The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1906, Page 10

SNOW IN STREETS CAUSES i ; e % jand the fire hydrants frozen. In each instance the fire got @ good lead on fa i ‘it Sg ; $2,000,000 GILSEY DAMAGE BY SEVEN FIRES ESTATE AT AUCTION Engines Could Not Plough Though Uncleaned Parcels tot Be Ham nmeredoewn Thoroughfares in Time to Save Burning Inciude Proctor’s Fifth Property—Homeless Tenants Shiver. Avenue Theatre. tows Beven fires during the early moraing | a three-story brownstone house. The veto me ete Gioure kept the firemen on the jump.|basoment of this house 1s oocupied by ! il ey found the streets deep in sow | Brookwell & Crane. harness he first floor by Horace S$, Ely. real estate broker; the second floor by a | tailor, and the upper floors by two urt Tire etarte@tm the-kttchen of the Ho-| students. | On Wednesday night one of these ar- | tist's studios caught fire, and since then tt bas been in cha of a man in the employ of the fremen's p: 1. Ts men detected smoke to-day, after a dispose of the parcel ge Salesrooms Wednes. ul real estate experts value the | Hotel to cons’ $2,000,000. In the < are stores and offices. theatre bu the guesta, in night clothes, having lost | omg search locatei {t ami sent in the | The bullding occupies a plot fronting thetr all, were shivering about the | Warm. | 105.9 feet in Broadway and 189 feet in Engine No. 26 stood in front of the | qwenty-almhth street. The length of Holland House, and Engine No. 1 was in front of the Burlington, at No, 10 West Thirtieth street, while the fre was | 2™1 the west in progress. ‘Ihe noise of the engines | comprises about 17,00) end the ores of the firemen awoke | The Princeas Theatre, Guests in both the Holland and the Bur- | prastor’s Fifth Avenue Theatre, ts also | ington, and there was muoh imeasiness | on a ie owned by the SLL estate. Crue! Fate control. Nervous Wreck. Dr, Greene's | Hotel Guesta Aroused, The next alarm came from Nos. 123| Nervura to the Rescue. How otten it happens that weak, nervous ant and 12% Mangin street, # six-story build. ing. This fire started on the sixth floor | miffering women by friends who, be! the north Une of the plot fs 151.2 feet %8.9 feet. The plot square feet. | Just north of ine fa quarters occ. by Wagn o After a hard flint the fire "wan Stig: 4. The loss was ahout $1.50. At 44 o'clock the engines were called to No. 39 Bast Nineteenth street, where Ore was reging on tle seventh floor, iu | quarters occ eld, algae this i cannot understand ech | Yet there is tno. more terete that resulting from neryousne: frightful tortures haunt the tbe person is in constant dread of impending evil; sleep refuses to come, and menest trifles causo worry and anxlety. | Tourns of insanity develop, and the poor piled feols weak, tired Gay unable to do aryt ‘Thero ara’ sometimes faintness Joss 0} end foe At the Homach whe fireman were next called ok =a 158 290 Ge & from thelr beds and they fled to streets in Oriental costumes. The ‘sueats [toe of the Continental Hotel were also ed. The fire was put out after a nll consulted who cail at or write to his office, 101 jav., Mew York City. Another Great Loeser Shirt Sale. 1,500 New Shirts : : About Half Price. Te LOESER SHIRT SALES of the past ete haye attracled attention of men everywhere. Thousands of Shirts have been sold. Thouands of men have outfitted themselves for Summer and saved a third to half of the usual prices. Now comes another great Shirt sale. Fifteen hundred absolutely new Negligee Shirts are concerned, There are 600 High Grade $1.50 Madras Shirts at 79c. 900 Plain Blue 60c. Chambray Shirts at 35c., or 3 for $1. The fabrics were bought by the shirt-maker under the usual prices—and he shared his advantage with us, hat is the reason for the THE WHITE MADRAS SHIRTS AT 79¢.—$!.50 VALUB—are the product of one of the best makers in the country. Made of fine white corded, self ficured and striped madras, Made squarely up ¢ to the standard of the best $1.50 Shirts, eich witha pair of separate cuffs to match THE BLUE CHAMBRAY SHIRTS AT 35¢,—60c. VALUE—are just such Shirts as men will be hurrying to buy at regular prices very shorily. A ‘ine shade of blu: anda chambray that will wear and launder well. Each Shirt with a pair of separate cuffs to match. Sizes 14 to 17, Muin Ploor, Him Place. None Sent ©. 0. D. Three Bargains in Silks. 85c. Guaranteed 27-Inch Black Taffeta at 59c, $1 Black Chiffon Wloire Velour at 44c, $1 Rough 27-Inch All-Silk Pongee at 69c. EWS WHICH SHOULD WARRANT the busiest Saturday the Silk Store has experienced this year. All are of splendid quality, and are in the most Gesirable colors for Spring gowns. Hosiery and Unde erwear For Everybody And Bargains. EEP IN MIND THE FACT that you will find here complete, regul ‘5 Of everything that can possibly be wanted—and that Loeser rerular prices are the lowest anywhere for equal grades, To-day’s word is of several large eraups that we can sell for sharply under even our regular rices—Hosiery and Underwear that make very real bargains. [hey S2asor They are good. It is a helpful sale: Women’s Underwear. 20c. Undervests at 1214c. Swiss ribbed fine cotton Vests; also extra sizes; low neck, sleeveless. | 25c. and 35c. Undervests at 19c, Swiss ribbed lisle thread Vests, low neck, sleeveless, lace trimmed and plain; also ribbed shaped cotton Vests, high neck, short sleeves, 50c. and 75c. Underyests at 39c. Imported Swiss ribbed fine lisle Vests, low neck, sleeveless, plain top with silk ribbons. $1 eeenyvents it 690 almost half pr | Fine Swiss mixed Vests, i ‘ plain and with hand-crocheted tops: "| Women’s Hosiery, | | 25c. and 35c. Stockings 19c. | Children’s Underwear, a cotton, fast biack gauze Hi with unbleach- pede: Mader vests at 12/¢c. ed Sp , fast black lisle and cot-| Womens ant Ctiidren’a Underwear on the }_ Ring Swiss ribbed cotton Vests, plain! ton, with embroidered insteps; ail; ound Floor, and lace trimmed. | have spliced heels and toes. {All Other Advortized Goode on the Main 50c, and 75c, Stockings at 35c.; & Vairs for $1, fast black me- 1d colored lisle, all have Children’s Hosiery. 20c. Stockings at 12%e, k rtton Stockings; Men’s Underwear, 50c. Unde ers. 7 Drawers have 5 Underwear at 59c.) and hed 2c, Stockings at 19c. a Fast black ribbed cotton and Isle thread Stoc i spliced heels and toes. le to sell Men’s Hosiery. 20c. and 25c. Socks at 12}¢c. Fast black ¢ and black cotton, with embroidered insteps; all have cod heels and toes, $14 to 17, THE WORT: PROF, STENGEL’S Fey family will he able to leave his bed in a week Prof, are covered with cu deep gash behind hi band Alarms Doctors, Fol- The condit4en of Prof. Gi finishea ail around with faney lock $1.75 sues tor Bora ERI. AY f EVENING, M ARCTY 16, 1906. was be HE | the pler the whee a lar and overturnel L Dippe! escaped injury by bracing es self agat the tack of his seat feet and hands. forwird nd his h ee ent as feld ~ re) 6 . I plate glass window. s | Condition of Sembrich’s Hus- to pleces and the jagged edg ginss gashed trleate him: e from side to side | tional cuts, Odd Accident. | lowing eck. ad to tw nd thus received ad- In trving to ex his head DROWNED IN FISHNET. ume Sten- rel, hustand of Mme. Marcella Sem- [prieh, the open singer. who w: - a the opera sinker. who was'in-| 5 7 oworn, Ma., Jured tn an automobile garding the raln Pier of the Ham 4 ning, forty teamship Company tn Hoboken, Maddox, t two. alarming last night that Dr, W. fishing yest Bull was called to the Sa here. with Dr Li Physictan. Dr. Bull says is complications set {n the p 1 drowned, Stengel's head, face ard neck and the! right ear BROADWAY, BROOKLYN'S MOST DEPEND ABLE. Flannelette 0c ‘Rissoe® 9c Neat blue and wiite stripe effects; sizes 36 to 44. 1.25 to if! Wid. box calf and calf: sizes 1 0 2. Surplus stock of a great New Baal factory. Plain colors, children’s wear, $3.50 Silk Waists, 1.98 Charming New Model ade with two em- is and mate: J black or white: algen ees 1.98 $15 Made of Panama cloth and mixtures, One thecial etsie role of black or blue Panama cloth, with Eton Jacket fein silk, and ts hand fomels trimmed with fat ellie ‘noaid trcular ekirt, trimmed all around a 9.98 $8 Tan Covert the bettom Sizes 34 to Cloth Coats, 4,98 ‘These are lined with good satin and fancy two pretty modals, ‘Meht fitting: fly front; Furniture and Gapets Specials in These Busy Sections. $5.25 Chair, “Like Cut, 89c. Neat, serviceable Dining-room Chatr, made of solid oak, with cano seat, high bac! arma; Disgeat values we've of- fore at... 75c Feather Pillows, 39 Splendid grade feathers; A. C. A. tick: full even spindles and braced 39 Cc 1 50c wolrht: size 20x28 Inches; extraordinary values; $5 Washstand, Like Cut, 3.15 Made of golden oak, highly polished: towel rack; large drawer and double door clona:; brass handles; reduced pecial sale to, each... for th’ $25 Axminster Rugs, 19.25 Ings; t Choose for future d $1.45 Staie Runners, 75c. fede Runners, beautiful moved 75, colors; birders on each end Ic 55¢ Cork Linoleum, 34c Guaranteed cork and enamelled top; ati price er bought fo nis gals 34c | 4,200 New Straw Hats for Women, each, 49c Bi 0! the nost popular shapes; oe fe | “Sor an early Spring H hat; Night Dresses 95¢ ight De lory 1G, Oxford Ties one ; superior qual |) $2. 50 frivomen 1.69 cy metal and parent. Jeather, Ben, $4.50 Nainscok 69c e of em- and Uxtra dhe Women| Misses’ Rubbers White Silk Enaugren 2G Both spangled and hand painted; edged or plaln; remarkably t pre tty patterns, White Cotton Ribbed 47>; 19c ane sett 12 5c Low neck, short sleeves or no sleeves, with ribbon in neck; sizes 4,6 ana 6. Fine grades, $1.50 Founia Pen 48c Hard rubber holder; pen guaranteed; best Mountain P ‘Pen Nor the money ever offered, Light and 25¢ si Just the thing or pin tray; 8 Seersuckers in C Variety of Patterns oheoks and aisles superior material for women’s and Black Sateen Petticoats Made with decp accordion plait- ing and finished with mare ruirie. Worth double to-rorrow’s price, Children’s 19c to 35¢ Gauze Cotton Vests ality finished: Women’s and Misses’ Storm Reabhers 3¢Inch Wool Serge eseda, ermnuy, castor, royal and Black, 69 Fine Lawa Cc Dressing Sacquea dark effects; with a turnover collar and bishop. sleeves; sizes 36 to 46. igor Band Glass Plates Nont Overturned in fey Water and Three Nearly Die. March 16.—Disre- nd cold Howant Man- fs old, and W. E. went ears old, ay on Back River, near Their boat was overturned, Maddox ne entangled in a submerged fish- and he effets 0: tt Manning died 8, having ter OOKLYN. RETAIL LARGE 5-Hour Specials On Sale ay IPM. None by Mall or C. 0. D. 54 Spring Fon Men, Youths and Boys. A showing of Clothing without an in Brooklyn. values without rivals. ‘Withal, just the natty cloth- ing for Easter and Confirmation equal comprise wear, Men's Spring Overcoats, of tan correct lenzth Elegant Suits, of neat 4 ML Sizew.....1¢ ord Reefers and quality xrand See Boys! snits, a Confirmation Suits, with ers, Confirmation Suits ut Tap Cereal Sale Natoti tous Foods at Low Bes, package This Coupon Sale . , x? A0c “ali _-qt, size, ity. Has heavy warranted. dealers or minors, EME. a H Mone without this coupon. 19 15c ghort’ sleeves; sizes 18 49c Rubbers. .4 ™m, olled-edge 19¢ Gobs- hello, navy, 49c made Ic retty cl epineh Tass Plate with’ eeit feito back; for an ash receiver plates for 25, e, > attempted to ng, Wus revived with dim- Prillane ee breasted acd Norfolk st wiht 140.000 ot Bo. Gray Enameled Coffee Pots retinned cover. Ful Made ‘by one of the famoum ' We Give Either S. @ H. Green or Dividend Stamps. ee Your Choic2. One Stamp With Each 10c, of a Purchase. Woe Redeem 1,000 Divitend Stamps the Sim? as $3 00 Casii When Buying Merchandise. The S gerry and Hutch nson £o, Redeem Booss of 960 Green Stamps for Beautiful Preniums See their P enium Parlor, Oa Cur Fifth Floor. PMAN&G “Ful ton, from Bridge to Duffield St ' Open Saturdays BROOKLYN. Cilio Pa C, ‘2 "Ci ee ‘Saturday's Opportunities in| Men’sSuits, lopCeats Here is news of good fortune for the men and Pp ‘s of Frooklyn val It requires a great deal more effort to put good vale into a} { Hae or overcoat aa medium price than if you bigger money, | | We've worked hard to co th’s and are proud to state shit the clothing | fevidences the fact that we have won this time and s:cured the best | jot value at a msdium price, Our store is splendidly :erdy to serve fyou. Why not look in Saturday and see our special offerings, Men’s Spring Si “Overcont wool fancy mixtu coats cu. lon vent Venetian linings. Top Coits of new shaces, covert cloths. broad concave shoulders, very Sivlish, value $12.00 and 313.50, Saturday for ...... Men's Si “Errands to go Through slush and snow ?”’ Why mot telephone? Rates are low. NEW YORK TELEPHONE oO. 18 Dey Street Store Opens At 8.30 A.M, \noe ---+ Are You Fit for a Day’ s Work? FOR BRIGHT si Teas | ie % For Sale at Drugeis:s. 0c, ant s and Top Coats, hand tiilored. Ang wool fine; itch mixiu es, fancy worsteds, b ack thibets and homespuns. Top Coats o: the new ‘anand uriy ef fects, In covert cloth, ail hand ailo é. serge and \ enetian we $15.00 and $18.CO, Satu: day for. . 9.98 Men’s S, 54 to 44, fancy mixed cheviots, hom funy aad vorsteds, strong line ings and wi | made, value $5.00, Saturday. si Nortoik and double brea: wo. lfancy mixed cheyviots and | spuns, blue thibets and cheviots, » us- sian and Eton Sailor suits. all wool cheviots, serges and mixtu es, beautifully made and trimmed, value $5.00, Saturday for.es Bovs’ Spring Reefers and Top Coat Nwool covert cloths, inten av large variety. value $4.50. saturday tor Boys’ School Suits, ayes 810 16 rs. fancy mixed homespun. and h iots, pack and blue cloths, 500 suits, va peers OS STORE. Negligee Shirts 50c For Men 35¢ Made of extra fine Percale with fine Madras front: link cuffs to match; sizea‘lt to 17; 3 for.. 00 Three Astounding Values From Our Pure Fooa Groretys Butter Tuins, y .. he package: Be Jelly (2c. tumblers), Homemade rin Hats, flat set hats, pring wearing, in a larg $2.00 and. the new style for 1.59 Delatour / Chocolates. Delatour Chocolates tryapound, {they are delicious — no ;other so good. Hid Gloves. Women’s Kid Gloves, 2-clasp German, with self and black stitching, ail desirable shades, Per pair 75c yoo 2Oc { Te-morrow ! Fine Quali:: Jelly. | Waist Sets. Petroleum Jelly, put up in § ous | Wists ts, { Jars, very useful and extensively used by | Flated pearl and ox) {many peopis for allaving irritation aris- Iti very stytish and t ing from burns, sunburn, ete. the Summer waist thit we {5 oz. jar 2 aa 2 . , ' . tTocorre Cc lValue 5c set; BandKerchiefs. Women’s Handker, Swiss embro titchad, embr lace trimmed. Value 12! To-morrow Suits and Coats | Offerings that ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' i worthy } blacie or tol ie worsteds DO to 16.00 Coats, also Petroleum SA 6 to 20 {To-morrow, Florida Water, ‘very ry good quality: i pads used and well liked by many peopk, i i rooe! os. 0 put up in6 ounce boitles, per bo.tie BEC {se With rhinesto clet Ammonia, perfumed, very the ne for use im the bath, used extens: hate es many people, 8 ounce bot eit did: plats 2 pleces,’ Sulte \ 46 iron Ut by tle Gnnyt LERD Dovole Breast folk. Htustan and Sa 1.98 n Di aye Tonth Powder, he name tells ihe quality, put upinscrew top, |) Wat ch Ci botti:s, the regular 0c. size tor » GC | trimmings. ver foilet Soap, white band, takes the tent qu: iM tplice of Sapollo; the regular sc {Cutt Pi Ly p jokes Saturday two cakes for 5c {12 on card, very ha “ Ala {the drcssine: table, the Women’s Fine Waists. Women’s Waists. fine quality dot! | swiss, entire front of broad tucks. f 4,500 yards, 27 inch, ing yoke tucked tack, short s! sheer white crounds trimmed with Val. lace, tucked collar, Be Pater will | poutton back. O, D.; limit 20 yards to a p Value $2.00; Value 73 yd.; | narmertee O8ci To-morrow, Women’s Coats, tan covert, satin} (tined, st'apped front and back, sleeve, collarless effect, also loc. M ghettt: doren, a | Ap on Ginghams, coat} apron checks, for women’ tle girls’ aprons, value 74&c,vd..., 5.98} Dimities end Vo yO vas. hite lawn, Abrolutely first. qu nave heavy rolled some with f mouniing tn men's Waists, shee: w. inch, figured design: 19 ag {tet of fine embroi dery and pin tucks, tcolored and black figures. value to Cc OY [elbow esletyes pretty waist, 1.4915 yards. jvalue $2.25 Shirt-Waist Women’s Waists, fire ybite novelties, such as sheer white lawn and cachine, full front, with V_ yoké and em>roidered front renaissance lace and fine tucks, 1.25 each . { tucked back, value $3.00, P98 ace uses. uae vadeoen inch, Girls’ Dresses, suspenders and kilt | ysteer quality, ‘ood fast black and ia of wool shepherd checks, waist good grade lawn, value 29¢ per yd. 19¢ of Lee colored cashmere, value 1,59 y fi e sii Very Pretty | Fine Shoes Women’s Shoes, good quality viel} 25 Cotton Ribbed 19 i| i Gilt Belts. {kid soft smooth stock, clos extension C Pants for Women C if Women’s Glit Belts, another lot just j Soles, medium heels, patent leather tipsy 5 lengths with deep lace | 3| Isecured; gold cinsel, with flower p ttern} round toes, lace. sizes 4 to 8 ‘s 4, 5 and 0; care- {and harness buckle, very popular to! Value $2.00; i 19 e V's Shoss, In patent leathery | | wear this season. To-morrow 19c; Children ‘Value 39. To-morrow, ‘cloth top, button, hand turned, spring rag plain tors, sizes 6 to or. full; $1 29 Cross Stripe * Summer Portieres Made tp all colors, 3 yards long by 42 In qualities ond homes In summer thine, arene _— 1. 19% All-Linen Damask i 29 Table Covers na handle, inside purse, gi't, gun metal ach; soft finish; size or leather covered frames, value 48c six cholco designs; auperior | TSC sa 0+ weneee senses caren. cece | | Folding Urink ng Cups, in leather tor . Shoes, box ‘calf, vil kid and _ cases, just ‘what you ought to have satin call lace. good soles, stylish 1 59 wien wien you are tr are Havellngs yalue'szej sy ©) and RUIAIa RB ALE S FONU value 39¢ 19c! 0 Stamps ) Stamps FREE: ers ie No purchase necessary; sim ly. come in and get them. The fifty any Brooklyn book already started or consist of 30 Green Stamp: reat y peas 98c'f Bi iH ¢ Coin Purses, for women and men, jin calf, seal and alligator leathers, the kind that is very handy to carry 25€ hopping Bags, finely woven net, black and brown, very handy to car- ry smail parcels in, value 19c, each, 9C H nd Bags, seal grain leather, Vien- with fringe; es wide: ex- suitable’ for Children's Sample Sho gola kid, flexible soles, patent “eather Ha Spring heels, sizes 10 and ‘omen’s 0: te: ang strap Ee "French ‘heels, hand sewed, value $2.50 and OO 1.69. Fancy Mantel or Piano Covers $2.0 79¢ Embroidersd sateen, with Renala- | sance insertion; in blue, old rose, oream or red, Braced Curtain 75¢ Stretcher 48c Two vards wide by 4 yards long; made with non-sagging centre