The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1914, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 4, 1914, MAHONEY DECLARED [01 SFE BLOWN UP {a ALARA WAAL WAAL AACA years that Mra, Greenfield has aban- | berg @ separation guilt. The A) 2 Division of the Supreme Court rocenaty decided that she would have 2 pig Hg Ap BTR a Ta Store 0 R. H. Macy & Co.’s Attractions Are r$ a Prices. On Sele i coupe Lite] years bo . at 9.00 a Te. Robbers Get $100 In Cash, but Harvard ot the Cinat oe “sou and AM. pera | MATTEAWAN TUESDAY Leave $900 in Checks on the wittest’ mon vot “nts aay in “the Closes i Throughout Floor. Athiete and a briftant ‘future een 6P.M. bs the Week predicted for him. mA Herald Square, Broedway, 34th to 35th St. Safe crackers, equipped with driil- ing ofle, nitro “soup” and mufflers, blew the door off the safe in Murray! Kahn's meat market on Surf avenuo, Coney Island, during Saturday night and obtained about $100 in cash. The | Police were notified to-day. Detectives found that the robbers had shoved the big safe to the rear of ice-box w! they could work unobserved from the street. Olive ofl | used for the drills and an empty bot- tle which had con’ ed nitroglyceron were found on the floor, The safo wi bound about in rugs and meat covers to muffle the report. hecks from customers, amounting | to $900, were found on the floor. Tho! Kahn robbery is the second safe “job” | done in two years on the Island. ae WIFE OF HARVARD WIT DROPS SEPARATION SUIT This Is Second Time, Too, Appelate Court Deciding She Must Worry Along on Old Allowance. Mrs. Sarah Anne Greenfleld, the | young English wife of George Sydney ing | Greenfield, @ relative of the Vander- 1 | bilte and former editor tf the Lam- poon,’ Harvard's funny paper, has . | given up trying to obtain a separation from him. Her attorneya, Pierco, Hulbert & Hopkins, to-day agreed to a discontinuance ofthe action and the papery were withdrawn from the Su- preme Court. ‘This ts the second time within three Mra, Greenfield is about thirty-one, Her husband's pet name for her was “Gypsey" and she signed herself that was in affectionate letters to him. other letters, she called Herself “tates Panther Wife.” Judge Mulqueen Approves Re- port of Commission on the Mayor’s Would-Be Slayer. ryant, Ni nog ey Meg ne ites: “I believe I had id has ua and I suffered with 3For the Summer Sfome, Cottage, Camp or Bungalow And te Brighten Town Ftouse orXpartment Our pres- ent ensem- | Michacl P. 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Poslam Soap, medicated with Poslam, improves an es the skin and hair, New T 15 cents, D FOR ONE VOTE 1 Bre ie & Cornell's ved ce Popularity Contest Round uropean Tours a pe st ror Letter Carrier, Railroad Employee and Citizen. Gye the Isaging, contestants will, be, printed may y ooubene as you please te he to gnter thin content, or, ioe rison to minal e is every “4 niture, Floor Bh Si Ki Coverings, re 8 Curtains, 7 Myf B Draperies and Mle Upholsteries f H for Summer use is particu. larly note- worthy for its comp rehen- ; siveness and for the artistic feeling with which it has been collected, The majority of the items, though exceedingly pretty, fairly radiating comfort, color harmony and the suggestion of ease and restfulness as well as coolness, are nevertheless quite Inexpensive, To be sure, the costlier items are not omitted; indeed, the requirements of Summer furnishing for any house, cot- tage, camp or bungalow, or for any city house or apartment, no matter how modest nor how elaborate, are here. Several experts to advise with you as to color schemes and decorative effects, without charge. © Merely as suggestions, the following: reason to believe Matteawan. He is seventy-one years | old now and he is very feeble, When t before Judge Mulqueen to- ‘o the reading of the ort with no show of 3 terated his confes- that he bad intended to kill tae Mayor and added that he had two other men marked for death, He Tantd the second was Andrew Carne- | gle but he would not name the third. |The commission conatsted of Phoe- nix Ingraham, Dr. John B, Cosby and J, Henry Hai ei ag ee rbot ba iomuf gdp edhidleae heen 01 Bike ear New Yoru 'OT1: GOOD FOR ONLY ONE CANDIDATE Gbhiich &Sons Established 52 Years. Why Expose Your Eyesight to Danger? Every day you go without glasses— if needed—the danger of poor eyesight increases, Eyes Examined Without Charge by Registered Eye Physicians. Perfect Fitting Glasses, $2.50 to $12. 184 Broadway at John St. aytor fithe, 18th St.| 101 Nassau, Ann St. Ray eae 7 Nese Brecklya. Y. 498 Fulton Si ire Co mene Gaffney, who iam porttoftice clerk, was let off with @ fine of $10 on the plea of his parent LITTLE DIFFPRENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A WORLD “WANT’ WILL OMT IT, Summer Furniture of Many Kinds Sea Grass Furniture, made entirely by hand, of woven sea grass combined with rattan and bamboo, Is uxurious as well as sightly. Its strength can be imagined when it is stated the same materials and the same ‘onstruction enter into the making of bridgesin China. The Furniture is shipped direct to us from the Chinese Seaport where it is manufactured. Levsnvobennessguv seatusit Big Sale To-Day & To-Morrow of Stock of {Nail Cathant(oers| '¢ Chair $6.24 Rocker $6.74 Table $8.89 Arm Chaltr $9.24 ple rated) CUilustrated) (/Mustrated) ide arm and pocket The Rocker is a com- Has a square top and ba’ one side for maga- | panion piece to the chair uliar shaped 9 tines or books. Roll | described in the para- | The centre shelf will be front and back. So coms | graph on the left. Noth- | found useful. This table Rae cushions are sus | ing — more cornfortacle is very strongly cone ae can be fashioned. structed. ful to this furniture. Now on Sale. All Single Stones 3 > rustic Hickory Furniture The ideal Furniture for the porch and lawn, com- vining comfort with beauty. Neither sun nor damp- 1ess injdres it. The bark is on the hickory saplings of vhich the Furniture is made. Willow Furniture A Willow Suite, comprisin, Rocker at igh tee and an Arm uriously set off a summer livi ‘anda. Cushions to fit the settee are $8.67, oF the chale and and Furnishing Goods (Mlustrated) : base. Wide roll arms and high back—-wire-braced. Damp air or rain bene- ficial rather than harm- ng a Settee at $17.24, a hair at $8.49, will tux: BEGNG" Actual Weight SU\tSES | skalres fron Flower Stands from Hartimads Wiliow Sule, in silver gra: ‘ $125.00 7-3 1-64 of a carat be) 2.97 up to $8. to $4.24 fortable seats ey backs. The Settee is Piss ae ae e $2.97 up to $8.49 $3.89 up to $4. 3 j $2.74 up to $9.24 complete with fone fade ] 80.00 3-8 | Zettees, from chairs, covered, $4.34 extra), Other pleces: 90.00 3-4 | $6.34 up to $21.26 | Costumers Reed Tea Wagon, $8.74 | Bar Harbor Chal, $2.74 70.00 3-4 Round Tables, from Tabourets, Couch Hammocks, illow v4 “ 4 d Wi 50.00 3-8 96.34 up to $6.89 | Baskets & Stools, $6.67 to $18.26 | Stands, she7 to $70 oe z Suits, Overcoats and Balmacaans for Spring, Summer an inter $0.00 5-8 P SPAING AND SUMMER 8UITS. WINTER SUITS, BALMACAANS—Continued: BOYS’ CLOTHING—Continued. 50.00 5-8 . $30 and $25 Cassimeres. $15.00 | $25 Homespuns $14.50 | $3 and $2.50 Norfol:: $1.59 45.00 1-2 H nd 15,00 Bee Os £35- Woreiadt «2.8 $30 and $25 Black Thibets... 15.00 | $35 Gray Thibets 0 49.00 11:3 ieee and $25 Pencil Stripes $30 and $25 Gray Cheviots.. 18,00 | $20 Heather Mixtures. . i ‘ . 45.00 $-8 fe ° i i $30 and $25 Cheviots.. . .f $30 and $25 Fancy Mixtures. 15.00 | $20 Scotch Mixtures. + 10,00 | $1.50 and $1.25 Wash Suit: ‘i 29.00 5-8 mer b gas Patch Pockets and Cuffs., 15,00 | $22 and $20 Pencil Stripes 1 $20 Cheviots . 10.00 | $1 and 75c Hats and Caps. 45 45.00 5-8 “20 ] Dainty Draperies will do much to make your home cool and restful suring the warm } $25 Shepherd Checks. + 15,00 = and $20 Cheviots. 10,00 | $7 and $5 Spring Reefers,...,, 3.85 at Hi . Hi weather. cress cal) ue Foun better pares ar oF materia shan a ay, rs 22 and $20 F, i 4 d $3.50 Spri: . 2.5 .f “Su ast" Madras Clot i welj re olive, rose, blue ai , $25 Blue Serges.. iy $18 and Fir Mair Lines. 700 Hy and h 50 ene Rete 100 42.00 1-2 a 30 inches wide, : aE inches wide, ; age stato 925 Black Thibets $18 and #15 Cassimeres 760 | 69 and $9¢ Knickers re! | |e ooo ie rrr eile ag | d | vie vid $25 Silk canine 5 paps He itis alte FURNISHINGS Fs 39c yd. 64c yd. 74c yd. $25 Pepper and Salt Mixtures 413.50 Pencil Stripes 750 | $5 Blue Serges. :$3.00] FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. DIAMONDS FROM $5 TO $5,000.00 $22 end $20 Tartan Checks., 12.50 $5 Worsteds . 8.00! g5 shirts . no cone: $22 and $20 Black Thibets.. 12.50 ft snd ay sa Cocninn Bo | $4 and 83.50 Cheviot moo | $5 Shirts --- «93.50 sitet meat. i oo 10 and $8.50 Cassimeres.... : . Shirts . . 165 fei) i $22 and $20 Pencil Stripes... 19,50] $10 and $8.50 Gray Mixtures. 8.0U | $1 :1M! 83:50 Fancy Mi 2.00 | $2 Shirts 1.35 a there | ws mietae sea itntt worn , fs fons ose Cus. 1800| wunrem ovencoare | wash io) ft tee |) ea —— Imported Cretonnes . SPRING OVERCOATS. Soc Neckwear . ‘25 CHARLES A. KEENE | A large assortment of English, French and German Cretonnes that from a decorative $22 and $20 Cheviots. 12.50 | $30 Black Kerseys........... $15.00] 4, Onin $1 Underwear ‘30 y : $22 and $20 Worsteds 12.50] $30 Blue and Black Chin- $30 Black Silk Li Bf od hd ert : i Importer of Diamonds, viewpoint are of unusual interest. $18 and $15 Cassimer. 10,00 | a fries or vennsess sev 18.00 $30 Onton 1 sik Lined i300 iicina ae 180 N xa atterns and colors that will accord with every scheme of furnishing, qualities so nu- Fipes.,« 10.00 | $3) an £5 chev. shiitas,, obo | 825 and $20 att ee 12'50 | $2 Canes . 1,00 Broadway, New York | BD merous that we can but hint at the diversity. 10.00 | 53 and £20 Case ORAS, £25 and $20 Silk Faced... * 12'50 | $1 Canes . 50 + (Old Enalish Chints, 31 inches wide, In bright 22 and $20 Cassimeres...... 1250 f ag $15 Blue Se 10.00 | sig and $15 Kerseys 10.00 | $18 and $15 Plair $1.50 Pajamas 115 olora of floral and bird’ designs, at Sic, doc and wakes 15 Blue Serges. 0.00 | gis and S15 Chinchillas..... 10.00 | $18 and $15 Black... S0c Suspenders 25 ve igured medallions and band stelj } Bs Fancy Blues. 10.00 | 813 so and $12.50 Cheviots.. 7.50 BOYS! CLOTHING. $3 Sweaters . 1.50 The World _dloral Striped Cretonnes, 31 inches wide. in ght | in rose, gray. green and aiulburty,” Priced whet weet ue Serge 7.50 | $13.50 and $12.50 Tweeds. 750 Union So: and a $3 Vests .. 1:50 ich' verdure and. tapestry ‘patterns, ‘priced Sac and Jacobean patterns, 81 inch, to barmoniee witl Biase randy lyr 788 | $950 Back, Kersve £8 | gio tga Norio toms op | $98 Bink 3 Hlpiaved Star Role So" - SeEPSR lr BAER, eet dala toe $43°50 and $12.50 4 760 $19 Fancy Gaselmeres $10 and $8 Russian Sui 5.08 | Soc Howe’: 45 f, rlaye ar 0. e pne,,Pate., Preise woo, deenes oor, B5th gat. &) $13.50 Pencil Stripe 50 | $19 Gray Mixtures. . y and s6Nortolie Sutiee sage ase these. a8 : : Sie Je vay Solee hare) $10 and $8.50 Black 500 BALMACAANS. and &6 Russian Suit $5 Robes... AES During: Spring SIA par 7a Speclal Order Work tn Cretonne will receive | O° $10 and $8.50 C: 500] $25 Scotch Mixtures 5 50 and $8 Bays 5.00 ‘ = és 8 at arp Fringe, in sortly blended tones, our special attention. Estimates, samples $0 and $8.50 Pencil Stripes. 5.00] $25 Heather Mixtures ; $5.50 and $1 Beits 50 |Renting Campaign sgt ais ere ne sketehas iad for honginas and $10 and $8.50 Fancy Blues... 500\ $25 Gray Tweed $4 and $3.50 Norfolk Suits,...; 2.50! $1.50 Box Handkerchiefs... | eeriaintsbiben, Crelennee end Wore Friein toto | | draperies for we MD forene: faien oe Novel Cret » the latest vale covering, cushions, etc., all at ‘‘Lowest-in- " ain ven S WORLD “TO LET” ADS. LAST | } : igg 9 MONTH— | Oriental Rugs at Special Prices ‘ N y H 3, 008 one s that. will fest 8 lifetime, and “ Aide whieh sannot | be ap approached elsewhere, These are authentic e V \ ork as ver now 4] | More than the Mernld. Times, Kan, Tribane | Kirmanshahs | Daghestans . an 'rees ADDED Tf HER. | $37.50 $17.74 IF YOU HAV 'MMER COT- Average size atout 4 ft. x 6 ft. A be r*) f f TAGES OR BUNGALOWS FOR| he SH It | erage site atout 3 ft. 7 in. 4 ft. 8 im \ RENT BE SURE AND ADVERTISE ‘ . THEM IN THE WORLD. Summer Floor Coverings—Special The largest line of “Crex" Rugs in the Cit AY shown at Macy's. We have every size manufactured and J , almost every pattern. These Rugs may be ha lain colors on both sides | “the other. They are reversible, oes ride ve ot % or figured one side and plain cf | Plain Fancy F BY THE AUTHOR OF | 18 in, x 36 in, 28e Se 6ft.e Of, 4 f “RAFFLES.” a ina dis, iis ie of Heh ie} q ; ad in, % 4 in, ft. x 10 ft. CORT NDT gine BROADWAY, Near Chambers Street A thrilling new serial story 30 in. x 60 in, 76c 84c 8 Yt, x12 ft. ae 43 a LA REET, Near Greenwich St. _ 125th STREET, Cor. 3d Avenue |] by E. W. Hornung begins ENeinat noi. se He | See ry Ba that oN ON SQUARE SOUTH—WMth Street, Just West of Broadw in Sunday World, May 10th. ; BhIBK Hr ’ , 'ORE OPEN EVENINGS. UNION SQUARE STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVEN! Edition limited. Order from ‘Foerth Winey, Syeatnee) SSeS » mewedealer to-day,