The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1905, Page 5

‘BOUGHT PISTOL TO END LIFE Charles Irwin, Retired Business | Man of Groton, Conn., Shoots Himself Through Head in a Furnished Room in Harlem. Charlies Irwin, fifty-six years old, a retired business man of Groton, Conn., Uving for @ few days past in a fur- mished room at No. 211 West One Hun- dred and Twenty-sixth street, is dead at the J, Hood Wright Hospital, having shot Mmself in the head jum before midnight. Irwin went to @ pawnbroker’s sales store on Highth avenue Inst might and bought @ revolver, His actions were suspicious, and when he asked for cart ridges the salesman sald he had none Irwin apparently went directly home, ‘wrote two letters, which were found on @ dresser in his room when the police came, and then shot himself. The shot ‘wae heard by W, E, Muddeman, a fel- ow roomer, who notified the police, The lettera were addressed to N, B, Irwin, No, 73 West One Hundred and ‘Twenty-sixth streot, and to Mra. 1. J. Bchock, at Groton, Conn. The former Was notified, but could give no explana- tion of his’ brother's act, He eald he was a retired business man and had been living with Mr, Schock, his daugh- ter, in Groton, until a few weeks ago, ‘when be came to New York. ooo STOLEN—$250,000 ! The robbery of $250,000 Is an exciting event, When Raffles {8 concerned in it ‘the excitement deapens, Read all about it in "A Costume Plece,” second com- pote story of the great series, ‘Haffies, the Amateur Cricksaman,” in’ the four: page color supplemeng of to-morrow's (Saturday's) Evening World, ———— FERRY-BOATS IN COLLISION, ONE SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. a, of Long Inland Rallrond e¢, Rammed by Minter Boat, Wt Nobody mjured. ‘The ferry-boat Ned#au, of the Long Island Rallroad, which rune between Yong Island City and pler No. 18, Bust River, was In collision early to-day with @ boat of the Thirty-fourth street line. The Nassau had between 80) and 400 Passengers aboard, The other boat, practically empty, was comin over from Manhattan and struck the Naasau on the starboard quarter, but no serl- ous damage was done. ‘The Nassau continued her trip down town and after her return was laid up for repairs, Mall Orders Filled, Fit snug at the ankle, luxurious) attractive appearances, 3 3 the largest shoe store Patent Colt, Vici Kid, Tan Russia Calf. 4 {contents of the | eee ‘<> footwear in the universe, Women’s Oxfords| Men’s Oxfords Patent Colt, French Wax Calf, Vici Kid, Tan Russia Calf, Weatherproof Calf Lace, Satin Caif Congress, Tan and Black Calf Slippers. Button ot Lace, ‘HIM DYING Schwartz Couldn’t Bear to See Family Starve and Plunged from Roof — Two Minutes Later Offer of Work Came. abi Out of work and desperate because his wife and five children were in want, Max Schwartz Jumped from the root of his home tn the six-story tenement No, 16 Pelham street to-day two minutes before @ inan came to give him employ- ment, He was taken to Gouverneur Hospital with his wkull fractured, both logs and arme broken, internally injured and dying, Bchwartz, who was a tailor, lost his because of labor troubles, Nelgh- ay he was a good husband aj father, and when all bis savings wore wone and there was no work to be had he became despondent, He was, talking With the wife and ailidren at O'ol0ck this morning and said aw he loft; “1 will be back dn a short while’! ‘Then he mounted to the roof, took off his coat and plunged down the'alr shaft to the concrete pavement below, Two Minutes lator J. Bossom, propristor ‘ot talloring establishment ot No, 10 Stan. ton atreol, entered the Schwarta homo, "I want to give your husband worl,’ he ‘paid. ‘Mrs, Bohwarta went in search of har husband and was met by neighbors car- tying his mangled body up the stalra ——— EXPRESS CAR BURNED, Contents Consumed on Way from| Washington, Information was roecetved to-day at the offers of the United States Hx- press Company, at No, 49 Broadway, that one of Its cams, loaded with gen-| eral merchandiae, trom, Wasiitngion, in a hiladelph iS ui y Baca Mea ac® Reading rain, was | on, twenty milea east ct Philadiphia, | The fire In the car was discovered | while the {rain was moving and the car wag cut out at the Bethay: | tion.” ixpressmen’ saved “pure ot “the | car. IF YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY Or Secure an Ideal Place to Live SEND POSTAL FOR CIRCULAR AND VIEWS EAST ELMHURST ON PICTURESQUE FLUSHING RAY. THE MOST ATT! VE E w MORTEM SRI erage Nearer Than Brooklyn, Bankers Land & Mortgage C 587 Manhattan Aven Besant? ACTIV YORK All N |breasted suits unusually | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS Dr. Lyon’s PERFECT ToothPowder Cleanses and beautifies the teeth and purifies the breat Osea le of refi: t for rer acnetes of MH century: Very convenient for tourists, PREPARED BY A couple of the strong features of our double- breasted suits for boys, Coats a bit longer than usual — following men's fashions and adding greatly to the effect, Trousers of either the bloomer or straight varieties, Taken with the fact that both garments are cut on generous, roomy lines, these points make the double- attractive this Spring. $5 to $14. Roerrs, Pret & Company, Three Broadway Stores. 842 at at at WORK MONDAY WONDERS." FRAZIN & OPPENHEIM 6th Ave., Cor, 18th St. SHOE MAKERS 6th Ave., Cor. 2ist St. The Most Phenomenal Display of Men’s Oxford Ties in and ew York, Our $25 Suits for Men. A man’s physical conformation should govern the selec- tion of his suit, There are any number of models, which divide approval, sothere is a sufficient latitude to choose the garment most becoming to your personality and still remain in fashion. We exhaust the subject. There are single breasted sacks in six distinct new models and double breasted sacks in equal number. Each the best of their type. Suits that commend themselves to the man with a taste for the ele- gant in dress. Our “Concave” Shoulder lends a tone of dis- tinction which is not approached in ordinary, ready-made clothing, Its height and breadth and shapeliness is the result of careful modelling by hand; it is not stuffed with superfluous wadding like the ordinary shoulder. And it will always hold its shape. Our “Closefitting” Collar is another important feature that we have put into all of our Fifteen Dollar Suits for Men. At $15 we present suits in six single and double breasted sack models, a series which is notable for character and worth, The suits concerned are of blue and black Thibets, blue and black serges, un- finished and smooth surface worsteds in all the new gray tones, from very light to very dark gray. And a diversified collection of fancy cheviots in all the new color schemes. Other Suits, $15 to $40, WM. VOGEL & SON Broadway Houston St. Women’s SS 3.00 y comfortable to the feet, and at the same time preserve the most shapely and 1 A style for every liking; a size for every foot and represented in the following remarkable range of leathers: Golden Brown, Yalu Calf Tan, Odessa Russia Calf, Shantung Pongee Kid, Nut Brown Calf or Kid, Patent and Coltskin, Shiny or Dull Black Leathers, White Canvas Duck and White Buckskin. and styles at both Si::th Avenue stores—corners of 18th and 21st streets, are fitted to the shoe meant for your feet. ‘3 where expert shoe fitters will see that you The same colossal range of sizes, shapes in the world. Vici Kid, Sroes The most perfectly constructed, best qualitied, service giving, popular priced Sold only at our mammoth showrooms in the 18th street and Sixth avenue building— A style and fit for every man, woman and child, Women’s Shoes Patent Calf, Velour Calf, Blucher, MEN Men’s Shoes Calf, Vici Kid, Lace, Tan Russia Calf, Patent Colt, French Wax , WOMEN, | CHILDREN. Misses’ Shoes Patent Leathers, Vici Kid—patent tip, Vici kid Russet Calf, Oxfords, Tan Russia Calf, Vici Kid and Black Calf. | Dull or Shiny Black Calf, Boys’ Shoes Sinoes The only really good dollar shoe made. Men’s Shoes MEN, Box Calf, | Viei Kid, eatin Calf, FRAZIN & OPPENHEIM Sixth Avenue, Corner 18th Street.. Custom Made Shoes, 279 Sixth Ave., Open Unitl 10:30 o’Clock Saturday Night. Exclusive $3 Store r For Men and Women, Cor, 21st St. and 6th WOMEN, CHILDREN. Thousands of pairs sold daily and giving eminently perfect satisfaction. More styles, more leathers, more value than you’d ever dream possible in a dollar shoe. 6,000 square feet of floor space in the great 18th street and 6th avenue store for the proper selling and fitting of Frazin & Oppenheim dollar footwear. ‘We mention herewith some of the styles: Misses’ Shoes Boys’ Shoes Women’s Shoes Dongola Kid, | Viel Kid, Vici Kid Oxfords, Patent Leather Oxfords, Patent Kid 3.Strap Slippers, Mail Orders Filled, Catalog Free. Ave. Adjeining the Big 18th St. Store, en’s and Boys’ Collars at 4oc, per doz, and Cuffs $2.50 and $3.00 are the best values in town, at Coc, per % doz, pairs, eons - Men’s and Boys’ Clothing — Leancton 10 5° AvEF59'"060°St In_a Marvellous May Sale, A Better values in this sale than in any ever before held, even at this store —Bloomingdales’, In the first place the clothes are better in fit, in finish and have more “snap” to them than any others. And the values quoted are not fictitious. They are real, simon-pure facts, The new, low prices are made for this sale only, Just because we want to practise reci- procity—to show our gratitude for past favors, Money back if you want it, No mail orders filled, No goods sent C. O, D, $1.66 ee eo ets PoP] ric wae Bee Men’s $7.50 Men’s $10.00 Spring Weight || Seasonable Suits, Suits, $3.93. $5.55. Boys’ $1.00 and $1.25 |. Bloomer Trousers, 6 to 15 Year Bizes— 49e. Men’s very good Boys’Bloomer Suits, Youthy 38 Sulla” ys’ Bloomer Su ouths’ $8 Suits, $3.95 valve, 1091.88 wel wool, Men’s$5.00 Pure Worsted Trousers, $2.95. Men’s $20 Custom||Men’s $10.00 Blue Suits, $12.95. Boys’ $3.00 Boys’ $3.50 Russian Suits, | | Eton Sailor Suits, $1.79. $1.88. Serge Suits, $6.95. Boys’ $5.00 Norfolk JacKet Suits, $3.95. ‘Becond Ploor, Gouh Bt. Beoulious The Most Sensational Hosiery Sale of the Season, Men’s 25c to 35c Lisle Thread and Fancy ; Cotton Half Hose, Every Pair in This Season’s 15c Style and Make, To-morrow........ We have been fortunate enough to secure an importer’s entire stock of men’s high-grade half hose # made to sell for 25c. to 35c, per pair, at about half actual value. We have made one low price for all. Included are fine quallty vite Ingrain Cotton Half Hose, in various combinations of colors, woven’ stripes and other handsome styles in every desirable shade; also imported gauze Lisle Half Hose, Herms- dorf black, double sole. Positively the grandest value in Half Hose ever offered at so trifling a price. Other Important Hostery Specials—Men’s, Women’s and Children’s, Men’s 35¢. Half Hose, imported, fine | Women’s 25c. Hosiery at 19c.— | Women’s Lace Lisle Openwork gauge, real Maco Cotton, full regular Imported fine gauge, Maco Cotton, Hosiery, 15c.; not seconds; sold made, Hermsdorf Black, with | regular made, Hermsdorf Black, with elsewhere at 29c.3 only 6 pairs and without double split soles, 19c | and without double split 19¢ to each customer,.., seseee.. 1Sc Men’s 35c. Half Hose, silk handem- |. Soles Wesveae ee bebes Children’s 18c. Black Cottcm — ” broidered on instep, varlou; pretty Stockings, guaranteed fast 06” Seamless Hoslery designs in tans and blacks, | fast black cot. 6 black, double knees, all sizes ., 19¢ Ic Main Floor. 50th St, Section, [Greatest Shirt Sale Ever Held. Thousands of Fine Negligee Shirts for Men and Boys, Made of fine woven Madras, Cheviots and Printed Corded Madras in new stylish, up-to-date patterns and colorings, Lots of light grounds, with neat stripes and figured effects, medlum datk shades of tan, blue and gray; plain and figured effects, as well as plain white madras; plaited and plain bosoms. 39c Dollars Do Nearly Double Duty, Saturday, in the Plain styles, sizes 12 to 20; plaited styles, sizes 12 to 17, Shoe Bargain Corner. Regolar Prices, 5%., 75c., $1.00. To-morrow, Women May Buy Main Floor, 00th St, Section, Oxfords and Gibsons For 98c & $1.59 in all sizes, newest styles, leading fashionable leathers, worth at least a dollar more. Main Floor, 50th 8 Entrance, Women’s White Canvas Ox- Children’s Shoes, worth $1 fords... $119 | “Sizes oto My 79¢ 3 Sizes 8 to Bath Slippers, all size: made and shaped. worth, £1.40 w. Covpon. To Lovers of Sweets: Upon presentation of this coupon pon Pie will well you a Full lb, Package of Chocolates Pure fruit flavors,Lemon, Vanilla, Raspberry: | 2c or Orange, for. «+... None sold at this price without the coupon. ‘Main Floor, 69th St, Section, Wall Papers. 4c Papers for Bedroom and 1 Kitchen, EOI ic 9c Papers for room and Dining room, ate... 4a Sitting room Papers in all col- orings,worth 12'4Ca roll,only 7 Varnished Gilt Papers, Tapes- tries, Two-Tones, Silk Stripes, Imported Papers, Etc., artistic wall effects, worth from 2scto75c aro 1214¢, 18c, 2hc & 29c Moulding, foot........05. Ic Third Floor, seth Bt, Section, Lawn Matinee Suits. For Women, another lot well , 1% === Eyeglasses and Spectacles, The Great Sale Continued To-Morro of the sort in pretty Lawn 10,000 pairs om that you bought so rap- sale. Our op. idly several days ago. ticlans will sée, Just enough in this lot for to-morrow's selling. The sult comprises a skirt and gacque with large Sailor col- lar and cuffs; bottom of sacque has fancy border trimming, skirt has deep that you get the glasses your eye troubles call for. In the matter of prices the Bloomingdale profit pressure: has reduced them to the minimum. $1.50 Eyeglasses and Spectacles ionable skeleton design, or with nickel silver or gold’ 4 loy nose-pieces, patent cork nose rests and clips; specta- 5 had in straight or riding bow, Per pair....+ +. 50c hs $2.00 Eyeglasses and Spectacles through, and will not tarnish or break, Splen- did value at $2 pair. At this Bloomingdale sale, 68c Scientifically made and highy finished, pure white crystal lenses; eyeglasses are skeleton, with patent nos¢-rest9 ind Women’s Long Kimonos of sheer lawn, figured de- signs, tucked yoke, front and back, wide Herve with bor- der of white lawn. Special .....+ i 98c Lawn Matineo Suits. (Second Floor, H9th St, Section.) —————————————————— Saturday Specials In the Notion Department, With pure white crystal lenses—eyeglasses In the fagh-| cles have nickel-plated nose-pieces and can be Goldoine or silverine frames, a metal solid all the way $3.50 Eyeglasses and Spectacles ing Iron, $1.00 else- solid gold springs; the spectacles have gold-filled The genuine. um arcel ay) Mess einevue .. 68¢ frames, solid gold nose-pieces; straight or riding 85c Invisible Coiffure Nets. pet half dozen..sseee 106 |] ROW. ss. Stes aa $4.00 Pebble Eyeglasses and Spectacles Genuine axis-cut pebble eyeglasses, In codoine (ramen MALE Cannot be purchased at any exclusive optclan's for less. than $3.50 to $5.00. We place them within the | reach of everybody by offering them for...... FREE —With each pair of eyegt ——ae during this sale silk ey: (eeu Ua Brother'S~~-cexiagion to 34 Ave.f) ™ Curling Lamps, so ld brass, heavily nickel Por Ar asbestos view Palue 69¢, SPQciAlsssreeeens OPE Same, larger size, value 89c. Special, suerte dos Men’s Hose Supporters, all silk elastic, value 2sc,; 10 special Ic Silk Corset Laces, 5 yards long, extra quality, all 5c colors; usual price 39¢., 8 teeta desirable p th St. Section, Main Flo chnser'y---Bloomingdale