The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1911, Page 9

‘\ i ‘| | a OT CEE PASSAIC “TERROR” x oters nest] NIE W JERSEY ‘TERROR’ munticity that| WHO BOASTS OF HIS | his prosecution. Ma for the fellow who was chasing girls | to admit they have would get out of sight.” ack bee of the publicity that] Slicker’ after a vain search| would res | A T TACKS ON GIRLS. by the me about through Miss don't know why T sp R ersten, the pretty seventeen: | Silberstein women,” | World n Evening | T just could | 1 to make and grab them, 1 | year-old daughter of Jac | of No, 280 Madison street, Passate. On | Monday night Miss Silberstein and her mother were at the Passaic Theatr er = | nen king women for more next to Miss Silberstein was I have Kled at least . During the performance he act- never tried lo tally the strange and attracted tho girl's at- | tention. After they left the theatre Slicker. followed them, Within hale a | block of thelr home he sprang upon the girl and tore at her dress, Mrs. Siiber- k= numbe TELLS HOW HE TRAILED HIS | VICTIMS ON STREETS. Sticker, Trapped by Last Vic- ) Slicker is frail and small, weighing! stein screamed, and the two gave im, Tells in Jail of His | | rd fight. He fled, and the women e Jail of His about 120 pounds. Many his victims era hard fg i CUO aL |were vig women, and he says he got| | complained to the police. Detective-Ser- || |#ome severe nas from several of | Beant Turner set out to look for the | Many Exploits. ilant. At the Erie station he found jthem. Yet . passed tha | Blicker, who answered the women's de- | _- he did not follow and « } | seription, i} (Special to The Fr ne ! After being Identified by Miss Silber- PATERSON " ried T used to wateh for stein and her mother, Slicker admitted | omy about hy RPNSTF | iWentieh ante ab Ure rath | jthat he had made, the atted that | oud of his where, worl a | had caused a year of terror, = ‘s ; nT saw a gt trate Costello held him for the Grand | far a yea emule suited my faney, 1 would follow her Jury without bail on three charges. Papulation with nore of to a dark street T would rush “NEVER BEAT THEM,” HIS attacks wpon yo Jupon her, T don't pry strong, but | H Albert ‘ker, Tam, 1 would put arm around a! BOAST OF GENTLE TREATMENT. pee 4 Rite neck ina stra hold and trip | Phe only thing that seems to worry | ee yeu ft jher with my foot. Most of them fought I slicker is the feelings of his parents, | attacks have worried th andy nard and seratched my face. live at No, 29 Jefferson street, Pas: | Teara come into his narrow eyes Gons them, but he smiled as made every girl and woman in hepitate to venture out afte ssale | When this dark with | fo; ened 1 would lay low | wwhile, for I was afraid the police out an exvort. would cate me qn nunt of the he told of ‘iin method of attack and the | A dozen victims ker's attacks] scratches. I knew all the detectives number of his victims, i are known yffered to afd!and policemen, and when any looked “But I treated them all gently,” said Extraordinary Sale of | WOMEN'S | FUR COATS' °89.75 | For St | Fur Coats That Were Made to Retail at $125, $150, $185, | ° 33 Years AG, The Woman Who Wants to Glove Herself Smartly : Ant Correctly Will Certainly Not Miss This Avnnual Sale of Fine French Kid Gloves At the Simpson Crawford Store. We Also Include Large Shipments of Italian,German, English and American Gloves, All of Which We Offer at One-Fourth toOne-Third Less Than the Prices Regularly Asked for Such Qualities. HE mere announcement of this sale, which begins to-morrow morning, is always sufficient to crowd our Glove Sections on the Main Floor with appreciative customers. It is widely recognized as one of the most important special Glove sales of the year, for it brings to the attention of a discriminating public thousands of pairs of gloves of high quality, in blacks, whites and the best and the most desirable shades of the season. 7 Main Floor. It is Customary Each Year at This Time for the Simpson Crawford Store to Take All Their New French Gloves and Place Them on Sale at the Prices That You Would Pay if You Bought Them Personally in the Shops of Paris There are about 25,000 pairs of Gloves in this sale—the hest and most stylish Gloves that the world’s foremost Glove makers can produce. Not alone are there French Gloves, but Gloves made fi alian, German, English and Aw n skins. Notwithstanding the enormous quantity, we advise prompt The sale presents an admirable opportunity for you to pureh: Gloves for Christmas, anniversary or other gift giving. Very brief details follow:— Women’s Clasp Glace Real Kid lack, white % 2.00 value at 1.65 2-Clasp Glace Real Kid Gloves. Lave white # wad tans #105 value at. DLS Women's 2-Clasp Glace Real Kid | New York Furrier. | We mention but a few of the | many splendid garments : CF Third Floor, Nearseal Coats with sailor collars Blended Squirrel Coats with border Caracul Coats square collars € 1 Coats with fox callars Caracu! Coats with skunk collars Russian Moire Pony Coats Marmot Coats trimmed with raccoon French Seal Coats 15 Pony Coats, trimmed with various fine furs, and coats in such highly de- sirable pelts as m Seal, French Seal, Seal Dyed, Natural Pony, Russian Moire Pony, Caracul, Brook Min! trimmed with ural eee Skunk Dyed Raccoon, ustraliai ons tnd blck Fore" 989.75 FUR COATS Russian Moire Pony Coat... Caracul Coats... Marmot C\ Women's White Glace Gloves. Frenc inbskin, utton length mousquetaire. * 1 59 = __—_—_, Extra Special—Just reecived 100 dozen finest Glace Gloves, (Italian skins), white, 16 but- ton length. 83.00 ¢ 1 75 value at jonren's White Glace Real Kid value at. Women's White Glace French 8 Tength, 92,00 OF] 39 ‘able Coney Coats. - i t : © 16 butt length mousquetaire Gloves. black, white and tan, wate cee Coat. Glov $3.50 val- + Regular $1.50 value $ White Glace Real Kid Pony Coats ue 2.50 eat. 1.00 length mous- al Pony Coats, $3.00 value at ‘2.00 's 2-Clasp French Lamb- i white, black c and tan, #1.25 value at. . 89- Women's White Glace French Lambskin Gloves, 16 button length mousquetaire. — # 1 (89 $3.00 value at “Women's White Giace “French Lambskin, 6 button length Biar- Fitz Gloves. $1.35 val- 95c ue at Women's $1.50 I m ~ Women's German Mena 91.50 9 Worien 6: 509 Cham- ted Cape- Glace Gloves Sape # ois Lisle 2- Fain Gloves, 89c #-clasp. . 59c Gloves 1.00 Clasp Gloves 25c¢ ————— ey | eee a: Women's French Chamois Gloves, na- tural & yellow; #1,35 value; at 79 SINTRON | AW TORD Co Women's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery Raccoon x Sets. . Hudson Seal Mole Set...... Blue Wolf Sets sien a Ne Rn ERE aS PEE ee le ae aa tain A Fifth Avenue Specialty Importer’s Stock of Handsome Paris Model Tunics and Robes Women's 8 Button Length Glace Gloves; $1.25 98- Women's Elbow Length Silk Gloves, black and 59- whi SIXTH AVEAUNS PORDMOsT S10KE ee, 49¢ At Less Than 50c on the Dollar Right at the height of the greatest tunic season in years we are enabled, through a most unexpected special purchase, to offer the most beautiful effects and styles at less than half price! Beaded Tunics, Lace Tunics and Robes In the Most Heautilul Designs Imaginable. Women's — Full Thread Silk Hosiery lisle soles and lisle Black and tan Women's Imported Silk Lisle Hos- Fashioned Cur th spliced heels, rter welt top. Heals tansapeel aces et elas [his _wreat sale started Just Monday, and, despite the heavy rain, brought enthusi- heavy garter welt top. Black, white | | MrOnS tomlar any hear lo Make It an occasion o| unprecedented success, The hew and tan. Regularly 50c. r_you rich creations that _were imported for will readily see do not cover import cost. tF Main Floor. Robes anc Tunics, imported to sell at $10 Robes and Tunics, imported to sell at $25 assortments sale that go ¢ to-morrow Oo the mostexctusive New ) ork trade at prices you '35¢ Men's Fine Quality Silk Hat Hose, seamless lisle hee! ne for $1.00; pair f i to $13.50, to $37.50, re KE $4.50 & $7.50 x2°"* $12.50 & $18.00 Children's Heavy kbbed Tlonon | Handsome Poris Spangled Robes, richly em- y beade chi tunics and robes; real full fashioned double linen soley | | broidered Lace ‘Tunies, beautiful Plauen : ery and fring chenille borders; French extra splici Black only at, pair gat the knees Regularly a5, hes, silk embroidered Net Robes, including ; onable colors, black and white. SIMPSON CRAWE jill tt i nnn warnmacon pgour Big Sale of Untrimmed Hats eect Has Certainly Proved the Sensation of the Town. ROWDs of rapidly. codertul: values! nd white customers filled the Main Floor Millinery Sections yesterday—all buying ea again to-day. Everybody ecuthusiastic, body saying: » continues to-merrow and the balance of the week. &F Main Floor, Included in Great Abundance Are the Finest Full Napped Beavers, Black Velvets, Felt and Velvet Combined Hats in the Smartest Shapes and Best Qualities NONE BETTER. Just stich Hats as smartest dressers of Metropolis will be wearing all winter, The Fingat Fur Felt Soft Hate With black felt underbrimy; in white, | | ight blue, pink and dark color upper brims, with black | underbrims, at ....... RAIN RIOT INT Tink ConA ear $1.48 | The Finest Napped Beavers, in The Newest and Cleverest Black | | Come by all means to-morrow. << PE ae ET BY NAHAN FRANKO'S ORCHESTRA, RESTAURANT DAILY. Slicker. “I never bea screamed T let fo t ate as T coul Among the Most ‘rading Stamina. Ask for them. nornings until 12, DEGELMAN CO. 2148-2150 Third Ave. BETWEEN 117TH ST. and 118TH ST. DEGELMAN MILLINERY +E just hed nen whom $I « Hudson, Hamond stre © was struck rently with a club a by the or ed that he used the also admits having attac Geagon, daughter of George n, an official of th gt Shakes. | a divine rough-house e puts it In t shapes we may Timely “Advice | : ot bs 4 ral and was found unconsctor MARR, | weete wee Med hat in Jennie Smith oo! tenction ~ Greater New A Protection Against Bronchitis | and Pneumonia Into a pitcher put a tabl butter, one-quarter I of No, 227 Pautise York. The illustration to the left is one of 500, no two alike, that will go in stock to-morrow. attacked | with a par. | Sticker sald day she was too much for him, that ft All his strength went for nothing when| sugar, an ounce of fresh, whole al \ Special Sale Millinery Supplies a ed him, and a pint of Duffy's pure malt whis \Ir Wegular @ | Let it stand for half an h oat, i un one-half pint boiling wat y Veslys’’ Spe- $ Him and on'y! stand again for a short while, and at ; rving stir well and add the Value $15.00 100 FAEE one orange and one lemon. glass. per of Detroit his drink yields y tablespoonful wholesome, appetizing and | | strengthening, especially for fever and Hats Trimmed Free! pO We are manufacturers sell- ing direct to you, eliminating all middlemen’s profits, thus guaranteeing triple values. but T did not w getting me, fer [kn ht until a year ago, when Ne would Arrest | Prompt ward off many a serious and oftimes fatalattack of bro: tisand pneumoni 1k. | a8 well as irritating coughs and colds. It I# expe sanity wil! be set up Kives no evidence of In ql hoastful manner he assumes when ta ing of the attacks. i YY i Some of the Many Ccats that Will Be on Sale To-morrow at 19.75 Another Big Surprise Has Been Prepared for To-Morrow by the Simpson Crawford Store This Time It’s 1000 Handsome New Winter Coatsfor Women 5] Q 3 Included Are 224 High-Grade Sample Coats. If purchased in the Regular Way in Any of nd AtaVery Popular Price . . Large Stores in Town You Would Have to Pay $25, $29.75, $32.50, $34.75, $37.50 or More. HIS is more than merely a sale of Women’s Coats; it is an expe just the coats you want, just at the right time, but at a price muc remarkable style show of Coats; a wonderful assemblage of up-to-the itself enthusiastically to every woman who wants a new Coat—and sin history of coat making, what woman doesn’t? In Coming to Simpson Crawford's To-Morrow for a Coat You Are Not Only Buying at an Extraordinarily Low Price, but Choosing from a Style Range Un- equalled Elsewhere in New York--and That Is Worth Something, Isn't it? ion. One of those timely events that give you less than you would expect to pay. Itisa inute Coats-—just what will commend his is the biggest coat season in the 224 of these Coats came from a promi ent manufacturer in the vicinity of Broadway and 24th Street who, eager to do more business with the Simpson Crawford Store, was willing to make price concession on these Sample Coats that we can sell them at $19.75. such a &F Vhird Floor Coats for Every Day and for Every Occasion; Coats for Knockabout Wear, such as the Polo and Reversible Styles; Coats for Travellers, for Autoing; Warm, Comfortable Coats; Black Coats of Broadcloths, etc., for Dress-up Purposes. ‘These Coats will be on sale promptly at 8.30 to-morrow morning. shaped collar—round, square, shawl, storm and novelty effects. Every new Many have Women's large revers and new shaped cuffs; many have prodigious pockets. The Beautiful Black Coats are prettily trimmed with velvet braid, silk frogs, ete., and Stunning Afternoon t& richly lined with guaranteed satin. New Winter EveningDresses Every material approved of by fashion 1s representea, Tailored Suits Excellent broadcloth, cheviot, zibeline, double - faced and two-toned fabrics, chinchillas, Scotch and English mixtures, seal plush and caracul cloth, Also Coats with collars #3538} of various fine furs. Velvet Hand Bags The smartest and newest ides in the fashionable world At Simpson Crawford’s you will find one of the most attractive assortments in New York. > Main Flow One Handsome Style Just Arrived from Paris is made up with & beautiful sitver frame design, the front being all studded with of silks, satins, crepe meteors, etc. Made to sell a to ce clalat $14.75 A remarkable variety of the high class foreign styles; newest ma- 825 erials and colors, a New Pearl Necklaces Never were Pearls so much in fashionable demand as now--and never was a store so well equipped to meet the needs of smart people. Note these extraordinary values: C7 Main Bisor, «f beautiful Fine Lustrous Pearl Necklaces, made » brown, navy and other colors, and Velvet Medium and Large ng from the small modish shapes to rit H ne large pic- Sh: hese Hats are nade on ita!" $2,98 8 $3.48 yas wee td une Zire 4 eK, The Finest Pure White Napped either with a narrow or wide gros | | € a r Beavers, in sinall, medinn and lat binding. or, if you prefer it,a French | | ‘hse 1 oa $3.98 $4.75 | iis,” $2.95 & $3.98 || a Nea a A ——ASLMDOON CRAWFORD CO, SATE Why WTH TO wit 87, NEW YORK cin —————— 1 filled solid heads. Inside it is lined with black satin with velvet purse to 0 eckia watch; Extra long silk cord hurdle, “One of the Latest gi peri ha ge uabreakalié, antl an. slodely, req Paris designs ‘ ; gold clasps, Made to scll at 82.00, Here at $1.00 Beautiful Velvet Bags, th v montels. Extremely flat pocket: | : ae, tee book shape, making a 4 ircle or long « hape; also th Fish Skin Pearl Nec 8 —-the best copy of g nuine pearls made, Por there n aces the 5 ers ace a cialty jewel- Special at Inside put value #00 balloon bag $4.95 & 33.95 s tment cf the newest 7Sc to $2.95 —_—_—_—_—_—___Y fram: and long } $] 50 al A Fine Silk Velvec Bay, no k lined, Dendeauy, 1 ba eto mn 1 4 ‘ “ t bs. ema ckabl 95c —— L