The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1911, Page 11

PICKS A PURSE - WRILE ON PAROLE; GOES 10 PRISON — Man Who Obtained Release by Fraud Now Faces Double Jail Term. Having been free on @ suspended sen- tence since last August after being con- vieted of receiving stolen goods, Isidore Waxman of No. 188 Suffolk street, was to-day sentenced to Sing Sing for the first offence, after convicting on a sec- ond charge. At his trial in August, Waxman told Judge Rosaisky that he had never been convicted of a crime. He brought char- acter recommendations from several reputable men, He was placed on parole, with orders to report each month to a probation officer Recently Judge Rosalsky learned that Waxman, under the name of Harry Harry Hart, was In the Tombs for pick- ing a woman's pocket of $*) last No- vember, He was brought the Judge to- day and on the first conviction sen- tenced to four years and three months in Sing Sing. Immediately following the Imposition of this sentence Waxman was brought before Judge Swann, tried and found gullty of the second charge and recom- mended for mercy. He will be sen- tenced on this charge on Monday. Waxman admitted that the letters giving him good character references had been fraudulently obtained. —_——— 400 iAlle Winter Tratl. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.—To cut through +a winter trail for dog teams and single horse sleds for more than 400| ff miles to meet recent rapid developments in the Iditarod mining district in Alaska the War Department has asked Congress for an appropriation of $50,000. GIRL SEEKS DEATH AND FAILS TWICE WITHIN 24 HOURS Desperate Sixteen - Year - Old Alien Nearly Drowns Res- cuer in East River. Determined to die, pretty sixteen- year-old. Paraska Valosnowitz fought desperately in the East River to-day and came within an ace of accomplish- ing her purpose and dragging to death with her Joseph F. Turner, a Dock De- partment: employee, who jumped into the river after her. This was the second attempt at sul- cide within twenty-four hours by the girl, who came here from Austria two months ago, when the poverty of the big family of which she was the oldest impelled her to leave her native village | and find employment in a rich house, where she had heard the work was easy, but the pay goca. Sh_wrote to her sister, Mrs. Arpido, ws $4.95 jue, ‘ s f mecastnsiog 4.95 well for $3.50. | 63 W. 14th St. @ (Opp. 14th St, Store.) THE who lives at No. 2 Clinton street, plead- | ing letters, and her sister finally sent her the money for her trip. Her boy sweetheart bade her adieu, promising to write. often an dto come to America as s00n as he could. Yesterday she received a touching let- ter from home. Her parents, who had | speeded her on her way, filled with | in dire straits and they pleaded with her to do something for their reilef. But no ietter came from her sweet- heart. All day she brooded and last night she Jumped out of the second-story window be: the in ane house at No, 22 Clinton had fallen out EL ELECTRO Silver Polish oN SiLic fear 7 Hoaptal that # Free from any harmful substance. FREE SAMPLE mailed on receipt of address. Flectro Silicon Co., 30 Cliff at., New York, KBAKAUER Last Season’s Discontinued Styles at Specially Reduced Prices Large Display of New Styles Other Makes Range From $100 Upward Musicale Player Planos «+ $390 TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. PIANOS TO RENT. Krakauer Bros., (7E. 14th St., N.Y. Broan; Cyoreen Ave.. 186th to, 127th Bt. 350 Livingston St., Mrovklya, tions. larly and $4.95, now. half with 2 Clearing everything to make way for new Spring stocks, Boys’ double-breasted suits, regu- Poubles tres usted suits (more ve pairs knickers) regu- larly $4.95, $5.95 and $6.95, now Double-breasted and Norfolk Suits, regularly #6.95, $7.95 & $8.95, now $5.75 Boys’ convertible collar overcoats (9)! in the finest fabrics and most popular colorings of the season, regularly priced up to $16.50, now $8.75 Boys’ Graduation Suits, fine blue serge, $4.95, $5.95, $7.95 CLOTHES BRILL THIS IS THAT SALE! The money-saving event of winter. An occasion men look forward to. Now the profits on Brill Clothes go into: the pockets of the men who buy them. Overcoats and suits, thousands of each, are marked for clearance at prices that ensure speedy accomplishment of our purpose. Men’s Overcoats & Suits $18.50 Formerly up to $30 In cloth, cut and workmanship these suits and overcoats will more than meet your expecta- They are in men’s and young men’s models; all sizes up to 50 chest. are blues, black and mixtures. staple blacks and oxfords, medium gray shades and fancy weaves; many silk-lined. vertible-collar storm coats, full worsted lined, with satin over-lined shoulders. ment the kind that will give thorough service. Quick-selling Prices on Boys’ Clothing Broken Lots of the Season’s Best Sellers A Fitting Close to a Month of Splendid Values A Gem—Double-breasted and Norfolk suits, finest fabrics, new- ———— est cut; hand tailored; regularly $9.95 & $12.50, now | . $2.50 | wool lining, $4.05 and $5.95 Lo | Convertible e . $3.75 | regularly. Fur-trimmed $10 and $12, collar overco: $8.95, $9.95 a BARGAINS FIVE STORES: URUAU Way, In Hats — derbies Meu At 40th Street, and soft hats; Shirts, yo ;79 BROADWAY, Neckwear, and ISTH STREE, Fancy Waistcoats. VUR HOUSE OF LETTER VALUES At Third Ave Harlem and Union Square Stores Open Saturday Evening. "13: Formerly up to $22 Boys’ all-wool Russian overcoats, choice of all oar high grade Russian overcoats, regulurly up to $7.95; EVENING WORLD, 50 The suits Overcoats are Also con- Every gar- $7.75 reduced from § ollar overco $4.75 overcoats that were 50; alt popvertibiee ats (9-18), regularly nd $12.50; now. . $6.75 47 CORTLANDT ST., Near Greenwich, UNION SQUARE, 4th St., Near B'way. accidentally, and, after bandaging her broken arm. he left her. This morning, instead of going to the employment agency, the girl went to the foot of, the street and waiked along the river front until she came to Pier No. 9, just below Pike street. |was no one to restrain her there and she sprang into the river between two hope of speedily changing fortune, were | = — There value. Surety most valuable because redeemed by your personal selection of goods marked in plain figures. No School Saturday— Replenish the Girl’s Wardrobe from this Authentic First Showing of Desirable Spring Suits The value of a stamp is its redemption Made of serges and cheviots. FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1911. New York Central Ratiroad plers. Phelon him, punching, clawing “ue scratoh= Griver of a Belt her and shouted, Joseph F. Turner was upstairs in the Line horse car saw ing, but he held on she dragged him beneath th To make matters w surface, bulkhead gave him no hand hold and he had to swim with his struggling burden to Pler No. 4, where he clutched a plece of broken piling and held on while a life preserver was thrown to Dock Department office. He heard the cries and scuttled downstairs, followed by three others, Without removing coat or shoes he jumped after her and caught her as she came up. She turned Stamps are the 1868 Established 43 Years 6th Ave., 20th to 22d St. For Misses and Juniors O'Neill Building—Third Floor Carefully designed garments for late winter wear in the most approved spring styles —«terling materiale and modes that will safely pilot one over to the warm season. Juniors’ Suits $17.50 Misses’ Suits $19.75 him, which he fastened about the @frl's waist. Three other Dwck employees hauled her up. * the stone] he: recognized the girl and found she had torn the splints from her arn. Hospital a prisoner, with a fair chance of recovery. ONEIL-ADAMS G All the newest shades; suits satin i Department When Dr. verle arrived with an ambulance he thawed jena WR 8 Want Pleet ta | Fleet tn Pacife. SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. She was taken to the Gouverneur ported Committee on Federal Relations, ‘Turner, chilled to the Important News All of the O'Neill Silks, Dress Goode, Wash Goods and Linens are now on the Second Floor of the Adams Building. 1911 Back Combs Side Combs and Barrettes ; mm Prices ‘aR pene Piret LoT1 900 Pieces, 25c value, at.... 10¢ LOT 2 500 Pieces, $0¢ value, at... LOT 3 850 Pieces,up to $1.50 value,at $0 _——— LL! coat is 24 inches long, lined through- out with satin, the new flare skirt the side. lined tfiroughout; sailor collar; trim- med with satin and fancy buttons; Women’s Lot 1 Men’s Socks Far Less Than Regular. Adams Building—First Floor. 25c Grades at 15c 35c Grades -at 25c The offering is very de- sirable, consisting of socks in cotton and lisle; black and colors, and plein and fancy effects in many styles. Unusual Silk Petticoat Values Adams Building—Third Floor Carefully selected to fittingly commemorate the opening of this New and Enlarged Department. #5 “Klosfit’’ Petticoats. Made of guaranteed taffeta silk, They fit without a wrinkle and have patent glove fasteners, in ell cofors and black. 92 “Kilosfit" Petticoats at $1. moreen flounce. Silk Petticoats, 93.50. all colors and black. Meassaline Petticoats, 95. —mal Van Made with a jersey top and a Made of messaline and taffeta silk, in Made in Persian and Dresden effects styles to choose from. Some tailored; some ruche and some jyke effects. Silk Petticoats with the Surety label attached, fully suaranteed, Held. $28 and $30. ‘Ous of the most sweeping Clear- ance Events this Store Has Ever Adams Building—Second Floor Not a value excepted—they're al. here—attire we have never sold before at less than $18, $20, $22.75, You make no mistake, whatever you may select, for these reductions Fromise ‘Vat Hundreds of Men Will Effect Economies To-morrow For Social Functions: Full Dress Suits, to $30, choose any Styles and ultra-fashionable. alike to the conservative every thing Men’s Storm Rubbers V3 Less Adams Building— Basement. 75e Values at 55e Men's Storm Alaskas #1,00 Values at 75 Men's Buckle Arctics $1.25 Values at 90c Buying Sewing Permits Us to Sell Them at A the Agent's Price, or Guarantee : Every American machine is guaranteed for the complete period of 10 years. \ ther argument need be advanced as to quality. furs 1, 500 Boys’ Worth $1.50 to $4 at 98c and $1.59 Adams Building—Second Floor We have made boys’ washable which embody the finest work concession for the reason the types of workmanship, they hg display, slightly soiled from handling by travelling salesmen. offering several suits may be purchased at the price of one. produced, although being representative ete., in tan, cadet, light blue, champagne, navy blue, white aud Alice blue. from #14 to 7 years. ‘Machines by the Car Load $12.00 Features: » Drop Head, Ball Bearing Stand, Auto Bobbin Winder, telf-Setting Nee ‘le. All the appoint- ments of a high-class sewing machine, Men’s Adams Builting —Balco Grades at Fine B brigeaa wear, drawers, fashioned shirts $30 Was the Actual Former Price Suits and Overcoats Now Offered at $1 3.50 uxedo, Suits and Prince Alberts, regardless of former prices running Positively Included at $1 3-50 For Street_or_ Business: vercoat, any Sacl Suit in stock, there being ouneies patterns recently marked up to $30, now Offered Below Cost at $13-° the very best—pleasing Materials stinctively appreciate as related to quali No Secret About This Sale We need the space, and to get it have included reserved nothing. “Sample Washable outs special arrangements with the leading makers of suits, whereby we take over annually their samples ‘These are purchased at great ve been, through reasons of showing and Russian and sailor suits made of duck, repp, galatea, chambrays, butcher's linen, Men's $1.50 quality ported ribbed Bal under- with panel back and with a fold on the new pleated skirts a feature. Sizes 14, 16 and 18, Sizes 18, 15 and 17. Sweaters n January Clearance Sale e Py P Adams Building—Third Floor. Girls’ $13.75 Coats at $8.75 e230 on as Swen , A 3 Savings of nearly 40%—in three groups Wansiitt CranEns Girls’ Coats in plain Girls’ full — length Girls’ Coats in plain fancy and plain weaves; in colors, box backs, Coats in red, green, colors, semi - fitted white, and red, half belt: storm col Lot yemicitted bac cal Lot backs with strappi of the finest worsted yarns; d s t terial; ich taney buttons, 2 Jeith braid. Sieee 8 7 liege, pockets sew collarless. On sale for to- Sizes 8 to 12 years. to 12 years, 8 to 12 years, morrow only at $2.50. Women’s $2, $2.50 & $3 Shoes Decisively Lowered to $1.50 Adams Building—Second Floor Having fully in hand the balance of our shoe stock held back by the confusion resulting from the crush of the week, we offer a snappy collection of Quality Shoes, in all conceivable styles You never saw better values. .all genuine mark- downs. An instance where the price of one buys two pairs, if you are willing to invest $3. No mail, telephone or C. O. D. orders. Men's Furnishings ~) Important) val Clearance lore of many of the below Men's $1 Shirts at 49c 800 from our own stock, con- sisting of plain and bosoms; also « small lot of stiff bosoms—all rfect, but have been handled” It” relaundered these shirts would be good as new. All sises from 14 to 1734. Men's “ Blanket Robes 65 Made of au blankets; seams, satin yokes with ‘irate lee 474 match, All sizes, but not all colors, Men's $5 House Coats at $3.65 Made of double faced cloths, well tailored, strap seams, all colors. Sizes 34 to 46. Men's $2 Pajamas at $1.15 Made of good, strong woven madras, full cut coat and pants; military models, Small, medium, large and extra sizes. Men’s 25c and 35c Neck- wear for 15c Made of silk and washable fabrics, in @ good assortment of All our desirable You may or Business areexcallent; tailor- ing the kind you in- ty. Hedium and narrow shapes. Men’s $2 Shoes at $1.50 Adams Bldg.—Basement The last day you will be 1 able tosecure superior Box Calf Blucher shoes and Gun- metal Blucher lace shoes, sold regularly at $2.00. for $1.50. of high At this For boys Knit Underwear Below Cost For To-Morrow Only Adams Building—First Floor Men's $1.50 to $2 Union Suits at 75c \ maker's clear-up ¢f men’s Union snits, Heavy weight, ribbed cetton and we Men's 75c and $1 Grades at 59c Shirts only—nat- . half-wool, mediumand heavy weight; also ribbed Balbriggan me- dium winter weight shirts, $1 and] soiled, eens slightly imper- fect, but not enough to mar the wearing quality, resolution asking Congress for a C~ ship fleet In the Pacific has been favorably by the Assembly bone, went to the hospital te A