The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1902, Page 4

nother Barred Glass. “One woman serfotisly injur Hes imperiliea several thousa & four-stor No. 156 V early to-dey. ? The ‘fire is Chief Purroy, ment, Mega! storing ers. rived, with A ¢ommand, Mrs Two years old. nd Moor, tho, fi Barred on ler mad fre fhe. pane o lhe bone stalrway of halt at other stret oH Jay ‘ani ThrustsArmThrough’ ,,, FALLS ON,BURNING STAIRS - Her Companion in Tenement, red and a dozen fami- te to have been ment of paints, find other highly combustible ma- ‘terial by the owner, N. B. Sire, one | of the theatric: S Just as Engine Compar She ran into the hall, ith flames, and fell When till conscious, hut TAMES A BRIO THE WORLD: ea 7 Tee bait THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER U1, 1902. . yaks OSPITALS, — S DEMAND WOMAN MORE HC FLAMES MAYOR ioe Mr.Low Makesan Earnest Plea for Betier Treat-| Finds Window and Madly ment ot Infectious Diseases by Health Board. | eee | | In resuming his weekly talks" tos) 14 Low discussed the De- Mayoi partment of Health. He made a plea for increased hospital accommoda tions for the treatment of infections diseases. Mayor Low said i the fr t Hel 100 York ly ye ar Where Severa! Families’) +; huriva: AWA AWATIE Lives Were imperilled, Is ‘" - 1 1500 beds to fin pre: nupnly, Found Charred and Oead. i (Ona New york, Chreugh an iasne + mutherized this year, ix was killed, another “The siniinry in a fire which did) onitie ewtatttn nd dollars’ damage to | carried nement in the rear of | fere Twenty-eighth street |! } TOO Inwt se N-pox might en the great activity of inapectte this year reported by Acting of the Fire Depart- | the result of |meat in the-firrt floor and |“ varnishes | oils, al firm of Sire Broth- | “Diphtl tn we % with In © room. rex water for hls pas | «|Henry Kraus’ Drinks Acid Because His Great Flesh Robbed i Him of Employment |v sion eek an Seta nt was w Third ave- adman treated h to the extent of buckets ste Grundman fresh water ‘WEIGHED 350 | Henry Kraus was restaurant until he g trudging & ment, but turant keepers old WINDOW SEATS. We offer this extraordinary bargain inducement Friday and Saturday just to impress upon the public the import- ance of visiting our establishment when ff} om thia morning in} No. 21 bast | turned on the Ku cli, | He went to a the Hotel Vin Porty-third str in need of Purniture, Carpets; When Kraus first came to New York |f' Rugs, Refrigerators, Go-Carts, he was a trim little man, alert in nis|@ Ete. Besides the prices being right, you need not worry about the’tash, we swimore and) int trust you and will be glad to have you ; teomplalnen thac te was i exe | OPEN AN ACCOUNT HERE. ~ 4 Brooklyn, Marries Matron) was comparatively slim, for ne weighed Albert 1. uurkish baths | Brooklyn &s the Boule ; There che chines on ¢ } Magistrate 3 ide Court, th amobilists in $300 The Peiger ‘said h tire, to two An the mach! was golng as for the rell ‘The comm: ) Very Near His Own Age in }, His Mountain Camp. | Aide. n Cl Bvo Men Hela Hons of the speed for going at the rate o mo hour on Central Park West e@hine, a large a f Big Mandatian end of the Apelage. # Joneph of Braganza Charg- | ed with Misconduct. Bépt 1.—The Grand Jury Old Batley, to-day Wood, place. Ment he 6 aw dis- | weight reached scale of restau tt of th middle of the t K found th Open Saturday Evenings Till 10, 1 heard him mov- | 1 o'clock and wround his in Clinton Crone Be un Reais. ti € Ci ° j RAN AUTOS TOO FAST. ‘° arned of his deat} oul for work, but} ing Mae rk Went, | n the West held two auto- or trial for Eighth Ave. ee ee ee Coo Here's a man who thinks he has heart dis- ease; and is scared half to death, His face is all drawn out of shape from fear and agony. Every time he eats, his heart “pal- pitates"—that simply means that his stom- ach is swelled up with gases from fer- menting undigested food, and his heart mornit bail e was showing the ma- 0 of French manufac- the matter with his heart In the summer time, this gas distention is much worse, his whole body and blood get over-heated, and his heart and lungs get so crowded for amine and | by. the | ae Pathe room, that he gasps for breath. There he rush at | is, look at him! Every minute he ex: n Includes Willan: the fact, all he needsis to stop that souring and gas forming in his stomach and bowels, help his digestion along, and keep cool inside, You all know that whenever something rots or decays, heat develops. Same in the body. , Keep cool inside! Take a candy ca- thartic CASCARET every night at | It will work: while you sleep, clean up and cool your | | bed-time. insides, give you a regular, comfortable movement in the morning, | and you'll be feeling finé all day every day. Heart Disease! Fudge! Big coglas tet aan R eas, MI, a Bee 4 eturneds a Prince Francis Josaph ‘utena: ihe. Bey- in dw! Jest TENDERLOIN POLICE AT JEROME'S DOOR. CANTOR CHANGES \Y Grecomam yO p, FRONT ON TUNNEL zz) Pimypoon Chawfind Car VF] | Repeated Lace Curtains, Portieres, Etc., , Borough President Announces | Offer of To-Day that the Pennsylva- | At Wonderfully Low Prices. Ae: Fourth Floor. nia Crosstown Franchise, ry Wi Held . | 7 2 f . eee The remarkably low prices quoted in our previous announcement in regard. to Lace Curtains, Portieres, Couch Covers, Mantel Lambrequins, etc., and the hint, Mutual Surprise Expressed by Inspector Harley and Capt. Sheehan as They Meet at District-Attorney’s Office. ‘Two of ic yet surprised police: Borovgh 5a it a r has m3 . . . . * Niuater, Nea York were, Capt;| backed down from i's opposition to tre |® We then gave to economical housewives that this is best time to buy, bore food the Tenderiota, and The) Pennsylvania tunnel, He vaya chat he!) fruit. It needed but a glance at the items and prices to send many a woman in haste Harley. when they met Just] is in favor of granting the franchise to our counters before the lines were broken and selection curtailed. aa | rvation : ‘O’Neill’s .. Girls’ and Misses’ Fall Coats, ‘Children’s Norfolk Jackets / Young Men’s Suits, made of the newest and most stylish Autumn fab- tics, light and dark colors, 15 to 20 year sizes,...... . Made from All-wool Blue Serge, Golf or Yachting Styles. pects to drop dead. As a matter of these are gone the regular market prices will again prevail. | Closing out about One Hundred Pairs of Fine California Blankets, slightly thumps against his diaphragm. Nothing 4 complete stock of Boys’ Overcoats, Suits, Caps, Hats, Gloves, Hosiery | soiled through being placed in our show windows, at very Low Prices. » the door of Distriet-Attorney | even though the rallroad compay per- n H | . a Jerome's private office to-dty sist In Its refusal to bind Itself to pay | The Simpson Crawford Store has always been headquarters for curtains and interior hangings eWihat are ¥ou<d here?" asked | union labor rates and work its men em-| | — of all sorts, and this sale is but another proof‘ of this fact. The following offerings from a value HW arte ae etic 1 In construction only eight hours | A standpoint are in line with those previously told of, Won't you walk in. Inapector?’” sald Cantor has held firm on these | Irish Point Laze Curtains, richly embroidered, Svuutache Vestibule and Sash Laces; most un. tttendant and wiice oMeers | points up to to-day. In an Interview he figured and detached designs: | common:values: : separated, each wondering what the % saya his motives have been misunder- | stood, He thought the railroad com- | ¥ was getting to® much in the be- inning and sought only to protect the | nterosta of the ef “I will aay positively, $3.90 pair, value $5.00. $9.50. $5.45 pair, value $7.00. Molnt Arabe Lace Curtains, rich, effective de- signs, in entirely new styles: $4.95 pair, value $7.50. $8.75 pair, value $11.50. $5.95 pair, worth $8.00. Tambour Lace Curtains, an exceedingly dura- $6.95 pair, value said Mr. Can- | tor to-day, “that the franchine will not | be held up and t never was ne tention to hold tt fight has been | [in the Interest Hiv and labor. | Brussels Point Late ‘Curtains, effects: - $6.00 pair, value $8.50. Ruffled Bobbinet Curtains, lace edgings and insertions, at $1.95 and $2.45 pair. Regular prices $2.50 and $3.50. Nottingham Lace Curtains; fac-similes in pat- cerns and effects of higher grade lace: 8c. pair, regularly $1.25. $1.95 pair, regu- larly $2.75. $1.45 pair, regularly $2.00. daintily stylish we said in response NEW YORK’S STATE TAX. { joy's district In inct, and Dis on insisting eo the Dis: | the Inspector. | $4 wpon which be King Queens and Richmond at xi led for the fiscal 1 a State tax of} ~ 1902, say.” | the District-Attorney's |" This ts 1 there is “something | will be used for ing Fund 1! on a dollar and Canal Debt Sink- office doin se eee 48c. yard, value 70c. G0c, yard, value 85¢+. Arabian Door Panels, usually $1.75, at. $4.25 . hes | Mercerized Tapestry Portieres, hand- pee fringed; value $10.00 pair, at.... $7.50 Tam confident that we shail agree when ble lace, very pretty effects: B r SaREAth al e mee ‘on Bept. 17 ‘ y agdad Portieres, Oriental effects, ibaa eb ea $5.45 pair, worth $8.00. B seveeee, $4450 pee worth $6.00 pair, at........- Kis Kelim Couch Covers, fringed all | round, 60 in. wide; regular price $3.50 ea., at English Tapestry Couch Covers, 60 In. wide, deep fringe; excellent value at $10... $7029 en, Mantel Lambrequins, silk armures, nice- ly fringed; priced clsewhere at $4, here.. $2.95 | Mantel Lambrequins, made from fine quality siik damask; $6.50 is the regular price; we | say $4.95 _,_ Estimates furnished on all kinds of interior decoration work. Samples and original sketches submitted. Lace curtains cleaned to look like new. | . ae | iz han IL. Miller, State Comptroller, | |hais notified the city anthorities that | . [the State Board of Equalization of | ‘Taxes has fixed the aggregate valua | - | of property in the counties of New | Unusual Offerings in Our floor of our new building, a very choice collection of Misses’ school and street Hats, at the uuiform price of......... $5.00 In our Stiff Trimmed Hat Dept., also on the sec- Special Values in | med Hats in a variety of styles, each hat well worth $4.00, at.... 2 $2.95 Women’s Kid Suede Gloves, 88c. Main Floor. We've just received a special consignment of 3- clasp embroidered Kid Suede Gloves, in black, slate, tan, modes and white. While the cost is small the quality is high, These Gloves are per- fect fitting and in the correct styles for early Fall) Suits and Dresses For To-Morrow and Saturday. An exceptionally strong offering of new and stylish Autumn | Garments from New York’s best makers. Quality con- sidered, these values are unmatchable, ond floor, we offer 300 Women’s and Misses’ Trim- 202 20-0 2 + 2 2 2 2 Money-Saving Offers in L Doctors who mak < of . val Il MORE f AT eee ae at | Trimmed Hat Dept. Women’s ie" Neckwear. wi | a eerie nen heT Wheel eMeeny DEER We shall place on sale to-morrow, on the second HUNG ale | You can always economize by purchasing your | Neckwear at the Simpson Crawford Store, because | our acknowledged supremacy in this line enables us jto offer values impossiblé elsewhere. By pur- chasing your Neckwear here and now you'll prac- tise economy in the truest sense of the word. Lace and Net Barbes...... 49, 95 and $1.48 ; Wash Silk Scarfs, well worth 75c., ate... Lace Scarfs in all styles, and the newest fads, 75, 95, $1.48 and $3.50 Our assortment of Rufls is now very complete; prices range from.... +++. $4,50 to $45.00 -s mbrella Offers | . wear. At the price mentioned this is the best| Of Interest to E 0 ‘ * § ade ii | nterest to Ever: Children’s Dresses Misses’ Walking Suits fave nomen that uss ybeen nave it) 2 iog| Sy Ving Cashmere dresses with silk blouse Jalking § 4 HONE UNE is si0) oes 6 ose ocieie'e SOO AIS Main Floor. iv 1¢ Homespun Walking Suits, with slot seam | peel 3 , front, Jacket effect, trimmed with rib | jackets, velvet collar; new flare Skirt, fin- It is an easy matter for other stores to meet the bon ‘velvet and fancy buttons. 6 to 14) jshed with several’ rows. of stitching, School Shoes Simpson Crawford prices, but the real test of Yearsy 3.49 | BIE Gay and Oxford, 14, 16 and 15- FaniiBavsarand? Gifts j merit is to be found in the quality of the goods of- A y Ss Mt : fered. Here are some that will certainly interest Second Floor, Comfort—that’s the watchword of our Juvenile; Shoe Dept., though style and service, of course, are} by no means overlooked. This is a statement we've often made, and we cannot repeat it too often: The care of the foot is absolutely necessary in childhood if foot-comfort be desired in after years. Our line of Footwear for the young folks of both sexes is splendidly complete. Prices for Boys, $1.65, $1.85,$2.00 and $3.50 M95 Misses’ Blouse Suits Fine Cheviot Blouse Suits, velvet collar, Blouse handsomely trimmed wifh satin, plaited flare skirt over drop skirt, 14 to 18-year sizes, 13,50 Sale of Misses’ Jackets Children’s Reefers Double.breasted Covert Cloth Reefers, collars and cuffs piped with velvet, 6 to 14 years, 3.50 a special lot of Norfolk Jackets made) from fan cloths, double breasted, | 6 to 14 years, | every woman who has children going to school: For the school boy and girl, small rolling Ameri- can Gloria Silk Umbrella, with case to match, steel rod, Paragon frame; 22 and 24 inch sizes; regular little men’s and women's handles; a splen- did Umbrella at 85c.; we say.... More of our now famous silk and linen Umbrel- las, in both 26 and 28 jnch sizes; a thousand differ- ent handles to choose from; the best ever offered for $1.00 Women's stylish Umbrellas, selvage edge, pure 4.98 | Children’s Long Coats Ch |dren's Long Box Coats made from tine’ beaver cloths, double-breasted effect, rolling collar and culls, Red, Brown and Blue, 5.50 | Boys’ Clothing Department. School Suits at Less Than Cost of Making! An extraordinary offering that gives you an opportunity to clothe the boy in stylish and serviceable garments at a great saving. Bear in mind these are not trashy Suits, but Suits made from good ma- They are made of Medium Weight Broadcloths, Kerseys and Cheviots. All lined with Silk; Black, Biue, Brown and Castor, Regular Value 8.00 to 12.00, 4.95, 5.98 and 7.98 Prices for Girls, $1.50, $2.00, $2.25, $2.65,$3 and at every price you get better goods than you can elsewhere for the same money. Timely Offerings in Men’s Fall Cravats, . ie Many desirable and exclusive styles, sich as are not to be found everywhere. We call attention to the new four-in-hand, “The Knotblack,” a scarf in white and mixed medium color effects with a black satin knot; a novel) and desirable scarf for business or gen- | eral wear 50 We have on hand constantly a fresh assortment silk, in all the rainproof colors—navy, royal blue, light and dark red, green, brown, etc.; cases to match; the most stylish Umbrella made for women; regular $4.00 value for... see $2.00 Men’s Furnishings, Floor, New Half Hose. Our Men’s Half “Hose Dept. starts on its Fall ca- reer with a splendid showing of high-classNovelties, Men’s fancy Half Hose for fall; medium and black grounds, with neat embroidered effects and silk woven Jacquard figures; styles distinctly new and desirable; pair.. $2:45 . i 1 i i i . ices— of the Keiser Barathea Scarfs, so widely ad- A small lot of embroidered and open terial, re i alors and nicely finished. Note the prices—they are vortised; uitable for all occasions; tles...... 75/in Men's fine imported lisle Half Hose; aA Ena wes Potir-in-hands, cos sscnsiigecsoecsvstnannens $1.00} worth 50c. pair, 3 pairs for...,. vere $4,00 | Boys’ Two-Piece Short Pants Suits, made ‘Our: 6 : from All-wool Cassimeres, Worsted Tweeds and Blue Cheviot, 7 to 15 year sizes, Norfolk Suits of the same material, and Navy Blue Cheviot Sailor Suits, hand- somely trimmed with Soutache Braid, 3 to 10 year sizes, —* ' 25 § Brass and Enamel . (aF'Regular value 4.50 Boys’ Three-piece Short Pants Suits, made from All-wool Cassimeres, Cheviots and Blue Serges, 9 to 16 year sizes....... 4 8 Regular 4 value 7.00 Our regular prices are always so Regular value 1 1.00 6. 75 Boys’ School Caps, brass and enamel beds greatly enhance Brass Bedstead, 1%-inch posts, Bow foot, ex-| tended foot rail, goose neck, regu value $30.00; special at....scereee- . $22.00 Brass Bedstead, rich design, 2-inch posts, 1-inch top rod, %-inch filling, extra large husks and vases, extended foot rail; the stat fad construc- tion Is perfect; all sizes; sell regularly for $35.00; special at... #24,50 Hrass Bedstead, 2-inch posts, extra large husks and vases, %-inch filling, bow foot; fully 39.00 worth $4740, at.....s.++ Lore eM i $39. 29 Each! Regular value 60c and Furnishings of every description, at Lowest Prices, lhe product of one of the best California mills—only a special lot. When The Ten-Quarter Size... 2.98 3.98 4.98 to 6. 75 Pair The Eleven-Quarter Size., 3.98 5.25 5.75 to 8.50 Pair 4.755.75 6.50 to 11.98 Pair; 500 Pairs Strictly All-Wool Blankets in Ten, Eleven and Twelve-Quarter Sizes, at unusually attractive prices, a, 2 Inch posts, 1 inch regularly Brass Bedstead, 14-inch Cs oe posts, heavy filling; excellent value at $55.00; we say 3 $43.00 Brass Bedstead, 2 Fin top rail, extra heavy ing ; : $54.75; at. ee $45.00 The Twelve-Quarter Size. White Enamel Bedstead, continuous posts, cast corners, scroll designs; all sizes; real value $6.50; DOW. .+--+ssereereaee ea $4.50 Sixth Ave., (9th to 20th St, SIXTH AVENUE, 20TH TO 21ST STREET. Prompt Attention Assured All Mall Orders. Simpson Cranford e222 Continuation of the Sale of Beds and Bedding at One-Third Off Regular Prices. low in comparison with those of other stores that when we make a reduction of one-third, economically minded women at once realize that the opportunity must not be overlooked. The greatness of the stocks and the multiplici of new and rich designs in the value of these offerings. We repeat here most of the items mentioned in our previous announcement: Braes Bedstead, 14-inch continuous bent Posts, extra heavy filling, large husks and spindle, all slaen; would be considered good value at 842,00; here at...... . Brass Bedstead, 2 ine eavy cast brass po! corners, extended foot rail, full size only; reg- for this occasion we ular price $72.00; say $50.00 White Enamel stead, 1% inch posts, extra high head board, bow foot, brass mounts and spindles; $9.00 would not be high; re- $6.50 osts, extra duced to .... teee White Enamel Bedstead, 1% inch heavy filling, brass rings and spindles fn head and foot board; have always sold for $10.00; now at the very low price of..,.......... $7.00 White Enamel Bedstead, continuous posts, heavy cast corners, % inch brass top rod, seven large spindles In head and foot board; regular Price $15.00; special at........ $10.50 19th to 20th St, Sixth Ave. |