The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
April 6, 1908

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J w fl r 7 if1 S rITftJfj r 2 THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY APRIL 6 1908 r SINGSING CONVICT I ESCAPES AFTER HIS WARNING TO POliCE

State Prison Not Strong Enough to Hold Him Was Lasalas Boast I When Sentenced to i Long Term r A convict in Sing Sing prison Joseph Lasala craped today With f in a few minutes of the time the escape was divovered Head Keeper Connaughton and a force of guards were thoroughly ransacking the t prison grounds and buildings Their search convinced them that Lasala had succeeded in getting outsids the walls In the belief that he had started for this city Com missioner Bingham was tvtilied and a generil alarm was sent to all precincts Lmla Is desperate and has n bad record Ho Is twentyfour year old i has brown eyes and nlr and dark com ylaxlon and a bg car shows on top of his closely clipped head On Dec 20 last Justice Dowllng entenctd hIm to serve not less than l eleven years and not rrorj than four teen and eight months In Sing Sing prison A previous prison teran erved to add to the severity or the entence No Prison Strong Enough He had been convicted of highway robbery and burglary To the police man who arrested him Iaala said that no prison WA stronr enough to hold him BIng SIng prison Is sadly crowded and LagAla was placed In a cell with Another convict The men nrp kept In their cells practically all day Sunday While the prison aiithorltle will give no Information In a direct way It Is learned that Lasnla was seen In thi cell I by a guard late last night When the cells were opened and the convicts were ordered to line up at fi30 this morning only one man came out of of the cell where Lorala was last seen The prisoners on the tier were quickly counted and found to be one short The convict who remained In the cell from which Lasala had escaped was hurried to the office of the principal kfteper and closely questioned He stol Idly maintained that he know nothing I of the escape of hs cllmnto When I went lo sleep he was there 1 declared the convict When t woke thl morning he wan gone Got Over the Wall Th natural supposition wa that the man was hiding ntlde the prison walls Soon after the March was Inaugurated a guard found fresh footprints In ihe mud Inside and outside the north wall The footprints were traced a short dls ance to the railroad tracks They are believed to be the marks or Lasalas feetWarden Warden Frost refuses to discuss the cape If Lasala really got away his teal Is the most daring In the history of the prison How hs managed to get out of his cell elude all the guards In the cell house further evade the guards In the building and tht guards In the yard and on top of the walU tills th prlron authorities with amazement Man freight traIn bound for New York lfl flowly through the Sing Sins ytrds during the early morning hours If Lasaln managed to get outside the walls It Is believed he got aboard ono of thee trains and rode to New Yo k It he can find a hiding place in the city until tonight It will be n compara tively easy matter for him to com munlcato with friends and get a change of clothes Almost any hobo he might run across In the railroad yards would carry a message for him although there is a reward offered for the return of an cs iaoed convict Help Waited ToDay As advertised for in The Morning Worlds Want Directory MONDAY PRIL r 1008 Addrur I olaIY 1 Agents 20 1uroman I Apprentice t Girl 21 FJakfI t lIouwork lit Bonn 14 iroacra It J Darlnder I Janitor II 1 lackmlth I JanItreii 7 I1ookkel 3 1011 rlor 10 l1oI1 31 Iundre 2 11rlcker I Manriger I DuIlmen 3 Inlrurrl 1 Butcher 21 lIIIner 13 13uttonholeMkr I u 13 CabinetMaker I OIlorJ 3 r Cnue 10 Ialnlo III Carpenter 1 Phololf3phr 2 Cuhior 6 Ilumhn 2 t Chambormald 2 S Porter a C1Ir I Preser u r Chaurrurs 3 Ir1I13n Collector 0 t lalIdl 9 t Compoittor X InlOl1 43 Cook 1 11 iln Painter 1 f cook tl 13 klr lInj 2 Cutters I 8v lIan I tJrmk 42 Snllrllort 2 DenltaU 4 8l8hlman I t hhuhon 12 4tcnerpher UII I I Drlnro ltnOlrphrr IF I f Drua rkl 0 Taitoress 2 t1Clrloln 2 Tllor 37 L EIvalor ltunnr 2 Trlnvrera C I tmbNloIPnr 0 Vftrnlvhrr 1 t Farm heal I Waitrri 11 rJrr 0 Vtitrse 32 i Ftnlth r 2 itinnin I t i Firemen I Mi r llan ui 231 rol4 r 2 Total DU1 Th World printed 1995 Help Ads toiay 598 morV than all tether New York papers combined GIRL Of TWfNH DRINKS POISON 11 M sue Ia hilda Foster Attempts Suicide as Many Women and Children Pass JIo does not love me any more 1 win end It nil Shontlnc thee words at the top of her voice a romely girl of twenty attempt ed te end her life In full vluw of sev ernl women and u score of children who were returning to their duties after tile luncheon hour this afternoon The girl was In front of No W I Hewes street WllllamMiurc She had 1 been pjclup up and down nnd appeared to be waiting for some one Suddenly sho put her right hand Into the fobs of her Fklrt and drew forth a bottle After fclmullni the worJ lie does not love mo any more she put the loottie to her lips and dtank the con tents Shu fell to the sidewalk shriek I tic fn agony Seveinlv women whoj had witnessed the Rirlp act ran screamng through the ureet One of them found Iolico man Schnedeker of the Bedford avenue station Schnodektr ran to n grocery store where he obtained a bottle of milk In another moment lie was it the girls side He forced the milk through her lips and then ciUlaJ an ambnlunce When ambuanee surgeon Ol lens of the Kastern DlHrlct Hospital arrived the g rl was still lamen Imt the fact that somotxjdy had ceased u love her At the hofpltHl siP said her name wai Mathlljn KostiT and that sho llved nt No W East Kluhtyieveiith street Manlritnn Hhe Is said to haw hfon JlltHil by her swentijeart wno live noinewheie on Inlon rivenuo MA no TOT IN VANDERBILT CASt Employee of Woman Named as Corespondent Expected to Be a Witness David S McClure of No 22 Walnut street referee In the suit of Mri A i G Vanderbilt for an absolute divorce i Haled today that Mrs Vanderbilt had trade no deposition thus far Mr Mo Cluro denied the statement thai ho hail guile 10 Tuxedo to obtain a etutement rom her It Is not true that Mrs Vanderbilt i w i ue her lestlinony in the case to day tad Mr Moclure Jlure nil bt no hcarltur toUay When Me mat t r will u resumed I can not say Carter iiIyard it Milburn atornejs for Mrs VundPrblll are anxious to secure tile testimony ot a mine1 ut tip uuinan who Is mentioned ns core nrKindcnt In the ease Hue Is uxixctej to corroborate lv statements of an ther iaiil Witt tle urn nrniiv ieSlimuny ot the eharKe of one aileeed rtrun1 uoiinr Mis underlilli law yers will tint tued the testimony ot theIr eltnt aunl ncr sworn slat nnnl as complilnant In the case An derson Andcrsjn are reiirotentlnit Th Vandirbllt In the proceedinas RUMOR IN WALL STREET THAT J P MORGAN IS ILL Report Discredited at the Financiers Otlice Said to be Leaving Rome ToDay A report was clrc tiled on Wall Street today tha1 J 1 Morgan had been taken 111 In Ilomf and that Dr Baldwin an American nhyslclan residing In that city hail ben cal ed to attend him At the olllce of Mr Morgan It was said that no worl iul been received Induatlnc tna t ie ncler was 111 Tn report at Ms otllce na thai he Intended to eave Home today tor rance I MORGAN OFF TO AIX HUMK April fJ Ilerpont loran left Uom today for Alt France a Unly 1ie 11111111 tUIII bai U LAXATIVC IIUOKO QUININE Ixuk far th lUiutut ot u W OIIOVE tI1 the VorM ot r to Cur a Cold la On Dn 73 t H m WIFE WITH JUSTIN FARNUM ON TOUR SAYS HOWARD GOULD IN HfS ANSWER ILonttnnpJ from IriO Iiso IIi I III inil I uiit tu xliliiwivK trad a foil us i That prior to I lie month of lull lifi tin phi at ire liieii mi1 riiininnd 11111 In fiitiiiliMl with one nnitlii Kiirnmn an1 I utteir who hall enlltil upon and mr the I pitlnllff iluliik tliiul In the lhfIII t I the ilifi iiilnnt it tin pUlntllT ieu I ileiiev nt tittle imiltl and olsoxThpri i Flint ilirln the month of Hiptimlier 1M In plilmlrr IIIUIIM and In aleel ultli the alil lust in lnrmmi Ii aforpnalil followed th nl 1 Dust In Iumim iijcn hI Iliiirinv in NW Ins i Imiil ntipndiiiK hit jiiTfonii inn it which the pulil Inrniitii nuulil appear tutu tlsltlnc the said Iariiiiin it hn hot el between I he salil performances VJnit ilniiin tin lalhi att if Sepittti tier 13M n lien the saId ItiiMln Kir ninii was ipitMrln at a then Ire In Uiojldjn the plaintiff wn coin it ru I II g nt the Hotel St Uiali In Xlw VurU city anti each evening or neuly ivrr uiTiilng tin Plaintiff mini tilii mill convey the said Patntim In her into moulltf to the 11111 ire here ho mis perfnnnln antI later aftor the ntd lierfonnaniL Me plilntlit woMliI eill for the sail riiinim In the niitomo hlle and cnnvuy him to the plnlntllfs hotel Thai by reason of the plaintiffs con Jnct wllh Kainnni the plaintiff lie came tin subject of soslp and scandal among the members of the theatrical company of which ra ra lint belotiBed Tout on or About the 24th day of Sep trmbci at tho Hotel St Heils and In the plaintiffs npartment and at divers other times und places during tin month of September and October the plaintiff was guilty of Improper Im noril laull and lisoivlous conduct with Furnum That on Sept 25 1HM at the Hotel St IVsl hi the plaintiffs apartment the plaintiff was guilty of Impropr I Imrmxlst lewd and lascivious conduct with Famum The same allegations are male ai to rhe Hotel 51 llegls on Sept M 2 1J and 3 On Oct 13 at the Hotel DMIiVae Stratford Philadelphia the same hargu is made The answer goes on Together In Atlantic City That on Oct 14 IPOtf the plaintiff and DuMIn Farnnm departed from tho Hotel BellevneStratforJ and proceeded by nntomolille to the Hotel Marlbor ougliBIenhelm In Atlantic City where the plaintiff registered under an n I turned name that In the early morning I hours of Oct I the plaintiff was Utility of Immodest lewd and la civU js oortdwt with Fnrnum The accusation In connection with the nll sc l relations between Mrs Gaud and Farnnm conclude nth a charge thnt on Nov 19 19M she had Immodest lewd and lasclvloui relation with Par mini al lie Hotel Carroll In Uvnchburg I Va 1 I Relations With Col Cody I Mr Gould further says that wherea his wife told him her relations I ivlth Col Cody prior to her marriage to him were lawful he sub e inenlly ly found that these relations were II legitlmale He says that she lived In 1SS with Cody In lyondon Parts Chi cago and Xaw York City and other places under such circumstances I Mr Gould charges that Mrs Goulds reatlons with Huffalo lilll wore con tinuously Illicit between the years l it and 1S05 As to the excessive r 8e of Intoxi cants by Mrs Gould the answer says that since the autumn of the year i2 the plaintiff has indulged In the 0teteerte UFO of stimulants as Intoxl rants whcivhy she was rendered fliinrrelsoiie violent abusive nnd ir ritlnial wliiebv the defendant hiS horn rmbirrasi humiliated and In Irl In th presence o friends ac nuniirnnro anti Url erF and In the pr rnrci of pri mal and domestic ser imis In the household of the plnfntlff and defendant Scenes on the Niagara I Mr nOl II says that In Bnptomher IW he alf with his wife from NVw York on his steam viifht Niagara for a voyag to the M dterran in Ho snys hal loon this voyage there WRTP acy CIM frlfTds the special guests of Mrs Gould Ho says that he anti his wf were ai ent from New York fnm the middle nf Septembi 1IKJ2 to tho mon o March 1TO A number of tlme during this Ion I nnn trip Mr Gould alleges that his wife was visibly and notlceahlv und r the Influence of Intoxicants anti Tier conduct In the presence of the guests was most vxatl us nnd embarra lns and humiliating to him lp cites her conduct at thepard Hotel In Calm Heypt AS an Instance when lie says her actions In the public dlnlne room attracted the attention of other diners At Castle Gould I Mr Gould says that between the mi nth of Mav and December Itrt h I at Mrs Gould nnuot ncqillre1 a cer tain estate near fort Washington L 1 I where his wife deslrec1 him to er t An elaborate and extensive dwelling eitabllshinent which should be known I us Cnstle rAvuld Mr Gould says that he undertook to I erect the mansion In conformity with his wifes wishes but by reason of her Indulgence In Intoxicating llquirs and I her meddlesome quarrelsome anti un reasonable conduct duo thereto and I her attempt to direct and control at all times the architects contractors and I workmen and the constant commands nrd directions and counterdirections which She arave to them It heame Im I pos lhle for him to complete the struc ture He says that the building oper ations were abandoned utter an expen diture for and material and labor of I Jl7fOmo Mr Gould says that In October 14 his wIt went from thA dwelling house at Castle Gould while Intoxicated to one i of the lodge occupied by one of thet ooiichmen and his wife She was loud unit IMM rimn In her poeci and man ncr hf avers and openel u bureau used by 1 ehauffeur and pulled llo articles nut and threw them on the nor A buUI Ort IS IDI4 Mrs Gould was w I Intoxicated the answer averse tVat wlil e i drlvlne about the estate In I Ikeltun I Irike It wa necessary for the coach F Dustin I arnnm and Mrs Gould I hnrn howard Gould Accuses S esstta erj C1 I I I 4 I I jkteh 3 c t I k I I it a 1e is e1ras A e I i 1 t iV t t f 1

t yi c n C t r mal to hold nnd support her to prevent her falling I the at An Adventure in Sherrys That fn or about the middle of No vember IW1 says the answer the pnntlff and defendant were taking sup PT at Sherrys restaurant At a table Denied m ar them Were other giiest of the tvstatirait who were known by slfht bjt no personally known to Itvr plaintiff or defendant or nnv ot the other person of fie party with whom she and the defendant were tak ing snrper The plaintiff however being under the fjifluence of Intoxicants began to talk In a loud and evclted manner nlnmt one of the ladles fit the table nearby so iruuul that I was feared that her remarks could he heard h y other din ers Th ald remarks were of a verv dl iarnxlng and d rosntorv characer Mr null says tint efforts rn thK occasion to restrain his wife onlY caused her to become even more violent Scene at the Casino Mr Gould SIIVH that In November TM he was at the Oiilno Theatre with his wlfo occupvlnsr n box at I performance i f the I 1 lr i se Fiddle sticks In nliloh Anna FUzhush was the leading woman character Mr Gould ass that his wife was nutlceibh under the Innuenre of lliuor and be cirne pu itMil of an Irrational and violent prejudice against clue of the mlhlrl of the COIn plny Mr Gould says that Mrs Gould ex pressed her dlsllku and criticism of thu actress In such terms that mal in the audience hear1 her and Unit 11 and his friend s were grunlly embarrassed and humiliated and hail to leave the performance formance on her utceclJ ii t At the New m Ir Gould deelarcu thnt at the New Amsterdam Theatre In December I H at a performance of Humpty Oump ty Mr Gould when Intoxicated ex clalined that the show was damnd rllll and so ronduetcd herself thnt the entire party had to leave as HOOII as they could Induce Mrs Gould to go with them At the Cfe Martin Mr Goulds answer tells of his wife having greatly embarrassed him when dining at the Cat Martin when she was Iluhed and excited with drink Abused at Home Mr Gould states that on another or Ion he was Invited to attend the annual dinner of the New Hngland So ciety and when he returned home hlH wife was both violent and abusive Sho had not wanted him to go And so the answer went on citing In ctnnce after Instance where Irs Gould had brought distress upon him Threw Cards In His Face Once It was at a bridge whist party when hlrf wife he says without reason threw a deck of cards violently Into his face Another time nt the Hotel St Itegls In St Thomass Church Mr Gould alleges hat on Feb 1 I30B he accompanied Mrs GouIJ to a wedd ng at HI Thomass Church She was visibly Intoxicated a saa ana although ho tried to 1nllrl hnr she Insisted upon entering the church Af ter being xeMel In a pew lie says alto looked rtrouml over the asaemblei guest Ila exclaimed f see I lot of old cats In hero Assaulted Her Hostess Mr Gould nay hit wife In February 1 wuu t An aduraoon uteruln merit a the hOI e of friends n Vest Klcityscventh treet She sas much Intoxicated and aiaultcd her hostess nnd everely bit rnflied or In some manner laceratfvl the arm of her host i e5 and threatened to attack and dlJ I attack some of the other women cuuesus Shortly afterward she wa found I In the basement of the house leaning ngnln the wall with her hair hat and o disarranged Slut fell or lay down upon the concrete floor of the i cellar and was llnally InJucej to leave i bflnK assisted to her automobile and I i carried to the St nisI Imbibed More Intoxicants I The answer having recited several I other Instances of Mrs Goulds con I duit while alleged to have been Intoxl i witeil at Castle Gould on the yacht Niagara says that during the last part of Hmf and until he separate In 19i 3 I he partook more and more freely of Intoxicant and was more and more visi I bly nffffected Gauge of Her Capacity I Mr Gould lucre gave his wifes capacity parity for dr nk as follows She would generally drlng two or i three cocktails before partaking break I fast or luncheon or whatever was her I first meal during the day then during I luticheon sin would usually drink a i pint of white wine In the aftrrnoon I I he would general partake of severaJ I I brandy liIgnhalK and at time for dinner I approached she would partake of two orI 1 three iioru cocktails She usually or I I dered champagne with her dinner of which she partook freely throughout mil after dinner she would usually par ma lie of home lliiueur At bedtime she would usually partake of another I bra p I y highball which who would call her nightnp In addition to this she kept bottles of brandy gin anti 1 I linuers In her boudoir o which site would partake of and on during the day j and night Two Servants Processions Mr Gould alleged that owing to his wifes conduct them was I saying In tho communltv that there were nl wavs two processions moving In op poslto directions on the Gould estate I one of servants who lund been dto mlssed and the nthor of new sflrvaius to take their places I In Virginia In Nov 1WW lt llluo lap Farm I VlrglnH Mr fouW says his wife be came Intoxicated at dinner nnd tot to the floor Sie later went Into the gar i den and fell on Mio ground where she remnlnrd for several hours I Mr Goul1 says he allowed his wife I SlOfiO a month for her personal ex p nc anti to maintain the Cartlo Gould houmhold I Always New Extravagances In July IWO after thev had separ ated Mr Joiild says his wife went to a Fifth avenue Jewelry house rind representing herself ns his agent bought lewelry to the amount of 18 W He says It was her habit when crossed in her wishes nil through their marrl xl life to get oven by Indulging In some new extravagance 54 Specific Allegations Altogether Mr Gould makes fiftyfour spoclflc allegations In his answer to uld up his claim of fraud and adultery JiHtlij nowllng rfd de4sinn en Mr SneirnM motion Mr fiolds suit was No BO on the calendar of the April term When It was reached Mr Watson said the de fendant was prepared to go ahead A nlmlliir statement wni made on behalf 3f the wifes counsel Mr Hhearn lAfter Mr Shvarn had rnudu hil opsr tog iUtomont toueMaf an he aIlsjed TROOPS FIRE ON RIOTIG MOBS IN i LISBON STREETS Minv iclinis in tiishc Fol I lowil i I liirsits of IIV linn Frauds I IISMuN or I c Pie ritv t IP I slate o t 1iiriH xileinent mer tla tl Ieorj 1mi rI if lasu night thought on hI 11 Indjn mi proteit nr Hie Uepiib iinn emonl tilt It nvill te defliud ed lit the iniil Great innvdi tndav 0111 IVdro Siiire and were niaei In runt of t liinlnline cliiiroh tmte pomt being I lie hlff renirra or tin ItepubllcHit iiordtr The trimp mIllll of cuvAlry and nfnntry wore railed frtuii rhelr bnr rack and inirg on ih tuong As the troiip ml amil the HT met 0 shutters of stonoH The soldUrs rhaiftid eniiledy llnally opcntnc lire on the mob Intense disorder ensued One observer lajs tin Mircets net leI i e J wltl bloc No ofliclal statement of hue number uf killed and woniulcs has vet been IxsueJ and pending authority from Go em inent fuuices no unolllclal or pies atetnent i5 permitted e bn tele graphed concerning the extent nf inosa casualties Follow tv bloiMy slreets affray throe new pa pern the organs of the FrancHf the Regenerators and the Nationalists were mobbed The crowd flnail lIed In terror to their homes If cavalry pursuing the groups through the streets and dispersing them au tiit Miurht to reform at the street coiners A Government note Issued today states Th Government gave specific orders to insure liberty of voting nnd tOO exerj precaution to prevent I orduri The oleclons passed of regu tarly in almost all districts of LIbiin hut nt St Dominique and Santos the Republicans tried to rush the ballot boxes and were dispersed after ftonlnt the troops whc guarded the voting pre cincts One hundred and tel arrest have been made 0 JAPAN ESE INVAOf U S CONSULATE I Diplomatic Action Likely to I Follow Attack on Native I Stall at Mukden MUKDBN April 6Four Japanese en tered the American Consulate today and brutally attacked the native staff In revenge for a private spite Consul General Straight made a requisition on the Chinese nolle and the Japanese were arrested and taken to the Japanese Consulate No apology has yet been offered and It Is probable that the matter will be made a subject ot diplomatic action I employment of stabU and pantry goj slp be said In urtflns tubs mutton for a Jury trial What Both Parties Allege Th plaintiff bases her case upuu treatment aUin cruelty and Inhuman a cruel an elonmenl and neinauppcru On consult Ing the answer vhica the defendants cienl has Just hanued to me 1 obaervu Slat ho plcadH I fourfold juailncntton ts That follows before their marriage Mr Gould mndo reprenentallons to 5ilm regarding her relations with one Col W F Cody In which nhe claimed these were merely I business relation which ho says was unlrue That she was guilty of speoinc misconduct conduct with Cody both before and after her marriage to Oould That she was BUllly of lewd behavior with Dustin Farnum braforo her alleged abandonment by Gould That she was guilty of intoxIcation on numerous occasions This last olmrgn Your Honor Is founded on gossip and the slalcmcnta of Ulseihargexl servants which n man of Goulds wealth could readily procure In his answer he also asserts that on an evening In June 190G before theIr separation she wns grossly Intoxicated 111 the priscnco ot servants and used foul and Improper language We Insist that these are not tho correct facts and wo think we should have the right to prove It before a Jury In replying to Mr Bhearn Mr Watson son said The chare of Mr Gould thnt nls wife misconducted herself with Far num roes to the very root of ihe whole Issue aN we expect to show that her behavior at this time was the actuating cause of Mr Goulds abandonment and offered him ample JustifIcation for such 8 nurse DC lAnce Nlcol denied the story which has often been printed thai Howard Gould had filed a counler suit for an absolute divorce He salJ the energies of the defense had been cen tred for the time being nt least upon UPl fighting Ihe wifes separation suit The Value of Cleaning Clean Many doctor bills could be eliminated by proper disinfection In the home Absolute cleanliness means thorough disinfection and It Is the lack of dliln fectlon which causes most disease Dont confine your disinfectant to sinks and toilets hut add It to all clean Ing water and sprinkle It about the dark corners and closets CN Disinfectant Is best adapted for this purpose as It Is nonpoisonous and very economical ver year of thorough disinfecting In your home will convince you of Its value to the health of you and your family For Health in the Home Use All 10c Drug 25c Stores j iJJ5Qc WEST DISINFOCTINO CO hw ASQUITH PICKING HIS MEN fOR NfW I BRITISH CABINET Nirrouii anil Chmvliiii Irr IIHII rhovNiiiiiM Iat liniuiit Tikos IvVvcv I ItVliuV irli r n Itilfiiiil n I fiteiii i f Miii II iinlti llf 1 III of IOIIII It fijmtli iiii I ruilur nl the 1 MIIMIII I Omit I uhtr I tn tlie i tii iilnj nf toihu s wilt IK nf lirlitiiint mill I if IIMilliin ti ii ili i cuaed In 1 6Ptipril way tin lr Mnir iIert being niiUii to toil tu Irw eif hi iiVITLII rlal in i i io peol of eiblmt ihtM e i no that me rt t til c rieonlnuiltrii ills 1 Uillx 1IllelLlt In ious iif t if lieu of UL s at he leetint rnctlili 1 Ialnnrt will lie rijnaiueil as te ivolil an ut Its pnilt le the eir Hun ciuittfiii 110110 1 VCSBII it ifii mctnlerri itt tho Mnii e of CttitI ion s or luililti it uf uuuiiem CrmitlSIitls I tiOMilciJ let Cnblncl iinK Uavlil lluyil lola rr l lfiit 11 Hie Uuud ot Traili I it siil a lieil Ievnill fur 1 ito Chua ii tel I orsit I p IIIIHMI 11 Jlaldane MMH iiliMiin Lime 11 ii lie LIe 111 I 01 tenilftclei ut M AMJIIUI Is I unilirslojj in ito i iuuiuliU or II fame purtfiillo Tliott is ni luiu I hoer abuilt the larlnu it i g ibm I H Anuita will riUiln lie iencuiMi I I ship until the budget IllS cell hilLs 0 elucod utter tile liejiel mree I I rtlleUlld Mr Utriell tile Lilet CiVle tury fur 1 rein miii l u latfil foi u oiiiii C eif cilice tl I 11 open siiot liiil leinn I llurn now Iteoifliil ot bite IIMM en I trnillPlt HeUtU voilil Ut niillf 011 CI lo ruplace Mr lln reil as cad ot tile 1 hlh le I Mieimb quite hUtlx that lewli Hu I I court woo is eeumueioj oineinlni nf I an American IHVUIMO of luv Anierian I mother nt llt vlll be IncludeI in tne noiv Cabinet iml the name of I Winston Cliuiuiilll alo llcuris in mnjl of thi muaw Cabinet lists I Ajixri from toreeatlni lilt new eab I Inet the elUcuKleiu In tho llourv of t hiif I Cnninioiii luliby todn turned ehlill on thf Droxhl ItTet of lVim l rliiii nrrmin ret btttm1tm t 0 t Itt IJI1rlall enailtlun J 1 ii 12111 51111 toil thai Llw i X I Ireinur met imil pupnlirltv weT tI I mornl bond bottling t K llier t lie Inllu W lll pntiil lut soiiicniiat cnrilAiit Pie I meiiri nhliih lue eemt In pnwor up In till time Tho Llberil 1 tatters appear to be qUI well sat I itt ei with the situation nut Ole e f I Pain iisstton the baer oj suoh an Imperlnllit ss Afiultn to kf the Laborites atul SoIailt from hrei Itijt away from nil allegiance to the Ooverninents coalltinn On the other hand Timothy Healys vitriolic denun ciation of Mr Aqulth altltinle during the recent Home Ilnle debute In tne I llotip of Coniinonn appearji to fore 1 shadow n dangerous tension 10 the rather slender bond which attaches the Irish Nationalist to the elstlne ao ministration Rues Carpets The advantage of buying direct from the manufacturer Is doubly demonstrated In this sale The values offered are the most ex traordinary in the history of rug and carpet selling and the goods are direct from our own looms new and fresh Hundreds of pat ters to choose from RUGS Beautiful Royal Vlltons numerous patterns 9xl2eon paterns A were 4ooo now y5U 83x106 were 3500 tfo now c 5 75U Sarak Wiltons woven In one 40 piece 9x12 were while they last C9fi V Rich Body Brussels wide assort ment of patterns 9x11 23 50 were 2800 now 83x106 were 2500 2150 now 250 Rugs Made from Remnants In all grades sizes to fit any room at less than cost Axmlnster Rugs In Oriental and floral effects 9x12 forl efects 19 75 were 2750 now 83x10x6 were 2350 1850 now CARPETS Wilton Velvets fine line of patterns some In twotone shades of red and green were 135 now 75c 85c and 95c Tapestry Brussels In the best 10 wire weaving were 90c and p110 this week 60e and 72 c I th St Dobsons Fifth Makers of Carpets for SO Years SHIRTS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE 150 10 new and exclusive Spring of ami imported patterns o percales ril impored madras These Shirts are made of the same material cut and style as the custom ones youve been paying 350 and upward for Let us prove i by submitting samples to you WE BUY MILL INDSTHATS THE SECRET Write call or telephone Gar pIe sent to outoftown oatroni will be accompanied by concise self menMirftmcnt ntitflt THE KUSTOM SHIRT CO 80 Morton Bnlldlnu I J10 NASSAU TslIWtoflIQ JITRflKT Msakmtll iWAS fURIUS I WITH ECZEMA On Chest Rack and Head Pain Heat and Tingling Worn Excru i ding Nnrvns in Exhausted J Cuiidition r pnp Badly Broken ClaE HY CUTICURA i SEEMED LIKE MAGIC 1 Vord nimmmf nttmsi ttin Jrtlllcs I tii fm lmt i lI ltltui Ciinpiflrs liavu 11 r t III I tir Aillmilp him Is 1rln y ari nf I iiRi1 nncl lind lever 1 t hud nnvlhini tha I a matter wilh lnr t I u hiin nut il four inunllis ago when I I i t t nn fTiiitinn broke tI I I cut eii her nhcnU I The lirsl symptom i wa 1 roil ne nnd 1111 follow I hlckll Iinl uiiil UlMnrs e tutu would lin iik and ruin inattir 1 took IHT to a dtittor I Bud lit pronoimtd it II hn ffZfmn ef s very had foti HP Inaicd tier bud Instead eif hliig iltiikiil time licnSH spread It flrnvcel it ilf on lnr hack 1 anil thin uniiMy prtril tipwnrils until the wh it 1 hoc litml x ns nlTeoteiI and I nil her liilr liil t In iit eift Tlio jicin she sufTrrptl v ptiTtiointlnR and I chat with that rml tlio heat and tin t11 ClitiK her lIft wa nltncift unbearable Sin because tint ii 1 in hinltli and at I tiiniM was cry fevir li Innguiil and druwy nul ociau tially site was dc IrhI Y I r IUTMH wf in stick a low state that shi ioitli 11 hoar to bo left atom In pito cf lit cold weather she would lime it on hax ittK IHT bed room window opin mil veiild Icon out on the wind will hl ehel not barn a proper liotir plttp for ninny nights Uhe eocdiid dHtor wo tiid nffirded her jtta a lit t lo riliif a tlo first nnd 1 riallv eio not know what wo should have dnno If vro had not fad how Ciitietira cured a pimilnr cnsf I pur chaseei CUtetra Soap Ctilicura Oitt meat stul Cutlcura 1iilf and before the Ointment wns thrt qunrtpri finished every ttact of tho disease was gn It really Frnmpd like magic her hair Ls coinint on nicclr and I sttil apply tho Cutirttra Ointment as I find It incroavs tho growth wonder fully Mr T W I frO I OtiRat fuly Plaro Urentwood Ksser England Mar S 1907 futlrirt Viip 15 in nune his flktn Cell r fiin OlntluICTmI W I to thai Itie FWm atiI Cutl ruri lIrICet 60c 1 lo In the term iioroUtt e iril pi i v mr vtsl cit Oil to runtr Hi btlnd i ul throiiirhflut iff Irl lottfr lime Cbem aIm pii Ir lnenl 5354 UllM C l3KCfl isea cY Special for This Monday CIIOCOIATK SIIVEH SI inc ATIW onluc I MMlll ASMHITKI CIIUCO 1Or I IATKS IW KINDM 1OtND I i line oiA it MOIAMSIS ocr ac Ill lFEIt Ila1 ciiiis rniNii Special for This Tuesday HAIMTOIIKAM in KISSES IflfND lOc IlSD SIKCIAI A SSIJt1E1 CIIOCU 10 1ge UI1tll10CU IITKS CXI KINDS POUND6 1 tllllCOIAI I IKANLT 25C IIu3TEIIS 1ousnZS Iark How ore open vrry oirnlni until II oclock Wa deliver free purchases of one dollar nn oer bCtWWm Balor and OOIII attest I aho sP 8rMIIn proper tt Slrs s caw WEs 8 t 29coRTLAa f1 2SCORHDT r CCR3T I NR J 1 Toric Lenses give wider range of vision and more style than flat lenses h We can accurately rl replace your present fat lenses with Toro lenses without the j original prescription Glasses Altcayt at Moderate Pricet 3 8 StA1ILISItID Nearly 30 Years 350 Sixth Avenue I 1274 Broadway Below J2J St I Below SM Rt 101 Nassau St I 217 Broadway NI Ann BU I Astor Houie Block 223 Sixth Avenue near 15th St W L DOUGLAS 350 SHOES a Atrialwi 11 convince you that WLDoug I las 350 shoes are J the bestin thewrld Stores In Gniter New YOlk 4M llroailwar Cot llowaril TU llroactwar cot 8th St IM llroxtvtrr co lllh M 1143 Mrnvlimr ror Mth Si 1IH1H llrnailwir cur tit 1 Saou Strem ra WfH Uiiii Set 1 T Third ATtiuir MMThlra A m Tror IKXti 2175 1ittrI snite t ttrrrn mh A lilli Sl 1IIKIVS I JMIHII As ror ZMSt Itts7t0 IIrobway I U51lahlh Avntte Iiusi JUlon f 33 Spruk AT ill Kiilton St cor r aiL s itiuait KtreetHi Kins Aroor I ltl f t DIED IIRNINChll On Saturday April 4 1101 i AUC1URT MICIIAUL BKNINQBH bS loved son uf Michael J llcnlnitor and Clotilda llarlmann In hli 16tn year Funeral Tuesday April 7 from nil Into rrnlilcnce 111 KliiR at thence xo Bl Alphoniuii Church Wcit Broadway and Canal 8 where sol mn requiem man will tic offered tor the repoaa of hit loul Interment In Calvary MKIHKNNKV ROI1KRT ion of Thor McKlhenney and Ann UufTy Funeral from r nlde ncu of hit aunt o Mri rtudden 047 2d ave Tutiday April 7 at 1 1 M Inlermont Calvary MUIGAIIKV Huililcnly at his rfild no fit Molt it Ion of Dora und the late William Mulcahrv I Funeral Thursday nt Vin A M front TraixflKuratlun Church Molt at Inter ment Calvary Cemetery A 8t KET IOVK BONO Another tiro Cohan lone mill be gt with nest MuniluV Mmul i I uitulc complete IUI It I from A I bit Victor Moor ahuwIhe Talk ol N 1 Vu k at the KnlrkerlMjmr I yJ the Vorl te Know I Lay Toe pil Seet iep eag hat eter plats pta I li e I S w5l aa5 k C 5 0

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i JX l j p U it j7 A L r Jl rFfBIW I i THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY APRIL 6 1908 5 TS BACK HER STOLEN JEWELS IN COURTROOM Mysterious Person Called Sam Mauds Them to Miss Liddy to Half Prosecution jI The return ot K 70 north of itolcn i Jewels by a strange yuimr mun only known nu Sam In the Toint3 Court i to 1a In plain view of Michtrntf Btelnert and a soore of detectives add ed another chapter to a mjstciy which Central Olflcu sleuths lire trlnc lu penetrate and which Involve Albert li Prltchett of No 411 VtAt One Hun dred and fiftyfourth street Mr Prltchelt was foraiTy connect d with a chain of n indtenceut tot According to Amelia li Iiddy of No 2377 Broadway Prltchelt and MIs T nny who has an apartment at No 101 Wet Eightyeighth slree entered Xer flit yesterday afternoon and uhlu th two Muiitfii Wre ingageii ut the telephone Prltchett took the Jewis Sam Makes a Plea Miss Uddy had Mis Tcnrn arrested The case was called for this morning Sam the mysterloiii mt neiigei ntered the courtroom early and hl1ld long conversations with Miss IliliH He was pleading with her to withdraw i the complaint against Prltchett who cannot too found and Miss Tetiny who a under arrest a No air I will not1 shrniteU Miss Uddy who Is a trim little woman In a brown gown Youll havu to how m Sam i Tou know I never made a bluff saul Sara 1154 IIB fl ht J Into his trouser pocket and dramatically withdrew a chamois bae containing the jewcH I Now dont apiieni against her Thats a go Sam I dont said 1ts Kiddy All I wintoj was m Jewels ibnek When Mnplitrntc Stelnart calkvl IIIC CAe Mss Liddy doclnrei she would HKo I to withdiHW t lie iiniilnlii Vien tin I olce learned of Sims nrtlvltln The wern ilumhfuiin nn I lx mtlM Drown and Gnlluclior nen font lit i i Srfjn and tuld tu bring Pntdiett to court Hoth wonen ilclare the mlMlnrf Pltqliett IF all oil JrienJ hnm tlnx knew in onl 1 OUI1P SI aj They nro unili to i xpiithi nH iiiiullar iictlcms of ee rnii thw n V 1ven Pam I j I rot krnui boom bIng u friend of I itVtl I Ml T nnv toll nn livening World rn tr thN tory I i ivu uM tin i MTIP lisil at nnv ii riinlttil A foi n iho Is ali Vr Mn H lte h eoA Ite II ItchKt CI1o n m Mini xo ltrtliv unit aceI ni out f r T rIp W f IK IIM 1 n tavi i iini 1 rd to IIrtot II ill Then he tiSiijpil nnother tv kai mil In fore I lEuil it z Ne ri 11 oil 01 t I est tv fl i Srrt S ntlnn 1rllrnett t1rrh1 InsM nil ain out imittrrinw trans I tbousijt him da mnt td inin he ind the nurfeur drive to M r itdiUx flat jltF as we cot In eld tile jihon ran aid I was rillrd to thp wlrr Ml s Ildclj iiocompinled Hi Wo turnoil and it down a I moment when siiddtnlv MH Ildilv rrenmed My God my Jewels arc gin I This N no plare for us dear lets Vifn It suit Irltuhitt to me anti wi runhed away Then Miis Iiddy had me arrested It was hearth of her Sm knows Prltrhett better than I do I dont understand It nil Im Kind she got her jewelry bark nraln Jewels Were Concealed MIsS Ildd explained that her Jewel were ooncenled behind a picture In her dlnlns room rhr oonlsto of a dia mond clUKter ring a diamond neck lace and a diamond snake pin Will yon appear aKnltist Prltchctt when the police set him aslted the reporter Ill tell you about It later alto re piled Hes not a had iiirt anyhow et MUs Tcnn I friend I hated to have the dear girl arrested but you know those diamonds are worth 2uO and thats souiethlntf Mlw Liddy III a trimmer In a down town store The pollco declare there Is n mystery back of the theft of the Jewels Both women lira considerate of Prltchett He Is a niajrlud man with a family ALL THE FORCE GOfS ON STRIKE Miss Curley in Charge of Telegraph Office Quits When Boy Is Removed Th force of the Weotern Union Telegraph Company In Stapleton S I went on a strIke today The force Bi xl to consist of Mis Agne Curley and a messenger boy and It Was the dlnrhareo of tho latter half that Im pelled the former half of the force toValk out DQn Curley has been the operator of the Weitern Union In Stapleton for twenty years In tact the claim to be one of the oldest operator In point of ervlc and from no other standpoint be mute to understand that neck of the wood She hat alway had a met offer boy to help her and the laya ebo olwayi needed one ai there li a food deal of telegraphing especially in the arly morning at Btapleton There f tore whon a message from the Now Tonk office camo tlclttaoklnj over the wire thl morning advIsing her to turn drift the youth who had been carry lngrnievsuges and doing the numerous chorea arourud the ofllce the arose on her dignity and took a ittanO that 110 I far alto haint retreated from Mf J lent have a boy here I leave 11110 tapped back Thatll all there Is So It U you folki think I nm going to run up and down those hilly streets with a patent leather book stuffed full I of yellow envelopes In my hand and wttti the hot weather coming on youre mlcatly mistaken Itn hot enough work If tajanc some of tho aneesaffoa that come over to summer boarders In this town IFirat thing I Jcnowi youll be wanting me to wear a uniform The uprtiot wee that the fltaplelon merchant who wanted to order aro 1 eerie and other necessaries from New Work by telegraph today found the office cloieJ and all oommunloatlon BUS i Woman Who Figured in I Case ot Stolen Jewels I jrg1L I I 4 ss I I I I A j i I I TcQce5 ecj BROOKLYN BRIDGE i arc s Y EXPERTS P Old Span Good as New and Able to Carry Even More Traffic i Th old Bro lyn Uridco Is nr rio a Gibraltar That Is IK ollUlal ulti matum rendered today following a crilliu1 Initoctlon of the old span by Ierons who know wmtb what In bridge tennons misess arches ail the II like Hecentlv tin report got abroad nskow and that en trmsoss had gone i that a able wn showing weakness and was In need if a spring invigorator I Chairman Vtlleo 0 f the PUblic ST vice Commission nIUd BrVKf Coai I mlsslnnfi Ienon to make an Inspec tion ami report Jlr InRPt ulI chief engineer of thc department Irof Wlllnm II Burr of Columbia tnlvpmltj and Mr Ion S italsselff nn expert In bridge matters miulf the Inspection In their report iTrjf Burr slates The clllclent wstem of Inspection un ilir which tho structure I s maintained haa resulted In replacement the cor ootIon of mldtlttlng moinbers originally placed In the stlfftntnc tniises and I he luiprovtinent if mnnv detaIN until It nuiy now bo nlldpntl stated that Le liitdgo has never been In as satlifacury icndltlon of capact to carry traltk 11 at present It Is agreed by the experts that trains of six inntu caii neighing TJ ton with fixed headway cannot so affe t tIle hililgu au tu cause diniteiuus con dltlnns BOYS ATTACK PEDDLER Our Hurl u Stone Iliut IclU Tony Vnrlnliu Tony Variola a peddler of green groceries was attacked In flail street Brooklyn this afternoon by a band of mal boys and In the jruwl that fol lowed Variola was felled by a stone on th ntMil He lb flOw In the Utooka Hospltul with n tract ttred skill und the nurgeons fear ho nay not live Variola wits driving his wagon from Wallabout Market when ho was set on by the boy A stone struck him nnd lie toppled to thu streat wlieie lin I ty unattended for a half hour until an other peddler chanced to BCD him The man was unconscious and after being A HungryChild Child Cannot study and make proper ad vances In schoe The natural waste of tissue in a growing child Is Increased by study Improper food soon causes trou ble GrapeNuts Food for breakfast will carry the youngsters up to noon with clear brains and normal appetite for din ner or lunch Theres a Reason MM n T i trIO 0 listm tviiiat police iM t11 uis i n il n I iiit Hospital Tho T lIO IjoK x CT tit stonethrnx nir hY DEATH OF FRANCIS S KINNEY Tranti Srtpruood Kinnc foamier ot lc JiUlR i vUlee vunvall a iu oriu of tie Incorpuiaturs of tile loll m l mil wilt tin otirlpil tomorrow in 0 I awn iVnitcrv from lili horn at Nn t fii Klfi fuurti street llu tlloil Sntinla iftei a r i Ini1 M I ne WaS lvninc yrvs oh I llu sigtr H Cjuntiss Ijanotio of Ilinif K S K I i j KLll to he t ir wi Too Wnrrci nnil Morris u GREAT NORTHfRN AfBATf CASt ON Hills Road Accused for Dis criminating in Favor of Sugar Trust Acclstint V S trlctAltoini henry Wise anil li Hiph C Hinllev of hIlt fib today liTin tie neliHtlon of a I Jurx to try the case of the Covermiient I fimilnst thn Hitlit Northern Htllwn Compins obto rgroi with n violation of t o Hlklns antire bat Ing 1 iw Judge Jllit will preside at the 1rlil whMi Is clog heid In the United Slates Circuit mil t The Indictment cluirpes tho firrat Niirtlurn Hnllwny Company with fmv trig paid relmtes to the Amerlinn Sugar IteflMnc Company on KIIIIIP shipments 1 i Sioux Gltr Irnvn In 1OI The sutrnrs vere turned nver to Ihe Oieat Northern I at Set Superior Vih hnliic orlqnnl Iv beFIt shipped from New York via iVie New Vorlc Central Itt rmil and Uie latteis lonnectlm lines Mr Dudlej for the defense In Coil Irontefl at the outstirt with the fnc t it tie AnnMean Sitga Itennlnv Com piny has practically confesfil to the acceptance ur lebitij on tIle nine ship m nts of simiir from the New York Vntnl Hiloml mil a No the fat tho Towel It Palmer the owner of the I n r bo 11 lirujix n IVI i V15 III I ne tine tip alPiceillebiti t were pa i ill gen ral tralhc alIt o r tin Ann can Sugar Itennlng Cimipiny IIa idkon tae sinl for the COM ininent In fiiriin rebate cases broir it u y t i it P iieT halnp liei rarlts 1111 munlty as far n9 he wn personal i i n ror M naic M i otljtiiiK toe a egeil paMncnt of nbales I H Amarlc n viiar uelnng om I IIIY hls not iimile n 1Cn e in ins nf lilt M e i nltiUii ciillv In enci eat Ctltit Hallriiiil imil pany has been nShssiI Sines amiiiiiun nnrtii i i nd ilo lar on I convictions in fomer erfi I GIRL SNARER SENTENCED lhnlllllll Iseoi It lIrN III MitiC Slnu for IhIIII loniili Tulhrr Frederick R lonlnnd thirty MOH old of No H Norfolk Mfp was fen In tence tll ten etro ImprionmeTt Sine Sine I todn In ludJ1 Mulnueen In the rvmrt 1 Oencril 5tCttiiLjflS 11 abdiitin Ii ftoI is ivuvlcted cf a id tt t reilro1 lomle Toelber of 10 Its Hi ton rold nnd selling her Into dls IIrtr bciite Iitst full hinirc vif vonlcir i and sentencfd to fourteen par imprison i mnni Tin conviction was 1 aside ant tie got a mnv trial and w 11 cuiniced I niriln GQRSETS FOR EVERY FIGURE The Nenw corset mat is more a corset Hie only one hot docs tomething for you that no othsr corset can da nh U I itFWi F1 V i t II t V III I IAt1j H I2 It t 11 Y1 Dont think that all Nemo Ccrsets i 0 Ill arc for stout women Tho very latest Nemo in M ventionBACKUESTING e N 35I No 351is for slender N2320 ACKRESTI and medium figure EL REDUC1NO J MEDIUM ANb t and is a marvel of styl tI FOR t LtNOP rotM5I comfort and ingenuity s TOUTFIGUR6 Over million women who wear tho Nmo SelfRcdu I Corset Know that it is tho only corset tint has ever really helped a stout women to reduce br Miilo men and thousands of w men of medium an slender build have already learned tint tho now Nemo BacrRestlnjf Corset not only ntrenijthcns and relieves tho tired aching back but prr Jucea the new slenderhip fipuro to perfection Nemo BackReslingCorset No 351IrR Floping clinging 0 back Hat hip eJrc The back steels 0 50 IT RSSiS YOUR BA K 0 c nlot turn and dig ito jour Cesh 350 A beautiful now mode for slender and medium figures it sizes 18 to 30 NemO SelfRcdUCing COiSCtr ilrng health comfort and 3tjlo with perfect hygIenic aaCet The new FlalnlnclJack MAKE STOUT WO ENcLBDBR flldls reduce t abdomen KSTJ mako Prtnccso effects pnssihla t stout Spires N 312 for tall stout women No 2C same with FlatningBack 0 Ifl Nc 314 for short stout women No 38 sam with latningBack uiUU Nemo Ccrseta ar sold in nliltod stores throughout the world Ak your C4U Write us for booklet Hygienic FigureBuilding mailrd freo on request HOPS BROS Mlra Cor F urth Ave and 12th St New York I Writ k I a aUu uti poeeuJIeno ut IUI lour coaVaIiiociRe 10 Jf thl aitertbtuciiI uu au urUtl 3 urlh1 65 I Stalled Iret I lrrlu tI tar MII this tiek lIm lit Agents for RAPIDS URNlfURE Eveninr 85 l p m NISHEO COMPI w AT ELy 13 Q ic Until 9 J Actual Vnlni oClock fUUU llilk vok l of article and 10 on Mlilhlilou IouecoautfllefuflowII IIea In our were room uuli utt a cni i j5SP jjoulil upprur lu Jour liume iuuiu i I Furniture I ROOM Holllrn Orand kllpids Mtl tUMl OM l Oakjjrln limning Cno h TllV tA llM uiiiil tJllUlllmn IAMlrt nltd tier VtToi CAuiKis IUO lad lo Un IOn t Iron iVhle YwSi I SlM 1ICTCltKS DCDII1NOC I n a m e 11 o it Itcil fiBUron iTuiuji wiYi FRJtTllIsn VOlt norsKnruriNR liio trliiiniNli nor ulnbe LHIr 1 I uhf cu LI itlre nr iku liCt ulroi I lane diiruiit iuiiir Orttntnl out l jtucUer iil iT Iit UU I r tup itnilin lU fit lj i j Hij Tt i a fwn i T n i i w i ff i urtaln lutui tiouliirlulilri S5 iU nOOn S75 Worth 750 Down S 150 Week 1 Uak Lliulr fj Ihk HidehOlLrcl V5 KsliTarlttliiw tutu lt r0r1 ur elO 100 II 1000 200 I IIlh Toilet get 10 1 u na M 13 S I v fl dlne with 150 It 1500 225 tor illN 0 a k Kiiaruiitvo i leather J ii II n lUUlun Llo rl gI KS touch I II oal inuu tOO 2000 250 lo a r 1C I I t hUll rut Chairs iiu k I anlr lirfrlK ra Dlnlnc lulilf 1 Inriie 300 I1 3000 350 iri thrjo Kllchrn 1I1111nf UlAMI llutitinlnn IIHIUIIDB Tn Cut i Out Terui AppU Alee lu L cw York Chiilrti 1 llnniirei 40 pie Kltrlxn 0 110 CVeF tn Yarth Ntate New Jrny nat Connrctlrat In hlet ia yard Oil ttIIt W e allow Frrlght anti KnllroKd FAo rlalh M H MHM HMMMM t A ONeiU Adams Co Store Occupying Two Blocks Sixth Ave 20th to 22d St N YOur I Our Delivery Service in New jersey 1 Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store J Great Showing and Sale of i Summer Furniture I cAdams Building I One of the largest ami most varied displays of Summer Fur i niture to be seen in New York City Covering an area of over six i I thousand square feet on the third floor of the Adams Building this I enlarged section of our Furniture Department shows extraordinary assortments of Reed Rattan Willow Prairie fnass and Hnamel I Furniture varnished on the wood and painted Porch Rogers I Luui Settees Swing1 Tables hairs etc Note e are exclusive selling agents for the originil Old I I Hickory Furniture which is delightfully nistic in appearance I artistic in design and built for strength and durability Write tor catalogue I Introductory Specials for Tuesday and Wednesday 325 Rccd Rockers 225 325 Porch Tables U f5250 Keil rl1 Made with Pocker like fin i1 rcetl I I illustration top a n it j vith rr ttd ulIMr shdr i bent and fmc e n spin a n fancy I dies anil woo turned legs veil back ami s p i it lIts continuo dies i fti roll arm M a il e in I ami apron t w ci siies rout heavy 2 I inches post ami high and i russ braces 22 i II c h Mnen ti closely cane at i p Regular pric J5 2 50 I seat Only 21 inches high and 10inch top on to a customer Ret regular S575 225 gt3r price ular price 32S special at 5450 I 200 Reed Rockers 125 1000 Porch Rockers I lust like illustration I SCO Peed Rockers e v I F Ureen and natural like illustrationnia i fn sh heav posts pie frame extra larte I mm I sue broad comfort J I Jic j broail slat back dou I j I able arms clseh I 1 ble woven cane I oen reed seat and seat comfortable 11 openwork woven 1 T i1 e m and strong Makes a 1 I bick reulriv worth IW fat eL t 3 very nice sewing or I I r1 at the exceptOi I I als low 1 I V gi nursery rock 7 I prl 1 25 W tlt l cr special it Ie Summer Hints for Town or Country from i I The New Upholstery Dept I ONeill Building i We invite a vHt to this newlj enlarged department on the i fourth Hoor of the ONeill Building The seasons newest Uphol I stery Fabrics and Spring Furnishings for the town or country home are lavishly displayed with an artistic effect tint will greatly hdp I in making selections iII t t Deserving special mention arc the following II I 300 Screens 200 i 3nc Window Curtain 1ocs I I A three panel screen filled with good 21c quality dark green burlap extra pole and Set of Brass Trimmings trunK frames of weathered oak suit complete 20c able for office as well as country or Iniisual offering of Window Curtain city liouse liin value at CT 00 I 1oles complete with set of brass l f3 oo each special at op tWU trimmings Yimr clioics of oak Awnings 200 I Imitation Inahoan or white cornl I 300 I gakd 11 Inch bv 3 to S fat Writ tU for instruction form how to lon Hdgubr I long Regtilar price 30c spe I ellll csle20c measure also samples of stripes cIa at e I itmeasurenments and we will asur ltI Coo us your j12 Xc Curtain Swiss Oc ltIake and lier AWlllngs ready to yd ianh We will make an Awning up Two thousand yards striped Curtain I to 3 feet we 4 feet dovn Including Swiss 16 inches vide eeral pop I Curtain 2 It i in out tramcs and ular tripes to select from an ex fttincs of gahanized iron complete cellent material fur the shirj or Regular rn le 3IJO spe 200 I country tnic house Ketjuhr price 8c I MI at per yard special u OC I iOTEe neither measure nor 250 Ruffled Net Curtains I hang at this price 150 a Pair 75c and 1 Cushions SOc I Two hundred pairs Ruffled Net Cur 200 Cretonne Covered Cushions tains exceptionally pretty insertion filling of best quality odorless Silk and edge extra quality net three Floss almost as light as don an arJs lone extra value and a very excellent asortment of designs to select popular curtain for the summer lect from some arc slightly soiled house In whte or ecru I for lnninock1 porch Jr lawn arc Iegular price 250 spe c f r f very popular Regular price r n cial at J lOU 75c and Sloo eicli special at JwC Cross Striped Curtains I 25c Table Oil Cloth 15c yd I 40c per strip l i4 sards wide a large assortment 1000 strips crossstripe Curtains I I of best designs as well as marble I inches wide tine sards Iaim whIte Oil Cloth Kegtilat I and plain A I kug several colors to select from I price 2c per yard ipeciil to t C 15 morrow at JC i an exceptionally good summer i draper We are selling them by 203 Couch Covers 150 the strips because we have many I One hundreu of these popular 60 I times hail requests for only one inch Couch Covers In Oriental ef I curtain Your choice and as many I fects fringe all around I strips of a color as you may desire I Regular price 200 spe P J 50 i Regular price Si25 per pair L1 40c cial at P slecial Per strip e I Carpets Rugs Linoleums I 0 Neil Building I Carpets of every clesirnLle nuke for hails stairs flats and apartment houses at very moderate prices We offer a xplenJici quality of At Good Wearing Velvet Carpet 1 98c sewed lined t a 1 i all Ctrpets se andjaul 1 Yard I Sto drpeTsJli with pads J Rugssize 9x12 feet Axminster Rugs 1950 and 2550 Tapestry Rugs 895 SI095 125J I Velvet Uugs 1750 1950 2250 Linoleums Hull aiki complete assortment of inlaid printed and plain inoletims Printed Linoleums per yard 39c and 49c Inlaid 1 Joleums per yard 335 and 4150 Plain 1 inoleums per y Lmniij iiij 60c 75cf 90C J A SWEETT 10V SONG Oo Colinn innit nlll he tlirn 1 nothlr IIlInda World wrd Doll witb nest with complete lbl Clone It 14 tom the 1110 vIctor Ioor hoW The Talk ot rW big I al tle Inlckerbrk at vurk orld 10 linow 1 Love You to II tie I veeI hove one that every piano 111aer n ii nerT bomo lnKu SIi1 scant A swnrr Levi SOtI 1 I Another Oto Cohan ROar will bo elvrn i with oust Sunday World ovords oioiii iniulr complete Thli time It U rum Uu I hilt Motor Moore tliow Ihe Talk of vw York at the Knickerbocker 1 Uuut 0 the World to Know 1 IUTF You It u I weet love one that every piano Rider I und every home timer will want Double S H Green Trading Stamps Till 12 oclockSingle Stamps After 12 clock 1 1 McrrMtJtryj mitrDWfTAin IECELMOOPER 1 Q f rttiUffiiil iiii 1t f And a Remarkably Interesting List of Underprice Specials Boys 25c Good Quality Golf Caps 19c t Second Hoer hur Men s 3 to 4 Imported Soft Hats 195 4MIn Floor tietr 1 98c Framed Sporting Pictures 79c Third Moor Center I 50c 2Clar Gray Lace Lisle Gloves 15c Miln rleor 16th iireei Alilei Womens 150 Ciepon Kimonos 1 Ibccood Floor Onier Little Girls 225 All Wool Reefers 125 Second Fioor Ceoitr 25c Salt and Pepper Shakers a Pair 15c sill Moor Front 50c Imported German Silver Finish Purses 35c Miln floor Front 4Cca Yard 27inch Printed Pongees 25c aim Floor Cenier 75c a Yard 19Inch Black Peau de Sole 50c U Moo Hoor Center 25caYard hlnch Taffeta Ribbon ISc iAi n I loor Front Womens 7c Linen Handkerchiefs 5c Alln Hoor Centsr lens 15c Colored Handkerchiefs 9c stIIn riuor Cecter 750 No 2 Special Refrigerators 5 Uiattucnti 1250 No 3S Special Refrigerators 950 lixenrnl I 60c Good FiveFoot Step Ladders 3Vc t Ba i em en t I Womens Misses 2 250 High Cut Shoes Tuesday i 98c at atTHJS lj 11HS piece of news will at TH one interest thousands of women and misses It offers an unusual opportunity to I save at least 1 a pair on the ic very kind of shoes that are now i most in demand Womens Nnpoleon Cut Patent Leather SholsIn nil sizes in but ton or lace styles They loot and I 1 will near itS well as any 52 or J250 I slue on the market today Also r soft calfkin lace shoes for misses and citlidreil or the new e tra IHRICJ style in sizes up to 2 The womens sizes begin at 2li and that gives I you a chance to buy nny size fcr women or girls 98 C I at Second floor Itenri Womens 4Uc Extra Size Drawers 35c Second I loor Lciur 18ca Yard Embroidered lambonr Muslin Sc 1 lord Floor I mm 75c Armour able Covers Reduced to SOc IhirJ 1joor root 25c Fine Finished Writing Paper at 19 II rl I loop l tier 1 Stylish Serviceable Black Petticoats 6c econU tour en r 250 BookH Mhos Who for 1305 at 39c Third Hoor t enter 2 Medical Lictionaru Reduced to 75c 11 liii loor Center 1 to 125 Good Quality Table Cloths 89c Vjln Moor Har 12lAc New and Perfect Pillow Cases Sc t Main Floor Pir 10c a Yard Checked Glass Toweling at 5e ycin bar I oar 15c Stylish Elastic and Washable Belts lOc Main hear Froit 250 Waterproof Lap Robes at 1 Basement Mens 1675 Riding Saddles at 1350 u Bttemgrt 335 Dolls Metal Folding GoCarts 135 Third Floor Ctnier 250aGallon Tokay Wine 176 1 ourtli Hoor rent Womens pl White Lawn Waists 79c r tronJ Hoor Center 5 Reliable Short Trip Trunks 385 Third I loor enier 3 75 Feather Weight Suit Cases 275 J hirO Hoor Center 7 Collapsible GoCarts 575 Third Floor C enler 775 Reed Folding Carts 650 Third Floor erierl ip795 Juvenile TwoSeat Automobiles for 575 I I ThrJ Floor Hetr i i fc for S 11 Green Trading ttamptpVc Give 27iemMHM t 4 I

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rrMnr rwrnwtx atraxtlwnrtrerr J 4 I Y 1 r J THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY APRIL G1908 7 4 GIRL HUB BY T LEAP TO AVOID l 1 OU TH BY FIRE Julia Isola Jumps from the I J Second Story of a Tene I 1 ment Building f BLAZE MELTS GAS PIPES 1 Fumes Add to Perils of the t Flames and Man Per t sons Overcome i Flames In the fourstors tenement I I No 470 Pearl trees burst out so tact today that none of the families could I escape don n Uio stalri They took to I the escape only to be enveloped by Jnmn of gas rliiit came up from cracked pjpeii In the cellar and man Ml head long to the street In Clio front or In thu i yard In the rear 1 1 When the tire was under control mn It youn oman was dead twenty other II persons lay about unconscious from t cal burned brJlsod or cut and flftfen I horses Minted aijout dead In a gr rat i pool of water that had formed In the j 4 basement The Dead r JULIA rSOIjA tiMiityttto l aped 1 from the eeeord story window to the I tJovement and died of her Injuries on i the way to Hudson Sled Hospital The Injured Mrs ANNA HANMvDN Ihlmdsit AnJJ broken burned about face hands and body JCWLX UVNZURT of Engine corn pan No 7 overcome lor gas In the idlar and almost owned aUAKLEW MOJWKVN Ht burned about firs face hands and boil will probably die MUITJIA MORGAN Jo irteen cuts and barns Mrs MARTHA MOUG VN Ktj grandmother of Charles and Mutla hip broken and Internal Injuries by faJ from fourth flour fro vipe JO3EI H VOODS of Hook and lad der Company No I overcame bv smoke and burned In aavcis llttla Charles Morgan LIEUT McCONNEL1 ana KIHi MEN REILJY KANE ilAHUIl LANG WAUSH and 0NKILU of Knglne Company No 7 overcame by gars In four feet of water In the base ment all narrowly oneaped death In drowning MRS ANNA CON WAV overcome by I gas and burned MRS JULIA CELLO gap shock an 1 burn HOBBHT riATLEY and CHAHLIIH HEMP employees of the gun ondated Clas Company overcome In an effort to turn off the gas In the bitinent lloih narrowly escaped drowning Th nN Blurted In the fjablc just how the pollen hive nut dtolded It eta through the buseint floor melting the gal pipes and lending forth fume of gas that loon silence the squeal ing dying horse Up the btalrnall the flump stole Him l mp and bound Frank Tamo arid Joseph Costa both of No iU Peal sheet were pan the tcnnicnt when they heard thn Buueilln hor ea Tim neat Instant there came a iiirl of smoe from thu hall door and the men yelled Fire I Awakened with Stones Tctirmeut dwellers tire sound sleeper and there wan no re ponte Parse cod Costa began having stone through the front windows Whats the matter lIon there caked TiiomiiH Conway who laved on the fourtta door with Ills wife and MX children and whone oldest sun Mike baa bran In the Fire Department a mIned to Hook and Ladder Company No 1 for tin pat three months Whats tlie matter 1 sayr Baked Con way ConwaySaved by Firemans Son Tour house lIon fire angered Costa CotG lt my boy lIke answered Con way Conway went to the door and was mot by a tongue of flame One of hit boy followed and hta hair caught Are A coat wars wrapped about the boys heart before he was badly hurt and then Conway called his wlfn and other children to follow him Ho made for the rear flre scapo and yelled for Mike That boy ought to Oe bore by thin time he shouted Hook and Ladder Company No 1 wan the first of the rireflKhttnR brigade to arrive and there was Mlkl The young Brtman saw his father mother and his six brothers and steles perched on the escape Frames ww already shootfng from the window below them Now and then when Itlp tlnmo died down grrnl I Dlntncsi of gne tlmt un lire ePIp I Klrit the motlir fell Intfiislulo an 100 I Bnnprsl for air Mllto Cunway worked fat und bls iimpvnlon MirKiil with him Tin young liriiiiru parrlnl Ills uncnnictmi niiitluT dawn i Inililtr nnrt then ho Iii gnn tiring Irig luwn the chlMrcn Tlmnk God lie alil as the I i nn lens InoiiRlit tn lice aired t On the top lour also ncre Antotili hairs his wife Jiihnmm and hH cut drcn Kudolpli thirty frntitc twenty eight Julia tncnttMi Uzclu twenty and Ida thirteen Thei saw the fron escapes Ire tukfti up with the Connie fiimlly a 11I1 lied to the rear Tire HP was making a griddle of tie Uddeii i tIn and Julia nnd Lizzie ran bark II the front Hair Ablaze She Jumps Ida escapee were almont nt wrote hest Rliiii the IMO barefooted Kill s Lined cllmbliiB clown the ladders Tin 3 rcaclud the second tloor kcreainlnn run pain when there caiiip an arm of Minn fium the winnow It caught Julias hat and she dived to the street with u 5CIalll Joseph Uonovtn of No 4i l fear I ttreet saw the girl und tried to bank her fill but she bore dim down Iliforu Lizzie could jump a file lad nine was broujllt i net was run up sad e down i Mtolncl lluffllo lilt wife and file ohll I drm wtre Hterallv frne on the sec Old fluor tlitecajc when the father and huslnind began tosiimc the chil dren over to a filled at No 472 rircm and police stood on the shell and caught the children Mlchicl Zello and his wife were I Caught on the third floor The gall came I up about them in such fume that they I war unconscious when the flremin got 1 to them Joseph Morsran with nil wife his age I mother and Ills children Martha four tnn Veronica ten James seven Charles five and Mary one were on I the fifth floor TVs father got his wit mother and all of the children excopt 1 ittle CharlH out to the rear fire es cap The flames inpna I them there and the mother made a leap falling in th yard Before the othors could jjmr I the firemen had ladders raided Is everybody safe akod Acting tliltf Itlnn of the mother Tho mother counted and then Creamed My God Lttic Cnar le is in the lire I Fireman Hero Saved Boy I i loiph Woods of Hook und ladder No 1 Loa a toy of his own at hum and he shinned up that ladder In lecont line Mu entered the fifth flour which wars now burning from end to tod Under n bed with the rnveriog putted over his head was little Charlie Tire tlreman oundled the child up In his arm and down the ladder he went lie placed the bay In the mother s mm and fell insensible A doctor came and took him ana Tie flanio had nmilioomed on every tour by this time and a gnu tvploslun faR feared The men from Eng ne Compntij No 7 broke Into the cellar now more titan halt IllleU with vnter nd with dead hories floating about hoping to drown the flamm near sire rrnktnx pipes Their comrade began Tuning to them There was nu unnMer and down into the gaslllleU Hooded I 1 1 liar ran n dozen more tlrenien 10 I turning wit thn uniomrlnuti men of No in their arm i Than oame the m n from the Con nlldateil CiDH Company I hey wen Inc the water up to their armpits only to fall whirr gars got into tnelr lunss and tire firemen had to rescue them I All the pel oris had not been got art i thn eseiip cen up to this time ec IIIIIny were there and o dltllcult tens i If for the firemen to net through the I nat fume Those who Were etlll on i tile Iidden won unconscious when the flremiti jot them down The fnenient na destro ed before the fire was under control The loss was about JlOful TWO BOYS f MISSING Jollte llmntquartrm today sent out BMierii iaiiu for two thirteen old iF s who wore reported tnlolnc The fnn r of Walter Week of No M HJSI true Hundred and Thlrtjkei uncl street raid that his son had left hams on Mm Mi 3 1 Walter li for feet too fnchcs tan weighs plxji seventy five tUiid amt ib lit lair complexion He wore II jLak null npottcd with will Outs black stockings and laced shut Joseph Masts fattier was very anxi I ous about Ms Mm bccutifce he had not nHuincd ins ntilii Joseph left his home No 22 East Sixtynlxth street rata ytrday wealing two Jackets of blank with knlckeibixkers to match Mack Rtocklng and laced nhoM 1 r Solid Gold Eye Glasses 100 a Pair Generally Sold lit 500 Iron THIH UEKK To be able tu buy ROM ijo Rases W it n mlr IK of itaIt A roivnikilil or t but ta bi atiU tn buy Chew troll an optician of over W yearn ex l rliice with the highest rvpulatlon for klll aid ytmc U un rent ot gnat IInlranN that no a glass seed l onld full to lake advantage nf It YO11I save riorwy uul jouH get aura lutly unrest glasses 11Ii a OCULIrSOrTICIA ti8 lOG E 3d 5L near fth At New Yo 541 ulon St nrscr Dt K lbA Brooilrn TWO VlOllKSI I EtY KMttbllhfd 1871 ASK Your Grocer about MaplFlake Day Thousands of 15cent packages free tI r I Saks CushionFlex Oxfords for Women 4 II With the ruling demand for stylish outlines the average Oxford of today is too often a species of mild torture The Saks CushionFlex Oxford Shoe is as graceful as could be desired and as comfortable as the most sensitive feet require A soft soothing inner cushion and extra flex ible sole leathers give assurance of ease All leathers and shapesevery size ak5 OJnl1tp aiti Broadway at 34th St Ii tORiFCT OUIKK ULj t K A hv NU blttiti5a r I TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Tailored Suits Si 750 ol English Worsteds I Like Illustration I In light and dark gray materials li lif coat doublebreasted skirt gored t flare Heres one of the big tri I umphs of our factory a SUit that r nil t is the equal of any youll see i II i i l elsewhere at 2500 1 all 1 yr tS s 357 Sixth Avenue I Ii Everything for the Home 4 New Spring Stocks Priced Below Competition I Furniture Beds Bedding Carpets I Rugs Lace Curtains Draperies Etc Etc j I One Low PriceCash or Credit f fIf I r nldrn Oak tztrn lnt Tn blr Round lop nlth a 1 o I d r n Hi lim ki r with critic Flulrd I r g e pulKhnl rut a ndjli Illicit like cult value 798 tmrK like colt IcplI OjU hlilr I m color board will bc lIIaI J doldcu 0 a k rlrd French tilatp CURTAINS at 98 I n III IK Closet nllli bal eta mirror nod x ln muslin and bobbmet IIUlSS1 mil Him tut sell toll scow etKrrI t firs lacllea ll1alt rro one hued fur with ruffles alue Si50 la all roliini ta 11lt wider j alN ret u I a r price calve I tIJ275 98c iio069c 1250 The Celebrated Streit Davenport I 1698 I Sofa Bed I on u ealleled oat I mission 11 y Ie i1 d i h firs u p holsteiej in g ter ri 1 l y LW Ij 1 i Jaltle s town Brass Deli with 2inth leather or with continuouS posts with null litany tin heay husks like cut ished frames upioMered m velour like cut in all sizeS I alue530jt 1698 value 5at 24QS V The Experiences of Mr U Knowhim I i His nights at home were dull Indeed child Knowhim an only U was 1 Advice was given but he would not His fattier feared that Ilea run wild heed r i I I f I And here we see U Knowhim content At last the lid so unstable grew I His nights for months at home hes 1 His father bought him a billiard table p fhts J World Ads Show Him hoMra U Know im I I Eta Ave s 18Jh Jrl xJurd Floji Salesroom Sample Shoes From Famous Boston Matters at a Sacrifice Low Price i 1 Dr Kellers Comfort I 300 Oxfords For Nurses Teachers Saleswomen or Any Who Are on Their Feet Muc I They are made from se lected French Vici Kidskin rr r the soles are flexible v Rubber Heels Patent nil very Jresy anJ comfortable lies h widllb C to h 2GIA pairs 01 there hNU t uk ivta LhK Coinlort uo L7 oxioil I iei on e toinurrov r I Fat 5 µ al Dr Kellers Com fort 400 Oxfords I for Women al 195 3000 Pairs of Womens 300 and 350 Shoes ti New bpunsr Sample lots ten styles to se lect from i 1ici Kidskin Patent Coltskin anal Gun 11ecll Calfskin extension Wiles i I Cuban and ilitarj heels sizes 21A i to 8 widths H to bl ar 150 I t 1200 Prs Womens i Oxford Tics ici kid uppers j patent leather tips exten I I SAt l aon soles t31ncliers or plain lace ALL I t SIZES in the lot worth ft4 Ak I x SlSoan1 S at 1UU Tan Calfskin Oxfords v for Women I i Tan Calfskin Gibson Ties for Women I l MAKERS REGULAR 300 and i 350 SAMPLES size a 2y to I a 8 i widths B to El 151 i I Patent Coltskin Sailor 1 s Ties and Oxford Ties I t for Women h Vd 350 values mwot spring Is models hand welted extension soles short vamps Cuban heels all tyea 1150 Tan Pumps Patent Colt a al skin Pumps Gnu Metal 1 r t Calfskin Pumps I r r F lUnd sewed soles short vamps leather bows all Mzcs ana widths e e i tOWS 1 50 I vJI I Values up to 53 50 I Tan Russia CaIl skin Button Low Shoes Y for Women hand turned flexible k soles four buttons tues 2 Mi to S widths U to d EEl positively S 40 1 95 7 d 7K iJes pr K I 1 l zRk Misses and Childrens i I i0 New Style I Spring Shoes nibtly samples ran Vici Kid Gun Vteul I is Calf and Patent Collskin Lace Button and Bluchers Extension soles sizes i to S 8j to 11 and ii j to 2 j worth up to S2 yoftlllll At choice it vv

ty IJ cwt BoysDressShoes VALUES UP TO S3oo t t R SAMPLES Tan Patent Colt 1 skin Gun AUta Calfskin and 50 LI Kidskin size up to K its s L I h Boys School Shoes I e 3 ALL SOLID LEATHER arr Sizes up to 5 l Calfskin tippers s 1 worth X150 at N t rise i i For Men e SHOES and OXFORDS i RALSrONHEALTH 4 Grades SNOW VSJ50 Grades WH1TCOABS350 Grades a HANDWELTED SOLES Ian Kubsia Calfskin Tan Vici kidskin Patent Coltbkin Gun Metal Calf kin lace Button and Pinchers I sizes 0 to IIall I widths U 195 I KHA7IN k ori 111 Vf iMiim V I M sul1lles and L cton reii2 i Many a man has beat started on the road to prosperity by a little World Want Ad ij I1 f r f 1 ALL CARS TRANSFER i 70 t r fll Ill fdllfftlllle ill pD 1l iN JNcrONT031MVE 59ro60Sr r Tuesdays Bargainsr 18 Tailored Suits 1175 1 For women amt misses Mod of splendid fancy mixtures hairline tripc and plain and fancy r iatiai in all leading shades nil sizes I Coat Is u button cutaway model lined with good quality satin borne severely tailored Other trimmed with satin soutache braid on I collars cuffs tn match Skirt is a lull circular gored model with a I deep fold I i Misses 3piece Jumper Suits at 1495 I Easily worth 52250 made of solid color panamn and beautiful shep herd check materials Prince Chap style with a silk collar piped I with white silk Cuffs to match Coil lined with a good quality satin Full pleated slut with a ftinch fold all sizes for misses and I j mall women i Untrimmed Hats ap t298 at 69c i 1 Dress hnpes in Jsp leghorn chip and rough straws A complete color assortment high and low crowns large medium and small I shapes The values range up to 298 each 1 French AIl Wool Poplin at 85c 42 inches wide in all the latest Spring shades a fabric that is on the crest of the wave of popularity I 1 I I Mens 50c Half Hose at 29c I I Imported gauze lisle thread half hose in tan gray cadet and black I I grounds with beautiful silk handembroidered designs all sizes I I I BoysDouble Breasted Suits333 I Made of fancy mixtures light gray and brown with extra pair of Knickerbocker trousers Sizes 8 to 17 years i I I 750 English Bags at 385 I r Cowhide or walrus leather in English Oxford shape leather lined inside pocket leather covered frame gold plated lock and trimmings II I reinforced edges Sizes 14 15 and 16 inches I 1 I 53Piece Dinner Sets at 298 i Thin American porcelain HomrrIaughlm make with pretty spray decorations every piece perfect i 6 Linen Dinner Sets at 359 I All pure German linen snowy white hem tllched Cloth is 8x10 size and U napkin to match Womens 25c Corset Covers We i i Low neck lace insertion and edge with ribbon to draw 15c Canned Fruits at We 1 Table pears preserved pineapple greengage plums excellent quality I I Our Tuesday bargain price is far below the cost of production Not 1 more than ft cans to a customer I r I ALL CARS TRANSFER To ltuiler1 lJiil l1kHtiIOKT03 AVEYJJfJ60Sr aD 7H rN LEXNGTONro3AVE 59 obQSr lonyL IiliiylJllll ill l 17 ii l illll1alirlllliffi I J 1 I jl I I rl E I VII I Y I I 1 I iI I II I I II I I I I V 4 Ili I 11 I II Iliiltal H i I I I a i 1 U P I I ail si tuts I X141 II P l 4Th1 lIat rec W nr I f I I 1908 Easter Piano Sale r I New Style 550 Walters Dahlia 250 I Concert Grand Upright Pianos for I I t With the World Rtnouned Lost Motion Repealing Action I 5 Down and ufmo Pr Week D5 nFdufmo i i e Buy tomorrow Yon may be too Dont IVV alt late nil then you wH be awfully b ppP1I1ted I on of their PIano can lie purrhajfd nt Ihlo prier tte ib tot i old I It Is the Krit plan valu nf 1T Ir i UII Itlr lllRhrxt flannel of rliinn rrrfrrl ton Un Dr n Itnltlllil In thwr llciull I tlll ttlcUIODfll liana Ihry ore rrrlrttlmi In I lie hold UonvlriiUlnit AI I Hue a Plan IM Minify Cud ltr ln Can Mxkf A Iliinii Tint Ulll tie u toy tn four Ilonif I urcier are newest and mont atfn 11 lit uciUn They are blrils the Cases rye maple llneU nmlc of We fllletl ilnuhlc veneer artistically carded or plulu In fact they i ompurn with soy s TiSU 0 JflHO nlanii uf any other maim VricnInclude 1W ft r lllr nltl1 hk iiil flr co rnepraa nbbar over Pianos Delivered to Your Home Upon First Payment of 5 I No InterestNo InsuranceNo Extras Whatever 250 Thats All i 1 It iou secure one of those beautiful HALF iTS REAl VALUE I price that Ii abut It ut a Vlanx you ert Ion ue JJIMI linlJe you make one of late bent piano mCBt iPutn In I I the world Viltrra Dahlia PHnoi are Rtiar ntrcd for H years c I A7 t A inuy or our lujtonic lies been illsippolntca In I S petra 1 Notice these spectral sales unit KB this H one or thn greatest op I portunities t 0 secure tho beet pianos maiiutiitared ws would udl all who are In terealed III make a pl3iilnn lnintllitlj KI you will not In ilHuyiiolntHj 1 It you lonmmplatn purchasing n pism WP wnulcl mlvit you to rail and J I man lw yourself If thl tl not tin rnft plinu value rr oirorcl III America t l nol purchase a piano rifles s It bears a maker name When a h Beware maker II uhanied tn put IM rttin upon n piano there li methlnir nroni with It I i The name NV ait rH on a piano Manila for lire vary highest and W alters ben made I f Don t buy a oculril BllKlitly uM nr peconilliind utnnn at any Caution price for It will eau beionie w rhien 1 your old Plano fur a n w Waiter und pay nuy balance at 11 tXCnOnf vr week Lpon rcquul n Iprtsemntlvr will tall warerooms 1 1 Hd Floor I All Cars Lex to 3d Av l I Transfer to BI oomin g d a I S 59th to 60th St 1 1 kh u I u tl c s

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