The evening world. Newspaper, July 5, 1904, Page 14

CHEW FIGHT ———-te. urvivors of Wrecked Steamship Norge Declare Life Belts Were Rotten and j Men Employed on Vessel Had Not * Been Instructed in Emergency Drills. LL HOPE OF SAVING LIVESOF 640 PASSENGERS ABANDONED pt. Gundell, Who Saved His Life by Swimming, Tells How the Vessel ‘Struck Rockall Reef and Went to the Bottom in Twenty Minutes. LONDON, July 5.--Six hundred and forty-six persons, representing Passengers and members of the crew of the Scandinavian-American Line steamship Norge, which was lost 190 miles off the coast of Scotland on June 28, are unaccounted for, Ail hope for the rescue of any of these per- ‘sons has been abandoned. ) Tales told by the survivors and investigation Into the sinking of the © Big ship have brought to light the fact that the Iife-preservers on board were rotten. So rotten were they in fact that they were practically useless, ) The lifeboats were !n disorder and could not be properly lowered. The members of the crew were undrilied in the lowering of lifeboats, “When the dig ship hit the rocks mem. / diculut and ity load of human trelwist was dumped into t t" eo truta Bers of the crew fought to save them)" scutie, AL toweriig. ware eresied J aelves. They displayed cowardice and | kgaingi the b amdvied it, and te eded, bearty ma who hat alls. A second boat, averc Jamoothly along lis tack ment It toucied the wate sea its creat a dogen per a ny the of were threatened with death by th ng desperatels who stood on deck ready to go the bottom with thelr ship. ‘Bome of the officers of the ship died thelr efforta to save others, All these facts are being gleaned trom the one hundred and twenty-eight othe 4h overturned ft, and more were swallowed up itr the waves heat itself waa barled against ihe tro hull and smashed ee “ n purvivors as they are slowly recover- | an sur the r lifeboats were massed | b from vheir experiences in the lifes | mien, women and ebile the stronger fighting for a ch for Ife. Omicers | ta, where for six days they went t food or water, half naked and Plistering in the burning sun, ‘There ‘Survivors are now at Stornoway, Scot land, or are in Grimsby, England, where W member | these struggles, and | red the men tod | The upper leck of thy orge ai the | time of the disaster to the second boat | was only a few feet from the water. | he crew engaged in Mh drawn platols ist ‘ack WORLDS | CAPT, GUNDELL, WHO WAS IN COMMAND OF WRECKED NORGE. (From @ Photograph Tr hen the Last Time the Vesse! Was in New York) RULSDAY by {in thts nor | | Jing te beng done other ports, ord 'Cortelyou to ce [no that there will be no chance of It be- Ing anything Ovt a perfectly honest one, | have arrived In this elty | simply idling thelr time away paleos of the Steamboat f 1 Unbler, who is now boss of the wRole w |} man who described himself as Gen. Uhl- ler's secretary | for pleasure at such a time, t pass out to anybdoy woo asked for him,” ! | turbed | to the genera | Becretary balay ALY ES Ue CE. UALEAA, WSPECTORS WAT No Signs of Reinspection of Steamboats in This Port, and’ Out-of-Town Men Appear to | | Be Idle. GEN. RODIE SAYS HE’S NOT TO BE DISTURBED. ' Unparalle An Anrual Clea CLUARING {3 the con every ren nart end m ny coin, Double Blue Stamos Everybody Under His Control Has Been Ordered to Keep Silent—"The Public Isi’t Running This Office.” cut Adi sty Fine White ta embroidery. plea Tf any reinapection of the steamboats Seave, fancy st as heen initlated by Siper- > Ualer, toca! Si pervisine lnepector-General Rodie, ar LisSector-Cpaeral asa bareain ut Dumont aid Parrett, the looul ters of lulls and boilers, In ac with the or of Secretary C there le no ontward «ign of tt to be obe xerved Around the off cee of the Inepe t+ f , ina ni U No, 17 Battery place. Ou pre Will plac [the contrary there are wigos that noth- per yard «< : at of Sitk Muils POT SATA cco rveene severe gennnes (€or! Qia tv Sheets, si7¢ 72x90, at, Extra Meavy Pi low Cases, aue 1 § A large assor Already a great many lnspectore from A here by Secretary the relnsp but they ai at the ection. An Evening World re he office to-day aud asked to see Gen. | | sald the | Inte of fine orks. ‘He's away on his vacation, VANE, AP reas eee Corsets, in long habi' trimming top and bottom; sizes 18 t value 75¢c., at Gowns, full size, trimmed with lace a } When the reporter expressed some aa onishment at Gen Uhler going away the secre ary sald | ‘Weil, that’s the message T got to Corset Cov insertings of wide Point at f Gen. Rodie was in the office, but had/ iven orders that he was not to be dia The reporter sent word to him hat tt might be a matter of intereet public to know whether Cortelyou's order had been 7 ther were taken by the ships whieh res: }iing jt was apparent to every one that jobeyed vel. The anewer he got was: Ae oe. Reneath tie ar sunates she would sink | | What we are doing Is none of the i] nt . *, . Ba Re Genes wos poe oe Ne thoae "who were able To vememtne|list of the aurvivore by thie afternoon, |to go to the front as soldiers. Their! oe da aes ‘The public” tea't 4 Babar y what happened say the ahricka| He dowbied whether more than the 128 " , ul of emaren Picked up one of the crowded life. | rant found expreselon tnt Kear mot | naved, but many of the anglous walters | of uel coming here he wot trom m poss ,thing to wav, They have absolutely ne Ss 4 DORIA. Captain Gundel said to-day that ene men tealed among. kneeiing have great hopes that the fourth life-| tal card from his brother saying they | guthority now, as Unler and Rodie h Bad the chiet oMeer were on the aus. in which were mothers and hont, which le known to have got away | woud, wrive on the Norge. The names! taken complete chi at 7.90 A, MM, on June 2A, when,| eit childern.’ “Handa ‘were rained in | nant: Which It known to hay awayof the two are not in the lint of aur-| \Aem Comolue o fut eighteen miles south of Rockall, | toward three or fous Nee teutairetched | from the wreck. but which has not yet | vivors ‘ : ‘ : : . ur boate el ne iH h Nathan Sussman, a tailor, of No. %) silent. felt the ship strike heavily on | been micceanfully launched. te the mc | trom: 'O Nil eventually be heard) itera” atrea, had hie wife, three | "Assistant United Sates Distrist-at- Side plaited Walking Skirts rock. Weather Was Calm, chpants of which hopeless appeal,» ume the sounds of ty i _ MThere was a gentie breese from the) 1 way reagen ® Whirlpool. Sf a fa at the time,” said the Captain. and women begun Ge ftigne man ie I sent the carpenter to sound the | decks of the fast sinking steamahip into |i Well forward. He reported to me that the sea. Then t! | Where was tive of water in the hold. 1 quickly ordered the pumps to be it. | nea near the vesse terrible vortex, to work and Instructed the passen- | eddy | The swimm, | were ca swirled about tn the|™ | totlowea him to | Mathiesen said i tempted to lower keeping her atern ft ell and shot the occupants 4 water, We went to another, a crow’ of shrieking women and chil fol- jlowing. The launching operati shot conducted — simultaneously, officers and crew goin; another golng from one Was lowered. | ordered the crew to And back and assist In the launching swim for the boats after all the differes i “The first’ wre ‘y fouled her tackle, xed while her bows boats were got safely away th boat. swamped when it siruck (Water becuuse of the load in her, ed the rafts to be cut loose, was (he greatest excitement Presently the chief officer me and told me the ship was 1 told bim to jump, which hi waa drowned. I went down ship. Bly right leg was jam- between two stanchions and was orse than the panse: but for the offivers wou 4 of im the hoata themselves, “Thess were driven back and tireat- ened with death unless they obeyed orders. injured. 1 arose to the surface “The ca ptain never left the bridge, @ Ume and saw a number of | but he shouted so many Grucee that tis 1 came alongside of * Aid not know what to do, fore T stuck to the third mate. % eer Brunn, who is 2 ether \ Heme Zasinen jon ee Ae aes gether we vomped into a small boat just before the Veasel went down, but we di had gone down twenty minuias| Hot think so many" were left beditd at she had struck the rock. fared on the water when the Norge There- To- 1091 WAR OVercrowded. BLO the water and swam toward Wh boat not far oway, but was leapel ‘Un board the bout were a box of Dread and two casks of water, We lw miles of St Kilda, and | for that place, >. “On the moruing of July 2 w ht. O68 & large schouner-rigged steamship, )) and I had a bianket hoisted as 4 ot distress. The ship passed four miles of us, but no att was paid to our signal. next morning we sighted a bark Bt noon that day we sighted st. seventeen miles off. Soon after x ‘We were picked up by the Energie, ~ "On July 2 @ child on the lifeboat 4 and was buried at sea with the it of the mother. ba | "When the Norge struck the rock is Was sinking it was ney intention Put her about and beach her, bur Went down so fast that this was ble.” making Before Death. evening before these six hun- aud forty-six persons went to th there was merrymaking on the Norge. The immigrants and sang (o the accompaniment and_ violins, 4 Nad gone date, They were late in aris: at morning in eee neeayee :of| WOMEN WRING HANDS AND WEEP AT OFFICE. F whose husband W Praakiio street, | Threw Babe Into Hont and Jamped. |" “Everythi: ae fet wt the passengers were slewoiog. my berth and was dress ¢ When the ship struck the fire did not know what it mein {t struck again T realized tis T seized my child by the bir up the companion way baby Into the bottom of then jumped in myself, 1 & boat an di we life belts were almost useless, | p Id. strings would not ho! n the boat | Were many passenge: decks begging with hands outstreteh too, threw themse! into the Among the Grimaby survivor, Josephine Johansen, who Was on Ate Way to her brother tn Brooklyn’ and Jenhenalina Joesen, who intended meet- Ing her three sisters in Brooklyn She has lost their address twill not ow to proces: r reac! New York. . sD tgcsas tat «“ Pe n a —>— h a big crowd of ana- fous men and women around the offices of the Seandinavian-American Steam- ship Company to-day waiting for fur- ther news of those lost in the sinking heir | Of the steamer Norge off the const of Scotland last Tuesday morning Agrat A. E. Johnson had very little pews to give them. No news has come from London or Copenhagen for him a ship oMee, at No. 1 Broadway, to-day e-6e7,, Was confined to women, who wrung] jing areking news a nia wife, hut ne heir hands and wept loudly over the| was clamer than the rest, h he Norge went down like| No. 43 Henry strect, was a ne & rock, nose fire # {n the | for Information ere the| He to mile summer night ride For an hour and a half the chief ng on board were chiet-| Alf Is all prepared. Another ride will) yp'Nf guint will be made from a "Duane! and I swam. Then we sighted hildren. 1 saw only two} be given on Thursday evening and after | street and Thirteenth street ! Alle boat pome distance off and we| ¢. Mate ho koe lteboat.| this week these fresh alr excursions for! When the trellevs start out with their eh out for it. 1t proved o be life Teal, Carreing pomeihie| Mick bables and their mothers will be Krmeciine ior caeiet ih ee ee No. J. Li was in charge of able Thow" got away, though} given three times a week—Monday, | pyirg ave) Ore Hundred and m. We were taken on DOATU, | seine that Gent on board. The mate.) Wednesday and Friday nights Twenty-Afth street, nevoae to Amster. ence, of caring for the little sufferers of (he crowded tenements by providing medical t| World's footsteps clded to treat the jments to these mother's arms to-day while the dia-| tracted woman we: olan. lies gta tion ant she ran there for aid. Th obild diet before Mra, Pielder reached b 2 Fielder and her husband, ‘August, made| New York Herald a the child. ers and son on the Norge, and anxiously inquiring about ‘them All the excitement around the steam: nck of news, Solomon Scherdman, of | #@ Was An expert swimmer and reher He expected his two ephews from Wilna, Russian, The two necessary. ‘It anybody wan saved,” said he, dren and no relatives to hamper her. Sick Babies To-Night Evening World’s Fund Will Be Inau- |torney Henry Wise, who has coargo of ‘here was no news to give the Slocum matter before the United Hendrickson, a Dane, was|States Grand Jury, was asked about the faliui eel | ton ofelale stay afloat for hours in the water, if |tlom. He sald: ighe | "10 the leat fow days must have been, for she had no ehil- OMelal advices from Washington waich office can do im to consider the case of the General matter their duty on the part of the inspec. tors it will be presented to the Gatnd| Jury,” alth-Giving Excursions Provided by* The |okxerer of the Mr. Wise in still after the missing | Knickerbocker | Steamboat Company, Mise L. C, Mull, | Marshal Henkel has been instructed to of finest quality open twine French fabric over self. color silk drop; the material cost $1.25 per yard; black, blue and brown. Regular of the Siramboat Inspec- to begin their reinspec- @ received f chios and then drawn under he said, were orderad about six 4 i may make it necessary for the Grand ey pen on the UWfe-belts. | aise bay! "oeamien named Mathi pews ago to report at Waheaw at once nent spect to hear that she is All| Jury to consider the local steamboat in- | . Qedered the lifeboats to be launohed, Joined the Norwenar Cuatienet: who 3 mhinthide: bdiucrs A fan | spection service price $25.00. They were quickly filed with the fright- before she salind for New York on at “1 understand that the orders for the Jeied men, women and children. 1 tried ae. ‘rip. said that he knew nothing | s t reinspection have not yet been exe- to have the women ang children embark | 200", the hip sarre Nemes in cane | rst roll ide O cuted, but that is no affair of the first, but the fright was such that the when ihe versal sieuckt’ MAY OM deck ey a Grand Jury. All that body and this men fought for positions as each boat), “I worked with the third mate and Blocum, and if in that! there was any failure ¢o do FLOATING HOSPITAL MAKES FIRST TRIP | | gurated, and 600 Intants with "punoeee salto Agaiee: Company. | Their Mothers Will Go in amytint& gion 'in ‘Wate rigs for With Siok Babies and Their Special Cars. Carl Molitor, va Molitor. forephstoli.’ Mothers, Boat of St. John’s in the fresh tention to this evening’a Int dam avenue, up this avenue to One Hundred and Sixty-second street, where th will tura inte f idee tod, stone this to Two dread and Twenty-second street and back to the starting points Diversity of Slaht-Se The trip was especially planued with In the iteenth year of Its exist: The Evening World's Bick Babies und will depart from its former own id This work has been covered so i horoughly by private Institutions and) reference to the dl versity Of sights that he city, following in ‘The Eventng |might entertain the passengers, Up hat tt has been de-| Third ayenue the gay Hahts of the city ables of the tene-) will surround the tred mothers and health-giving Journeys! babies, At One Hundred and Twenty: fifth street the route will change ove to the more quiet Amsterdam avenue and then out Into the delightful country reads with the trees and hills. In contributing to the cause, readers alr, Ve Lives of Babies, Thi new depar.are, it is hoped, will yreal to the great neart of New York, us a0. nobly re to thelof The Evening World are cautioned nies’ Fund In sie past, for it is) not to vive co ers oF to women oF ne new plan will stele men wao mv Uke-to-house can. wari mt the prohtem. of vasses All through the months of July and uguat (hese great health-giving trol will take place, so that it is that 40 mothers with bal Hity be preventing es rather: than ens jeay orl The M t Street Railway Com- Seeks Phyatet The six weeks’ old baby of Mra. Jen le Fielder, of No. 1 Kast One Hun-| red and Thirtieth street, died in its mouth street, and without provocation Ot 0. The bullet ploughed through Lao's Lip and passed through his mout wis reinoved. to the hospital Was urresied and held for atrocious as. fault and: battery a EDWARD FLYNN’S FUNERAL. mpreanive Coremontes af St. Leo's Catholic Chareb. The funeral of Edward Townsend Fiynn, for veare managing editor of the Bening Tele- and during three administration seeking for a phy The unfortunate woman had Fehed for a dovtor for more than an! jour when the child began to” gasp, was then fear the Kast One Hun red and Twenty-sixth street po ° station. oronor ® Physician Sehultz amid the y tad died trom diphtheria. rs Mdavit that they wete foo poor to bury! ari PRaELS HL etl SHOT MAN IN MOUTH. - York last month tration are asked ao that the childr ean brini The Fvening World's Bick Babies’ Thomas A. Delany, Superintendent of Fund's Ciret treiley ride will take place Tiausportation of the Motropolitai, has | this evening. Tiekets have been die: | Wren Foute, over! the: Knit tributed so that the long twenty-nine | ran and he will give ih for $106.00 gach for the lows of their 4) H porenta, LIE-SAVERS MAKE |Fort Hamilton Division of Vol- United States Voluateer Corps, under Capt let's Point to compete in a series of | events yesterdny, and during the heavy! physician on hoard examinad ali the Aeehachie te fia rote, mh rapare foteach night will be caken {rom thelr blow had a strenuous experience not) sick children and @ physician from the ehvetertinu for tt realia eo aren’ im tenement homes out Into the fi om the programme | fourd of Health war also on hand to pod which this charity’ will bring about. ain ia Inspector Huson. of the Bouthern Dis-|exumine them In order t@ eee that 00 ¢ . trict, in which the Fort Hamilton Divl-! contagious diseases were present BABY DIES IN STREET. | yrwre vit ot No. we nhird sire, Jer) sion i lsat. had Jost arrived to Jude | the nowphal at New. Doty as ae: | oey City, while rum-cenged last night! i. tne competition, when the watboat fcommodutions for and arined with @ loaded revolver, at-| i caret a, owned by Adam Mink, of{cniy those moat spires While Veantte Mother tucked Tuomas Len, of No. 3 Mon-| 4 d lthere. Alrondy away by the gale and was at the mercy of the storm ‘ A crew immediately war called for by Inspector Huson apd Lieut and Surfmen Max Weise and William )a whole family may be taken. For Roye jumped into a boat and wore away in an instant ing oa tre crew arrived and towed it out of dan- wth-boate’ and Mary Hegenbecner, children of hand Margarct Molitor, who were ms of the Slocum @! er in New! Guild Goes to Seaside Insti- tution at New Dorp, S. |. & sults agalnet the directors of skerbovker Steamboat Company | With tts. cargo of #ick babies the | Helen E. Jul’linrd, the floating hospital [connected with the 8t. John's Guild, started to-day on Ite first trip down j the Ray yo the seaside hospital at New Dorp, & 1, | The trips of the St. John's Guild are | secured by voluntary subscriptions and jthe boapital at (he seaaide ts alyo wept }wo by the rame means, _ Bince the recent dtaastar to the Gen. age eral Bldeum, the Juiliiard has been so | plentifully eoulpped with fAre-fighting japparatus that she is an safe as any ‘boat can weil be. ‘The authorities have | placed 600 new life-proservers on board, | held in such a manner that they can be used at a moment's notice, Ber there js a Mfe raft, lite buoys and two ilife boats, Six fire extinguishers are {also on board, and a henvy Worthing: ton steam pump, to be used In case of The Fort Hamilton Division af the fre, ts also ready. Kiglt lines of fire Lafe-Baving | hore, four on each deck, xre also ready, Nelke, went to Hel- | which connect with stand pipes. Nefore the boat sailed to-day unteers Tow Disabled Cat- boat Ashore and Then Save Ocoupants of Motor Boat. the tohester, had her mast carried} ‘kta reu have been treated and ayw | ther ‘The St. John's Guild desires tt known that oh conte will ingure a Jay's oyt~ jing for a sick child, and for & cert Swenson, | mother and child can be taken. For lire expenses, includ! niiran Sand wobieah cam 66 vhesioed a@ mother and baby at the weagide hospital for a week. . PROSECUTOR SHOT. Fatally Wounded by Was Thought to Re Insane, MUNISING,, Mic. Jajy 5. ting atl The catbout was drt coe, when the Iifessaving h the heavy nea the od boat as! and poner had they aes ve er, when t y to motorboat signals of distress, ere several. men, women and ie roughe nore | the saving crew Deo as) in then returned thie oH, Be Of. Alger " a 190 he made | ¥ TY Fine White Lata Wats's, 62. det p ests and tour ;o¥ cuit, Adverised by most stores to-MOrrOw alesse... Glearance Sale of Wash Goods Long Slips, fine cambric, round yokes embroidery; neck and sleeves finished with hemstitched ruffles: 45c, value, ate... ... Widren’s Drawers, sizes 2 to 14 years, heavy muslin bands, clusters of tucks and deep hem; 15¢. i hip. medium and Empir ery, V shape. square and high meck; value 7Sc., at French style, full gathered front, with de Paris lace; 39¢. value, ‘ed July rar ce ts wilgo.t r ctloral tigures aving events of the ear, Till Noon T -Morrow Siu han soy ea f Waists, trimued wth show's Loos at of whee tet back. pleatet 69 C. ock ant lucwed kne ade: Special here savin, shows eich, ic,, at seen 386 Si Comter Infants’& MuslinWear | Knit Underwear Sale Women’s Low Neck Swiss kibbed Cotten Vests, with silk tape ASC. VAIUC, at. ...scerreroeneee 25c % style, lace 36 nets 39¢ 4% Wom wing ind embrold. 2% trimmed wit Yaka (artarlsto- Ever Offered. 10 Broadway & 13th Street. es MiGREERY 8.0, Cotton Dress Goods, Fancy dotted Swiss Lawns, Delicate “Dolly Varden” or Many prices have been cut far under le Stamps Noon Till Six. Beautiful Shirt Waist Suits at $1.98. fn black fawn, plain macy b’ ches. pin wovns éry tu Lan: lo niew stple tabe ees, bai Us Batiste, plain white c's tot, black and white shepherd himbray, chanipaere “awn, checked chanbray. Waists are vated ard trimmed in various new styles, my tromined or plain tailored to mitch Sale of Brilliavtine Walking Shirts thes* tt-gore killed style Walking Ski ate o! lustrous brilliantine; with pleats stite to knee and flaring kilts from down. black: one of the latest styles offered at a remarkab,e money apecial,.... and Domestics. on special tables to-morrow a 1.t of White Do:ted Swiss, in small and medium dots, at, ) in sky blue, pink, cream, mative and helivtrope; special, at, jumme: Comforters, tilled with white cotton, at, «++ JQ; Summer Blankets, for full size beds.. Extra Size Low Neck Vests, with eves, silk tape run in neck; regular Pric: 29¢., for thts sale at,..,... Women’s Low Neck Sha Vests, with wing sleeves, silk tape run in Meck; 490, VAIUC, abr cere seeener Children’s Ribbed Cotton Vests and Pants, high neck with short sleeves, neatly trimmed with silk tape and pearl buttons; pants are lace; 25c. value, at... s..us. | Breakfast size, 2.75 “ Hemmed Turkish Bath Tow. black and white figures on ‘white or ecru grounds, 28 inches wide. 15c. per yard, Value 2$¢. Twenty-third Street, —_—_—_———— eee FATALLY SHOOTS, Young Man Leaves Room, Goes Upstairs, and. in Presence of, Another Lodger, Fires Bullet Into Abdomen, Antonio Lauritano, twenty-one years old, good looking and well . dressed, *not himself through the abdomen to- day in Mills Hotel No. 1, Bleecker street, He was removed to Bellevue Hospital, where the physicians say he will not live. When Antonio got up to-day he left his room clad only In his underclothes and went up to the third floor of the hotel, There he met R. F. Armatron; another lodget. In an incoherent man ner he tried to (ell Armstrong about a love affair, Then he pulled a re- volver and, placing (be muazie w his abdomen, fired one shot, t Armatrong’s reream of terror brought several hotel attendants to the spot, They took Laurttano |downstaira and | well as one ftom beadquarters | Th -Latiritanc's pockets Were found Re ged 9 pase iallor of | Wea Lore . Taffetas silk Shirtwalet HIMSELF IN HOTEL) "sso Kilted Mohair W Shirtwaist Dresses, made of Bathing Suits,—Caps and called an ambuladce from Bellevue, as, Reductions. Sale Afferdiny Matciless Money-Savings. mand, snd we mean to clear tle + stocks as they were never cleared before. et if making it one of the gra wd Shokan vail Every odd lot, cost, 1.98 Shown ir blue and 1.98 6% 12M%e H run in neck and armholes; tO 19¢ 25¢ Vests have 12'c ped Lise Thread JAMES MeCREERY 8 CO, Linen Room and F oor Fine Damask Table C'oths 2x2 yards... 650006 $2,78 2X214 yards. .,,,.+006 3.50 214x214 yarda........ 4.00 2X3 VOCUS ce ceuresee es 49S 2%4x2% yards......... 47§ New, handsome weaves are included in this sale, | arge floral designs for round or Square tables. Napkins to match Dinner size... $4.25 per dos, “ els, ail white or red ber ders, 23x46 inches, $2.65 per doz. Hemsti'cied Damask Ter Cloths, 1 yard square, * 65c, each, Twenty-ie cree, JAMES McCREERY & C0, Ladies’ Suit Dep't, 3rd Floor, alking Skirts, . 11.50 various washable fabrics, 5:75. 12.50. Shoes. Twenty-third Str.et, START RIGHT, “Well Begun Is Halt Dons.” SUCCESS LIES IN THE BEGLYNING,