The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1913, Page 9

LL Se erste sienontns/nhmnentnninnsaterenan ae STILWELL CASE ! sidered. Many of the lawyers of the Senate and Assembly said the evidence Presented to the committee t! eard | the case was not such as would warrant taking the case before ® Grand Jury. In their judgment the final verdict had been passed. «+ Gtliwell was exonera’ last night by a vote ‘The Attorney-Geni of their own members,” said Gov. Sulser to-day. “They have judged Senator Stl- well, That is all I care to say now bout the matter.” It was admitted that the question of laying the evidence before the District- Attorney of New York County—where, if anywhere, the alleged crime of solicit- ing a bribe from Kendall, the head of the New York Bank Note Company, was csommitted—was under considera- tion, Attorney-General Carmody said he did h-MAYNOWBE TAKEN UPBY GRAND JURY se Se ALBANY, N. Y., April 16.—"The Gena- laying the evidence before the New tore are the judges of the qualifications ' York District-Attor in the Benate tom pointed out that a majority of the members of the Judiciary committee which heard the evidence had voted to sustain the charges. Tt was aid Mr. Kendill wae conaid- ering the advisability of asking Dis- triet-Attorney Whitman to present the evidence to the Grand Jury. Senator Stilwell occupied his seat in the Senate Chamber to-day and received Many congratulations. It is rumored that Gov. Sulser intends to inject some other charges into the last days of the session, and that more, than one Senator may feel constrained to demand an investigation. In a general way the Oi Guard element in both perties voted for the Bronx Senators acquittal, while the Progressive element was against him. Among the exceptions were Majority Leader Wagner, Minority Leader Brown and Senator Jemes A. Foley, who rep- — 10c Trial Package “Enough for 40 Caps” Bey One, Most Modern Dry-Cold-Air Fur Storage Vault on Premises Furs Repaired & Remodelled at Specially Low Prices. Bonwit TELLER & Co. SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY Sale of Women’s Gowns and French Hand Made Blouses At Unusual Prices ae Introduction and Sale of the New “Tea Dance’ Gowns made to permit freedom and grace while dancing. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1918. Fe atecan renee carmen ne ter me my heart goes out in gratitude; | HORSE HELD IN TRENCH against those who voted to convict me/ 1 have no iI feeling. My cup of joy ts full to overflowing, because I stand Proved to be what | sabe have been- @ man who revolt corruption and belleves in the highest standards of pub- Me servicd.” —> “THE LOST MILLION” fe the latest and best of the thrilling stories of adventure, Tt ts full of Jove interest and deep mystery, Every page te tweathleesly turned to the next to seo what new euryriee or thrill awaits the reader, This really wonderful must gurely kill the animal, but when a/| of eae aan of railroad emergency crow hauled Bessie |at Third street, WHILE LIVE RAIL BURWS. | out the animal was atilt alive, but was | She wae helped shot by a policeman, as it was badly burned. George Carr, a driver for the Imiua- trial Department of the Salvation Army at No. 636 West Forty- street, was crossing the Bowery when the car struck the back of his rig, surrounded on all sides by hie pola friends, he got away as soon as to telephone the good news to hi Teare streako’ ‘s face when he ct out of the booth, hu For an hour to-day Ressie, a bay mare, was held in an excavation four feet deep, between the surface tracks on the Bowery at Fourth street. The animal's hoofs touched the electric channel rail. There were flashes of blue flame and acreams of agony from the horse, The crowd that had gathered when a trolley car knocked the horse into the excavation belleved the shock but he was very appy. “The Benate exonerated me because 1 was innocent,” he declared. ‘TI don't know what action I'l take against Ken- Gat. I don’t know if I'll take any. My heart is full of gladness and not re- venge. A terrible load has been lifted from my mind. 1 only hope no other| man wut ever have to go through what piece of Fiction will be printed complete 1 have endured. o “To those in the Senate who stood by| wmcionine net Bunda, nen” Nort: Massive and not injuring the horse into the cut where tracks are being prepared. Mrs. Lillian Leal of No. 219 East Kighty-seventh street, trying to get out Music Aids. Digestion, We Don’ t Know Why— ‘But Patrons of Our 8th Floor Restaurant Say So. Try it. Good Eating. Moderate Prices and an Excellent Cabaret. Sy S4Yeans Laden of Fashion 4 oxo f, Ca Fur Storage, Repairing. Altering, Etc. AVE. /9°70 20" FSTREET. IN! ‘ SURE yourself “ar ainst Fire, Burglary or Fur Destroying In New York’s ___!n New York’s Shopping Ce Center. Vermin by placing y 4p in our care. Furriers at 5; "areee low prices. Estimates submitted. ne Chelsea 2100 or drop us a postal and call for your Furs and Give you our receipt for same. Fur Gerage Office (Third Fleer). Misses’ Cutaway Suits! Valued at $24.75. In This: ‘Sale Special at .. , $15.00 Fashion and Economy Meet in These et in These Suits Leading—as , always—in the best opportunities of Greater New York for the well-dressed Miss—Simpson Crawford announce for to-morrow’s sale a splendid man- tailored,one-button Cutaway Suits (as illustrated), modelled on straight, slim lines; faultless in cut and perfect inginish. The coat—new and sm: The skirt—gracefully draped and tailored beyond criticism. Materials include men's-wear serge, diagonals and “worsted suitings. Lined with lustrous peau de cygne. Also, suits in various other styles, including an entirely new blouse model, shirred at the waist line. Sizes, 14 to 18 ears, and appropriate for juniors, misses $ - small women. At 15.00 Misses’ $10 Rainproof Coats at $7.50 A clever English belted model of Rainproof Poplin i ‘ith conv: ertible collar that can be worn flat or buttoned h at neck; large atch kets and button trimmed, pei Venetian f shades. embrace tan, navy, olive Ur black; in sizes 1s, 16 and 18 years; value $10.00, special at $7.50. 47 Bimpeon crags Con = Mhsidd On fale Te-Mourrew, Values Up to $2.75, at $1.48 Undoubtedly the best Untrimmed Hat offer of the season. Styles are ne smart and good for wear th the summer. White, Burnt and some with black velvet flanges. early tomorrow and select your most becoming model. Suffragette Parade Hat On Sale Here at 42c. Hats Trimmed FREE , Women who purchase Untrim- med Hats and Trimmings here msy have the advantage of that Simpson- ver eee Teicudeg tartan ! $4 and $5 Wash Silk Blouses, $2 28} An Uncommonly Interesting Sele Choose, to-morrow, from 10 Pieces of Our Regular $1 Under Muslins at 69c e So —->—-o 4 THIS IS a most unusual offering—as the reductions are Involving About 500 Lingerie, real and spontaneous—just to liven up things a bit. Seleet from: Chiffon and Wash Silk Blouses, Combinations ) A! $1 Value, at Values from 94 and up to $5.09. Lingerie and Voile Blouses, Princess Slips broidered and trimmed with Val. =; Skirts Cc hand crochet en A Waist in the entire ; collection smart, an Gowns, &c. Wash Silk Blouses in Bodice of fine shadow lace. Skirt of de chine in coral, blue, pink, atitaland all the fa shadings, i 49.50 value 65.00 New Shipment, Exclusive Importation French Hand Made Blouses 3.50 6.50 11.50 Made of fine batiste and, voiles in simple 18, or tailored mode! tfimmed with delicate hand embroidery and real laces. Fifth Avenue at 38th Street A Silver Centre Piece for your Dinner Table decorations include a Silver Centre Piece. We have them in Silver Plate as well as in Sterling Silver, but whichever you choose you cannot fail to have an exceedingly hand- some addition to your table furnishings. The MERIDEN Co. (INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY, SUCCESSOR) Silversmiths 49-51 W. 34th Street, Through to 68-70 W. 35th Street, New York. ON’T worry about A handsome table center- piece, with a flower screen, in heavy silver plate— beautifully chased, 18 inches in diameter. A really won- derful value at $33.00 and plain Habutai. Also rg oe retes \ Silk. Great v of cows incl pierre and Sailor Collars. ; Lace and Net Blouses, one ope white and cream net, broneree! The fs nencaghak whit lace with a charming embroidery design. Semi- tailored with h aid ide effect.” . tyle rather plain with la: ; another model with ‘aes vest an vabiiday: Gowns come in slipover or Empire models; trimmed with laces, embroideries and ribbons; Princess Slips trimmed with torchon and Val. laces, insertings; Skirts ve embroide: ey flounces—also Japanese embroidery—some ribbon trimm A Lot of $2 Silk Petticoats at $1.59 JUST REDUCED for a clearance—all our odds and ends in Messaline, Taffeta and Jersey Silk Tops—not all colors in all the styles—that’s why we reduced them—but these petticoats have been selected from our best models. Choose—while quantity lasts, each $1.59. GF Blmpwn Crawford Co. Second Floer, On Bale Te-Morrow. ae £7 Blmpeun Crawford Ce., second Fleer. On Sale To-Morrow. ania annette C/Ba la a Spirite Corset The Standard Pc for ene ‘Woman of Fashion — “Whoever expects a corset to be gentle?” is what some women say. - They are the women who, through never having worn C-B a la Spirite Corsets, do not know that elegance and comfort need net tread on each other's toes in a corset. It has taken the makers over forty years of continuous effort to attain their ideals of Style and yet preserve their funda Many Surprising SILK ieeatila Featuring 1,500 Yards Plain and Changeable Taffetas (Chiffon Finish), Regularly 91.25, at. .69c Taffetas are coming in stronger than ever. The plain, as well as the changeable effecta. Shown here in a splendid line of color- ings. Has the chiffon pliable finish so much in demand 69c Satin and Silk Foulards, HE > tee for clinging dresses and underskirts. Sale Price, yd 36-Inch Plain and Striped lins, Regularly 91.00, at.. ©8c Regularly 59c to 79c., at..... 39c mental of Comfort. Veer Searels 8 and a aerate in wear Liga Plenty of navy and black grounds, covered How well they have achieved the union you will h secognian a 4 ave senge of colori ngs in be he 5 with dots and small figures; all silk qualities once when kare been fitted with the special Pet OR rere OB ORNS Ere especially reduced for this sale, the 260 di eae C-B styles which is y Fi to being opel & Qatine or poceas Suiting, 79 36-Inch Satin Majestic, + Youthhulness § to your particular figure. 5 ery special, . Coane eee Regulasly ireiceyy el. 28 Ba J radi ur corset fitters are at your service. C-B aod assortment of color- ‘Avery fine charmeuse finished 2 satin, jor seashore and mountain in a beautiful line of street end evening shades; rich, heavy quality at quite a saving. a Mmpoon Crawford Co., Main Fleer, On Gale Te-Merrew, Dress Goods Specials That ARE Special 48-Inch (85c) English Storm Serge at 59c Exceptionally heavy and wiry, all pure wool, in two shades of navy and fast black. 54-inch Dress Goods at 58c Summer Dress Goods, very pretty effects in changeable Bedford ord, also Mized Suitings in Tan and Grays, Notice the width. 91.12 Black Bedford Cord at 75c Very stylish. At one-half the regular price. ‘imported, strictly all-wool. Only a small quantity. pular silks, ine rig All the rage wear, Gimpeon Crawford Ce., Second Floor. On Sale To-Morrew. Women's $1.50 Kid Gloves at 89c Spring is hurrying on into Summer, and the well-dressed woman looks closely to that important detail of her toilet— loves, To-morrow she can afford to lay in several pairs, for these excellent glace kid gloves, in tan and white, with wide black crochet embroidery on the back, worth $1.50, may be bought for the very small price of 89c. “pent 's Elbow Length Silk Gloves ouble fin r tipped, Paris int embroidery, a very heavy quality pare weave; dural Extra g ‘value 69 ce in broken assortments and discontinued lines. Wide variety $1.25 Black Diagonal Suiting at 86c Just the thing for coat suits, all-wool, in the extra wide wale Silk and Wool Poplins at $1.25 Rich collection of colorings, $8 to 4% inches wide; soft and pliable draping material. &F Mimpeon Crawford Co., Main Floor, On Sale To-Morrew. 15c Tissue Voiles Featured at 10c Just one of the many special underprice attractions in the Wash Fabric Sections to-morrow. These Tissue Voiles are very fine and sheer in pretty stripe effects—one of the most wanted fabrics of the Spring and Summer season, ate Striped Madrae—specially adapted for | 91.25 48-inch Bordered Voiles, in French women's tailored shirt waists an 18c designs and colorings: special, 88c at, yard. 39c Pekin Silke—a fine fabric of pure silk end mercerised cotton, lustrous finish; all colors; special at, Men s and Women's Gloves, for choice, values up to $4.00, at. 50c € Mmpeon Crawford Co., Main Floor, On Hale Te-Merrew. GROCERIES siti: runes =o ce = ae gil 50c varieties; TEAS t B00 vari a aac COCoANUT! ieee bulk, 3 Ibe, 60e SRERNING APPLE men’s shirts, at, yard tle es a id pene eit le NEW CABBAGE KIP'D| HERRINGS Large thc cen... . 12\gc "Pride of America’ Ginghams, 1 $2 inches wi stripes; special OTK cece ett, OIF | | EZ | PO ACTEN CHOrere | Se. Se | 8685 ge... 18 Dimitiea—tloral designs, ia great variety ROASTED, COFFEE UR SALE SALE Sa a MEDER SW ie i Mfatian efectes seyanten sn BE | arden srti ssssss: 10c | seo! $100 [BF ce tho ae Haeidntemarka ij a Moin Fleer, On fale To-Morrew. =e eal GRAWFORD co., SIXTH AVENUE, wre To aor sTpekt = awsnnenn ld Sehr e