The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1911, Page 6

REE seen vennmmarrati ot 7SS + GIRL SHOT DEAD, | BABY INARNS, AT RESTAURANTOOR Jealous Sweetheart of Beauti-| ful Young Wife Fires THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 'Mirrors on Car Platforms to Beguile Women Into Getting Off Facing Forward "WLLES AUT SMOKED, FREDDIE ~ FINESCHAUFFEUR Magistrate Kernochan’s Decis- | ion Recalls Earlier Vanderbilt 16, 1911, a aa ooo of justice between them, they ex- changed greetings. ‘The Magistrate—Hello, Wille! ‘The Prisoner—Hello, Freddie! Then both smiled and blushed a little. At that time “Willie” declared he was not exceeding eight miles an hour when arrested, and Magistrate Ker- nochan discharged hi The policeman who made the ar- rest, however, took the case to the Court of Special Session: Mr, Vanderbilt, who was MYSTICAL 7 IN ASSEMBLY. Seven Memb leven Minutes of mt June 16.—The mystical num- Prayer an Seven Jewelry Buyers Rely on Lambert Reputation It_is estimated that the great American people spend in one year $300,000,000 for diamond and gold jewelry. A great part of this stupendous sum changes hands in this sunlit month of June, largely for wedding, engagement and graduation § Buyers who have no practical knowledge of jewelry wisely rely on the reputation of the re- tailer, and that is why the Lambert store is a busy pl is a comfort to KNOW that a house with an_unque: over thirty-four years GUARA 3 QUALITY OF E THING IT SELLS, and keeps p by manufacturing larg LMR ERAN ANC a ie bt ven, Was much in evidence In the Assembly to-day when seven members listened to a prayer seven minutes long importing diamonds and other foreign products DIRECT, paying spot cash, contenting itself with moderate profits and never dealing with middlemen. Queen Mary Buys Diamonds Fatal Shot. | Case in Court. | | ema | An echo of a famous court episode |seven bills in twenty-one minutes. Of HE ESCAPES ARREST.) was heard to-day in Yorkville Court, |the seven bills pased the most nottce- ‘| | eble was the White measure giving (he when Willlam Ismer, chauffeur for | iinic service Commission power to fx i} Flees After Killing Woman} Who Left Him | Work in Cafe. to | | Mrs, Carmelia De Gruccio, etrhteen Years of age and ponsessed of that type of Italian beauty that ts the theme of poets and the model for artists, was killed to-day by Jo Omega, who left his wife and six chil- b Mone THAN EVER, Willam K. Vanderbilt jr. was fined $% | by Magistrate Kernochan for having | permitted Mr. Vanderbilt's automobile | to smoke unduly on Fifth avenue yea- terday. | man Anderson of the Health Squad at | Th eventh street, where, the pollce- | man sal | of smoke. “[ was on my way to Glen Cove to| | get Mr. Vanderbilt,” the chauffeur told | the Magis nd did not know the | | car was smoking. I notified Mr, Van- |derbilt of my arrest, and he told me| | and disposed of a calendar containing | | Ismer was arrested by Pollce- |}, the car was emitting volumes e minimum rate at which railway ts shall be sold. Heretofore the Commission has only been able to f oh might be zed, but under th the Commission may determin: « for blocks of ttckets—for in- nix street car tickets for The bill now goes to the Much of the coronation gift of $60,000 presenied by British he maximum rate | Marys of all ranks to their namesake, the Queen, wil’, it is said, be invested in diamonds. We commend this royal example to Ameri- cans with all the more earnestness si we can supply them with fiamonds of fine quality at prices that save them money and thus increase the value of their investment. Diamond prices always tend upward, please remember. All the diamond soli re pictured ire set in hand-made Lambert mountings of solid 14-karat gold. » ®: Beautiful engage- | FM¢ diamond of | Ask to. see this | Cluster ring, with | to mention his name to the Judge, and| ment ring, and i went aes splendid eleven fine diae fren for the ch of the young jif there were any fine he would pay | Pe ani weal waite | monds; artistic, Woman. It was a strange case of mad Meine abla) av uaa A Wie prlce el ot Ae tore ch we ask| hand made set- infatuation that led Omega to ! ve dollars, 5 | only than our price, | only ting, $50.00 | $75.00 | $100.00 | $110.00 And hundreds of others from $10.00 to $1,500.00 Wedding Rings Beyond Criticism | Magistrate, glancing over at the ree \porters with a smie ‘ihe chauffer paid the flue and ceparted. | The incident re d@ an cecasion | ago, Ww Mr. Vanderbilt | ned in the same court, be- | the woman and shoot her as fered a litte restaurant at No. Grand street, Williamsburg. Carmel was one of those Carmenes- ns who begin snaring hearts rly age. At seventeen she was the wife of Miobael De Gru 4 The manager of the stroet ibject applauded the general fore the same Magistrate, charged with | | wife of el ‘ucclo and " t they pointe one fatal speed! is car c a re q , chac edding a ever his choic 2 the mother of two children. A short tem of Greeley, Co wr ae ens ic veesan speeding Jhon es re avenue | : paenicty = b To every Purchaser of a wedding ring, whatever his choice may time ago she left her husband and ts this t olora O2thG CA Le .. Us Matai tateate | A Fine Satad Dressing by adding vinegar e, We hand a ring GUARANTEED to BE solid gold and seamless, procured a warrant for him charging rms to ® perfectly | #n4 Mr. Vanderbilt are old friends, and At Delleatessen and Grocery Stores, " We have been selling the gold, since 1877, and no er us. Every style, width and Bim with assault. The husband went | away; nobody knows where. Then came John Omega, thirty each made from a single piece of they fi \ deel m of one of them has ever reached ckness, and no charge for engraving. each other with the bar| 39 CENTS, oon with each bottle, * of age, dressed in the latest modo and quite a dashing young fellow whose| jage and appearance gave no token of the fact that he had reached the he eee dignity of being the head of a family " of six. For a short time Omega, the last|* 7 GeY OFF letter in her alphabet of love, held her 1 eee ae ‘ affection. Then, three weeks ago, sie Sane orp WN | @ecided to get work for herself and leave Omega. Charles Sarios, who has ~ & restaurant at No. 1% Grand street, 1 to note that many alighting from his sence of | wrong-way-to and, {n cons rting suddenly, have fallen | 23d STREET, West Near Fifth Avenue, N. Y. SPECIAL SATURDAY, 175 TUB DRESSES "923 low, | y of and f way Smart models in Chambrays, Lawns, Ging- hams, Dimities Regularly 5.00, 6.00 and 8.00 MILLINERY and OUTERWEAR from the haymc a sister of the woman who Ca? Solid Gold, 82.00 «BoC | solld Gold. 83.25! Sold Gold. 82.50 Watch Suitable For Graduation Gift * Williamsburg, gave her employment as . She is only known as| With his new notion, TO MORROW. SATURD A ; & Waitress. Omega missed her and be-| “Teresa.” Beyond that she refused to | that he proposed to Inse! - —, 3 nace gan @ search for his sweetheart. He| sve | the forward her name to the reporters wae) “Sho ts dead, 16 whe? asked tho sls- | ' ter. “I will say nothing about her, I) had some pictures of her, but I threw | them in the street when I put her there, | She ts dead? Tam glad.” | ‘Then the sister shut the door. The lover with the revolver made his ea- cape and there 1s no trace of him. found that she had been employed by Marios, and he took his revolver a week ‘age and sought the proprietor. DEMANDED GIRL'S D.3CHATGE AT REVOLVER’S POINT, “You must discharge that woman,” Qe told the restaurant man. “But,” replied the man, looking with fear at the revolver, ‘it would not be ight to throw her out without notice, 1 will give her a week to And anothor OFFERING A Supplemental Purchase OF 15 DOZEN HAND-WOVEN PANAMA PEANUT H ATS STRAW "95 EXTRAORDINARY VALUE Smart, Graceful, Light Weight MADE IN THE WEST INDIES TO REPLACE THE ep HIGH PRICED PANAMA PHONE ORDERS FILLED For New York Addresses Only. fa nt way as they swing off the ste ots in transit facilities: ing the Ds. and 0, “All right,” sald Omega, returning his revolver to his pocket But the next day he camo back and @emanded the instant dismissal of Car- melia, Ho went away after making the @emand and early to-day when the first workers appeared at the restaurant they found Omega waiting. “Where is Carmelia?" he demanded. “Bhe has not come down yet,” re- ae helper. “Bo she is otill working here; she has net been discharged?” he shouted. The helpers scented trouble in the tone and look. That is, the gold is so thick that a diamond-pointed tool is used in carving it. The process is costly, but the effect is beautiful. Waltham, Elgin or Lambert works. P. only $22.51 Other solid gold watches of this siz ladies, from $16.50 to $100.00, Still others from $7.50 up. Solid Gold Watches, hunting case and open face, for men, from $25.00 up. “Ser Beauty in Solid Gold Bracelets Here are pictured two solid A 14-karat gold bangle brace- lets engraved and engine turned, combining durability with strong workmanship as well, All shapes and styles of engraving. Prices from $6.00 up and the Lambert This Beer Some people say beer doesn't “agree” with them. Pabst | BlueRibbon The Beer of Quality will “agree” with anyone. It is rich yet mellow and the delicate hop flavor b> without excessive bitter is equalled a ‘At that moment the girl entered tho fide door. In her arms she bore the young child—scarcely old enongh to iknow what any event tn Life meant Bhe saw the man waiting near the door. “Oh, John!" she shouted, clutching the child tightly. ‘There was a quick movement of the man's arm. The helpers saw a bright streak as the revolver came to # level an@ they heard its sharp report. ‘The woman fell to the floor dead. ‘The bullet had pierced her breast, barely missing the infant in its course. SLAYER ESCAP.8 WITHOUT LEAVING A TRACE, SATURDAY ONLY PERSIAN SCARFS 59° All Shades FOR DRAPING by no other brew. THE PEANUT HAT Order a case today. (GE Solid 14-Karat Gold, $18.00. | Neck Chains if} Finely made solid gold chains for La Vallieres and i — = lockets in many patterns Swi D it to find th fi °/ DS oF iasPanee Sah SS tor en rete ce a aaa mag inane ragvly it be AN peck, chains, == ‘one of the Itallan settloments of Dealers Everywhere #7-75 up. “Solid 14-Karat Gold, $24.00. New Lambert La Vallieres Every season we bring out new idcas in solid 14. karat gold La Vallieres, in which precious and semi- Sg’ precious stones are mounted to give light, delicate ef- fects, although the settings are firm and strong. At No 2 Havemeyer street, Brook- WAY More $25 Suits for $15 Not the same lot I offered last week—those are all gone; every one of them—and no wonder. They were the chance of a lifetime. BUT—I can still give you more suit value for $15 than you can get anywhere else for $25. Let me prove that I give you practically Two Suits for the Price of One And cracking fine suits they are. Made up in the latest fabrics—new blue grays, plain and fancy blues, plain and fancy grays, also those smart tone browns; cut in the latest styles, and tailored the way that only good clothes are tailored. Thave been giving mighty fine suit values for some years, but this Summer’s values have my previous best “beaten to a frazzle.” But don’t take my word—or the other fellow’s. In- vestigate—compare—and I'll leave the answer to your intel- ligence. I know I can give you as much for $15 as you can get anywhere else tor $25, This isn't a boast—it’s a fact, proven season after season, to the satisfaction of thousands of my patrons. If you missed the last lot—don’t worry. Get busy on these $25 suits at $15 while the picking is good. You can always save a third on every garment you buy from me trom #10 to $35, Boys’ Special for To-Morrow $3 Wash Suits $1.50 ONLY ONE STORE .OPEN EVENINGS 119-125 Walker Street Three Blocks East of Broadway One Block from Canal St. Subway Solid 14 - karat gold La Valliere with chain, rose finish, 3 peridots and 4 fine whole pearls, skid $14.00 Graduation Gifts at Trifling Cost One of the strongest attractions of the Lambert store is the as- sortment of smail, inexpensive, tasteful keepsakes such as are in wide request as graduation gifts. Here are a few ty Solid 10-karat gold tie Solid 14-karat gold s clasp, rose finish or bright, 1 diamond, $7.50 $4.25 \ Fancy, solid 44-karat| Solid 14-karat gold, ot Al '@ \9) 804 tie clasp, rose fit] amethyst and pearl @ ry ish, 1 diamond, scarf pin, rose finish, \\W%7) $10.75 $4.00 ¥ Rose finish means that the gold is so treated as to give it a warm, reddish tinge. LAMBERT BROTHERS A Sa Third Ave., Cor. 58th Street SEZ Z Open Until 6.30 Saturday Night Until 10 : << reg ee — ~* t — Pate OME oe ne ee eto Lote . sits ‘ fe ; - - 14-karat solid gold La Valliere, a fine diamond, half pearls, whole pearls and 3 baroque pearls, \\ $25.00 You Make It Plain— that you know the best silk glove made when you ask for “Kayser’s,” and insist on seeing the “name in the hem,” and to offer you the “just as good kind” would be useless, | “Kayser” gloves “‘costnomore”’than the “ordinary kind,” don’t wear out atthe finger ends and every pair contains A Guarantee that Guarantees You take no risk,“ “KAYSER, Short Silk Gloves—80c., 75c., $1.00 Long Silk Gloves—75¢., $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 JULIUS KAYSER & CO., Makere } t t : Just the thing for vaca- tion, For to-morrow,