The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1911, Page 13

i es = LAWYER AVRUTIS HELD AS SWINDLER OF FREND' WIDOH Accused by Mrs. Anna New- man of the Grand Larceny of $10,000 Insurance Money. Aaron Avrutis, a lawyer, with office at No. 90 Broadway and residing at No. 668 East.One Hundred and Si: fourth street, was held for the Gran Jury to-day by Magistrate House. He is charged with gvand Bail was fixed at $2,500. Charges against Avrutis aye to be presented to the Ba Association. Avrutis went to court in response ¢ summons which had been Sesued ‘ev fal days ago at the request of Mr Anna Newman, a whtow, of No. 6 One Hundred and Sixteenth stree id Magistrate House then tha who Is forty-two years ob riend of her a's, n 1M, leaving 000 sUrance. Sie had Ay friendship, and on 8 ave him 4000 ¢ second mortgages. him the remaining $5,000 roeny who in ine tes ear age, 1d the $6.0 | | ? | he sentenced Mon g\ 1. Nagle and John K. MeLeo 4, [and ledge about’ Selkirk ) oad Bank, ba » tame thing hap-| tie $1,009 vy Pp ght she he: ate House, she in Avrutis, It didn't e toh t. after being put years her patience couse called the attention ant Dtstrict-Attorney | J.) W. Follette to the cage after he had issued the summons, and {t was on the latter's rot guilty to the areeny, sald that Mire. 3 n had jntrusted the money to him for investment, and that it was no fault of though it might reflect on his judgment, that (he investments had Bone: wro WORKS IN VACATION TIME, Magistrate Hous» s Down Five- Day OutIng. Two Magistrates sat in Harlem Court to-day—Butts, the regular incumbent, and House, who though scheduled to Dewin a five days’ vacation tis morr ing, devoted tie better t of the to disposing of er Of cm which had been bri before him. Magistrate Houre is of the most conscientious judges the Pollee Court Bench, collaps on @nd several times has from 0’ 4 Days Sale of quality raincoats. $7.50 Coat, $12.00 Coat, $15.00 Coat, Corner 18th St. her that he would try} | | -Raincoats For Men, Women and Children The largest raincoat makers in the world for the next four days reduce the price on their $2.25 $18.50 Coat, $10.50 $5.50 $22.00 Coat. $42.75 $8.50 $28.00 Coat $95.00 Children’s Waterproof Capes, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only SLASHED ELEVATOR MAN, Victim Rane Into 0 Crowd Given A young negro wom seventh street, man, a West Indian elev his lift In the butlding at N way, with a knife to-day a deep garil across his cheek. ‘The assault occurred as Newman was taking the elevator down, The girl got in at the ground figor and re: in until all the passengers were As soon as Newman could get is gaic open he fled Into t street, with the, young woman at his heels, A crowd) nd inflicted followed the pu to Crosby and} Broome streets, where a policeman stopped the Newman required tie services of an lance surgeon ind his lant wag locked up in the Mul- berry street station. He said he had never seen her before, but the girl clared that he had taken @ diamond rin. | from her and taat she cut him for re- venge PLEADS GUILTY OF KILLING. Martin McLoughlin, the youth who hot and killed Edward Cashman, a No. 44 West Ove Hundred fifth street At No. ne 24, pleaded gull aughter in the first degree. Loughiin killed Cashman bee: je chanffeur called hint a vile n idence ob: ' Delagi showed that Cas! the rei employed a MeLougulin was nd where the Kill- ntly taunted | has been in He will | cour less than a y WIN: 3, Man., Oct. keeper, respectively enue branch of thi een arrested, charged with embezzling $000 of the bank's funds, Both are members of prominent $1.65 212-214 GthAve, one door from You can get PLT Mina £ Co,te Abte e.ald Squa . 7 TEE BVENING WORLD, TUBSDAY, OCTOMER 324, Hane Ave Their Lav Prices. S ‘J -cadway, 34th to 38th St. | TO MACY CUSTOMERS it at Macy’s, so why pay more elsewhere ? Our stocks of Winter merchandise, both clothes and home furnishings, are more complete than ever before. For yourself, your family and your household we can furnish everything. Before you buy consider the following: We sell only merchandis: of reliable quality Macy’s, no matter how low a to be trash? bought at Macy’s could have elsewhere for a lower price? fect of any store if you so desired? B such as are illus- trated; also si ilar styles CORDUROY DRESSES IN DEMAND We Created the Fashion $15.74 is Macy’s _ price for this par- ticularly charming cor- duroy dress. It, is well worth all the $20.00 that the high- priced houses are charging for Dresses of same good quality mater- ial, Fastens down the front. Trimming of self material. Collar and cuffs of white corduroy, The waist is silk lined throughout, | Beroed Fiser, | Your choice of navy, green and black. BROADCLOTH SUITS $23.74 Fine quality, trimmed with mohair braid, skirt also trimmed. Comes in navy blue and black. eee ALL-WOOL rar rws CHALLIES 29c Weol Goods for the 'y French printed challie V ve have sold in large quan- ilies at 68c. A remarkable variety of styles grounds, with k grounds, BK ans, propriate for children’s ladies’ hor gowns, » ele, A limited quantity. FANCY JACQUARD SILK MOUSSELINES =’ GENERAL CLEAN-UP. Th dainty fabric is s in de. mand for ' is a large so: sirable colors, Many mince! laneo s styles. 15c TAILORED HATS Exceptional Values A group of hats} A group o! tailor- high class mate- ~ | rials,in newstvles, alone of which is veivet and silk. illustrated Worth $3.50, at similar. $5.00, at $2. of our marked $ 9 reduved for this ‘specia net and lace cuffs. WOMEN’S HAND BAGS $2.79, We Bough Fortune Do you remember ever having bought anything at price you paid, that turned out vf Quality for quality, our prices are lower than those of any other store in the city Do you remember ever finding out that something you been bought at the same time Our service is the most nearly per- in New York City Do you remcmber ever asking tohave any complaint ad- justed at Macy’s when every effort w ) you, even to the point of promptly refunding your money, not made to please ats, made of and lue irimme: 4.96, BLOUSES — y= ms THE FASHION =x ssn: To say that a thing is new is to say that it can be had at Macy's. Just as we were the first to introduce corduroy to America for skirts and suitings, so have we N $3.96 I!lustrated is one of th newest 0 models, in black, wistaria, navy and brown. It is most artistically trimmed, with pleated net and lace side frill, and with cr! buttons, Long set-in sleeve, finished with $6.50 SATIN STRIPED $4.96 CHIFFON, fined with y Point _d' Esprit Jabot collar, Comes in black, navy, biue and white, $4.96 $6.50 HEAVY NET, jinca t, with fine white MACY'S PRICE 'y all kinds of hand bags, including the n t ideas, prices ranging fr city prices: Your choice of fancy calf, long grain Morocco and genuine pigkir, Cerdeliere or double leather strap handles. Silk-lined and fitted with purse and vanity mirror. Handsome frames of metal, in silver and geld-plaied, plain or engraver, Violo , Lrowa, black, tan, green, gray, navy, laup’, ele. 1911. “MACY'S OWN” TROLLED by Macy’s is now in full swing. We manufacture more varieties of merchandise than an other store in New York. profit as well, VELVETEEN CORDUROYS 69c to $1.98 Per Yard Any woman wio desires to be in fashion for this Fall must pos- Sess a velveteen corduroy dress. Any woman with a keen sense of economy will naturally come to Macy's. because of t the are peculiarly fitted you unequalled values duwroys. — Retailers, d manufacturers, are buying Not only because of our strict} us in bolts. under-selling policy, which ap- They are paying the s plies to everything we sell, but, | vou pay. to | Weave SALE—27 in. SMALL CORD white, black, brown, navy, leather and taupe, 49¢ pe errrr err eer roe eer seaman WE CARRY ALL KINDS VELVETEEN CORDUROY The SWEATERSEASO FOR WOMEN FANCY WEAVES, three differ- ent styles; fine qualit: or high neck or sailor col turned back cuffs; deep patch pockets. Colors: white, Oxford, cardinal, or various combinations. | $4. 9G NARROW, ZIGZAG PATTERN; x= | 4 cellent quality all wool knitted worsted; V neck and patch pockets; fastened with pear! buttons. white, navy and cardinal. | $5. 94 HEAVY MANNISH MODEL, of all | = wool worsted with V neck or high neck, turn back cuffs and deep pockets. Colors: white, Oxford, tan, or combinations. $6.94 worsted. In white, finished with notch collar of knitted silk in pink, lavender or. light blue. $16, 74 IMPORTED COATS of all woo! | ©°S Worsted, full length, knitted in block pattern; long V neck and turn back cuffs; fastened with three large corded buttons. White only. PURE SILK SWEATER, a $15.74 Pure. § of attractive te, models in white, light $17.74 blue, pink and lavender, $1 96 IMPORTED EIDERDOWN CAPS; i soft, warm and becoming, with wide border tumed back from face and trimfhed with rosette. Colors: white and white with light Jue. $2 49 IMPORTED KNIT AUTO HOODS; - fit close to head, baby cap; FOR MEN $3.74 V ne ished. Colors: light gray, navy and red. Sizes 34 to 46. weight in same, $3.49. $2.97 ioned necks and hand-made holes; Colors: Sizes 34 to 43. the popular heathag mixture. 4 to 40, ders find sleeves; light but »lors: black, white to 40, $7,744 best quality Ancor ‘dwith a popular rough fin ther mixture, Sizes 36 to IMPORTED SCOTCH $8.94 COAT; $16.74 sleeves. Full assortr (bitty FOR BOYS Sweaters prevent colds for t and trouble for his mother. Boys who wear Swe: i sports. Absolutely ssary after Yashion, and fasten with double | trenuous Play. and eminently desir+ back. {with green, pink, brown | {2° [OF Beneral wear, or kin, silk; facing turned Back | $1 39 HEAVY WEIGHT COAT SWEAT- from fac: 194.99 ER with Vieck or autocollars; $2. 96 SOFT. FUZZY MATERIAL; i1-| ad ported caps; finished with! braid and tassel around crown. This | is one of the greatest favorites abroad. Can be worn several diffe ent ways. old blue and FOR MISSES & CHILDREN HANDSOME, FANCY WEAVE; a | $3.74 compination of the strai small rev -with notch colla itch pockets with button-over lap buttons; plain or trimmings trasting colors. Colors:navy red. Sizes26to¥. Specialy 1 98 AUTO-NECKED SWE Ly COATS with two pocket: | worsted yarn; specially suita | outdoor ‘sports; also V neck with three pockets (one an watch pocket), value. “ond tureback cut made innew nwhite, Oxfordand cardinal. Sold) mixtures; V neck or high tu by others for $5.50. Second Floor, collar; plain gray, navy or red | 20to34, FOR INFANTS BOOTEES; hand crocheted, 49. DRAWER LEGGINS; Knitted in fan stitch; with and without feet, 94 | $3.96 COAT MADE Full fa hand finished, in new he ture, High turnover cc Brown, olive and plair $1.59 ee ‘ iy : H +! elsewhere $5.40, | Reeuna pee swatch ataraliy ne v ‘hn i eve’ eae on the saving our lain stitch with ribt is’ KEY the regular sha cf brown altorg, ‘ s a ge ¥S' HOCKEY CaP | rma 464) Un 99,94 [LIBRARY TABLES “or » collar and fiaished with || ¢f$. ¢ aay Mine bs ee cet 7 but_224 Was. Now Was Now Was New aypocket. ; ing color, All worsted; inche ; 2S “T8907 4$8.24 10,89$8.24 11.89 $9. 44c BA ANTS Toast special value 49c H agen 4 Was Now Was Now Was Now white ground with pi - SWIiCHES, 12.2410.24 12.34 10.67 14.24 11.89 . Gc INFANTS Toauis,,' | BOYS’ GLACE GLoves fittce |!) POMPADOURS, Meee Petidinlcned whet Heil i opal ob LIC Wa es TRANSFORMATIONS Now * ket stitche BORE? First quality only, a complete line $5.67 n grays and browns Now Was Now the price is about $4.00 IW THE MAR Where found in other houses, per yard, Our special price-——$2.97. The Regular Macy Saving. LINOLEUM SALE. tists Viret An immense purchase of exce | qualities of figured linoleums in eae meaning NO REMNANTS. 4 Yards Wide. The most de. rable ¢ ind terns, AXMINSTER Sreat Sale | | CARPETS Continues | yard 39c: Instead of | 65¢. to 75c. Our Sale F 89c The sale of MERCHANDISE MANUFACTURED and CON- When you buy merchandise manufactured by Macy’s, you are saving not only the middleman’s profit, but the manufacturer's our enterprise demand, in $2. 49 MEDIUM WEIGHT WOOL WOR- ° ** STED; high neck; finely fins RACKED BORDER SWEATER COAT in medium weight ; fash- ey, navy and white. leavy weights, $3.96 $4.96 AUSTRALIAN WoRSTED CoAT + 29 SWEATER fashioned and fins ished in the best possible manner, Colors: Oxford, white, navy, red and $ 4QFINE GAUGED WORSTED COAT * 8° SWEATER; full fashioned shoul- nd Oxford. + with and without any of the popular colorings. finished with two pockets and pearl /grayor rst mavyy tan, gray or red; sizes 20 to 34, Special fh EXTRA HEAVY WE. T $2.97 EXTRA | EIGHT coat THE FINEST BOYS' SWEATER PPORTUKITY tely—You May Share the Benefit Broadway, 34th tn 36th S ee orale Square, GEM Brondwor, 2then Sens. | Y 5 DISTINCTION & 7, DIFFERENCE A man brought in his son, and said, “Show me the dif- ference between your young men's suits and others.” We showed him, first, the small size in men’s suits, which almost everywhere else is ex- ploited as a young man’s suit. It fitted the frame. Then we brought out the genuine young man’s suit with its graceful waist lines, its close shaping over the shoulders and around the chest, and its young-looking pattern scheme; that suit did more than fit the frame,— it befitted the individual. “How is it?” wondered the man. Simply this: Our suits for young men are constructed by young men’s tailors who would not know how to make men’s suits, any more than the de- signer of men’s suits can know how to cut for young men. These are the days of spe- cializing, and this is the store that specializes. We strike the distinction be- tween broad men, narrow men, big men, small men, men—and Incidgntally, we strike the ete oi ny of these points indivi i strong claim on consideration, eae All in conjunction establish a formidable ins ducement to buy your young men’s suits at the att vith foaturea ther, ur lowest-in-the-City-Regular-Macy-Savin ices are: -78, $14.75, $18.50, $19.78 and $0475 get our blue serge suits are guaranteed. If you have had any trouble with blue serge suits, you know what that means. ENGLISH MODEL TOPCOAT: i choice of raglan or plain shalt: TOS ee. ee These are made of’ imported and domestic tweeds and homespuns, and, being sold here at $19.75, $24.78 and $27.50, afford you a saving of about 1597 i high-grade houses. {ea compared’ with i HAIR GOODS; SPECIAL SALE OF SWITCHES y in we give cor- even it of prices young men. white, price down to the Heavy button- Sizes warm, ist 46, WAIST- HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMI By Registered Optometrists Without Charge at the DEPARTMENT. MACY — OPTICAL Skilled workmen grind the Lenses on the premises. are needed If Glasses ike Them at One-third Less lores charge. a aks. wine ane GUARANTEED NICKEL WATCHES The ment in Floor | hi of con+ Macy's peice $1.49 There are 300 of these watches. alue, ATER of all Plain polished epen-face cases, le for of engine-turned nickel; stem nodel wind and set. Guaranteed American movement. (PirstFieer PARLOR AND In LIBRARY TABLES “*. REDUCED Qatw. Our furniture reputation is built on the reliability of the furniture, this ak $9.89 his Switch is our regular {t is first quality 24-in. inest natural wavy hair; ar shades of brown, from entral European peasants, ity houses hande this id charge more than double our regular During this special sale, $4,94 brow rove Sizes d Price Switches, $9.89 up to $24.89, rs, $2.97 to $12.89. 1s, $7.89 to $19.89. ties,in gray, up to $39.89. $6.34 $16.89 $14.74 ! Also a large assortment in | Solid Mahogany. seris Finer ALL-ROUND POMPADOURS, ity, in regular shades of | OUR RESTAURANT JTHE LARGEST = Arretsne IMPORTE , von, JOINING HALL IN) Reb GUARD CHAINS “"""" 98 c 60 in. long, in various THE GITY styles of thin fancy links. Macy's Restaurant is ur + morg These guard chains are made in KET. Foot] ilent full lass restaurants in the fact that . selected foods, cooked with all the $ skill that European chefs can bring to t p ha 1 bear, are served at prices certainly no he style the high higher than those ensrged <Isewhere lore } and platinum chains. for mere “meals.” Our principles for mounted me ine thyst, arls th four to six ‘orna- , and set with colored g coral, turguoise, ame- lapiz, rubies, emeralds and Floor. salety of cooking utensils, so import- int a feature of our House Furnic‘ting Department—-where never a “second” is tolerat: are matched only by the care exercised in rejecting all but purest and best foods HIGH-GRADE The continued growth of our Grocery de- partment is due to many advantages in gen- GROCERIES eral, and to two causes in particular, One is the high grade of the groceries ive sell, the other ia the low prices we charge~ lwo elements which are inierdependent, but which ir conjunction give us a unique position in New York City. Having our own factory means that all foodstuffs are put up under personal diregtion. Sanaa