The evening world. Newspaper, October 31, 1911, Page 6

in thelr room at noon. ken her health with .. elahteen years r she took great nursed him for # SOBS AND PRAYS OVER DOLL | ROCHESTER BARREL Nov |. Gee unaea ster caren i" ; Waseee STATION HOUSE) WAS A BLACK HANDER. |. 0" sr anes vom ae)" the killed herself with gas IMRINS SAYS | ronx, ARNEGIE TST gS Against Banke hose Defense Is That No- ‘body Was Wronged. ; } co ga © upon Wien Dinteict- Ate | Whitman expects to of “William th the theft Ineteenth Ward Bank's trust ith the Carnegie Trust Company, Was epinpleted before the jury and June avis in the Supreme Court to-day, ment was taken until to-mor- hen Lawyer Max 1D. Steuer will defense. ytain the J. Curpains, his assistants, Teading from minutes the ) institutions with which the Gnancier was connected. and his friends are extreme- it that he will be able to show ‘pee no word of, the trust] Unitentified Man Hurled men Feet! fF disposing of the $140,000 ax ey, outlining the proposed flared that he Was prepared jthat Cummins actually kept | and spirit of the agree- that while the system of 4g vogue at the Carnegie fol re had not been aaa Dressed Man, Taken Off Coast: | Police Say Man Who Was Beheaded | Hor husband, adele, who ta prt of $140,00 from | ii) » | Rallroud ould be, he, nevertheless, | jeoncern on many. occasions fact, did not wrong any person bf any, money, Cold AE RBOROUGH PAYS } . $1,500,000 IN TAXES, + Company Settles in Time to Escape the Interest Charges. d checks aggregating $41,50: paid to Receiver of ‘Taxe: q to-day by the Interborough Transit Company for real es- rey special franchise taxes. The wh ts at present at the top gt, of tax-paying corporations. “eh York Cen- close ‘This is the for. the. payment of. this | Ye } taxes, without interest. “Receiver Ebstein closed his night there had been paid jen the sum of $49,819,407.43, me from the various bor- follows a $32,451,054.27; — Brong, G51, aa Brooklyn, $10,843. 397,291.56; Richmond, gi0s,- yer, Wibatein antictpates that by iness to-night fully Mion dollars more will have ned into him for taxes, Se DIDATES. AT. CLUB. of Boro jh Parties Park Invite peak. ‘ough Park Civic Club of No. | § street, Brooklyn, is con- Liner, Sent to Bellevue, Sus- pected of Insanity. Amusement at the antics of an in- wane man were changed to sympathy in the Ninth Precinct police station thts |. swerful man knélt on the floor efore | Liewt. Hation 1 tend a large flaxe jo made from iit Ty | he nabbed. 4 ‘the man had. been tnkell to the ata: lon house by suggested | fa like preparing a chia ing | avenue, Sunnyside, surance policies made out in the ames of children showed that he is @ man with @ family. Angambulance was summoned from Rellevue and until it acrived the man continued to kneel over the doll, plac- ing bits of string and trinkets at ite head and feet ie KILLED BY A TRAIN ON THIRD EFFORT TO DIE. Near the Hicksville, L. Station. 1 man, apparentiy about to-day | near aixty years of by a Long Island Ra the Hicksville, L. it yt Y w himself before ne third and suc sulclde. moving car coxsful effo} ‘Phe man first walked o ley ling and tried to x car. The motorman stopped the car just in time, the Long Island Rallroad tracks and threw himself before a westbound train. | ‘The engineer saw the man and eto sa his train Immediately a eantbound | inchés «ray halr and blue eyes. His clothing was good, There no papers oF cards In hia pockets by which identifica. tion could 4 r" | on post at Bowery and Delancey stret, was knocked down and painfully tn- jured this afternoon by Fourth avenue Reon from Gor pa up his hurts © went home in a taxicab) The car did not stop after striking Knittel, but he got ite number, and policemen are looking for the mo- James Duffy, five months ‘and béaating up to the last day that be had never been iit, David: Elnbinder ed, A mudgenty osday Russia, and was sirongeet_ man io, Home Treatment for i Tuberculosis Contumptive, pationte need no longer either the fate that formerly ov work in behalf of the resi-| at clubhouse explain thelr &nd_ reasons why they seek lie M following candidates of the Re- Party will address a meeting | P clubhouse to-night: — Charles Devoy, Edward 'T. bh Charles iM Co T, H. Roberts, W. W. bert H. Bosse, Forest 8. of Borough Park are Invited Samuel Kheel will preside, 1 mas Sulctd of Miles Ford of Wheeling, Body Here. VB... Whio shot himself Oct. 24 aboard | no' Mexico, was brought here Havana on the steamer Sar by bis wife, Mr, Ford ulcide In his capi as ih it to sail from Havana for . He was in bad health and nt- ‘The body will & Toes in Wheeling. Sie ined f. might 0 a for’ ‘booklet rite | to Eekman adai- POSTAL REQUEST BRINGS. ouR REPRESENTATI 1 St uble Kiferty AMPS single Stamps Therealter Until 1 0’ Clock Pisces Furniture 3198 Re- Upholstered Se .tmtenald Vari Malt. mat is the ireatest ry Tien On it afterncon when a well dressed, | y\in a wagon to the gully where it was | Y viction and sentence of two ¢ SX months in Auburn prison on Nov made | 165 pounds, had! Served a Term for Extortion | Probably Slain for Revenge. | ROCHEHSTER, N. Y, Oct, t1—The county authorities working on the | “barrel orime’’ expect to make an ar rest within a few hours. The vietim has been Identified as Francesco Man- zelia, a Black Hand member and an ex- convict, The police theory I* that the nurder was committed in Rochester, | the body packed In the barrel and taken | HIRSCH SAMPLE SHOES| For Men and Women Being the largest distributors of sample shoes in the United States, we buy the best factories in the country—AND ONLY THE BEST! Women’s Shoes Men’s Shoes Reaulary sl sold fom $4 to $8) (Regular iy. gold row $3 to $7) $3.00 to $4.50 $2.00 ‘to $4.25 L. M. Hirsch Sample Shoe Co. 404-406 Sixth Ave., Bet. 24th and 25th Sts., New York found. The motive for the erime, they think, wes revenge. | On June 16, 148, Francesco Manzella made an attempt to extort money from Antonio de wo of Wheatland, | | whieh culn in his arrest, with twa comp: 8 and subsequent con years and | of the same year. leased from Auburn turned to Rochester, Jin the public market, seen allve Baturday, WOMEN BEAT A CONSTABLE. | He BOOED 3 I 9 A ERICH IRC CR Yonkers siheyneneyes Lends At- F = LA GRECQUE CORSETS | tack W In for Licenne| Have the fashionable low cut top and long | Nine i * Mangella was re- | last May and re- selling vegetables | where he was last shapely hip lines, fully encasing the thigh, that are indispensable for to-day's smart gowns, $3.50 to $25.00 VAN ORDEN CORSET CO. 45 West 34th Street (Upatairs—take Elevator) SEH Ht a 0k EH HHH 0° hey would have killed him and th him untit he w sad to foot, ax torn from H cI arrival of the 1 * * a pe 30 eae ae 3 a He FOILS RAROO EOC TIOGE INC ea tei ane Cte ater se ae sea ae ae bee ae + to the trole| in front of al ‘Then the man walked back to | OPPENHEIM, GCLLINSx G Extraordinary Sale of Black Velvet Coats FOR WOMEN AND’ MISSES Models copied from late Parisian importations. Fine quality satin and broadcloth linings in pastel shades; large sailor and fancy collars; revers and cuffs to match. Regular value $40.00 25.00 On Sale Wednesday, Nov. 1st. OPPENHEIM, CLLINS x G 34th Street Will Place on Sale Wednesday, Nov. Ist, | a Remarkable Purchase of 400 dozen Women's Silk Hose 1.15. Unquestionably a most important Hosiery Event. Qualities of very best pure thread silk, with and without lisle soles. Black only. Actual values $2.50 and $2.95 pair YOUR CHOICE OF ANY OF THESE S ARTICLES WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF A\neanteen TS | COMPLETELY Fur KISH FO “aah 59 ro"500: 2174 - 3 AVE ««; WEED vy OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK Ang advertisement. SIXTH AVENUE 22"4-ano 23°¢STS.., A STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE a Even the great twelve-page Sunday advertisement which we prepared for’ our opening could not hold the multitudes of values which months of careful pur’chas- ing have made ready for you, and we give here as extra specials for Wednesday an assortment of exceptional offerings which we could not-find room for in our open- quoted on Sunday holds good all this week. StylishFall Suits of a _In these stylish and pretty suits there are four distinct ‘ models to select from—one exactly as here pictuted—embody- ing the best of the new stylc ideas and adhering’strictly tothe desirable. Cut on straight, modish lines, the long shawl revers trimmed with braid forming a spade collar in the # back. This is inlaid with satin and edged with wide bands of 4’. velvet. Back of coat is trimmed with braid and buttons, em- pire effect, and closes with large ornament. These are ‘eztras,” remember, for, besides them, every price Skirt is a four- 5 | piece model, panel back and front, with a-girdie top. Each of these modele ie lined throughout with excellent | ak soft satin and the colors are BROWN, NAVY, COR: NATION, CADET and BLACK. Sizes for misses and small_women, also 34 to 42 bust. Real $17.50 and values, for. $11.75 Smart Dress of Corduroy Certainly Corduroy is the most wanted as well as probably the scarcest material in the market to-day. Fortunately we* were able to procure a number of very smart corduroy dresses, . and to show our co-operative spirit and a desire to place the results of our good purchases at the disposal of all, we have marked these dresses at this very’ low price. P The quality is fine and silky and the model is good style. Empire skirt with a wide lap on the right side of back, the whole dress buttons at the left side of the front (see illustra- tion). It is made with a round sailor collar of black satin edged with contrasting shades of satin, inset sleeves with cuffs to match. Colors are Navy,Brown, Coronation, Emerald Green and Black. Sizes -14, 16, 18 and 34 to 42 bust, $15.00 values, for. Silk Taffeta Ribbon ‘534 inches wide; extra quality; all the popular colors as well as. black and white. Real ane per yd. 17 values, at, per yard c German Silver Ba —7-inch frame, fancy oxidized design; fane fringe bottom; long link chain; y, Shae." $495 Silverwear Specials —Jewel Case, silk lined; silver- ated engraved tops in many beautiful de- signs. Real $2.50 values; $1 39 your choice of patterns for af Slipper Pin Cushions. Velvet top; Han plated; large 29c Sterling silver de- colors. Real 50c posit; all colors; 6 inches high; lovely i Real ma ase jue for i Peae Beads. Imported; 15 inches aduated pearls; gold- Real 50c biack ae 46-inch All Silk Liberty Fg Street and evening shades. Real 75c values for....... color, Real #1: 10” vai ‘eal values for. 88c ; win.” Imported ‘Swiee Bro- cades. Real 98 wien -65c es cones de Chine. Plain oes sitet and _ evening Ss as black andivory. Real $1. ‘00 58. Thousat of yards of Finest Silks. Real 50c and 58c Dress conuee'™ rges. ues, blacks, reds: browns. Real $1 values for, per yd. 52-inch Imported Broadcloths. Street and evening shades as well as tank Rea th val” ae shrunl ea! - 36-inch Pein and Fancy Dress Goods, Real 38¢ and 5éc values for, per yard Large Trimmin Buttons >“ iy will LOA le all tions of colors. “Real tras Age 75c to $1.25 each, for, each Ic Long Kid. Gloves— twelve-button black kid flac’, soft pliable skins and dependa! Real $1.95 value for Cashmere Gloves in black. 2- clasp pageners Real He, 19¢ value for . ’ ‘in dark Pebiing (runrantose, Lining | : colors. splendid 50c vetue ‘Men's’ Moc 29 |Dressy Chiffon — jistinct_ mod- Blouses q'syctrmednith an elaborate design yete silk braid Coa chain em lery; ¢ and sleeve of beney fs fish net ot finiahed with fold of gold Another made ovr eyelet fish net, trimmed with imitation Irish and contrasting shades of chiffon; collar and cuffs trimmed to match. And still another made over fish net, front and shoulders fers heavily braided with sou collar and under sleeves of Val. lace messaline. All three sl inset kimono sleeves. Our very fia. $4.95 special Chiffon Cloth Veils | ‘ ent —The largest and best veil yet at Kes- ner’s price, These are in all the lead- ing soars including black and white. 36x77: tained hemstitched cuts es. mbevideey Flounc- ing {ike this opportunity to antici quirements—S t 11, Embroidery Flouncings, Beautiful new dress flouncings, 1912 designs. Cut from ce, as many yards as you want. ths from 9 inches to 18 inches. Values 18c to 39c a yard. + 55 MacrameLaceBands | ‘Van Dyke Edges and All-overs in white and ecru. A large assortment of beautiful patterns and_ widths, from 4 inches to 16 inches. Here isan excellent opportunity for dressmak- ers or those preparing for on tripeabroed, Real $2.25 to $4.25 a yard ml 60 values for, per yard. . y—Platt Val. and Cluny Lacepcint' de Paris face Bands and Edges, many of which are in matched sets. Widths from 4 to 6 inches, in white and ecru, 10c to 19¢ values at, per yard. Silk f Lambeegquips— Full etty . Cc with deep ea Ng Real S1 egocings, | f values at, each.... Embroidered Cushion Slips of good quality crash; in red, freen, » Do brown and tan; at, each. . Lace Scarfs and Shams in vl pretty ag pe at, ig 9 Crash stamped; at, ys ole Stamped Huck Towels, PRA Nainsook Corset Cevers, Stam| Linen Centre Pieces, including embroidery cotton and needles; embroidery 3 each, at..... Hair Goods Specials Switches measuring 24 inches long of the finest. natural. wavy human hair; sold regularly for $2.45 $4.50, This sale only... . Sale to-morrow in our Paris Beauty Parlor. Switches made of the finest natural wavy hair; sold paiatly for $2.50. This sale only . re 66, 1-ON THE SPEEDWAY OF VALUE-GIVING. OFF! Like the motorist who has the speed fever tingling through his veins, Kesner seems to me to be wider the throttle of liberal policy every eat in only emphasizes the fact<that they had something worth talking about to preliminary advertising.’ back up their Ty Hosiery Specials— Women’s Black Silk Boot bose, lisle garter top, reinforced heel and toe. Slightly imperfect, eae: able. Real worth Lig Wore: 's Pure Thread Silk Hose, full fashioned double ee fut spliced heels; cen alk per pair. . fot 5 in black and $1.00 value for, Women’sUnderwear —Famous “Mentor” Brand at less an half price. White and natu- ay ‘8’ and Girls’ Cotton beeen, Suits, gray ecru; drop me all sizes, Real 50c value | Undergarment vatues Petticoats of black lustre finish, Deep tailored flounces; also deep accord ion pleated floun 15¢' Flannelette Gowns in pink and blue stripes; two desirable m« | high neck and coll (Bln white filling © Real $1.25 valucs, each for. Baby Comforters, { tary down and covered floral effects of good ¢ Real $2.00 value each..... Blankets for large size beds, soft, downy finish, with white silk. bind: ings; in| pink and. blue — border Rea 0 . values at, —for full size beds. ‘the de new centre medailion effec they are very cle woven; free from starch, These spreads were bought by us to be retviled at $1.25. Onsale at. each $1.00 . Toilet Preparations preparations ‘ed for to-morrow Cold Creams, regular 50c value, at 34c Nail Enamel, “regular 25 value, a 15. Nail Tint, regular 25c value, 15c Brillantines, regular SOc 34 value, at Manicuring, Hairdressing, S joing given the best of B our professional experts as follows: at..