The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1914, Page 9

OF CHILD BURNED ot _ Bescon After Her Clothing ‘i Had Caught Fire From : Flaming Curtains, ‘While she was praying beside the Peeket of her three-year-old grand- Gemstar, who was burned to death Monday, drs, Louisa Aurello’s cloth- bag caught fire at 8 A. M. to-day at 342 Weat Twenty-fifth street and @mme near jJosing her own life. De Rosa, her son-in-law, was Geverely burned in rescuing tho aged Yoman, who ts blind. | © De Rosa liven on the second floor | jes With his wife, his children and ta | in-law. On Monday afternoon De Rosa brought Rose, three old, and her year-old baby in an airing. She went through house lighting the gas and care- y threw a lighted match into al @uspidor. The next minute she had| downstairs to bring up the’ ‘8 carriage. | * Little Rose saw the burning match | fad fished it out of the cuspidor. The Slind grandmother was in the nex: | Peom and could not locate Rose when | @he heard her scream. By the time: @ld reached the child she was so ‘Padly burned ehe died, and the fun- eral was set for this afternoon. | . Early to-day the grandmother went fato the front parlor to pay her last Mevotions. The others were in the Kitchen. A breeze blew a curtain into ‘the flame of a candle and the furnish- fage of the room were blazing. The Brandmother's clothing was ignited. Hearing her screams, De Rose rushed ‘ato the room and smothered his Mother-in-law's burning garments. After carrying her into the hall he Fan back and snatching the curtains and other furnishings from chairs and ‘walls threw them out the window into Mighth avenue. Then he carried the Gasket, only slightly scorched, into the hall, Firemen made short work of what was left of the blaze. De Rosa went to New York Hospital, suffering iy ta] Pe the face, hands and | urello’s burns were so slight ann ana not have to go to the beepital. a Mother and Two Children Perish. ST. LOUIS, Mo. May 20.—Trapped by @ fire while asleep, Mrs. Rebecca Colts, ir son, Morris, three, and four, perished tle, to-day, Firemen made desperate | jorts to rate enter the building and sa’ ‘an me TO tandicapped thelr wo 35s Bl ONLY STORE “Wg Lie faenrance ARESTED, HE SAYS: “PVE TAKEN Porsoat” Take Prisoner From Hotel to Belle- vue and Give Antidote for Mercury. Albert Rosenthal, aged fifty-six, of No. 607 West One Hundred and Bigh- ty-fourth street, was arrested in the Hotel Netherlands last night by De- tective Carmody charged with passing & worthless check. Ge the way te the atation-heuse Rosenthal told the detective that he had swallowed two bichloride of mer- cury tavlets, Carmody called an ambulance and sent his prisoner to Bellevue, where he was given anti- dotes and held as a prisoner. Rose:thal, according to James BE. Lowe, cashier of the Netherlands, came to the hotel on April 16 last, remaining until April 23, and on leaving paid his bill with a check on be Logan Truat Copan of Phil- delphia, signed “G. Rosenthal,” whieh afterward proved to ro worth- Laat night Rosenthal unexpected): appeared outaide thé hotel, and the cashier, after a scuffle, took him in- tH IMPRESSION | i. created. The value of the “ODOL HABIT” fu sclentifically endorsed the world over. _ SUBWAY STORE Beginning Tomorrow Our Semi- Annual Sale of Player Pianos and Pianos At Prices Unprecedented for LOWNESS The liquidation of the Farrand Company, of Detroit, Annual Clearance Sale The Famous Mme. Irene Corsets (TO-DAY) AND BALANCE OF THE WEEK: The latest styles, consisting of the sample lines of our Wholesale Department. Also the newest desi in high-grade materials that we are discontinuing. We offer them at these phenomenally low prices: $6.00 to $8.00 Corsets $9.00 to $12.00 $12.00 to $15.00 $16.00 to $18.00 $20.00 to $35.00 sty _ Accounts Opened From Fora ture House OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK, COMPARE PRICES and SAVE MONEY ‘ et LOW PRICES AND LIBERAL PROTECTIVE This WORE | Full Size ete nine $1,650 i. Ex ‘The prises will cunt ne ie ema See oan itt o only store where jee to save ile und well “nade. Com lore and cores yourself t! RE ALWAYS. THE oper Sanitary Slee Regular Price, Feseses recelving iD POSTAL FOR Liles ‘PARTICULARS, 8.00, 10.00, 12.00 Every Corset carefully fitted. All sizes of the newest designs. Latest Styles in Tricot and Elastic Corsets, at less than Half Price. Positively No Goods Sent on Approval, Credited or Exchanged. 518 Fifth Ave., Bet. 43d and 44th Sts. yy for you, “it th aad and th cnanned, or any) of S*ecutpe op send It {0 us. (This Sale in the Subway Store) Farrand Cums Famous Pir cicsargd Sys P i i Pormer Bale Price Player Paanos sobs 9866.00 = 6 Cadillac o oe zi 385.00 416.00 a gest § action) 1 wera Cecilian vero hid 6 ad Jriner Celia. P 1 Sohmer Cecilian Player (Circassian Walnut)...1050.00 695.00 1 Sohmer Cecilian Grand. 1600.00 926.00 The Milton Invisible hile. 4 hesires fe excellent player pianos, no’ + tort ther Pocrnghen diganiy” pode simplicity ret Former Price Sale Price % a ation Player Pianos. - 9400.00 00 ) 750.00 Player i si ett 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 00 00 00 00 00 Men’s Summer Suits Half Price and Less 4. Men’s and Young Men's $10 Suite, $5. Men’s $15 All Wool Suits, $8.50 yaigroes maa Aopen? range ikea te Norn i ne cotta than BS Men’s $20 to $25 Hand Tailored Suite, $12.75 Main Store Suits. By that we mean that they have been selling upetaii above i til this sale. owas tae SL re 28 wo 48 bway Baleeny Draped or Plain Tailored Skirts Made ite Order, 45¢— for the Tailo Tailoring To all customers p asing the’ Subway Store ip extended this unusual pe apie al ht and satisfaction assured. Goods, 35¢ to 68¢ yd. Ate abet matarals in oi and dese leche At ¢2.60—There are $5 to $5,000 Crapen Lovuatle, snd Soe Small Week!: ox Monthly, Payments, We Give Free ne rome Lower Fleer Summer Silks—Good News $1.85 Chiffon Finish Taffeta, 95c Yard Soft, rich finish, 86 inches wide, in a wide variety of strest and evening shades. 76c White Habutai Silks, 50c Yard Washable silk, firm and durable, 86 inches wide. 76c Chinese Pongee, 38c Yard Washable and very serviceable, 25 inches wide. Subway Lower Floor Iso guarantee that With thowe of any ther NOTIONS tnt ros. Woe doom cotton; reg. oe to for bee Me “Ree oneurerti ake €e for 100 Real Hair Nets, all-over for 100 box “Duchess” wire Hairpins. = ees Pe €e for #8 dex pie for 1 “Ele se aer tee PUN, we ores for two bo package “Milward” for 10 best 8 for I Seon Nugget or “Bay Shine” ‘shoe Past Gc for 1% Felt ‘Bhoe Polishers. 6c for 10¢ Bhoe Dau! to ire alk Tie pit for Ite Ie Frose Por Bo-no-mor er Revol oir “Duchess” A Great Occasion in Pictures and Mirrors Nearly Half Regular Prices tes, Fac-similes and Oil Paintings ‘arbonet! Pichine, oCarbons, Photographs Chole of eh cn 250, 60c, Y5c and $1 Grades, | © *itames, moun 10¢, 25c, 85¢ and 50, Odd Picture Frames About 800 choice frames in the wanted sizes, from Cabinets up; finished in burnished, antique and wood, 50e to 75c Grades, 15c to 35¢. (| N $3.75 to $25 Grades at $8.50 to $10. for ee Drews whielda. washable 83 to 815 Framed Mirrore $2 to $7.50. Subway Balcony A Surprising Bedstead Value A $9.00 Brass Bedstead, of massive construction, with 2-inch brass posts, English baked lacquer, bright or satin finish. Total value Pure White Cotton Mattress, $19.00 for Double Linked Wire Spring. 12.76. $12.50 to $15 Box Springs, $6.25 to $7.50 $13 to $17.50 Mattresses at $6.50 to $8.75 Subway Lower Floor GIMBEL BROTHERS BROADWAY NEW YORK _ THIRTY-THIRD ST. Subway Lower Floor Price, $1- 9.49 Golden tin- eh; large plate mir- ror: & deep drawe rm: wood knobs, Every piece ef bedreom 4A $6. furniture in our stock ts tmeladed in thie sale and marked abent half regular riers, * recenty, enables us to make dented offer of $600 to $750 Cecilian Player Pianos, $3885 to $465 Easy OB Women’s and Misses’ Stunning Summer Dresses 12%e to 15c Wash Gooda, Thousands of yards, special at Holly Batistes, an unprece- ERERREERENEEREceect SSSSER: 888838 Rare Values At $2.50, $3.50, $4.75 A very unusual collection for styles, workmanship and fabries: Voiles, Many of these are in the new three-piece models. 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