The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1904, Page 6

ye iy M + NALDORE IN FIRE Party Plloted by “Chuck” Con- * prs from Chinatown Building 4 d by Flames— Pre- ‘ents Two Girls from Jumping. 0: MANY GUESTS OE {Manager of Grand Circle Dis- covers Flames on Third Floor, Which Are Extinguished With: out Disturbing Patrons, Laughing end cnatting while the mu- tte played and the walters glided LDS CHINAMEN AT BAY table to tabie witn wines and WHILE RESCUING WOMEN, |craem. neariy two nuded ques Patst's Grand Circle sat unconse!ous —_ & fre that was burning on the third Ns fluor of the butldin, Ih Calmly Escorts Visitors to “ne auiieace ot tie stajeatic ‘entre Vantage Point from Which to 32"! 0% swually oncom put throush View Work of Firemen—White the performance of “A China Doll’ Men Save Celestial. and enjoyed the work of | While the firemen fought the flames, | Gustave schwyer, manager 4 hotel, who wae «tertaining a friends on the third floor, | ting ier . for something, a! opens joor was driven oy a Conners, the guide and ea ot amone. “he opverea ail the of Chinatown, proved him- ew, J Pigg Mate floor closed a " sent in @ rm. The fire & hero to & party of “slummers’ men put eat the fre with a ws ‘akiorf-Astoria who found les: than so ; een a a wursing bullde| None Of the guests of the hotel or . oaugh t Datrons of the theatre knew of the a i the bend of Doyer street to-) tire until agter it was over ae ———— EVACUATION DAY. 1218 Anniversary Is Celebrated by Flag-Ralsing tn Parka. startta on the top floor of tory brick and frame bulll- iy at Nos. 10 and 12 Doyer street. fe next door to the building ocou-| by the Chatham Club, 1t ls owned| W Ching Hong Low & Co. This Is the One huadred and twenty) building for years was run by| first anniversary of Evacuation Day, “Scotty” Lorell and har- | antd in honor of that ev 6 club and crooks of | Were raised at the Ba occupied by Ching Hovg Low & Co.’s| had been wiven to the Society i} Chinese store. ,The second War of 1812, but no memby ¢ | OPRaniazaiion’ app: hela @ restaurant and the top toor le the fag wan ged Op sleeping quarters. ONeill. of the P: ment, on a ‘e , | temporary fumpole. Ry Og Connors to the Resous, | MO the Block Howe in Central Park a ‘Mire was discovered on the top| the flag was raised by representatives Pe y & Chinaman, who ran away | of the Society of tho War of 812 | SIX MONTHS FOR BEGGAR. | P Also Held in $1,000 Ball for An- snultiog Policeman. arodsing four companions who ping on that Woor the restaurant on the second fluor " Connors and his slumeing ere eating, When the alarm vi Given Chinamen, hait-crased | fear, begun to rush about like) Magistrate Flammer, in the Centra n The women in the slumming | Street Co sentenced Joseph ty became excited and two of them! Howell ix months in the Wildly for the window with tne | workne ten vi Jumping out, e amoke Nau just begun to wn imo the resiaur SUPPINg, ine Wo DW. yelieu cific ch eld him in $1.00 t the action of the Grand e ofarge of assaulting a policeman. Howe!| wae arrested Nov. 18 und fought so hard that he overcame three policemen, and it took two more to handcuff him and reduce him to sub et them ally oW siuitway le Up the middle of tue butld hla the excited Chin like iad, ty, Connore y ataleway und k the bandages. | 4 —- SPINE FRACTURED BY FALL. athered the membe red: "Now, Use CAN) towday to the fourth floor, ‘Th yf, Wasn't down | Conkiln, forty years old, a labore yo, $63 Kast ( atre an time had spread yet lost his hold on the side and the fo e the car w seating the 1 fell to the basement. His | spine whe fractured and he was taken to the Harlem Hospttal. tham Clud slopes! at below the third floor J pull’ and | rietor wa & window. | fj and while > .. But the Chin afrald to 18 CENTS EACH; 2 FO OLUETT, PEABOD' 0 wo re y fought Against their re lr. KELLY, 63 Sixth Avenue, N. Y. Only Entrance Through Furniture Store Reductions in Men's Clothing _The advantages of purchasing a suit or overcoat at this will be readily perceived after carefully reading over reatly reduced prices—you can settle on OUR ORIGINAL EASY-PAYMENT SYSTEM OF vi 1 Down ov a Purchase of $10. “i MEN'S OVER- COATS, for ‘res in Irish frieze, vicuna, 15 OVERCOATS FROM $10 TO $35, black 'thibets, The most important sale MEN'S SUITS FROM $10 TO $30, YOUTHS’ SUITS, MEN'S SUITS, 5y 5 of the year is now on. i } "| i if i pss fancy cheviots, Sect tweeds, worsteds and Seasonable goods of every description at big reductions from regular price. ight for the price, Me he could tell what kind of man vou 50 p Olbers are judging you the same way, al Create the best impression wi | wr sve7ial Shoes at Fda y Evenings Until 10 o’Clock, ixth Aveni:e, N, Y. PARST'S OW FIRE AS actors | “ r the party together in front of the | While riding on ® hod elevator in a} ae Theatre across the sireet and| new building at No, 108) Park ave of| Jne Hundred and ‘Phirty- | C | | | } | footwear, overflowing with splendid shoes. | Men's $2.50 A Special Line of Lace and Patent Children's and Misses’ Kid Button | and Lace, sizes 6 to 10% and 11} ie veonrenen fy. °) Children's Patent Leather Button with matt kid tops, sizes 6% to LOW .eretesederee ‘ Misses’ Patent Leather Button, with matt kid tops, sizes 114 to 2, $1.50) THE BIG STORE ‘SIXTH AVE. 4 nn "Che Gwo Roses,”’ Frited Sheth, Simple Dimple, Whe? . Whe? Battle et, the Tiles, Not a Thing I Wouldn't Do, Mareh Watts 12c “A Wadeap Princess.” Beautiful Isle of the Sea. fon Were Sipe dlgse: mee wn 12C Waits Cho Rogers Bros, fe 12c SGiMIer' wey. ae a we = bety song. rat Tee pete few te Oren i Babies’ Published at 50c.—our price, AMMEYE 6th Ave,, Cor. 20th St. Store Open Saturday Evening Until 10 0’ Clock. AGREAT SALE OF WINTER SHOES In Our Basement. Now is the time to provide yourself and family with proper We have the kinds that are needed, Our Basement is pair guaranteed. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Women's $3.00 and $4.00 Black Kid and Patent Leather Colt Skin, © Button and Lace, Calf and Patent Leather Lace, in Velour, Box Calf, Kid and Calf and Lace, Oak Soles, equal to any $3.50 Shoe on the market, $2 50 Men's $2,00 Satin Calf Lace Shoes,,.......... $1.25 | Special ‘for Saturday Night, Between 6 and 10 0’ Clock, r rere) Men's Guaranteed Solid Leather Shoes, 1, NO CONNECTION ITH ANY OTHER STORE NEW YORK. Sheet Music at Wf Cd 120 Read Our List: AND THE FOLLOWING HITS OF THE DAY, AT, PER COPY, LS | The Best Iilustrated Musical Children’s Rhyme Book, Singley Sourney Chrough Aiphatet Land, R Do not miss this sale, Every month away. and $3.00 Box A FEW DIAMOND RINGS, | HAND-MADE, FOURTEEN KARAT. MOUNTINGS. = A simple pattern, but one of the most pop- ular that come from the| E Lambert factory. Qual-| {ty of stone and mount- ing make ft appear costly, but the! price is only $25. | Men’s Shoes, Nine Diamonds, matched with an ex- , pert’s care, A gift! py: «le oe bg ap any) I lover of fine gems, AWS Ask to seg this ring if you want something splendid In a cluster ring at a low price—$45. x 4 sive ring, The stone ~ MINN 4 ig about the size shown In the cut, but what picture could reproduce the flashes of a dia-| mond? And to think we can sell it for $ Leather Eutton foned ways of sell- ing \jewelry this Women’s $4.00, $5,00 and $6.00 Even- ing Slippers, taken from our main ment of solid gold Brooches, so Hloor, reduced t0.,... $2.00 a few specimens. Flowers, wild Women’s $1.50 three-strap Kid San- tions for hae i of which our GN as cinyeevensesas $ 1,00 selves, Simple Misses’ large size Kid, Button and Lace, Patent Leather Tips, sizes 2% drops on a 0 f tO Boeiiseveseneeees 25 1,000, while those set with fine 6.76 to $35.00, Each Heart 1s a topaz surrounded by half pearls. The surmount- the hearts Is solid 14-kt. gold paved with half pearls. This Brooch as a Christmas gift is specially attrac- tive and It will cost you but $14.00, ACITY IN ITSELF An odd Brooch és , 0. ~ of solid 1-kt. ggg N iS gold, flowers, Bye IPs, « roan 19°STS. i stems form 53m Tig pata Dfantast! CON ah frame for an (Sy, S\ > = amethyst, and afine dro baroque _ pearl. Price, $15,00, Solid 14 karat ~ gold, rose finish, enamel, two dia- monds and ba our diamonds are imported direct, and we By the old-fash-| f would be an expen-| > Many Brilliant Brooches. This entire paper is not sufficiently large to illustrate our assort- w ahd cultivated, offer endless sugges- a are arte em the on pata a used with fine effect, the gems sparkling on the gold petals li Ws fowet, Prices of Diamond Brooches vary from $6.76 to roque pearls are combined in a brooch, the de- sign of which is very simple, yet odd enough to please any one who wants “something dif- ferent.” Price, $15.00, Low Prices for Opera Glasses. | This Opera Glass is taken from a very large assortment imported | by us direct from Paris. Perhaps Seo. MW. Cohan's Play. noe te tn New York Tree ie 12c Weber & Liegreld's Co, Neate ite Girl Like Me. Tpe Yani present. Don't be restrained by fear of high prices, Lambert fig- al Ay ai ig hse ures range from $3.75 to $35. This Tow Songs. Bee = 19¢ 7 1 Two-| ’ ‘ ery necconetone ain” Me iv Love. ringer waa flat “athe Rehool Open Evenings Until 7. Harris 190 you are desirous of giving some- J body an opera glass as a Christmas / pair of fine White or Oriental Pearl Opera Glasses is yours for $7.75. A Word with Bridegrooms-to-Be. Women are the most attentive readers of advertisements, per haps, but right here we shall speak of an article always bought by men— the LAMBERT Seamless Wedding Ring. There is no product of our factory of which we are more proud, for nothing has contributed more to our repulation for almost 30 years than these simple circlets of pure gold, as well made as honest skill can make anything. We guarantee them fully as to material and workmanship, They are worn in almost evéry country the sun shines on. Prices 14-kt, $3 to $12; 18-kt,, $4 to $16; 22-kt., $6 to $20, No Charge for Engraving. Our Immense stock contains hundreds of articles suitable for Best Man, Ushers and Bridesmaids’ Gifts, Leeleb ey Third Avenue, corner 58th Street. And here is a Belcher Ring, with a beautiful diamond, Y Mounting of t4-kt, gold, hand made, A fine example of LAMBERT work, $30.00. Others $15.00 to $500,00, | This {s a taper band Ring of solid 14-kt hee gold, designed and made {n the LAM- BERT factory, The diamond ts of fine quality, and the price 1s but $25.00, Others $10 to $300, All the beauty of this fine stone is brought out in the skilful cutting. Sol- id 44-kt. gold, hand made mounting. Would cost « fancy ~ a Cz a iW rice at some of the other stores, iamond {s about the size shown In 7] the cut. Our r price, $90.00. Many to select from, @ 0 to $850, content ourselves with displaying artists have freely availed them- Diamonds are baroque pearls are marked from Bleeding- heart Brooch of solid t4ekarat gold, richly enam- elled and set with 4 pearls, A striking pattern showing the work-| / his Brooch men’s skill at its best. can also be used as a Watch Pin, Price $11.50. With four fine diamonds, $23.50, The flying bird in. this / solld 14 karat 6: )\ gold Brooch Z carries his wel> come wher- ever he goes asa Christ. mas gift; rose finished, enamelled and set with a fine diamond and 2 fine whole pearls. Price, $21.00, Nun Some Splendid Ask to see some of our solid C pati gen Ome Oey The Lambert Diamond Policy. From time to time the price of diamonds goes up; yet when you come to our store you find our figures always moderate. We import diamonds direct from Amsterdam, and our policy is to - make large purchases far in advance of retail sales, We bought before prices were raised last year, and we never deal with middlemen. Hence the saving of your money. To-day we illustrate six diamond rings, all in solid 14-kt, gold Lambert mountings, made in our own factory, Guard Chains. sold Guard Chains, Only by seeing | can you realize the dazzling variety of patterns, the ingeitious desi of the slides, sometimes plain, sometimes set with gems, It seems t it the designers’ ay The chains are 48 inches long, runs riot; that their imagination is Texhaustible, and prices range from $7.50 to $1,000, Solid LAMBERT workmanship always. | £3 A Curb'Chain, of solid gold, 48 inches long. Nestling in the pretty flower that forms the slide is a fine pearl or a brilliant little diamond, With the dia- mond price 1s $26.00. With pearl, $1 ‘The balloon pattern Guard Chaln, of solid gold, shown here, ts a fine plece of art; guaranteed like everything else in the he fancy slide contains a fine pearl. Price, $15.00, long. Same Slide, on a heavy rope chain, OF NECK So much in vogue at pete: we have attempt to illustrate ¢! em would be especially disappointing, ERT stock, It is 48 inches $18.75, CHAINS, a rich and Interesting collection, An We might fill the whole space with descriptions and not givé you half as clear an Idea of these beautiful solid gold Chains as you can obtain by ten minutes’ inspection. Please call and make it, They sell from $2.25 to $10.00. LA VALLIERE NECKLACES, Or festoons, in enamel, enriched with attempt to show an example from our imm baroque peatls and other stones. An Stock would be “not a like ness but a libel.” As one of our friends said the other day, “All newspaper pic tures of fine Jewelry are disappointing La Valliere Necklaces are 18 inches long, and prices vary from $1 varies at all, One of Our Standards: This Watch any man may be proud to wear. It has a hunting case of solid 44-kt. gold, handsomely engraved, (These cases are tested at the United States Assay Office.) Choice of Wal- tham, Elgin or LAMBERT move- ment. One of the best values in an astortment full of good values. Pride $40.00, Others $32.50 to $250. How About Your Eyes? If they are strong and normal take good care of them. Otherwise, please remember that our Optical Department is at your service. The experienced graduate optician in charge will fit you with lenses perfectly adapted to your vision, and will mount them be- comingly in solid gold, gold-filfed, nickel, aluminum or steel. Thorough, scientific work with reasonable prices the true LAMBERT policy, to $850.00. Standard of workmanship never ' Fit for Any Woman, Woman's Solid 14-kt. gold hunt- ing case Watch, fine- ly engraved, with choice of Waltham, Elgin or movement is made ex. pressly for us and com- prises all that is best in watchmaking, $26.75, Solidand Sensible. hunting case engine-turne with Wal- Watch for $22.50. Othere 16.50 to 200, | Old Jewelry Made New. |. Bring us your old-fashioned and | broken jewelry, that has been stowed away In some half-forgotten corner of your desk for years, perhaps, Let us remodel it and make it graceful and available, We will furnish designs without charge, or we will carry out ! your own Ideas If you so desire, Saturdays Until 10. tN iy ae LAMBERT’S JEWELRY SELLS ON ITS MERITS. We are in a modest neighborhood where rents are low. We supply our store largely from our own factory, on the premises. What we get outside we buy in vast quantities for cash, All diam pay no tribute to middlemen, The Lambert plan, making its profit at the manufacturing and buying end of the business, brings artistically fashioned jewelry of the highest grade within the reach of purchasers whose means are limited. If you are looking for jewelry, come and let us show you around. Please bear in mind that we carry the largest stock in the city of Watches, Rings, Pins, Brooches, Diamonds, etc. We can show only in an advertisement a few examples of a few lines of goods. At the Lambert Store you will not be urged to buy—it is not necessary, The Lambert goods sell on their merits, without coaxing, If you choose your Christmas gifts NOW, we shall have plenty of time to execute your orders for engraving, and we will, if you desire it, lay your purchases away in our store vaults and reserve them until you want them, This system is such a great convenience to customers that the Lam- bert vaults are well filled already; but there is space left. Bear in mind that Christmas is just a A soli | 14-kt. gold ed, fitted ff Ht