The evening world. Newspaper, March 20, 1913, Page 7

BURGLAR FHT UNS INTO POLICE HEADQUARTERS Patrolmen Shoot at Six Men Routed From Safe With Thousands in It. TWO ARE CAPTURED. Automatic Alarm Saves Cash— “Fixed Post” Guards Near- by See Nothing. Six burglars were disturbed early to- Gay just as they were about to begin Operations on an eight-foot, three-ton @afe, containing several thousands of dollara in cash, in the office of Meyer, Martin & Danda, within earshot of Po- lice Headquarters. Two of them were arrested. after a chase over roofs, in Which the lights of Police Headquarters helped the robbers pick their way in safety. A policeman was on fixed post within fifty feet of the building broken into, but it was an electric burglar alarm that gave the warning. USE TWENTV-FOOT LADDER TO GET TO SKYLIGHT. One of the men arrested, John Radice, twenty-one, tronworker, of No, 139 Thompson street, even tried to dodge through Police Headquarters to es He was caught at the porte eochere. The other man caught was William in getting @ twenty-foot ladder to the roof of ‘the Lafayette street extension, and with that reached the roof of the main building. They cut a pane out of the skylight and let thomselves in by sliding down a piece of electric. cable. As they forced the door of the cffices they unconsciously gave the alarm. ‘When the alarm rang in the office of the Holmes Agency, at No, 6% Broad- way, Special Agent Daniel J. Stack was sent to investigate. On his way to Grand street Stack passed several po- licemen, but he sald nothing to them ‘and entered the building alone. The burglars heard his footsteps and fled. Stack, hearing the patter on the stairs above him, ran out and shouted fof the police. Patrolman Bruns rapped with his night-stick and got Patrol- men McCarthy and Muller, Mean- while the burglars had forced the door to the roof and reached their ladder. OPENS FIRE AND CHASES THE ROBBERS. Bruns saw a man on the roof of the extension below him and opened fire with his revolver, following him down the ladder, over the roofs and down the scuttle of an adjoining tenement house. ‘Two men rushed out of the tenement house and ran north, One was Radice, whom Muller caught at the doorway of Police Headquarters. The other was Rosell, whom McCarthy overtook after a run of @ block on Lafayette atreet. The four others got away by waiting till the chase began after the two, and then quietly loping off in the opposite direction. iss oun: In lookt up the is, Inspector Faurot found Rosell had spent four years and nine months in Sing Sing and Crow Hill Prisons since 1898, when he ‘was first arrested for burglary, He has) been in jail awaiting trial or on minor charges more than half of the rest of the time, being arrested about once a month. When he left Snake Hill in the summer of, 1911, romised the War- den and himself ould be good. He started a profitable beer bottling busi- ness. His former friends of the under- world found him and borrowed and rank up all his profits, and he ad.| mitted to-day he had gone back to Durglary to get new capital. He ig down on the police books as “Spanish Rosell, thirty, painter, of No, 70 Bast One Hundred and Thirteenth street. Myer, Martin & Danda are importers and manufacturers of linens and em- broideries and occupy a six-story bulld- ing at Nos. 142-4 Grand street with o four-story “LL extension, No. 174 Lafay- ette street. The offices are on the sec- ond floor of the Grand street building. In some way the burglars succeeded PURE demanded—100% ‘ supplies. BUTTER Salmon Steaks |< Ib.. 13 Van Camp's Evaporat Mille, Slarge cans for......- White Clover Honey, reg- ular @6c carton....-.++++++ Premier Jam—Strawberry, Rasp- berry t other varieties. Reg- lar 250 jar....sesseee% eee Premier Peanut Butter, regular 1Sc,jar....seeeeees CBB. cceee eee eee ee ee eeee Sardines, in pure large 40c can Nor ian Smoked pure olive oil, regular 12c, can.. Puree de Fole Gras, Amieux Freres finest, boy-openin can h Mackerel, Wilson's enn re regular 20ccan Ib. 48c; regular 60c quality, 33 Old Pl < ceptional cup quality, Ib.... 863 Eighth Avenue, 635 Madisen Avenue, 484 Amsterdam Avenue, 693 Columbus Avenue, ‘134 Amsterdam Avenue, Bul” and “Fernandes.” Radice is un- charted in the Identification Bureau. —— D’Annansio Ie Fitty. PESCARA, Italy, March %.—The Mayor << Council of Pescara, the birth- place of Gabriele D'Annunsio, to-day cel- ebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the poet's birth. The municipality has set aside a large piece of land for the erec- tion by popular subscription of a house in honor of D’Annunaio. She Urges Corsets To Aid Reform of Women Convicts ———. No Woman Can Maintain Self- Respect Without ’Em, Ar- gues Mrs. CHTCAGO, March 9.—Cagsets can save delinquent women. * The Lltnois Women's Reformatory Committee has arrived at the conclusion that the State's penal institutions fail in the reform of women inmates because corsets and fine clothes are not pro- vided. The committee, which is backing the bill for the establishment of reforma- | to remedy tery for women, this. “Self-respect is the first element to- ward the reclaiming of eclf-reapect ‘unless she wears a corset. _———— proposes Jones, @ woman's sou! RESINOL STOPS SKIN TORMENTS | How This Wonderful Ointment Ends | | Itching and Heals Eruptions. The soothing, healin, Resinol Ointment an penetrates every tiny clears it of itching instantly. heals eczema, rashes, other erw before the ord of pi druggist sells Resi our ex, post. lessional approval. nol FOintment and Resinol Soap, but you can test them at nse. Just write to Dept. 11-8, Resinol, Baltimore, Md., and we will send you a generous trial by parcel medication of the ski impurities, and stops} I Resinol positively | | ringworm and) ns, and clears away dis- figuring pimples and blackheads when other treatments prove worse than use- jess. Resinol is not an experiment. It is ‘a doctor's prescription which proved so wonderfully successful for skin troubles that it has been used by other doctors || all over the country for eighteen years. | No other treatment for the skin now| ublic can show such a rec- Every Finest Fresh CREAME. 19¢ Cherry, Blackberry, Guince, Gooner Peach and igh 20c 10c ed Boneless Sardines, in Importive oll, large 5c, 19¢ Jeanne D'Arc PI a Be rdihes, in 9c French Mockeral in pure 2 Be 23c 15¢ India Ceylon Tea, regular 60c quality, Sixteen Neighborhood Stores near 52d St. | 2860 Broadway, near 59th St, | 2117 Eighth Avenue, near 84th St, | 2262 Eighth Avenue, near 92rd St.| 331 Lenox Avenue, corner 96th St. | 3415 Broadway, TANDARD PURE FOOD STORE FOOD guaranteed Rice and Raisin Pud- _!> prepared in our 8C a. model kitchen from anold New England recipe, jeld crab meat, each... seeeee 8c Baked Beans, ine oven baked, large pan, 10c.;small pan, Chicken Pies, light flaky crust; ey if 15c Baked Spa cheese, Italian style, pan. Potate Salad, German style, with mayonnaise nmen sie 12c Vegetable Salad, skilfully prepared from choicest dients, per pound........ a Standard Pure Food Stores’ Mayon- naise Dressing, a perfected product of delightful piquancy and deli- 1 5c cacy of flavor; large bottle... Stuffed Herring, with Mayon- Prima tii A aeeenes ve 10c repared from Bank cod, 8 for 5c Codfish Cakes, 25c genuine George's Lamb's Tongue in jelly, in molds, eac! Rolff’s Imported Servlet direct area to BSc FREE 5c Pkge. CHICK-CHICK Easter Egg Dye with each purchase of one dozen or more of Eggs, Friday or Saturday. near 12let St. RD STORES Our E E guaranteed; cakes Deviled Crabs, din our model | Granulated Su; 8: *10c kitchen from fresh Crissfield “e net weight carton Gold Medal Flour, 7b. sack, Ic 24c5 814 Ib. sack........... Red Ripe Tomatoes, Giant White whb 10c cans, 60c; large $fc can... Del Monte White Cherries, new laid; doz. Imported Cam- embert Cheese Superior quality, eac! Cal. Bartlett Pears, large can... BUT Gad The Standard Pure Food Stores’ success has proved that the big idea: back of them was what the public urity, at prices that pare the cost of living down to ‘‘like it used to be.’’ These stores answer the demand of the nation-wide pure food movement—they have proved that the consumer can be given purity protection and palatable products at old time prices. requirements are even more severe than those required by the Nation, the State or the City, or of all combined. There is a Price-Reason as well as a Purity-Reason why you should come to us for your table Prices That Will Save You Money Telephone Orders Filled Promptly -41c|EGGS Standard 28c 23¢€ » 16c 13c olaree 25c wie 22¢ 25c Anne Rel Monte Cahesne) Sreen ragus, Scans, + large 22c Del Monte Large Green Asparagus Tips, can, 23c; large white tips, can. . Hart Brand Baked in tomato sauce with exceptional quali price, 8 cans, 28¢3 No, Large Crisp Ruby Brand Fancy Cream Sugar * ade packed; dozen 25; reg. loc can... Extra Large Table 2 Ibs. for... Doverdel Tomatoes, value elsewhere; doz: large No. 8 can... een Oli sound, perfect fruit, pint. 24c 10c = 11¢ Beans, pork; at the ie Prunes, 250 ‘Ile Imported Roquefort Cheese, fresh importation per pound 1033 Westchester Avenue, 4218 Broadway, near 126th St.| 1388 St, Nicholas Avenue, near 138th St. | 4244 Broadwa: Louis Regals, 39c in New York near 111th St. | 3772 Broadway, near 114th St, | 1962 Amsterdam Avenue, near 157th St. near 157th St. near 167th St, corner 179th St. fear 179th St, ear WSlet St, Resinol Soap who are now delinquent.” ‘women criminals are provided as bigh as %. “And there they too,” Mra, Jones dec! given d. Joha cellor Walker to-day Grifin, County Counsel of County, Vice-Chancellor to rin the Wilson Cabinet. By way of ‘naking their corset-reform movement more forceful the committee produced statistics showing that re- claimed delinquents among women in this State only reached 3 per cent., while in the State of Massachusetts, where eeparate reformatory, the percentage is ——_atiaoeeme NEW VICE-CHANCELLOR. Grifin of Jersey City Sue- ceeds Secretary Garrison. TRENTON , N. J. March 20. pointed John TAndley M. Garrison now Secretary of The term of office is for seven years. _THURSDAY, MAROH 20, 1918. Dress our women prisoners well and they will be reformed. Corsets would take good women out of many women] SIX MONTHS IN WORKHOUSE. MAN TRIES TO LURE GIRL; Money and Fine Clothes. with a Lenox avenue, corsets, | yesterday and told him 338 Fast One Hundred atreet, who sat beside picture theat: in Hundred ‘Twenty-fifth street Monday night, that he had escorted her home —Chan- vestibule. Hudeon succeed Mary Onishko Says He Met Her in Picture Show and Promised Her Mary Onishko, a girl lately come from Poland and working as @ maid in the home of Hermann Salsberg at No. 46 went to her employer eo was going to leave. She explained she had become acquainted with Michael Trocalo of No, ind Thirteenth rf in @ moving and and and talked with her for several hours in the ad told her that if she woul leave and go to a place of which !he knew downtown she would have fine clothes and have no hard work to do. ‘Trocalo had called on her again Tues- day night, she said, and had persuaded brated artist Miss on the famous Yerkes in York Hippodrome. We have been with the exclusive Night, which is A) 50c each. All by the thousand which, of course, 14 to 18. Styles 98c wo $2.8 The New 20-in, Switches of fine wavy hair; $3 value, special at 24-in, Switches of fine wavy hair; $5 value, special at RAY MACHINE, Price per treatment. . duplicates of those at the New honored by t to buy 26-28-in, Switches of fine wa' VIOLET RAY TREATMENT. Our skilled demonstrate for you the wonderful results pr Special treatment for the skin and scalp. CONCERT BY THE FAMOUS HAWAIIAN TROUPE Celebrated musicians and singers in our Greenhouses from 3.30 P.M. to 5.30 P.M. Dur- ing the intermission the cele- Eleanor Lou Custer will give selections Chimes, Lexington to 3d Avenue her to do as he advised. Mr. Salsbera] If he does he will have no direct power went to the police of the Lenox avenue] tn the administration, but will act in ry capacity. Curtayne and Stein arrested and took him before M in Harlem Court t trate sent Trocalo t six months. comcast MEXICO SEEKS FOREIGN LOAN Lute de ta Barra Salle, Saying House Magia ouse for Cinco de In Rarra, Mexico's Minister of Foreign Affairs, sailed to-day on La Provence for Cherbourg. He went abroad in an effort to raine money to straighten the tangled finances of Mex- vhen I left Mexico ten days ago,” tomate. cae 1d, “affairs wore quieting and a nique,” Bo it now much better feeling prevailed. 1 do] Hl 5% 4 fm of not think my brother can be induced to become Vice-President. There in a feeling that Porfirio Diaz will return. Paar ry The Maderos | Oddie yesterday vetoed the dill estat treasury in a very bad condl- | lishing an eight-hour gay for working women In rfevada. Won't Limit Women’s Hours, CARSON CITY, Nev., March 2¢.—ov, 59th to 60th Street Pleasing New Blouses at $1.98 Just one style, like illustra- tion, of a number of charming new voile blouse surprises that this waist shop holds for Easter fr. It has a the collar handsomely embroidered in Bulgarian colors, a net frill edge and buttons in front ; colored satin stripe voile trimming; crystal Voile Blouse, front cluster tucked and buttons, roll lar, hand embroidered; satin FREE !—10,000 Tickets for International Flower Show at Grand Central Palace the INTERN: 10,000 OOMINGDAL! for Easter at $2.95 There'll be joy pictured on the faces of the thousand boys fortunate enough to share in this wondc:ful offering of suits and reefers. Boys’ Double-Breasted Suits, made of blue serges and fancy cheviot materials, cut in the newest Norfolk models. 7 to 16 years, at.. 1OOMINGDAL! of White Dress and Negligee Shirts at $1.50, $2.00 and $3.50 K, & E. Boys’ Madras and Silk and e’ Silk Four-in-Hande Madras Shirts, new French styles; a splendid variety of joo ——— |) Men’s Silk Neckwear for Easter—patkan combination shades have been utilized in this new neckwear for men as well as Bulgarian blue; they come in satin brocade effects, with novelty border, also under- knot designs, in solid repps, crepe faille and Qrtomen weaves, *. indsore, solid colors; combinations and plaids. 24c to 48c cuff BLOOMINGD: Spring Hair Goods ‘Transformations—For Pom neath your hair. Suits and Reefers Balkan buttons to match; black satin bow, box pleats front and $1 back. tee ot col- ties JATIONAL FLOWER SHOW, admission tickets for the Opening 5, at Grand Central Palace. The tickets are worth need do to obtain one of these tickets is to present a salcs voucher in our greenhouses, showing a purchase of a dollar's worth or more, Boys’ Russian and Sailor Suits, made of fancy cheviots, sizes 214 to 10 Boys’ Reefegs, cut in the latest models, sizes 21% to 8 years, made of fancy cheviots and covert cloth $2.95 Bt. Gection. Men’s Plaited White Shirts, 88¢ | Men's $3.00 to s400 Mind you, these are not 88c. shirts, but shirts that have sold tees for $1.15 each. The maker granted concessions, we transfer cheerfully to you. ‘They have bodies of soft finish fine count muslin, with bosoms of linen-finish cambric, in wide, medium and narrow tucks. You will find they launder beautifully. With cuffs attached, in sizes and ing of one-third on hair ofquality. Is your coiffure stylish and Pavel es If not, we can help you make it so—by the aid of one of our new Switches and Transformations. To be in fashion you must see our newest styles in hair adornments. Expert hairdressers here gil help you to secure what is most becoming to you. | Switchee—For Psyches or Coronet padour Braids, or any other desired effect: effects; can be worn outside or under- $1.89 All-around Transformations of fine hair; $6 epecial. $2.89 vy hair; i; one application; special, per bottle. . ‘i ators will be pleased to juced by our NEW VIOLET $1.00 Second Floor, Rotunda. Cars Transfer to BLOOMINGDALES'—Lex. to 3d Ave-,'59tit to ¢¢th § La Madeline Hair Restorer—No need to have gray or faded hair; 5c irg a most gratifying collection of Spring styles. We mention here dresses for 6 to 14 year olds and coats for 2,3 and 4 year olds. Children’s All Children’s Colored Wool Serge Coats, $2.49 Cloth Coats, at, $1.98 Trimmed with silk braid and|Splendid shepherd checks with fancy buttons; others with collar |collar and cuffe of plain or and cuffs of pique or linen, |self color; some white serges double breasted with rows of|trimmed with silk braid, 2, 3 sped buttons. 2, 3 and 4 year |and 4 years. sizes. ornate (ISIS. 25 PIRC® Girls’ Pretty Linon Rassias Dresses, $3.98 Dresses............ 98¢ These pretty dresses are made ‘of a superior colored percale and trimmed with sailor collar of white repp with linen insertion; blazer coat dresses, striped coat One piece box pleated Russian style, with sailor collar and belt of solid colors, with braid lacing on front of waist; white middy suit with collar, border on bot- |of galatea, skirt of white tom of skirt and blouse of /10, 12 and 14 year elses. le solid color. 6 to 14 year sizes. consider this a really big value. Girls’ Gingham Girls’ Linen Nor- & Linen Dresses, $1.98 folk Dresses.... $5.49 ‘Striped and plain percales afid Sailor cotfar thd’ cuffs Of con- natural color linen; all taste-|trasting color, with braid trim- fully trimmed with solid color, /ming, skirt with inverted pleats. braid or embroidery; 6 to 14|Leather belt. 10, 12 and 14 year sizes. y C8. Underelothes 3° Pret at Special Prices. WHITE PETTICOATS, specially re- duced from 59c to 43c; from 89c to 67c; from $1.25 to 89c, Made of good cambric and muslin, trimmed with ruffles and lace. NIGHT GOWNS in 20 different new styles in crepe and fine nainsook, Well made, well fitting, dainty garments, trimmed with crocheted medallions, lace insertions, embroidery edge,, and beading with ribbon.....98C appeal at once to mothers of ing of corset cover and drawers, trimmed with torchon lace edge, beading and ribbon...... 98C collar and notchcollar effects. INFANTS SANT MEADE wor. [Colors are navy, red, Copenhagen. Srcgues 98c, $1.25, $1.49 | Size © to 14 years. INFANTS’ WHITE CASHMERE | Other coats, new and fashionable RS, stitched with pink biue vite 980, $1.49 ona $1.98 BLOOMINGDALES' models, for girls of 6 to 14 to $12.75. Shoes, $2.25 Here's an unusually attractive bargain event in new and natty Spring models. Button or lace boots Our new this list of select Women's 2-' black, white Women's 2- Gloves—With rings: Women's 19-inch Elbow Le Double-tipped; black and white; at Mousquetaire ‘Pure heavy silk, double tipped; reach above the elbow; choice of black, white, cham- pink, ek; ofa 6c all sizes oxfords for men in various styles at thie epecial price, $2.25. Men’s English Model Boots and Oxfords in tan Russia, patent colt and dull calf, with flat forepast id low heels, « Bhoe Ghop—-24 Floor. of golden brown; at .. 1a shades. He: durable, with extra high spliced $2.49 reading and 3 nana to Main floor. Examinations Free, Fresh Fish Fresh Herring, |b........ be Fine Smelts, 3 \bs. for. Flounder: aly 0 Men's Silk Socks at 28¢ High grade fancy and plain colored silk sock: styles. Children’s Superior Ribbed Fine 1 by 1 ribbed mercerized sizes,5 to 919. an CANIN LL NOTICE—Place orders now for all kinds of fresh flowers, to be delivered on Easter morning. SPECIAL—Orders taken now for a handsome box of fresh cut flowers, and to be delivered special Easter morming in any part of Greater New York, for.. Girls’ Dresses and Little Tots’ Coats for Easter Mothers can come to the Bloomingdale Store confident that our girls’ apparel shop is show- several interesting offerings Girls’ Pretty Coats for Easter Value $4 and $5 at $2.98 The significance of this offer will 14 years of age. Coats like the ones in this sale are usually priced up to $5. They are all new garments, just in from the maker, and include sailor are good looking and serviceable and Easter Gloves of importations are li Glace Kid Gloves—1 row embroidered back; a variety of colors. Every Fine Glace Kid|16¢-Button Glace Kid Mi | broidered ae inch Elbow Length Mousquetaize Men's Suede and Capeskin Glovee—Men's capeskin gloves, prix scam, spear point becks; in beautiful Women’s $1 Silk Stockings at 69¢ Looking for silk stockings to match your Easter Gown? We have them in black and white and all the fashionable Easter pecial showing of pure thread silk stockings | at 69c that are easily worth a dollar. They are decidedly |! garterhem. They are full fashioned and are in all sizes. | : $1.68 Women's 50c Silk Hose, 28e/ Women’s Silk Hese at ite ee pure thread silk stocke} Several thousand pairs of boot sill: ucla 50c quality; choice of| thread , with “mill that |]! / tan, pink, light blue and/ can hardly black, tan and white. Other silk stockings at prices up to $3.50 pair. in a variety of desirable | double soles; mill faults; colors, Mercerized $2.00 in 2d Floor, 50th St. Section girls 6 to Materials years, up High Qualify I) I imported ener OC | ! f * heels, double soles and 4inch | \ detected, Men's Silk Secks at ike | Made with linen high epliced i - wariety of ile jf white; Proor. hose in tans, black and