The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1911, Page 11

CITY PAVER SHOOTS | YOUNG LABORERS CROWD THREATEN Brooklyn Contractor Pursue Through Streets by Angry | Mob Demanding Pay. Bowls Marese, a seventeen-year-old teborer, of No. 608 President street, Brooklyn, is at the Cumberiand Street Hospital in a serious condition from a | Wallet wound in his abdomen. The bunet was fired by James Quinn, @ paving | contractor who lives somewhere in| Flatbush. Quinn had the Job of repairing Fiush- tag avenue, between Washington and Franktin avenues, He has had @ Mg foree of men doing the work for several | months past. Lately, according to some of the laborers, they have had trouble in getting their money, Quinn told them be was exponiencing delay in cashing hie city vouchers, and kept promising to equere up their claims | Baturday @ group of the men quit, and | ince then they had been hanging about the neighborhood. This morning @bout 6.80 o/clock Quinn halted at Fiat- | Dush avenue and Ryerson street, when @ party of the men surrounded him, and with threatening gestures demanded what they sald was owing, Quinn tried to back away, but he found bimeeit hemmed tn on all sides Presently cobble stones began to whistle about his head. He drew his revolver and fired once at Antonio Marese, father of Louls. The elder Marese dodged behind a wagon and Quinn turned to find the #on advancing on him with a boulder poised to throw. He fired ogain and the boy dropped with w bullet in his body. | Quinn pocketed his revolver and fled for his life with the infuriated o his heels, The chase led through ing avenue to Grand avenue, then Park avenue and buck again to Ryer- son street. Here Quinn ran into a saloon, rushed to a back room and crouched behind a table. Just as the foremost of his pursuers burst in through the front door, he leaped out of @ rear window and escaped in a maze of courtyards. Meanwhile the reserves had been ealted from the Clermont avenue station to scatter the excited crowd. The aur- geon who took him to the hospital sala he might die. A general alarm was @ent out for Quinn. ————— $25,500 FOR A LETTER WRITTEN BY MARTIN LUTHER. J. P, Morgan Credited With Pur- chase of Autograph Missive of Chu LEIPSIC, Sax autograph sale to-day by Martin Luther t V. was bought by a y &—At an letter written Emperor Chari Newspaper Advertisement Points Way to Health Tcan truthfully that Dr, Kilmer's Bwamp-Root is y good medicine, not alone for kidney trouble, but also for weak and sore back, us well as for rheu- matism. ‘About a year ago I became ill and un- able to work, my trouble being « lame back. Ireadof your Swamp-loot in the newspaper and in an Almanac, Believ- ing it would do me good, | went to my druggist, Mr. Skinner, and purchased a bottle. Finding relief in one fifty-cent bottle, I purchased several more and in a short time was able to continue with my work and am to-day fecling well and strong. I always recommend Dr. - Kilmer’s Swamp-Root to my friends as I believe it is as good a medicine as ean be found. AU T STRONG, Mr, Skinner makes affidavit that he sold the Swamp-Root to Mr, Strong. "Patter to Dr. Kilmor & Co., Binghamton, ". ¥ Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You! Bend to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham. ton, N. Y., fora sample bottle. It will | convince anyone. You will also receive | a booklet of valuable information, telling all about the kidneys and bladder, When writing, be sure and mention the New) York Evening World, Regular fifty- cent and Koertulles size bottles for sale at all drug stores. | “CHARLES A. KEENE Diamonds, Watehes, Jewelry, 180 Broadway, New York THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, - ‘Hear Nahan Franko and His Famous Orchestra in Our Popular Price Restaurant, Daily, Eighth Floo: FUR STORAGE The very latest Improved Scientific Methods. are smail and include cleaning, redre also insurance against fire, moths, theft, etc, postal or call 2100 Chelsea and we will call for your furs. of Faition 0 Sa eart Leaders 6; _ SL Ll) AVE. 19770 207 STREET. IXTHD AVE. 19210 207 STRE! NEW _YORK 200 Women’s High-Grade $} Gece Suits Go On Sale Thursday at We Direct Your Special Attention to This Very Surprising Sale Because These Suits Were Reduced from $22.50, $25 and $29.75. REDUCTION SALE s0 intensely interesting that every woman who wants a smart tailored suit will be here early. Correct suits for wear at the seaside or in the mountains during the cool nights and evenings of the coming Summer. i EF Third Moor, All the Clever New Models of the Season Are Shown All the Popular Materials of the Season Are Shown The illustrations give you some idea of the style and character of the suits. But you must really see them to realize how much style and beauty they eye The assortment comprises suits with it! new Empire coats, with combination sailor and shawl collar, regular sailor collar, with long graceful revers of striped messaline or satin, sleeves; also plainly tailored suits. All the best colors. Included are White French Serge, Worsteds, Homespuns, Hair- line stripes, Shepherd Checks, black, tan, lavender, navy. All Every suit is lined with peau de cygne, some in contrasting colors, and has newest. model skirt. By ail means view this lot of r) ° Women’s High-Class Summer Gowns and Dresses Representing the Balance of the Entire High Class Stock of the 27, 29, 31, 33 West 20th St., New York A CONCERN retiring from business after 35 years, and numbering among its patrons the finest - at least $25.00 to $35.00. oapach CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE'S FINEST stOR——_—_—_—_———— >) also with mannish notch collar. Dressy suits with 8% length sizes from 84 to 44. ' distinctive suits......eseseeseeee 17.50 Fashion Manufacturing Company retail houses in the United § States. All desired fabrics and ( 5 colors. Gowns made to sell for e Extraordinary Purchase and Sale of the Famous “Drucker” $65 Wardrobe Trunk The First Time This Well Known $ 3 a Trunk Has Ever Been Sold for Less Than its Standard Price. me FE Rn HE Drucker Ideal Wardrobe Trunk Com- - } pany have always rigidly maintained their standard selling prices because the well known merits of their trunks are such that the demand is always in excess of the supply. £2 Second Piaor. They are discontinuing this particular pattern, not because it is any less desirable than their others, but it closely resembles several others, so they will not make any more just like this. Wesecured the stock on hand at exactly half price. ‘The Drucker Wardrobe Trunk Milustrated. bom 9 556-s Sae IN ee These Trunks are suitable for ladies or gentlemen and are perfect in every detail, They are built ona S-ply basswood box, covered with heavy waterproof duck, painted dark green or olive color, Hard fibre binding, 18 gauze steel angle iron edging Heavy brass steel hardware. The interior is covered throughout with pure, linen, and they have the newest hanger equipuent Very strongly constructed apd finished in the very finest manner. The illustration will ‘show you how These are regular £65 Trunks—have never been less heretofore—and will go on sale to-morrow at \ SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE'S FINEST STORF==—= a at | One of the Summer Fads Which Will $ Find Instant Favor Among Smart Dressers The Season's Best Untrimmed Hat Shapes Made Up For This Occasion J The Hats are of fine quality chip, in combination of white and black, and black and white. 1.98 BE.50 In the price ti i hats +The black have a wide white chip edge, the white Hats have a wide black edge. EF Fecond Moor, Handsome Black Hemp Untrimmed Hats, in several very clever shapes, at the extremely low price of $3.48. Children's Untrimmed Hats, the very best shapes for young girls shown this season, as follows: In Fine Quality Patent Milan Braid.........+00+es00 $1.73 | In Fine Quality Neboka Braids..... seeeeecere eeeeeees 91.48 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE'S FINEST STORE; More Than 50,000 Yards of Embroideries at Extraordinarily Low May Sale Prices These embroideries really should have been here for the opening day of our May Sele—last Monday— but adverse winds delayed the the “ill y blows good for our omers, as we have ‘son thenr th ds to this famous department lots are large, the ies very and pretty, and the values are wonder!ul cy Ma r h Blouncings in uliful Designs; very desirab! 1 Including b louncingsiu Urench Patterns; also Fil nation Flouncings, pees 3Qq | let8—18:in Floune 48¢ 18-in, Flounc- c | ings: special at, yard, ings; special at, yard, Batiste and Baby Irish Emb'd Flouncings that will form rich white gowns, Variety of beautiful de- signs, nowly received from abroad, 18-inch widths, @7-inch widths, values to 81.25; at values to $2.00; at 69c 98cé>'1.48 — Eully 100 B Paueeieata malt b q [ 6: 45-inch Swiss Flouncings Choice of 75 patterns. Rice Venise Embroidered Flouncings, Irish Point Embroidered Flouncings, Filet, Eyelet and Cluny Embroidered Flouncings. Divided in three great lots: Lot 1 at, yard ot @ at, yard ot Bat, yard ic 1.45 1.95 Values as high as $3.00 8 45-Inch widths values to 82.50; at "1.75 27-inch Swiss Embroidered Flouncings. Nowhere else will you get these beautiful designs of rich | Lot j “4 © Lot 2 eer Lot are) Lot 4 \| 7a) ( of values ay e) « ' yi Dh a lost | EOC relitapee wd te uy Oe \| Thousands of Yards St, Gall! mbroidered A lovers, 15,000 Yards Tt ps of Lmbr : large eyelet designs now so favored, rich Cluny and Filet Bandings, Ed ertions, in handsou patterns, Values most Madeira and bre ike real hand eu Values range up $1.00 yard, at yard... unusual, Regular p range up to $2.60, yar 98c,*1.25,°1.50 ee a Simpson Craptord Co, Sixth Avenue, 19th to 20th St, New York City P Misses’ and Girls’ High-Grade Sample Dresses y { 1911. FANCY LONG CHAINS; More Popular Than Ever. A Special Lot - 6-48 tte e bths $1.95 The new French gilt and silver Anish, all soldered Itnks Set with emery emerald, ruby, &c. Never before has a chain of this character been sold for 92.00 FANCY 'LON@ GHAINB—Fancy link chaina, all « i platinum finivh, set with various colored stones, The May Sale of White Undermuslins By Comparison an Event Unequalled Unapproached in Values, in Breadth of Varieties Shown or in the Exquisite Daintiness of the Garments AINTILY displayed, daintily made and daintily trimmed—the underwear that the dainty and fastidious woman likes to possess; in fact, every garment in its immaculate whiteness, soft fluffiness and beautiful sewing speaks of the painstaking care we give to the production of underwear for the May Sale. EF necond Fleer, Everybody is remarking upon the small prices we ask, but ¢! ies we require for our four big stores’ business put prices under our control an mistake about Simpson Crawford prices being the lowest for ju A Special Feature of the May Sale is the “relay” method of rei few days so that the merchandise is always fresh, new and attractive, White Skirts, $1.29 |Drawers, 50c Night Gowns, 79c Charges ink and reglazing; Drop tsa Corset Covers, 50c Usually sold at #1.75. Fine] Usually 69 and 690. Every Usually sold at 81.25, Sev. Usually sold at 75¢. 25 styles muslin body; deep lawn} wanted atylo in this lot, | eral dainty styles to choose | to be seen of fine nainsooks, tlounce of tucks and ruffle of whether the circular, garter from. Fine — nainsooks in prettily trimmed with lace, or umbrella ruff! with neat pretty laces. medallions, beading and rib: bons; many in dainty em. broidery effects. trimmed embroidery fine embroidery; others with insertions and ruffle of Val. Inces, beading and ribbons . Hand Embroidered French Chemise Usually sold at $2.00 and $2.50. Vine French batiste, made and hand embroidered in many dainty effects, with scalloped edge eyelet and ribbon run. May Sale price..........5 Night Gowns 20 pretty styles in fine nainsooks; with torchon or Val. laces, beading and ribbons: others with insertions and edge fine embroidery; special at..... i 69c 25 styles in fine nainsooks or cambries or Crepe de Luxe, trimmed with dainty Madeira French gray yokes or . slipover or Empire model; trimmed with laces or em- broidery, beading and ribbon. or 1.69 Combinations in nainsooks in cover and or skirt, with lace or em- in mull nain drawers, or skirt, trimmed with ions and laces, or neat em- dainty embroidery and tuck beading and ings. 61.99 valu "98c L75 values, at... 2.50 20 styles in soft nains: os, nh mull nain rei and drawers, or skirt, with dainty embroidery laces and ribbons; others drawers, with fine embroid- laces, beading and $ ribbons; 83.50 values, at. . 2.95 Others | $4.95 to 914.95. hh fine b Macteici 1. $2.00 97 BG Bont and pretty twal 20 styles of mull nainsooks, with pretty la or dainty er and and was) le Display of Exquisite Hand mbroidered Underwear at May Sale P IMPSON CRAWFORD CO,, SIXTH AVENUE'S FINEST STOR In a Sale of Extraordinary Interest To-morrow An Annual Event, For Every Year We Obtai A Leading Manufacturer All His Fine ence bee SALE that never fails to arouse the liveliest interest, because the assortments to choose from are always exceedingly pretty and represent all that is freshest and most charming in youthful apparel There Are In All About 600 Dresses— Every Pretty Summer Style Imaginable. There can be no question about the daintiness,of these Dresses, nor of the excellence of ‘ their workmanship. & Third Floor. Having booked heavy orders in advance, the makers have no further use for the sample models, and as we are among their largest cus. tomers, they gave us first offer on them. The beauty and daintiness of the dresses as well ay the remarkably fine designing and making are just as interesting as the wonder- fully low prices, °9.75 A for $15.00 to 922.50 Drencsoine ed ‘ess isses’ frocks of recent design, beautifully fash= dainty French challie, smart silk foulards, hand- red linen, sheer marquisette, imported cotton let embroidery and fine Brussels net. All elabe ned and trimmed with fascinating touches mbroidery, real lace and ribbon velvet, alse. many dainty combination effects of embroidery and line: Some only one of a kind, but many pretty styles to select from, in sizes 14 to 16 years, also for small women, $3 for $6.95 to $10.00 Dresses tits Tresses Ol English repp, Anderson ly designed and trims nd ribbon velvet; roidered models in y beautiful tail 0 year sizes only mi <== SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE'S FINEST STORE Smartest & Prettiest Waistsin New York At Prices That Demand Your Prompt Attention HE SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY WAIST DEPARTMENT is one of the best in the United States. is more than a department for it is really a ialty shop where o e beautiful, new w inv all the favored marquisettes, linens, chiffons, taffetas, messalines, pongees, wash silks, Jap silks and Paris-made Blouses. Special sales of these Waists will be held to-morrow, It sp le can | mater EF Sword Floor $4.50 Blouses at $2.98 (See Ilustration) These are in cool, smart, striped messalines, in black and white, with Jap. silk sailor collar i over cuffs, tie and kimono sleeves with turn- $4.00 and $4.50 Lingerie Blouses A great assortment of odd waists, t thre sof the most $1.98 $1.50 Sheer Lawn Blouses This Blouse is of sheer lawn, made with the kimono sleeves, iving the wanted fulness across the front, with a )'-Blouse a ceenenervennmaneeenecenenn The New ta; bay no tons, | hooks, has no fasteners; simply ship it uudWerchiet sailor collar and gudls, Also s variety of lingerie . ina 0 $0.95, $7.95 ona $8.95)) Dirk aaron aise saa ses # 1,00