The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1914, Page 13

_"THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1014,°— jthroush their quarters in the rear of trance cut off by a wall of flame, Tho, Pring Hetarich, which left Marseilles jthe home of Charles Critlan at No. 31 dry wooden building burned ike | Sound for Naples on Jan. 28. " paper. Kewan, who wan believed to have been | DIED IN A VACANT LOT. | “BROADWAY SPENDER, Exposure Probably Killed Painter | Tiffany Place to-day. Despite the ete Critiand and hie s = H ne daughter wept as|& commercial traveller, booked second | Who Had Reen Injured. |forte of Critian and his daughter,| they heard the cries of the imprisoaeu | class for Naples, aud wes een aboerd | Disease every hand, They are in the very air J) | daites, Moneriat, « painter, Afty-four Alice, all the monkeys were burned! teasts, bit it would have been sui-| the vessel before whe sailed. He disap. oy cag ba fe 8 Dee ipa years old, of > Greenwich street, 9 |to death, eidal for them to have attempted peared, and no t ree stand them. forte wa foutd IW & Vivant Toe at it, ‘The wlnian Are victims comprised Mtr {he building through the door. foypdaeen the on digestion—on wh or not food nourishes—on the FR Fulton atreet this morning and died be- THEY DIE IN FIRE sasserasvs trained monkeys, and |tear out the wall, but before thes | Regan aguas sino vanished, quality of blood coursing through the body. fore and@ambulance hed dhim from |were exhibited in vaudeville by Crit-| could succeed the blaze was upon | captain says in hia report that he. be-| the Holy Family Ho: It is belleved lan and his daughter, who closed an | them. lIleves Rogan took bie baggage on deck DR. PIERCE’S —_——-— exposure caused his _—— enqugement last week and wore tak-| When the firemen reached the scane | 2U4' "hme afterite | Cerpoard He had hie left shoulder broken when Ing a rest at their fine home in fr-|the monkey house was practically _ Golden Medical Discovery its | @ truck struck him near the Erle ferry | onsuined and the biage Milton Rosenthal, Who Admits peaks 28 fast and was carried across Charles Critlan, Performer, Mil Mae The Hintclant Pec quar-| the Critlan, restience, wire Critlan Set ne Fuel. Strengthe ed the weak Mamet Gives digeetion, . Ealivens . ™ u ver to St. Francis’s Hospital in 5 Saal e in a comfortable house espe-| valued his monkeys " (From Popular Mechanica) luggish liver, Foeds the starved nerves. in full health Letting $100,000 Fly, Ac- | Serecy"“cus, where tne remmiommtel in| Loses 24 Simians at — |otaity arranged for them at the rear| timates his damage js homo at] Cubes of “solid alcohol” oming| f return, the to ie aa cused of Larceny. Somnig Lenmital, Me wus’ doctared Country Home of tne celthan dwelling, 16 the troupe) 0, Wh A aerton for deoning, Kentioe butting th psd one wan tes ores tenth teees tits evens bes ‘. ounty ital. He was discharged . Were Gght big baboons. —— in America for cooking, heating eurting Wn sate, hive Jenuto: Galligan of No I ‘The fre was discovered shortly] “JAMES REGAN MISSING. — |uny" purpran which rewsltes "a ‘ama make the wick Well and the weak trong. Don't Geepate gun of No. . 4 2 Bt after 8 o'clock this morning when Mr. —— amount of heat f 3 Give this vegetable remedy a trial—Te Accused of withholding $1,500 from | © ° ee ee ee ee The people of Irvington, N. J. Will Cotten and his daughter heard the| MARSEILLES, Fel 6 American | UP 19 pills of sn : \ New, will fee! *“likenewagain.”’ pide yiapidee tobias form ufmai and she ident ime mane 7 ct el ‘onsul is investigating the Druggiste box ‘mai . * a i. oe rar Teckaw bag invest Sta ner ki eee we suid "ahe remember for @ long time the human-| monkeys screaming and chattering. | © ALA echo strange dis ttle fwd le a, eaeeune Tt cant bab Linthands fom hs LY 7 Lo fete: neceever © id not know, where he had gone after tke cries of agony and fear uttered | They ran from the house to find the|Semey Renan, of New York, reports of metal or ashe Seek ress cael fer WY casvecnt shames. in stocks while he was a curb broker at No, 44 Broad street, Milton Rosen- thal, twenty-four years old, now an auto salesman, son of the late 8, Ros- enthal of the firm of Rosenthal Brothers, known as the “Big Six,” clothing manufacturers, was arraigned before Magistrate Marsh in the Cen- tre street police court to-day, Grand R ¢ Pepe { Plant had eble te tale Tar hitsealt tues by twenty-four monkeys as Ate ewent! monkey Nouse ablase and the en-|ty the, captain of the German’ inner Vast tow ween peat coer GIMBELS 1200 Derbies for Men—Spring Styles larceny was the charge. “Seconds” o $3, $4 Monona an arena by Dates Now, These Furs Must Go--- and $5 Grades, dining with friends at the Hotel Wal- And we are positive that they will take their departure tomorrow, for we at $1.95 lick early last night. He was lodged in the Forty-seventh street station, and this morning in court he told the reporters that he “spent a decued, Greary twelve hours there.” “This case will fall flat,” he pre- @icted. “It is true that I got the money from Pollock and Kaufman, but it was simply a business trans- action. The money was given me to buy Southern Pacific and United Cigar Stores stock. They say I did More as a favor than anything else, one of the best known manu- facturers of Men's Hats sends each season to GIMBELS an assortment of the new models, which, owing to some slight imperfection or other, will not qualify as first grades ac- to their rigid inspection. A alight difference in weight will very disqualify a Hat. We are safc in a:suring you that any such imperfection as any Hat in this arsortment may have will have lessened prices very radically. 3 Moleskin Coats $75, was $142.50 $145, was $275 $165, was $295 15 Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats $95, $125, $175—were $145, $295 and $325 20 Fur-lined Coats—Broadcloth and Tweed $37.50 to $72.50, were $52.50 to $95 not buy the stocks, but that remains 2 Sets of Russian Fitch 4 Sets of Black Fox nok be det lies beh eg foto nha See eee ten bate ' $29.50, were $47.50 $24.50, were $32.50 mori, andthe al settee money and notes in payment. It's all 8 Sets of Moleskin we, anticipate . therefore, we | would SoG DOO wore tre that bo $29.50, were $47.50 2 Young Gisls’ Seta of teelend Fox) [iar Fourth Fier ere ertats ond if bo bad not apeat ae aoe Vite Seeit $6.50, were $12. ; ef An atts . $22.50, were $37.50 hildren’ Y irls’ i , : ted such was the case, "But T €ld 6 Sets of Black Fox MAT $1 to $12.50, were $1.95 ||, SR ATES Our Annual S oases, Occasion in Sets theat a motan. OF coors $47.50, were $70 to $25 treesing weather." You, are Youn, irls” Dresses all the money was not thrown away. I lost about $60,000 in the market about the same time I received the commission fram Pollock and Kauf- man.” ‘ “You maintained several autos, did you nc*?” he was asked, “Oh, yes; I had five, I believe, at the time. I sell them now. Yes, Broadway gnew me all right when I had it.” As mothers have come to realize that washable dresses ie ki their little daughters, we are making a specialty of them, bahia sans cage: | wee, dresses are designed in the true proportions for girls of 6 to 14 years. And for girls who are inclined to be chubby, we have special sizes which are known as infermediates — these are graded in 11, 13 and 15-year sizes. Style, while secondary, is vital! We never adopt a fashion unless its keynote is sim- plicity, for therein li i Tor may of te eee ie uty of young girls’ apparel. This explains why we go to Paris Colored Washable Dresses, $1.50 to $12.50 Furriers Since 1842—Furs Guaranteed apt'to miss all the fun of ice 8] ting unless you are pre- pared. We have all styles of Ice Skates for men and women that were $3 to $5. Now $1.50 to $3.50 Fourth Floor. Third Floor The Boy Who Gets One of These $10 to $12.50 Suits or Oreos) at $5.75 ~N Will Not Miss the Mark of Approval ' oer It's our earnest hope that every boy will come to dautaal was spite Fa eatin GIMBELS to see what really fine garments he can get. Were Saturday NOTION pis Crepe Percale Gingham 1913, and Detective Clare spent sev- it not for the fact that lots are broken, in many cases there Specials inen Rep Raline eral. months trying to trace the broker. He admitted to-day he had been in South America. large Rosenthal lives with his wife in the \ boy alike. Lido Hall apartments, at No, 1800 \ @eventh avenue. DECIDE TO ESTABLISH CONTAGIOUS. HOSPITAL We for six 160 Gimbels Hair Nets “in “the well-known lace paper en- vel ‘i lope. %8c for two 25c boxes Gimbels Horn Hairpins, steel or amber color. ‘36c for two 25c boxes “Diadem" Un- breakablo Hairpina. 10¢ for five 30 pkgs. Gimbels Enamet Wire Hairpina. for three Se carda Gimbels “Bavoy” Nickel or Black Safety Pina, Be 10c cards Collar Sup- a, being only one of a kind, you could neversget these for $5.75. iF of Thodeis and styles to please Lado and Here Go the Suits! Splendid assortment of materials; single and double breasted models and Norfolk styles. Many of them have two pairs of trousers. All in a remarkable gathering, among which boys of 7 to 18 years will delight to choose. And Overcoats Lingerie Dresses-of Lingerie Voile and Batiste, $2 to $35 Crepe de Chine Dresses, $12.50 to $35 The dresses with kets will delight yo i str ing] dresses and those of exquisite pos bree finns: pig meg tay hin se “Pierrette” Dresses of 300 Serge Dresses 10¢ for four papers Milward's or Mostly Chinchilas; eleo a fine racer of muxtares mai tee ‘wo rolls (21 yan. each) Cot- Caen ‘aa at $3 : ™ and novelty fabrics. rs with shaw! or converti- “he for roll (10 yards) English ‘Twill ewa f Were $5 to $7.50 DESPITE OPPOSITION aiP _ Pp pg Ad Ca boys: ae ie mpahes Re: ke fo (1 papers Princens, Beat Mlustrated at extreme left of picture, Demi-tailored bad tor - wear. ——— e ——— Kf” 214 to 18 years. finished in six stzes. : : ‘ ; oe : es run me New Spring Suits for Estimate Board Votes to Erect Very Special—Boys’ $3 to $5 Wash Suits, $1.85 | acces nrt tents $25 A FP as Women, , Institution on Flushing Road, Jamaica. $c for two 26 pairs Gimbels Gar- Shield sewing, warranted per- and 4. STUDYING FURNITURE If you are a wise in- tending buyer of furni- ture, you will have been ding a good deal of time during the last week looking about among the various furniture sales. Now we should like to have you come here to- morrow, and apply the 1,100 of them; comprising al models, Sizes 3 to 9 years, A GIMBEL Importation of Beautiful Wrist Watches Women will be delighted with this newly arrived col- lestica, ph a’ beautiful specimen of the foreign jeweller’s craft. Priced Much Lower than Usual Because with the GIMBEL expert foreign service the world’s markets are always at our command; and this . is just such,an instance of our ability to purchase ad- vantageously. A group of Gold Filled Tonneau Shaped Wrist Watches, with fancy sun ray ‘disks, at $10.50. ‘These should really sell at $16.60, were they bought in the ordinary ut 700 styles in all the most wanted materials and * Fourth Floor Introduci ‘i ; silks, rm mucin ree: oH Paris, in serge, gabardine, wool crepe, faille and moire The Board of Estimate to-day ‘unanimously voted to establish a hos- pital for contagious diseases on the Haacke farm on Flushing road, near Lots lane, Jamaica, in the face of strenuous objections from a hundred prominent residents of Queens. The last fight of the Jamaica residents, headed by Lawyer John P, O’Brien, was replete with humor. “What I would like to know,” sald 7 Mr. O'Brien, “is why the hospital could not be built on Riker’s Island.” 4 “My dear sir,” replied Borough President Connolly of Queens, “you Many Handkerchief Prizes Carried Away. at Much Less When the sale buyers ful esineien ie Godan a og 4 geedly ey cen ine won to share in the fine savings to-day. Four of the Women's 25c Linen Handkerchiefs, 12! :c Sheer quality; nicely embroidered designs, in large choice. Women’s 26c Linen Handkerchiefs, 15c Have colored wide hems; also white with embroidery. Women’s $2.40 Linen Handkerchiefs, $1.60 Dozen inch hems, Pure Irish Linen; perlect: 5 by and 34 i know as well as I do that Riker’s Isl- ay. *, J i and {s filled with the refuse of New “ * other prett: apeay ne Gol? Filled Watehes up to $80 and Sterling results of your week of Men's 186 tobe kinen Handisrehiefs, 121<¢ rere, apd teat 1 come. 0 oetort Silver des it jain and fancy shapes, at 18 to $60. investigation to the H a! 5 ’. id Wrist Watches in a delightful Te" of new shapes, specially priced at $28.76 to $66, Diamond Mounted Platinum Wrist Watches, in the most exquisite designs, all at the same advantageous prices and ranging from $610 to @ it. If you built a hospital on Riker’s Island the people sent there would be killed by the odors.” “Every one knows that Long Island City is filled with the same kind of refuse,” declared a man in the audi- Pi Gimbel Febru- $1,000 each. ” Sale of " : niture Men’s Shoes joint of view of its usefulness to your particular needs. The more you have traveled at 5 ; The GIMBEL Flower Store around, the better we shall like it—the nines Mylar be of having the raaule lavarbie Us us. A promising looking gathering of Presents Tomorrow We have by no means al! the good furniture in New York—although a// Gimbel Furniture is good, sessonable and very stylish Shoes for Sweet Double English Violets with cord and tases) ||| aici, eo mencae meee nem Gut wm observ Rton, Rod Tee Waar re ato cad teat We! | 1,800 pals, all of which wore former) attached, iBBe: Boe Fane. yd Ck d WAWT that can bo found anywhere in this city, $5; all ‘sizes and ‘widths; GIMBEL quaiity _Also beautiful ts and rich Cut Flowers in all the The two extremes are lacking--worthless cheapness and magnificent useleseness, But the | through and through. . season’s varieties, including great middle ground is generously represented, You'll find a-plenty of Gun-metal in button and lace, patent colt in Tulips, Daffodils.and Narcissus, 1 doz. ’ 49c Furniture of trustworthy construction, of practical fitness for homes in which luxury and comfort | button and lace, and tan Russiacalf in lace only Freesia and Lily of the Valley, 2doz. { Bunch are not inconsistent w mon sense, and appealing, in outward appearance, to people of good taste. , Second Flocr Gardenias, 10¢ each; usually 25c and 35c; Large Lavender Furniture for our regular GIMBEL stock, Furniture, all of ‘ Orchids, 26¢ each; usually 75¢ and $1; and thousands of Children’s Shoes—Sturdy, Graceful and hich is : ‘ebruary Eales at discounts of fom 18 to 50%, 2 4 7) aoe alt: so how we place special orders for this Sale of Furniture, to made in ev ae) q . Camations in many colors st So and Gg each, up, ta the GIMBEL standards, | : p DNEY) Fer Hygienic—Also Specially Underpriced t is this Fumiture—over a half million dollars’ worth of it when the Sale began—that Ver y irs ine G y we ask you to criticise in the light of your researches of the last week. . a fo Piri iad igs heii fine GIMBEL Foctwegg nnee greater art of it is displayed on ithe most superbly, arranged single furniture floor in 7 ittle folks; three groups: ; is country —80, square feet of it, brilliantly lig) for convenient and close i ti i inci i , Of special interest tomorrow is the remarkable Sttering of eae ae font ointludes se iret ab nage Mook 98 °. . 2 : s OV. ale . “mM Cai, to ssig _ Fireside Wing Chairs, Upholstered in Cretonne, at $10 black visi kid; ues Sto1L ann which is an extremely low price for Chairs so attractive in appearance and of such admirable ‘ . i comfort. We show them in the Bedding Section, upholstered in a dozen patterns, of cre- The second offers Misses’ Shoes ct $1.95. Patent tonnes and denims. To make the low price possible, we agreed to take 500 of these Chairs coit, gun-metal calf ai black vici kid; new models; excellently made; size 1114 to 2. \ The last group presents Growing Girls’ Shoes, $2.85. These are made especially for GIMBELS on a from the manufacturer. Seventh Floor very scientific last; patent colt; gun-metal calf and $3.75 With the Purchasing Power of $5 Tomorrow in GN ence. Lawyer O’Brien made a very strong plea to have the matter delayed an- other week. Comptroller Prendergast told him that the work of the Board of Estimate was being interfered with because of the time taken up with the hospital site matter. Robert W. Higbie then suggested that the hospital site should be at Springfield, on the outskirts of Ja- maica. “It is one of the very best sites imaginable,” said Mr, Higbie, waxing eloquent. “You see, it’s right near a cemetery.” ; Health Commissioner — Goldwater ‘asked the board to adopt the Haacke farm site. He said it was the best available and that the delay tn build- ing the hospital was nothing short of scandalous. from the Want Pink Cheeks-Red © Lips? Bome unfortunate men and women are Bron: ty wonder why some of thetr friends @re biessed with an abundance of color— C while theirs are on for this iam not enough in the blood—under # Pilcroscupe the ts thin and watery. ca The flesh is flaudy, too, Well known phy- sictons aswort thir the regular tilatra (on for several montha of thre po-puclane table's wii greatly Canaries at Very Low Prices Many beautiful Songsters will go to new homes on Saturday at these special prices, Harz Mountain Canaries, all in Philadelphia Bird Seed, 4 pkgs., good voice and health, $2.26, reg- 400, peariie 12c pkg. ularly $3.50. Virginian Pope Seed, 3 pkgs. for St. Andreasburg Rollers, beautiful | 26c, usually 10c ais . songsters, Be. regularly $5. Philadelphia rd Gravel, silver wiht Aaa Aba ae to | or eed 7 pkg, ae, Uaually Be pk. ir, . favel, . dad Fish, 100 to $1 each. usual y be phe cai Special Prices Also on Bird Cages Domestic Cages, $1.35 to $6.60. Imported Cages, §8 to $16. Fifth Floor mroaoway NEW YORK THIRTY. THIRD OT. very beneficial, For self-adminiatration, obtain fram any of the beet apuyhecary [eel A