The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1911, Page 7

28 CHILDREN SAVED AS BLAZE SWEEPS BROOKLYN HOUSE Many Families in Peril When| Fire Starts in Paint Store Beneath Them. ESCAPE IS CUT OFF. | Coolness and Daring Feats of Police and Firemen Avert Loss of Life. Twenty-eight chilren were resoued| early to-day tn a quiek, smoky fire that atarted In the cellar of the four-story brick double tenement at No. %1 De Kalb avenue, Brooklyn, and burned| through to the second floor, Sixteen! families in the adjoining tenements were routed out by the police, filling the| with half-clad, exoited men and| nh and crying children, 8. Shasvanaky has @ ba side of the ground floor and lives in the rear with hig wife and three chil- dren. On the other side is Nathan zer’s paint shop, He lived in thi with his wife and four ohildren. The biage started in the cellar of the paint shop, and as soon as it reached the inflammable material in the place burst through the floor. Policeman Peter Minneman of the Vernon avenue station saw the glare and sent in an alerm, He was joined by Sergts, MoGrath | and Dwyer, who happened to be in the | neighborhood, and the three started | through the house to arouse the occu: | pants, The @hasvansky and Meiser families on the ground floor got through the rear windows into the courtyard, and tearing down the fence reached the yard next door without any trouble, | taking their children out of the win-| dows one at a time, Oa the fluor above Louis Bromberg, wite end child, and Abraham Sobel, wife and three children, found escape by the stairs cut off and smoke pouring from below into their rear wi dows. §OCAPED BY PERILOUS WALK) ALONG A CORNICE, They crowded to the front window and walked along a cornice running | along over the stores to No. 809. They were encouraged by citizens and alded by firemen, who arrived just as they | started on their perilous trip along the} ledge, handing the children from one to the other. Before the last of them was safe the firemen had up their ladders and were scurrying through the house looking for others. Tsador Schwalb, wife and two children and I, Zeegan, wife and seven children | 2 live on the third floor. As soon as they rear the stairs but were driven bac! Schwalb selzed Moses, two y and carried him down th while his wife remained wi (ie Id. Returning he carr Dora down in his arms and was followed by his wife, who Was so nervous it was feared several times she would fall. Louis Zeegan, twenty years old, son of the occupant of the flat on the igs other side of the hall, tried to get his) father and mother to the rear windows, Besides broth- a V8 parents there were six litt ers and sisters to think at smoke drove them bac t. He huddled them all near the fire-escape ind carried the smaller ones down and assisted the others out after the chil- | dven were safe, | FLED TO ADJOINING BUILDING | BY WAY OF ROOF. Max Stark, owner of the house, his wife and five children, and Harry Bo- lensky, his wife, Anna, and three chil- jren Mve on the top floor, They all ok to the roof through the scuttle, ttIng the children up through first. | Stark added to the excitement by | tiing her bare foot on a piece of high-grade Walters Piano. $500 List Walters $5 Down and $1 a Week Your Home on Payment of $5 MAKE y. repeating act! £550. Uist D Walters Pianos With every, th Raila 00 WAL THIS MASTER e888 WANG AND COVE | which was only released from Quaran- | |{m April last by Post-OfMice Inspector roused they tried to escape by % LEX. To 3&2,_A S94 10 6O4¥Sn | Last days of our great Factory Sale of world-renowned To-morrow you can buy a Grand Upright Piano Outfit for Piano, Music Cabinet, Chair and Rubber Cover No Extras; Outfit Delivered to J L re the leteat 1011 models, newest and most beautiful orte- fe yencered cases, bird's Other Famous Walters Pianos in This pee KY list Walters Vertical Grand alt! @ inusic cabinet, chatr with bac Don't buy @ so-called ‘slightly used’) plano at any price, for they iro Worthless; otherwise people ang. your old plano for one of these beaut request @ representative will call, BLOOMINGDALES', Lex, to 3d Ave., 69th to 60th St. ox oem arrest thet | who lives tn} ishbdorhood, dressed the Injury. Mrs. Bolinsky became greatly excited! through fear her three cididren would not be got to the roof in time, and when all were safe on top of the ad- Joining house she collapsed and had glass, and Dr. Tomkins, Norton came he sent in @ second alarm which brought Deputy Chiefs Lally and Gooderson. fi was confined to the two stores rat floor and did $5,000 damage. —— eer | STOWAWAYS ESCAPE | FROM SHIP IN ROWBOAT. | Members of Crew Believed to Have Aided Three Men on the Perugia: ‘Three Itallan stowaways who were hetng detained on board the Per gia, | he July M4, la nieht escaped from the ship, breaking handeuffs and the | lock of the do hat confined them on the ship, and city by m e Pe is taking the foot of Harri She was one da when th ade thelr wast into the | fa friendy rowboat. on 4 cargo at hold, 1 i When the ship was held at the three stowaways were examined With the passengers and crew. The doo-| re said they had no traces of cholera. e the captain had them handcuffed | and put into a locked room for return’ to Italy. Yesterday a man who said that he was @ relative of one of the men came to the ship and offered te; pay the man's passage to get him imto this country. He went away disap- Pointed. About 8 o’civck last night « rowboat, approached the ship. It was manned py Ttallans. They were warned away from the vessel and paddled toward the shore, To-day the lock of the door that held) the prisoners was found to be broken) from the outside and the handcuffs were! also found broken, It was evident that’ the prisoners had aid among the crew. | |The crew had been in an ugly frame of | mind because of their own confinement and because of the fact that they were) denied shore leave on this trip. | pada ltbnmadn MEDICAL FAKIR SENTENCED. : Dr. Hartmann Goes to Atlantn Prison for a Year. Dr, Ferdinand Hartmann of the Hart. | mann Medical Institute at No, 281 Bast Fourteenth street, which was raided Kincaid, who pleaded guilty to the harge of using the mafie to defraud, as to-day sentenced by Judge Arch- ld, sitting in the Criminal Branch | of the United States Circuit Court, to! serve a term of one year and three) months imprisonment in the Federal Penitentiary at Atlanta, Ge, and to pay a@ fine of $100. The Post-Office authorities say that e imprisonment of Dr. Hartmann and the managers of the Colling Medical Institute on West Thirty-fourth street | will ald them greatly in closing up fake medical institutions which have! ae running for years in thie and er cities of the country, ‘After Shaving Asoly * Vernas Lotion and en-| joy real face comfort. Besides he most ef- fective antiseptic known, Vargen iatton han oe rie.e coolin healin sooth: Trial ing quality all its own. Its prompt application to Bottle cuts, wounds, burns or for your | breaks in skin prevents dealer's and hastens name. heal action, At Your Druvgist’s 15¢ 90c $1.00 Vernas Lotion So mule P. ae Concert $225 YOUR PURCHASE TO-MORROW, exe maple lined, tent dust-proot Serantend for 2d ye ‘on. 050 Met Hudaon Pianos. 1,000 itet Walters Ba \ters Piano we wi}! give froe of charge fnd cover AYER PIANO WITH 1 $10 DOWN AND 62 A with them, Wareroomen 84 Bloor, Would not pa Ainutiotier West Twenty-Third Street All Summer Apparel Priced RegardlessofCost To Effect an Immediate Clearance for Our Early September Removal to Our New Store, Fifth Avenue at 38th Street About 500 Summer _ Dresses White Batiste, wll seis Asahi bat ] $ 5 00 Colored Lawns and Ginghams..... t ere $10.80 \ French Foulards, Imported Dim ) $ 0 and Striped Lawns Were $15.00 \ 7. 0 French Mull, Pure Linen and Im- } ein | 12.50 Imported French Mull, Voiles, Ete- } $ mines and Marquisettes........... > 1 ‘ aI ) “Were $75.00 to $46.00 \ 5. ported [.awns. Tailored Linen and Cloth Suits $5.00 $10.00 $15.00 Were $15.00 Were $25.00 Were $35 to $50 Consisting of French and Irish Linens, in natural, white. hello and blue, Also natural Pongee; navy and black Serges; Homespuns and white Serge—all light, summer weights. No Money Down lous! M1 attract the inexperienced axe y Suen, but wise son rll fook sponte will attract tie iC dene draw ||| Best quality S-frame Body Brussels rugs, 27 in. x 5¢ in. | prospective bu; pai ‘oa net of high prices and ironclad conditions. Proof || Regularly $2.49; special... 0.6.0... 6. cee eee e eee $1.98 of our ‘ighforward dealings is ees out by the fact that we are ot one of = aN en ee A the largest fiers and carpet distributers in the count SS Best Credit System—One Low Price—Cash or Credit 3Piece Mission Set, large and comfortable, finished In Early English, eeigeree in specially chased leather, as (ustrated: value 14. 7 B Is R Fass semen Ieee 13.98 9x12, value $18.... Royal Wilton "9x12, value $48.......... OLeIO Axminster Rugs Stidivalue svete... 12-98 Cork Linoleum formerly 60c to $1.18, 39c, 49¢, 59c, 75c & N.W. COR.6~ BS AVE.3I. racers = AM Lord & Taylor. Founded 1826 To-morrow, Thursday and balance of the week A Special Sale of Men’s Shirts Colored Negligee Shiris Attached cuffs, coat models, $7.00—Vatwe $1.50 and $2.00 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St, ‘THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY #6, Thanks to our enormous purchasing power, WE are enabled to of fer you the 191. EY R. A. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are ‘(heir Lew Prices, Broadway, 34th to 35th St. ———_____— WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ APPAREL Has reached the very lowest ebb in price. WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ LINGERIE FROCKS.” Made entirely of eyelet embroidery and Valencierines, combined with bands of in-tucked awn, Were $13.74. Now $8.94, WOMEN’S zynioibrien NATURAL LINEN DRESSES. In detached designs, imitating Madeira hand ernbroidery; skirt border and trimming bands of plain material. Were $7.50. Now WOMEN’S EN'ISLISH MOHAIR COATS. Several models, including the Raglan suitable for motoring, Gryv- ing or general utility. Névy, black or brown. Ordinarily {6.00 Now $3. MISSES’ SERGE SKIRT!;. In black or navy, striped with white hair line,, gored model, sides arranged in pleats under small flaps. Were $3.74. Now $2.74. MISSES’ WHITE REPP AND *{#\J" SKIRTS, Gored model, with dee} hem. Very special, 52.96. CHILDREN’S RUSSIAN KITTLE DRESSES, Slip-on models, in several pretty combinations. Sizes 4 and 6 years. Former prices up to All_unifortnly reduced to 96c, YOU NEED A "icc, 5 INAL CLE: EARANCE LALLAPALOOSA CLOTHING, BEACH 10c, 39c ($2.97 — STRAW 69cl| $4.96 fw “ or double: ‘breasted It is this season’s most-nsed $7. 49 { models; good assort- knockabout hat. ee { iment inall size, from Former Pr ee $1.29 to ‘$4.96 Batiste, linen, repp, chambray, madras. ie Bll For Present or Flarly Fall Wear Second | Flog. | wear it ou Women draped with a veil or scarf. Girls and boys can also wear the Lallapaloosa. Men fancy it for boating, bathing, fishing, tennis, etc Tuck one Into the suftcase for your next week-end trip. It folds flat or All new models and rolls without injury. If desired t's. j!--———— materials. shape can always be altered with a{ Other wash suits in stock up damp cloth and hot iron. to $9.74. SUMMER FLOOR COVERINGS Algerian Porch or Bungalow Rugs. 69, reg. $9.49; spe., $5.94. 7.6x10.6, rez. got 5 $11.49 9x12, reg. $19.74; special, $1 Moodj Rugs, 9x12.... se $9.49 bin Rugs, in plain and mixed colorings. 24x36 in. aye Gomes | in..$1. Ai eee feet ..$2. 39 | 8x10 feet.$7.74 mnsed, or Log 27x54 in. 94! 36x72 in..$1..69 | 6x9 feet ..$4.94! 9x12 feet.$9.49 Well Seasoned, Bright Colors 6 ft. wide; reg, 5 pec.,sq. yd. 4: LINOLEUMS 12 ft. wide; reg. 68c. Spec.,sq. vd. Ble BEST QUALITY OILCLOTH 6ft. &7 ft.x6 in. wide; reg. 59c; special, sq. yd S : AND JAP ANESE | 40-yard MATTING | Rolls Clearance Sale ot our entire line of Imported Mattings at reductions of 25% from our own regular pices that were already lower than quoted by an other house. CHINA MA NG, pgrehulerly $6 $6.48, $7.89, $9.48, Special at $4. 86, $6. 92, 7. 11, $8.17 and $8.92 —————————$ JAPANESE MATTING: regularly $10.89, $11.89, 89 ond $19 8! _Special at $8.17, $8.92, $11.47 and $14.99, Continuation sale of Floor Covering remnants still in progress PORCH FURNITURE AT 25% OFF Sturdy pieces, made to withstand a long siege of the careless treatment usually accorded to porch furnishings. The hardwood maple frames have heavy rungs and posts with double woven cane seats and backs. LFourik Wioer,) Your choice of red, green or natural finish. ——. %I|LOOK THROUGH THIS — Ye cere in «hor 8 || LAST-MINUTE LIST fave you time as well as money. SILK SHETLAND VEILS, 134 yards| HAKHAK — the fashionable . browr long; 18 inches wide, light'and heavy | straw hat for men now $1.49 aoa aur oer Importatl: on. MEN’ 'S TAN 4 CPi! 89c to $1.29 LINEN ‘TRAVELING CAP’ 49c and 86c LACE TRIMMED BLOUSES, inert ‘S$ OUTING HATS, white duck special sale. [be ond Whoo! khakl......... eal ar 39: 39c, 49c, 69c. 89e & up| MANI een] 39c MANILACIGARS. Fxqui BATHING SUITS FOR WOMEN, | 't0size: box of 50 [Fira Floor.) $1,49 ranging from... ..$1.89 to $28.49 BLANK CHECK BOOKS.... 4c RAINCOATS FOR WOMEN & Hard R Rubber FOUNTAIN MISSES, “Slip-on” models; tan and 49c gay rul cotton BOX HASTY NOTE PAPER, 49c sined. . [Becqua Freer] $3. 96 POPULAR NOVELS, at $ “Mala Floor.) 98cto $1.24 seater Beith Lente “MILLE DOLCE" CHOCOLATES, best quality and assortment; GREEN PARASOLS, most popularcol- or of the season... [Mala Moor] 79c BATHING SUITS FOR MEN, two-piece model, of $1 98 Ciiral Foor aad Bosencat) wool worsted... . FRENCH-KNIT ty ecul'sall: ||| “DENTIFRICIA TOOTH POW. | wool worsted [rim Fier) $2.97 DER,” with Prophylactum $$! Extra size can MACY'S STERILIZED Toon BRUSHES, In glass tubes... 24¢ “CHERIE” TALCUM POW- no two allks, box, about 2 Ib. $1.24 WHITE DUCK TROUS- ERS \ $1.49 FLANNEL TROUSERS, white or pencil-striped,... $4.75 BER si ccsinisccstscerets 9c YOUNG | MEN'S, “ALL-WOOL ||| “CHERIE” ‘TOILET | SUITS, sizes 40 to 36: WATER. 000s err ee sees 79c | special PPK Poor.) $9.75 POWDER............ 49c | COMPLEXION To! ie ate MEN'S: BAINCOATS vert ‘olor repp; thor A waterproof." TFitdh¥iwor-1 $5.80. |_ SOAP Every special low price advertised hy other stores is an advertisement for the tower price at Macy's for the | | same or better quality. No matter how low they cut we | | cut lower still, Test this to-day in any department, single-textur: ~~ n e | ee Lex. to 3d Aver, s9th to 60th Se Annual August Furniture Sale} ALL CARS TRANSFER TO, Lexiny,ton to 3d Ave. 59th to 60th St. Now On. No Baits. Everything Reduced. mm Upwards of 5,000 Samples to select from. At Reductions ranging from 10 to 50% To-morrow A Big Sale for Big Men Summer Suits, Worth to son 10. 88 They're mostly sizes 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48 and 50, and they’re all in the styles that big men want. | There are blue serges and fancy worsteds in neat patterns. 4 We're out to have a big day for big l f vy men; so we say they're yours at $10.88. rH Never Before Have Such Pretty and ps | Ribbons Been Offered for So Little! = | P God is the hgh Ler Apel ero ee in all colors for less than you ever dream lengthe Included are Taffeta and Sarin ‘Taffeta tm wlbbons fer he lr bows, bows and various other uses. Note these attractive prices: | 25, and 314-inch Ribbons, 15c value, special at... 9¢ aye. | 314 and 4- inch Ribbons, 19c value, special at 12c inch Ribbons, pretty, 25c¢ value, special at 74-inch Ribbons, newest, 32c value, special a ‘We always carry a complete stock of newest ribbons at To-morrow $10.00 and $15.00 Silk and| Wash Dresses to Go at $4. 75 Never before offered for less than $10.00, and many are regular $15 models. There are silk foulards, woven madras and dimities, cotton voiles, ete. All in the best of new styles and tastefully trimmed. We can fit all women and misses to-morrow. Don’t miss the sale. Women’s Superior Wash Suits at $5.00 Stirring values and charming styles, made up in fine quality linens, heavy, medium and light weight. Cool, [ieee perfectly tailored. Some dashingly trimmed. Il sizes. See these $12.75 Pongee Coats at $7.50 | _ Latest dashing styles; beautiful: new collar effects. Pongce silke, tussahs, serges, mixtures, etc. Most excep- | tlonal values. | Extra Valae Wash Skirts, $2.00 High class washable materials, including linens, reps, ete, The accumulation of broken lots in late styles, _Bloomingtsies', Becond Floor. Lingerie Waists for Big Women Only. with lace and embroidery insertings, button foe $ or back, 84 sleeves, at the very special piice.. 2: 98 broi but in front, made with roidery, button in fron’ % sleeves; goecial —9 $4.98 Misses’ Skirts: Good One for 64: Girls’ Dresses, of colored lawn and] Remaining stock of $1.50 ter $2.50 mono siceve, full pleated ekirt, waist, sleeve and belt trimmed | #mell price named above. seu. Fem, d lawn; sizes 6 to 14 Scare; value 790, at... SOC] Tub Petticoats, 27e et id Misses’ Whito Linene ‘on bottom ; sizes 30}to!38; at correct end trim, and all of extra value. All sizes, Extra size fine LINGERIE WAISTS beautifully trinamed Extra Size Lingerie Walats, with tucks and edgings of fi Sale of Girls’ Dresses and| Need a Rusert Here’s sa chambray, Dutch neck and ki- F. B. hollow ground r at the with striped percale or plain col- Girls’ . trimmed with fold Bloomingtales’, ‘Second | Floor, | are are cut full and have flounce. Pure Beneficial Groceries for Now 15c Maine Corn, the most sweet and tender; large can. . “0c Ade barley very fine; mt as 85c Olive Oll, Anest 4 large can... extra large bottle. 59e 45c Preserves, Bishop’ many. 25c Chicken Soup, Richardvon kinds: large jars 20¢ & Robbins; largecan....... 19e Ginger dosen iu G tare bottl olfer AN exit more than 8 ibe. Crackers, 3}4c. jrciudina Une r met Qrabam Crack: Bot more than vi km e cuss . ete Pottle jorted: per Ib). it Cases in the Basement Luggage Store. Mattiog. Suit Cases, light and durable; exceptional value, a4inch 98) 24-inch Suit 30in, 32in. 34in, 36in, 38in, 16!yinchesdee , — — steel framed, has four side straps | $6.38 $6.74 id 12 $7.49 $7.86] and shirt fold, ancy cloth lining, Same Style , two short straps on the outside and | extra heavy leather cor- —~—| nere 30 in, 32 in. 51.98 | $5.63 $5.98 20 a 24-inch Bellows Suit Case, extra | deep, atee! frame, brass lock, 1'4> | inch strap all around the valies, cecee cee (OA » sewed two outside straps all around the case, linen lining, shirt fold inside and four in- $2.98 side straps 24-inch Leather Suit Gus handle, eae