The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1913, Page 9

Adraham Goldberg was alone in his flat on the third floor of the six-story house at No. S11 Tinton avenue, the Bronx. He stretched himself out on a bed smoting @ cigarette. He fell asleep and awoke to find the bed flames. 3 Goldberg bounded to the store and down the stairs to the street, pesting out the flames that had communicated to hie shirt. He to a nearby drug store, When the firemen reached the house they found a lively biase in Goldberg's fiat and the street filled with the thirty-two families who had hurried out of the structure. 2 clothes in IN COURT DEBATE _—— * No Names Mentioned, but Sen- sation ‘Caused at Sentencing MUL > UL BROKAW BROTHERS There is no monotony about resident of the city or State Will lose hia job. ‘The Board Of fraudulent use of the malis, through which it was charged 9,000,000 was in- volved. ‘Making a motion for a new trial, ex- Senator Mason of Illinois, of counsel for the Spring Suits and Over- coats we are showing—noth- ing but freshness, newness, and the inspiration of 1913. Every variety of hard or soft finished fabric, in all the color- ings and designs discriminat- ing men will favor this season, elaewhere by our high browed reform: ers,” eaid Alderman Dowling “and put on the city payroll experts. cut in the most refined styles and tailored up high standardo to our usual workmanship - Spring Sack Suits......$18 to $42 repeatedly to improperly influence the Sury.” No names were mentioned. ey reduce the numbers of labore: ‘The passage at arms between Mr. ane nae ae the ree 8. "4 nomy, never ‘boost Judge Witmer caused a een: thelr own rm 3 ot the tor Fiace. Measure now goes before the Mi for hie signature. He has indi- cated that he favors the new resolu- tion. ‘am not guilty of the crime and I know it in your own heart. no evidence against me. T should not pronounce judgment on me.” * “The judge made no reply and ine diately pronounced sentence on the men. Jonn R. Markley and Isaiah Miller of Sale of Women’s Spring Overcoats.......$16 to $42 .courth Avenue SUBWAY AT THE DOOR-ONE BLOCK FROM-BROADWAY {invtnsvanevrvnt tte } Bonwit Teter & Co. Very Special for Wednesday Summer Foulard Silk Dresses 16.50 - Value 25.00 paper advertisements ¢o sell stock. The Government charged that the scheme of this money was returned to stock- holders in the form of unearned divi- Gends. Later in the day an appeal wes taken To Close Out fendants. The postal inspector said this afternoon that while the woman and Girl “knew each other the husband of the former had not been influenced In 15 00 voting for a verdict of guilty. e Formerly up to 45.00 ‘The name of the attorney in- votved in the judge's remarks will not Be made puditc at this time —_—_——— ORPHANS AT WILD WEST. Next Tuesday Will Be Their Day et Bufale Bill Show. Went Tuesday afternoon will be “Or- ’ Day” at Buffalo Bill's Wild inchi 80 Women’s Coats & Wraps These coats and wraps have been taken from the regular stock aseeoise i eat cr Seo @attents a are evening wraps, illa coats, Silver Tableware tn Conbenient Chests TTRACTIVE in ap- I2ONAO 0000 OF [FISK No more convenient way has been devised of keep- CORAIIGIEN —one of the many styles to be found at the Meriden Store, ~The MERIDEN Co. (INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY, SUCCESSOR) Silversmiths 49-51 W. 3th Street, Through to 68-70 W. 35th Street, New York, GRAND Rapios FURNITURE 5 75 [Mo 00 AN account OPEN 104 ST.L STATION AT CORNER "150 NS the Sunday Werld’s Want Dizectorr—READ IT, . 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Many with long graceful streamers of net or ribbon to be worn under the chin —framing the face in soft, becoming folds. A large assortment of copies of the newest Paris Hats of this Saved p awaits your inspection and are disp) ayedin the New Millinery Salons—Second 4 CHAPEAU “FILET DE PAPILLON” (/Mustrated at the right) Is a fascinating Poke effect, hing and soft, drapings of net and lace. Two quaint little flowers add an ar- tistic touch, and long ties of black maline worn under the chin are “ caught with a single flower. In fine black straw, made of the very best materials; this charming novelty, $13.89. a CHAPEAU “REVE DE MAI” (IUustrated at the left) Another fetching creation. Fine black Tagal straw or Milan, with frilled edge of black net. Around the crown black moire ribbon is and at the back is finished with huge bows and two exquisite French roses with foli a natural colorings. A sim) Dut eri smart in line. Specially priced at $7 Many other clever new Black Hats ranging in price from $7.89 lo $18.89. fiecond Fleer, Millinery fiaten. The Sale of Treake, Bags and Suit Cases Reliable qualities at prices affording great savings. Steamer and Automobile RUGS at Special SAVINGS 'N entire section in the Basement is devoted to the di and sale of our remarkably comprehensive showit ' fine Traveling Rugs; prices 1-5 to Ay'lower than else Heavy All-wool Steamer Rugs, $3.24 and $4.54 at Ly annie a Re ORE eT oer Size 64 inches x SoftPintsh WoolSteamer Rugs, $4.54, $5.19 & $6.49 Alle and ver: I . All indisti ize 60 inches x 78 inc! Pe... lady so at $7.29 and $10.39 in the Fine Domestic Steamer R Priced fer Wednesday and Thursdey Only Excellently adapted to rough usage and hard wear: $4.50 Rugs at $3.74 $7.50 Rugs at 43 oe Rugs Ca $4.69 - $8.50 Rugs at $7. ugs have a small quantity of cotton in the warp, which binds the woolen threads clone. and firml . Some with plain backs, some in reversible v iaids, — $18.89 to $21.59 Scotch Plaid Rugs at $14.94 ly fift pm thay ie dM our 23. ‘and $36.24 Rugs are now all marked $169 < BOYS’ $5.00 SUITS __ SPECIAL at $3.98 reat tailored styles, the “growneups The materials are all-wool pay. tan snd tron ‘mista, ‘ay, tan mixt tail — for service. he Knicherbockers are lined and of generous and on fortable cut. All sizes for boys of from 7 to 18 years, , Boys’ & Youths’ $1 SHIRTS Special at 79¢ in pla wie, an i with blue, brown, black helio stripes. ° Finished (as illustrated) with the new protected pocket, soft French double cuffs and ocean pearl buttons. 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