The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1911, Page 11

Pia Brownsville Gangsters Add to Riot by Holding Back iF Other Bluecoats. Vor five minutes the New Jersey Avenue Police Court in Brownaville was in termo!] to-lay when two pris onere who had just been held for trial without bal! turned on a detective and tried to throttle him, wihtle a score of thelr friends stood on benches and cheered them on. The detective, taken unaware, was choked and beaten almost into insenei- Ditty defore attendants and policemen could pry him loose from his assall- ante. Last Saturday two young men went into the Jewelry store of Solomon Her- bert at No, 176 Pitkin avenue, Bast New York, and wanted to look at Watches. ‘They finally left without making a purchase, Then Herbert dis- covered that an empty brass case had veen substituted for a $70 gold watch. On the descriptions he furnished Done- Jon and Greico, plainclothes men from Brooklyn Headquarters, yesterday af- ternoon gathered tn Michael Hoffman, aged twenty-three, of No. 1648 Eastenn Parkway, a graduate of the Elmira Reformatory, and Samuel Cohen of No. 4 Christopher avenue. Before thetr arraignment both men vere identified by the Jeweller. A num- ber of other jewellers from various parte of Manhattan and Brooklyn also identi- fled them as the some pair who hed worked the substitution trick in their es- tabilshment during the lest few months, \ Filled with utlen rege at the prospect \ of serving long terms in Sing Sing, the Sr par re eee Mrs. Fallick, Seeking Shelter | From the Elements, Is Taken Suddenly Ill, | Mrs. Ethel Fafitck of No. 38 Bast Houston street is receiving the con- sratulations of @ host of friends at Gouverneur Hospital to-day for bring- ing Into the world @ bouncing baby boy under unusual cireumstances. Mrs. Fallick wae walking on Clinton street last night when she was overtaken by the electric storm. She was several blocks from home and ran frighte! Into the hallway of the house at N: 178 Clinton str. Two other womei had also sought refuge from the storm ‘there. Mra Fallick tok them she was fll, and they hurried upstairs to the living apartments, where they found Mrs. Pel, @ trained nurse. Mrs, Pell saw there was no time for the removal of Mrs. Fallick and made her patient oom- fortable. When the door of the hall was opened later passersby were surprised to hear the crowing of a baby, who showed that the storm had no terrors for him. An ambulance from Gouverneur Hos pital was summoned and at the tnstl- tution to-day it said that both mother and aon are doing well. Mra. Failick is the wife of A. Fallick, a Houston street Jeweller. censincsilememeanie SHOPLIFTING CASE PUT OVER ON HUSBAND’S PLEA. Emil T. Newman, Who Lives in Pashtorable Neighborhood, oo Sepa. et... 1g, BVENING WUsGLD, sUmeDAL, UN we vid. R. FL Meey & Co.'s Attractions Are Thelr Low Pricea, This Week’s Most Important Sale in Point of Volume and Values SAMPLE HOSIERY ini Women Overproduction At 40% to 50% Off Balance of 18,000 Pairs Swen at 6th Av, Mth to 35th Sa ‘on Bashioneh Macy Sale’ Balance of 82,000 Pairs WOMEN’S . KNITTED UNDERWEAR wn Enough varieties to satisfy the most difficult-to-please taste. Union Suits Of Swise Lisle Thread, low neck, sleeveless, tight knee, several styles, Wg reinforced crotch’ tor ater durebility, $1.39. +g qual® than above, but the same style, 3 or with ey crocheted fronts and lace tr Seed bs’ Mi ed Thread—| k vt | mA jread—' neck, sleevel it knee, reinforced crotch, $1.98. Imported, of cotton; low neck, sleeveless, tight knee; or Jersey ribbed, lisle thread, low neck, sleeve- less, lace trimmed drawer; choice, 5 Imported, very sheer, Swiss lisle thread; low Fe sievele, plain top, lace trimmed drawer, Kinds Identical with Our Regular Lines from the Same Monufacturer all Year Round This by the way is the leading importing-manufacturer of the country. His semi-annual accumu! to us for distribution. _ No matter how large, twice a year we take over this accumu- lation; AND TWICE A YEAR THE MANUFACTURER'S LOSS BECOMES YOUR BENEFIT. _ The big thing about the Silk Hosiery in this sale is—Not a pair of spun or inferior silk is entered. Every:single pair 1s of Ingrain silk, which means dyed in the yarn, not dyed after hose are manufactured. MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN THE WEAR. SILK LISLE AND COTTON FOR WOMEN 15¢e for 25¢ Hose of cotton, gauze |44c for 78 Novelty Hose; liste and Py ba medium lisle, silk liste. for 50c Hose of sheer gauze lisle, | 69c {or $1.25 and $1.50 Hose of sheer lace lisles, also black cotton in medium | gauze lisle ind gauze weights. Bic for Light and Medium-Weight for Silke Hose, elsewhere $1.00 | Silk Hose, elsewhere $1.50 and $2.25; black, white, street and |black, white ades. evening shades. SILK LISLE AND COTTON FOR MEN 68c for Silke Hose, elsewhere $1.00) 24e for 50c Hose, of fine gauze and $1.15; medium weight; black, |medium lisle. suit and tie shades. 44. alse jc for 75¢ Gauze Silk Lisle Hose, 87c for Silke Hose, clsewhere $1.50] FOr rei dured and $1.75. Se tor 25 Hose, imported and do- | 6$¢ for $1.19 French Lisle Medium- Weight Hose, black and colors mestic. Every Pair of Hosiery in This Sale Is Guaranteed by Us to Have Been Manufactured for This Season. LALLAPALOOSA 19c, 39¢, 69c To be had only at Macy’s The Season’s Hat | | |for the Out-Door | I (Girl. | Swies Rii drawer, at . Lisle Thread, low neck, sleeveless; plain top, lace trimmed ° Jersey Ribbed Cotton Pants | Umbrella Style, with French band, in regular and extra sizes, 18. | Open at the Sido or Umbrella Style, lace trimmed; with French band; in regular and extra large sizes, 49e. id choice street and and Undervests Low neck vests, without sleeves, Swiss |Imported Swiss lisle thread, extra ribbed cotton and lisie thread—plain |quality, with silk drawer strings, in or fancy fronts; in regular or extra |regular sizes, 49e; extra large sizes, ris thes isle, sh y a wiss ri |. lisle, sleoveless; regular and extra large sizes, 240. es Jersey Ribbed Cotton Pants, um- Swiss ribbed fisle thread, trimmed with |brella style, with French band, in regu- silk tape; in extra large sizes, 3. lar and extra sizes, 19. WHITE HAIR CARPET SPECIAL tions invariably come T APESTRY BRUSSELS FLOOR CARPETS Good Assortment GOOD NEWS FOR MEN MOTORISTS Here is the store which econo- mizes for the motorist exactly as it economizes for people who can less afford to pay more elsewhere. As the saving is appreciable on each single item, the extent of it on the total outlay shows what Fourth Floor, “Old Fashinned Macy Sale" DEPARTMENT 9 and 10 wire grades, with border to match, trom Smith and Hartford Mills Also for Halls and Stairs Regular Price 76c and 89c SALE PRICE, 59c a Yard] Out-Door Man S4th to 35th fey 4 Fi, 7 Wa THE HAK@HAK $1.88 The Season’s Straw Hat for the 20™ CENTURY CAMERA DEPARTMENT AT MACY’S You will find it at Macy’s. Sth Pion. We sell new up-to-date Cameras, all models. Wesell fresh films—and no others. We maintain a class in two were taken upstairs and arraigned. Appeal * a great consideration it is to i] Ncahep yap richptabes Sia lbceay Shred IE oe asd Serots py 14 nom-| | EMBROIDERED GOODS Absolutely| A limited number induire prices at Macy's before|Which we teach you every- i complaint. They cursed him tn whispers | son ‘street, Brooklyn, who was arrested | . Included are black and. coming to a conclusion. thing relating to photog- and frequently interrupted hie etory nd EMI. MADE OF MACY Sanitary : ; coming to ¢ i +. raphy without charge. with profane denials, Magistrate Hyian |Zoreniay in @ department store in S ° white stripes, checks, with Dust Coats, full double-breasted ; had held them without bell on « charge | (ret borough, charged with shopiitt- QUALITY Baseny, ssh. | floral bord ide colars Strapped at wrist for protece| Our clerks give every cus of arand larceny when, apparently by a | inf wae arraigned to-day in the Adame ROBES, $7.49 : : loral borders, solid colors, from dust. Some have belted] tomer individual attention. Sens a Mansy Waeey Miler orieee Mis: Feassit 80 tbe WUMLIEAS a5 Abe Choice of Four New at lowest prices. ribbon borders, pongee, Per Our goods are delivered the astonished Headquarters man by the | Deared to plead for her, the case was »| Weare well within the truth} sian borders, all sorts of promptly. wills Hattas beat ‘uierta he eewtateh | tas Mushaosy wo tld the police he Pretty Models. |when we say that our regular} bordered efiects, etc., in :| _ Nearly every other Depart- Nis fete and tris to lands desbling | Was Emil T. Newman, @ manufacturer, | | Made of 17-inch English Eyelet] prices on all styles of hair ac-} most of the wanted kinds. nec . ment Store has to send the ktok tn Geatco's abdomen. of ‘No. « Wilson etreet, Brooklyn, but Flouncings with bands of in-|cessories are as low as the 6 lar li fd Rain Conta, ful loose, plain. slip-on work out. } In an instant the room was in an|whose son said his father was in the) § sertion to match. reduced prices that other ur regular line of domes- model, buttoned: close to neck, prof We have a photo laborat j \ . Fifteen 1 Dual t No. $20 Broadway, ' ; hae rist el aay tha P tory aMgrcwnevilte cane who had. edged | Manhattan, had @ number of friends i Value $10.00. stores advertise. tic and imported Parasols is a "Hayy im Bray shades on the premises, which means \ sit way, forward. to, the, Stok /oenta.| cadre whe eat ta tt taSt: Mies Newman | Full, well groomed Switchesof gen- | from $1.44 to $24.89 for what would cost about $2.25 to Pi a Eng-|the very best developing and Ieihold back the ‘court offiesrs who |The woman looked yout nity, yours ‘ot | eimeyiena Thal used for eae $35.00 elsewhere. See poe Sa lish garment, the Kenneth Durward printing in quickest time at . 6 ‘aids, \ bess + ry § 5 ‘an guberdine, Fee Ret he ea steal td aetec all Pea torecl vhs ri tr pera aalad EMBROIDERY rangement 22 nid 24 inches ong, al | Coaching and Motor Parasolettes, $2.97, $3.69, $4.69. || Rainaway oats the aye soa yd Presets! | So well did they play tiie part of ‘When arrested Mre. Newman berged shades, 5 24 and 26 inches long, —— _ a core ameweehenas ye | ns cidental tl band, when h the po- all shades, $9.49. Caps, 49c to $1.96; of linen, mohair, e! | eT eee tte dcp tobias Seas | ins miawemrantste weet wearer F LOUNCINGS, 89c Gray Switches of genuine human hair; ette “and. cloth mixtures, tn Enlargements | elon and several others broke the grasp | she had been anrested, but it was the| f Batiste and lace, 26 inches wide, ]22 and 24 inches jlo, in various » WARM arious shapes. in honor of the Old-Fashioned. | of Cohen and wrestled Hoffman. into | gon who finally got bail for her and took | Bin a choic of designs. 89. EA’ Gloves, 98¢ to $3.74, black or tan, ferme mics, Saat eracaeares ee teae: Fee eee ee aos PorYard. [Cap of Pufle, choice auziity naturally WEATHER with gauntlet or platr Macy Sale. og, were handoutted On8 Cragwed ye | | atioe Greet te ie eel ee eerie) WAVY hair all shad $594.1 T > keep them cool, even when they play. | Soesles, §% to $3.96, imported andl] A De Luxe Chloride En- Policemen seized one of the princtpal pected | Odd pie re poten > 4 7* | dome ds, with plain, smoked or largement from our dtsturbere as he made for an exit and | SEEKS EAME BY MAIL ROUTE. | FISH-NET—_ **.: Braids, Basquet Special items for economical mothers. #1» amber gen r teak Bins peaks so) be sereeaen Se be pha AB al THE NEWEST VEIL allearound and $1.98 for a $3.00 Boys’ Knickerbocker Suit, made of govern- - negative, 49c;in Royal : Woltsohn, a half-brother gf Hofman ‘Tennes Man Wants His Photo dv B ment khaki cloth, on a double-breasted model; in tan or the newest WALKING Se ne 59c. neq Ron & Cad iay eS q i i » shade. Unlined, of course, and all seams double-stitched is must be seen to 4 on Stamps and Postal Cards. Cool and Very Becoming ; olive shade ed, ; ; work Calrre Ne had once been'in prison, He| WAGHINGTON, July 1%.—with a|f Other new meshes are octagon, Greatly Reduced in Price. | fo wear, and nicely finished for appearance. Easily laundered, STICK De Spectra car i 4 was discharged with @ warning. vaulting ambition by which the hoped to filet and shadow patterns; the VARI US, eee Sizes 8 to 16 years. There. is nothing like it in iT Kees place himself at a sifgie bound in a Ff jact named in exquisite designs Formerly $1.39 & | $2 .29 for $1.75 Regular Sweater Jacket, made of all-woo! yarn, SEASON It H. the city under ‘| Cate Wie eeree, Wemmrcemn: aares lM with. g y DRESS ae hand-finished; full leneth; plain navy, gray or red. Plain or ham Lincoln, Benjamin Franklin, wil-| | With a narrow border on the $1.98 Per Yard, | banc shed ; > ple Ys Bra) d. ja ; Cameras for Lectures. ‘ fam McKinley and other celebrities, a| | lower edge. In black , white and combination trimmings; two pockets. Sizes 26 to 34. Jou will see plenty offé > ‘ | citizen of Memphis, Tenn, has written [suit colors, 144 and 134 yards|GQODS 39 Weh th ti to $4 49 Macy's Walking Sticks about\ Cameras for the Tourist, ‘ Postmaster-General Hitchoook with a Acne ceil finish. 69e te $1.98 oe ic e have other sweaters up to $4 45 the city, fF parece icc See) Children. _—>— lead penoil asking what the department as 3 3 Pacis imi: i " pe a lets, : ions. : would charge him to make some post- These are the identical Limited Quantity And Ever thing Else for the B b peop eae distinguish them} Cameras for the Scientists. {pening iremular, heavy Nauldations | cards and stamps with his own physiog- I veils that are sold in| High class dress materials. n y g e Boy by 5 teir_ smartness and up-| Cameras for Business Houses. PIREIbe GU PEul Northern anal Union | Cane Suen cena ele INL capa shops at 80c to Silkeand-wool crepes, satin, There is nothing the boy needs that cannot be obtained o-dateness. Cameras for the Explorer. Pacific and Reading about 1 point be-| dred and what would be the Zz cream ground striped mohairs | at Macy’s at prices that mean a balance left over from what Even if you pay 97e., you get |Cameras for the Hunter. low their closing of yesterday. Steel | amount he could ave © || $2.50, and other woollen tabrics; both | one expected to pay. s a cane that it is a pleasure tofAs well as for the mother who re eS eae ana narore 23c to 89c a yard. White Shet- |[light and medium weighits. _ Overalls, rompers, play suits, bathing suits, blouses, | carry. Prices go up to $9.89,}wishes a permanent record of . cat Impression wae made onthe |2e0ah What the ‘smaltest amount’ land Finish Veiling, small, large |] Sold in dress and skirt | shirts, extra bloomers and knickerbockers. and so large is our assortment]|the baby’s development. Ses NG by perselent eollag et che MUCH ee ee ee shadow Ges \ans: Hlengths. Overalls, well made, extra strong; sizes 3 to 14 years, 24e & 48, J that no matter what a man}Also for the children, to snap a - hike Rompers, plain colors and stripes, 244 to 8 years, 49¢ to 98, J Wants to pay we can satisfy him. "pictures of the home. Copper shdres were exceptions to the weakness, Fair sized advances early + were scored in these !ssues. A steadier tone developed after the the ist making a partial first hour, ecovery from the early depression Copper shares monopolized attention during the late period. Overcoming @ Grande preferred, other industrials. for a two point gain. two points up on the day west and lam prices of Aa compared with yewtorday's gures are ae follows Laat Aimal, Copper cess Am. Car & P'dy mid-day setback, caused by the passing of the dividend on Denver and Rio the lst began the final hour with rapidly moving advances in all of the copper shares us well a Amalgamated rose ‘Top figures were established at closing , When the market was from one to mtocks inal Net ch’. + oh AFTER | 1 YEARS 1 Was Cured by Lydia EB. | bam’s Vegetable Compoun: bles for séven years, wasall run. own, of Lydia FE. Pink. bam's Vegetable Compound, and I. began its use and wrote to Mrs. Pinkham foradvice. In a short time I had gained my average weight and am now strong and well.” Mrs. SALLIE STEVENS, It. F.D,, No. 8, Box 31, Waurika, Okla. Another Grateful Woman. Huntington,. Mass.~-" I was ina ner vous, run down condition and for three years could find no help. “1 owe my present good health to Lydia’. Pinkbam's Vegetable Com- und and Blood Purifier which I be- lieve © ved my life “ ay doctor knows what helped me and does not say one word against it.” Mrs. MART JANFTTE BATES, Kox ng done you no good, Ja to suifer without giving nkhan’s Vegetable Com- it surely has cured many, cases of female ili, such as in- flam mation, ulceration, displacements, fib tumors, irregularities, periodic ins, buckache, ‘hat bearingdown Reeling, and pervous prostration, SUFFERING Pink. f Waurika, Okla.—"I had fomale trou. | Extra Trousers, khaki or white duck, 49¢ to 79c. Extra Knickers, of linen crash and woal cheviots, 79¢, 99¢ and $1.29. Bathing Suits, one-piece, 68c to $1.98; two pieces, 94c to $2.97. "OD Fashioned Macy Sale’ SALE OF MACY SPOT PROOF , MOHAIRS SERGES As alargenumber of people already know, and as a large which do not have to be number of people have yet to ‘| sponged or shrunk, as they know, we carry the best as- have already gone through sorted stock of mohair in the that process, and are all the city. A Whenever you are looking better for it, and ready to be for this seasonable fabric, it made up. will pay you to inspect our values before coming to any decision. (}59e for 44 in, Imported Black Sicilian Pure Mohair, particularly silky Usual 7! De § iia Boys’ Long Trousers, tnade of tan or olive khaki, with belts to match; also of white duck; 8 to 16 years; special at 94c. The Latest—the Cutest BOYS’ HOLIMO Géwxs'< ROBES, $1.98 GOWNS or Suitable for the Beach. Striking Value. Here we cater to with something entirely These dressing-yowns of fine combed yarn specially imported by own custom workrooms, antee of superior finish is low enough to allow boy being equipped and wa his Youthful Lordship iy new. or batherobes are made Oxford cotton cheyiot us and mad. up in our whichis sufticient guar Nevertheless, the price of pretty nearly every delighted with one, Se value. 50 in tor 40-inch All-woo! sponged nped on seivase Mor Wh An ast ptional values ri They are practically indestructible, which is ever Offered in spot-proof sere «splendid value 1 justwhat things ouvhtt be in the case of boys Button down the trot and fasten witha girdle of the same material just like father’s, 88-NOTE PLAYER PIANOS REDUCED Beyond few Very pretty bright colorings in striped effects—in tan, blue and red. Sizes 4to 16 Years. All at the One Low Price. Other Bath Robes of Imported and Domestic Terry —$2.69 to $4.49, Used for Demon- strating a varnish mark BIG SALES IN FEW WORDS. on the cases they a ver espect equa! to new Pianos sold " WEARING APPAREL For Women, lowerod elsewhere high as $750.00, e Si Fal pre es, Blenerte ihe t Our specia! price is $456 { Suit sbichibtidiss 1 Sea : complete with stool, BLOUSES. rth, the New Coat Frill. Sinple and SETTE Mill Remnants Width 42 inches; standard ard; sale ce Small items at Large Savings R FURNITURE—25' Off r Bed Room A full list in the department Golden Oak for Dining Room; White (Od Fashioned Mary BRASS PIERCING Giftsof YourOwnMaking dre always most appreciated. You require no instruction for the fascinating pastime of Brass Piercing. Outfit, consisting of Mal- Veiner, Steel Wool for in handsome brass cov- ishing 1 box y for piercing Miniature Art Brass Outfit, con- stings of Mallet and. Piercer, alsc panel tor piercing 19¢ Candle Shades, designed in floral an conventional pattert We Lamp Shades, very «atfractive de- sigh Candlestick 5, Bit Jesigt acorn des $1.2 Boxes, \1) 67¢ Fern Dishes, clerr Glove and Handkerchief floral and convent brysan- S4e and Comb 1 and Brush u fi Book r 12 We, $1.17 } Match Holders, ' le- 34 Large Serving Tray, ! pat $2.49 Odd Picture Frames, Collar Boxes, Pancls, Pipe Racks, Tobacco, Jars, Ink Weils ! reduced to one-half former prices. %Ttaire, tete-a-tete or party lunches sa Fl, LUNCHEON, BREAKFAST, OR AFTERNOON TEA AT MACY’S The Cafe for men who wish to smoke, The Fountain Room for soli- eons. Delightfully cool and spacious, The food is wholesome, plentiful and well prepared, null Prices an Agreeable Surprise YOU OWE YOURSELF A DUTY, PERHAPS An Eye Test large attached, nor No ‘bligation, at our test rooms, istered optometrist of perience gives you his entire attention—as much if you do not need glasses as if you do, More pleasant to be told you don't. More unpleasant if you do need glasses and don't know it, wide ¢