The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1911, Page 7

FORGER TAHANNY. TRAPPED ABROAD, IS HERE IN IRONS International Criminal Tried to| Fool Scotland Yard by Put- ting on Stoker’s Jumpers. THEN MADE A MISTAKE; Started for London First-Class | and Detectives Caught Him on the Way. When the White Star liner Adriatic @rcived to-day about the first person to come down the gangplank was Det Lieutenant Barney Flood of District torney Whitman's office. Flood brought, back with him Henry Tahanny, alias Herman Anton, a wer of international | Teputation and reputed to be one of the pcesaful man’ leas paper now operat Tahanny ators of worth: « ht back on the charge of h ied a check on the Bank of Dunora, Pa., at the Bank of | Europe, New York, for $1.80. He tempted to cash three others, two for $1,500 and one for $1,000. Tahanny is origin Hungary. He University of Vienna, languages, is a gle of the world cashing the for $1.9 he was tr to Mont He returned to New York and sailed in the first week of September on the Olympte. Information that he Olym oft! Yards in he landed PUTS ON STOKER'S FOOL BRITISH DETECTIVES. When the ship arrived at Che and y! in escay Madigan who had before lan into the Jumper and then made t from Ruda Pest of the » trotter and am s aboard the t- Attorney's JUMPER TO s dd Yards, him, Just stole a stoker's his face. He acquaintance of aw to take acoud of thi to go he passed walling tor tion was re y Was wanted t charges and that he wo dited when America was through w him. Flood, who best dresser torney's office, many of the latest sty with which he expects to d. is sald to be about the York. “I showed a roadway Scotland Yard boys know what to make of it,-so Thad to buy some Engilsh cloties,” he said. Died tn Police Hea: NEWARK, N. J., 0 Titus, fort |NEW YORK GIRL WHO LEFT $750,000 TO MISS E-C- WOERSHOFFER PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2 to the will of Miss Woerishoffer of New According Hmma Carola Kk, the $750,000 t to Bryn Mawr ege Isa tree t, without terms o n, to be used as the president and trustecs see fit This announcement was received with we quthorities yes- waiting official notl- uest, and who were what disposal will ey, ae it wae exe ation of the b unable at first to sa be made of the m pected it would ent ditions, or that t ld apecity t should be : MILLIONAIRE sv WIDOW WINS CONTEST OF WILL. Isaac Funk, the n, Who was a clerk in of the Corrugated of which the seventy- Ito hildren, and tt t si of the will that for 282 Washington stveet, vis ranch in Pasaden a year marriage Washington i firo that de Milford last night in the ruins t seized with a convulsion in Poiic quarters Schreiber & Co. 11 West 34th St. ioWali, 280 Tailored Suits English serge and fancy mixtures, black ) and colors, trimmed, Women’s and Regular Price: plain tailored or Misses’ sizes. S up to Will Close Out Saturday 110 Polo & Double faced and fancy Motor Coats mixture coats | in attractive, prevailing styles; all sizes. (13. 50 Regular Prices $29.00 and $25.00, pectal con- | faney 1} 19. 50 THE EVENING WORLD, We are holding a special sale of White Polar Fox Sets Prices, which follow, are exceedingly low. $10, $15 and $25 Per Set Natural Gray Fox Sets, two skins; large pil- 16. 50 low muff and snake scarf with head and tail. $ Black Fox Sets, large pillow muff and shaw! 25.00 collar with head, three tails and six paws. $i Beaver Scts, large styl muff; Russian shawl with twosilk ornaments 25,000 Fresh Chrysanthemums and American Beauties Saturday at 5c & 10c Each | These Chrysanthemums and American Beauties are of al! the leading varieties. They are 3 to 4 feet long and in any exclusive florist’s in town | would cost $3 to $5 per dozen. A wonderful opp >rtunity. Roses & Carnations, 10c, 20c & 35c doz. All the leading varieties and colors, including the - illarney rose; | the exclusive florist's price is 35¢ to $1.00 per dozen. lish Vio- arly sold Large Lavender Orchids, regularly 20,000 Sweet Double | sell at 75¢ and $1.00 each; at the| lets, 50 in a bunch: gons ond our owns witiowors free to nny part of ree Delivery~}\.° iroutor New York when de Have You Visited Our Gieenhouses on the Roof? Come To-Morrow (Saturday) They are the handsomest of their kind in the country. As a special inducement for you to visit our green- houses to-morrow, Saturday, on anything in our $50,000 stock of | palms, rubbers, ferns, boxwoods and ivy, we will offer 25% off the marked prices and these marked prices are at least one-third to one-half less than any exclusive florist intown. models, This offer holds good only to those who present this cou- pon in our greenhouses to-morrow, Saturday. Extra Attraction Sele every $1.00 purchase Nn imitation cut glass dis! lily bulbs and pebbles, valued et We will call for and fill your fern dishes free i Men’s $1.00 Fall Shirts at 78c | Three desirable styles to choose from; plain negligee. plaited borom Lg | colored stiff bosom. Patterns are neat stripes on light and medium grounds. H All are coat models with attached cuffs. | Extraordinary values at | haye 6 for $4.50. or more, we will {ferns are purchased here. Sizes 14 to 17. 78c each; or you may Our Regular $1.50 5] 00 “Custom Finish” Shirt, 4° Bloomingdale make “Custom Finish’ s, coat style, plaited; others with ed stiff Losom, attached cuff, 20 Fall patterns, all very desirable: to 18. 3 for 50¢ and 7c Silk and Knitted Neckties, 35c C $1.00 nd 75¢ Silk and Jeon and crocket knit, also silk four-in-hands, exceptionally good value, we are known for them, $8¢ each; $ for $1.00. | Men’s All - Woo! Coat Sweaters $1.95 nished with pockets 4 gray pearl buttons; all sizes J4 to 46, in plain gray. of, Hoth St, Sectton, 1,200 Mex Knitted 1 Men’s Collars, 4 dozen for ‘Equal ia qual style € well know brands; 25 Men's Suspend- ers, 3 pairs 50c, each pair 19c Good elastic web, de- tachable leather ends. : Blooming/iates’, Main FX Last Day! Your Last Chance to | | Join the Walters Piano Club Club closes to-morrow, Saturday evening. Don't put it off. $500 Walters Puritan Concert Grand Upright Piano Outfit for $250 $5 Down and $1 a Week Any One Can Join the Club by Paying $5, and the Piano Will Be Delivered to Your Home at Onc=. No extras at all to pay—$250, including cabinet, chair and cover; that's all. for - shape “Built to Last a Lifetime.” “Built to | L FREE ies iro Other Walters Seay in This Great Sal Walters 907 Walters $152 Walters $57! re 650 List Style Hud on $° Lat Style B.. $198 ae s 60) Lat Siyle Lexington § ers ‘000 1 ist Baby Grand ss See how easy it is to o $1,060 List Walters 88-Note | © Master-Tone Player é rit Piano Outfit "$3 9 3 2 Finest &8-note sleaseriiens made with twelve rolls of music, cabinet bench and cover. §10 down; $2 week Impoviant ry Exchange Your Old Piano {,, ;" , We will take your old p balance at $1 per we half barrel shape $29.00 Lexington to 3d Ave. 9 gm Ga WB, SUITS “= OCOAT The Season’s Greatest Sale for Men Af There is a big variety of mod Young men can buy all they need pay is ten dollars. sacks; Overcoats in regulation and convertible collars. Suits and Overcoats «514.95 Suits in all the smart English and regulation with all the earmarks of dash. these suits the empodiment of their ideal. Con- | Servative men will find these garments all they could desire. The Overcoats are in many high-grade models, | including the new English raglans, with the wide lapels, belt in back, etc.; convertible collar and reg- ulation coats, in an abundance of materials that look and wear good... .. All these garments are made, cut and finished to perfection. Men's Derby and Soft Hats The season’s newest mode's in all the jatest shades; sizes to fit all. . $7, 44 Best values you ever saw at... . Bloomtngdates', Mark on the sole and their genuineness is guar- Remember—Club Closes To-morrow Evening Style | Mr.H. Hailey says: rf r Grace Comfort || Felt Ready-to-Wear Sailors A 3-Hour Sale From 9 to 12 o’Clock $1.50 Values to go at.. This is an extraordinary inducsment to early shoppers. Saturday. here in black and all the wanted colors, and will be on sale between 9 and 12 o’e ock only 01 main And These All-Day Millinery Specials bd “ r, Millinery Section. 250 Beautifully Trimmed Hats, rt \ Season's Popular Styles, worth to $7.50, Saturday at. . Our cases are over- crowded with trimmed hats, and we must re- duce our stocks quickly. Therefore this big bar- blacks and allcolors in a splendid variety of new and pretty styles. 2nd floor, Millinery Salon, to-morrow, all special V $ fk Veet Sal 5,05 & *2. "9 __ Savings i in Medicine etc. Genuine Pillsyraade | Mereol by 8 mine OGe | alt oe. 15C | vale ‘apyans,large size, S26) 0 wr. aon rure 1 fest od Liv roa ussite” 506 | Young Men, To-Morrow, Saturday, at: In this sale we offer suits and overcoats that are made of high grade materials in style 1s —clothes for the flashy dresser and clothes for the conser ts and Overcoats with all the dash and go they i Serges, worsteds and cheviots predominate. The Suits are in three-button Sizes for men and young men: men. « $19.95 turned-up cuffs, and Young men will find same garments. and the fabr only kind you'll find here. rienced tailors command. every inch of tailoring. up-to-minute dressers like. 514.95 Sizes for young men and men not all builds. Men’s Tuxedo and Full Dress Suits Main Floor. Boys’ $4 to $8 Suits and Overcoats wire, At $2.95 and $4.95 to 17 yrs. The clothes in this sale are just the styles the boys like to wear because they are smart and well cut. Just the garments parents lil:> to buy because they are high grade and pleasingly priced. _Note the details:— At $2.95 We Offer At $4.95 We Offer Boys’ Double-Breasted Suits in sizes 8 to 16 Boys’ Double-Breasted Suits, knickerbocker years; knickerbocker trousers..........$2.95 trousers, some have two pairs; blue serge, Boys’ Russian and Sailor Suits in sizes 214 fancy cheviot and worsted, Derby and Norfolk to 10 years; splendid values at $2.95 models; sizes 8 to 17 years, at. $4.95 Boys’ Button- to-Neck Overcoats, sizes 2!4 Boys’ Russian and Sailor Suits, serge and to 17 years; can't be beat at. 2.98 cheviot; all colors; in sizes 2!4 to 10 years, $4.95 All these suits and coats are made of all-wool Boys’ Button-to-Neck Overcoats of all-wool materials, in styles that are smart and of chinchilla in blue and gray; lined with red materials that will wear. Boys will like the flannel; emblem on sleeves; also fancy cheviots; | styles, parents will like the prices—and you to 10 years, at. . . $4.95 t beat that conse Ra) price * Overcoats, button-to-neck, in all - $2.95 colors; sizes 8 to 17 years, at $4.95 Hicotmingdalee', Boys’ Clothing Department, Second Floor, Stu St. Section, Messaline Blouses: Like Illustration, at $2.98 New messaline blouses, showing large side rever; collar, yoke and frill of tucked net. Contrasting color silk piping. Come in black, navy, brown and coronation; in a c very special Saturday sale at $2.98. Another pretty model of heavy qual- ity messaline, silk braid front and Lad you collar and cuffs of figured net. Colors black, navy, brown and gray; special at..... $2.98 Hioominugdaies’ at $2.19 & $2.49 The Newest Fall 1911 samples, inc'uding short also the conservative atyles and slightly shoes made by Rice & Hutchins (‘All ) and other high grad> manufacturers. NOTE-—-Every pair bears the makers’ Trade anteed by Bloomingdale Bros, second Floor, 2A Vloor, Lexington ay, Section, Women’s “Hobble” Specs $3.50 | S.Sai $3.98 The newest styles for th these 16 and 18 high but women and colle model teat 50c The hate are fit and Russia Calf, sa Metal Calf, dull top; skin, dull top; Viei Kid top. All very special with cloth $3.50 & $3.98 Rattontiarang ed | jun Metal, Pi 2 and Tan Ri 33. | The hets are in Girls’ Eatra High or Shoes, Gun Metal, Vici Ka Calf or Patent Leather; priced ac- ton cording to size $2.45, $1.98 ee bid ue i} 69 s a Sular Boys 3.50 Hox Catt, Gun > ad Patent € or bluch: | Fresh Micteiciecin Spec: als Extra special values this All meats an! poultry guarante Legs of Lamb, . Two of th urda ito You one tobe id urday all mein floor Store, at ood and tender chen and “Wick Millinery iin i Pork. =) c absolutely pure; fwewnd ’’ 49¢ A line of new styles at interesting prices of $19.95 to $29.95, a!so full dress shirts and neckwear. \ eeesneesesesesennsintineeeenesinansensanesstieeesn $1.95 $2.99 ain : BLOOMINGDALES'’, Lex. to 3d Ave., 58th to 60th py panratakeN rE Suits and Overcoats This is as fine a line of clothes as yon ever saw. Some shops asl: you to pay $25 and $30 for the The new styles you have admired we know will wear right are the The Suits are in the new Engtinh and conser- vative models, made with all the care that expe- Style and value in ‘The Overcoats are in many models—raglans, convertibles, and in fact all the new effects that We want you to see thisline. It’s $79, 95 one of the best in town at ; | Boys’and Girls’ ‘Na fureShane ‘Shoes | ) our’ Fresh Meat Department,