The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1912, Page 12

PRISONERS ESCA poaady FROM WORKHOUSE; FLEE IN ROWBOAT Edward Martin and Frank Rose Dodge Guards on Hart's Isl- and in Mists of Dawn, Faward Martin of No. 207 Past Four- teenth street, and Frank Rose of No. 233 East Thirteenth street, prisoners In the Workhouse Annex on Hart's Island since Oct. %, for disorderly conduct, e@ caped betweent half past four and fiv® o'clock this morning. They are believed to be on a steam Vighter bound for Northport, Long Island, A night watchman gave the alarm at half past five o'clock. Ho eaid the two were not in the dormitory. He had found all of the prisoners in their cots @nd apparently asleep on his tour an hour before. All the keepers were routed out and @ search of the island was made, Not all of Hart's Island is city domain. The lower end is still the property of the Hunter éstate and is occupied by fisher- men, who live in shacks along the water's edge. One of the fishermen's rowboats was missing. A man who was out overhauling his tackle at five o'clock this morning said he had seen two young men rowing away from the island aut into the stream at a little after that hour. In mid-stream they had hailed the lighter Sijas, which piles be- tween this city and Northport, and clambered aboard. He thought, but wae Rot sure, Yecause a heavy mist swept down the river jum then, that they had abandoned the rowboat. Police Headquarters wae at once noti- fied and detectives were scattered along both banks of the North River, The police of Northport were asked to meet the Silas and arrest the two, if they Were still aboard. The police are tn- clined to think, however, that the fugi- tives kept their boat in tow and would attempt to go ashore somewhere along Long Island Sound. Deputy Commissioner of Cofrections William J. Wright, who is in charge in| the absence of Commissioner Whitney at the Prieon Conference at Baltimore, ‘went to Hart's Island at daybreak and started a rigid personal investigation. Edward Martin has a record on the Police books. He was arrested for grand Jarceny in 19, and being under age, was sent.on conviction to the House of Refuge. Soon after he was released he ‘was convicted, under the name of Rob- place to buy real DRIEETER 6th Ave. and 20th St. There’s an old-fashioned honesty coupled with new fashioned makes the Cammeyer Basement the ideal eft Mofnnes, of robbing a girl named Annie Fitegerald, in West Fortieth street, and sentenced to Sing Sing for seven years. He waa released last Au- gust. His leet arrest was made by De- tectives Micelll and Brown, who charged him and Rose with ploking pockets at South Ferry. Rose argued the case be- fore the Magistrate with euch #kill that he nearly got them off, but because of Martin's record the disorderly conduct charge was allowed to stand. peasiader\adncensealy FUNERAL OF GUSTAV SCHWAB Services tn Grace Church and In- terment tm Sleepy Hollow. The funeral of Guetay H. Schwab, who for many years was the chief representative of the North German Lloyd Steamship Company, took place to-day from Grace Church. There were present at the service many repre- @entatives of the city’s mercantile, shipping and financial interests, and a large delegation of officers and seamen of steamers Lloyd now in The Rev. Henry E. Mottot of the Church of the Holy Communion con- ducted the service, assisted by the Rev. Dr, Charles L, Slattery, reotor of Grace Churoh, and the Rev. George H. Bettome, vicar of Grace Chapel. A special train conveyed the funeral party to Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, where interment took place. The pall bearers were Ludwig B, Hovermann, William = Siegel, Paul Schmidt, BE. J, Berwind, BE. H. Outer- bridge, James &peyet, Daniel Schnak- enborg, Henry’ Hents, Guatave H. Gosaler, P. A. 8. Franklin and R. Ful- ton Cutting. of the North German THE CURABLE STAGE CONSUMPTION De not go away frem home in the hope of @ cure from residing @ short time in a different climate, Consumption as a dis- ease te just as curable as any other dis- ease, and can be cured in any climate. ‘You can be cured at home—tt you can be cured at all, Remember that every case passes through {ts curable stage, whieh is often year's Guration—plenty of time to be cured, if the dHeesse 1s only recognized and properly treated before the inourable tages overtake the patient. If you fear that there has been fallure| correctly diagnose or understand your case, call on Dr. Anderson and investigate his means of treatment for yourself. He te New York's leading Specialist in Throat and Lang Diseases, and an expert in diagnosis by special X-Light examina- thon, whereby he discovere the very earliest jaigne of Jung trouble while the disease fe yet tm its curgble stage. 3t costs you nothing to find out for your- eelf, Decsuse office consultation and exam- fnation are given without charge. Dr. Anderson, Specialist, 60 West 224 street (between 5th and ‘6th avenues), New York. Hours—Datly, 10 to 4; Monday, Wednes- ay, Fridey evenings till 8 o'clock; Sun- Gays, 11 to 2. Valuable book on Tubercu- loste sent to any address. merchandise that value in footwear. Ce) 3.%, 3. —— Metal Calf, Patent Leather and |; Button, Goodyear Black Ki Metal, Shoes Pot sie, 135 aes 1.65 Women’s Shoes In Gun Metal, Kid and Vici, Button and Lace. $9.00 ad Blucher; dt Soles, id and Gun |, Button. od THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1912.7 ~~. Only Ten Daye for This Brate. dealer, was sentenced to ten days in by Justices Russel, Steinert and Zeller to spur his horse up Cathedral Park- Dandruff, Falling Hair and Itching Scalp. The old iden of using Sage for dark- ening the hair is again coming in vogue. Our grandmothers had dark, glossy hair at seventy-five, while our mothers are gray before they are fifty. Our grand- mothers kept their hair soft and glossy with a “Sage Tea,” which also restored the natural color. One objection to using such & prepara- tion was the trouble of making it. This objection has been overcome by the Wyeth Chemical Company of New York, who have placed on the market a superior Glovannt Napolitano, a young junk the Tombs to-day in Special Seions COMMON GARDEN SAGE RESTORES: | FADED, GRAY HAR TO NATURAL COLOR Grandmother’s Remedy for way on Nov. 12 and hit the straining | animal on the neck, Mrs, Marte Nye of No. 15 Gramercy Park, who caused Na- politano’s arrest, featified she had seen tim firat beat te horse with @ stick and then @% tmdugh the motions of biting him. reparation of Sage, combined with Sul- phur and other valuable remedies for dandruff, itching scalp, and thin, weak, falling hair. The beauty of the hair depends more on ite rich, even shading than anything else. Don’t have dry, harsh, faded hair, when a simple, harmless remedy will bring back the color in » few days; and don’t be tormented with dandruff, itch- ing scalp and loose, falling hairs. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy will quickly correct these troubles, and give color, strength and beauty to your hair. Get a fifty-cent bottle from your drug- gist to-day, and prove this to your own satisfaction. All druggists sell it, under uarantee that the money will be re- lunded if the remedy is not exactly as Attractive, Co: onty HERE, and CON ENT. Our method of are no ¢ jeatures, asked for which are in excess No Club Fees Au Goods 7.6x9;, value $12, at 20.6x13.65 value $40, 89c at / Out-of-Town Deliveries Made by Our Moter Trucks | NW.Con.G"AVE.& 15S. | tionally @uarestesd wot to rest. teer or break. aA Ere WEINGARTEN 5. BAUMANN N. W. Corner 6th Ave. & 15th St. Homes at Small Expense RE, will saving to you of more than 25%. We invite com; others, knowing that such means the addition of our list of satished customers. YOUR GOODS at once. You pay for them AS extending CREDIT is DIFFERENT. There ft Feel at no time are Marked in Plain Figures rae Clearance Sale of Rugs, Carpets Linoleums and Oilcloths © Seamless Brussels Rugs j 39c 3:"53.0$11.98] 98e 9x12; Velvet value $20, at $ 1 4.98 Wilton Carpets | _ Wilton Rugs Velvet ol ivy wrie $24, at $19.50] Rugs Valu $125 | Value sa6,at $27.50 thine Axminster Rugs Lenten | tithe $15.98 | “mminset Watee 3125 | alo $25, at $17.98] vate sis Guaranteed to reduce hips and abdomen one to five inches, effect- ing the requisite fashionable lines. Elastine Gores relieve all: bcs rendering the corset excep- od Ratiste, SERN" Noche fortah!Srebaee. ae en ac “| Ni W. B. NUPORM CORSETS provide fashionable figure-tince, gracefully modeled best and property subdued hips. Superior quality, coutil aad batiste, deiatily trisumed. adds form attractivess: 9 enug-Att made and fitted over W. B, 3. Corset-Style, Porm-creating and pertect Fit, Ste, Ye, at oar de ROS., represented. find values that mean a 74 with payments your to pay. Best Credit System $9.50 $29.98| 98c comfortable. (soe os) Price, $1.00 up. to sheer, lacy waists, and ting waists tamoceat of wrinkles. B. Corsets, carry the W. ale. ane York Cit 17 Minutes from “ABRAHAM” STRAUS Most Extraordinary Apparel Sale | Entire Stock at 60c on the Dollar of Peller, Davis & Bronx Shoppers wil tioh, Hoyt Street All trains are ex: presses. Co., Fifth Avenue, Here on Friday $50,000 WORTH OF DRESSES, SUITS, COATS, WAISTS, NECKWEAR AND PETTICOATS FOR $30,000. A WONDERFUL EVENT IN WOMEN’S, MISSES’, CHIL- DREN’S AND INFANTS’ WEAR JUST AT A TIME WHEN IT WILL BE MOST APPRECIATED. immediately and accepted our offer for the stock as the move their _— quickest and most satisfactory way of moving. The.Goods dition, having been selection, for smartness and quality. a kind. decided to reduce many ‘0. Stock was priced by them at $50,000. .In view of the enormous demand that must ensue from this announcement, and to give the widest possible distribution of the Peller, Davis Garments, so that as many as possible of our customers will share in the great event, no garments will be sent on approval. INFANTS’ Wear from France _. PELLER, DAVIS & CO., one of the noted spe- - - cialty houses of New York, received a large give up their place at 883 Fifth Avenue at once. The goods are all new and in absolutely - L ghee recently for this season’s business by Peller, Davis & Co., who are noted for care and 0 r After examining the Oe not hesitate to buy the entire stock at the sacrifice price, and believe this to be one of the greatest apparel offerings ever known in this city. In some of the lines there are but one or two garments of This means exclusiveness as well as value. Pieces from our own stocks, thus adding to the assortment and extraordinary character of the event. Some idea of the eat scope of the sale will be gained in the fact that the Peller, Davis & We wish to call particular attention to the exquisite character of the Infants’ = Wear in the sale. Never anywhere at any gS) i time in the history of the business were such beautiful garments sold at such prices, many of them being imported directly from France by Peller, | ~ bonus to They were forced to tfect con- taste in we did We Davis & Co., who specialized in highest grade wear for children. Peller, Davis Sale of Afternoon and Evening Dresses Peller, Davis Price, $29.50; Our Price, $18.00 Style No. 643—Smart Trotter one-piece ‘Dresses in the season’s most de- sired materials, Eponge in navy, taupe and green, with charming ves? of fine pease A yaieat] with pretty embroidered pique collar; smart Oriental colored silk girdle. Peller, Davis Price, $39.50; Our Price, $24.00 Style No. 232—Stunnin, velveteen, with smart combination of self chiffon and button trimming on waist. The Waist has long shoulder line of tucked chiffon, pretty shaped skirt at hip with semi-draping at bottom. Included in this fot ere some hand- some brocaded charmeuse in Afternoon Dresses, Peller, Davis Price, $49.50; Our Price, $20.00 Style No. 266—In combination charmeuse and velvet foundation; Afternoon Dresses having the long Rusgsiar effect of long kn'fe plaited ch: tailored braid and buttons down the front; round collar and short eleeves. Peller, Davis $65.00 to $125 Dresses, $39.00 to $75.00 About sixty Evening Dresses in plain and brocaded charmeuse, with smart shadow lace waist, with fancy Graped and tunic beaded skirt. Colors are ite, My Kk, American Beauty, white, light blue and pin! prgy tei Peller, Davis Sale of Children’s and Infants’ Wear Children's fancy Hats of velvet and felt variety of colors and ¢rimmings. Peller, Davis Price, $5.50; Our Price, $3.50 Children’s fancy Hats of silk, felts and velvets. Peller, Davis Price, $3.75; Our Price, $2.25 Children’s Coats of broadcloth, beautiful models and colorings, fur trimmed, satin lined; sizes 2 to 5 years. Peller, Davis Price, $29.50 and $39.50; Our Price, $18 and $24 Children’s colored velvet Coats, silk brald trimmed, with belt; colors are black and navy; sizes 2 to 5 years, Peller, Davis Price, $7.50; Our Price, $4.50 Infants’ Long Cloaks of cashmere, cape beautifully embroidered, silk Itned. Peller, Davis Price, $10.50; Our Price, $6.50 Children’s cambric Gowns, yoke of cluster pin tucks, embroidery ruffle on neck and sleeves; sizes up to 14 years. Misses’ and children’s hand and machine made Underwear, beautiful assort- ment of imported hand made goods. Gecond floer, front, Zest Bufiding, The Peller, Davis Sale of Women’s Suits At $15.00; Peller, Davis’ Price, $25.00 Rough cheviot and broadcloth Suits, several styles, plain and trimmed. At $20.00; Peller, Davis’ Price, $33.50 Several styles in cheviots, mannish serges, broadcloths and mixtures, At $25.50; Peller, Davis’ Price, $42.50 Broadcloths, velour de laine, wide wale chevrons and ¢wo-toned cheviots, At $35.75; Peller, Davis’ Price, $59.50 Velveteens, corduro! And other Suits at intermediate rices up to those at $135.00, to be $80.00 in this sale, | Afernoon Dresses of brown, gray and black!” ler, Davis priced] bination, with the Peller, Davis Sale of Women’s Coats and Wraps ‘The most luxurious velvets in plain and brocade, chiffon and panne velvets, biremipar lined, soft and clinging, adorned with rich furs. Charmeuse in plain brocade; some trimmed with marabout, others with ostrich; still others with laces and fur combined. Black and all the latest evening shades, Peller, Davis Prices, $39.50 to $165.00 Our Prices, $24.00 to $99.00 Motoring and Semi-Dress Coats Some imported, others from best of American makers; of fashionable ma- terials, thoroughly distinctive in style, graceful in effect; made of broadcloth, warmly interlins velour de laine, fine diagonal, chinchilla and other fine woolen fabrics. Some have dolman like sheeves, ¢o slip over dressy gowns; all brand new and attractive. Peller, Davis Prices, $40.00 to $75.00 Our Prices, $24.00 to $45.00 Women’s Street and Travel Wear Coats Made of ohinchiHa, boucle, wide wale diagonals and handsome soft mix- tures; semi-swagger English makes with raglan sleeves; other mannish styles with set-in sleeves; straight lines have beeen adhered to in the majority of instances. Velvet trimmings, etc. Peller, Davis Prices, $19.50 to $35.00 $12.00 to $21.00 Prices, Our ‘Second Moor, Central Building, Peller, Davis Sale of Misses’, Girls’ and Children’s Hats Peller, Davis $4.95 Hats, $2.95 Girls’ and children’s fek school Hats, with bands and cockades of velvet tihbon for trimming. Peller, Davis $10.00 Hats at $4.95 and $5.95 Girls’ and misses’ velour Hats, smartly trimmed. Peller, Davis $12 Hats, $6.95 Dainty black velvet dressy Hats, Bonnet effects. Peller, Davis $20 Hats, $8.95 Misses’ large velve? Picture Hats. Peller, Davis $12.00 and $15.00 Hats, $7.95 Dainty light colored lace and velvet Hats for children. Peller, Davis $6.50 and $7.50 Hats, $3.95 White beaver Hats with dainty flower and ribbon trimmings. Peller, Davis $10.00 and $12.00 Hats, $5.95 ‘Misses’ black velvet Hats, all simply irimemed. in and Mezzanine Floors, East Building. Peller, Davis Sale of Waists Peller, Davis $5.50 to $8.75 Waists at $3.75 Chiffon, and combination chiffon and silk, with lace and fine net foundation; all the season’s favored colors and styles; long and short sleeves with amart collars of fine lace; in some instances only three to a dozen of a style. Peller, Davis, $3.75 Waists at $1.98 ‘Smart and simply embroidered net Blouses witli tailored fines, forming new straight effect; flat Jzbot in fuont, finished with silk ribbon bow Peller, Davis $8.50 to $10.50 Waists, $5.98 Odd tots, about three hundred Waists, in chiffon combination, : ct and taffeta and meteor; in the season's newest ideas; only two or three of a style, Peller, Davis $5.75 to $6.75 Waists, $3.98 '$, velour de laine, broadcloths, ¢ and chevrons. One hundred and fifty voile:and batiste Waists, embroide: A lac re which Pel smarest touches and ideas of the higher ‘grade ‘mars | All open back with long or short sleeves, Beoond floor, Central Heiiding find seats coming to ‘and returning from A. & S. Subway Sta- | : | | I \ |