The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1906, Page 9

: Z | THE EVENING #ORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19,7190 G00 CHLOREN EMME CMR esd ood ae TRANSFER WITH PISTOL AT HEAD Passengers Fled, but Con-| ductor Ignored Revolver | and Rude Request. ||! IN DAILY PERIL OF FIRE DEATH Old Vandewater Street} School a Trap Which Menaces All. | HAS NO FIRE; ESCAPES | Being refused ranahe, Louls Ber- | | : . er of Fifty-ni Little Ones Reach’ Street] « a paleGee iat Dewn: Narrow Stairways Muth-Like Chimneys. ro waN « ter New ¥ fea term { latlves from tye GIRL CAUGHT CAUGHT WT theac (yo stairways, ane on are inhand Muh” Bd Cit | jiamsburg Maid, a la Vil- | lain, When Arres{ed. i was the A i re, Me} { cither side of the building, the only exits for most of the Little gnes. 00 ‘Ttepeat Big-Hearted J of Hrod at the Amp! "I sounded the Ayo minutes ie » “We never have Xes, [ supporto it wou badging losed Outs ehilaren, aie rent floors atin tt, but no one geaterday e8the echool has mostly mixed. - The oh ages from aix to fifteen you the children of the city’s SIX-YEAR-OLD REFUSED ' 10 FETCH A NURSE, Mother Died While Boy Slept bewiin Peacefully by. Her Perris "Side. ve When Policeman ‘Thomas Curran ar- rived at his home in tho basement of No, 173 Variok street, this morning,’ he found hia wife, Ellen, | gead jn bed. ‘Curran went on post at’ midnight and mwas relieved at 6 o'clock. His wite had been ill when he went on duty, but as | she had been ailing for some time he was not alarm The six-year-old boy of the dead woman was sleeping beside her when | whe died in the night. The boy was mwakened by hin father, (He sald that] after midnight his mother had asked | im to go ont for a woman who had} sured her when she was firat taken othe hoy had refused: to go and went / = “pULL” GOT HIM LIMIT. Haglish Thief Had Boasted of His’ Infucnce, Judge sald. Judge Rosaisky, in Part I., of Generat Rossloris, to-day sentenced Richard |. ‘Wilson, a younk English ploxpocket, to | an indeterminate) sentence of ni than three years and six months ani not- more than four years. and nix montha, fer robbing a man ona Sub- | Way train last Soptember, | The Jude raid he ave the prison the limft as he heard Stic Those demanding the largest HH equivalents for the sum employed, in the purchase of a iano dre die i rected to cut instruments, which are renowned et home aad ab asthe cnes Supretce in the Class of Higher: Cade Our Holiday stock is now com. fl pletenisw: dyles acd ses tn the B rarest Woods and firiihes, and upon instalment terms tore fayorabl= thenche offerings cf -any other of fl dard makers 233-45 Eyst 23d St., N. Y. 16 West 125th St,, N.Y. he had boc of a political pull that would send free on & suspen Nagle Y ded achtance, | Perey | { waa on the) . ‘ : aL GOUDS ON AT Pu E Successors to S$. Koch & Sons. Offer for Thursday and-the balance of the week ¢x- traordinary specials:in their various departments, suit- able for holiday gifts. | LADS BACK C' Waists LACE - TRIMMED ; also white and cream nedaliions, value $ STS, trimmed 10.00 to $14.0 Furs HANDSOMELY WAISTS, all shad with fine laces anc CLUNY AND aT sand m: TV fon, value PERSIAN PAW uff, value $16. GENUINE BLACK LY? large pillow muff IOEBLAND FOX 8 long searf; value MARAB in-bri MARABOUT 1 in brown and 2 yards iy; value Combs {BS—Handeothe a A and; paniae a ail the up- Leather Belts LADIES’ FINE KID BELTS —A and gun-metal buckle sets; val Choice assortment of KID B handsomely ca and chased b BELT BUCKI etched and ¢ packed each tn Ribbon Novelties einborately trimmed, value $1.75 ribbons; value $2.50 COAT- HANGERS, satin ribbon, plain colo! COAT, HANGE Pomp value $2.50 value $4.50 values $4.00., MEN'S NECKTIE RACKS...... ur effects SHION TOP: HBARTS, CUSHI NAME MAIR OR? SAQHET DECORATIONS, throw «scarf and large pillow MESSALINE waists, colors, gold plated sorts, n endless variety, 50c | 85c | 50c | 95c 1.50 1.50 2.25 2.25 TABLE. 24 West 23d Street Not open evenings. Dress Boots ail Ultra fashionable styles in Women’s Dress Boots, embodying distinctive features and highest artistic effects. We have in stock White Kid Tops and Patent Leather Vamps, Cuban or Louis XV heels. Black, Brown and Gray Cloth Tops. Tan Russia Calf, Laced or Buttoned, We make to order Class Boots with © Tops of Fancy Designs. Sixih Avenue and Nineteenth Street. High Alexander Leather Everything Japanes Good» rich and)rare ar eee The Unusual Store ‘inexpensive—Quaint—Shapels \ HOLIDAY REMEMBRANCES Oilental Recteres: Oriental Jewelry. * er Wares, Brass (Catved Ivory eae Stiver ‘Handizd Umbrellas, Satsuma Vases and Bowls. panty) Fans. Beautiful Sofa’ Cushions., Table Scarfs, Embroidered Covers. - Teakwood paosertet, Japanese Porcelatns. Pottery Umbrella Jars and Jardtnietes. Embroidered Bags and Purses. Real Lace? and Silks. A Holiday Mecea for Everybody A A. Vantine @ Co, Broadwey, 18th and 19th Ste, Folding Screens. |lof high grade, Leipzig dyed, fine | Half Ws EAST of 6th Av. New York OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Established 1856 W.H.HALL | FURS | 40 @ 42 West 22d St. {Half Block BAST of Sixth Avenue” (FORMERLY OF SIXTH AVENUE) Special Sale This Week. > | Prices 25°/o Lower Than Prevailing Elsewhere. Persian Lamb Coat New Style Muffs XC quality... .+00. X quality. »9sy ) Persian Lamb, X n Lam! XXX curl, elegantly lined, > $95, $125, $150, $175. | Fur Neckwear | Mink Stoles,'XXXXX mele XXX. quality | Mink Scarfs, XXXX * EX EX, selected 4s | Mink Stoles, XXX G Ermine (clear ‘and white) 25 k Ascots, XXX = ; Black Lynx, XXX quality 10 m Marten Double Scarf s, «| lack Lynx, XXXX qual 15 Ri “q| Black Lynx, EX EX qualit 25 Ermine Eancy St 40 | Alaska Sable, XXX quality. 10 Ermine Cravats . 20 15 Lynx Stoles. 20) 80 Black Lynx Throws. 12 nb 8 al or Stbled Squirrel. 9 20) 1 Raccoon id ¥ ed Mink (Jap) Muffs. 9) Persian Paw Mutts 1s Men's Fur Overcoats rcoats, handsomely. Hned muskrat, looks as hand- | Men's Fur ¢ Caps & Gloves as mink, fine melton cloth, out- Sealskin Gloves... $10 $15 $20 $25 Mar of Pers\lan lamb, beaver or s 15. 20 25 30 water mink; slzes from 36 Iskin Gauntlets. Iskin Caps 8 18 20 25 ; regular | spe- Beaver Gloves..... 9 12 15 18) ¢ $50 Near Seal Gloves, ei 7 9 Fur Automobile Coa g, value | Near w Caps... 6 8 $30. speclal visses Seen $16.50 a Hall, 40 & 42 W. 22d St. Telephone, 4236—Gramercy. ow : C on ubhegg THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20TH. Ee ’ Men’s Cravats ’ SPECIAL SALE of 75c and $1.00 Values, 4()¢, each, 6 for $2.75 French and wide end Four-in-Hands, plain and fancy colora. 18TH STREET SECTION, Men’s Gloves CAPE GLOVES English Tans and Oaks. Lategt style stitching. Unusual Value. 18TH STREET SECTION, 1.00 pair Real Lace Handkerchiefs NEATLY BOXED FOR PRESENTATION, One-third under Regular Prices. 500 REAL VALENCIENNES LACE HANDKERCHIEFS in a variety of neat designs. as Regularly $4.25 to $8.50 each 2.75 °°. 5.75 500 REAL DUCHESSE LACE HANDKERCHIEFS, handsome designs—fine qualities, i Regularly $1.75 to $11.50 each - 1.15 to 7,50 Broadvay L igi treet the Store Will Be Be Open Ey A Sale of ‘Coated for Women. DESIGNED FOR STREET AND EVENING SERVICE. Loose, full length prod! of black ee eloth lined with Japanese mink, sable dyed musk- rat or nutria, large shaw! collars of sable or natural souirrel Rersian tamb or beaver. $75.00 Fur Lined. Gants $55.00.. Full length models of imported black broad- cloth lined with selected squirrel; large shawl collars—of_blatk ly ‘is Persian. lamb and natural or sablé‘squirrel $30.00 Broadcloth Goats, $22.50, Full, length models ‘of black broadcloth, elaborated. with fancy braids. velvets and silk .passementerie and lined with white, black or gray soft finished satin and interlined, } $19.50 Broadcloth Coats, $14.75.- Full length. loose-fitting model of black broadcloth, with collars and cuffs of braid and velvettined' With white, gray or black satin and interlined throughout. Herald Saks Specialists in Apparel for mitt & Co Square ne SOF POSITION THAN ANY OTHER TWO MEDIUMS °N-THE UNIVERSE.” | Continues Tomorrow | We can't tell you exactly what instruments will be 6. "OE Mersmafydjore Wanamaker’ s Closes Daily at6o ‘lock Hae You Seen the New GOLF Game? The Sale of | USED PIANOS# here, of course, goes to press. find ample selection if you come early tomorrow. Not only are prices remarkably little, but we offer the very easiest terms of pure hose—a very small-cash sum, for the selling is going on rapidly as tliis But the collection was so great that you and very easy payments afterward, { If you have the thought of a piano in your mind) Come and Look Over This Fine Assemblage, at Least—And You'll Be Glad You Didn’t Miss It Piano Store, Geoond Wlodr, Waramaker Building. | “Substitute GOLF’ —the New Game. ~ { What Better Gift Than The BEST Sewing Machine? OTHING could give the wife, who.does her own sew- ing, more pleasure on Christmas morning, than a superb new Standard Sowing Machine. It would tremendously lighten the Jabor of Hee dressmaking. It would enable her to do the very, finest work, with the utmost ease—giving the best, poeeiDls re- sults, for the smallest effort. The Staudard “Rotary Shuttle’ Sewing Machine takes 175 stitches while others are tc':ing a hundred. It works almost TWICE AS FAST, with less-effort, be- cause it runs so easily. Don’t you think it would make the best possible Christmas gift? And it is VERY EASY TO BUY, Yousneedtonlypay $5 Cash, and $3 a Month Can you think of a better opportunity to makeva, happy Christmas in your home? : Come and see the Standard Sewing Muctines demonstrated. Basenest, Wanamaker Buitiing. Best Gift for a Mans Sabstitate GOLF" JOHN WANAMAKER— Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street, . A PEASE. PIANO FOR CHRISTMAS A-plano well qualified both by Its tradition and Intrinsic meat to adorn the home of, the most critical musician. 4nd a gift that {s sure # to be appreciated.” Remember that it takes but Ite of your Xmas money now! and § the balance can be pald on our 3 year plan if desired; delivery, steol and cover free and tuning the first year; guaratitee practically with- #f out Iimit; prices reasonable, Your Inspection. Invited. ee : OPEN ease PE CO., ASE PIANO dway, B. Y,