The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1914, Page 7

EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 4, 1914. Ten Police Heroes Died in Year "TI" CLADDENS SORE, TIRED FEET AP pe burning, ten- ler, sweaty feet—no | corns or callouses. Ten policemen have lost their lives in the performatce of their duties in the last twelve months. Eight of these were killed outright or mortally wounded while making arrests, and of the other two one sacrificed his life stopping a runaway and the other in halting a flying automobile. The list of these police heroes is as follows: CHARLES J. TEARE and WILLIAM B. HEANEY, patrolmen of the Mulberry street station, shot and killed on May 3, 1913, in front of No. 243 Mulberry street in attempting to arrest Oresto Sciallitani, who had killed John Risso, PATRICK COTTER, probationary patrolman of the Bathgate avenue station. Killed Aug. 4, 1913, attempting to arrest a man who had shot a woman. JOSEPH M'NIERNEY, sergeant, East Fifty-first street station, stabbed Oct. 3, 1918, by an Italian who had insulted a girl in an elevated railroad train at Nineteenth street and First avenue. He died a few days later in Bellevue Hospital. EDWARD A. MURTHA, patrolman of the Butler street station, Brooklyn, shot and killed Feb. 6, 1914, in a gun fight following his attempt to arrest an Italian. THOMAS WYNN, patrolman of the Gate: Brooklyn, shot on March 6, 1914, while arrestii died on March 81 following. JOSEPH GUARNIERI, detective sergeant of tne East One Hundred and Fourth street station, shot and killed April 2, 1914, at Ninetysseventh street and Second avenue, attempting to arrest William Horgan, who had shot Charles Moser, a saloon keeper. MICHAEL J. KILEY, patrolman of the Classon avenue sta- tion, Brooklyn, shot and killed to-day while attempting the ar- rest of a robber. BERNARD O'ROURKE, patrolman of the Bergen street sta- tion, Brooklyn, died Aug. 1, 1913, from injuries reveived in stop- ping a runaway team. EUGENE BURNS, patrolman of the West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth strect station, killed May 6, 1913, stopping a flying automobile. avenue station, ourglar, He and poisons that puff up your feet. So matter how you work, how long you dance, how yr how long you remain * brings restful foot | cal, grand, won- ing feet. Ab! how comforts happy you fecl. Your feet for joy; shoes never hurt or Get a 25 cent box of “T any druggist or depart foot torture forever keep your fect fresh, sweet and happy. | Just think! a whole year's foot contort for only 25 cents. | store. End! ler shoes, WHEN WAGNER WAS POUR. rom the London Chronicle.) ‘Wagner's worst experionce of poverty was during his sojourn in Paria in 1 when he had to pawn all that he his wife possesead of any value. Diabetes Lowes Use as much ‘‘Eddys’’ Sauce as you like. Only the finest ingredients cre used in making it. v7 <y pawnshop,” he relates in his autoblog- BRA! __ raphy, ‘as I was too shy to make in- ND uirtes. e only word I id find fi OID English \tnyr tte let ry was ‘Lombard. On been found for this STYLE the map of Paris I found a very auce piensa eee gether shan Grocers and Delica- pe wventually, to | it Tull of tessen Stores Sell It 10¢ matt ‘ ed. that, ‘this | ttt, facia ia te diabetes. quicl Per Bottle. | MadebyE, Pritohai i sg, ptoring rigor aot building up Garmisie’ Vegetable. remedy the patient of his worst amptoms, in THE NATURAL RESULT. From the Taltimore Americam) “My dear, what on earth are all those small) fragments lying about on the flogr ? +) "Rin just going to sweep them up. They're. the. unbreakable” toys. you Brought home yesterday to the children.” | oo" at the . W. Hornung best World May 10. Edition Order from newsdealer toed ry New York's Shopping Centre Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street Bargain Plaza Day, Tuesday Beginning the month right—by giving real bargains—as usual. Twenty Special Counters in the O'Neill Main Store, street floor, through the centre of the building, North- ward, Southward, Eastward and Westward. | $1.00 Night Gowns, House Dresses & Corsets i No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders fillqd on Bargain Plaza items. Night Gowns,made}| Honse Dresses, made of} Corsets, made of in dainty white or| gingham, in dainty colored|fine quality batiste; colored crepe; trim-|stripes; collar with solid|lace trimmed; e- med with _torchon| colored band and embroid-|dium bust; long hips. C edges. Values tolery. Sizes 36 to 46. Value] Sizes 18 to 30. Value $1.00. $1.00. $1.00. Serge Suiting Corded Silk Poplins Value 7c. Rergain Value 31.00, Bargain Plaza, Tuesday, yard. 49c Plaza, Tuesday, yard. 65c Shownin brown, Copenhagen blue, hunter's green, . marine blue, navy blue, cream and black wbtard wide; showa io all the best shedings; also Crepe de Chine Laces __ Bargain: Value 2c. & 760. Bargain dou, ard, 29c Plaza, Tuesday, yard at, 10c Printed silk, shown in a variety of rich designs and Shadow net tops, orientals, camisoles and band colorings. edges, In white, ecru and cream; 4 to 18 inches. ; ‘ 9, Women S Hosiery Women’s Vests alue 25¢ and 3 ee Value 19¢, Bargain 1 1 Wes, Tuesday, pair 19c Plaza, Tuesday, at 12:¢ See an reinttued’ toe and “aslo in Binck, tem OF Sine ribbed Cotton, short sleeves, low neck, ite no sleeves-"'seconds. q Bath Towels CretonnePillowCovers Value 1%. Bargain 1 Value $90, Bargain Ploxa, Tuesday, each 12:c Plaza, Tuesday, at. . 25¢ ii " od aris, eRe rie Seale penal very. steerben} for aeetanete astrtact el sons ee: Huck Towels Scrim Curtains 8 Value 12¢. Bargain 1 Value $1.00. Baraain Plaza, 1wesday, each 12: Plaza, Tuesday, pair.. 49c Close, firm weave, hemmed ends, very absorbent. 250 pairs, in white, with neat lace edges; re Size 20x40. markable value, 50c Printed Cork Linoleum, Square Yard 5,000 yards of Genuine Cork Linoleum, in a geometrical and floral pattern—-2 yards wide—every yard perfect and cut 29c from full” rolls, Serer aera OFI01 . i i ‘Rea $4%.98|. 4 Rooms Furntshed at | 52 75 Wn Pire-Proor Building, $1.00 lnlald Enola, Banas Zone S86 pre AQ” aga sags ayers '149"| \ nme tr00r stoRice through to back; cxtra heavy quality; shown in blue, green and tan 5 9c | for Household Goods, : pe seseesetuenansese sees ae $1.00 Weekly 01.00 Weekly, 62.00 Weehty, | 9960 Weekdy Founded In 1803 \ | QuEAIMNOND O’HEILL-ADAMS CO., Bizth Avenue, 30th t0 226 Strest, Yoda City eacezmamano 790-752 Sth ven, Cor. 46ili St, tious vm us rans| S867 COLUMBUS In Performance of Their Duty hig ufo ponmeed ot any value “I Its Terrors Specialist believes Cure has heii ieLiructnanats (2 tos |ll | White Canvas............ $3.25 to $4.00 OL We Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise O30 ‘CAILLAUX FIGHTS Hundred and Twenty-fifth street was ———— found to-day to contain the dead body {f eee f -monthe-old child. ‘The ads < z on it also the name of 1 woman, wax the only clue for the poilee to investl- gate. Two Shots Fired by d’Aillieres Miss French Deputy Who Shoots | @tFountains & Elsewhere in the Air. = Ask for PARIS, May 4—Joseph Cattiaux, | 66 53Q” Jéx-Minister of Finance, and Fernand a d'Alllieres, M. Calliaux's opponent tn and Genuine |tho recent election to the French | Chamber of Deputies, fought a duel M to-day with pistols, M, d’Alllleres ALTED MILK fired twico at his adversary, but | The Feed-drink for All Ages. neither shot found its mark. M. Cail- « restaurants, hotels, and fountaina, Great Annual May Sale of a) fired tn An alr, ‘The duelliste invigoratin sustaining, Corsets & . Infants’ Wear, mas MSCS WK Stow Ie thal sag oe poche Z home, Brassieres, Muslin Underwear, Aprons, Ete. Pare des Princes. oo | Avquick Tanck prepared in a minetes Dead Child Left in Store. fied ates ‘say “WORUCKS nie inthe “Wootton arent, "> Mot In Any Milk Trust Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Street Murray Hill gooo i An exceptionally broad and complete selection of dainty and practical garments, e all at cut prices. bate the whole month, \: ~-3,283 High Grade American Undermuslins Less. . SPEC IAL Than Actual Cest of Labor and Materials SPECIAL A timeiy arrival from the designing room of a prominent manufacturer—no two pieces alike. They are mainly copies of sample models from European sources and up-to-the-minute in style. Every 2 garmeng ip crisp and fresh, gathered into two great underpriced lots as follows: ‘Under! . drawers and corset covers; Night Gown, Combinations, Princess Slips and values 75¢ and $1.00; all at. ereeee 49c | Skirts; values $1.25, $1.98 and $2.49; all at 98c Great May FTousehold Linens In the sale are included Table linens, Towels, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Mustins, Bed Spreads, Blankets, Comfortables, also White and Colored Wash Goods. Hote! proprietors, managers cf institutions, rooming-house keepers, as well as the thrifty house. wife and those who intend to replenish their bungalows and summer homes, will find the values exceptional. Main Floor, Under Rotunda, Remarkable Special Values in Women's Shoes Women's Colonials In all leathers and two-tone effects; trimmed with handsome buckles. Usually $6.00 Usually $5.00 $3.95 $3.25 Women's Outing Shoes Moire ® Bayadere Latest Neckwear Embroidered Crepes, Velvet Ribbons, 29c For Women, 48C VatuesUpto75c¥d.,at20¢ Ribbons now in large demand, 5 Values up to $1.50 in this col- Beautiful embroidered crepes on inches wide, in black and all the lection, which includes Real Irish white ground with colored dot end crochet collars and stocks, Plauen leading shades. Values in the lot oid Venise collar and cuff acts, and “rd! designs, the newest idea for to 49c a yard. organdie collar and cuff sets. an up-to-date blouse. Mata Moot, Main Floor, Chiffous & Laces, Main Poe, Trees, Shrubs and Bulbs Much Reduced This is an opportunity to purchase Fruit Trees, Shrubs and Bulbs at greatly reduced prices. In our Greenhouses on the Roof. " ‘ . 4 Special—Fruit Trees Combination Special—Shrubs and Bulbs High or low cut, with rubber soles 2 Apple trees, reg. 70c 2 Quicice tress; tems 708 1 pla g sed ae: 1 pink or white Mad. White Buckskin.....0.. .sesseeeeeeees $0050 2Peach trees, reg. 70¢ ideaiaiaaedinln *) .eeaigiad 80 =. . Value $2.80 ose Of Sharon, sg, 1 Rambler, reg. 25¢, Tan Russia...... aelewaneroes $2.50 to $5.00 1@DAHLIA BULBS, a garden full,for........ 50c}, eit Bulbs, ee toa (cinnae = Vee | ,000 FRUIT TREES, most prominent wurseries of |, $1.00. ae and Pisgitad rye Th bleh; reg. 35 . wae : cae Caeten, ree fi A Special Line of 69c each; At, COCH.sssesveeseeeeeees Po ic Allkinds of bedding planta. told for 10c and 186 | Women's Strictly Hand-Made High & Low Mail and telephone orders cheerfully filled. 0 | Dockoloc Buttons, Pansten ttn, @trtras inne ic \ k Street Shoes Frenster to BLOOMINGDALES! 21" {2 $0 St: ee YE All leathers. Smartest styles. sually 86.50 to 810.00] $5-8.5 All of the Low and aa 1 L, ae High Shoes Bearing 6 TICE ITVCELC this Label have Soles, va Seams and Uppers MISMccmM@meeaieleme that Are Absolutely Damp-proof. Second Floor, 38th St. Rear Elevator SMITH GRAY @ CO. Gigantic Sell-Out THE ENTIRE SMITH GRAY STOCKS | All Must Go Regardless of Cost — REGARDLESS OF FORMER SELLING PRICE The Receiver has determined—and has now given such ‘m orders as will insure the instant carrying out of his determination— a that all stocks must be sold in the shortest possibletime. Therefore EVERYTHING MUST MOVE NOW—AT TOP SPEED ‘To Accomplish This Immediate Disposal, NEW, START. . PRICE. CHANCES doe Ordered: 6.48 | ve 10 25,45) Spring Suits, Summer Suits, Winter Suite, Fall Suite; All Weights of Suits in Two of Three-Piece Modele.__ Spring Overcoats, Fall Overcoate, Winter Light W te, ium Heavy Wei i ‘oats. el ‘Outing Clothes, Office ffeurs’ Uniforms, Odd - OO Hate, Caps, Shirts, Pajamas, Neckwear, + Underwear, Socks, Umbrellas, Canes, . \ Jewelry Other Furnishings. Furniture Without Deposits PRICES SO SENSA-~ inne erate war "Sich eins te erent com to buy now fr | Such tremendous, unexampled b. i | Y Ne ‘i amp. argeins have seldom Purcnased in tMe manner Nao never proved aatisfactory to the buyer. Owr methods | TIONALLY LO W__ been known in New York Huge savings now offered make it wisdom te aver 9790 up" your wardrobe in advance for coming manths and seasons. CALL AND ‘MA B YOUR OWN TERMS Come immediately | Buy Winter Clothes NOW to put away for next year. Cold Storage Furs & Wearing Apparel Murray Hill gooo Dry Cold Air circulates through the vaults at an even tem- perature. The D: Cold Air system has no superior. It protects your Furs in all respects. Hygienic Cleaning—articles before being stored are cleaned with compressed air—a method originated and perfected by Lord & Taylor. Remodeling and Repairing of Furs—at special prices during the Summer months. Estimates given. Upon request, articles will be promptly called for—within the store's regular delivery limits. Third Floor ——hho sono oo—050———0h0——Son Our Terme Apply Also to New York, New Jersey, Long leland and Connections, | to ahy of our Buy Medium Weights NOW to have ready for Fall. i} . OUR Joie PIANOS, PIANO PLAYERS alt Goons rove Stores, Buy Light Weights NOW for this Spring & Summer. GUEE = MACHINES ON CAEDIT. PLAIN FIGURES Smith Gray 2 Co RECEIVER’S SALE: TRooms Farntshed a at $1.00 Week! new YORK j BROOKLYN. OSCAR A. LEWIS ae ore Chair BROADWAY AT Wal 5 FULTON ST. AT FLATBUSH wan nn saith very | qm AVENUE ABOVE 27™ ARCADWAY AT REDFORD As Receiver in Bankruptcy - ~ Purchase of 874 or over during May only, 2% pressnta- ainda | All Stores Open Until 6.30 P. M. Today —_—_— T.M. yen 1 H- STEWART | Pere sean eA Rr | 430:440-442 WEST B12T ST, eRAND tion Bureew, Pullterr ul RUG*°CARPET tprews_ oft Orin wave ie 1} CLEANSING WE PAY FREIGHT, =o 50——nos———noe——ormc