The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1914, Page 17

— [ Thomas Cambell Is Fatally ‘Wounded in Fight on Street “io (After, Quarrel. ‘Thomas Camben, ‘8 laborer, twenty. fro. years old, living at No, 327 Fast NY-second street, is dying in the Reception Hospital as a result of being stabbed in an early morning brawl at East Eighty-second street and Second avenue, which had its OFigin in a saloon at Eighty-fourth | ~ @treet and Second avenue. Patrick | ~Hallen of No. 515 East Eighty-sev. | enth street and James Glynn of No. 227 Kast’ Eighty-fourth street are being held by the police on suspicion _ being his assailants. {2 'Mecsrding to the police, while the Men were in the saloon, Glynn, who is nineteen years old, “spoke out of his tura,” and promptly received the i Contents of a ginss of beer in his f dace. Giynn wanted to fight and the ¢Partender got the crowd out of the house. Hostilities were renewed two blocks “away. A citizen heard the cries of | Cambell and notified Detective Ryan| @t the Kast Kighty-cighth street po- { Uce station. Cambell was found badly cut in the abdomen and both sides of his face were slashed. He was hurried to the hospital. | 4 bloody clasp kuifo was picked up by the police in the hallway of No.| gaa? East Kighty-second street. After- ward Detectives Ryan and Buckley junded up Halten and Glynn. oth jon denied any guilt, but the police @eciare they have good grounds for bolding Giynn. | x roe oa | s RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS DINE. | | BM. Norris Is Honored With Ban-| _uuet, Speeched and Songs. | J One. hundred clerks of tho railway | mail service gave a dinner Inst night at the’ Hotel Moret! to Supt. E. M. | Norria on the third, anniversary of his appothtment to the intendency, ‘The guest of honor wa: eral Super- intendent’,'A, H. Stephens, who came from Washington for the dinner. — —_ Mr. Nortis, who has been tn the rail- Pay, mall wervice for thirty years, anc jefly in appreciation of the one him, and then the toastmaster hiet Clerk J. 1. Campbell, introduced Supt. Stephens, who explained to the Minera the workings of the new merit system under which the clerks are graded nnd reclassified. Ho sald that effort would mi t retiremet clerks ai “tg work or were otherwise incapacitated, Among othors who spoke were ON. nd, in charge of the Pennsyl- ania terminal; J. M. Gillespie, Presi- dent of the a Now Zork, brane h of the Rast sociation. dwin |. Sangh” ‘Aualetant - Saverintencent vot Foreign Mails; John Smith, Chief Ex- and A&ouls Sucovitz. William iffe sang several ee ‘amine, MeAulft Ginner committee, was EF. .. Boyle, William Oaman, FTA, anger, Ao 71e Conkttn nad J. 1. Comiart WE GIVE SURETY COUPONS Brass Bed, 9.75 Heary | Bin, contin vou om with large pple ve tech itera “teary guarantesd olin CREDIT 18 GOOD HERE, Mr Enerys Brooklyn’s Most Reliable Furniture and Carpet House oeene. “TRAVEL. ff nen #2 Rotterdam 70. FUROPE | inet AMONDS | Ata | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APYIL 24, 1914. Our'Policy of Fair Dealing And Moderate Prices for the Season’s Most Desirable Merchandise Have Not Been Forgotten by the Thousands of Our Patrons Who Are Daily Crowding This Store A Sale of Regular $1.00 A Mid- Week Special ‘ec Boys’ recxer Norfolk Suits or Belted Back Reefers tit Suits and Reefers SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY PROMPTLX REFUNDED Ina Special Mid-Week Sale hes A bps showed us 300 for a special sale. ¢ of cam- brics or percales, made extra full. Shown in light or dark effects; fancy trimmed with “Back Again in Our Old Geeta” A Mid-Week Special — Regular $1.95 All Silk Crepe de Chines collars oF pi Others are | 3 Full 40 Inches Wide, at,a Yard . . « % larity Leisce A beautiful quality, with a soft, clinging finish. Crepe ts $ That’ ‘Regularly House Dresses: Chines are in great favor and a cut price will attract many Sell at $3.00 in gingham or thambray in a | $¢conomical women. Your choice of all the leading Spring ‘These Suits are ‘made of well: number of new models. Solid and Summer shades. wearing materials and tailored colors of stripes and checks. | 3 $2.25 All Silk Genuine Crinkle Crepe, ) Genuine $1.00 Striped to sitts, 3 | deen Ba oe tile of timeod caller a4 #0 inches wide. ‘This senson’s: most fashionable |36 inches wide. “This is one of the best qualities 2 | Suits, patch pockets, alsomixtures sizes 34 to 46; 1 00 material, particularly adapted for made. Nice, soft finish; large variety of in light ‘and dark ¢olore. 7 to 16 ren value $1.25. e' traped gowns and dresses, also 50 stripe design. Well worth $1.00 yard Wc suits, plain ‘blue and miatures. Blue serge and Cherie clegant for waists. Your choice,yd. e For Li Seemed bees reefer, Also mixtures. 21/; to 8 years, | Third Fleer, This Is the Greatest Purchase We Have Never Before and Never Made in Many’ Years! | Again—Will You Be Able to Buy $18.50 and $20.00| Women’s $3.00 & $3.50 S U IT S “Sir Henri” High Shoes Colonials and Pumps Of Silk These Shoes were anorder for The Moire, 14th St. Store and the maker allowed : e us a price concession to take them. Silk Poplins, French Serges & Wool Crepes 1.95 Shoes of patent coltskin in button and Blucher models, patent coltskin button shoes with cloth tops. Also gunmetal calfskin and tan Russia calf- skin, in button and Blucher models. Colonial pumps of patent coltskin, Cuban heels with newest buckles. Also pumps of tan Russia calf. All sizes from 2!/, to 8. Every pair warranted Goodyear welted; hand sewed soles. Men’s $2.50 and $3 Shoes and Oxfords ‘The shoes are made of gunmetal calf in button and Blucher models, warranted Goodyear welted, hanc-sewed soles. Oxfords of patent coltskin, gun- $ metal calf and tan Russia calf, on alt the latest lasts of the season for both young men and the more conservative older men. All sizes from to I'l and D toEE widths. . ‘This lot represents a maker’s sample line and all odd suits after filling orders. We also include about Tix, 50 suits taken from our regular stocks. Made of beautiful quality silk moires and poplins, in the sea- son's very newest models, Coats are lined throughout with peau Okirts are in the new tier and tunic models. Also epes and iFrench serges. Colors embrace reseda, ‘openhagen, navy, also black, Sizes 14 to 18 for rom 32 to 4 bust for women. de soie. misses ani Second Floor Children’s $2.50 Serge | Exceptional Values . Coats, $4. 79 | Feather Trimmed Voile Waists Priced Models at Made of splendid ity all-wool serges, in navy blue or Cope: n; neat Balkan styles with deep belt; collar and cuffs trimmed with silk to match and novelty buttons. A splen- did litt'e model, both serviceable and dressy. Site: ° 06 years. 4.12% Chi: iven's 50¢ Colored Dresses Dainty percales in numerous French styles. At This Very Low Price ae." @B FL00 flowered designs. Choiee of light blue, flesh or maize. Trim- It is, indeed, very unusual to be enabled to buy ostrich feather trimmed hats, like picture at prices as low as $2.49. med with fine white Choice of checks and Each hat is trimmed with ostrich band d if stripes, in pink or blue. around crown, 2 ostrich tips and finished batiste, vest, kimono Teeerona with ecatsins wi ith a bunch of roses. Hats come in all sleeve, hemstitched finished fir saprieay = Cc black with ostrich trimmings in black, trimmed cuff and fancy Sizes from 2 to 6 years... hite, new blue, purple, ete. collar. All sizes. Second Floor, Main Floor, Second Floor Wild’s XXX Cork Linoleums RegularlySold at 49c; Sq. Yd. Note, better for double the 1 C money than Wild s Lino- No. A English Floor. ‘Alex. Smith’s 9x12 Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs 7 4 Positive $22.50 Values § \ | Every Kug is a true reproduction of some expen- e | | sive Oriental. The coloring and designs are repro- duced to the minutest detail. Very heavy rugs, woven in one piece—meaningno seams to wear out. $19 Persian Axminster Rugs § Size 8.3x10.6. Made with rich high nap, almost one-1 ed an inch thick. Choice of Oriental patterns leum. It is a standard prod- uct that every housekeeper hails as leader. 2 yards wide: new patterns Wild’s $1.29 Straight Cut 12.95}. Inlaid Linoleams Oil Cloths jeavy 0x12 Tapestry japanese Clear cut, showing definite lines; ten well Tn all the most desire Brussels Rugs Sait Rugs je ee known pattems il and geometrical de 89c able colors. and 1914 24c¢ Oral and” Pode Oriental and Persian ship signs, Square yard ee patterns; Square yd. patterns | patterns Se Garden and Home Fourth Floor, A Mid-Week Special of Needs $15 Brass Beds Ruffled Renaissance and wfexiean Drawn Work 2-inch Continu- Floor ous Posts and 910 Brooms 10 Fillers Bissoll’s (Standard | EGATDEE Swcevers, | Flour Hroome — 12 ‘Though the il- lustration gives you a fair ides of this bed, it really must be seen to be ap- preciated. Ch brigh finish. i Made of net with full ruffles, H pretty insertions and motifs, Bolsters or shams to match set 369 Pairs of High Grade Scotch Lace and bi Stepladders Foot 1,200 Holland and Opaque Window Shades. Imperiect; mounted on good spring roller; white, dark green and various other colors, 36 to 4 inches wide. Re All White Cotton Mattress Clotely tufted and $ as at Woking Ironing Table covered with art tick i inch le die ‘69e jfetdiag brening THis ing. All sizes, ‘This oeerial price for they tess... 3 C jas Tridaweek special... 1.98 HE ARI on amano 1LS27_SY Tonse ie Dry Seema, Tomorrow, , Thursday—Women's Day Finely Tailored Suits for Women. MOIRE SILK—TAFFETA SILK—WOOL CREPE: and Various Fashionable Woolens ~ ~ 19.98 sweeter aa Smartest two and three piece models, including long beck Eten and that are shirred or ruffled or trim’d tn a variety of styleo—fall’ a fashionable colors; Leathe de wei ndteh apiecu besser models suitable {or figures to 62 bust. Also, these special values: ' “t TAILORED SUITS AFTERNOON 15.98 ee ove! me alta tee ee | ee TAILORED SUITS 23.98 seth aslore Salon Se ae kee is Bore herd Se 4 A. 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