The evening world. Newspaper, June 17, 1908, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17. 1908. HEARD FIREBUG AT WORK, THOUGHT HIM A BURGLAR So Cohen Locked His Doors, and Flames in Hall Got a Good Start. 450 LIVES WERE IN PERIL. | Second Attempt Made to Burn Big Stanton Street Tene- ment House. Frank Cohen, who lives on the top Moor of the five-story tenement-house, Nos. 202-204 Stanton street, and who has @ fruit and soda water stand at Stanton and Ridge streets, closed up shop at 2.50 A. M. to-day, and went to his rooms. He was just getting ready| for sleep when he heard some one strik- fng matches in the hallway. Cohen, having heard a lot about burglars, locked Als door, he later told the police. About the same time Mrs. Rachel Roth, fwtho occupies one of the four apart- ments on the top floor, and who was attending @ sick child, heard a crack- Aing that she recognized. Nothing @teckled like that except flames, she argued, and she began to scream. Cohen then unlocked his door and fan to the hallway, to be driven back by emoke and flames. The next in- stant Policeman Clarke, of the Union Market station, came bounding up the stairs telling the frightened tenants to get out, “And eet out quick,” he added. 5 ‘The man who set fire to the ten- ement had intended making a good Job of it. He had scattered the stair ways and halls with kerosene and benzine from the cellar to the roof. When the ofl was properly distri- buted the incendiary had lighted fires n the cellar stairs and on each turn} f the stairs up to the top floor. The fires made it impossible for the families on the upper floors to get to the atreet by the stairs,“or for the per-| sons on the lower floors to get to the| roof. The policemen and some of the ten- ants who did not take to the fire-/| escape and there yell with all the power 1 | | | lungs afforded attacked the fires, ana when the engines came rattling up tne| danger was over, On theNtop floor, in the hall, te Police found an empty half- sal demijohn which had contained benzine. It was taken to the station-house, anc an effort will be made to trace 1 ownership. Two mon eftor: was made to burn there have been fires of ‘There east side street, one tn late on t was one i street, wher tied, an Police to damage w The house a roof for bering about 1 RABBI TINTNER TO WED. He Will Marry Miss Ray Saranoff at Temple B'nai Jexhurun 'To-Mor we ‘Miss Ray Saranoff, aa GBaranoff, and Rabbi Benjamin A Tintner, of the Temple B'na! Jeshuru at Sixty-fifth streot and Madison ave- nue, will be married to-morrow night by the bridegroom's father, Rabb! D, N. Tintner, in the temple where the son offictates. Rabbi Bi last year 4 Seminary and 1 cn Temple B'nai er of Aaron er bhi Stephen wedding Wrong glasses always injure end often ruin i Glasses Always at Moderate Prices. }: Ehrlich &Sone. Gout, Sts and Opticians, ears in Practi 350 Sixt Avenue | | 1274 Bro 2:7 sro 1 Astor House 223 Sixth Ave., W. L. DOUCLAS $3.50 SHOES wri MEN Atrialwillconvince hag that W.L.Doug- $3.50 shoes are thebestinthe world. Stores in Gi Rlock. near 15th St. mura | s Stern Brothers | To-morrow, Thursday Attention is directed to their department for | Women’s Tailored Suits Closing Out Sale $12.50, 18.50 a variety of styles in light weight materials, at ’ Women’s Summer Dresses A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SHIRT WAIST, PRINCESS AND GUIMPE MODELS IN FOULARDS, PONGEES, MESSALINES, BATISTE, MULLS, LAWNS AND LINENS, At Very Moderate Prices Women’s, Men’s and Children’s j Bathing and Swimming Suits COMPLETE LINES OF BATHING CAPS, SHOES, SANDALS, ETC, FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. To-morrow, a Special Offering of WOMEN'S MOHAIR BATHING SUITS, and Round Necks, Pleated and Tucked Skirts, in black, navy blue, brown and gray, with Dutch MEN'S WORSTED SUITS, sleeveless or 14 sleeves, with fancy edge stripes, YOUTHS’ & BOYS’ WORSTED SUITS, Sleeveless or % sleeves, with fancy edge stripes, Qn the First Floor $4,50, 5.75 6.95 1.95, 2.95 4.85 1.65, 1.95, 2.45 Sale of Summer Furniture | IN NATURAL OR FOREST GREEN REED, SUITABLE FOR LIVING ROOMS, LIBRARY OR PIAZZA. REED ARMCHAIRS AND ROCKERS, $4.75, 6.75, 9.00 Formerly $6.00, 8.00 and 11.75 $3.75, 4.78, 6.00 Formerly $5.00, 6.00 and 7.50 Mahogany Furniture for Bedrooms REED TABLES, BUREAUS, st $16.00, 26.00, 34.00 Formerly $21.50, 33.75 and 49.50 CHIFFONIERS, at $17.50, 20.00, 30.00 50, 33.75 and 40,00 Formerly $22 (THIRD FLOOR, ANNEX) West Twenty-third Street Teena | “The Linen Store” Lingerie Dresses, €kirts, Suits, Etc. Lingerie Dresses: An exquisite collection of new models this season. Price $12.00. Reduced from $18.00 and $20.00. Price $18.00. Reduced from $32.50. Linen Su'ts. Plain and striped linens, natural and white grounds, colored borders. All smart, new, up-to-date styles. Prize 5.00. Reduced from $25.00 and 28.00. ; Princess Jumper Dresses, Taffeta Pongee and Light Weight Cloth Colors, Tan, Gray, Copenhagen, Navy or Black. Price $18.00. R duced from $28.00, $32.50 and 35.00. Linen Ccats: $10.00, 15.00, 18.00, 20.00, 25.00. All Silk Pongee Coats: $15.00, 20.00, 25.00, 30.00, 35.00, Separate Linen Skirts: Plain White or Natural color. In plain gored or pleated stylés. $5.00, 8.50, 10.00, 12.00, 15.00 and upwards. Also some very choice hand embroidered Skiris at $15.00 to 25.00. 5th Ave. & 34th St, watts, For Thursday Sale of Handkerchief Linen Waists Two Models Lot 1—Beautifully tailored style, wita Gibson pleat tro .t and back, and pocket; fancy iaundered co Jar, banis and cuffs. $q .00,... == $3.00 ~ Handkerchief linen, tailor ©, laundered collar, cuffs and four rows Russian Ciuny Lace, with Tie to matep, Special Exactly ox Mustrated, SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. | emi Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street Thursday, June 18, &xtraordinary Sale of Silk Summer Dresses for Women Regular Values 18.50, 20.00 and 22.50. 9-75 Three distinctive models in plain ‘or striped * pongee silks, taffeta silks in solid colors and &: . fancy stripes or satin foulards in assorted de- signs; princess, semi-princess and jumper styles. Also at Greatly Reduced Prices Entire Stock of Tailored Suits Involving the most successful models of high grade suits tal tailored (new long coat, satin trimmed styles) ae tailored styles of plain and novelty sultings. t 14.00 Suits Formerly 29.50 to 39.00 at 24.00 “ i 45.00 to 59.00 Broadcloth Capes At 9.75 Regular Value, 15.00 At 14.00 Regular Value, 25.00 “Puritan” and “Mikado” models of imported satin fin- ished broadcloth, in white, black and light evening shades. Tailored White Serge Suits At 29. 50 Regular value, 45.00 Two new long coat models, plain tailored or braid trimmed. Pongee Coats and Dresses A number of entirely new models of real Shantuag ponfea Coats, at 16. 50 & 18, 50 Values 25.00 to 99.50 es, at 29.50 & 32.50 Values 45.00 to 48.00 rsday, June 18th—§ aordinary of Fine Summer Waists for Women At Less Than Half Regular Prices affording rare opportunity to purchase at little cost a suppy of dan.y Waists for the entire |! Summer. The offering includes the productions || of three of the best waist makers in this city. Every Waist new. crisp and faultless. | Waists of sheer batiste or lawn in a variety of pretty styles, artistically designed with laces and embroidery. Value 4.00 }1.98 of French batiste in attractive styles. Waists of foulard silk in polka dots or stripes,] { cleverly tailored; also ecru net waists over Jap silk,> Dy 98 | elaborated with insertionsof filetlace. Value 6,00 Hi vy and embroidered! 5 Value 600° 2.98 Waists of French batiste, elaborately designed! with yoke of lace medallions, pin tucks, and or- | namented with hand embroidery in dainty designs in| 62. \ an array of new colors. Values, 00 | | Waists of hair-line taffeta in white and black or white and biue; prettily piped with Persian silk; also a dainty net model, yoke of Val. lace inser- } tions, blouse and sleeves effectively trimmed with | lace. Vaiue 8,00 | 3-98 Thursday, June 18th—Important Sale of Silk and Washable Summer | Petticoats | | | At one-third less than actual value Taffeta Silk Petticoats in tan, Copen- hagen or jasper, deep Vandyke accor- dion pleated ruffe. finished with rose + ruche top and bottom; in narrow ot | wide stripes. Washable Petticoats of striped or plaid ginghams or colored lawn......... 4.00 of colored chambray or striped gingham, lace or embroidery trimmed.......... 5.50, 3.98 to 2.60 of mercerized rajah, in Copenhagen, leather or violet, embroidery ruffles. of linen, embraideled, cultles of mohair, in black - . of plaid mohair .....ceeeee cencee te erecees srs eeee Washable Summer Testes for Girls, Misses and Small Women at Special Prices: 5-95 » 495 to 6.50 - 4.50 Entirely new models, in plain white lawns, organdies, dimi- ties, Swiss and linen, also fancy gifghams, printed dimities, lawns and percales, solid color chambrays and percales Dresses for Girls (5 to 14 Years) Special at 1.48. 1.98, 2. 2.48 & 2.98 Dresses for Misses canloral Small Women (14 to 18 years; 32 to 36 bust) A variety of new jumper models, in lawns, ginghams, chambrays, percales and dimities—becoming styles. 4-90 & 5.90 Values 7.50 to 19.00 Tailored Suits At 9.00 At 14.00 Formerly 19.50 to 25.00 ‘Formerly 29.50 to 45.00 PICT URES —— OM HOBOKEN 19 THE LTH STREET STORE ( and Mirrors--the ¢ thousands of sub ious and popular su’ frames; ¥. aan com Size. Priced scapes, marines, relig- s, shaving mirrors, ph sale continues to-nrorrow; l0c a Suits for Outing, Dresses for Even- ing, Cool and Attractively Stylish, At Half Usual Prices EFINED styles that have all the dash and go of those made by a fashionable moaiste. These Suits are counterparts of higher priced garments. And then their own prices are about half. Women’s Natty Union Linon Suits (as illustrated), $7.98 is a fair price for it. To-morrow we have about 500, in White, Biu:, tielio and 4 8 Pink, with trimmed coat and skirt, at e OMEN GO2U0 CUS WOMEN'S $4.00 LINGERIE ESSES. incess jumper Style, DRESSES. Eight prettily trimmed with scrapping and Beene i ra ere ace are laces and edeings: al © QS cl icings; al " §$ colors and white, BUN.FROLF GBATOING SUITS: quite an assortment of styles, in Mobair and Poplinette pret- tily trimmed: fast color; ieceiey $2.98 * $1. 98 ¥ (da Fh) ! value..... .. | HREM EH HALAS LAELIA AEE ES LE & RASS RS SAAA RNS SH WAISTS 88: FINE LINGERIE PZRSIAN LAWN UNION LINEN Regular $1, 25 Values, Twenty Fine Charming Styles to Choose From * A price so little and styles and materials so ® unusually good that there is hardly need of any * description, Sufficient to say—Some have long, y others sho.t sleeves. Many fancy Novelty waists ® & in the selection. Trimmed in various ways § with English embroideries, lace insertions and, clusters of pintucks, Tailor-made waists orna- * @ mented with pearl buttons, i EF KS SS ES SKLLALLLA LLL ALLL LALLSSLAKLALKLHLSLSLA MS % JAP SILK AND LINGERIE LAWN WAISTS ® # WAISTS. Dainty models; ty; trimmed %® }f open back; trimmed three 1 patterns of ® as and lace inser- & quarter sleeves; lace collars ort sleeves; & ff attached; $3.00 collars; u a tues O98 é 69c* i (TH ATH STREET SYORE, Second Floor.) ® Bi ‘% SHENAE NOLO N EEN NS ees” Bl { NEGLIGEE SHIRTS FOR MEN! | More o! the Original Purchase of 90,000 Shirts} NOTHER enthusiasic sale for to-morrow. Thousanas of shirts. Last weck we brck: all records, boh seiling and quality giv.ng. Here’sanother. No need turiong descriptions. Ad kinds are here. Read the briet detail. . SIG iS I SNe Wearing Apparel for Iniants and Children. Infants’ Cambric Slips. Rubber Diapers... Rubber Eating Bibs Lingerte etanatarticmeatne atin values: 3,98 Children's | straw Bate, for in Atyles Second Fi aa Roof Garden Atop The 14th Street Store You will he Roof Garden @ comfortable toung. © the noise and es Suit Cases “OUR SPE OF CIAL” DRESS TRUNK te Our Higher Price Suits for Men at Usually sold at 510 to $18.00 Wane must act quick, however, ALL PROOF CLOTH suIT CASLS, steel frame, leather handles and corners} $1.25 value serie OOC Folding Go-Ca:ts Only 100 at this spectal price; adjustable back and dash, steel pushers, leather cloth covered body and for .cemorrow the choosing includes all desirable ma- terials; all the new colors and pat- terns; correct styles; Blue Serges and hundreds of fancy mixtures, Many twoepiece sults in the lot, Coats fuli or half lined. Trousers with or without cuff bottoms. All sizes, 33 to 46 chest. BOY c. WASH SUITS, Durable materials, ul patterns; fast colors; . rubber tired or Blouse styles cet ad heels; $3 match; strongly : wy choose from. u ? $1 99 on NS Ghd Floor.)