The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1911, Page 9

‘ WASNTON MOREY: "They’ve Cheated Me,” He Shouts and Fires Two Bul- . lets Into Bricklayer, HUNTED IN EAST SIDE. | Locked in Restaurant Kitchen, | He Forces Way Out Be- | fore Police Come. There were just four diners last night in the little basement cafe called the Plocola Napoli at No. 25 Spring street. Two wero laborers of Sicilian birth and Mulberry Bend adoption whose names have no place in this story. Another ‘was Antonio Lavecchia, a grizzled haired bricklayer out of a Job and one was Vin- enzo Nespoli, also out of a job by rea- @on of his habits and his ways. | The bricklayer had finished his meal @nd lolled in his chair, facing the door. He was smoking. Two tables away sat Vincenzo, haggard and trembly, He fumbled in his pockets, drow out a solled and crumpled five dollar bill and Smootied it out on the bare table. His @haking finger idly traced the fi 4t, Then suddenly he jumped up His biood-shot eyes were staring w “They have cheated me again," shouted. “There's a V on this money Dut there should be an N, too—an N for my lest name.” Two Bullets In Heart. And with that he pulled out a pistol and fied twice point blank tnto poor old Lavecchia’s breast. Both the bullets en- tered the heart; a twenty-five cent piece would have covered the two wounds. Antonlo’s head lolled forward on hts chest and the pipe slipped out of his mouth. Probably he never knew what Mt him. For a moment or two the witnesses to the crime tunned, Then the two and Antonio etors of the murderer. the arms prisoner, I could to th tion just I: back half a dozen policemen, Anto: body was stiffening in the chair, a of amazement upon his wrinkled face. The two Mulberry Benders were gone. Slayer Had Escaped. fghtsticks » drew r open, to ran as fast as he Street police sta- The policemen t and pistols ready back the bar and But the k captive ha of the a plight and w to-day. ‘There was no Old World feud lying at the bottom of this killing tn the Piccola Napoll. {etim came from different provinces. ably they had never seen each other before chance led them last night to the same place for thetr dinr his mental ba tion into his ad doctor who atte: ines had Killed threatoned his Iif¢ were taken away f fan institution. T too, lecause he wa having c ie mies would poison them unless he acted first, Dead Man Very Poor. Fe drew his savings out of the bank he had nearly $1,0—shut up his shop, came to New York and proceeded to, Grink himself to death on red wine His shambiing figure was familiar about the chiant! cafes of the east side Little Italy, ‘The man he killed left a ragged wife Yesterday the of potatoes and 300 BRYN MAWR GIRLS BRAVE SCARLET FEVER Only 100 Students Go Home When College Is Closed on ef Tnree C One- yn Mawr to thelr fourth of t College fo The r cided to stay, they are not In & dents who are ill Miss R $2 and Shoes, uv $1.50. Gimbe THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH modistes. to existing modes. store. some certain mode. their new millinery NOW. tomorrow. Baritone, assisted by Mr. A. Duggan ‘at the Solmer-Cecilian Elgnth floor, This Millinery Exhibition Has her Beis’ Demonstrated Style Pre-eminence We have brought over the best that Paris could show, with gencrous representations from all the great But, we have not been confined This Gimbel presentation has electrified women of fashion totally different from the usual. apparent versatility of treatment, meeting the ine and desires of an infinitely broader chentede than ordinarily comes to an individual The Empire effects are here in profusion; so arethe Napoleonic, the Grecian, the Roman, the English, the Magyar, the Flemish, the Mandarin, with charming adaptations of our own, which have an artistic becomingness delightful to women who consider what is best for themselves, as well as correct by Each day brings new conceptions forward. The season’s styles are now full ripe, and women who enjoy first possession of the new things want We invite you to see the display in our Salons Our NO CHARGE TRIMMING SERVICE will be found most helpful to women who wish to select their own materials and have their hats made up to order. A certain model can be copied, if so desired, with all the artistic ability of our best milliners, and there is no charge, except for the materials purchased. The Shoes YOU Want Are Ready in This GIMBEL Shoe Sale Women’s $6 Shoes and Slippers, at $3.50 Women's $5 Gimbel Shoes, at $2.85. Shoes, at $2.35. Misses’ and Children’s $3 Shoes, $1.95. In Calfskin, Vici kid and black velvet. Women’s $5 Dress Slippers, at $2.35. And These Fine Lots iM the Subway Shoe Store More than 12,000 pairs of splendid High and Low Shoes at great savings. Women's High and Low Shoes, at $1. Including 83 Pumps and Oxford Ties, with Bronze Calf in all sizes, and our own $1.65 High Shoes. Women’s $2.60 Shoes and $3 Dress Slippers, All leather: $2.0 Black Calfskin | maine at $1.40. Women’s $3.50 Shoes, at $1.90. _ Men's $3.60 Shoes, at $2.35. New Styles in Calf or Leather. medallions and the lavender and white. By spe: these Negligees at $16.50, inst The stead of Other Paris. One, a witching Ni with black satin, is $45. A su velvet, is $125. messaline, are $7.50. House Dresses in New Styles Here is an attractive group of the better styles of neat Dresses for house and morning wear, in percale, gingham and lawn,in clev er styles, many with the new ki- mono sleeves, at $2, $2.25, $3 to $5, Second Floor also black sateen and black velvet. Women's $3.50 Sample Low Shoes, at $1.40 Women’s 60c Rubbers, at 28c. Patent s’ and Childri are but one of an interesting seri ments that have just come to t! The illustration shows their charming trimming of lace and Colors are pink, arrangement we can sell dot $21, the former price of the same style and quality in our stock. me model in Dotted Swiss Muslin is $8.75, in- ribbon ties. crepe de Chine, in. a wondertul shac ecause it is , ; There is an Third Floor Think a bit for yourself, what it means to have the pick of practically a complete stock of new Shoes, at an average saving of $1 in every %3, just when your Winter Shoes are on the ragged edge, and you are looking about for a Spring supply. Among these upwards of 22,000 pairs of new and sort of good style for Men’s, Women’s and Children’s There are Men’s and Women’s Low Shoes in tan and black. There are Women’s Pumps and Satin Slippers, the latter for evening wear. There are High Shoes n light weights, of all descriptions. There are fine Shoes for active Boys and Girls, and there are some Shoes in heavy weights for people who want them for immediate wear. Here is the roster of prices—but to get a clear idea of what they represent, you must see the Shoes themselves. Men’s $6 French Calf, Button and Lace and $6 Oxfords, at $3.50 Men’s $5 Shoes and $4 Oxfords, at $2.75. | Men’s $3.50 Calfskin Shoes, at $2.35. rfect Shoes, there is about ever; pring wear that can be imagined. A Women’s $3.50 Satin Slippers, at $1.95. Women’s $5 Sample High and Low | Misses’ and Childran’s $3.50 High-cut Patent Leather Button Shoes, at $1.75. Boys’ and Youths’ $3 Shoes, at $1.85. Boys’ and Youths’ $3.50 Shoes, at $2.35. Second Floor en’s $1.50 Shoes, at Subway Store, Balcony of bewitching new gar- Gimbel Negligee Section. light blue, gees have just come to us from sraceful, slip-over model of accordion-pleated of orange, Ao Empire model, of old rose chiffon cloth, is $79, and another striking model, with a foundation of cerise silk, under a tunic of satin-bordered silk chiffon, with vest of dull silver, is also 979, erb Negligee, in Empire model, with foundation of azure silk, under silk chiffon cloth, in artichoke shade, with overskirt of chiffon cloth, bordered with brocaded trimmed Dainty Negligees of albatross, in Empire style, collar and cuffs trimmed with black and white striped eens! GIMBEL BROTHERS BROADWAY 15, This is dealing in big figures. But mere size, ex to bring down prices, is not of nearly as much import tables on the Main Floor. Here are the chief items: Women’s Hosiery At 18c Pair, 6 Pairs for $1 Medium weight, mercerized lisle thread Stockings. Gauze mercerized lisle thread Stockings. Gauze cotton Stockings. All with 4-in. garter welt, in black only. At 22c Pair, 6 Pairs for $1.25 Full-fashioned, black, white and tan, gauze mercerized lisle thread Stockings, with 4-in, welt. Imported dull lisle thread Stockings, with 4-in, welt. At 28c Pair, Usually 50c Imported lisle thread Hose, Sn black, white and tan; triple heels and toes; double soles. Pure thread silk Hose, Extra fine gauge in sheer gauze weights. Extra he mostly in Uh colors; black k contrasting colors, Infants’ Imported Sock 2 i An in At 35c Pair, 3 Pairs for $1 Black, white and tan mercerized lisle thread Stockings, with 4-in. duplex welts, duplex heel and toe. Imported dull lisle thread Stockings, in black, white and tan. Lace ankle lisle thread black only. Hand-embroidered lisle thread ings, in black, tan and white. At 45c Pair Black, white and tan, boot silk Hose, an innovation with mercerized lisle thread e wear affects it and silk where it » possessing all the qualities of high- grade stockings. Sheet Music, 8c Copy And an Informal Concert Another of the informal recitals of favorite music of the aay, that have been so much appreciated, will be held in the Sheet Music Section, Fourth Floor, tomorrow, from 11 to 5 o'clock. Vocal selections will be rendered by Mr. Whitman, Mr. Davis, Mr. Sheppard and Jack Dris- lane. Piano selections by Miss David. The following numbers of Sheet en's Thread Silk Stoc correct: Spring shades and weig Children’s Spring wei Stockings, in | thread and silk lisle Stockit 25e a pair. Men’s Hosiery At 18c Pair, 6 Pairs, Stock- black « a d colors. bleached split soles. country, to be sold tomorrow enamel-lined, apartment ho of excellence: (1) Small consumption of ice Music will be offered at 8¢ copy: Top-Lift Refrigerators | rinclinvd, 3txg0!4x$8 in, | Apartment House Style : 1 enainellined, 273179041 in | kee enpacity 85 Ibs. regularly Top-Litt [Love It Nightin ice eapacity 40 Ibs, regularly Pata $ V eacauieele $ zinc lining, 3044x1924 x47 44 in, Rae ay Fe. i i sney Love 811.50, at $7.75. § ii x 1 ane ic ty 8o Ibs, regularly hen Mariola Do the 5 enamellined, 20x1816x45 in, ye oil: 1 Bhi v, now... . $13.50 as aOR ice capacity 85 Ibs, regularly sopra ts [pent arly, $16,60) ning, 30M x19x47%9 in., m Yum Tree $13.50; at 00.60, . wily 83 Ibs., regularly Blanket Bay A ahaa 4, 9@x1044x47 tn Apartment House Style Db NOWis ics si 913 Is Got to De Some] | Nankes te tea y 75 Ibs. regularly namoled Lining 9 enamel | 9014x19x471%4 in., Dancing Starlight | That's the Fellow I 816.75; at $11.60. chen tee bepneny 2 Dao Dreamy Italian Waltz| Want te 10 enamel-lined, double door, pacity, 85 shone : ; Think It Over, Mary] You're Mine, All Btx29!ox48 in, cilpacity vee Rosa Rigoletta Mine Ibs, revularly $17; now P If I Were a Millionaire | Oh, You Rah Rah Boy 3 ennmel-lined, S4x21x5 i rev. 825; now $17.90, Planing I'd’ Love to Live in ice capacity 108 Ibs, regularly ‘Zine Linin, : : Some of These Days] Loveland #25; now $17. 6 28x2016N54 in 5 ity of 4 I've GotYour Number] tf'This Rose Told You 8 zine-lined, 82x19%$x47 in, Ibs; reg, M17 regularly Dreaming of You Ail It Knows ice capacity 75 Ibs. regularly 10 St loxeiyys ; ‘apacity Same box Operatic Hits, 19¢ $15.75, now $10.50. 10 tbs; F 24, now $16. in, “Madame Sherry” 63,600 Pairs of Stockings in an Extraordinary Spring Event In Other Words, $45,400 Worth of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Spring Stockings To Be Sold for $22,000 pt for the way in which it enabled us ice whole, huge offering is new, perfect, and in desirable Spring weights and styles. It means, practically, doubling the buying power of your Spring allowance. It is only the combined buying power of three such establishments as our New York, Philadelphia and Milwaukee Stores that can accomplish such things, actuated by the impulse to give Gimbel customers something really and truly worth while. And because leading manufacturers and importers, anxious to have our account on their books, were willing to meet us considerably more than half way. You will be more than pleased with the full size ranges, the full color ranges, the variety of prices, that you can find in the splendid offerings that we shall place on sale tomorrow, spreading over a multitude of special At 76c Pair, Usually $1.50 IL ingrain dyed. in black and the newest colors for Spring At 95c Pair, Usually $1.60 to $1.75 silk Stockings, black, with triple heels and toes. Also black and colored Silk Stockings, self-clocked, At $1.16 Pair, Usually $1.65 to $2 nd-finished Silk Hose, ble black; some only in hand-embroidered ' Children’s Hosiery 50¢ quality, yorter'’s discontinued up to 7c. ings, black and colors, an extra quality of silk, its, at $1 t plain liste in black, white and tan, and all desirable colors, at Medium Hose, with linen spliced soles, Imported cotton Half Hose, with un- Notable Sale of REFRIGERATORS Part and parcel of the March Housewares Event, and fully in keeping with its remarkable economies in House Furnishings of the highest quality. Here are two hundred Refrigerators, from one of the best makers in the At Fully One-Fourth Below Regular Prices In the offering is a variety of desirable sizes in many styles, including zine-lined, and top-lift styles. The construction is the very best—al (2) Maximum amoune of cold dry air (3) Absolutely sanitary provision chamber Here is a list of the Refrigerators comprising this most important offeri Special Housewares Offerings BF. P. Cc. W | Se. Every Little Move- lroning Madly Ze, at Se. ment Swift » i tP Life B Birth of Passion Wien ttle Meee Gold Dust Twit Butterfly Looked Into Mine Be ybitt ate } 25e. i ull size r Paper, regular dc roll, at 6 for 25c, Operatic Hits, 22c Greene's Mineral Paste, in tin cans; regularly 2, at “Henpecks'’ “The Spring Mata” 18c.; regularly Lic, at be. es Pretty Face Perfection or Hustler Ash Sifter; regularly 84.50, at 99, Fail, as desired, now for $$c, June Tell Me With Your Eyes Day Dream Fourth Floor Wheeling Out Some Fine Baby Carriages and Go-Carts Here is an exceptionally fine but limited i — } 5 Fe chcey neers forte tr Dinner Sets at $12.7: we have seeured to sell at prices ver h Eve wing interest is the order the day in th lower than usual China Se Many of the ear ido ' way $16.50 Reed Puliman Sleepers, ea i Ae Sues ut others ‘are continu eppir $12.50. ‘To-morrow, for the first t we offer these handsome, _ With removable velvet cushions, hea 112-piece Dinner Sets of English Porcelain, including bread ing and springs, full roll around body and butter plates, in three attracti pecially $23.60 to $28 Pullman Sleepers idapted for use in Summer cotta half price at $18. $12.75 a set. Further aE $ i English Porcelain Tableware Just twenty-seven of them, h fan pla F bodies, some with double roll, all with full rol! on hood At Less Than Import Price. : and bod In a fine underglaze blue pattern, in a quality typics , . one of England best on ers Plates, cups and s. ri Bloch Collapsible Go-Carts at $8, sail cme MF nikeetat Thitce glee 1 nd sau Extra large size, f nelosed, all st heavy r retired wh Dir : Fourth Floor NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD ST. Ir size Food Chopper, will grind fine or coarse NEW in the China Sale: $25.75 English Porcelain as the fact that every pair in the | Fancy lisle thread and cotton Socks, in a large assortment of styles and colors. At 22c Pair, 6 Pairs for $1.25 Mercerized silk lisle Half Hose, in black in} tan, navy, gray and Burgundy, without seams, Also black, gray, navy and tan, in fashie ed mercerized lisle thread Socks, with ¢ iple heel and toe; wear guaranteed, At 28c Pair, Usually 50c Thread Silk Half Hose, in black, tan, navy and gray. At 36c Pair, 3 Pairs for $1 Imported Spun Silk Half Hose, in black and colors; also embroidered Half Hose, in black only; also black and colored Silk Lisle Half Hose, in beautiful colors. At 50c a Pair, 6 Pairs for $2.75 Pure Thread Silk Half Hose, very sheer and in desirable colors, with triple mercer- ized heel and toe. NO SEAMS. Very durable and comfortable. At 85c Pair, Usually $1.25 and $1.50 Men's Extra Quality Silk Half Hose, in black and colors; heavy weight silk; an opportunity no man should allow to pass without buying a season's supply. At $1 a Pair, Usually $1.75 Extra fine quality Silk Half Hose, pure thread silk, in Main Floor are of hard wood and possess these six points rvation of food (6) Charcoal filling and lining. Wear-Ever Aluminum Utensils ‘Tes Kettles; regularly #3.25, at 92.25, Rice Boilers, 2-quart; regulurly $1.70; now, 91.25. Sauce Pans or Kettles, Squart; regularly $1.05, now, 0c, Frying Pans, 8-inch diameter; regularly 75c, now 60c. Frying Pans, 9-inch diameter; regularly 95c, now 70c, Frying Pans, 10-inch diameter; regularly $1.10, now 5c, Berlin Sauce Pans, 6-quart; regularly $1.55, now 91.10. Fifth Floor hes, 28e, 40e und $5¢, usually 0c, 80c and 81.13, hammered Brass Jardinieres, 95¢ { ban and ‘decorative Jard take an S-in, flower pot, at this very s