The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1911, Page 15

threw herself ugon the madman and a nsued. & furious atrumaie SEEK MISSING ‘PATIENT. | During the t rWoMaN Young Virginian Disappears From got a good face and Irat | recognized her brother, George Kratser. Whose escape from the Central Islip In- sane Asyluin had becn reported Monday. “George, George," she screamed, Isaac Litchenstein, of Norfolk, Va, dls- “don't you know us?” appeared from a sanitarium Butler, ‘The sister's appeal had no effect on N. J., Friday afternoon, The country- the frengied Kratzer, who renewed his| side has since been searched for traces ‘4 AT TACKS MOTHER attack on the two women with doubled | of him. y 1 vioience. He threw his mother to the) The young man suffered from nervous | i —ee floor and choked her into semiconcious- | breakdown, due to overwork, and he) Iness, and when finally dragged away by Was gent last May to the insiltution George Kratzer, Who Fled|'* sister turned on her, tearing her and was reported to be improving. On nightgown from her back an@ beating Friday he was ESCAPED MADMAN (Recommended by the Gold dof scouring and New Jersey Sanitariam, piece of silver in a geparave tin by me known to-day that Isaac nm jr, son of Mr, and Mrs. spoonful of Gold Dust wa: | until che water gets to boil the silver out, wipe each toft linen cloth and _ po chamois skin, Silver that i f From Central Islip, Climbs MADMAN ‘PSLLED ay aA siow fecal tot amen Swen WANTS WORK WONDERS Fire Escape to Flat. FROM POLICEMAN’S CLUB. : La | Policeman O'Donnell of the Stagg! street station heard the wom 4 forced hi inte FELLED BY POLICEMAN. |found Mra, Kratzer ina faint on the floor and the younger woman till hold- | ing her maniac brother who was trying to get her throat in his grip. | ‘As O'Donnell entered the madman | Becomes Violent in Court, but , ° D Is Subdued and Is Sent th his club and felled i the head. Ot! polic ov | to Asylum. rived. A physician was called to 2 treat the two women. Kratzer! was taken to the Stagg street station. man quickly re- red from O'Donnell's blow and be- o violent again, He was quieted long enough to be taken to the Manhatta Avenue Court before Magistrate Nau- mer, There he suddenly went into a frenzy and It took five ‘policemen cev- eral minutes to subdue him and bind him with ropes. The madman fas com- mitted to Kings County Hospital pending his transfer back to the Central Islip Asylum. Kratzer has ben an inmate of asylums for twelve years. This is not his grat escape, In 190, after having been nine years in the Kt { Dawn was just breaking when aged ‘ Mrs. Margaret Kratzer awakened with @ start to-day in her flat at No, 68 \ Morgan avenue, Willlamsburg, to see & man’s head and shoulders leaning over the sill of the window that opens! upon, the rear fire-escape. Even in that! @im light Mrs, Kratzer could make out! @ face so distorted and wild that the spectacle froze her outcries in her| throat. The man's Ips were drawn| back in a hideous snarl, his features worked convulsively and beneath his battered hat his wild eyes gleamed and rolled. As the man leaped into the room} Mrs. Kratzer found voice to shriek for her daughter, Jennie, in the next room, {| ‘The daughter, a middle-aged woman, 2,500P ie or Whe ted Te” DDO Another big shipment has been received that will fill every want—and such splendid values, too! The variety is most complete; the shapes and lasts are the newest; materials only those in de: mand NOW, Gun Metal Calf—button, kid and cloth Patent Leather—Blucher, kid top, Genuine Tan Russia Calf—button. Genuine Tan Russia Calf—Blucher. Regular and extra high cut patterns ; and Spanish heels; medium short fact, the newest fea Long Island, Kratzer es not caught for a week. His recapture followed his assault on a policeman in Williamsburg In which he nearly killed After that he was sent to . The authorities @ not know how he made his escape from that asylum last Monda: fushed in and found the ferocious ine truder grappled with Mrs, Kratger, try- ing to reach her throat. The daughter Stern i Brothers Early Fall Importations of Women’s Gloves Are now being shown in a variety of leathers and desirable lengths for Street, Reception and Evening wear at attractive prices, Mocha, Cape, Doeskin and Chamois, from one to sixteen button lengths; Alexandre, Lupin, Babbette, Glace and Suede Kid, in two clasp and button; eight, twelve and sixteen button length, plain and embroidered, in black, white and street shades. To-morrow, a Specially Prepared Sale of REAL KID GLOVES, three pearl buttons, tilet embroidery, in cream and mode, at $1.00 1.75 Heretofore $2.50 Pair Heretofore $1.50 Pair OOOO REAL KID GLOVES, twelve button length, ! Women’s Neckwear in black and white, | Novelties recently imported are now exhibited in many new effects, At this price you will find what is undoubtedly the linery tables, Made of Mess and trimmings that fairly defy description. many stores are advertising at $5.00. Imi effects. A full range of colors and and enthusi shopping for this excellent value. An intensely Prices extremely low. Opportunities for to-morrow: VENICE SHADOW, ORIENTAL AND IMITATION DUCH ALL-OVERS—1 wide; regularly to $3.50, yd WHITE AND ECRU SHADOW, VENICE AND MAC \DIN' to 9 in, wide; regularly 39¢, to $2.75, yd. METAL BANDINGS—in bright and dull tones; 2 to 6 inches wide; regularly 39. to $2.98, yd Full assortment of cc CLOTH—0 in Unusual Economies in Silks The prices we name speak well in their own beh COLORED PEAU DE CYGNE—all pure silk; 20 in. wide; street an ning shades; a long wearing fabric; soft finish; regularly at man. « \ including Hand Embroidered, Lace and Lace Trimmed Side autumn colorings; much used for underdrape for marquisettes or i Frills, Jabots, Revers, Coat Collars in Eton, lor, Shawl, grenadine. Yard ...... t | Slaudine and Hood shapes, also in Sets h Cuffs. A Cholce Selection of Scarfs In Black and White Spanish and Chantilly Laces, Chiffon and Crepe de Chine, in solid and ombre colorings, and in Floral and Embroidered effects. To-morrow, Unusual Values in and ever-wearing fabri BLACK VELVET AND SATIN HAND BAGS-—fitted with pur let with long silk cord handles. SEAL AND WALRUS GRAIL k REAL IRISH LACE COLLARS, Stocks, $1.35, 1.65, 1.95 Women’s Silk Petticoats, 2.98 | Eton, 2.50, 3.25, 3.85 Of flowered taffeta, in wistaria, navy, green, gray, Copenha Sailor and Round, at 4.95 pretty shaded effects, with deep sectional flounce, accordion plaited. Coat Sets with cuffs and shawl shaped collar, also Yokes, “ 6.50 PORTED EN RAINE: ECD MEOE INCH ALL WOOL TWILLED BAC Ip AB EINE CEO URED: with a rich, lustrous finish; colors and blac ————————OOOOO 54-INCH WIDE WALE DIAGONALS—colors and black | BROADCLOTH— } | } 52-INCH ALL WOOL STORM SERC olors and black. New Models of Women’s House Dresses, 69¢ Classique Corsets Of percale, in dalnty stripes and checks, with Dutch neck; front with ] of Tricot, Silk, Broche, Batiste and Coutil, made exclu- PCE sively for them by leading Paris corsetiers. Autumn Ribbons: _Two Specials | Thesé models are adapted to all figures and, being distin- TAFFETA RIBBON—7! guished by long, graceful lines, they give the low bust Of good quality blanket navy, red, cadet and lave figured desi is; collar bound with satin, finished girdle eiderdown, in_plain colors, in a variety of col new millinery shades. \. BANNOCKBURN T larly 35c. yd.. LL WOOL CHEVIOTS, Patent Leather—button, kid and cloth top. ures shown this fa Trimmed Tailored Hats, $3.48 esting collection of Smart Suit Hats that has ever graced our mil- ine and Silk Velvet in a range of colors §! These are the Hats so ion Velour Dress shapes—blocked in scores of different and becoming neem Pol in the close-titting Inasmuch as Velour Hats are all the rage this Fall, we predict early ‘Special Showing of Fall Laces interesting and eminently satisfying collection of all that is correct and smart for the season now at hand. No matter what your lace requirements may be you will find them here, and at 59c to 2.98 25c to 2.25 w... 25¢ to 1.69 CK AND WHITE CHIFFON 79, yd PRINT WARP MESSALINE OR TAFFETA—pure silk; one yard wide; all thef!| 1.497) $2.25 Women’s Hand Bags, i. 0 : Also another pretty style of | A Sole, Quick Way to Clean Silver | Daat Twine) rubbing each Iver after each meal, put the itself; cover with lukewarm water, to which a table- shing powder has been added. Set the pan on therange , ing point; lift piece with a lish with a 3 seldom used Waking about the! should be wrapped in Canton flannel a top, high arch vamps, In i most inter- 5c alt. deve . 59¢ inch frame, two-piece fitting, all leather lined in black and the leadin; n and other $1.25 & $1.50 Fall Dress Goods %6c| Women’s Bath Robes, 2.49 material, in nder; pretty and sl 1 with rope ean EEN Ceee Ee 69 & 79c Dress Goods, 49c WEEDS, 44- 42-IN, ALL a! and straight hip effects desirable for this season’s MOIRE RIBBON—5!4 WOOL STORM SERG ‘ ywnin: a large assortment of colors, black} black. TARTAN PLAIDS- i gowning. and white. Regularly 25 17c did. astortment, Also ROM Prices range from $7.30 to35.00 «YF ING! | {SECOND FLOOR NEW_BUILDING. $1.08 Popular Books, 44c¢ These books have never before been sold at less than oa 08 “The Mungy Heart," by David Graham Calling of Dan Mathews," vy Harold | iver Ho by Rex Beach, ————— iq Infants’ Outfitting Departments Exceptionally large assortments of Long Cloaks, Colored and White | Short Coats, Bonnets, Hats, Caps, Dresses, Pillow Cases, Afghans, Hampers, Bassinets, Wardrobes, Sleeping Baskets, Toilet Sets and Rubber Bath’ Tubs, To-morrow, a Special Offering of Corduroy Afghans, " Bel). Weis “The 9} HDI OPENS AN ie | j in white and colors; silk ined, at ’ ACCOUNT j Children’s Corduroy Coats, Hontls 53.99 EDI he i in navy and brown also white washable, p Down Ad $50. ] | sizes 6 months to 5 years, at 3.75\\ 5.00 un | ‘omplete Outfits, ‘ | } Coniais Cr consisting of 30 pleces, at 15.00 eH ie’ Complete Outfits, 300. 5 eh consisting of 40 pieces, at 35.00) 4 APARTMENTS FURNISHED Value 3 to 500,00 With Every Pui SECOND FLOOR, Weet 23d and 22d Streets NEW BUILDING. ee! OMBUS AVE BET 103° 810 ee ee ree PIAA I nial D0 pate «3 pee ‘ST SUBWAY STA Bie BLOCK AWAY se se 1ST Hoyt Street Subway Station AIsT_HO USE Direct En- Futon ST. Cor, trance Brivce St. B’KLYN, toStore. ThursdayBargains An Extraordinary Sale of WOMEN’S TAILORED SUITS An ‘An Opportunity That Will Not Occur Again Until the End of the Season 22.50 Tailored Suits at 12.75 Tailored Suits in the new|Fancy Trimmed Model erge and] Suits, made of the finest fabrics; or fancy OF fancy) splendidly tailored; all 45. 15 new Paris design: e values $45.00. Double-Faced Polo & Motor Coats Polo or Motor Coats of double-faced! Fancy Shaw! Coats, plain colors or cloth, plain color on one side, 7.78 nit’ of fine Wooten shan on other value with fringed e ; full "45. 75 length; value $25.00. $15.00 fancy weaves, 1m imported broadclot lined \ Serge & Messaline Dresses biker ed new model, in ; trimMed with self goods 10.7 Messaline Serge Dresses, fancy trimmed; have black only in contrasting, colors; smart collar of genuine baby 7: 15 Irish lace; v $15.00 value $17.50. , New Fall Lingerie Waists two striking points about these exquisite g- First, the wonderful v; Cheredy also the great varieties of styl tically an unlimited choice of mod very unusual at so low a price... Subway Basement Specials $20 Tailored Suits at $8.50 Exactly 100 in the Lot—All Sizes Made of wide wale serge, in na ' 8. 50 satin lined; trimmed with far facing.... New Tailored Suits, $6 75 AM al Lhd edo l 1) 4 HE AA Serges and mixtures; values $15.00, Full Length Coats, $3.97 Value $10.00, Full Length Couts, $5.75 Fancy trimmed; value $12.59. y blue only; guaranteed pile frogs and satin Street Subway Station Direct Fuxron Sr. Com Entrance Bmi0GeE St: B’KLVM, to Store Fall Opening Millinery Department THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST, Distinctive ‘‘Martin” Millinery, Stylish and Smart, Moderately Priced. Beautiful Parts Dress Hats and Adaptations and Origi- nal designs by our own capable artists. Smart Nobby Tatlored Hats at astonishingly low prices. All the new shapes, ostrich plumes, feather fancts, ribe bons, etc., in the latest colors and designs, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— BROOKLYN, —Neatest Little Gem inF FOR SALE. | BUSINESS PROPERTY ‘TO Ler. A SEVEN-STORY NEW LAW LOFT BUILDING | 208100, ail light id will ‘alter to "MAX D. GREENBERG, Agen' Tel. Lenox 6112-6118, 1400 Loxingion ar. 170 /LWSv COK, MAIDEN LANES DIAMONDS ON CREDIT EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS 6 Maiden Lane, ‘Te DIAMONDS ON cRevie WATCHES af Siaiden Cane PIANOS AND ORGANS, WATEUS FR. Apriaht Bo & Hamlin Organ CONS Court $2 monthiy, Brooklyn READERS OF THE WORLD joing out of town for @ vaca here deve Arguod, Maahaitan Taand. foot W,_ 42d Bie may have The World sont £0, 2.00; lecturer sboard Tel O46) Grom | Ht vo them, and widress changed a» - ften a desired, STEAMBOATS. ing World, 120 per wee Patten Line pale? Uishiends, eabright, Long Branch, Asbury | nk World, Ge per wi NC] World, $e per Sunday Boud pour “yeuitiance wo the Castive | 83th st, 6 on Hy hy \ he ; : Belt sido". M. |}65e Men's « Untaundered Shirts fs) REARN FOURTEENTH STREET West of Fifth Avenue Dressmakers’ Sale—Only 3 Days More Specials Heretofore Announced in SILKS, DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, LININGS,. WASH DRESS FABRICS, TRIMMINGS, LACES, NOTIONS, NECKWEAR, SHEARS, ETC., Hold Good To-morrow! REMEMBER—ONLY THREE DAYS MORE OF THIS SALE! Women’s Stylish Fall Suits SMARTLY TAILORED—HIGH GRADE FABRICS Materials and workmanship Our large sees 1 take 1 it aS while for manufacturers to meet our requirements... .Poliey of Ma profits accounts for the diferense be our prices wna \ prevailing hasta for equal quality, cut and oebrrs re SUITS are 15.98 Sonn | 19.98 arr 22.98 worth $2500 At these offer Serges, Diagonals, Cheviots and {i thane ouleen wa ofr Reet, lteotmba sweetly prieed aa bt hey meet aeery Boh eaee 2 y mn taste ‘in a eee and ' i vet sett: ta andestin al ars ive Taney touch te the other fal le etenataly” tal tailored and finis! . See them—one glance will show thelr superiority. "Women’s New Long Uttlity Coats of Shetland, imported Diagonals, English, Scotch and domestic mixtures heavy stuff o, straight and seamless backs, semi-fitted, modified Empire other models- ree and small collars and cuffe—simulated hoods—cireular under deep pointed collars—art buttons add attractiveness....Unlined, tirely lined— ‘waa 7.98 to 24. oe Solo cont‘of cream Sbetla A beautiful Palo coat of cream hetland i only 16.98, 4 Embroidered Initial College Blankets Sheets and Pillow Cases In Swiss or Irish stitchery on excellent In bas Colors wi muslin—full size, with Old English Name, Pennant or Emblem tos ited hematitching—daintily very thing for wedding gtftas pane Cases 46x36 in. finished. ai in box— regular 9 aC ah Pillow 7 Case § Sev — eet Bix inch, al one pai cases 46x36 inch—-regular $2. Ba..3.40 CRIB SETS. Cross, Fordham, Yale, vard, Vessnr, Bra Mewr—meay others, 3.95....4,65 49) Artistic as well as warm...... Freshen ee want them as Slumber Robes for aay Beil a comfy nap or biting nights... .““Grads” 82x27 in. elsewhere $1.98....... 1.67! love them for memories, -———_—_-—-* Autumn Milinery TRIMMED, UNTRIMMED AND PARTLY TRI@’D ‘he “Hood,” ualled for "Tween Season use, is newest am Fall hate— she “viable, cami. draped becoming, requires Jittle or no. trimming.-.-OL brush Felt, it isaiettly mt ened. velourelt velvet, HA Anish felt or beave “3 als, entire velvet, velvet and silk, and all silk in other shapes, but terri Stamall, requiring little if any hair padding... Black, white and all new season gcg 179 © 7,50 | Women’s Tailored Hats 1.98 to 7.50) Misses’ and Girls” Hats Dress Hats Up to 40.00| How-to New models every day. Trimmed . | New Bed: Spreads Comfortables and Pillows Clean, fresh stock,... Spreads of snowy whiteness; Comfortables prettier than ever; Pillows up to standards—Prices afford splendid savings. NEW FALL COMFORTABLES— Silk, Satin, Silkoline, Sateen— latest designs and patterns— cotton or wool-filled, also down FEATHER PILLOWS— led crib, single and full sizes. PU RE DOWN PILLOWS— Best German Ene. Ua red 2 Extra heavy, re ‘Comfortables, sat ersian Lops, ‘Tui size; worth §: blue and wi French Sateen Comtortables— figured or plain backs: 1.98 Imported pure wh isin. be mate scroll stitehing, floral patterns— Down-filled Cor length) —bor a covers, plain worth $6.50 » Comfortables, sateen backs, Boniergds taub's wool filed BED SPREA %4 size Spreads-—no di hemmed or fringed— ror a, 0-9 7D Full size Spreads—extra heayy— hemmed fringed ang and cut-out corners—wort soeel 49 Silk Top Comfortables, matched | borderr-—plain sateen ba . | down filled~-worth $11.00... .++.+ 8.98 val lee Q extra hear rochet=— | Sik Comfortables, matched borders Pe eeulsréa ae" 3.60 | scroll stitching--down Bilec Extra large— Marseilles raleed worth $20.00 14-98] centres and all-over patterns: Satin Comfortables, Down filled— worth $4.69 wT ilk ox before seaming Satin finished or Marseilles worth $30.00 4-98] Crib spreads Wool filled Hemmed— regular 08 cts nize betore on Fringed—fegular $1.19 ano Finest French Witton Rags 9x12 ft., elsewhere as high as $55.00 / \ 39 75 Choicest patterns and colorings (eae . MORNING SPECIALS—"""ix: Py a | To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders. seaming, Wo $8.98 Women’s Black ¢ ‘oate UrHOUSTERY uh ®t $2.19 Babies’ Sii"* we Pio Kt. © ae Silk Pongees— st wiie MUSLIN ENDERWEA SECOND ron m al 29¢ Women's Who. Vests tua dot cou oF Oe TOWELS MAIS. FLOoIt For and. full lar bed <b KINGS Bast 42 it week and band open back | 100 Mi Pure Trish linen! shia WU WNIT OS NAT NY HLGoR, MEANDKERCH LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS! LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS! ‘Clock Sigtés. Denote Morning Specials . A isinensitnesite must come up to our standard on ell garments. ..¢ Columbia, New York University, jo Princeton, Hi ad Sad sein ieinshmaetle |