The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1914, Page 16

BANDIT ATTACKS ACTOR OVER JACK'S, FLEES WITH $729 : Vaudeville Performer Puts | 4 lay of Abbeylands, a splendid country Featdence belonging to Major-General Sir Hugh McCalmont, near White- abbey on Belfast Lough. The house although fully furnish was not ocoupled except by care [okere ‘The damage is estimated fo evidences of Suffragotte handl- work were found, but as t! recently threa' against tho Ulster Untoniat leaders because of the refusal of Sir Edward Carson to support the movement of the Suffragettes, the authorities lay the blame on them. The grounds of Abbeyland: fs only four miles from Car @ British army station, used recently for Unionist “volunteers.’ r) STOMACH MISERY, INDIGESTION Desperate Battle, but Is Finally Strangled. A desperate thief entered the room of Robert Fulgora, a vaudeville per- i former, in Jack's bachelor apart. 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It was Fulgora's impression at first that the man was bent on murder. Fulgora arrived in New York yes terday and performed yesterday 1 A Harlem vaudeville theatre. Hi reached his r early to-day after spending some time at the Friar Club. e PAPE’S S2GRAIN TRIANGULES OF DIAPEPSi I a CURES INDI N FIVE MINUTE TLES UPSET STOMACHS his door at 11 o'clock this morning. A man about et 10 inches tall and) welghing about 169 pounds leapde Into the room, strack him over the head with a blackjack and clutched at his throat, A terrific battle followed in which the ac wan overcome. Taxed, but ga Wiry, athletle m set tor ‘Lance socent case © ANY DRUG STORE. Fulgora, who ts a », fought back. ‘Time after time the thief struck him on the head with the blackjack, but mont of the blows were slancing, Tn struggling about the room the men reached a table on which rested a quart bottle of whiskey that had not been opened ‘The thief grabbed this and brought {t down on Fulgora's head, cutting open the Fulgora dropped and Hoon top of him and began to choke him ‘What do you want?” | actor. GOOD FOR ONE VOTE IN’ RITCHIE & C Popularity yeaa lee Carrier, jee and Citizen, a tay Volga ‘&8 many Coupons as you fe fer alchte ry of Cornel ie i Blowaa pater thle contest Kveging Journal and Free asked the may be 1438 Brocatege stat Jn pergon at 0 at any of our 9 stores, or can be mailed to “1 want your money,” replied the VOTE GOOD FOR ONLY ONE CANDIDATE vrane ON money,” sald Fulgora, “but don't kill me. You will find a roll in my trousers pocket on that chair.” The thief did not immediately relax his hold and Fulgora lost ¢ ness for a moment. As he re desperate caller caught up t psCLOUN: his SUITS $ 14: 3 Made ers, took the money froin the pockets to Measure and fed Fare lat on — Aprit 3. W., March 27 John Norton, the manager of Jack frestaurant, who has rooms in the ACCOUNTS OPEAED FROM $510$1,000 ON SMALL Weekly Payments America’s Greatest Furniture House r Block 8th Av. 36% Pil N. J., Store, 49 and 5! Market Street $25 Traver'’s Sanitary Sleeper. 14. 95 SIA withfine ne rollon ods SU and full roll on hood. ed with beat cordu- roy sanitary lining; loose cushions; patent sliding steel gaar- aoe, tubular ateel p ich ateel wheels; ‘wit heavy rubber tires. Very special at BABY CONTEST ¥ bi valuabie prize. Seng (anne LY articulrrs. No SR a aor to buy, $2 Folding Go-Cart Vj 6. 95; or you can add it to your ac» — 1 without any extra de- ait. 100- Gy fr 100-PIECE DINNER SE ACTUALLY WORTH $10 Nou vou anen an account your ac Pony for ie “Hs Wi Y$2 Solid Refrigerator OakChair 6.95 |89c THE EVENING WORLD, In response to a knock he opened | 25caWeek | FRIDAY, ¥, MARCH 2 was on the stairway when tao ed out. The dish lied an- t aft man attrac Nor- written in German to Mrs, Friedman. A card giving Friedman the privi- leges of Columbla University was) tion » knew the fleeing jalso found in his clothes. tain his hold. The thief wrigglel that two months ago he lost a good thief's collar, which was bediy soiled. | affitetion, |= stranger did ey “ive in the house] Mrs, Friedmam said that her hus- and grabbed bim, but could not re-| band suffered from nourasthenla and from his grasp and fled. posttion ag civil engineer with a New In the struggle Norton tore off the] York firm because of his nervous The collar bears jenay marks aud) When informed of her husband's us turned over ky teotlves. | death she collapsed. a Without Robert Friedman, a bridge engineer, | committed #ulcide In the new Muntel- | pal Bullding to-day by throwing himself from the twenty-fifth floor to | the eleventh, The crash of his body | striking the marble floor between the | brought many persons ; running from the varlous offices On the twenty-fifth @ where the open stairway ends, the hat and coat | of the deud man were found, He bad placed them near the rail and, evt- | dently, had plunged off Into space. | His body dropped true and straight the full fourteen fights. 4 giving the name and ad-} ward Friedman, No, 340! inetieth street,” was found tn} as was a@ letter troubles, builds | up the bod yen Rtairs es the | impurities out of the system) and strengthens each organ of énab- Medicine is the best remedy ever prescribed for building up the sys tem, Not a patent medicine. NEW STYLES FOR SPRING Correct Models for 1914 At Blyn Popular Prices. Every new idea finds expression in the new Spring Styles now ready in Ten Big Busy Blyn Stores. Immensely increased stocks a nd broader variety to meet the demands of our always Increasing business. Blyn Shoes with all the distinguish- ing marks of superiotity are sold at popular prices. "Style 1774! Sizes to 8. 1.50 0 11, 1.75 H i1'to 2. 2.00 seule 21500 6. 250 | | Style 131814 A GRACEFUL STYLE Ladies’ Patent Colt Colonials with Patent Leather Buckles, narrow cede toes new oy heels of Tan Russia that is dress A high cut style | and un. "Rood attractive prl Ten Big, Best Family Stores. Easy to Reach. Shoes in All Grades. AST SIDE STOR: tinh Ay. wth Ay Malt Orders Fil \ & Hrookivn 3 i (memes Established 156), T. KELLY CO] 263 Sixth Ave., wes'imn t 17th St. On!y Entrance to This Department Through Furniture Store Clothing on Credit Men’s and Young Men’s $20 and $25 Suits Our guarantee of absolute satisfaction or your money refunded is a protection you should not overlook. | Boys’ $5 and $6 Suits $3. 95 Norfolk and de ment of patterns Wiil withstand severe wear and tear, Well ta cad styl Neat assort- n{ckerbueker penta: eal and perfectefitting On Any Purchase Up to $10 We Offer the Spectal Terms of 3c; 3 for $ Subway floor, Old Building. way floor, Old Building, 50 = | = e TAAAAAAAALAFIAIIS ABA AA AISASSAIAIIIIISIIIIIIIIIO D0 | bal ”, ” The new spring stocks have arrived §) ¢, ready to meet your most exacting bs d P fi b P. demands. They are clothes thathave J} A Pleasant an TO: ita le astime “snap” to their style, made in all the # Y Each morning when I reach my desk new weaves, and the workmanship @) % cater was Ads, 4 tara) . . . v oO the result of skilled tailors. . Neen thaieeys uae wage 10.6 %, a 2 * PEAS SSAA AAASLSS AAS: LVR A LS Set abet deat COND 5 Formerly ——~f Oh raul: SOCK Broadway and A. T. Stewart & Co. Ninth Street Now—300 Women’s Mannish Spring Suits Majority in Dark Blue, at $17.75 “If Thad my way, a woman would wear suits of dark blue—and only dark blue—in Summer— make dark blue the Summer color just as men do,” said a noted fashion expert recently. Nine-tenths of this large special purchase are dark blue, the good shades, while the remainder are checks and black. Every suit in the three hundred is as good as any we have seen this season at $25. Revers are. hand - turned; sleeves are kimono or gathered at the wrists; collars are man- nishly modeled or tuxedo fash- ion; skirts are entirely feminine with plain fittea tunics. Serge, gabardine, wool crepe and woolens, combined with taf- feta. Every stitch and button just so; splendidly built suits. They come from a manufac- turer with a large output. He cuts up materials in readiness for orders, and when orders fall off, even for two or three days, it means a surplus, which, in this particular case, he has disposed of to us at con- siderably below market price. Second floor, Old Building. \ Fashionable Shoes for Women, $4 In the Wanamaker Ex-- position of Spring Shoes there are shoes of every sort at many different prices. But one of the most interesting groups is the ‘“WanamakerSpecial,” at &4. C. B. a la Spirite | Corsets $3, were $5 to $8 If a woman wants a pretty corset now is the time to buy one for less than she'd pay for a plain one. These shoes are “special” Special in the materi: For example, one spec that it offers such wide choice. It includes all the newest shoe fashions, Colonial pumps with buckles, in calf, paves leather or kid, high or medium heel; pump with low heel or Spanish heel; laced tan boots for walking; high shoes for everyday wear or dress occasions. You need have no hesitation about buying these shoes bee cause of their little price. Women's Shoe Store, Main floor, Old Building. Ready—A Great Offering of Hosiery and Underwear at Less than Regular Prices The Spring and Summer readiness of the; Wanamaker Hosiery and Underwear Store is a pretty big kind of readiness. It is the readiness of a great buying power to offer the biggest and broadest kind of service—the highest quality obtainable at any given price. This is its normal, ordinary everyday habit of life. But once in a while it betters its best—it outdoes its normal self i in a big way. ‘This is one of the once-’ in-a-while occasions when the ordinary is forgotten and when opportunity shines out like the sun on a bright June day. We are now offering hosiery and anderwear for men and women at far below normal prices. The items below are but examples of the “seconds” are different and you are safe- many opportunities which the Wanamaker guarded by the protecting ticket on such Hosiery and Underwear Store has to offer to- goods, morrow, Saturday. Ample space is Provided to meet the grea In this offering, sizes are missing here and demand which will follow upon this offering there, but all sizes are in the entire lot. Some and the salesforce has been increased ac- items are “seconds,” but Wanamaker cordingly. Men's Half Hose Silk, were $2.50, now $1.50 pai effects, “seconds” in every sense of the word. sed and in the styles followed. feature of these 84 shoes is Popular low bust, long hip models of c. B. ala Spirite corsets, made of silk figured mater- ials, charmingly trimmed, are being hurried out to make room for lighter summer corsets, though they themsleves are by no means heavy. All #3. Warner’s Rustproof Corsets, $1.50, were $3 Excellent models, in fine batiste. Main floor, Old Building Women’s Stockings ‘ Silk, 82 and 82.50 grades, now $1.50 pair. Silk, or silk with cotton tops, “ ‘seconde’ of $1 qual- ity, 78¢ $1.28 palr. ey 1.50 quality, now of 81 quality, now 65¢ pair. pair. now 80c French silk, 82 quality, «is”” Ik, (mil me run), of 81 quality French silk, $1.50 qualit 1 pair, et Tile, (apecially priced), 306 pair. . Pearls 50e y, now 28¢ Main f hoy. ‘Old. Building. Burlington Arcade dae’ New Bldg. econds” of 2c seal ty, now 18c pair. Silk, with cotton tops, “seconds” of 78 walitieg, 65c pair. . Cotton or eaactorrised lisle, were @5c, now 18c pais; Artificial sil Mere 25c quality, now 15¢ pair three for 50c. niton, “seconds" of "ibe quality, now Mercerized cotton, “seconds” of 18¢ Si Mad seconds" of 1214 quality, now 10c pair. three for 28c. Subway floor, Old Br Subway floor, Old Building. Men’s Underwear Coat shirts and knee length drawers—cotton crepe, , madras, nainsook or mercerized cotton, Women's ueseeiee Silk vests, $3.50 grades, now $2.75 Silk knickerbockers, $3.60 qui now baa ly. priced, a a at we nilk combinations, oj or Main floor, on Building. Lisle thread vests, 3 for $1 quality, now h vr 160, mt 3 50c each. Combination sulle of cotton gauze, long cloth, or $1 eac! cotton crepey *" Burlington Arcade floor, New Bldg. Ribbed lisle combinatio ti d drawers, nainsook or checked madras, now 25c each. , nainsook or madras, were 61, shirt quality, 18 each. Cotton ve: jination suits, ribbed cotton or madras, $0c ea. 4 und drawers, balbriggan, 50c quality, now 37%, each. Coat shirts ‘and (3 for ) . ecially priced, 12}¢¢ each. Children’s Socks drawers, nainsook, 50¢ quality, now Fancy cotton, 10c pair ik @ for 28c.) 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