The evening world. Newspaper, July 12, 1911, Page 6

ae ae nage THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1911, ‘ oe es STORM SCATTERS SEES BOMB FLUNG, GIRLS WILL TELL BOY IS SHOT BLIND ee ne lege me oom at eee *ATATLANTIC CITY HELD FOR SHOOTING. THEY SHOT STOKES ‘ . @ railway ticket. 7 A TC. [ter end ad canine te tr of he owl mone (ray eke “shee awe] PANCAKES she ho had te hot an A oF ort nh r r h m i ee Tr | tou hatiwae neuray, Wad ke eee ae ¥. In the lis populariy supposed to digest all the They are as refreshing os a sald acs Mh tah hen he saw that) tv e t pollce found empty sardine tins he finds. One of breeze from the Ocean and as cinasellpsianin | camille aes | ceeeipanaen | | Golden and not he had been struck, t had been (them tn King's road. Brighton, hae a light and airy as svowflakes.’ Grand Lodge Votes $250,000) Building Wrecked by Missile | afternoon ion the stoop In tho! atter the doctor came, Golden told nim | not shoot his friend. He sald he did|ereat mouthfuls out of It before thé of No, 102 Prince sctreet, talking! he thought the Cruceret boy had shot | not know who had fired the shot. The| nurse discovered him. Then it was the 1a young friend. im. ‘Then he lost consctousness and | Duffy boy declared to the police he haa | nurse who was tearful Edward Duffy of No. 100 Prince! became blin |no idea who did the shooting. SS oo —_—_—~. and he went back to ald his friend. | ot the| fancy for umbrellas, On many per- Mre, Walter, 309 Hancock St,, Dielyin, , made | ambulators nowadaya fs fixed a basket- me from | holder for umbrellas, This goat knows Humbert Cracere!, fourteen years Police Seek Shooter Whose] 8%, wpave father owns the ar Tt was practically assured to-day mt gallery, . a time h oth and whenever he has a chance, | sit Te tine Grand Ae on Monday | out. @ fear Window and came to help . tho krocer’s family had ace to the nursemaid talking te @ ri e e Home at | While Se Sleep, bi snus lw cue queatton 6 GA INGIOtment | e| 4 i 4 y n carry Golde: rf nt that the bullet came | cousin, for instance, he * the op. iy to Enlarge the Home at =| While Seven Sleep, but All | iiter tinms secre aan tuna Bullet Lodged Behind Harry | vury carry Gotten to a noigiborine hallway then pan beck to |porcunity t make @ meal ef the me 23 | “ rad tor whoctthg WW. & oatl ‘ eso candy ahop, where Dr. Robertson from) the stoop or from the rear window of |breila. Thiq writer saw him busy with Bedford. Escape Hurt. Leth MME ORR Ak wiih ebee Golden’s Eyes. Brooklyn Hospital found him, Shortly the house. Crocerot insisted that he did |a nice #lik one the other day, tearing ore the Grand Jury, Dintrtct-Attorney | Whitman anid to-day that he had told | “ that tf Clark %. lan, the other at. | No. 184 Johnson atreet, Brooklyn, ta —_— o's Nittle grocery store on ; ol in the request, [in the Brooklyn Hospital totally bitad foreman to hear the| from @ pistol wound, The Brooklyn torney for them, he would ask th kirle before finding « bi police are trying to ascertain who fired *| It tea very rare thing for a defendant |@ shot that struck the lad as he aat | to appear before a Jury, but ieon avenie, Wan wrecked by a h at 2 o'clock . . . ' Deecorations at Seaside Resort) fe. and | re Ae | Delvecehio'a wnele, Giovan Rie Sadly Wilted After Terrific | pursued and shot at Enrico Cap A | whom he accused of throwing the b « « Downpour of Rain. | Both Riccio and Capella were arres' | vieton of having thrown the bomb. 1 n and two —_—————$ strictly sanita and exactly \ SIXTHS AVE. 19270 207 STREET. ee becond W ceperteeeaataemnmenesmeae tee oy 1,000 Women’s Stunning New Dresses The Latest Midsummer Styles: Values, $9.75 to $15, at $5 J‘ everything that makes a dress sale noteworthy this is the most interesting fr event of the summer season so far—one that is of vital importance to the nd arily, watv kite they might itly in point was that of fatteriee, son-in-law to J Morgan, who sought and was | room. Riccio, the uncle, wag sitting rmixwion to make a statement | he window of hia home acrons the wa the Federal Grand Jury in the 4 rin away, [Matter of the alleged violations of the Sherman law by members of the Wire ‘Trust, The jurore heard Mr ws have, and pi A case rec Special to ATLANTIC CIT Thousands of dollars’ we tions put up for th evry building tn the ¢ ened with total destruc when the resort was vieited by a severe thunder storm which raged intermit n hefe Cut the cost of your y he found Capella tatterlee tently for two hours 1 oraft from road gang and accused [AMM indicted him ewenty minutes after | eyeglass repairs woman whe desires always to be well gowned. the Inlet a bili him of th nb throwing. He says [hearing him by wearing the Harris Suction Last week our buyers took over a large surplus of sty ina vat the ole Fee Nee ay trate | Clip—the clip with five scien- summer dress materials from a leading manu- dan nigh inquiry, hy empty: [iter th wou} tifically constructed contact facturer and nad them all made up in specially Rain poured down In sheets not jurder the militon-| points. It holds eyeglasses with select t d styles. ‘The conditions of purchase and the price enable us to offer you the handsomest dress styles of the day, right at the height of the season, at the sensationally low price of Five Dol- lars. Every dress is absolutely new, made expressly ‘for Simpson Crawford Co. and for this particular event. Some of the Styles and Materials whistled along at a thirty-m! ep, playing havoc with th "ieee Mad Ai ol ps esterday and he wound up the quarrel | of the decorations remained Intact. 6% |). Hitting Capella Mt A Mask ace yt gépt for a drenching.. Along the Hoard-| pea vowed revenge walk there was a general dash for cover, Elks who had been enjoying | Semen oneal wvheel chair rides along the wooden | way after strenuous hour sof o tion over the election of Sullivan to the —.— alre, It is after dig onious assault. | perfect comfort and in the cor- the District-Attorney, | rect optical position, fitted to any eyeglass—35 cents, Sold only at our stores. it be) 64 Bast gird Street, near Fourth Avenve Judicial grinding, 21 Went S4th Street, bet. 6th and éth Avenues hearing of the four detective » ‘West 125th Si near Lenox Avenue paring ar det wh feat 1: treet, a wrecked, he and vdtetment ix re KO over until fall, 1 the October grist Ix br courts f cy 442 Columbus Avenue, s jerahl: pald colored are charged with violating the r Grand Hxnited Malership pa Tee eee Destteee ta eid 1 Nastew street, ne Jobe St 3 Included in This Great Sale Are: them to cover & Rec RIE Rice Moker’ Anuonla itotel, to take the lete| 8 Palton Beeu eppostte Ar@ &, Brooklyn Potka Dot Foutard Silk Shepherd Check Sitks Colored Emb. Lingerie Seveal hundred w ain in making for The rain spoiled th ecompe ooked for 10 o'clock at the ters from Stokes to Lilli Bordered Foulard Silk Hair Line Stripe Silks Seft Marquisettes Colored Messalines Wide Stripe Silks Dainty Silk Crepes Fancy Check Silks White Emb. Lingerie and many others * v0 fo: | fat Broad Street, near Habne & Co., Newark Mghest, lowest and 4 the Inlet be= he va i 5 ( F D: Messaline Dress- t the crack corps of the vai % ‘oulard Dresses, Messaline SS: Dodges. The threatened rain when the present to watch for any criminal Oculists and $ es, Pongee Dresses, Lingerie $ hour for commencement of the shy + ® developments during the police hearing, Dresses, Silk Crepe Dresses, etc. Be ne ee tee ine la y : = —__== For $9.75 | These valuations are very mod- [| For 9.75 Wiad ots that Naaie couaana oP Dade % to $15 erate and represent the average fel J. MeGowen of Newport Loge No. 8 Dresses | present day selling prices. 104. 4 i Every fashionable idea for the midsummer season is shown, ¢ They were awarded a prize of $00 tn $ 1 col ct. The trimmings are such as are in the highest favor; ving a tacular perform OF Qa or ance that t vai loud cheers from the many of the dresses. assomblage. * : o : triking—and there are scores of other Thomas MoNulty of Halttmore won Founded 1826 dainty and « j Be tial nse inis mormonsey tte : Never Have You Seen Such Dresses for $5. sec allot cast this. mor by the aa Aaa ae ne RE ‘ . completing the Ist of ely Tare no restrictions in this sale, Every order will be filled as long Wire cmishe (occ veces Cvariee & ks Continuing the Annual saloon On ah reepived HY maAlir Wh lees af plone will be filled Ward of Pasadena his nearest opponent fi $4 t promptly=-make a second choice whem Poms yesterdry, "ae a bad second thir morn- + NS . July Furni ure ale i ford Co.—' «ct pire Janne. On ing. Py rn 5 The Grand Ledge adopted a resolution * % . QS aeaeeeesesSsSS for the appr ation of a quarter miil- rt < 3 ne : : , : : jon {inprovement and 4 ‘ Our Entire Stock Without Reserve. Cool, Dainty Waists ay Women § Pure SilkHosiery enlarging of the National. Elke’ ae a, i J : . 5 ae * * ( Full Fashioned, Pi | ie Se Rout: 8 Consisting of at Special July Prices Sold a $1.25, To-Morrew, at” TOe and Tr ret ; . ; : 29, To-] BQ cis iho we SSS ek Rain Mpa Repaid and Hall BT when you need plenty of cool, Jorn ecg kaze weight; black, white, tan and all fashionable nS wo y ‘urniture; also Upholstered Furniture and Brass ae afeclals, Tusk hwo te Fane items will : Colors; lisle soles and lisle garter tops HARTFORD, Conn, July 12—Gov. My Ue = dilron Beditead aves ap Mie aus olceenaee tema Wit ) Women's Fine Cobweb Gauze Silk Hosiery, 49c¢ Baldwin has signed the Public Util- BS wy R and Iron Bedsteads ; / Seamless foot, double lisle heels and tocy and deep lisle garter top; itles bill, which provides for a commis- ee, A New Dutch Neck . 2 black and tan, colors; valu sion of three to supervise all public | = = At 10% to Ov : : : Women's Sheer Gauze Silk Hosiery, 35c pier .syevoretions, 5 also trimmed with German Val. and Seamless lisle heels and toes and deep gerter welt top; black and P 2 tn by 3 a “STAY ‘ colors; onyx dyed; value 50c.; 3 for $1.00. Off our regular prices. plas aft Wao hee nag’ tucned ahprt’ NWS Women's Fine Imported Hosiery, 35¢ fe. Goods Purchased During This Sale Will Be t . i h Pee ini anes aly ee eae pea Stored Until Fall If Desired \ a 1 wi 1 ] 2 SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC OR TO-DAY. | Bem rises, 4.50/50 neta, 7.11) Moon rieos,., 8.85 | ; value 50c.; 8 for $1.00, ; Women's Fine Lisle Sheer Gauze Hosiery, 19¢ An Appetizer Sepa iad” ; 5 | cabut two ox, of cinnamon, the pee of 4 Suto Esker v bls Seamleaa double aoles and double garter welt top; black and tans BRO eaee one lemo done fe, one-half oz. ”, ‘, v i Valucsto’ —- r¥e, and One: : I tyles olstere urniture - — _ ’ 5, PORT OF NEW YORK, Hale inthe oP leg 1 ‘ 1 be p i an 4 ‘i Odds and Ends Waists, 7Sc f Men's Fing Imported Sample Half Hose at 18¢ AURIVED, aa mall Shubert seesien te All made in our owa shops—luxuriots and All odd sizes, all soiled Waists fort shioned, high spliced hee!s and reinforced soles: gauze lisle, Oveante i { silk lisle, fancy stripe rhecked and embroidered lace b 3 Shewrout Gacueonl i nenalle foe i . up to $2.00, High and low \ y ed, checked and embroidered lace boots Mati ooo ae di We rate anita aed Gp aileceie chil durable—of excellent quality and workmanship. black, tan and all fashionable colors; value 50c. G STE ehiake ther ‘ll b ‘ , vith | " 1 hed; Walst of She Simpson Crawlond Co, Main Pion, Om Sale To-\orrow, Rae ie, taser. 4 na ern rennin, igats oy iegh Upholstered Chairs and Rockers ibroidered in " Silky Butiner ‘S148 tT y tain Pi mm Sale Toot 5 Yroauots, London, Aer eet "ivi, one comes im tired and morn Covered with Cretonnes and Tapestries Simpson Crawford Co,—Second Floor, On Sale To-Morrow. a ut id 101 u ie under mi ° a i Ri Gierman nme ceres (| snd, Wilbout eupetite aad vedas mesial $9,50—formerly $15.00, a , ; ie Dainty Lawn lai Te before the meal will remarkably revive : if $2.50 Hammocks, on Special $ F Semtattemtin, flume: Saker, the listeas, nervous condition Covered with Denim Sale Thursday, at............. ° &é Dresses for Women, tis, Miracle, Miao, Newwort News, | sharp ppeti & keen edge.— $12.50 to $30.00—formerly $25.00 to $45.00. The bodies ure cl woven and fitted with upholstered throwback 1 ~ - : pillows and deep valances, A variety of color cff-cts to choose from. CRIS © Settees and Couches 4 Hammocks...... $2.08 96 Hammocks... Values $2.00 and $2.50 ly Pri Lawn Settees, 98¢.—Sstrongiy made and very areca ° Rem a rk bl e At 72 Price Five slats on, back and seven on eeat ds) Tet in lengthy made of hard ne fsmota Biopaon Graviord Anositl a $20.00 to $40,00—formerly $40.00 to $80.00, wood, nished in uatural wood or red.’ Usually 81.50. attractive lines and dainty styles. ‘Their : “ smartness and excellent fit make them par- Mid-Summer Reduction Sale Store Closes 5.80 P. ML: 18 Noon on Saturdtys Pure Food Exposition S Geetaacme sat Oo ne Oe Hh) isitieonend gntet necnlatdalies oDeciourteatione + Makin acd ooking . f sf rbeepaas of Blue Serge and Fancy Suits Broadway & goth St.; Sth Ave; 19th St. facta Hie Een aed cont ber stsetoos Several New Models, one of which i pictured. ae je sure and pay avisit. ; ne : are cut with low neck and three-quarter sleev ; $15, $18 and $20 Suits Are Now $13.50 Hams— "2 beret Santmaiey st beau o toned $22, $25, $28 and $30 Suits Now $18.00 _ |||} a) esricernce ra ‘ DD assis cxawion cs-3a isc onic ode DO Included are blue serges, grays, browns, Oxford. bl : : | Hatt F tA norennnny Women's Night Gowns, $1.00 aH ipuoy Talztutea Tare lente oct mete eee The Pioneer House Furnishers 10 Ibs. Sugar, 49¢ oy : Many attractive styles, prettily trimmed with . , serges, at oven worstes 3. flannel serges: soft, porous, batistes, honsackines and IIU{| 5 See Women's White Skirts, 91.95 pomespuns; all splendidly tailored and finished. No end- +, 63c ““* 89c . anys laws Hounes: lace or ‘embroidery of-the-season sale this, but an aranuat fe one Pho e a , Smell sever eae ri 00 and pony and opportunity to save a few dollars on suits which you can | , ete e Siniess Ornviend CavBseted Phos,” On tale, Reaiioee still wear the greater part of the miner, i nf . | - aE Seat mr to me &C~ re : e | ¢ Thin, Cool Clothing The Most Noteworthy Shoe Sale of the Summer Season Is one of the few sources of comfort these hot days. At ESTABLISHED 64 YEARS White Plana and’ Barto Guts 000 Eee Sa aan 155-157-159 EAST 23D STREET R7.50, Priestley Cravenetted Mohair S a Fl ay | ts, 815; Linen Crash, 84, ONE DOOR WEST OF THIRD AVE. “Automobile Dusters, eray anttaae stares i |verything for Housekeeping Automobile Dusters, gray and tan, Furniture, Carpeting, Bedding, Draperies, Ete Bull Brothers |Liberal Credit Given PROADWAY at 49th St, 279 BROADWAY, near Chambers St, On Strictly Confidential and Easy Arrangements 47 CORTLANDT sT r Greenwich, 125TH STRE UNION SQUARE, 14th Steeet, West of BROADWAY. $65 ree" $1 Week. $100 ir" $1.50 Week SSS Larger or Smaller Amounts in Proportion, “Patrician” €> “Sir Henri’ *3, *3.50 &€» *4 Shoes The Newest Summer All the Wanted Styles in . Leathers and Pumps, Oxfords, Fabrics for Ties and Boots Summer Wear Patent kid, velour calf, tan calf, tan kid, dongola kid, black suede; black and brown; cravenette in Oxfords and Pumps. san nearly comple’ possible, and to make the Bargain Character of the event the more inte: | maaracter_of the event the more interesting, lass Summer Footwear—samples—specially purchased (rom one of the best t_the same very special price, 92.25. . Second Floor, On Sale To-morrow,