The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1911, Page 14

— oe STIPE GN DEAD SEVEN USEHEADLESSHOG CRIESOF STARVING ‘TWOMENHELD UP AHURTINWREGK —ASANEYHIBTIN. BABES DIVE HIM AT PONT OF GUNS OF BIG TENEMENT MEATTHEFT CASE. TO TRY SUICIDE. NEARTHERHOMES lian, Two men darted out of the shadow rn. of @ Might of steps leading up to a horse EE Nee THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1911. a 7 ae ne ee PRESERVE YOUR FURS Re ccs Oo Neier Ree ome | PHOTOGRAPHY DEPT Macy's Fur Storage Inmires your furs against the Se, p * Fifth Floor, es of the moth. damage by fice oF lom by 4 p) 4 Entire nents, carefully” burwlary. shed tet on Lind eaede der air is the medinm employed. All ‘ boy a of this weelt f leaned “by opr experts. before beng Acgarlinont extra, charge. °AS a” eveesthing : tise, Macy's prices are the loweets ote oe Garments called for up queat. | Sams 34th to 3! J We show thousands of Waists in ever We advertise chiefly popular-prici:d goods, conceivable le —tailormade, hand- but we always carry complete lines of the made, color-embroidered, bead-embroid- finer grades. The finer the quality the ered, in linen, lawn, marquisette, silk, greater is the difference bet wee:1 Macy’s Fourt¥-Four Families Sheltered Carcass Alleged to Have Been Pen sll in Bronx Church House Stolen From Ward's Island [123 !90% IT al ged tite esta eat ab ied chiffon, lace—and we urge you to com- prices and the prices prevailing e! sewhere. After Cast arent tC yee S and Ave | claw Avenue, ahorlly before & o'eloek pare our leo in prices, assortment ob i Ya een rola panos tn nomi ant runine'« swoer | and quality with those offered else- |FRENCHHAND-MapEUNDERWEAR where. You cannot help but decide in d upon the char teen years old, Who was on his way sappy fam’ ae RETAINING WALL SAGS Macy's was the first store to place French Hané-made Under- sof a hog war the me Court this af- |!tY Of neighbors almost as poor as them ia ‘hi Much faeeay have ved eee favor of Macy Waists. wear within the reach of most people. It was the custom at —_——— ‘ a eitoatitn, pane | ae ac bs a ce ah e6 fae Gen eee itl a saat teat : hes goods, Clothes Poles, Laden With aler in fate and bones, who 1s 4 sie ofa ot) WN ESE nok felt the $4 89 for WOMEN’S PONGEE WAISTS ath for Gowns, of nainsook, unlaundered harrd-embsoider * f receiving « on ole, The! 1 vid unzle of th ey ry against MN ° A UAH) Actas Levers Under |trere aren cut ot une. tnvensigation |uaeue: U eee ear ete ee ; Made of natural $2.97 for Gowns, of nainsook, loose front or round yoke, cae i ' at anbatt alana 6 ting work ot] The second UL ASEAN | pepper oo Thi thd wai ‘rahe eluate , | dainty hand embroidery and eyelets with ribbon airawn through, Foundation. Hoapital nr, Katzenste! | Keeping t ma clean, the| men el Padang tom oe ree models to select from: | $2.49 for Combination Corset Cover and Drawers, hand- for removing the | young wife » her husband, | comrade ap Oe He Fbeee wit TIt (1) (Like illustration) Large} embroidered; evelets with ribbon drawn through. — on at the Institution, bat on Nov. 19,| To-morrow!” she exclatmed, with open with such forse Oat te Cay an) Bh | | sailor collar of Japanese | $1.98 for Skirts, with hand-embroidered and scallaped edge Coroner Shonmut of the Bronx, ac-!yo1, detectives employed by the Com- |All the hope she could pour into the Oe ndercoat pockets, and sik handkerchief in] ruffle. companied by a jury he had hastily | of 9 nlopped his | WO | continued various colors; shield of allover Val. lace; elbow sleeves with pointed cuffs to match collar; pearl ch through the vic- Md bland Led Lethe tal she tim's trous ‘o eager was he that) Then he said he would shave and went| piped t 3 fi tous into the other room, There had been| ¢o " nf \ 3 ucked away in Schwauk'’s fob no dinner fn tho tittle home last night, | 2 tuck ae | jock et. To-day there was not * ” A large assortment of fine French Underwear of linen and sheer nainsook, hand-made, hand-embroidered and lace-trimmed at the following prices: Gowns, $4.74, $7.49, $9.24 to $114.50. pannedied, made a visit to-day to the ax dt was coming from Ward's | ruins of the retaining wall which #43! yoiand and found among the bones t Ported the rear of the bis tenement At | carcass of the hog and 1,40 pow No. 464 Third avenue, which collapsed | cut meat, which had been intended for | ih ything hidden— | buttons. Drawers, $2.97, $5.49, $7.59 to $54.50 a lagt night. In the ck of the building | «6 inmates of the inst é oidlvide bebwe ‘Have you anything hidden—any more t awers, $2.97, $5.49, $7. O 50. Second age night. In the wreck of the bullling |<» inmates of the institutlon f milk to divide betw | money?” asked the tnieves | (2) With yoke and stock cole Chemises, $1.98, $3.96, $14.24 to $53.50. > one, Stteen-year-old girl lost her i'fe) y+ wan charged that the meat cutter, | dre sonar “No, not a cent.” Schwauk replied, ‘aces 3 4 i) S4th and'séten persons were injured John Martin, who Is tow @ fugitive month “Then beat tt toward Amsterdam ave-| | | lar of allover lace; trimmed Corset Covers, $1.98, $3.49 to $17.49. 8, ‘When the Coroner arrived to dewin NIA) Yo, justin, gave thn meat to Kateen- | M8 “Tazor | ue AMA: eeD FOUR HANAN ‘ever yourl with messaline piping in Skirts, $2.79, $4.96, $12.89 to $65.50. Side, inypetigation forty-four familles, Whioh| sos ny @ part of an agreement they the nenwet head, If you yell we'll shoot you. Now| || Combinations, $3.96, $5.94 to $34.89. | had otcupied the houses at Now, 46t- | th finished with small steel 408 Thitd avenue and who had been buttons; three-quarter had, ‘The case is béing tried before | Justice Davis, Witnesses sworn by As- woma Trousseau Sets (3 pieces), $6.94 to $105.50. and one of the fall. Vasle had | | | | pink, blue or brown and | | ordered out of their homes for fear that lela : aa thieves kicked him as he walked away. sldeves and tumeack thee, hulldings mtrht Ao De un eae ie Mabon, superintendent of taken to Belle.| After he niked about @ diock he| cliffs to match oa : For Men, Women, ,. min were casting about for shelter, Mr \iiiam Mabon, superinten S still! looked a ine to see the two c 5 é conar, A riret a Misses and Boys "’ ‘They wed spent the night in the Bronx Manhattan State Hospital; Mathew « “hurch House, Dovbina and John P. Kenny of perintendent of BuiMings of the | cmon of the Comm Ri Jamer A. Henderson declared to nd the detectives day/that the heavy rain was responstble{” Adenia se tant for the’ Coliapse, as st had ures. Katzenstein (s defended 1 ssundred and| (3) With large sailor collar of k hemstitct essaline in | red, black or Copenhagen blue; three-quarter sleeves with hemstitched turn- $1.39 for Men’s Washable Chamois English Gloves, white and natural; large button, spear back, prix seam sewn, round corners. ner of Acco: ook them in the face again no made the selz- one will hi. the retaining loosening ¥ Melniyre and Chariee'e, F. MteCenn, sixth street him of the rob-| back cuffs. 94c for Women’s Washable Chamois Gloves, natural and tion, A row of five-siory cloth |= — bery. | Other W Stock at Prices white; imported leather, spear back, prix seam sewn; one large retaining wall had been burdened wi th len | [Ono Hundred and Seventy-Atth ts No, 470 West ¢ as great crow: | windows trembied, china rattled tn ssgradlie iat Metal veral houses glassware Verne mene eet te en from tables and utensils | ‘pt. Henderson an hour after WOMEN’S SUITS AND SKIRTS ; A wide and most varied assortment of the season's newest styles The first thought that me to most Many families living tn houses in the BOL nde “STILL “SPARKLING || of both suits and skirts, including a good showing of the much-dis- a Rtavy wash and in fu of 97c for Boys’ Lambskin Glace Gloves, tan, black and white; one-horn clasp; full pique sewn, Paris point embroidered. 79c for Misses’ Imported Lambskin Glace Gloves, white, tan and red; two-clasp; oversewn seams, Brosser embroidery. Other Gloves for Men up to $2.97; for Women up to . of the residents thereabo. -ussed pantaloon skirts combinin rfectly the appearance of an $5.44; for Misses up to $2.49; for Boys up to $1.24. imi@idiate vicinity of the collapse fled in|? boosh : ( if iB perfectly the appearanc a there had been an earthquake or a dyna- ai re 7 et Se a fegg from. their homes, dreading let] site explosion. In less than two minutes GINGER ALE ordinary walking skirt with the unhampered freedom of trousers. more p? the retaining wall, whieh ex- tendg Some distance in the rear of that bloke on ‘Third avenue, cave in thet, These persons cowered in panic In Che,atreets, sogked rai and without up their minds where were assured the housand en, women and children fied from their homes to the rain- wept streets janie stricken, Firat at the | Scene of the accident was William Seid- man, No, 18 Fulton avenue, which is jin the rear o ». 404 ‘Third avenue, He climbed over the wreckage and saw Graff, who had been hurled on top of $36.74 for Women’s Tailored Suits—Smart, welll Inperreaie BLACK DRESS SATINS garments possessing the most recent style and the usual cy * A ‘i excellence of quality and workmanship; each suit is elaborately | $1-98 per yard for 44 inch wide Imported Satin Duchesse. trimmed with a satin duchesse collar and long rolling revers and 4 NOW extensiv ely used for tailoremade suits and wraps. Sold fastens with two buttons; cuffs, skirt and bottom of coat finished | elsewhere at $3.50 a yard. with an attractive overlay of 6-inch rich silk braid and small satin | $1.49 per yard for 40 inch American Satin Duchesse. Sold ‘Phe aeeident ha cha catcvacsite. waa: Gnesneslous; Hue Iie thy" 5 buttons; lined with a very fine quality of peau de cygne. elsewhere at $2.25 yard. last Sent.” atte entaing Sliisuily. suteeenea eRagmoné Rr “the, tirst mat Gnd discoVaryr Other Sui stock at $16.74 to $189.00 _ | $1.49 yard for 35 inch American Satin Duchesse, extra fine pedicel nA Ag. agent ull foe firemen: and a datpral! tr ds puneram Sub-Roy $9.74 for Walking ts—made of soft-finish black satin J quality. Tadlmhs thiraiavenve Police. SUN-RAY WATER cd: with habit back; one of the latest models, designed with 4 large 99c yard for 36 inch Satin Duchesse, sold elsewh $2.49 yard for 54 inch Wool-Back Satin, very desi elsewhere at $4.00. rash Came Witnout .varning. | Rescued by Firemen. ELLENVILLE, NY *NY. Offich 341K $1. 8! Bromdway French seam on front panel and buttons extending a little below he tenement buildings in this Third | After twenty minutes’ work men from ~ — knee and terminating with a 6-inch double-folc t runs to each avdnue block we it after the ex-| Trucks 2% and %2 dug out Graff. The | I side of real panel. 6 he ‘foundations had bee ai Reallnn sie. oh | ; $1.98 and $2.79 yard for 30 inch ‘‘Pure Dye’’ Satin Duch- from one and one-half to three feet 1! sons, Al were unconscious, but the fur- -94 to . or Unlined Voile Skirts. $1.19 yard for 36 inch ‘“Marchioness’’ Satin Messaline Uuoleheay waa built to prevent any more | niture with which they had been play B AN ‘M1; & C. $9.74 and $10.74 for Pantaloon Skirts—suitable for riding “Pure Dye” manufactured expressly for us. Very fine and “wee yhcorig Ramana INL Mata are vedere It ant 0. | J or tramping; made of black and navy serge and mixtures. warranted to give good service. : 7 : Without warning a twenty-five foot |rocks under which the lads were buried, $29.74 for Women’s Coats—Copies of a Francis model and seotion of this retaining well collapsed |Catherine was not found for nearly an he basement | hour, She was pinned to thepfloor vy « INVITE INSPECTION OF THEIR STOCK OF pie a War lye aue Heute ener rere b leo Tor Meant BED SETS, CURTAINS & DRAPERIES Wiliam Jank | ten foot mass of the wreckage and had ingly attractive design in the new Eton eftect; Fil hae” erueilas soft taffeta in black, navy and Copenhagen blue. The large broad . + | been crushed to deafh instantly, Eva | . hed & Summer Draperies, Shades, Slip Covers 4 his} was rescued almost unhurt about the SAGT met a | f collar and cuffs are tastefully trimmed with velvet imitation filet . , 2 9; me |e "en lef A H EASTER DRESS SILKS | | lace and silver buttons. The bottom is finished with two rows and Awnings made to order at Macy’s re Chie’ hearn and BHEMAT LUE CANGGA of braided soft tafteta and large rosette at the front. usually low prices. Estimates furnished. yullding, and at 10 COMPRISING THE LATEST PARIS FASHIONS | | $22.74 for English Worumbo Covert Coats—three-quarter | Bed Sets Antoinette} $1.98 by es J OF THE SEASON le gth, single-breasted style; lined throughout with peau de Bed Ses mud BIT 98 and $2. per pair for deep full valance, down by the attrewe nor Hatake, Uru from the r , who Was pinned “stove urns, sand his to fordham stated this morning none Was in serious edhdifida, Aw Ye apartment above that o oy fhe G) Cohen, Cohen, daughters, Julia ting in the kite 4 out the thi rench Bobbinet Arabian Sash uses at Nos, 4 ith bolster cover to} Curtains, trimmed with hand-made walls had by match, white and Arabian, Cluny insertion and edge. SP CCEESS xy Awe, ah ut 30 ees, sea tere | MISSES’ & CHILDREN’S WEAR] fitiic night |? re‘ sim cna seven select patter: in dottedai fore it struck the houses, $21.74 for Misses’ Suits, made of good qualitv Duchesse satin, | /ENNE. %@u Furniture LL Stores designed with flat notch collar. The semi-fitted 24-inch coat Curtaining ANKed or Bins tee ess fastens, with two silk braided ornaments and is very smart and | Q¢ yard for our 12c Striped Curtain 99¢ als for $1 selva Retin attractive; lined with softefinish peau de cygne. Swiss, 36 inches wide; very fine qual-|rufiles with | itched, fluted or $4.96 for Children’s Single-Breasted Coats, mace of fine all } ity. pleated hems wool storm serge (6 to 14 year sizes) and shepherd check (sizes 12 | 12c yard for our 18¢ Dotted and| $1.39 pair for $1.75 Swiss Cure and 14 years) one of the newest designs; lined throughout with | Blocked Curtain Swiss, 56 inches ind 3 vards long; very fine 5.94 for $8.25 Bed Sets figured ettects; 3 yards long, Eetablished Searly Half a Century, . Both girls we ateen es Va very fine quality. so 5 ome with soft “aig x Suite q . * Salbe!): Aas 7 Fa d 18c Reversible] ruttle and hemstitched border, others “gut Parlor Suites—High Quality—Low Prices |_—$<$<$<&_& <$<$<@<—<$—$—$ <_<! és verd forone (ide Ravecnibier Cult one “hemitched cer otters Sada : © purchases enable us to " sof very fine Parlor * terns, in ten different colors; suitable| pleated rufiles, Peer et Seance. pcs EASTER SALE o LINENS CONTINUED | }2%%30°Ci3 a ie anal The crash, which se ° ° . j 18c yard for our 24c Striped and|Summer Curtains, of grenadine, We advertise chiefly popular-pricedgoods, | Dotted Swiss Curtaining, 40 inclies| with cross stripes. Large variety of but we always carry complete lines of the $a finer ‘grades. The finer the quality the} MANTEL CLOCKS greater is the difference between Macy’s} 4 creat stock: Macy’s usual eR PRL prices and the prices prevailing elsewhere. | Jow prices prevailing; for] J} $3.24 for Pure Linen Brocade German Damask Cloths, } example, this brief outline: beautiful designs, assorted patter ize 72108 inches, d Clock S “79 for hi ; iH hs, extra hee Gold Plate lock Sets, Here ix am huniense va ie laeailaan anand Lan iatheehit tape ycresterto mere ogres ate 2 ee from ony to $198.00 i P = Gane q $2.24 for Pure Linen German Damask Cloths, dice patterns stal Regulators. 5-Piece Parlor Suites from $30 to $150 [ore rere nine oermaan eendablevuantys sive T2012 | Oe $13.89 to $76.25 WE FURNISH HOMES COMPLETE CASH OR CREDIT, finches, e crete 2 GEO. PENNELL & €O., 2209 34 Av., Bet. 120 & 121 Sts, || $1.49 for Pure Linen German Brocade Damask Cloths, Misslon mantel hare Furniture, Rugs, Reding. Breax Store 3d Av. & 149 St. f Qitugiul depians: size Stss4 ices wan Damask Cloths, dice ¢ ¢ Caer I, ™ tel ella } pattern ize 84454 riches, cS yore) Ename “Cc! nee ante\|$1§9 for Mission Mantel i Rapids Manufacturers F $1.09 tor Pure Linen Hemstitched German Damask Cloths, eer 7 to $8.94 loans (bath 5 atlas SINS x ‘ ius $ | f assorted patterns; size S6x72 inches. eee I AN PE a lect e. on) iL} Besi Made Furniture @@225 98c for Pure Linen Gorman Damask Cloths, extra heavy, | Cuckoo Clocks, outs 288 Neh ‘i cass Hans H ow Prices. Easy Terns select patterns; size 45x45 inches. F from $2.94 to $18.49} ire. the hour on cathedral . l thi ic ai 98c for Heavy Pure Linen German Damask Table Tops, et ie half Kale anc } neat patterns; size 45x45 inches. $4.96 for $6.00 Seth Thomas | )01)t;, the halt hour “ n cup bell, Losey 4 GOLD $ $2.97 dozen for Pure Linen German Brocade Damaek Nap- | Mantel Clock and Ornament; |9)4 'nclic high, 9¥g inches wide. Gmperst ~ SHIRTS kine, extra heavy; size 22x22 inches. finished with dark smooth en-|49c for Alarm Clo cl =~ LABEL Ws b $2.69 dozen for Heavy German Damask Napkins; pure linen; ' amel, gilt trimmings; ‘Flan teaay jsize, very good, fully ¢ large assortment of patterns; size 20x20 inches, guaranteed movement; hour and |movement; 4 inch di “overshadow” their price. A dollar n 1 $1.69 dozen for Pure Linen German Damask Napkine, dice \ half hour strike, Complete|nickeled case and b: faraiinuaht a0 A a apap never ‘pe patter 20 inches. First Floo with handsome bronzed figure. | with switch tos Roominess, perfect tailoring and < ying——not a particle of “pull” or binding anywhere. Look “for the label and be sure it's there before you r 79- FOR Six 10-INCH Disc RECORDS: WILL FIT ANY DiSC TALKING MACHINE a Every dise is in perfect condition, and you have a} us at our own’ pri e by a certain manufacturer wide choice of band music, orchestra selections, instrus| Wile Lay Dae only oub! if ced recat We bold i gape Ni aa) a 4 | the greater part 0 ils purchase at 19¢ each, e mental solos, comic and sentimental songs. rémaining records are all in this sale. They will ree q Ten-inch single-faced discs such as these have been} produce clearly on any make of talking machine that * selling for years at 60c each. 265,000 were offeréd| uses a disc record, IS BA SE REE IDE TES EELS ETO DIED ONE LLT LAI EDIT IEE | $200 % Every S10) Purchase $150 FREE this Brass Bed wih oxclusive patterns—fast colors—and a real fit RED LABEL EMPEROR SHIRTS 41.50 UP At Your Dealer's This Mahogany 3-Piece Parlor Suit with every ” archase of #2 OPEN SATURDAY UNTHL 10-8 P WE PAY PREG Fifth Floor, 34th St, Rear, oercnneersene ernest iia SERRRAG. Aether SSRNS SA ssn nenneainsneensn amas a wen een ae Te —