The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1904, Page 8

a i ’ ; : s / — sWOMENIN PERIL GUN PLAY MAKES “STRONG MAN” }ASHOME BURNS = LEWIS JUMP HELD AS THIEF Mrs. James Tuohy and Four Lothario Leans from a Fourth- “Joe” Ramsey and a Comrad: Daughters Carried from Resi- | Story Window When an Angry Who Says He Is from Phila- dence in Brooklyn After Nar- Caller Brandishes a Revolver Adelphia. Locked Un After Des- row Escape from Suffecation. woman in the Case. perate Fight with Police. “A Leap for Lite W Y fient ‘ kept py Fre pants of the handsome res Witlow street, in th Heights section of Brooklyn, | row escapes this morning wien tagked the Tuohy hone. Mrs ony | ly was found in an ur lous dition | J from the smoke and 5.\s) burned by | tured the fire, and was carried tb ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ i | Mrs. James Tuohy and ten other occu , eu ltach ware GXtaiKd ANGE AA who lives with the Tuo i wine occupants of the g Meir nightclothes Neighbors discovered the flames in the ‘Dret story h house driving out @ They found Mrs. Tuvny, owner, in the room where the fire seems (itnello to have originated She was lying o fire was burning ' farm was badly burned and sie Was ia r Mr imminent danger of death by siiffurs- oft tive rom the flames, The = eT the Retlecmen, mode ‘ cradle Farias FIREBUG SUSPECT FREE. tays 1 — @nd cartiel her Ww lie TE ee EE Sg ET pg MB ey Beldhbur, Where she was revived — ber vurus treated. One Boy Dincharged and Another MAN DEAD IN STREET, KES an elder! \ i plese lwdlahd erer my pounds. te Held for Examination. Was: deheie a hued Fait ae wat found by ine polices wale Gatone and T Ol and Welghed iyo trying (0 pul himself by i Diacg of “safety, Jt toon A-yeur-uld boys w , e body of a man believed to ned Sirengin vf four men ere fou the cellar of t ott Ohana TSRbaMGN pe 1 carry were found | i eat \ « na tound Dit mont-house, No. 4th Twelft ot, day lying 4 nt of Nat Lid Brooklyn, Just before it was burned, $8 Pike alip own request as el Four Miss only, Were © Children’s ( : he maltolous mis er & short watt ta the vol 1 s jompitulily being extended t men When the flames were was found that the Serious, ant all soc THREE OF RICH pe ~ FAMILY BURNED Charles McMillan, His Sister and > Nephew, Prominent Up-Stale Residents, Perished in Fire That Destroyed Home. tinmutehed it Ke Was ne ed home ee Patent Leathe Great va t § i r yourg men, to I GENESEO, N.Y, Yee, 9 —T gone fort their lives in a fire ' Gestroyed the farm residence o ari MeMflian at the heed of Concsus Lake g @arly to-day Miian, ‘ nephew. . i ani $3.50. Worth Kiyn's Six Big Best fen ro hon SLIPPERS FOR NEW YEAR'S, linmerss stocks, compriing all grades, colors and kinds, for men and women, @estruction. Arous , ty the crack of the flames ise amily tf Two.vary popular sbyies ares house in th a Wo @ farm han saccupied a hou ¥ ' Ww rods nway ‘ want Bets He anived o, the seen» J t Na mea ae to see Chariek, Frank sl ' te Ble tt . rush Into burning cw ; Smet * 4 I } f nd twrrater would ha ertain | SE TORN RE eathe Nothing wise t 1 of 1 sites s he three who had ent t t Bs : ntl afte * fire. w t t gto b ' nt ' nm the ruing, | wap Wirneray sis third body in | Men's Storm King i attan mia ‘ 24 8 P -—— Bro's, $3.00, > ‘ (BOTTLES OF CHEMICALS fus all your footwear, at Ulyn’s Siv Biz Best BURST. CAUSING BLAZE.) Stores. I {remem Kloot Dotldivg to Prevent OF et -— ee Ge Exploslon—De mage Peinelvally hy Water, ee pagent nn | Odennson Crauford Ca I = J it a Maze in th ¢ a al | SOY AE 5 TOI SEES Shares Coope s No. 191 “ele oe srand piano,°155 This instrument sold originally for $850, and now you can buy itat the rate of $10 down and $6 per month, O fess than fifteen other inviting piano propositions will be disappointed if you ‘ not come in time to e the bargain that peals most strongly to . for it’s no trouble tind customers for rare urs like these. for Fri¢ay— exten i Mulberry strest, f¢ey ark Row The fire happoncd o’el I day, Itsasalenirtoe 510 down PAWN TICKET HOLDERS “es you full am ‘iris on ay New PURSUE FIRE ENGINE, Mo Breathe Ens Find Blaze Was in a tas. On Friday, Dee. 80th, On Saturday, Dec. 31st, we offer: gina we ofier: Our Oneinat er When They Price Price. Price. | | Idermiat’s Store 4 Whit richt $ Bverybody jn tim ols 1 of Bt Cre vnup (allat hart ) Row and Nors William street a * 185 1Che.ering gr ‘ 150 1 Kranich& Bach upright f: 4 Cécilian pano-p'ay er Daverport & Treacy upr, 195 325 ne &Sonucreht 185 300 Hazelton upright (new). G25 450 2594 Stitson uptigt 165 20 275 4 Erhardt uprig o. 158 1 Paliey upright...-.... 259 | ¢ Steinway SqRAT Es. ceseee 65 700 1 Singer upright 3/4 Great American square... 20 350 4 Jennings square. sees 39) + Gletn & Co. square..... 10 © 300 Also thany other tine bargains to day. Ten more fine bargains on this date, bullding 1 Wissrer upright taxiderminsc P ' 1 ' 1G) 1 ' 1 1 1 Schumann & for 1 Laffargue upright JOP RECEIVED. 29. Pope to-day re- ‘au the Right ‘of Wich- oe ~——>— D> o- — 2 2 wT aq - ) ‘ Embroidery clearing. : ie ng tnetude e New Year's. br nyt HOSE little tokens of affection 5 r : : that are so much appreciated Wer ; i for their sentiment—not only is ) e Were up toa @ our visplay inclusive of the most reup to. artistic car 4 calendars, but Weeup to w 18s STH AVE. 192 7020™ STREETS Fre place roms the tans bOee i worth less than THR WORTD: THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER’29, 1904. Calendars for 2 up to 75¢.—now 39 abl: is represented * , 7 ic oo mw tel.- wie, @o Seana... re. Values that marli a new era in Friday bargains. UR atter-Christmas clearing sales will reach their height on Friday, when we re-arrange and re-price all seasonable merchandise for final selling—odd lots, broken lines, &c.—making the most attractive bargain Friday there has been for some time. We cannot begin to tell you all the news—in many instances lots are too small to advertise—just guing to put them out as bargain surprises. However, we can promise you the most profitable day's shopping that the buying public has had for some time. An occasion offering great saving on all kinds ot merchandise. Clearing dress goods up to *2 at 59c 5,000 yards colored taffeta silks, 47c We RE going to tell you the values and leave itto you if they aren't THEY'RE worth a great deal more than 47c, vou'll sav when you the greatest bargains ever offered by any New York store at this or any other see them at a distance; and closer inspeciion will reveal a quality we don’t time of the year. Think of buying the tinest imported $2 dress goods at $9¢, lieve you have ever found in any store. No telling how many yards you'll want Black 1.25 black crepe cloits Colored _ 8 in. Scotch suitings. when you see how desirable they are. : : pebble zibeling | aay to 2.OO 5» In, fancy suiting: trifling cost to wear at the very time these silks predominate. 49 1.50 black grenaviine, $9c. = and many other fabrics. Five thousand yards of strong, lustrous taffeta silks at 47c a yard is not a great Imported novelty suitings—not small pieces difficult to use, but generous cuttings," lot for this store, Come and see them melt away to-morrow, and we'll guarantee mostly individy terns—just the proper for Winter—not a yard in the lot ue have an inspiration to chose your share if you haven't already got it trom this O—speci 59. w he ‘o-morrow. Main floor argain 5 0O—special, 59, while they last to _— BOY cna regan news yD. & J.B. cortets at 97c, Mammoth sale of one thousand ‘] for ‘2.50 white waists. dress ee ite sacking, | dress Soin, heather suitings, | All the newest shades for street and evening wear—think geese ws he bi bed etamine, | goods $0 in, fancy zibeline, | 47c of the handsome new waists and dresses vou can have for a 47c a .00 black fang | names tell yr yare corsets . Walsts that are Beautifully trimmed ) rth it, too, They're h lace oF b a ee vserio” Women’s *5 walking sKirts, $2.95, s:siSureriloc” sestiew, ling walate with tucking and ulbat’s walets, figures—medium h Dre wee : 195 ¢ Tie WALKING SKIRT—the most necessary garment of the day— € YB for $450 granite, b'oloth skirts to wear when you go shopping—skirts you won't have to bother about 9 00 /% 8 ene eee en + of holding up when there's slush and snow under foot—handsome tailor-made skirts of jiiclianaieaaabesimicceatinonigg 5 at high grade materials. These are the kind of skirts we offer you to-morrow at: ‘1.25 dressing sacques, 89c, 2.95 for 5.00 6.75 for 10.00 EMARKABLE clearing sale of dressing carnot do t than ely known and advertised m 97>. It is sure to be satisfactory Men's $1.50 mufflers at 98c, values, values. hing RC tnt oe eee ane vata H ‘ mr / « in this department. Second floor, LEARING out a lot that arrived too late 4.75 for 8,00 7.75 for 12.50 t r an for Christmas — 250 and $4.25 " uJ f ® lamb's woo, sucques. mufllers at 88, and @Be +e excetionit values, values. siues Other bargains r ire The other skirts are ne Main Mloor, 7 equally as good values and | $7.95 for h bes ' include the very highest ex- | 50¢. for our men's $1 neckwear pressions of the skilled ¢. half hose tailor's art — 1,000 skirts OST dealers never think of selling this for men's 75e. underwear and then paying Se bought especially tor this M kind of underwear for less than $1 and $1.25, . it’s what you can ¢ great clearing sal _. | Why should they? Those are the regular prices and Clearing of infants’ wear. merrow, and you know 6.75 for walking skirts | the underwear good values. Our clearing price THERE'S not an bargain in this how good a $5 skirt bs fie ou Seinoreie Ge ely ila —all_ colors 19 for children’s 29¢ schoo! hose. sale, but on the skirts 1 2.95 of fine novelty tely — qweeds such as are found only in $3 and $6 skirts well made and guaranteed the latest sty¥e-—vaiue $5 To Ceara some mannish hs such as are shown in $10 ee for tailor-made walk- 1.15 ing skirts of fine broad cloth and distin- guished patterns of man- nish material—value 12.50, Just one word more. We Oriental rugs at '4 off. 8.75 for $14.0 antique Guend)i rugs. 10.85 for $1600 antique Daghestan ruge ee ee ns Tee Linoleums underpriced, “also hand. bought these skirts of the 6c. #q. yd. $1.25 granite inlaid linoler brown ¢ v4 some never sold largest manufacturer in the Oc. 84. yd. Se, genulne cork Iin s at less than $8—made by country at a concession of | 19¢. sq, yd. Se. ote ied m4. nearly half. Third Floor, 63¢. for our see. k etticonts, | skilled tailors. i — bepepey——— — SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO HandKerchief clearing at 33.) Clearing of | Clearing of 35c. laces at 10c. " ag erviceable 10¢ kers ; . rT } ATOT one price is more than one-half the regular which \ ian THING ro Rood SEL VCRAD 106 Henares Children Ss 50c. leggings 19¢., N ve iad before this magnificent showing of laces re- ie j solved itself into a lot of odd pieces, remnants, broken ana § Ippers. lines, &e, They're no less desirable—you concede nothing to get HE very best Jersey leggings, made to sell for $0G, | them’ at these extraordinary Friday bargain prices— are 196, in this sale fo morrow—wnd that’s suticient Teason | a9. for Jaces worth up to 3$¢. tomorrow, Atm Christmas and use floor Formerly up every child should have a pair, not to mention the tact they | 19¢, for laces worth up to Soe, ; shield their limbs from th . They are the greatest health 89c, for laces worth up to 95c. preservers known for the children | 95c. for laces worth up to $1.95. $1.10 a pair for men's $2.00 slippers | All kinds of fine laces—insertings, bandings, galloons, nets, BU S5 17 men’ $2:50' sho 93.00 slippers &c—all this season's styles, We're determined to elear them out " i | now, and it will not be a difficult matter at the above prices—so #400 house sieves come early and take part in this bargain Friday treat, wt oor, ‘95 sewing machines, ‘11,95, More than “4 off Men’s and boys’ clothing WE have 40 machines to back up that . and if you will take the trouble to on lace curtains ee wi\peraie ths, inapet them tnd THESE values are so fs gh pach at lowest clearing prices. feeiney foul 60d (6 your intense satistition would not stay in cut of the rain and mss 1 . that the same name is on the machine at $35 and heed Montaye In instice.to al we will ve oO! R clearing prices Embroidere i i r ef5, Irish & ter cond foo! Se rs ——— SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO.—— draw hundreds and thous | that it is identical in every particular, peat them to-norrow, when we expect a record sands here because it is a well-known fact that we do Sale for Friday only iking day's selling r nt = ‘ mreans t pedis cur utmost to get them down below all clearing sale com-| |. limited t9 40 machines. Arop- Araplantace curtains | Renalssance Jace W) for $% 90 curtal for 15 00 curtains best of. critic : it is | head sewing machine, sacritice of quality. So it is head pewing, machin i i i 2. urer for five years—tu in this Friday sal turer for five yeare-c. menta—has the appearance of a table when 15.50 closed, and is one of the most renowned males, Instruction on the eerfully petition, but never at the with men’s and boys’ clothing 9.80 2.75 for 50 ietains. for 22.40 curtain ; lecti ie n running Cs cata Irish paint lace | Nottingham lace for your unrestricted stlection for your unrestricted Fs ec 4 siven, Spectal 195. __ Fourth Floor, curtain curtains. Ait mice I] our men’s $25 an s ina | Fhe Org from all our men’s $15 and gle Great clearing of $18 suits, 4.50 housefurnishings. +) aos | 12.75 for your unrestricted selection | [F you could only realize the remarkable ures reduced '). S ; tat Saving it meany you'd be a liberal purchaser i A adgerbi My framed pictures left for your unrestricted selection from all our boys’ suits and here to-morrow. So colossal, though, that it’s ae ; netiay ti pie ». from all our men’s $20 rcoats. cult to comprehend, so we Say to you, ur- A from the great holiday ru-h—subjects ever S$ $20 and overc! felodiicona) casement Aran bes Our boys’ clothing at $4.50 includes suits and overcoats body likes in hardwox @ and git framies—priced (0 | 99 suits, out ina day . r wear thean wh 8 Simpson Crawford Co,’s sw 8 New" dish, fron “explosive hendid’ a ¥ > % " i 89¢. for ) up t ra f satisfaction j dily all season at a holds | alcohol lainp, { up to & guarantee of satisfaction is that sold readily | olf heatorta: “ 1.50 Oo pl to 4 better than a merchant tailor’s prices up to $8, Think of the | 188 for H.R Ber: Come perenhavers. 3.75 for ‘ , ae receipt and costs about one. saving a Friday purchase made and Busranteed | tors par Style, ca- s worth t y the Standar. i Our ¢ 6.00 fe po ‘ 9, fourth as much, means! Co. | 4.98 for 5.73 percola- ——Ee * “SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO >) | Be for 1.50 large eyt | Sirti y poet style=ons 70 Inder gas heaters, pow- New Year sale of wines and groceries. (Qrothird noir” as diators—low for TINe’s bound to come when you'll be a Model Food Store customer. You'll not heavy nt 1.35 chafers 1.39 fr —heavy nt diators—low on copner always go elsewhere and pay higher prices tor foods and wines not guaranteed pure. Now, why sean ere ates Ie not begin by selecting everything for the New Year feast here at these phenomenally low prices? We | off thot nee 8h guarantee everything strictly pure. . Telephone Chelsea 2100, Sixth floor. a - - — . ow ORANGES , ‘| sw th 7 3 Ayo | ed a Extend the season's compliments with the odd pieces of furniture. 8100, dow JERSEY oH Best yee & liqueurs HE very pieces of furnilure so many people put off buying at Christmas time and then have to choose after the t ost sensational clearing prices we think Pe PRINT BUTTER — a Mesdow Yok tae TTN holidays, are here at the most sé t came tenan were ever offered the buying public at this time of year, Here's a WOe.. Gd. pa ve 2 tial list of needed articles that will emphasize, Fifth floor. sae ees #108 paria COTTOLEN? | INVALID FOK ‘ $7.50 for $10.75 Morris Bevin: “fe 5 = pile chair, complete with cushl ns. ‘4 Soon « 28 J sito $ ker, gOle- z Li ae MH Winsaky 34 f rs bole eh 95—86.50 gilt corner chair silk damask covering. $2.75 — $4.50 gilt receptic chair — silk damask cover 9 parlor YEW seeprp hs ut Ralsine ¢ bi OH, cas 100 rT 7 re COUNAE DAMA DDS nom VATMEAL — Best Le Batya Hennes: Ms set ality fresh rolied ; . 4 ite 1s FLOUR. TOvAL fe Teast at VeHRNAPIVE $7.50 for $10 1 fine t t $0.50 for ladies’ $1 —fi mahogar “$45 Vert cabinets—v $6.50 for $8.75 dining chairs wit —trahogany — leather seats . WKY, | Simpson Crawford Co, furniture has a lasting value not exceeded by other furniture, even at higher prices, 1 iantial— built, in fact, to last a lifetime. At the same time, there is no furniture \ae artistic or desirable for the home. It will pay you to attend this sale with a view to adding the odd pieces that are needed. me Pea ie 8 FINCIVS GOLDEN JAVA AND MOCHA | jloLsenOnD VOAP laun quart auast B—No charge for waren deinijohns. ty . e Poeth we 00 S > -<— -—e -<— --*- eS -e oe we. — -——