The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1911, Page 10

10 | iin fantrance of whe lem, he wiendea, | NEW Narrow MH Macy & Cole Antroctions Are yer tom rm 1 LOW PRICED Every one CONEY LIFE GUARD ‘WOMAN SOUGHT ‘WOMEN MARCH <Sfe.Ssscutsrie Petnicoars Sa a SHEETS AND, aa MANY FALL NOVELTIES TOBE FEATURE CARNIVAL PARADE Handsome Floats to Depict Rescue Work Being De- signed for Pageant. VOTE TO DATE FOR FOR CONFESSION IN Man Rearrested Said to Have Told Her How Innocent Vic- tim Was Killed. eee Efforts are being made to-day by Die | trict-Attorney Whitman and the poltoe | | AT FUNERAL OF Follow Remains of Mgr. Lammel to Grave. More than eight hundred women and Birle marched behind the hearse bear Hundreds of Girls and Boys)" THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30,1911. Mulqueen, Kenny says, through repre known ae 1 pera alle an trouble pored sentence Judge Mulqueen h quired of Kenny's attorney {f he to withdraw the plea of gullty. ‘er allowed the plea to atand, ‘All right,” Judi cording to t cord, have investl+ gated this case and know ali about it. —_——SSE SSS TUBERCULOSIS Is Yielding to Sctence + | will be wid trent, AMONG pee" THEM po ll 2.89 for MESSALINE PETTI- OATS, with accordioned knee flounce; black, street and even- ing shades, 3.96 for DRESDEN. OUNCED TAFFETA PETTI- Herald Square, ’ We close Styles for This Fall One year ago we introduced the soft front and GM wnpadded shoulder coat, a full six month earlier than copies were shown elsewhere. Our new models are just as far in advance, Broadway, 34th to 36th St. 12 noon, next Saturday, September 2nd MEN’S SUITS y, PILLOWCASES Other stores selling near these prices offer seconds, of which there are thousands on the market. Bancinest | Ne. 1,080, full bleached, hemmed Pillow 42:98... ...... Ye | 45236 OUR RED STAR NO. 1, weight, ready hemmed excellent laun+ dering quality ‘ 42x. vevee Me | 50238. 46238...) te | $4236. SEAM-IN-CENTRE SHEETS, good wearing grade; finished wit wide hem; size before hemmung; ier 4 each... . ‘ to locate @ woman named Carrie West, ing the remaing of the Rev. Monsignor | jeanne tna eataseh ae nay at ha mane cant’. I COATS, accordion pleated, with [compared with what you'll see in other houses. $00 DOZEN “RED STAR’ SPECIAL, "ah ton Gana. whose testimony, it is belle may | Anthony Joseph Lammel at his funeral, | of ta Unive, donot neiect, dv wot wat et [percaline underlay: black and Whieours are ready-to-wear clothes they are not extra quod quality Muslin sheets, tarn V help (o secure the conviction of Alfred] which took place to-day. In the pro- ‘one of theoat | I street shades, “ready-mades” in the generally acce pled lerm, as sizes ; pen m u y Candidates must be nominated fo the Mardi Gras Association an Langione, who was rearrested last night for complicity In the murder of John C, cession were the 800 boys and girls of Bt. Joseph's Parochial School, the 30 puraing hey too often the family | Petticoats at higher prices ine clude satin wit! Pompadour they ‘differ in every imporlani particular— in cloth, in tailoring, in “swing.” 90, each, 54e; 81290, eac! each, 746. jc; 81x99, V civil engi : . Kose Juntors, | piysc i he confuses one dlesese | wit ¢ HEMSTITCHED PILLOW CASES, rc accepted as candidates by Warner, a civil enginecr of Highwood, | girl tila SLAM Ly (ase Suntoes | phate ad Se sontians vue in * mith | flounce_ under accordioned chit soft finished musin. torn size, } the Nominating Commitics of Conn. Warner was siain on the night |! white @ ing te fon at $4.96. A surah silk petti- Pri 14 75 $38.50 the association No others will [lot Get. a1 by expresa drivers who hed | Yelle, And the matrons of the Holy | of bronchitis, catarmh of the tubes, sathma, coat that has rose quilling on the ces, $14.75 to at, each, 13e. Be recognized by The Evening tes Name and Guardian Angel Societies, | MYyt compuellane oF cane, tubercular touble, accordioned flounce is but $7.94. HIGH GRADE EMBROIDERED i World. mistaken him for a strike-breaker. here were also large continents fror a Ma th On cas In the new flat flounces is one of 15% Saving | 100% Satisfaction PILLOW CASES, handkerchief bor: Nomiaations closed Saturday, Langlone was arrested yesterday after: | other organizations, Including the Cath | Chest Diseases, By means of hin satin, Van Dyked, at $9.49. An in Pri i der; two neat designs; torm size, 4536, : Aus. 3. Contest closes Thurs hoon by Detective Dominick Reilly of | oto Henev ety, roth imported crece oe Chine perilenes in ce in Use oni tagy 1 MIG Vetla Wii bs Feonttee arte Commissioner Donghertyts staff, who jests attended the ase within the tw with Valenciennes, tied in at ¢ that hour. found him at a Coney island resort at- eld in St. Joseph's | Chest nt gros are present the back is $17.99 OFFICIAL NOMINEES. ter scouring the city for him two weeks. He is said to have confessed to Carrie it Bight; and solemn high mass was sputum, and before the breakingdown atage occurs, $22.49 buys a white chiffoncloth, with eyeletted chiffon band above HOUSEHOLD jyustertone His treatment {¢ not a single medicine . other linen | é West that he had done the actual tab. |Urated by Mar. Lavelle of St. Patrick's | secret yatent cure, or the sme thing. for flat flounce, or an importeddouble Our London Buyer has just sent us an LINENS values just r bing of the enginecr, Carrie Weet te / cathedral ausisted by Father Bruder, and every disease—it conasts of @ petticoat of chiffon cloth, with as good, Crot The growth of the popularity of th Coney Island Mardi Gras every year 1s shown by the increase in the number of clubs and other organizations from | States Secret Service agent and with ob- | cences. He 18 now in the Tombs await- sald to be a patient in one of the city hospitais. At the some time, the police are try- ing to locate Peter J. O'Connor, who was quitted, and a few weeks later Langione taining an automobile on false pre- ing trial. He told the police at the time of his arrest that he had feared 49 deacon, and Father Braun, as sub- @eacon, Archbishop Farley preached @ sermon in English, and Father §\ of St. Anthony's, preached in German. Mgr. Lammel, who had been pastor of make thelr way into the church to pay tried to} | E treatment, original, new, seientific, and is ALWAYS based upon a true and vou | tire diagnosis, PERMANENTLY cured cases prot that Dr, Anderson dors om record as ‘Tuberculosis | @iMoulty in restraining them. The en- | tire Ine of march was thronged with mourning parishoners, The Lody was interred at St. John's Cemetery, on Long Isiani HOLZWESSER Ce] Open Evenings Until 9 o'Cloc extra deep flounce of spider: thread lace and ribbon. naa Many other imported Petti- coats suitable to this season's Dozen of shapes; single o double strap handles. eee plated or German silver, plain, chased, engraved. Every one of these Handbags is fitted with a change purse. i advance shipment of SLIP-ONS FOR MEN YARDS OF COLORED 49c ard, Di haradranee The Event is an Unusual One. petticoats, es, blouses and dresses. .. We relieved a manufacturer of his season’s surplus, 75¢ quality in consideration of hisenabling us tosell at this price. FOR LITTL SCOTCH SATIN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, ful! bleached, in choice First ¥ioor ENAMELLED . and O'Connor were released on bail.|their last respocts to their beloved | i . | A few weeks ago Taylor was arrested | priest, and Capt. Handy and a force Frames _ self - covered, gold- Black, White and Forty Colors IRON retest In this city for impersonating @ United | of thirty policemen had the utmost A good weight for coat linin, MANTEL $5.63 CLOCKS “7 Two pat- f distant points that appear in the illum-|to appear at the trial because he had oe ude 5 tented pepnont caak an nights in|been hounded by mysterious persons | EXQUISITE IMPORTED terns in ue 3 the week's frolic. There will be large {0 had followed him to hie Cen | LEATHER BAGS in costume WHILE ed at this 4 beni 5° | Valley home, and that he had received shades; some with flexible gold or ONCE-HG-A BUY TABLE SILVER very special } excursion parties trom Yonkers, New. | /0ley Wome | el erg tegen silver borders; others with corners OPPOR: UNITY TO price, either ark, Jersey City, Hoboken, New /ne would be killed. Since his imprison: }] | i of genuine shell or amber; up to “ROGERS” COLONIAL DESIGN FLATWARE, beaded edge: Rochelle, Mount Vernen, White Plains, of which will i soe io pattertis. { seant, A And other lung diseases, Fresh air asd outdoor | | mod _ ii ON 17 | 3. Spelman, 3. 3. release on bail at the same ime tout {St Jo%pN's for cwenty-tireo yearn died | ure te mcm at teat 86 ltt | les up to $40.89. fall overgarments with the inimitable iax72at... $2.19 | 7290 gb .. 92.94 " pg ‘ Saturday night of heurt failure and the | is needed f reatment or cure, ° sa mart r ) Lansions was let go. This Wee be |sntirg Yorkville district, where he wap | De not wuslo preciose tine ‘with soma one \With Leathe style peculiar to London-made clothes. NAPKINS TO MATCH q pause Aiport We Taylor of Central Val: lyeioved, wae thrown into deep mourne | mho does not undertand your cate, and do not | BLACK Wi Liat r f x20; doz. $2.19 ley, N. ¥., failed to appear at the trialling Many houses along the Ine of | tment upon yourvlt until you reach the | | : iced nse tend ten Fe SERRE EE of James M. Mulligan, the third of the/march, through Blghty-seventh street | ore (ake, commit Ur tndemon, invert: GOATSEAL Made to sell at They are pri $27.50 and $32.50. 39: bry eee si a & > | Auenst von Massein, Saenger- men implicated, and repeat the testl»|to First avenue, and b to the churen charge. | $3.50; now CHUCK TOWELS with damask 7 Fs mony he gave at the coroner's ings hrongh Wighty-sixth atreet, ware draped | HANDB CG 1 border ase eee by f when he swore that he was an eye|in mourning and flags were at half ‘ew York, Moure-10. to A $ brid Maeick Bld 4 coment ha ij j water totes Gascon. Women Soo lana eereae Br ick, Senate -98 [SEVERAL THOUSAND ¥ was tried for manslaughter was ac-| Several thousand persons 18 o'clock. New descr; Dining meat in the Tombs he hae given | om, and’ is om exhibition our 75. initi ; Kies Poughkeepsie, Paterson, Mineola and|Distriot-Attorney Whitman additional Fanon Aiea a |] JUST-IMPORTED AUMON- Masta ints Spoor - . 4c | Small Soup Ladies Gro ie other points, to the Carnival of Fiewers {information which hes caused the re- MAILED FREE | IERE BAGS, of jewelled bro- | Set of 6 Table Spoons. dining or live and Song, Sept. 11 to 16, which will be {opening of the cases against Langione | cades; gold embroidered velvet, nor, Set of 6 Dinner Forks nese I Set of 6 Dinner Knives. from $8.89 [Set of 6 Coffee Spoons Set of 6 Orange Spoons ; $2.50 IMPORTED CARVING SETS, knife, fork and steel; for ‘ ing room. . the ninth Mar@i Gras, and all the rail- {#1 O'Con: roads will make special excursion rates for Carnival week as @ matter of | old-fringed tapestry, and and -embreideries; | and up. MESH BAGS of German silver, Large size, 15 inches igh, with eight- day guaranteed movement and with hour and half hour strike on cathedral Large dials, casesgfinished in . $1.49 “Tommy” Cox will build a fine float relunteer Mate New ek shirred mesh gold bag. 1417-1423 THIRD AVE. Blackwell's Island. Judge Swann re-| Naas |OUR MIDSUMMER FURNITURE SALE Movements of a Western Art| ss sscemeed stan, es || Continues in Interest, Helpfulness and Broad Economies According to th e| Connoisseur Followed by RPh Gad na WI Kees cant ere) W. L. DOUGLAS | Buying Macy Furniture means more than mere savings; it means that if at any time a defect of any Kenny of No. 4.0 East Forty-seventh Street is trying to secure his release, Through his Iawyer he applied to-day to Judge Swann in the Court of General Sessions for en order releasing him from gold-plated metal and ger : ly plated; French gray finish. . anes gong. j Saving Corps, which will appear in th | a ¢ ed . STERLING SILVER, SILVER- , Sugar, creamer and spoon holder; heavy All kinds ef clocks to be hed in j passant every evening, 2% strong, The PUTS IN AMERICAN Bentenced tor one yeas for shooting | Bs BR GILT AND SOLID GOLD [Gesign at base and espeppys te Sealer yplnare $11.89} tris very large stock from @ en - @ youth hi ook for a burglar who ad from $19.89 to . fi tio hich movernen a eon, who is making the feet ni n BG _ tareer Amounts in Proportion i Be careful to avoid cleaning pre ns w! are made @ superb piece of ing entered apartments at night, Joseph $838.00 for a diamond-studded ip at injurious chemicals. "s di not sell such. wey up te mechanism at $19%.00. aan) GU RIES [Prctect We guarantee our groceries to be pure and fresh’ We guarantee full weights—full measures. Even if you are getting similar guarantees from your grocer, and even if you think you are getting se The Coney Istand LAfe Guards, of whom there will be thirty in line, pre- fer to appear in the costume familiar to all frequenters of the beach. It con- sists merely of black trunks and low- necked, sleeveless shirte, The bath- house keepers of Coney Inland will the Mardi Gras. The Cox float will y depict & rescue from the sea and the lifesavers will appear in their natty “dress” uniforms, | —_——. at No, 20 East Forty-seventh street and $3 $3.50 &$4 SHOES | Lived near the store. ; i i H j butld a float for the Guard, U. S. Foreign Agents. 1g oe Pe ytd a Deora . ; : ; ~, | 800d value, come to Macy's and learn what real econ- airman Richard J. Geary, Eighth en Ag the husband, who had retired earig"mes | soe Wels Dearing sort should transpire in this Furniture, we will replace } omy means y i street, Coney Island, is receiving fn awakened by . | shoes are just as good r under the pillow | as othet makes sold es in the room now I |he fired. There w: m and Ken. | ot Seber prices. Europe, is under survelilance by foreign |ny, jumping from hi wd. We youth | Stores In Greater New York: agents of the United States Government |lying on the floor, The bullet had 8 Nasean Street co-operating with the French Govern-| tered his thigh, making @ alight Mesh ay, coe a ment in the search of “Mona Lisa,” — a hl Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, which | J ¢ney (enn) hie bela gana and Als disappeared from the Louvre in Paris an aventh ten days ago. street, Wertman escaped and later in- Roman Warrior tn Armor of Gold"; H.| Further than the knowledge that the] formed his parents that Kenny had shot ‘A. Matthews and Richara Miller, of ;AMerican underewatch was in Paris at] him in a dispute over some money | Ne. 24 Kast Thirty-fourth street, as|the time of the picture's disappearance] Kenny's arrest “Giddy Old Maid” and “Dancing Sou-|4nd was an intense admirer of the | lowed: drette,”' and Frank Shafler “a |Painting, there is nothing to connect | —— Mining Prospector.”’ him with the ual disappearen: HOW GAMPAIGN FOR KING 18|™MF Loeb said. ‘The collector deciin CONDUCTED. to make pubite his name, but sald t Only 2 few of the veores of tetters | MTA" Sremence in. Patle at the. te,” Crppapaee ye dee ban tek t Mardi Gras) str. Loeb sald, “may be purely a co» here, ~ |imcidence. W eare informed, however, YY Sieee ~ yo a — in a bead that he was, apparently, a close student i have been counted and credited in the |Cr (ne Painting and talked @ groat deal table. Letters with votes for Willlam | Sout lt: Tt was expected that he wou a ee eee eed weaatt | reach New York yesteruay on the Katser Wilhelm 11, but he was not aboard. t ed from William Hawkins, H. 0. Bro- ¥ : ; dine, John Sullivan, Little John YT rnes, |} frst heard on Monday of the watch Placed upon bim." © unusually large number of applic for free entry in the comic and acter costume competition. The $500 in cash prizes Is the incentive. A house with all conveniences for uressing be- fore the parade each night has been secured at the starting point of the parade. Ming Lottie Mathias, of No. 255 Thira avenue, the Bronx, will appear as “A or refund ascourteously as, wemake the original sale: Stress is laid upon our immense varieties of moderate-priced Furniture, such as the average householder seeks. Thousands of pieces on our floors have been designed expressly to conform with the proportions of rooms in flats and apartments. J tiavors; guaranteed abeotutcly’ p This is an important consideration with all furniture placed against the wall, since apartment spaces between windows and pe Juice doors differ entirely from like spaces in private houses. ety IMPORTANT—Purchases made now will (Fourth Ft "He Szen ernie be held for future delivery if s0 desired. cracut Special Sale of Lunch-On-Thins (Butter Thins) Was QUARTERED OAK DINING CHAIRS eet a pee Abell Be thu Iving, ‘of Phil reahly, baked. |_ $3.34 | Highly polished; genuine leather seat; French legs; Besse ii et gr oie ae, Was] arved claw feet, mages feo Bear atrety a ie $6.34 ARM CHAIR to match above side chair. Pome eshing summer drlnit, made o: and flavored with honey; this sale, quart 1 Coaued ‘helted “Onin Tos oa ready iby? P Roles ' ‘serve a0 it im. 15 Collector Loeb an 1 ~ Kenny had a lector Lowb announced to-day that | Renny hee @ we _ We do the biggest grocery business in New York. | It is still growing, as people get more and mere careful of health as well as of money. . Our Celebrated Pure Fruit Syrups fj 2 ate! Paepberry, strawbérry, lemon, ofange, vaniii an American art connoisseur, tN Stenete Kew add Si derveytup—is Newark Av, i770 and indictment fol- When arrargned betore Judi ot MO A GRAND li bottles ke voitle ‘Bie, ‘salions Root the jillce of Oregon aj kt j won AD August Furniture and Rus No Money Down Was $3.74 QUARTERED OAK DINING CHAIRS Highly polished; full box leather seat, French legs, with high banister back. ARM CHAIR to match above side chair vuislane Whale Ria fourown faerory. | lute cleaniinass; this u Club plans or ridiculously ‘attract the inexperienced b | Mrs, B. A. Van Gelder, Mrs. Harry but wise sh: rH uy b ~ 7 Mr. Loeb added that all ports of entry | Dut wise shopp: h} raw prospects . Stapf, James O. Brine,’ Mohawk Ju- buyers intoa n fh igh’ Q OAK IG CHAIRS i Nea sate lth mie’ Leave, jon both the Atantic and Pacifc coastn vs. opgel ot our atralghts UARTERED OAK DININ he underatood, had been notified to be o nthe lookout for the painting, He thought that It would be very diMoult to smuggle the masterpiece Into Amert+ ca, he #aid, as it was painted on wood and not on the customary canvas, All vessels from Europe, he sald, would be thoroughly searched upon their arrival in New York Brooklyn Quartette Club (Schmidt, pr ident), Lilllanette Cigar Company, Blevert, Harry O’Donohue, Mae Griem in, “the ‘eyptians” of Greenpoint Freq Chevalier, Here are some of letters: Inclowed find 200 coupons to be erefited to | Frenk Croissant, Brooklyn's favorite ta this svn: iJ from thy jowing clu ie fol lwed to his support: 1 Hall’ Absotiatlon, #1 + Thanks to our enormous Highly polished, full box, genuine leather seat and Eeart Horning i back, French legs with massiye claw feet. Berets, is Bethe ghalan ARM CHAIR to match above side chair. apriata se expressly for u 0c ui offer you the Durehaang Best Credit System—One Low Price—Cash or Credit Out of Town Deliveries Made by Our Motor Trucks —— tn quart ual quality sold clsew : Ou In Was $18.24 War $24.89 QUARTERED OAK DINING TABLE 48-inch top, quartered oak rim; 22-inch pedestal in diameter; massive carved claw feet; 7 inches wide, can be extended full 6 feet. SAME TABLE extending to 8 feet. rand 170 ene ine i6 Th. ein,” Be 1 ‘doze Sutton's Worcestershire Sauce 1 401d elnewhor 400 James HM. Ourtia, nang. hh with more wotee to follow. GEORGE SCHMIDT. Inclosed find 257 vot queers! Me From bis iittle » Breath is sweet for hours— rr) euch. Ife a visa 4 ed Friedetchdorter later snamed ze; this sate, pee! 10-1b, wood for this sale Was | | WHITE ENAMEL CHIFFONIERS Please credit, Carta, ; e oy Large size, fitted with five deep drawers; wood bs fo tt y nS odes mouth surgically — |siiece partor Suite inahowany Onlahtea | 1c.82:24.-1_ Boobs. ah brass iritinted: with ead pattery. tore fine gp hating caper ele (Sis Bendel” "SBgcor cow | clean after use of frames, claw feet, high! cushions of mohair) SOLID OAK DRESSERS = } Tpcloses. find went for the ine, tufter cords wads lend Bin eth i ’ ‘ fndesttuctible springs in seat; as iliustrated; $27 98) Size, 46 in, Wigs By 90 In deme, fitted with | $5.94 uh . Lire Oak Camy 106, | value $40, at. o.....ccee ee He ie e three large drawers; brass trimming; bevel plate » aoewearenaremeeiggeemene| Prene credit it nttaed Be wie woe. ¥@KNas Lotion) ‘ mitror, 14x24, : : Ourran. Jain "§ Axminster — ,,xminsler Carpets Wilton Rugs | ard D | t apf pens tn 803 The Curative Mouth Wash Withorwithout Border | FIRESIDE CHAIR In Velicatessen ‘ADOLF'D. KAHN, | 1Se., 50¢, and $1.00 per bottle at your druggist. a large high back arm chair with deep seat, Rugs Value $16, at $11.50 $18.50) $27.50 6x9, Value $24, at Our hygienic kitchens are the daily scene of baking, basting, 89¢ Value $1.25, $1.35 broiling, roasting, such as oRe associates with festive Prepara- Velvet Carpets indy credit the Bytendg tor i end Bong.” Fr to my won Andrew full arms, covered to order in anyone of a selection igured cretonnes, and finished with the old fashioned | | tions at home, The huge ovens brown spiced hams to a nicety: | Credit the tucloved 7 8.3x10,6, 79¢ 98c | do plump turkeys t and ete pat nicety; wit ptaelored £7 Vas FIRESIDE CHAIR Plump turkeys to a turn; and chickens and geese. Stuffed eat Mc Value sis, at $13.98 — Vaiue $1.00 to $1.38 $31.50 | AH Mahogany finlgh’ bass with hinders. cerved claw crabs and lobsters, veal and’ ham pies, delicately’ spiced, brown Dabinbender of the “Farmers! Caoh Value $22, at $15 98 Linolewms $45.50 Pi Pio 28 | tet, uphoistered in tapestry of your own selection: in another section of the oven, 5 iy Dis lla 10.0x13.6,_ $26.48 39 49e $53.50 deep spring seat andentra high back, and full arms, At nearby tables a chef supervises the mixing of our delicious Mas etal rg sus hut we Value BA at SEVeSE Velie Ric to 7) © S08. | 5 War | UPHOLSTERED BED COUCHES fresh palace: Wilshiare made Wik tiie same care as in the home. Jo eth dark erat te rae (aicminaas er —— e All iron, National Spring with mattress and bol- g' jouse ing becomesa source of Beeld ta yp ig ms "Auge ion f N Ww C is) R 6— AV E 4 | 5° H S T | 7.24 | sters covered’ in. green denim; can be used as plossure and de when you can Be et bi tind : . . (AY or | couch, full size bed or separated into two single bed: uy Macy table delicacies so reasonably. ¢ 4