The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1913, Page 7

WOUNDS BROTHER + DOESNT KNOM Young Harry Mann Awakes in Cell and Asks If He Whipped a Cop. He Did When Drunk. Harry Mann, @ powerful youth, awoke in a cell in the West Thirty-seventh street rible throbbing in his head. He had been very drunk last night and as he tried to visualize the events of the night before, Doorman Brown passed his cell. "Gee, Doorman, I must have been |‘ Pretty bad,” exclaimed the young man with a feeble grin. He knew the door- man. He had occupied a cell there be- fore when drink had overcome him. “What did I do?” he asked. “Lick a copr” Fighting with policemen had been a failing of the youth. Brown looked at him an inatant and then with a gulp ruehed away from the cell. For Harry Mann killed his aged father, a veteran of the civil war, last night, stabbed ‘is younger brother, Winfield, twice in m as the boy tried to protect his her, and then sank into @ drunken as the younger boy crashed a | | | head. Brown realized that the young| and B YOUTHFUL SLAYER. ae a He will be arraigned before Coroner Winterbottom, charged with murder, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1913. This morning, Batley went to arouse Gilmartin and smelled gas escaping from his room. Bailey forced open the Note] door and found Gilmartin dead in bed. cel escaping from the chandelier. table was this note: “Dear Gene: I cannot live, as I have Joseph Gilmartin, bone consumption, I am very thank- atin, once an eenploye Of) A ter the kindness extended to me by ENDS HIS LIFE WITH GAS. omniniit), CARS TRANSFER T0===—=—=——= Joseph Gilmartin Leaves Thanking Relatives for Their Kindness to Him. 500 Women’s and Young Women’s Summer Suits, KILLS HIS FATHER ner endcter wafting tu nim for more| TUBERCULOSIS SUFFERER 1 table abut 8 o'clock. Gressedhearly through|the meal when Harry burst into the room, and reeling. His father Dresses@Coats ay my house, sf,” he said. have been reduced to red ty @ torrent of whith threw the old ¢ “The” Allen, and a sufferer from tu- berculosis, killed himself to-day at the home of his sister, Mrs. Eugene Bailey, 6% Twenty-third avenue, Bath Beach. Gilmartin and his brother-in-law went Lexington to 3d Avenue g Girl” Collars, 25¢| Muslin Underwear---A Clean-Up tonne ends from White Sale. While some lote are a little Fuche of Bretonne | ood, the qualty of the materiale nd workmanship lo untmpaired. Gilmartin was thirty-five years old. arm er Mr. Mann tyned for an in- atant fim his son to @t his wife aside and te soothe her. Harry'shand plunge. and retrned to view futching an open clasp kéfe. WinfleldBaw the diade as tt rose, the young TRUTH KEPT FROM HIM,|win's ty of warnife he sprang at hie he sprang at his Formed of a double net and trimmed with Vandyke ted shadow lace, these dainty coll are made to encircle the neck and with ends to extend at least half way over the blouse. You will want one or! ribbon.. New “Dancin Forty Beaches of New Jersey The World's Greatest Playground is located on the stretch of beach between Sandy and Cape May. The Pennsylvania Railroad’s Summer Excur- sion Book, just issued, tells all about the Forty Beaches of New Jersey, as well as seven red other summer resorts of Mountain, Lake and Shore. fast. Have you yet? It’s high can brother, The gittering knfe diade descended ‘Authorities Fear Effect on His| 2% Dur iteeit inthe boy's right fore arm. Itrose agaifand again descend- Mind When He Hears What | §%,onc,m°"* INightgowne—Of cambric. V neck with tucks and yoke. .. 4 S |5%c Nightgowns — Several styles in ' Real Lace Neckwear. About 100) New Bayadere, tucked underbodice| mainsook and cambric; Soe samples of real peasant made Bohe- mian lace; coat collars, band collars and dress collars; worth con- tow Mechlin lace edge; yard... with ribbon straps to and ribbon threaded ‘Embroidery or | 78 tressed by Absence Vacation days are comi decided your Summer time, and the Pennsylvania help you-make a wise choice. Police station early to-day with a ter-| Mra Bowen Maltese poodle that mad proof silk maline, in in partridge and jackdaw ; only 100 of them; petticoa' oe combinations, with tassels of silk|/$%c Skirte—Cambric flounce of lace; embroidery tucks, excellent value ———" BLOOMINGD: Cileloths & Linoleums Specials for Friday and Saturday. in one of the best American Continuing Our Great May Sale of Women’s $2.50 to $3.50 Pumps and Oxfords i i I F i k | i gi i 3 i 8 i Many lots, derived from various sources, brought together to form the best bargain sale of fine shoes offered thie sea.on. Patent Leather Strap Pumps, $1.55. Pat. Leather Button Oxfords, $1.55. Pat, Leather Laced Oxfords, $1.55. Russia Calf Oxfords, $1.55. Gun Metal Oxfords at $1.55. Ninety-th@ street be.ween Amsterdam and Colubus avenues, have beespicked up anywhere between 4 and One Hundredth streets way and Central Park Wes:, ently been elipped. An aged, i Ask nearest Pennsylvania Ticket A; Excursion Book, or write JAS. P. ANDER: Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, Pa. : i i i e Tan Kid Oxfords at $1.55. White Canvas Pumps at $1.55. Boots Russia Calf Pumpe at $1.55. Sizes 214 to 8; plenty of wide widths. Qeceed Flees. i heavy earthenware platter over his| Eighty- ‘ i man didn't remember a thing about it.| He has sick wogan mourns fer Buster as TRUTH WITHHELD FROM THE fara foe'the lous Of pete that the place of ohildren. - u f 43 = i : PENNSYLVANIA RAILR ——— BLOOMINGDA! Dut fear of what the result may be on the young man when he learns into what terrible crime his drunkenness led Mim has kept the Coroner so far from breaking the news to him. aged mothér, Mrs. to-day In the little fat 5 it Twenty-ninth street which has been her home for nearly forty years, keeping watch over the dody of her husband and nursing tn bed. But with found time to plea house to “He |s didn't kno had taken his wits, Why he wouldn't have raised @ hand against his father. He loved him, and he loved me and Winfield, Poor Harry, he never had a chance.” And between her sobs the mother ex- plained that when the young man was ‘@ little boy he had been hit on the head with @ batted ball. For weeks he had hung between life and death and even Gfter his mother had nursed him back to hi it was @ health that was fre- quently a! ed by fits of epilepsy and which made him peculiarly subject to the Influence of liquor, The accident kept him from school, and eo saw Winfleld, now seventeen, and his three other brothers gaining education which could never be his the young man grew morosi despondent. @TABS HIS FATHER AND BROTH- ER WITH KNIFE. Chiffons Worn Extensively at French Races|St for overdresses. The custom is one that ie sure to be followed red 5,000 yards of all-eilk chif- dark shades; 42 inches wide; at, peryd., Waterproof Malin: indicate the here. In anticipation we have hite, Cream and Ecru fash = 50c, 75c, 98c and $1.50. Shadow Vals. and Tor- hon Allover Lensipaay for waist coverings, guimpes bras- sieres; special, yard. St. Gall Batiste Flouncings with ‘STERN BROTHERS Announcethat, in order to effect a reduction of stocks in their numerous departments wior to removing to their New Building on West Forty-second Street, they will inaugurate on Monday, May 26th, a series of lived. Their use has been ex tended to almost everything in dress accessories and millinery. Our stock comprises the best L; 5 made Malines,in black,whi and numerous colors, at, yd. For Friday and Saturday we place on sale 5,000 yards of white and black Maline, propriate for graduation dresses; regular 50c and 75c qual- 5,000 yards more of those wonder- | ful Tucked Flouncings with linen torchon lace Removal Sales affording a rare opportunity to procure the highest grade and most seasonable merchandise At Greatly Reduced Prices Detailed particulars of the first sales will appear in Sunday’s papers. Searts, which we closed out from a manufacturer ‘They are this season's ranged 15 for te tal i. Big Sale of Men’s Summer Underwear From a maker who has a national reputation for S0c underwear we purchased 19,800 garments at a price that lets us sell them at, a garment.........00++++- This tremendous quantity comes to us at this great cause the garments were damaged by ills. garments have since been scientifically dried, co that As the manufacturer ie very particular he sells he would not perm: grade, and as we offered to take the entire quantity the deal was ‘This is now your opportunity to buy balbriggan ptian cotton in the best The shirts are all full fs i West Twenty-third and Twenty-second Streets [ made of fine combed E; at half the regular selling price. i | Sherwood steel frame, covered wit! Last night he di urn io din: mesh black wire cloth; adj with cuffs and have long or short sleeves; the drawers have double SMITH GRAY Wor Your Opportunity at 91 9 Sth AVENUE! g i and are finished with pearl buttons; all sizes up to "The made le Untrimmed Summer Sha By helping a large manufacturer out of to offer these fine untrimmed shapes, consis Milans, Peanuts, Hem; at a price that is seldom eq black, white, burnt, navy and other colors. hate will be trimmed free of charge with trimmings purchased here. Friday on main floor, at ‘BLOOMINGDALEP 25,000 Healthy Fruit Trees at 5¢ hops Have Just Finished 1165 Fancy Summer Suits AT $] g°° Owing to our conservative buying policy and because we are now prepared to take advantage of quick turns in the tariff-agitated wool market, we were able to get the cloth for these suits at a bargain. They have been turned out on the double-quick to be disposed of at once. Every suit a masterpiece in fit, workman- ship and fabric. A big assortment of two and three button sacks, with or without patch pockets, Norfolks, etc. Suits of a type sold elsewhere for $25 and $30. VALUES $25 and $30 to suit, iSc1 2 Doors, pla and fe ity, we are able » Chips, Javas, Etc., led for such values; they are in easy running, self sharpening, clees cutting mower that is high grade in guaranteed. | 16 inch size, $8.56 |f} You. fo cannot exchange or Our Annual Sale of 50 “*Griiten”’ Si $3.27 Garden Nese Oultit, $2.69 | The complete outfit, including 25 |} feet guaranteed Garden Hose, Hard {fi Here are some of the many unusual attractions in| Wo Ree! and Brase Nossle that will throw a spray or a straight stream. id You will have no] our greenhouses orf the roof: Apple, pear and peach trees—none finer of their|this sale, $2.69. : Size 6 to 8 feet high. Sold! of our exceptional| regularly $4.00 to $7.00 per dozen. Very special, 50c — the] Pet dozen, or, each, 5c. most useful of all] 25,000 Rose Bushes, Holland i Il varieties, reg. 19¢ to 50c., t 5c each, or 6 in a bundle. difficulty in match- ing your hair, both| ‘BLOOMINGDALES = Gold Filled Eyeglasses age in the United States. 1,000 Standard Rose Bushes, See yon lose of ti fect high, i all verter s a tee @ ii ine bundle for b0Stor cee asses of this superior 24-inch naturally wavy Swit i offered at 80 low a price. 28-30-in, naturally speci: If your hair is thin, will require] @ transformation which can be worn 1 dozen assorted packages of Flower Seeds, at 3c... as +30 | 1 og. package of Sweet Pea Seeds, NEV YORK 3 Chinese Lily Bulbs, at 15e. bas ‘ patent BROADWAY \T WARREN ST. 3 Dahlias, regularly 15¢ and 20c. Note—Above combination deliv-| Special Priee for Friday @: R 37th ST. own deliveries for B@c. to 04 Ave.. toth to oth SLE BROOKLYN UR STORES FULTON ST. AT FLATBUSH AV. BROADWAY AT BEDFORD AV.