The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1905, Page 8

‘ m dati vis Z ROUTE OF CONNECTING LINK WITH LONG ISLAND ROAD Find Connection Be- urphy Firm and Pres- the Pennsylvania Rall- Aeking for a Steam Across Brooklyn, around to Bast New York to Queens. The city has also shared the expense of these grade crossings. A franchise for this route was applied for by the Pennsylvania Ri ne, but the Aldermen are holding it The above map shows the route that | a great loss, Tt ts part of the aystem that the Pennsylvania Railroad wants to run| will connect the bridge and tunnel with to connect the Long Island Raflfoad| the Atlantic avefue tunnel, on which with the Rast River Bridge and the|the city hi Without this connecting nk) the city and the company would be at! GEORGE LENTZ. ‘New York Contracting and , controled by John ‘Drother of Charles F, Mur- ‘Tammany Hall, is, with ly, President of Queens fh Feaching out for the contract ‘the connecting link betweon Talend termint of the Black- hi Bridge, the tunnel build- ) Penneylvania Raliroad is @xpfanation offered for the Aldermen holding up t part work since last June, fs tn Cassidy's borough, ly propowee to wee that his Ate get the work. So is Charles expended $2,500,000 as and the South Brook-! yy: run from Bay Ridge GRAZED BY LOVE ON BROADWAY Months in This Country, Runs Amuok at Forty-second Street with Big Knife. Love and despalr over his inability to keep pace with atrenuous American ways caused a alip of a Jad from, Alsace- Lorraine to lose his mind at Broadway and Forty-second street last evening, | and, brandishing a knife, he ran to Highth avenue end Fortleth street, stab) bing @ pededtrian and slashing two aixth etreet, who was etabbed by the ‘boy, ts now at Roosevelt Hospital, re- covering from a gash in his throat, Po- licemen Goldsmith and Kelleher, who ohased the lad during his mad flight, about thelr faces and Young Lentz came over here only three months ago from Alsace-Lorraine, His father sent him to join his brother, Rene, Who lives at No, 836 West Fortieth Street, He was employed as waider’s as- sistant in the cafe of the Hotel Vic- Rene and Goorge gid not see much of one another, Rene worked dui day and George was on duty until late » George iad trouble because not understand American ways. Among the waiters, tue, it wie kn was deaperatety in I In the neighborhood of the hand, the Pennsylvania that it has thrown sway of the Murphy fam- Menegers of the project ow Casebly, @ut Cassidy Is ipfivences that has kept the ‘the franchise hing up tn tee ‘on Bridges and Tunnels F, Murphy ta with him, When George left work last ev he walked up Broadway to f . ond street, where he, stood on the’ cor- her muttering to timacl!, Suddenly he bean shouting, and then he drew 1 Targe pocket-knife and began ougin, at a lamp-post with lt, A crowd gat! ered around Him and Kelleher ran fo) ward and tried to selze him. “You are all trying to murder my ya organizations cre fight that the Penn- fd making adgninst ine, A call has been ting of the Bxeoutive the Brooklyn ‘Transpor- compel the Aldermen jchise of the Pennsyl- without the payment of and Bwanstrom, ‘ex- a it of Brooklyn, is at jteague, and he ts work- ‘M, Shepard, counse! ania Railroad Com- it to got the franchise In the psychopathte ward at Bellovue Howpital to-day the youngster pachd about, muttering congtantty of his love and declaring that some one wanted to his sweetheart, He Goonge Lents, seventten years old, The police searched all morning for the girl, but mo one seems to know her, and| J young Lentz will not ‘tell her name, Joseph Leavy, of No, 605 West Forty- co Saka & Company Broadway, 334 te 34th Street. Suits, TopCoats & Reefers forBoys The New Spring Models. Probably ours is the most comprehensive and diversified stock of high-grade spring garments for boys which can be In new and distinctive models ° we present top coats and reefers of covert cloth, Venetian, serge and cheviot, Norfolk and double-breasted, belted suits with Knickerbocker trousers, sailor and Russian blouse suits with sailor and Bton collar, of imported and domestic cheviot, tweed, homespun and serge, together with washable suits of English galatea, pique, madras, poplin, chambray, cheviot and silk, Even though the garments be higher in character than those which most of our contemporaries present, the prices are exceptionally modest. sprang Into the crowd, flourishing the knife, As the frightened onlookers fle] In every direction Lentz started west hth avenue, with Kelleher | At Fighth avenue and For: tieth street Policeman Gold sprog, at him, Levy was yaicians say the lad will re- DISABLED STEAMER PASSES NANTUCKET LIGHTSHIP. Belleved Me Pe Belt ranna, Sailing from Inte: the courts the the hold-up may be sensational devel-, f the Board of Aldermen that the franchiee has for improper reasons and i Pennsylvania road 13 ial franchise for its A wireless telegraph message from Nantucket ‘ Lightehip ¢o-day reported the British eteamer Korninia passing the lightship at 7 o'clock with a broken Thete 4a no record of any steamer of ‘that name {in the marine registers, and the despatch from Nan- found the whole town over. leg to rand on in this ey cannot expect to got in its present forn,"! first piace the Pennsyl: ht and passenger road ¥ |Ridge, Brooklyn, and i to Astoria, to con- | Vig ralltoad briage, No ‘against the enterprise, be @ kick against the Wich the Company pro- blished this connecting ‘ifice of the interests of tucket suggested that perhaps the steamer might be the new Cunard It 1s belleved, however, that !t would be Impossible for the Caronla to have reached the Hghtship at that time, ag she sailed from Queenstown on Sunday last and Is not expected before to- It 1s probable the vessel was the British steamer Koranna, from Shields Feb. 6 for New York, “iT SAVED MY LIFE.” PRAISE FOR A PAWOUS MEDICINE, Mrs. Wifadsen Tells How She Tred Lydia el a Vegetab|: Compound Just Bova’ Norfalle Suita with two pairs of Knicker- bocker trousers, in single and double breasted, yoke and the new box plaited back models, of English cheviot or tweed in heather or homespun mixtures, lined with alpaca; sizes 8 to 17 years. Value $10.00. stated in the certificate eroasings; nothing \s said tablishment of signal sta- ig gates at cross- Ings are to be at ‘ne seems to have de- road be depressed or of running on the sala aboul motive Special at $6.95 Spring Top Coat of covert or Venetian cloth in tan or olive, sizes 7 to [7 years, Naval Reefers of tan covert, blue cheviot or serge, with gilt buttons and embiem on sleeve, sizes 3 to 10, Special at $5.00 ‘Ruasian Blouse Suite (sizes 3 to 8) and Sailor Suits (sizes 6 to 10) of cheviot in plaids and tweed The models are with embroidered silk, sailor, Eton and Bishop collar of soft pique. Bach suit has two pairs of bloomer trousers. Special at $5.50 Spring Furnishings for Boys. Bove’ Shirts, stiff bosom, plaited and negligee, of cheviot, madras or percale, open front and coat models, with at- tached or detached cuffs, sizes 12 to 14 ins. neckband, Special at 85c. Boys’ Blouse Waista, of white or fancy madras, in figures or stripes, with neckband or Byron collars, sizes 4 to 16 years, At 48c, 69¢ and 95¢, Bova’ Raiamas of white or colored madras, with military collar, sizes 4 to 16 years: For the little fellows we have a right serviceable shoe of vici kid or kangaroo calf at $1.35 which is as good as any one dollar and a half shoe of which we know, sizes 9 to 13, A Sale of Pyrozraphic Requisites Stamped in simple and intricate designs, we present a series of pyrographic requisites at prices materially lower than those which prevail generally. Mrs. T. ©, Willadzen, of Movnirg, Towa, writes to’Mrs, Pinkknm: ‘I can truly say that you have saved my Ife, and I cannot express my gratitude to vania raviroad people & for a public hearing ‘They know that the lyn would be up In facts were brought out. only too anxious to dermen are pursuing a thus create public going to be intimidated ven the size of the tallroad, Perpetual Franchises. ‘administration and ‘the Rapid Transit Commis- ny for eternity, "Before I wrote to you, telling you bow I felt, I had doctored for over two years steady and spent lots of money on medi- cines besides, but jt all failed to help me, My monthly periods had ceased and I ut: fovred much pain, with fainting snells, head- fiche, backache and bearing-down pains, and I was so weak I could hardly keep ‘Ag a laot resort I decided to write you and try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and 1 am eo thankful that T did, for after following your Instructions, which you sent me freo of all charge, my monthly periods started; 1 am regular and in perfect health, Had ‘it not been for you T would be in my grave to-day. “L sincerely tust that this letter may lead every suffering woman In the country to write you for help as I did.’* When women are troubled with tr- wn to any other want to know why, to give public hearings AA De vania people are dis- for ‘those hearings we ourselves. They wiil pro- FOR CRIMINALS Mauestion Has No Right ion handed down in Brook- Supreme Court Justice Gay- & the Catholic Protectory titvtion for the confine- and that the Board has no right to send tru- weakness, leucorrhoea, displacement or ulceration of the womb, that bear- ing-down feeling, inflammation of the ovaries, backache, flatulence, general Shirt waist boxes, 27x15 ins.; | Photograph Frames in a vari~ smokers’ cabinets, 13x43 ins.; | ety of sizes, and magazine stands, 15x36 Special at $3,50, Folding checker b ion, they should remember one tried and true remedy, 0, Pinkham's Vegetable Com- at once removes such troubles, No other female medicine in the orld has received such widespread nd unqualified endorsement, Refuso Guperintentent of a MoGoller, of Brooklyn, sent] Ly thirteen years old, of N ¥ avenue, that borough, tot olectory in Oviober, 1004, 1 Clocks with stands. Special at $1.25, Ink stands, 6x8 ins,, and jewel boxes with lock. Spegial 35c, Plaques, 12 ins., angsial at 12c.; 15 ins. special at 15¢, & writ of habeas corpus and), was heard last week, To-day that the statute coy- Pyrographic Outfits (ben- zine), with tested platinum Special at $1.00, women to write her for advice, the dig- as guided thousands to health, Ad- dress Lynn, Masa, Girl Tears Down Blasing Curtains’ fu Fashionable Apartment In the fashton- the Widorado, irtments oc Schinasl, hte wife one of whom is an In- fant, ‘The fire started while the nurse was heating milk for the baby over an al- Conol stove. ‘The nurse. pecasme lo stricken and fled to the street with the child, \She was Followen by oher mem- bers of the Schinasi family, who left Wee earey apparel, 'e) blasing apartmonts and men arrived she had torn down curtains | © and stamped out the flames, A Value $32.50, for present service. Girls’ W guimpe Regularly $2.50. Regularly $3.50. trimmed with embroidery. Regularly $3.50. egularly $7.50, Regularly $15,00, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Regularly $15,00, Regularly $15,00, Regularly $7.50. and we s Formerly $4.50. XV. heels, Blu wit uban heels, The entertainment GET THE THRILL, ‘The fe @ thrill tn every Saks & Company Broadway, 334 te 34th Street, Covert Coats for Women Spring Models Thirty-six new models are now ready for your service. An imposing collection of covert coats, we think, Perhaps no~ where else can you find so great a diversity of styles. This, together with the exceptionally modest prices, gives us the right to invite your interest—espectally to the following: Covert Coats in one short model, Covert Coats two short models, Govert Goata in two short and one long model, Covert Goats in two short and one box model, Covert Goats in two short and two long models, Covert Coats in two short andtwo medium models, at $24.50 Covert Coats in two short and two long models, Special for Friday and Saturday Coats of superior quality covert cloth, in two loose mannish overcoat models, medium length, all sizes, Special at $19.50 To Rffect an Immediete Clearance : Long and medium length coats in a diversified assortment of styles, colors and materials suitable Girls’ Covert Cloth Jackets (Like cut) Medium leigth or short models, trimmed with white Broadcloth and Silk braids, lined with Satin—Special for Saturday, $8.75. Value $12.00. CHILDREN'S REEFERS—All woo! Cheviot or Covert Cloths, locse shapes with embroider blems-—Sizes 6 to 14 years; at... Value $650, SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY - New Suits for Girls. Simple or elaborate Sults, strict- ly tailored or smarily designed —all are tasteful and stylish, Spectal for Saturday Girls’ Suits (ike cx) of Panama Cloth or Imperial Serges—in black, blues and browns—Novel trimmings and . buttons—Coat lined with taf- feta silk—Sizes 14, 16, 18 years —Saturday, $14.75 Regular price, $19.50. S'NEW TUB DRESSES—Ginghams or been new, pretty models, trimmed with fine embroidery or solid colored oe ' bray—sizes 6 to 14 years; spec! for Saturday eavoes teens seeeee $1.00 Value $1.50, ' dem $4.75 tala Formerly $19.50to $22.50, at $10.00 , Formerly $38.50 to $45.50, at $20.00 For Saturday March the Fourth A SPECIAL SALE OF Spring Coats and Dresses for Girls At Material Price Concessions To serve as an incentive to those who would antic- ipate the season and to establish a demand for the new spring garments, we have organized a sale of coats and dresses in the newest models and at prices which are at least one-third lower than we will be compelled to ask a fortnight later. ages in eight new models of white lawn, four Boys’ New Spring Suits. A Good $5.00 Value at $3.98. best They are cut in the best s! Eee canal be bantered for strength—all sizes 3 to 16 years—Saturday at....++++ beneee Boys’ $3.00 Suits and Reefers at $1.89. In this collection are some very nobby mixture, which at the price quoted should close them out quickly—Saturday...0,4+ Boys’ 50c. Trousers, 39c. of neat mixtures, plain blue and drab corduroy, with pat- Ear ane pola bands and taped scams—splendid 50c. Trousers, 39c Boys’ 50c. Tams and Caps, 23c. of Russian, Eton, Norfolk and $3.98 }$1.89 (Third Floor.) ‘qur high neck styles, elaborately trimmed with lace, embroidery and tucking; sizes 6 to 14 years. Girls’ Dreasen of chambray in various colors, or of ginghams in checked patterns, with detachable white lawn waists Special at $2,25 Sailer Blouse Dresses of cheviot or serge with plaited skirt, or of wool serge with vest, all of which are daintily trimmed with silk braid: the sailor models also have silk embroidered emblem; colors—navy, red and brown; sizes 6 to 12 years. Regularly $6.50 & $7.50. Special at $3,75 Qne-piece Russian Dreases of black and white shepherd checks, in box plaited and belted models; sizes 6 to 12 years. Re Special at $4,9: Misses’ New Teilor-made Suite of light Bnglish ptaid cloth in double-breasted coat model with belted back and plaited skirt. Junior sizes, 12 to 16 years, Special at $9.75 Misses’ Regulation Suit of cheviot serge in navy, black or brown, trimmed with silk braid, silk emblem and tie, Special at $35.75 Misses’ Dresses of white organdy, elaborately trimmed with fine laces and ribbons in three distinctive models with full skirts over drop Kning, junior sizes [2 to 16 years. Special at $10.50 Girls’ Spring Top Conta of light colored English tweeds or navy serge, in double-breasted boyish models, lined through- out, and Reefer of plain or striped covert, sizes 6 to 14, Special at $4.95 To Bffect an Absolute Clearance: Girla’ Lang Coats ina diversified variety of models, materials and colors suitable for present wear, sizes 6 to 8 years, Formerly $7.50 to $12.50. Special at $2.95 widths--special price Veils and Veilings. Special for Saturday. svortment of new styles and Aa) of hairline, Tuxedo, Brussels and fancy meshes, in black, white, ea igple, brown, navy, green, Sots with or without borders. MADE VEILS 1% yards long—value 35c,; a BY THE YARD—value 30c, and 95c,; at. Women’s $2.50 SHOES at $1.65. ‘ a regular $2.50 Shoe for Women at $1.65) Ma ae Ay ini: Hite of vici kid, with tips of patent edinm weight sole, button and lace, in B,C, Dand E Saturday ..ccceesssevevensrerenrreseees $1.65 Per Pair, Also ' Women’s 60c. Storm Rubbers, 39c, Another lot of Women’s Storm Rubbers in all sizes from 244 to 7—~ } 39 regular O0c. grade; special, per palr...++ sssererereeecesverroseees Cc (Second Floor.) colorings in Veils and and Veilings, cardinal and color combinations, velvet 186 each seveesees LC yard Women’s Neckwear, 25c. Value 40c. and 50c. Embroidered Lace STOCK COLLARS, Lace, Embroidered and SILK SCARFS and TIES, Lace and Embroidered CHEMI. SETTES and JABOTS, Embroidered and LACE COLLAR and CUFF SETS and others—all New Goods, Value 40c, and 50c,; at lase | Misses’ Short Coats (sizes 14 to 18 years) of various materials Stmetly $10.00 & $12.00, Special at $2,95 Sailor Dresses, blouse style, of wool serge in navy, red, brown or black, trimmed with braid, embroidered silk emblem on sleeve and shield and silk tie, sizes 6 to 12 years. Special at $2,35 a - New Spring Sash Ribbons, 49c, per yard; value, 65c. Warp Print Sash Ribbons—6-inches wide, in twenty-five different combinations of colors and effects—very fine id sold at 65c. per yard; Special for Saturday... Or $4.75 per piece of 10 yards, lit, i 49¢ For the girls and misses we have designed a series of lace and button shoes of vici kid, in sizes 844 to 2, which we count exceptionally good value at $1.75. FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ‘ High Grade Shoes for Women Lace or Button Shoga of patent leather, with turn soles and Louis XV, heels, or of fine vici kid, with patent tip and Louis Splendid Hosiery Values For Men, Women and Children. weight, Hermsdort Children’s Men's Black Lisle Thread extra fine Black Cotton | 900 dozen extritast black, Le auze | Ribbed Hose,sizes 6 to 10] and tan; also Paticy Cot. lye— | —imported to sell at 29c,|ton Halt Hose—Value per pair; special at 5c, to 33c, pex pais; at 18c. 19¢. £8 of patent leather in mannish madel Button, Lace ond Blutcher Shoes, of patent leather, patent colt or patent kid and of vici kid, with patent or self tip, with military or| Cuban heels, medium or light-weight soles. > hace or Button Shoes of kidskin, with patent leather tips, military heels, oak welted soles and close or full trimmed edges. Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21s pra t Street. SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY, MORNING. WONDERS,