The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1903, Page 7

HILLS FAM FAN i giving Feast. — . * © After a humble Thanksgiving feast in [their two'noorly furnished rooms on the {second floor of the tenement No. 146 \Plasson ayenve, Brooklyn, Angelo Bileo, [inte wite, Mary, and thelr seven children “were brought nearly face to face to death last night. “ ‘Phe Bilcos ‘had retired after banking jithe fire in the coal stove for the night. (Whe seven children, the father and "mother, found resting places in the ‘erowded rooms, the father planning to “get up carly this morning to begin his day's work. At 9 o'clock Amos Buomo, of No. 14 Whroop avenue, went to call on them ‘and found the door locked and a strange Knowing that he allence in the rooms. javas expected at the house, he pounded, \and finally broke in the oor. Stratched on their beas the family of nine lay unconscious. Angelo Bilco and his wife, aMry, and Lthe oldest son John were nearly dead from asphyxiation. The rooms was filled with fumes from the smoldering coal re. Dr. Izard, of the Cumberland Street Hospital, responded to the ambulance call and the father, mother and oldest pidla Were sont to the hospital where Sthey are in a serious condition. The ehiddrer were given medical attention and were taken care of by friends. ‘ROBBED AS THEY FLED FROM FIRE Panic-Stricken Tenement Ten- ants Complain to Police that Thieves Had Been at Work During the Excitement. Fire caused a panic to-day in a crowd- pa five-story tenement at No. 183 Allen ‘street, a building which stands within ‘a few feet of the Second avenue “L” structure. John Mulholland, a member ‘ef truck No. 9, was the only person injured, and he only sustained slight burns about the face from the explosion _of a gas meter. “Sparks from the burning butlding fred the tles of the overhead railway, and a force of men was called out by the Metropolitan Company to save its iine. The danger was soon past, how- ever, for the firemen got hold of the blaze in the cellar of the tenement in quick time. ( Phe fire originated in a bakery, and tt euch a: start before the employees ‘bf the place could do anything that they,|, Sea to flee. As they reached the slde- walk the heat had become so intense jthat tt burst a big plate-glass window, *peattert e pleces upon thi A eng dire some of the tenants ot \ghe, Dullding claimed to have reported. to irs. Greenberg Mo poitce that a man ha from ner waist as she Tan out of the proure dats ithe isirenten tea) the street. WOMAN'S HUNT FOR SON CAUSES. FIR SS eel His Whereabouts When the Flames Broke Out. i. While searching for some clue that (would lead her to the whereabouts of her jost son, Mrs. Rachel Cohen set Bre to a five-story tenement-house, at No, 17 Essex street to-day. The great- gst excitement followed. ‘Ihe house was ‘huitted by its many tenants, who ran ‘gcreaming into the street. \s Mrs. Cohen's oldest son disappeared ‘from home on Tuesday last. The moth- jer, who also has four other smaller dren, has been searching the city r the lost boy. but without success, inking that there Arter of some adress, fn she Funk which would lead her to hum the mother with a candle in ‘her hand was searching his effecie when the flamios of candle, Ignited some of the lost boy's jeiotning. 3 fire spread quickly. nildren, and, “followed nement, screaming * 1Py, is ont! {vere so crowded G fIroubie in getting to the burning prop- 1eRY; ne blaze was extinguished with damage. aioe SRE {FIRE INQUIRY MADE. ¥ @ARWATOGA, N. ¥., Dec, %7.—The fre jthat yesterday afternoon led to the igeath by suffocation of ex-Police Com- nissioner Warren IF. Darrow is being vestigated by Coroner McCarty and ire Chiet Shadwick. Fy e Helps. ti We ye Oculists, dark rooms, scientific apparatus—ever ythin; ‘eorrect eye treatment. You ipnly ONE place to come, ONE bill pay, and a single instead of a di- vided responsibility. } Glasses Only if Needed, $1 Up. ‘ OPTICIANS—41 Years’ Practice, 26 BROAD ST.—Arcade, Broad Ex. Bid 217 BROADWAY —Astor House td 223 SIXIH AVENUE—near 1 i3th st. Sy 1345 BROADWAY near 36th st, a Stores Oyen Saturday Evenings, ; “Only ae a Arrival of a Visitor Saved the Bilco Family from Asphyxiation After VE ane) las Searching Trunk with a’ Lighted Candle for Clue to was probably a Pithe boy'e hen selzed her two you st t by two older nes, atte flod through the halls. of tho} ‘Kire!” ‘The ory {qvas taken uo by other tenants and then! street. "When the flremen arrived the streets| shat, the engines had for ave THE WORLD: wm Que Concave Shoulde: VOGEL & SON. Usual Defec:— A Sacxine Couiar “TARIES BY FIRE Electric Plant at LE @ EG Destroyed and Current Cut _ Off, While” Force Works to Prevent an Explosion. Usual Defect (Speciaisto The Evening World.) HACKENSACK, N, J., Nov: 2%.—The} plant of the Bergen County Gas and! Electric Company at Hackensack, which supplies electric Nghts in every town { Bergen County, w, lamaged to the ex tent of $75,000 early to-day by fire, start- ed by a short circuit on the diz switah| board, The fire-aiarm system was out of order, and the engineer nad to us the telephone to call the engines. The entire county, as far as street lghts ‘oncerned, was thrown {nto darkness, and it may ‘be two days before} the current can be turned on. The firemen were fearful of an ex- plosion In the gas tanks which adjoin the works, but they worked valiantly and prevented the spread of ‘lames. ‘There was no insurance on the plant, which was considered one of the best equipped in the country. While this fire was in progress a resi- dence In West View, just across tho Hackensack River, was burneé to the ground. Zeitz & Tarshis. CREDIT TO ALL BASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. CLOTHING | ‘Wm. Vowel & Son. The Best Thing: ‘Done ina Half Century of Clothes-Making--- Our “Concave” Shoulder. Our Concave” Shoulderis a real improve- ment, something tangible, the only real big achievement that looms up amon things doneina half century of clothes-making. It isan achievement we are truly proud of, but it means more to you thanto us. The supe- riority of our ‘‘Concave”’ Shoulder to the or- dinary shoulder is easily proven by compari- _ son. Its grace, its symmetry, its height and breadth is a work of rare, pooe tailoring. The ordinary shoulder is stuf d out with super- fluous, spongy wadding in order to give it the broad-shouldered effect, but the padding stretches and Rls and the shoulder loses its shape after a little wear, while our ‘“‘Concave”’ Shoulder will retain its shape—al ways. Winter Suits & Overcoats $15 At $15—Medium length, long loose Overcoats, and Chesterflelds In black and Oxford velours, ker and meltons, dg one taNo MLLER: At §15—Single and double-bre: jack Sults, all the new Yeurselt and Family Can Drees model In plain and fancy quiet ef- well at an outlay of fecte In unfinished and finished wo! and rich, ft-finished black thibets. Every other good sort of Suit or Overcoat— $12.50 to $50 $1 Per Week N. Y., 2239 3d Ave,, nr. 122d st. N. Y., 741-3 8th Ave, nr. 46th st. Brooklyn, 468 Sth Ave,, nr. 10th st. Bivotlyn, 535 Fulton $t., opp. Elm pl. WM. VOGEL & SON, Broadway ‘vHouston St. An Important Sale of Girls’ Winter Coats at Gréatly Reduced Prices. We place on sale Saturday Nov: 28th, over 500 Girls Winter Coats, all excellent styles and materials— Arranged as follows:— Girls’ Coats of Zibeline, fancy top cape, Funny thing, the way most shoe manufacturers figure. aid and button trimmed ; study and scheme and work and stew, to see how lors: — blue, brdwh'® and| mutt they can take out of a shoe and’ ’still have it hold green; sizes 6 to 14 yrs., at |together, Now we've always tried to see how much we $7 go could crowd into shoes, And yet there are shoemakers fern who can’t understand why their business lags while ours value $10.50. | booms, Girls’ Coats Our system of direct from tanner to wearer is of Zibelines, Cheviots and|5° economical that, at $3.50 a pair, the best leather and Chinchillas, 3 styles to select plenty. of it can be used in from, various colors; sizes 6 R E G A L a to 14 yrs., at THE SHOE THAT PROVES $9.75, value $13.50. 60 REGAL STORES—20 OF THEM IN THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT. MEN’S STORES. IN Regal Shoes the toe cap is put on, right over a solid eay one-piece vamp. It gives double to the toe—keeps it shapely. Nearly all other shoes have “pieced vamps”—that is, they simply sew the edge of the cap onto the edge of the vamp—they save a piece of vamp as big as the tip. But where does the wearer come in? The maker has saved a fewcents. The dealer makes just as much. But the wearer as usual “gets the hot end of the stick.” Givls’ Coats of Finest Kerseys, Zibelines +f ?: YORK CITY. and Fancy Materials, in a ry ena 2 Palen ne Ea ay i great variety of styles; in Broadway,” cor ae ‘cocoa Bradmay, pee ‘Ditmar ASS cal wise cluded are many sample it che Set: ath and, 99 j coth, ste 400 Fitth Ave. sizes 6 to 14 yrs., at | fa kintoor"Fin'Ave Oth ste ce Niwark AYE coats; 4 y 2 Tented R ‘W. cor. J24th | St. NEWARK, N. ans. Sixth A 1 Broad St., opp. Central % R. of N. J. "WOMEN'S STORES. NEW sO Cre. Fe maid ro are, 338 Sixth Ave. Sor. tin ane $12.75, values $16.50 to $20.00. ‘The ‘above ‘are values of superior merit. 100 West 120th st. 785 Broadway, corner 10th Bt. Lord & Taylor, Broadway & Twentieth Street and Fifth Avenue, Fur Dept. Black Marten Cluster Boa, 7:50 Black Marten Long Boa, 10.00 Exceptional value, (Black Martzn is fluffy, durable and reliable fur.) Coat Dept. 32-inch Fitted Back Montagnac Coa: (co'larless), ‘stitched Peau de Soie around neck, lined with Skinner satin; man tailored, 15.” ——Your Eye Right Here——= '$5.00 Gold Eye Glasses |} $1.00 Per Pair, OR 40. DAYS.ONLY. oun octiisr will examine your, eyes absolutely free. Bo Net Go, Downtown for Bases, fee Broadway and 13th St. Gleason & Patten, |} 101 Weit 125th St,, near Lenox Av, a tac ce lalla FM RT EE OT einai alia —— FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 1903. \ i | MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ryG FILLED! | | SIXTH AVENUE, 2iST AND 22D STREETS, N. Ye | T TTI AY RSI NT PT ee AG ee et ee ee eee ere ee Ce Se os oo ost Dc nes To-Morrow’s Knit Underwear For Women and Children. * Specials in Misses’ Garments i 6.75 Box Reefers 4.98'12.5° Long Coats 9.78! 6 to 14 Aes sizes, of Zibeli 16.50 cloaks {or Misses, 14, 16 and 18 for Girls, sizes 5 ¢ | Thompson 12.98} cheviot and Zivetine, in ° | shade! year sizes, of olk Jacket, |G 16. 98 | for Girls, tn 6 { fine Henrietta, for Misses, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, of | very pretty , black and polka dot silk. long coat lined with | , 6.98 Long Coats 4.% w skirt. 10.98 . for little tots, 3, 4 and 5 year s 7 14,50 Jackets made of fi some wit beaut for Misses, 14, 16 and 18 year sizes, of fine kersey; satin lined; cape over shoulders. eee eer ene rere eee oer ee a Suits Hen's Knit Underweat. 2s a wide range of all the celebrated makes. This department ca in natural) MEN'S BHARTS or DRAWERS, in oF Newest shapes in a dozen f the veat| merin tural colors, full Scratch: wewests clans igre tie | Bae Rt Hash aa patterns, in all colors, stitched Felt Hats binding; value 8c., for Milimery Department, Main Ficor, 22d St. Side Parner men Nar trer inne eerie eT eS aa i ad sutinay’s Candy Specials. Chocolate after - 39¢ Best Chocolates, and Bon worm and | ment tary Jarl in heuvy | shrinkable full Fektiar mad wool! shirts Somerelther. wit or anort Ki iar or extra at, 2) ment .. SHIRTS or DRAW! welght Antural fan or double breasted: 4 rer'karment dinner | Crystallized Can- Fruits B eppermints, 2H¢] ton Ginger, tb Bons, 60c saree sina etemeesetectctetiea ee teeee anaes Molasses Pepper J. Qq)!Ooe verses Saturday Ch i G Assorted Nut and 5 nS IB y c Specials in 0: ce roceties Prices < Fruit Glaces, Ib... c Vaelaree cate 39 e Chocolate covered Wal- nuts, Almonds, Pecans and Fil- berts, Ib... 6s... 60c en at Cut Prices. Vanmecmiade Cake, Dike Bios Large sweet Juice , oe cad a | Cakes, assorted fillings, each 5 Pure Maple Sugar sf Waters, Ib.. OranieS Frorida Russet Pet box, $3. 2 19¢ Marron Celie 80c’ Ono 0 nto anand Bred O88 Blankets == Ginterabies White Blankets, “!VFuny sist’ | tra laree nee ™* |e 15¢ 2c | § mv =< John: | Prupes: 4 a for... SaLbY, Pow DE asa. the, perfect tht, well reeularly for 4 98 aftat, tell remulnrly for 6 Og regularly for @ 4g f Plankets 1.50 @ pal: White Blankets, Pui! osbig sea’ covered (wt th best Blanket: ha i larly for apiging ate wel reruiarly for 2079! Comfortables, covered ok! ts aabeat te 3.50] te err rere cane eta are 8 =a ‘Perfumer y~ Toit Ai white cottot Otners at Dic. 2 We have secured the agency for the Peerless Paper Patterns. if Priced 5.., 10.. and 15. Per Pattern. Every woman who has used the Peerless Paper Patterns will gladly testify to the ease of cutting and making garments for every size and age. A Never} Failing Peerless Pattern can always be secured here for whatever garment de- sired. All seams allowed. fashion Sheets free, Catalogue, 10c.; by mail, 15c. For Women, Bargains in Shoes Girls and Boys. Women’s Medallion Shoes, (refs ati made in selected Vici Kid, Patent Colt and other fine} $ leathers. In 20° exclusive styles; made with either} 4D Hand Turn Sole or by the Goodysar welt 50 sewed process; in all materials; better 2. Po for dress and school wear; than most $3 kinds, at...... in all materials; spring heel; Popular Priced ARAN notte] Aponta Cade nae ic , FERsceery, Ant Pelt Ro fred ‘Suiba Saas ¥iOuM T AM rt alt, j Girls’ Shoes, ; made specially with a view to stand hard wear. BY 10 10% 11 to2 Lie Sheet lek 12 NO MUSIC SENT C. 0.D. AND NONE SOLD TO pape In Music Department in Balcony; also on 4th (loor Grocery hed depen cha the well-known C:na-lan Piano Virtuoso, gives musica) dzmonstrations (From Wizard of A (godin a Tavorite,) March. ‘ees eh “d ote povulat ian Nar | Dear Bing Sink, bescrint in| Falling Star Reverie. (Very popular.) s pabi of Aching Hi ect high- | Medeie tt A paautita Sizes 6 to8 1.00 and 1.25, 1.25.1.50 and'2,00 1,35, 1,50, 2.00 and 2,50 i best quality box calf, with Boys Lace Boots, double soles; sizes 214 to 544; made to retail at 2.50 per pair; | 65 Special ates iess ca celsvsescehcle ness ~cse HP i 1 All-wool Jersey, every pair Girls Leggings, full size; not Me kind advertised at any price because they run short in the length and fulness. Sammy. Oz.) In the V! ‘Tell M Out of | M {Beautitul rhe Te Good-b1 lo ce by the Sea. ¢ Beautiful Story Life Fore 4 Bi, 50, ries 60, sr 20 Maydee | (From Fisher ja mpict ns Waits, To-Morrow’s Great Wi t Offerings in inter Clothi and Men’s and Youths’ Fine BOYS’ russian OVERCOATS, military sie, double-breast- 5 I Winter Overcoats in Blue, Black and Brown Kersey, Oxford Frieze ed; %4-belt back; brass buttons; chevron on sleeve ..-...++++ YS” PIECE SUITS, reeuhr fand fine Twill Cheviots; .50 double-breasted, in Blue| $2 — }stylishly cut and_hand- Cheviots and fancy dark ass; tsomely trimmed; iy Cheviots, ase 1g) 16) Men’s and Youths’ Handsome mee, ata Belt Overcoats, | Reguis BOYS’ sizes 3to 8 years; . russian Overcoats, in biue, Oxford, 46, 48 and 50 inches long, $12 and $15 hevrons on sleeves Couble-prested sa ye in Black & Oxford Frieze . in Oxford friezcs sizes 8 to 16 years; & Fancy Cheviots. Thése } values. poYs. Reef with storm collar Recuke Coats can be worn with tows » eubiebreasie $and sso for without belts; a very Moby Reefers, in biues, Oxtord, tans and browns; sizes 3| Values. stylish garment an a to 8 years Fner Lines in Boys’ Overcoats, Russians and Refers, $3.95 to $7.50. much in demand, at....