The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1912, Page 13

‘ . as intrepreter. TWO GIRL CHUMS, ~-ONESOON TOWED, ~_PERISH IN FIRE Thrilling Rescues By Citizens |: ‘Attend Spectacular Blaze @ in Apartment House. ' Though it was thought by the police Wat seven persons had perished in a fire in the four-story apartment house @t Beekman avenue and Clinton street, North Tarrytown, early to-day, inves- tigation among the scattered members of the eighteen families who were Burned out reduced the number of dead to two. These were Sarah Lich- terstein, ninetoen years old, and Nellie Greenburg, seventeen years old. Both girls, who were chums, were Warned almost beyond recognition and their bodies were not recovered until hours after the fire had been extin- Cuished. Isidore Messing, an infant, was thrown from a second story window and his skull was fractured by the fall. His mother, Mrs. A. Messing, sustained @ broken lex. s. A. Friedman euf- fered internal injuries. ‘The fire was discovered in a cellar un- derneath a restaurant which occupied part of the ground floor of the buii ling, end it spread so rapidly that St cut off the escape of many of the occupants. Several thrilling rescues were made by citizens and firemen. Miss Lichtenstein, one of the girls who ‘was burned to death, was to have been married soon, and her friend, Miss Greenberg, had some from New York €@ attend the en ent party. —— IRONWORKER'S MUSCLE DIDN'T SAVE HIM FROM SIX-FOOT WIFE, HE SAYS t Court Agrees With Mrs. Baron That Sammy Could Take Care of Himself. Bammy Baron, an fronworker, jus. the wee bit of an inch taller than five feet, appeared before Magistrate Breen in the Tombs Police Court to-day ine frock coat and tan spate, with his waxed. mustache twirled up to his ears, in the undignified role of complainant against fhis wifo Esther, who towers a foot above him, and asked that the strong arm of the law be enlisted to protect him against her mighty right one. Sammy says that Esther, with dis- heartening regularity, administers scien- tifle and thorough punishment upon his poor, weak little frame. Mra, Boron sneered audfbly as her hisband told the Court his graphic story, while the eight little Barons, all standing in a row, nodded vehemently and in unison every time their mamma put one over on father, when she con- tradicted his story. ‘The pa r beating which caused “Bammy, he affectionately called by his spouse in court to-day, to rush to the protection of the law was hhanded to him last night. He had come home blithe and happy, he said, when was greeted with a right jolt to the jaw from was his eldest son Morris back to Germany because he had defended her against him. The fight occurred at No. Henry street, where the Barons have for five years since their arrival in this country from Germany. Mrs. Blanche Reine, the oldest and qarried daughter of Mrs. Baron, acted When her father com- d his tale, Mrs. Baron with the ald pl of her daughter, told the Court that Sammy, ever since his soujourn In New! York, had been negligent in support of his family and that he although small in frame, had m that were as awift and tireless as steel springs, and had often beaten her. On one occaion, she testifies, she been rescued by Morris, who Present being detained on Ellis Island. Sammy, she told Magistrate Breen, was the cause for his presence there, as he was attempting to have him deported for defending his mother. Magistrate Breen dismissed the com- | Plaint and ordered a new complaint for disorderly conduct made aginst Baron, COURT COMPELS LAWYER TO RETURN $100 FEE. Client Wanted to Plead Guilty to Having Revolver, but Attorney Wouldn't Let Him. Otto A. Samuels, a lawyer of No. 99 Nassau street, after a serious talk with Judge Swann, in Part I, General Sessions, this morning wrote out a check for $100 in favor of John Romanyzk, charged with a violation of the Sullivan law, whom Samuels had been defending. Romanysk, in pleading guilty, that he had been examining his volver on the roof of the building in 1d which he lives, at No. 237 Bast Twelfth street, when a policeman ar- rested him. That was on Sept. 8, and since then he has been in the Tombs. He told the Judge that he had wanted to plead guilty and explain the cir- cumstances, but had been deterred by Samuels, to whom he had paid $100 to defend him. The prisoner said he had never car- rted the revolver out of his home. Judge Swann talked the case over with the lawyer, supervised the pay- ment of the $100 to Romanyzk and then suspended sentence on the prisoner. ccna! TAFT AN ANTIQUARIAN. Society Elects Him a Member at Centennial Celebration. WORCESTER, M. Oct, 16.—Presi- dent Taft and the British Ambassador, James Bryce, were among those who to- day joined in the observance of the one-hundredth anniversary of the Amert- can Antiquarian Society. one of the old- est organizations of its kind in ths country, An address by President Taft @t a banquet to-night was expected to be a feature of the celebration. Historical authorities of this and a number of foreign countries attended the meetings. An address reviewing the work of the society was delivered at opening session by ex-Congresuman Charles G. Washburn. Speakers at a meeting later in the day included United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Am- bassador Bryce and ex-Gov. Samuel W. Pennypacker of Pennsylvania. 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W! writing, be sure and mention the York Registered Trade Mark aa = for tion. tative lines. large assortment, $6.00 to Luncheon Sets, Embroidered in Madeira, Spanish, Italian, Swiss and German needlework, Sets pieces $7.00 to $365.00 set. Combination of Lace and Embroidery Sets of 25 of 25 pieces, $13.00 to $450.00 Scarfs, for bureau, chiffonier, sideboard and side table in a wide range of sizes beginning at 12x36 inches to 27x72 inches. hemstitched Linen to $150.00 for finest Filet and Point de Venice. James McCutcheon & Co., 5th Ave. & 34th St. Decorative Linens Dining and Bed Room Our assortment of Fancy Linens gathered from every quarter of the globe is well worthy of inspec- i here is much that is entirely new and many exclusive pieces. We quote below for a few represen- Tea Napkins, Madeira Embroidered, $4.75 to $30.00 per dozen. Figured Damask hemstitched and scalloped, $2.75 to $17.50 per dozen. hemstitched, embroidered and lace trimmed, in very Established Half a Century the Linen $65.00 per dozen. Lace Sets, and set. Prices from .75 for plain Opposite Waldorf-Astoria SD) ed a ra re ed ee THE EVENING WORLD, R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. SMART STYLES IN AUTUMN APPAREL That Will Appeal to the Critical Woman We have prepared for all cold weather needs with garments of velvet, velveteen, corduroy and broad- cloths with trimmings of velour and moleskin vel- vels; of brocaded velvet and heavy embroideries. ANew“Coat-Dress’ $25.74 in Corduroy (AS illustrated.) In navy, black or brown corduroy velvet. Very striking in style with large buttons as trimming and new flet collar of contrasting color. The black ery with yellow collar; the brown has, blac! collar-—the blue with “Bernard” red. lace, Clinging skirt effect. (White Maraboul and Ostrich Stole—as Two-Toned a Diagonal Suit $23.74 a Wel 3 f lined with heavy digh Empire &q . back and corded silk tailored revers. Rew. In a fine grade of diagonal serge, in YOR navy, black, bluet, raisin and taupe, Charmeuse In navy, taupe and black charmeuse with vest of fine shadow lace—corded Extended arm hole, long sleeves, with lace frills at wrist. “Straight line” skirt Vest and high coHar of pleated shadow illustrated—long, flat effect, $14.98.) ut one-button cutaey coat— Skirt of semi-tunic style, with side pleats es Sizes for small women. Afternoon Dress $19.74 and trimmed with amber crystal buttons. with sash. es Second Floor—Broad Way aaee MPORTED Guard Chains, set with imitation Pearl, Rubies and Sap- phires, in eight entirely different styles. Suitable for carrying watch, fan, purse or lorgnette. Price, 49. Main Floor. Bway. NOVELTIES IN NECKWEAR The fetching styles are numerous, and they change almost from week to week. Black-and-white is the combination considered smartest in the odd Stock Collars designed for tailored wear, but with sombre ¢ostumes the stocks in purple, green, crimson or French blue and white, are preferable. Flat collars, in black or unusual ‘fy white materials, are here in a goodly diver- sity—frothing with lace in the shape of jabots or bibs or cascades. Some of the newest kinds are shown in the illustrations. Robespierre Collars, made of black messaline with white silk or pique facings. Numerous styles —two of which are shown in the illustration—at the special price of 44c. Batiste Jabots, trimmed with real crochet laces and fine Valenciennes. Made to sell at $1.00. Special, Velvet Robespierre Collars, in black, green, blue and cerise, with pleated net jabot, 96c. . At the same price Venise lace collars, in round or square shapes, with allover and border designs. Princess Lace Collars, suitable for coats or dresses, hand-made, in beautiful designs Hiking a variety of shapes. Made to sell at $1.50. ur price, $1.29. White Ben; lined, cordec color, $2.19. Robespierre Collars (in high and flat styles), made of ierailine, messaline and taffeta with lace frills, Ornamented with a silk rose like that shown in the illustration. Price $2.79. Black Satin Stock, with jabot of black net and white, delicate shadow lace, . Black Satin Dutch Collar, with vestee and full $2.19 jabot of cream shadow lace, $4.49, Hand-loom EmbroideredCol-| Imported Hand-embroidered Nov- lars, square, friple-pointed and elty Collars, in blind effect, applique S119 essa xquisitely embroidered, | work, shadow work, Florentine cut ay work; some trimmed with real laces, He het Yokes, Dutch and some in the new Robespierre ierre Collars, spade, collars, in i newest| shapes, $3.49 to $14.69. Main Floor, Bway. 1.98 to $19.69. ine Vest—shoten in the illustration— and looped with black or a bright square and stoc designsef lace, FINE BLANKETS WE IMPORT From Italy, Germany, Austria and France and Sell at 157% to 25% Less Than Elsewhere Silk-Spun Slumber Blankets from Italy are a warm, colorful covering for which college youth and bachelor have a strong liking The Blankets are lightweight, striped in Rot colorings, and bound at eacn end, Sixe 46x70 inches, 94¢. Sine 54x72 inches, $1.79 each. Silk-Spun Slumber Blankets from Germany jaye somewhat finer colors than the Italian, anda high lustrous finish, These we have recently ree ceived are patterned in Oriental designs and colorings suitable for rooms furnished in a dark wood. Size 55x75 inches, $4.69 each. Camel’s-Hair Blankets fronGermany are the warmest, most luxuriou feeling Blanket obtainable. In appearance they are an unobtrusive tan, bordered in brown, and could be used in any room, dless of its style of furnishings These are our prices for the different weights and sizes: Sise 6390 inches, $14.39 and $16.83 each. Size 70190 inches, $14.71, $15.57, $16.49 and $17.49 each. Size 80190 inches, $18.49 each. Striped-Wool Blankets from France bound with silk at the ends can be had in the following colors, to harmonize with usual bedroom deco- rations: White-withepink oreblue, and tanewith-pink oreblue, ‘These are pure wool, very light in weight and warm; and the colors will not run, if proper care is taken in the laundering. Size 59x79 ir ches, $7.27 each. Size 71x89, $9.51 each. Size 83x89 inches, $12.61 each. Wool Blankets from Austria in reversible colorings are among the daintiest obtainable. We have a variety in plain colors, also in the new striped effects, in sizes to fit single and double beds, The colorings are guaranteed not o fade, no matter how delicate. Priges for single and double sizes, $24.66 up to $24.98. Basement, B4th St., Rear. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1912. Te 18 LACE CURTAINS IN NEWEST PATTERNS CNA MCE Of interest to the woman who demands something distinctive and unusual in Lace Draperies are the newMarquisette Curtains, with their eyelet embroidery, antique lace, or Cluny lace squares and insertion. These are typical Macy values at $22.74 a pair. Bed Sets and Panels of Marquisette are in designs to match the Curtains and are $29.49 for the Bed Sets and $14.74 each for the Panels. Irish Point Lace Curtains $1.98, $2.49, $2.69, $2.97 and $3.74 Per Pair These:are made by the most skilful lace curtain makers in this country and include the conventional and floral border styles that are on fine net. Imported Irish Point Curtains $3.59, $3.96, $4.49, $4.96 and $5.94 Made by the best lace makers of Switzeriand—these are imported by us and offered at the usual Macy savings. Fine net with floral and plain centres of rich border effects. Finer Irish Point Curtains at $22.49. Novelty Braided Lace Curtains $1.98, $2.49, $2.69, $2.97 and $3.69 White and Arabian, in these popular styles. The patterns are simple but artistic conventionalized floral designs. luny urtains $1.39, $1.79, $1.89, $2.49 and $2.89 Full width, in an excellent quality of French net—214 yards long—tucked and lace bordered styles— and others with in- sertion and edges. GO Broadway, 34th Whatever you want, Macy’s have. Whatever Macy’s have affords you the “Regular Macy Saving.’ Why pay more elsewhere ? MACY'S SEWING MACHINES Practical and durable machines at prices 14 less than yeu are elsewhere on the Deferred Payment Plan, Club Plan or porte og In addition to this great saving, Macy's Sewing Machines are not only provided free with a full set of the newest attach- ments—(consisting of a ruffler, a binder, a shirring blade, a tucker and adjustable hemmers)—but every machine listed below is also fitted free with the new Automatic Needlethreader. This remarkable little invention saves time, temper, head- aches and eye strain by threading the needle for you in an instant automatically. You not even look at it—it acts so rapidly, smoothly and surely. It is attached or detached in a moment— does not interfere with your material or with any other attach- ment—is made of polished nickel steel to last as long as the machine itself. Bought with these Macy Sewing Machines it costs you nothing; bought separately it costs $1.00, Macy Sewing Machines range in Price from $14.89 to $29.89, and are so diversified in style, size and finish that we cannot describe them all in detail. . Here, however, we illustrate and describe one of the most used models—that at $/9.89, costing elsewhere $24.00 to $28.00, This is the Macy “Red Star" § Machine, with autoniatic di polished oak case, ball bearings side drawers, The wearing parts Perfect copies of the Real Cluny, Irish Point, Renaissance, Filet, Point Venise, Brussels and Antique lace effects. These range in price from 39 for a double thread Nottingham to a very intricate Brussels pattern at $7.24 a pair. andl: Katee tne - = needle is self-setting (which (——Marie Antoinette Lace Panels win? 20 eign os needle any way but right) and the shuttle self-threading. head is finished with three coats ot © black enamel, hand rubbed and hand polished and baked on to make it . Over the enamel is a at of hardest glossy trans lucent, varnish. The stitch regulator will make any desired number of stitches from 7 to 24 to the inch, allowing you to ine (spre of Syery Crates of hinness, thickness or weight. _By the aid of a gear release the labor savii bobbin-winder may be used. This machine is a lock stitch, making the thd ad sual look alike on both sides and preventing raveling or breaking of thread. The tension is so delicately adjusted, yet so strong and durable, that it regulates automatically, preventing bending and breaking of needle, and assuring even and regular Leeeay without ever causing trouble or need for fens ir, ae machine has a large, high arm, permitting ample room for sewing jarge . Here are other Macy Sewing Machines, some higher, some lower in price, but all as ‘de, , as well designed and as well filled for general use as the one we have described. Macy’s “Red Star” | — Macy’s “Red Star” Sewing Machine, $14.89 Sewing Machine, § $21.24 Similar Machines Elsewhere $18.00 10 $20.00. ellent_ model, in polished oak |, Automatic ue, season's favorites for Sash Draperies. Very effective lesigns. All are 21 yards long and in various wanted widths. 214 yds. x 40 in .$2.29|214 yds. x 36 in. 214 yds. x 36 in »$2.74/214 yds. x 45 in. 214 yds. x 45 in.........$2.97|21% yds. x 40 in. Elsewhere these are priced from $3.00 to $5.00. Third Floor, 85th Street. SOLID OAK DINING-ROOM PIECES These are the remainders of Our Mid-Summer Sale, to- gether with many special pieces from our regular stock. All are priced at about 14 less than Macy’s Usual Prices. These pieces are made of the finest seasoned oak, proof against warping and cracking and are hand rubbed ard polished to hold a permanent and lustrous surface. The upholstered ipsieee are covered with strong, fast-color black, well tanned leather of fine appearance and great durability. Quartered Oak g Chairs|Quartered Oak Dining Tables Sale Price, $2.89 Sale Price, $13.49 Macy's Usual Price, $4.49 Macy's Usual Price, $17.49 Upholstered backs and slip seats,]_ Top and rim are both finest quar- gen 228 head. ight pole 5 My drawers. is Arm chairs to match, regularly 96.4 | eed, ouk fhe fet are claw.” the | case, with automate drop Bead *“Macy’s Retar are now $524. Tacha Macy’s Special Sewi bag hin Solid Oak China Closets Quartered Oak Buffet Sewing Machine, $17.89 | Sewing Machine, $22.89 Sale Price, $13.34 Sale Price, $23.74 Similar Machines Elsewhere 22.00. Case of highly finished se Has a highly poltshed al ot tightly Tialetied seasoned oak, A oak Case, all | with drop head, affording perf improvements, hand drop head and Yetlonesamecause ere ive drawers, fe Macy’s ‘Red Star’’’ Macy's Usual Price, $16.24 Macy's Usual Price, $28.74 ; This piece has one large drawer and Golden finish. Closet contains 3] ¢wo small ones, one of Which is lined grooved 11-inch broad shelves and one | for silver. The base is 42 inches long mirror panel in back, size 9x25 inches, |and 19 inches deep. Fourth Floor, a. 66 so 5 i —re—— | Macy’s “New Empire” | Sewin Machine, $29.89 HIGH GRADE BODY BRUSSELS RUGS | Sewing Machine, $19.74 irl Maines 5 f} : Similar Machines Parlor onan ished, g at less than Macy’s usual “‘lowest-in-the-city”’ prices} tas a hiahiy “polished oak case, | 85. with dropead, The Z cen 3 hare att ase There were about one thousand of these Rugs, pats [hand drop head, and is made with a | iperal space for gperating them terned in the typical Body Brussels effect, iz: small alleover Persian designs. They representa fortunate purchase of a manufacturer's surplus. stock, and are so firmly woven and have so resilient a surface that they wear far better than the average Rug. MACY'S PURE GROCERIES eas At ‘‘Lowest-In-the-Ch "* Prices ‘able fuxuri necessi priced " lacy's, you are sure of quality, pority and full weight. A special sale of Our Celebrated Rt BRAND LUNC Seogouats, from our own, factory, un, i ¢, abs, rw C Rr Se jong. xed came for thi Size, 6x9 feet The color$ are soft-toned | Size, 1014x12 feet Regular Price, $18.74 | combinations of green, blue, | Regular Price, $32.34 brown, tan, mahogany, ec : Sale Price, $14.98 1d roses” MANOBANY: STUY Sate Price, $26.89 and rose. very Rug is perfect and is adaptable to any room in the house where hard service is given and durability needed. Look for the manufacturer's name woven in the back of the Rug. It is en additional guarantee of satisfaction. “Mayflower” Chop Tea. MIXUD AND FORMOMA OOLONG ONLY \ Size, 9x12 feet Regular Price, $29.24 1134x12 feet Regular Price, $39.24 Size, 9x15 feet ~-2-ib, cartons; our regular price G40 Regular Price, $39.24 for carton; special fer this sale. . . 400 Sale Price, $23.24 Sale Price, $30.89 Sale Price, $30.89 ER as Third Hi, Bw srr at FRESH SHIPMENT OF TABLE LINENS Has just come from one of the largest and most reliable manu facturers in Belfast, Ireland. The designs are new and include delicate floral, Grecian key and Empire effects, woven in circular effect, and specially adaptable for the round dining table. Irish Linen Double Damask | Irish Linen Double Damask Table Cloths & Napkins Round pa Poppy, Grecian ripe, chrysanthe= ary, tulip and lily Je eyes SERDED RAISI. DvP eat F FANCY ©. OF CY CALLFORNI, ae hee Sa ALB OF ncolore An exceptionally wid: round designs to select fron Grecian key, empire, Ameri rose, tulip, poppy and wheat. Beauty" Brand Jersey To regular size 54-inch tail cana, ean; our price, per mum, morning designs. 2yds. square; special $2.97 each beauty 70x70 inches; special, $1.98 each] 25214 yds.; special $3.96 e: ir War tse ‘so-called TOx88 Inebipa: Special, Wad sach Bea vat el vent Ra Sa ‘Moc; dos. 3.37) | .70x106 inches; special, $3.49 each | 214 yds. sq.; special $4.96 each is Season’s Canne Napkins to match- 21 yds. sq.; special $5.94 each | ow Brand ius Sens soled Maine " bagi Corn; * 20 inches «+. $2.19 doz, | 20+ apkins.......$297 doz. | {! 7 cena ‘ sa gable Nebr ie 2 inches «$2.97 doz. | 24*inch Napkins....... $4.19 doz, emer ian ¢, thin gale, per can, 10¢: We carry a most complete assortment of table linens, from a@ centerpiece or inexpensive lablecloth up lo a vorgeous banquet cloth, 90x90 inches, decorated with Kite and Flanders Lace embroidery, needle point Ven elian figures representing elaborate scen Jrom myth ology, and a border of hand-knolted fringe. The price of this superb cloth 1s $579.00. It cannol be dupie cated elsewhere for less than $1,000.00, Irish Linen Hand-Embroidered Guest Towels Just received through our Foreign Office from Belfast, Ireland, Han embroider ed in many new and navel desigt of etther nd Sugar Pe: where Iho ean. our trie t sale, per can, 1de4 dos., 61.88; 2 dos, 58 No. 2 cans efor this thie wale, pee Brand Early June j elsewhere 14o 2 2 m/ ) BONELESS | BAR gyre vive ait bur own iraps f choice hemstitched or machine scalloped ends ro AA, CRAPS ici’ h ras (io each he are aR Cee te gee rd 79 iF rotrlek price ie Bic cans tor tie opectsl ‘sal