The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1911, Page 8

v pSY BLAGK AND CANES PANE BY SKTEETH BONG Explosion in Hallway Follows Two Demands for $1,000 Blackmail. DOORS ARE BLOWN OFF. Occupants of Tenement and Neighbors Stampeded to the Street. Following two demands thet he pay $1,000 to the Biack Hand, both of which ‘were ignored, Rutillo Colarusso, who Hives on the third floor of No. 14 First avenue with his wife, Marte, and six children, was frightened from his slum- tare early this morning by the terrifie explosion of a bomb in the hallway out- @ide his rooms, It was the eixteenth Black Hand bom) explosion tn New York City since Aus. 6. Three doors were blown from their faster was knocked down Qiong the hall, several wigdows broken ‘and a hole @ foot equare ripped through the Noor. ? Four families live tn the building, @ four-story tenement. The ground floor ie occupied by Charles Vassmon, @ grocer, In the basement Colarusso has a cond and wood cellar. He also rune a ‘Of the mame eort at No, 4) Hast Ninth deen decreed thet he pay $1,000 te the Mfano wee how. the bomb had @ key to the front door, Mary Vassmon, who aleeus on the sec- ond floor, says that about 1 o'clock she heard sealthy steps going upstaids, but thought it was one of the Colarusso children who had been out late. A few minutes later the footstaps came down again, much more rapidly| This struck her as unusual, and she opened her door and looked out. No one wes wo be seen, She remembers that she heard & faint sizzling nolse from the hallway hut says she paid ittle attention he had hardly closed the door the explosion came, ier and wild confusion followed tion, The hallway 7 Prevented a fire alarm being turned In, and the erves quieted the nelgh- borhood after an hour of tumult, Colarusio denies that he i# in any ’ 1 to Antonio Colarusso of No, 183 Firat ave where a Black Hand on Aug. 17 just after 1-4 Carat, $10 1-2 « 3-4 “ can ‘Observe other” Diamond Diamonds, Watches, Jowelry, 180 Broadway, New York ‘Open until 6 P. aturdaye Include, very best of the kind that is to be had at any price. parture from the staple prices of articles of this kind is only kitchen table, the towel-rack, or whatever the purchase may be, is of standard grade, perfect and—in many cases—even the The de- Please Remember that the Savings of 15 to 50 Per Cent. Made Possible by the Wanamaker Half-Yearly Sale of Good HOUSEWARES are sweetened by our guarantee that the pot or the pan, the possible with the co-operation of those who produce the articles. This co-operation the Wanamaker Housewares Store is fortunate in securing to a remarkable degree, in its twice- yearly Sales. tunities as we list below. And this alone is responsible for such oppor- Woodenware Made by hand to last a lifetime. Selected lumber, carefully planed and finished and edges rounded. Joints mortised and tenoned together. Fine cabinet work could not be made with more care. Commodes in bows wainut finish; panel and enameled vessel, $2.75, were $3.25. hos commodes with wood top; size erage with enamel pan. Extra well made, $3.75, were Btep Ladder Chairs, oak varnished, $2.75, were $3.50; holder, $1.60, were $2.00. Cricket Steps of ash; varnished, $1.25, were $1.60; brary Fol 1 eieee cant Geena aft. Sin, Cyr 3 conpet 32 ft. S ‘eee were $3.25; 11217 in. top, $4.25, were $5.25, ‘Tables of best seasoned lumber; mortised frames’ sound legs; 3 ft., $1.75, were 62.15; 3}4 ft., $2.20, were $2.75; 4 ft., $2.40, were $3.00. Settee Tables of best ecasoned tumber, with ta for irons, blankets, etc.; 3 ft., $3.75, were 75; 346 ft., $4.25, were $5.25; 4 fe., $4.75, were $6.00, pion Curtain Stretchers; brase pins; frame adjustable; $3.25, were $4.00, ged Leaf Kitchen Tables, round or square leaf; 3 ft., $3.38, were $4.25; 334 ft., $4.00, were $5.00. Knife Boxes, white wood, 25c, were 30c. Wash or Laundry Benches, 3 ft., $1.00, were $1.25; 4 ft. $1.20, were $1.50; 5 ft., $1.45, were $1.80, Foot Lorrie orn 15¢, were 20c; ash varnished, 50c, were . Towel Rollers, 2234 in. 56 int sah veered) ey were 500, rd Bosom Boards, were 45c¢ Meat Boards, 1}4 inch, ash, cleated ends; 12214, 50c, were 65c; 14216, 60c, were 75c; 16x18, 70c, were 90. Pastry Boards, white pine, tongued and grooved with rounded edges, cleated ends; 14x20, 25c, were 35c; 15x22, 30c, were 40c; 18x24, 35c, were 45c; 19x27, 400, were $5c; 20x30, 45c, were 60c. Folding Clothes Horses, white pine, square bar, three fold; 4 ft., 85c, were $1.10; 5& ft., $1.10, were $1.35; 6 ft., $1.25, were $1.60. Manhattan Clothes Wringere, rolls warranted for three years; for family use, $4.00, were $4.50. Bissell “Puritan” Carpet Sweepers, mahogany finish, $1.65, were $2.00. Samson's Solid Braided Cotton Clothes Lines, warranted free from all imperfections, 50 ft., 50c, were 60c; 75 ft., 75c, were 85c; 100 ft., $1.00, were $1.15. Willow Clothes Hampers, wood bottom, hinged cover, side handles, sizes 26 to 30 inches high, $1.75 to $3.25, were $2.25 to $4.00. Oval Willow Clothes Basket, good, strong and serviceable, small,| 70c, were 85c; medium, 80c, were $1.00; large, 90c, were $1.20. Fancy Scrap Baskets, 20 styles, at 50c to $1.00 each, were 75c to $1.50, Skirt Boards, plain, 434 ft, 60c, were 75c; 5 ft., 65c, were 85c; 514 ft., 75c, were 95c. Felt covered, 414 ft., 85c, were $1.10; 5ft., $1.05, were $1.30; 544 t. $1.20, were $1.50; 6 ft., $1.30, were $1.60, Refrigerators Hard Wood Refrigerators, with round corners; ash, golden oak finish, charcoal sheathing; lined; single lifting cover; heavy door with brass hinges and lock; galvanized steel lining, ice racks and shelves; removable waste pipe, removable side flues. 25 in, wide, 17 in. deep, 45 in, high, Holde 65 Ibs. ice, $8.75. 28 in, wide, 18 in, deep, 47 in, high. Holds 85 Ibs. ice, $9.75. 31 im, wide, 20 in. deep, 49 in, high, Holds 100 Ibs. ice, $12.75. Apartment house style of refrigerators, made of ash, gals vanized steel lining; brass hinges and locks; removable drip pipe. 25 in. wide, 19 in, deep, 52 in, high. Holds 100 Ibs. ice, $11.00, 28 in. wide, 20 in. deep, 58 in, high, Holds 125 Ibs, ice, $14.75 Tinware A great manufactory grew from a small tinshop, because the founder made up his mind that the best was none too good for many people and stuck to his principle. Kreamer’s tinware is made of the heaviest, most highly polished tin—every article made full in weight and measure. Oval Wash Boitere, No. 7, $1.28, were $1.60; No. 8, $1.50, were $1.7! Graduated Measures, 1 qt., 12c, were 15c. Foot Tubs, oak d, 19 in., 65c, were 75c, Cuke Boxes, 10 in., 45c, were 60c. Muffin Sheets, 12 60c, were 70c. Pudding Moulds, 2 qt., 35c, were 50c; 3 qt., 40c, were 60c, Colanders, 10% in., 35c, were 40c. Pot Steamers, No. 8, 50c, were 60c. Dust Pans, 15c, were 18c. Sugar or Flour Dredges, 25c, were 30c. Gravy Strainers, 18c, were 22c. 3}4-Ib. Sugar or Flour Canisters, 35c, were 50c, Deep Bread Pans, 12c, were 18c. Soup Strainers, 9-in. diameter, 50c, were 65¢, Long Handled Dippere, 2-qt., 18c, were 20c. Porcelain Rice Boil Brie $1.00, were $1.20, Covered Buckets, 2 1» were 22c, Graters, half sheet, 5c, were 10c’ Leek Bozes, with six hinged canisters and grater, 85c, were Flour Canisters, hinged cover, 25 Ibs., 80c, were 95c. Bread Boxes, 13x9 in., 60c, were 70c; 10x14 in., 75c, were 90c; 16x12 in., $1.00, were $1.20, Ironware Ash Cans, galvanized iron, drop side handles; 15x26 in.; $1.40, were $1.65; with wood strips, $1.65, were $1.75; 17x26 in., $1.75, were $2.00; with wood strips, $2.00, were $2.25; 18 x 26 in., $2.25, were $2.50. Ash Cans, with reinforced steel ribs; 15x26 in., $2.00, were $2.75; 17x26 in., $2.25, were $3.00; 18x26 in., $2.50, were $3.25, Kreamer’s extra heavy Galvanized Garbage Cans, covers fitting over the outside of can; 108{x9}4, 50c, were 60c; 11}9x11, 60c, were 75c; 1234213, 75c, were $1.00; 1444x15, $1.00, were $1.20. Galvanized Water Pails, light, 12 qt., 15c, were 20c; 14 qt. 20c, were 25c;. heavy, 12 qt., 25c, were 30c; 14 qty 30c, were 35c. Russian Iron Roasting Pans, 10x14 in., 35c, were 50c, Cast Iron Fry Pans, polished, No. 7, 25c, were 40c, Nickel-Plated Pans, No. 7, 40c, were 70c, Side-handle Iron Griddles, No. 8, 30c, were 35c. American Waffle Irons, Japanned frame, No. 8, 50c, were 85c. Galvanized Iron Coal Hods, extra heavy, 17 in., 80c, were Long Handicd Japanned Goai Shovel, 15 18. ja) ic, were te sag gt acy Coal Hods, No. 16, 60c, were 70c; No, 37, were 85c. Enamelled Ware A carload of Vollrath Seamless Steel Enameled Cooking Utensils to sell at the savings shown below. Made in one-piece, with no seams to leak or harbor germs. Covered with four coats of hard enamel— lavender gray with black edge. Every piece perfect. Enamelled covers. Coffee Pots, 1-qt., 40c, were 55c; 2-qt., 50c, were 70c; 3-qt., 65c, were 75c; 4-qt., 75c, were $1.00. Milk Pans, 134-at., 12c, were 16c; 2-at., 1c, were 18c; 3-qt., 18c, were 20c; 4-qt., 20c, were 25c; S-qt., 22c, were 28c; -qt., 25c, were 30c. Round Dish Pans, 10-qt., 45c, were 60c; 14-qt., 50c, were 70c; 17-qt., 60c, were 90c; 21-qt., 70c, were 95c. beer Strainers, 614-inch, 25c, were 35c; 7-inch, 30c, were Skimmers, 44-inch, 10c, were 14c; 5-inch, 14c, were 18c. Chamber Pails, 12-qt., 95c, were $1.25. Drinking Cups, 10c each, were 14c. Tea Pots, 1 qt., 40c, were , 1}o qt., 45c, were 65c; 2 at. 50c, were 70c; 3 qt., 65¢, were 90c; 4 qt., 73c, were $1.00. Side-Handle Sauce Pans, with covers, 1%) qt., 30c, were 38c; 244 qt., 35c, were 45c; 3)» qt., 45c, were 55c; 5 qt., 50c, were 70c; 7 qt., 60c, were 85c; 8 qt., 75c, were $1.10. Preserving Kettles, 2 qt., 18c, were 22c; 3 qt., 22c, were 30¢; 4 qt., 25c, were 32c; 5 qt., 28c, were 36c; 8 qt., 40c, were 50c; 9 qt., 45c, were 65c; 12 qt., 50c, were 75c. Lipped Sauce Pans, 2 qt., 18c, were 22c; 3 qt., 22c, were 25c; 4 qt., 24c, were 28c; 5 qt., 26c, were 32c; 6 qt., 30c, were 36c; 8 qt., 40c, were 50c. Rice Boilers, 1 qt. 50c, were 70c; 134 qt., 65c, were 85c; 244 qt., 80c, were $1.10; 4 qt., $1.05, were $1.40. Colanders, 9 in., 25c, were 32c; 10 in., 28c, were 36c; 11 in, 30c, were 42c; 12 in., 40c, were 52c. Bread Rajsers, 14 qt., $1.10, were $1.45; 17 qt., $1.35, were $1.75. Bail Handle Cooking Kettles, 114 qt., 30c, were 38¢; 24qt., 35c, were 45c; 314 qt., 45c, were 55c; 5 qt., 50c, were 70c; 7 qt., 60c, were 85c; 8 qt., 75c, were $1.10. Wash Basins, 10 in., 16c, were 20c; 11 in., 18c, were 24c; 12 in., 22c, were 28c. Hanging Soap Dishes with drainer, 12c, were 16c. Tea Kettles, 3 qt., 65c, were 85c; 4 qt., 75c, were $1.00; 5 qt., 90c, were $1.20; 6 qt., $1.00, were $1.35; 7 qt. $1.20, were $1.65. oa Dish Pans, 15 qt., 70c, were 95c; 18 qt. 85c, were 1.10, Roasting Pans, 13 in., 35c, were 50c; 14 in., 40c, were 55¢; 15 in,, 45c, were 60c. Frying Pans, 814 in., 18c, were 24c; 914 in., 20c, were 28¢; 10 in., 25¢, were 32c. Pudding Pans, 1-qt., 12c, were 14c; 2-qt., 15c, were 18¢} 3-qt., Loc, were 20c; 4-qt., 20c, were 25c. Pie Plates, 9-inch, 12c, were 16c; 10-inch, 14c, were 18c; 11-inch, 15c, were 20c. Basting Spoons, 10-inch. 6c, were 9c; 12-inch, 7c, were 10c; 14-inch, 8c, were 12c. Ladles 4-inch, 10c, were 24c; 4%44nch, 12c, were 16c; 494- inch, l4c, were 18c. Straight Water Pails, 6-qt., 45c, were 60c; 9-qt., 50c, were 70c; 11-qt., 60c, were 80c; 16-qt., 70c, were $1.05. Water Pitchers, 1-qt., 35c, were 40c; 2-qt., 40c, were 50c; 3-qt., 50c, were 60c; 4-qt., 55c, were 75c. Covered Buckets, 1-qt., 22c, were 28c; 2-qt., 25c, were 32c; 3-qt., 30c, were 40c; 4-qt., 40c, were 50c. he Side Handle Covered Sauce Pots, 2-qt., 35c, were 50c; 314- at., 40c, were 55c; 5-qt., 50c, were 70c; 7-qt., 60c, were 80c; 8-qt., 70c, were 90c; 12-qt., 85c, were $1.15. Coffee Percolators in a handsome new model. 5-cup capacity nickel-plated or copper, with ebonized wood handles; regulating asbestos lamp, $5, usually $6. _ Nickel-plated or Copper Chafing Dishes; 3-pint pan and ebonized wood side handles, $5, usually $ Combination Milk Shaker, nickel-plated bras and loose cover; holds a tumbler full; 75c, Crumb Tray and Scraper, nickel-plated br: usually $1. Serving Tray, mahogany wood with brass side handles; size 25x15 $5.00, were $6.00. Polished Brass Umbrella Stands, 22 in. high, 834 in. diameter, with an 11 in. collar on top and bottom, $2.50, were $4.00. strainer top The 1912 Model Howe Rotary-Shuttle Sewing Machine at $32.00 A high class rotary-shuttle sewing machine at the usual cost of an old-style vibrating shuttle machine. The 1912 Howe Rotary is a lock-stitch machine with a drop-head that lifts automatically; cased in handsome cabinet of quartered oak; provided with all the usual attachments. It is guaranteed for five years. And best of all, for some people, the Wanamaker Partial Payment Plan is extended to cover this special machine—a small first payment of $2 followed by weekly payments of $1 each, giving the purchaser the use of the machine while it is being paid for. No extra charge for this accommodation—the price is $32 in either case. Basement, New Building JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Broadway, Fourth Av ighth to Tenth St. Bathroom Fittings It is important to know that all our nickel- plated pieces have a foundation of brass or copper that will not rust. Other kinds are not satisfactory. The prices are 25% to 50% less than usual. Combination Tooth Brush and Glass Holders, 40c, 50c, 65c. Soap Racks to fasten to wall, 35c, 50c, 60c, 75c. Robe Hooks, 20c, 30c. Tooth Brush Holders, 15c, 20c, 25c, 30, 35c. White Enamel Bathtub Seats, 75¢. Soiled Towel Baskets, nickel, $4.50. Nickel framed bevel glass Mirrors, 14x24, at $5.50. Towel Rods, 3-8 in. diameter—-15 in., 25c; 18 in., 30c; 20 in., 35¢; 40c; 30 in. 336 in., 58c. Towel Rods, 5-8 in. diameter—15 in., 50c; 18 in., 60c; 24 in., 70c; 30 in., 75c; 36 in., 85c; 42 in., $1.00. White Enamel Bathroom Stools, $1.25 and $1.75. Adjustable Shaving Mirror, for wall cr table; moist proof nickel frame, 7 in., $2.00. Toilet Paper Boxes in two styles, at 80c. Toilet Paper Rollers, 15c, 35c, 60c and 65¢. Towel Arms, 2 gs, 40c; 3 prongs, 60c. Tooth Brush, Glass and Soap Holder, $1.50, $1.65, $1.75. bere cP ame Shelf, tooth brush and glass holder, Combination Soap and Glass Holders, 50c, 60c and $1.10, Double Glass Holder, $1.00. Sponge Racks for bath tub, 75c and 85c. Tumbler Holders, 25c and 35c. Soap Dish to stand on basin, 45c. White Enamel and Oak Framed Mirrors, plate glass; size of glass, 10x14, 75c; 12x18, $1.15; 13x22, $1.65. White Enamel Oval and Obiong Mirrors, French plate glass; size of glass 14x20, $3.50. White Enamel Medicine Cabinets, French plate mirror in door and 2 adjustable glass shelves, $5.00; with 3 glass shelves, $6.50. ’ Oak Medicine Cabinets, French plate mirror, 2 wood shelves, Hair Dust Brushes, 25c, were 40c; round end, 50c, were 65c. Bristle Dust Brushes, round end, 75c, were $1.00. Floor Hair Brooms, gray bristle, 12-inch block, long handle; $1.00, were $1.35. Floor Hair Brooms, double hole in block to reverse handle end protected with felt, 12-inch, $1.10, were $1.25; 14- inch, $1.25, were $1.50. Floor Hair Broome, extra heavy tock, bristle, extra long reversible handle, 13-inch block, 3h, were $2.25. Furie Brush, for tufted furniture, pointed end, were 35¢, Dusters, turkey feathers, 12-inch, 40¢, were 50c; 14-inch 50c, were 70c; 16-inch feathers, 80c, were $1.35, 2,000 extra choice Chamois Skins, oi! dressed. Each skin is branded Wanamaker and guaranteed to remaineoft after washing in cither hot or cold water. 12 x 16, 2%e, were 30c; 13 x 16, 25c, were 35¢; 13 x 17, 30c, were 400; 13 x 18, 35¢, were 45c; 15 x 20, 40c, were SOc; 18 x 24 55c, were 65c; 19 x 25, 60c, were 75¢, Long-handled Tampico sanitary Brushes, 250, were 390, Double end Tampico Scrub Brushea, 18c, were 180, Trunks--Bags Heavy Canvas Covered Trunks, creased hard fibre binding, olive fibre center band, brassed trimmings and Excelsior Lock, two heavy leather straps. Cloth lined, deep tray with full covered lid and extra skeleton tray. 2 to 40 inch sizes, $7.50. Canvas Covered Steamer Trunks, hard vulcanized olive fibre binding, two closely tacked, hard-fibre center bands, narrow hard wood slats, heavy brassed trimmings, dowels and bolts, two heavy leather straps. Cloth lined and one tray. 32 to 40 inch sizes, $6.75. Oxford Bags, made on imported steel frame and leather lined, with three pockets; tan sole leather, from $9 for 16 inch to $11 for 20 inch; black walrus, 18 inch, $12. —— erg)