The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1914, Page 8

1914. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OOTOBER 36, -Annual Fall Sate of “"Men’s Sweaters 1,200 in Two Lots Greatest sweater value we have ever offered. LOT I—HEAVY Set teller ae KNIT SWEATER COATS, with byt Collar and yin Mae roon, Gray and ao full fashioned and beautifully finished; 3 8 5 regular value 6.80 & 7.50. Sale price... LOT 2—HEAVY WOOL JUMBO RIBBED and mis- cellaneous styles of manufacturers’ samples of every description, including the lar 4 6 5 Angora finish, values up to 12.00, at . “Be IF YOU NEED A SWEATER attend this sale, for the VALUES are UNEQUALLED and the VARIETY TO SELECT from IMMENSE. . ome | ALSO WOMEN'S SILK SWEATERS, in 17.50 Om! all popular shades; value 25.00, for. . s iget ti tank | At these jonaily 1 FAVOR PRISON REMODEL. ini Wein, Toro Stes ‘aan sitter salt a R in is the. twelfth ’ 2 for City's Men’s Shop, Entrance 759 agen? R “It T had been there I wouldn't bave hares tare Ss itidchiemutitstisnd thish as Sigltihe Broad Jot them take them, as thay invaded | ne Grand Jury for improvement of con-| the Are pale, arson, at wile wot, hand WW Rs. ee nant Leech my Constitutional rights. ditions at Blackwell's Island were re- y “! think the same way,” remarked | ceived at to-day’s meeting of the Board} seseiecicadniecichenellihiik iets tani ee re iecedte ehaceeaeana ote aed Vagee Parker. “Tho Government had |of Eatimate, A farm colony for female no right to take the books. Did you |Prisoners and the removal of the penal ever tty to eet them beck after inatitations to Riker's Island are fa- awarded the contract for build Giagonal station of the new Former Judge Alton B. Parker, | when Heinzo was asked about two Two Drivers and Left them prer Man's i Shan Toe a dence in the way Of checkbook) tached the restaurant of. laaac | ury which investigated the affairs ot WRECK A RESTAURANT | AWARD SUBWAY CONTRACT. cotinsel for Gould, agreed with Heinze that the Government had no right to 0 given by him to Charles W. r Morse in part payment for the cash Lying in Ruins. quired by Gould in the transaction.| wen policeman Henning of the stubs to prove the genuinencas of the kin, No. 104 East One Hu a Day Practically Closes Trial | | checks and to support Hotnze’s asser- Tenth street, this mording he a; $1,000,009 Gould Suit. ‘ | the Mercantile National Bank. “ — IM ATTACKING TWO MEN ‘*'s"orese ore scaee. hold the books, The books question i ar Parker ented to know If Kast One Hundred and Fourth " t tion that Morse had promised to tel’ ng the place in ruins, and in the } 1 a ate ty 6 contractors "tate 000 oars a, ae Won ii aah oy to nes ~ M AegewI tor wat ne tea ape rae. stg siuanels ee ced ate iver. ord Tne. “the Forty-Secon@ Street Station. "Company, an Interbor agen shortly after eourt convened, | Strikers or: Sympathizers Fell on Companyian Salmo | Wetnze had any further documentary} station, attracted’ by an uproae, Heinze’s partner tn controlling the raidst of the wreckage Julius’ Alter- Sith OAS iP I it Bh Ie PT che ont teow man and: his brother, Louls, who fades Pittenin, live at No. 229 East One Hundred mitted by" 4 ATE anee Judge Parker, 44 F. Auguctué Heinzo, the former! «1 don't know,” replied the witness, i) bind Tale viaa Geckam ata phe Fd A er ing, why Is defending the} “Where wore se hone ae china and giasawate Iny ins rehod ROB PROSECUTOR'S HOUSE. te brongh: by | them last?” the lawyer inquired heaps - sostig eevee The brothers, (ho sald brig eh Absistant Distetet-Attorney James ri | were drivers for the Progressive Brea I tried to met them back after 1 had Company, No. 109 Fifth street, where} KE. Smith Asks What's the Uset been acquitted, It was the first time I) there had been @ strike for the last | Assistant District-Attorney James EB. had ever been indicted, and after I] few weeks. The drivers have not been , Smith, who has been prosecuting burg- wan acquitted 1 thought it was only {affected though bakers had beaten nton | tutional right to hold them. | rene that the Government should | Myers! of them who refused to Ko oll. were confisented by a United! give me back the books It took from |taurant and beat them, sald the broth. | #ben tndiorhiabee ee to-day. | me by force,” said Heinze. ers, feeing only when Henning ab-| sught Judge Parker asked how many | Prose fates hed Souk taken, bho ge’ to Harlem Hospital, Julius ant 1, geal wound and. Loule Sith hi “United States Marshal Menke! or cross," TYeverish, consti- asked win Gould before Supreme Court “In a room in the Federal Building. Page and a jury, is sadly in of his books and ts angered at it he terms the Governwnent's un- with a black eye and many bruises. some of his deputies drove up to my office in Broadway one day when I wasn't there and drove off with @ whole van Ivad—all they could lay their hands on,” Heinse went on a money orders (V)ATHUSHEK ‘PIANO CO WAREROOMS BROADWAY & 47°37, TELEPHONES: $347 BRYANT 1 ih as 1 ' j ' “ you were acquitted in May, 19107" —vored. | I f “she Bepartme that, $120,000 i petal. gives — “L asked my lawyers to get them |to mate the chance the aah ; Syrup of back,” said Heinze, “but thus far they | jhe iat 4 ‘ do not seem to have been suctesaful.” Heinze paid hie res former private secretary, in the course of Judge {inued cros-examination, sta days. noo gf F imate. asad ich How “You gave Baglin a letter of recom- Mendation, didn't you, when he left, after being in your employ fourteen *| years?” queried the lawyer, “Yes, I did,” the witness replied. general strike of vane buflding jes began here to-day, about men laying down their tools. ‘The strike, union officials raid, was in retaliation for out of eighty union tron- pio eng on school bul “I spont two or three years trying to -| get rid of him. TI had good reason to think that while working for me he ) ald; more, in dts own interest than ip they know children| Mine and he seams to have lived ; that it mever fails. to} since mainly by giving testimony “" Charles W. Morse, who au a witness, will not "4 . The trial was practically Closed to-dey, when Justice Page \ om they were ex- Re ted We Will Place On Sale : 100 Pianos and 3 Player Pianos ¢ ’ At Friendship Prices (Discontinued Styles) 45 Beantiful Mathushek Pianos (Discontinued Styles) Prices Alwar “4 $375 to $550 Friendship Prices unt Ree: the afternoon Judge Parker the court should take the case the Saas of Ke.) on a“ im Nes ’ pod Li verdl only for Our “Friendship Sale” was 5 Fe created te accomplish the fol- ‘ } lowing results: seoured Us fair methods, “which means @ a bas ae scree ose To increase the demand for For they! sent Yuban ao boned - Regia which means Easy Terms a coffee to their business “ the public—at last men 3 “4, e cf protection, - bo ~gonid have in their own home a cof Friendship.” Prices Alwa: on ‘they enjoyed at ae. their. ciube-end hotels. Friendship Prices *550 1 to 0 8725 : 1,000 Player Plano 88-Note mang: te Qne o 7 N. j Friendship PHOS ves sccues Ob Sen Pret Our Victrola De ent RED BANK, N. J. ts Gnely equipped in pe any ) NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. ‘FACTORY, WAREROOMS AND OFFICES BROADWAY & 47TH STREET ‘Telephones 5647 and $848 Bryant The Riddle EE By T. W. Hanshew “A Now look Story dealer in Advance | Complete IMastrated aye > ire Stradivarius AUTHENTIC STYLES FROM PARIS B. Altman & Ca are now holding, in the new Exhibition Reom on the Fourth Floor (on the Avenue side of the Store), An Important Exhibition of Autumn and Winter Fashions in Gowns, Suits, Wraps and Mittinery, representing the latest Original Gowns from Callot, Paquin, Does uillet, Premet, Drecoll and other famous couturiers ate being displayed; also Hats from Reboux, Evelyn Varon, Suzanne Talbot, Marie Guy'and other prominent modistes. will place on special sale to-morrow (Saturday) Over .4,000 Yards of . Black Silk Crepe de Chine 36 inches wide, at the extraordinarily low preeof . .« ‘per yard, 95c. Maft ‘atid ‘Telephone orders will receive prompt attention. Girls’ Serge Dresses (sizes 6 to 16 years) in three distinctly new, smart models, will also be offered at the exceptional price of $7,75 “ Dress Fabrics at Exceptionally Low Prices Several, thousand yards of velour de laine, gabardine, broadcloth, tailor cheviot and serge, in the season’s smartest shades, have been arranged in Dress and Skirt Lengths and will be on sale to-morrow as follows: Dress Lengths from $4.50 to 8.50 Skirt Lengths from 2.50 to 6.50 B. Altman & Cn will continue to-morrow (Saturday) Special Sales of Young Men’s Suits . embracing the new style features and. ma- terials, at (considering the qualities) the remarkably low price of $18.50 (Second Floor, Madison Avenue Section) Men’s Overcoats in medium and heavy-weights, yoke and sleeves satin-lined, at the ‘special price of 7 = $18.50 being fully one-third less than usual. -Men’s Imported Sports Suits and Coats and Wool Sweaters at much below regular prices. Men's Sports Suits at $18.50 Men's Sports Coats . <° 7° at 10.50 Men's Sweaters . . . . . at 6.50 ? Patrons desiring to reach the Store from the Grand Central Station or the Subway will find the new Entrance on Madison Avenue most accesible. Fitth Avewie -Madtson Anenne cad LAA nh ls