H. Hrown | ’ HARLEA +) uataaiel do roe think. of a tk , ta stat Sars | suitable for kitchen and back Parquet floor Ot amy, trial, sxcegt bees Wee men | Hate of New York | bist be wee ut 1 . # adinite everything, . r hot present at the time and had cone Seaton, belan duly arers, MNGHALLES AO BPATLACINO. Vecause f told him that if he told These Silk Velour Portieres ne, ara, or anorieame of ne | Silvetchanasthatey ct roses | ainserived and corn te bet a te eit he eu ohne Bun A City of Lockport, and b are made in our own workrooms and 40 receive the ad- vantage of personal supervision, ‘34° Pair { heard the statement of her hu | ad read, and that t | ments therein contained are tr | That she was present at various | tines and occasions and heard | | hn Hall; after the three drove to Hall's home in South Valiey. 1, with Lrving King and Joho Hall, the conversations therein referred That deponent was also toid Both sides of silk velonr, in that if she did not talk that she binations, selected from drove on to Jamestown; from aa Ye mt ton reds, greens, blues, there King and [ took the train NM back to Salamanca my mother never knew the facts My wife and | | heroln stated. Irving King has | { 2900 Yards of Cretonne ina Sale 86 inches wide, regular price 25¢ Special, 19c Per Yard, frequently threatened to shoot me if T told the truth and fear of him bas kept me from doing It CLARENCE O'CONNELL, baa abteedies Ab le ¥ tA LASKEY, { Only the highest quality drugs and chemicals sold in America are dispensed by Liggett’s: Riker-Hegeman Stores. { Although s'andards required by law are plainly Subscribed and aworn to before | me this 17th day of September, | Sworn to before mo this 18th day of November, 1916. ed in the United States SCRIM WINDOW | IRISH POINT CUR. h effect DARWIN W. CONGDO: 1916, Pharmacopeia, our stores in many cases tandards far above those which 7 quality Justice of the F i An interesting side light on how law requires EAC $1. 00 iu $1. 85: herd Al ag $1.19 19 The assault When Browns aad the| OVW ice. Ceateeslon’ from: mesine { Our household drugs are put up in sanitary, duat-proof containers. The weight je . Fi O Vol- ‘a m1 EACH.. A PAIR. | window. . rgroee Of Br. Crate eat mm won anon which’ the friendions halfeert and quality are guaranteed, was convicted is shown in the fol- lowing affidavits made by a member of the Buffalo police force who helped | Newton “work up” the case against Rtielow: SUPREME COURT, ORLEANS COUNTY. THE PEOPLE. OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK against CHARLES FREDERICK STIELOW. Two men held up Browne, one! knocked him down and when he re- = aisted tho other shot him with a re- volver, The robbers left him for dead after taking money and valuables from his person. O'Connell was arrested with Hall tn the Browne case shortly after the murdet of Mr, Phelps and Miss Wol- cott, which occurred on March 21, 1916. Stielow was already in custody jon the charge of murdering the pair. Epsom Salts. . . C. F. KOCH & CO., Inc., 125th St., We Boric Acid . . 4 oz. : Aromatic F. E. Cascara, 1 oz. 13c; 2 oz. 20c; 4’ oz. 35¢ Bicarbonate Soda. .,.. .8 oz. 6c; 16 oz. 10c Castor Oil,............ 2om. 120; 8 oz. 30c; Cod Liver Oil, Norwegia: 3 40c; 16 oz. 98c 02. 1S¢; 8 oz. 7c; 16 ox. 10c ox. 20c; 16 oz. 30c Spte. Camphor, lox. 13c; 402. 380 Glycerine. .4 oz. 35c; 8 oz. 65c; 16 oz. $1.25 Mixt. Rhubarb and Soda, 4 02. 30c; 8 on. 450 Powdered Alum, 4 oz. 8c; 8 oz. 13c; 16 on. 23¢ Powdered Borax.....8 oz. 10c; 16 oz. 15¢ Rochelle Salt: 4oz. ayel € carte 16 oz. 65e Cc mp. Licorice Powder, 2 oz. 10c; 4 | Sugar Milk. . It will be noted that the confession| grate of New Y: oz. 25c ~ cigud a Nev. hi County of Erle, er ra: Cream Tartar, 203, 18¢;4 08, 28} Box. 40c; | Sulphur... + 18, 1915. City of Buffalo, h wong e Pi i a Se * ye Charles Sparacino, being duly Extract Witch Hazel, 7. Green Soap. 402. 25c; 8 02. 400 wan not arrested. Ti sworn, deposen und says that he Is 16 on. 28c1 32 os. 45e | Spte. Nitre........++++-10H. 10c} 402. 300 @ patrolman in the Police Depart- ment of the Red of Buffalo, N. and resides at No. ores. Street, in said City of Buffalo, N. ¥.; that not interfere with him in any way until after Mrs. Humiston, the York lawyer, came up to Cattaraugus County and King confessed to her “STANDARD” is that PERFECTED some- thing by which the merits of other similar things A HARMONY he was in the employ of Ties, —_—<—<—<<<_ judged. Naturally of its The confession to Mrs, Fumiston Ges e was made at Little Valley in Catta.| 10, for the murder of Mr. Phelps, —$———— and had been for nearly two years prior to said date; that the 22d day of April, 1915, George W ton and Robert Wilson, their telephone instruction deponent at Medina depot and there Instructed me to go to Al- bion and that they would meet me at Albion trolley station; that at a given signal | would follow Mr. Newton to where he would go: that upon arrival at Albion I fol- lowed Mr, Newton to the Albion Prison, where I met Sheriff Bart. lett and Under Sheriff Porter, also Deputy Sheriff Rice; that Newton instructed me as follows, in pres- ence of above mentioned persons, vis “You go in the jail and rope fellow because [ know you, Ho's a big farmer and you can get ft out of him,” Deponent further states that immediately Sheriff Bartlett took him downstairs on the first floor, opened a door on the right side of the prison, where Stlelow was con- fined, opened a céll door, pushing deponent In and bandling depon- ent roughly, saying, “Get in there you big ‘you'll tell raugus County. Immediately it was | made public District Attorney Knick- erbocker of Orleans County jumped over to Cattaraugus County, and with | due authority of law convayed King | to the comfortable quart he now There it nfession. |. Within two days Cha Laskey and his wife, Clara, of West Shelby, who aigned affidavits for Mrs, Humtston corroborating certain tmportant fea- tures of King’s confession and later | repudiated them, have mado new amM- | davits reiterating their original sto- | rles and adding some interesting de- tails. of their experience with Dis- | triet Attorney Knickerbocker. They swear that they were taken with their two sons, Clarence and Fraak, to Nia- gara Falls and were there questioned by District Attorney Knickerbocker and Detective George W. Newton, | who arrested Srielow and got $6,000 for helping to convict him, CONFESSION, RECANTATION ANDO REITERATION, Here are their new affidavits tell- ing of their exp |} su PRESS Cy ORLEANS meen Nemo Corsets have long been recognized in the corset-world as the standard of design. workmanship, durability, individual fashion- lincs .._‘ ygienic service. SALTS —<——— Lavender amelling salts Helps those troubled with Hay Feret Stop taking harsh salts and rgatives. The right way is use Clear the head instant- tt and releve away ease tasting tablets which we en- from constipation, bilious te. 15c, 25c VITO HEALTH BELT Gives firrn support to the «mall of the oack and spine. Correctly holds the body and organs in proper position. Prevents sagging at the waist lines; improves the general makes you feel physically fit. 2 00 to wear. Guaianteed satisfactory. $ ° In artistic glass st peied bottles. ith ike op, attacks, he Fee! All Run Down? Rexal? LIVER SALTS foneuR All Bus Dewan! Rengll ‘Contain a medicinal best known and most used for tinge affections. le to take. efferescent, gently laxative. id thereby the tt, good healt They h 25c, 50c, $1 HARMONY RICE POWDER Have Beautiful Skin ‘4 ye Nemo Models Typical Stout Figures. ee People of the Biate of New |, Face Powder in its purest form— SELF ae oe ¥ rept po ial againat CINCO CIGARS recommended for its extreme soft- 322 all polkas thm plead sce L nee el bei Phases Br a Charles Frederick Btlelow. ness—the body of the powder being ports end reduces haawneaens banishes excess Now Five Cents Straight to 36..... Le Biase County of Niagara, City of Lockport composed of exceedingly fine $3.50 rice powder. PRICE.. 25c 5 - Shark Laskey, bel: dul Owing to the increased cost of eee GEG SONPERLIET oft gre of si tie, Ades | | chai, Lskay tet auction te manures of CICS i contents. Reduces the figure, preserves the health; ultra- Aug. 20, 1916, T made @ statement | Cigars, OTTO EISENLOHR & BROS,, in “4 prog Ld. -_ $8.00 some inter ate 1 made-a state: | thelr eelting price t¢ the dealers ands Ta eal Omofe Satis action, ome later : 402 SBLF-REDUCING, for short, heavy women; arte back, foent for Mr. Knickerbocker, the pecprilags co sad enrer® and, la limbe and abdomen. Complete seopent ss ead reduction Bands. Elastic goree in beck. District. Attorney of Orleans County, at Niagara Falls, N. Y., the contents of the latter state- ment I do not now recall, as I had been called away from home with- pa ad LA MARCA CIGARS Please Most Tastes se $4.00 Violet Dulce has attained et Dulce Vanishing Cream Cream An ideal non-greasy face cream, Cleanses the pores— hastens the removal of supper and taken te some | national reputation, and, through the Ablended I ‘ail Re Oe di then late In th intenance of a bigh staudard of le long filler, with a ° ippel a's or Wo'cock. and twas | gual jr hat become the largest seller Face Powder SPECIAL 5 for 25c¢ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY us to get home, having been threatened with arrest, I made such statements as I thought would satisfy thelr requirements, Since making this statement to Mr. Knickerbocker I have (uought the matter over and felt anxious in the world, and the manufacturers deemed it advisable to advance the| price rather than sacrifice its long- established high ality. = A soft, smooth and daintily fragrant pow- der of exceptional merit. Invisible when applied to the s Foul Odors and Conta- gious Disease Generally | THIS WEEKS SODA FEAT RE The garbage can may be a menace | to the health of your family. Sprin- kle ACME CHLORINATED LIME into it twice a day. it isa power. ful disinfectant, deodorant, and sure germ destroyer. It also puri- Ses the kitchen sink and toilet bowl. Remember Chlorinated Lime was the disinfectant recommen- ded by the New York Health ysis epidemic. The V. emmegt also recommends it. substitutes which may.be stale and worthless. to have the statement made to Mrs. Humiston and Attorney White read to me, and I therefore asked that the original statement be brought to my house ‘After hearing the sald statement read by William J. Hooper of skport, L ratify and contirm the said statements therein contained with the exception that Clarence O'Connell did not return the light spring Wagon to my barn or prem- ises tho night stated and as there- in stated pnt Depo o'Co his prese the horse further says that horse was not billed In at I helped bury onnell did aave a 22 calibre revolver whilo at my house and Wanted to trade for a t said office at Niagara dat varjous other tines T was told that Iwould Mi, and that unless {did at 'L knew about the Poelps's murder ‘and about one Hot ard cold meats are vr ade more appetizing and satisfying by using S ervie auce Fine for Fia.oring Soups and Stews. Most grocers bave just re whotgun I had, which bad’ be- At Gi ocers and 10c ceiveda fresh supply of ACME = longed to my brother. 1 would Delicatessen Stores CHLORINATED LIME, 10 not trad with him m iherd 43 Slice BUN cents a can, Do not accept ment further says that Made by E. Pritchard, 33 Spring S..NY ORANGE MARSHMALLOW SUNDAE Roughness, Sunburn, Pimples and Blemishes. a cooling and healing effect on the skin. Daintily scented, in artistic jars, Gives a beautiful velvety appearance. The odor is the com- bined fragrance of the famous Parma and Vic- toria violet. Brunette, Fle hand White. ream Ae Te iy Sl Syrupand Delicious Riker's ‘Riker's Perfect To ed