The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1910, Page 14

Paden nacre anit nme 4 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 'Two Children Who Were Rescued | acta Ranta Bae, et | sd ca ag fitiacra Fire BY DUELLIST | in§ ts | THE EVENING WORLD, 1910. DRIVES 1 Al DOCTOR'S BEST FORMULA ‘Without a word he Breaks Severest Cold ina Day and and fired at me. The Cures Any Curable Cough | wa and the # 1 atruck my mother ~ jin the left breast. ‘Then my tat for several Winters | closed In on Fresco with his knife and et = big 4 a | lycerine and half an ounce of ‘Then get halt «| other two in- of this’ mix Smaller - OUTINTD a { pas ‘Flames From Williamsburg | : Factory Building Threaten Many Tenements. a IN DANGER. ‘esco drew his own knife, and the two ne of them sufficient to | ered | Frese 0 was taken to ) the hospital, fat Fresco Fees at Wo at Woman Who) father .! -to-hand fight." } Con | mother and da aug | Refused to Wed Him, Hits one wi found to have eight stab | pint of two bad eu in the chest High Bridge sta asa witn Her Mother. th | Angelo Fresco, who was stabbed In a duel with Dominic Marino at Melrose avenue and One Hundred and Sixty- first street last might, folowing his attempt to kill Marino's daughter, Flor. | Hina, because the latter refused to marry | | mm, was dying in Fordham Hospital| | this morning | Policeman Distler, a mounted man of B. Altman & Cn. WOMEN'S FOOTWEAR Tenants Routed From Homes | Suffer Intensely From Freez- ing Weather. Is SHOWN IN A LARGE ASSORTMENT, INCLUDING BOUDOIR SLIPPERS AND MULES OF BROCADES, TAPESTRIES AND CRETONNES; MULES | the High Bridge station, came upon | Feesco, Marino and Marino's wife, all PPE 7K iV 5 S, AN ais wind fantied a hte rich) Ee orig das Peed Met | AND BREAKFAST SLIPPERS OF KID IN VARIOUS COLORS, AND in @ furniture factory at Nos. WM street, Williamsburg, into blaze early this morning, and iter four alarms had been sounded for the engines every tenement in the neigh- Dorhood was ordered vacated and moré thas 1,000 persons, many of them in their night clothes and without shoes, ran feet. Florina, the 4: her father and moth to assist them. ‘To Dt tory, She waid y father, mothe abethport street wrk. 1 have! ® brother tving in Melrose avenue, near One Hundred and Sixty-first street, the Bronx. We fifa not seen him for some time and ¢ ed to come to New » hoping we could | WARM LOUNGING SLIPPERS IN SEVERAL STYLES, EVENING SLIPPERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ARE IN STOCK OR MADE TO ORDER. the girl told | and I live in| CUT STEEL AND RHINESTONE BUCKLES AND GARNITURES. SOR MARIE GEAR, \ to the streets. ‘The 'furniture factory was a frame. Structlire of three stories, At first ‘the Bre appeared to be only a small af- fale. Suddenly the ames shot x the stairs a: Sad burst through the | SJULIA KREIGER, WORLD T0 TOUR ENDS: ike & house of cards the street the tenements at Nos. ®, @ and 63 began to smoke, The ly of Greeley, gangplank of tt In true breezy he PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED SILK HOSIERY — IN SHADES TO MATCH COSTUMES AND SLIPPERS me, but [ was nothing of him ito where brother was and guided u Fifth Aurnue, 34th and 35th Streets, New York. | SWZ i a ‘windowe cracked and every few seconds ed Feot or front of the houses began | Suffered From Heat and Cold. | + @o het were the flames that when the | Panie-stricken tenants rushed to the | wtrget they screamed with pain, Later | ,.,, ae they were taken out of the police nes they cried out from cold Hl School No, 11, a four-story | at Boerum and Leonard stresta, and next to the burning factory, | ), ‘Was in danger. To save it four streams | ,, of water kept playing upon it stantiy. The windows of the s¢ ‘were broken and much damage was) (5 Gene by water. ' street several tenements burning factory. For a seemed doomed ‘Firemén were set to watch these tene- ments and carry panic-stricken dwell- era to the street. Mrs. Jucob Krieger, who lives with |, her howband and two children on tho Seoend floor of No. 39 McKibbon street, _ Wee £0 overcome with fright that she rot help herself or assist her joseph, wix, and Julla, to—to the street. @lek Child Detects Smoke. AR ‘FIFTH AVENU. FINE FURS It has been our established custom, at this time of the TAKE ELEVATOR. dent | | year, to close out our gtock of Manufactured Furs, to the large retailers at 50 per cent off. Hereafter, we will offer our stock direct to the public, giving them this same reduction. OUR ENTIRE STOCK .OF Manufactured Furs _ will be offered into my money 1 je $20,000 for a trip as only twe to leave Herbe Ys whom 1 am golng to he's an orange wer marry; Mrs. Krieger was one of the first to| (ear but he do there. The son, Joseph, ia | {ns —ut Ts ly Wi,-and the mother was nurs. ing when the boy sald he wa: g from smoke. Then M Kereiger saw the smoke in tie facte ss fn the, Fear. Before she could give the| Couldn't In the time, and as Td prom Blerm the entire factory was blazing | iNet Herbert to ne by Christman) and wr. ‘Positively All Day To-Morrow NO ONE WILL BE DISAPPOINTED, We shall sell Ladies’ tcree-quarter carat solitaire diamond 1ings at $39. _ They really look to be one-carat diamonds, as we cut them with a large surface | to make them showy. If any jeweller can inatch them for less than $65.00 we will refund your money, Our refund agreement given with every dinmond provides fc return of your money within | ene year, Only ono to a purchasey, no dealers supplied or mail | orders filled, Observe tho weights end prices of a few o? our special diamond rr ale to-morrow = as > quality considerod, Marseilies ‘and when Charles Strebel of Engine pany No, 18 broke in upon them ‘The fireman carried the mother to the! street and then took out the two chil- dren. The sick boy was hurried to th . Reece Ce ieaha READY RELIEP RANWAY'S | Fie 5 = SS BE ‘When the fire w s worst the Ws | Sremeh ere i fron Md and | Rtadway's be weil | Holiday Presents | YeCarat 34 Carat A Carat 1s Carats 2 Carats on the blaze until long after day AM this while tenants who could no stood shivering in Never before have such elegant and costly souvenirs been offered. We bit! ask you to consider the fact that they are G ABSOLUTELY FR with purchases of the best and purest Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cordials Ltqueur Set Lemonade Set Lemonade ith a ge sensation ¢ the Radway Pills iring should | prousdine. property ne Kole for RADWAY’S READY RE-| several thousand more. The LIEF ang be sure you get what you | ‘of the fire ts not known. | ask for. and we HARLS h KEENE ) OPEN cumeise UNTIL CHRISTMAS Colontal $y Pelican, tankard and six glasses to mate ground toms, p fect for __ COR. 46, ST, 88 ZAVE: ONE UT ROE OAD ame Open Evenings Until Christmas Furniture Without Deposit purcha:ed in this manner has never proved sctlsisclory to the buyer. Our Methods are always to please our patrons. Small Deposiis and Low Prices prevail throughou! our entire establisim ‘nt. $1.00 a Week @pens an Account. We Pay Freight justly tainous Stal wine g.sases large tumbler etched with a The rapidly increasing demands of the New York public for better-cooked food make @as-equipped kitchens necessary to all first- ¢lass hotels and restaurants. Gas is the cleanest, most efficient, most economical of fuels. , Gas banishes coal dust, ashes and dirt; gaves valuable floor space; can be instantly i controlled; cooks meat best, and causes it to comes Lit RED WINES, — [ Table Wine. 8 least; minimizes unpleasant cooking Tonic Port arf ote Mahogany it 5onk Cstiaregie in Mission; Hany Chaieg tm Mahal odors ; aids in ventilating the kitchen. Mall ORDERS ted. packed and cai FREE OF CHARGE $iL,75 $16.50 ; any part of i ioe talect ype of hotel ts ptvonn wuld motto ame hair ordre ew ean ax vue Can and Make Your Gwn Terms ' an, restaurant Gn ranges Bride, rollers, steam FLEGENHEIMER BROS., Our Terms Apply Also (o New York, New Jersey, Long Is'and and Connecticut, | tables, calamanders, etc., apply to any Gas Office. 261-26) EIGHTH AVE., 1638 Second J Third At Near West 23d St t7) Fifth Av, Brooklyn, N. thet Street, Newark, J 176 Newark Av,, Jersey ©! tye Ned ‘reet, Yonkers, N Rooms Rooms Rooms Rooms Apartments Furnuhed 4 Farnished 4 Farnished 4 Farnlsie | 5 paraished Furnished for | | at $49.98 al $69.98 at $89.98 at$109,98 a!$149.75 $200 Up Write for Lists cf These Outhts. Sewing Machines on Credit 750-752 8th Ave., Cor. 46théSt. Consolidated Gas Company of New York GEO, B, CORTELYOU, President Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue—37th and 38th Sts. Decided Price Reductions FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Boys’ Suits and Coats Small Boys’ Norfolk Suits Of all-wool Scotch tweeds, mixtures and navy blue cheviot. 6 to 12 years. Heretofore $7.50 Boys’ All Wool Suits, Extra Knickerbockers; Norfolk and double-breasted models, all-wool fabrics. 8 to 17 years. Heretofore $9.78 Boys’ Winter Overcoats Of chinchilla, also Scotch tweeds, wool lining. 3 to 10 y Heretofore $9.75 5.00 6.75 6.95 9.75 Boys’ Long Winter Overcoats Convertible collar model, of imported all-wool tweeds,; wool lined. 8 to 17 years. Heretofore $12.75 Young Men’s Clothing Young Men’s Suits Of all-wool imported fabrics in all the newest colorings. 31 to 40 chest. Herctofore $15.75 11.50 Young Men’s Overcoats Convertible collar model, of Maslin tabries. 31 to 40 chest. Heretofore 823.80 13.50 Misses’ and Girls’ Coats Girls’ Winter Coats Of English mixed tweeds and navy blue cheviot. 4 to 14 years. Heretofore $14.50 6.75 11.50 Girls’ Dressy Coats Of cheviot, broadcloth or zibeline, silk or wool lined. 6 to 16 years Heretofore $18.50 Misses’ and Girls’ Velour Coats Full length button-to-neck model, of seal velour, satin lined. 6 to 16 years. Heretofore $29.50 Misses’ Black Broadcloth Coats Plain tailored or sailor collar model; satin lined, inter- lined. 14 to 20 years. Heretofore $29.50 18.50 18.50 Misses’ Velour Coats Full-length model, of seal velour; brocaded silk lined. - 14 to 20 years. Heretotgre $39.50 27.90 Misses’ Tailored Suits Of imported cheviot, basket cloth, wide wale diagonal and broadcloth; dressy trimmed or plain tailored models. 14 to 20 years. 18.50 Heretofore $39.50 Small Children’s Coats TWO TO SIX YEARS Imported Vicuna Coats Double-breasted model, of navy and brown vicuna, velvet collar, wool lined. Heretofore $9.75 Imported Chinchilla Coats In gray or navy, double-breasted model; velvet collar; wool or Venetian lined. Heretofore $12.50 Tailored English Kersey Coats Navy blue, brown or dark red, velvet collar, shepherd check lining, pearl buttons. Herctotore $12.,5 5.50 7.50 7.50 Box=pleated Corduroy Coats Of best quality Imported “Corduroy, in black, navy, brown, white, gray or green. Heretofore $12.75 9.75 WILL CLOSE OUT FRIDAY 80 Children’s Corduroy Coats Russian model, of corduroy, in white, tan, brown, gray or navy. 1 to § years. Heretofore $5.75 2.85 THE FAMOUS ORIENTAL BAZAAR For Unusual Holiday Gifis Dragon Trade Mark zo Ah Fine embroidered Kimonos, Stuwis, Capes, Scarfs, Bags, Pillow ‘Tops, and Table Lin- ens, Tea, Cocoa and Ice Cream Sets, Porcelains, Brasses, Bronzes, Bric-a-Brac, Gen- uine Ivories, Sandalwood, Japanese Silver Frames and Boxes, Cloisonne, Satsuma, Lamps, Screens, Toys, Sta- tionery, Calendars Open Ev Until chi A thousand things that you will like at prices that you can afford, each ene an appro- priate Holiday Gift. 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