The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1914, Page 7

STE ed tak at AGREE * FROM A BLAZING BD INBASEMENT ROOM Geido Denies Having Trouble With Any One, but In- cendiary Is Suspected. A man on a blazing bed, his cloth- | tag in flames, was found by Police- men Garvey and Barry when they burst into the basement of No. 29¢ ‘West One Hundred and Forty-second | street, where they discovered a fire early to-day. The policemen beg out the flames in the man's clothing and carried him to the street. Fhere it was learned he was Tony Geldo, employed by Giuseppe Devito, who has a fruit shop in the same bullding. Devito lives with his wife an five children on a floor above, and two other employeee—Alphonse Apinelli and Eugeno Spaguolo—were asleep in the basement, but not in the same room as Geido, All but Geido got out safely. Dr. Rafsky took Geldo to Harlem Hospital, suffering from burns on the | head, arms and body. He will re cover. The fire was put out quickly im by the firemes, and detectives mak- | | ing an investigation found a loaded | revolver among Geldo's effects, } \‘The injured man denied he had ie, @uy trouble* with any one, but was then placed. under arrest in the hos- pital, charged with violating the Sul- Nvan law. The detectives are still investigating the fire, which they @uspect was incendiary. Italy Shute Out Our Pork. ROME, Nov. 6.—Importation into Italy of hogs or hog products from | America, Turkey, Koumania, Cyprus and. Egypt has been forbitiden be- cause of the hog discase. (+ KEENE’S 1 Gold - _—o 10 Tears 2.00 acral Le tor § 8" | PINCUSIION TOP dia Get of May, than ton Christmas il Patterns elty’ | size) free ‘ur the Coupon. | Fa Daath ot ‘ool . ne ee ene : vas a EEO ERE RR RRS epee eee ne fps od La ae an 3h Men’ s Socks, Te wk Male thread and cashm tus lot contains 6,504 pairs; they are manuigetirer's sampler, evéry one ts ® special v ae: variety of colors; also biack and white. Men's Cotton Socks, 8¢ 4 59th to 60th Street fo tO 3d AV. Fuze'906 The Final Day | Of the Last Merchant Tailoring Sale of the Year A Suit or Overcoat black and colors. Main Fioor. Kid Glove Specials It will be to your benefit to visit our Glove Department. There are bargains an every wanted style and size; we mention here just a few of them. Specials for Women: Kid Gi —2.|Gray Suedé Cloves—ha clasp, very em pe hey Paris Pape er PRA white: Biarrita Kid Gloves de ipped 2 have no buttons; variet: Ma to Your Mohs i voll opt Bi ag 25 $1.50; at. xf $8 Ord pie Blece peer, Freee drow “areca A cone er trasting embroider black, white and tan; value $1.5 Mirsecrececrcssersrcsevees 9B Boye’ end Cirle! Gloves—Fine lace kid and suede gloves; tan, gray and white, Sizes 1 to 14 years. Very special value at this low PEM PUN esatastbisccesey es Lewverrel ea eiat ye VT rer xeave 9. Leatherette Gloves—Heavy and | 16-Button Kid Gloves-eof fine washuble; duplex style; White, lace kid; mousquetaire gloves; gray ‘and natural; all sizes: | cue and white; all sizes ten ay «Wel Riise GE ‘14.80 FABRICS— the smartest and newest ma- terials, in various weights, and including fancy blues and blacks, pin. stripes, fine wor- . steds, ete. ” Kid and Suede _ Specials on sak teen GCloves—prix STYLES—absolutely ae suede; tan and gray; seam; tan and Havana brown; the most desirable for | _ SP¢cial at... .ssssseeees Je} value s1 SO; at... e now and Winter wear. Genuine $1.50 Gloves—Prin seam mocha gloves; dark gray $1.15 The workmanship is the Hain moor. best New York can pro- duce. FIT—as exact as ex- pert. handling can se cure—in fact, we pride ourselves on its excel- ; lence. #$3.25 Novelty Boots Reduced from $3.98, $4.98 and $5.98 Patent Colt Gaiter Boots, with black, gray and fawn cioth uj $s; another style is of whole foxed Lee and taupe cloth. But- nly; not all sizes in each style, but every ise i in the lot. This is one of the best shoe bargains we have offered in many a day. Second Floor. , Women’ s C2 Misses’ Smart Suits, $19.75 ' Reduced from $24.75 and $29. a D MERCHANT TAILORING is a specialty with us at all times, and we have a host of dy Pat Patrons for whom we rrake Suits, Coats, etc., at $16.80, $20.00, $22.50 become a regular patron. and so on up to $40.00. Try us and vou will gh 160 Suits in this collection, each taken from our regular stock ana paid reduced for to-mor- row's selling. None ever before sold for less than $24.75. A few of the models illustrated above.” Plain or fancy tailored Suits of broadcloths, gabardines and cheviots, in all colors and black. Fur- trimmed models also included. None sent C. O. D. None exchanged. “Dalebloom” Coats @ Suits|| Girls’ Dresses, at $3.98 Guaranteed for Two Seasohs’ Wear of good serge; various stylest tunic skirts or low belt, trimmed with Ro- ae garments.for women and misses are pbtainabie ‘on! know man stripe, Sizes 6 to 14 years, that the materials used are PUR Woot an: ‘and service for two seasons, | The Sorkmanchia is loom” suits at $14.78 to $79.80. ‘Dalebloom" ee Ah at $10 to $49.78, Pheer. Toys Specially Priced |° wh five satisfactory t. Dalebl Growing Girle’ Dresses of fine serges; tunic or low belt; collar of plain or Roman stripe satin; sizes 12, ¥ Lalas Bloomingdales’ Toy dtore contains a great variety of toys and games $7.98. $8.98 for developing brain or body. Reem the kiddies in the troubled Poi ieanens, of fine foreign lands who would be made happy by any toy—however inexpensive. ‘serge; vest. of white Do what you can for them. Let us help you make selections. serge; satin: accordion pleated satin wert wie serge tunic; Busi sens $10.50 Junior Tailored Suite of fine serge and benga- Character 4% Dolls, guaran- teed unbreak- te able heads; oat CT long baby line cheviot; an aassorts Ny } clothes; 17 ment of new me dels; 34 l inches tall or long. ce velvet (Xho ae 49c collar; ton with 4 buttons, nS, v7 + Hand Care, speeey anc| 4 er Autoinubiles, eset eaceilann dale, easy to operate: enamelled NS eit body nicely painted seat | Jointed Dolls #1050 $13.96, 15.50 y 94 inches i Children's Coats of fine rubber: e| | | sresmiiven Junior Serge Skirts; tunic or pleated Miality crinehivte cieal tired modes 5 izes 28 to i wheels, SN Meckinee! GOL PROT) Nels: | ST. ese eee ceee eevee $1.98, $2.98, $3.98} also of colored cordu- roy plush and zi Pia Dan Frocks of colored chiffons or ty of styles; $3.24 ‘ eeearae daintily ’ He js yerey ye rimmed with satin ae $13.98, $15.75, sing] =" $2.98. $4.98 and la Win $25 in Palms . : We will presert palirs to ihe value of $25.00 to the persor sn: F nN 7 rke Ss. lb. 22¢ Grech sreehiy uinted a athe vise ie Pad He tae Soh a cy u y 4 now in our Cut Flower 7, te Cel we egies geri sea tih Bg sl env, 20 oho Eee. at 2e. Five hundred fh ig 7 to ‘18 tbs, J RANSPER ot reeroeetnes fabric: double soles: SSeS of Our Sensational Election Week Sale of Our 1915 “THE HOME OF TRUTH, 59th to 60th Street Lex.to3 Av. Pte MANUFACTURING RETAILERS OF PIANOS AND PLAVER-PIANOS. Tororrow—Saturday THE FINAL DAY Pianos & Player Pianos presenting for the first time to the New York Public two distinctly new and beautiful 1915 models at prices that will make this Sale the ” greatest piano opportunity in many years. senoe PLAYER PIANO 88-Note Superior to any Player sold elsewhere at $550 53750) On Terms of $2 a Week | Price includes Bench, Cover, 12 Rolls of Music | and Free Delivery One of the many exclusive features contained in this exquisite Player Piano is the ‘Tri-Solo. Melodist,'’ a marvel of mechanical ingenuity, and a* distinct advance toward player perfection. It enables you to give almost human interpretation - to your favorite music. The motor works with the utmost ease and precision; the tubings are of metal, which is more durable than rubber. We say without hesitation that this Player Piano is the equal in construction and workmanship of the instrument offered elsewhere for $550 or more. igre sane or Py OES The values offered in our Election Week Sales for many years have set a standard never equalled by any other house. This year we have surpassed our aremeet “gh id ageey efforts in value giving. Never be; ave such savings been offered, never ih "nay they be possible. _ If you want to make sure of seouring one of these new 1915 models at a price lower in all probability than you will be able to buy at later, come to Bloomingdales’ tcmorrow, Saturday, the fieal : day of this sensational Election Week Sale. THE BLOOMINGDALE GUARANTEE YOUR SAFEGUARD 42 years of uninterrupted success, based upon the Pierre: honest and upright business dealings, assure you of absolute protection in the purchase of a Piano or Player Piano at Bloomingdaies’. our 1915 WALTERS PIANO Superior to any Piano sold elsewhere at $350 28225 On Terms of $1 a Week Price includes Stool, Cover and Free Detivery. This new 1915 model Walters Piano is by far the handsomest instrument ever built by the Walters Pianu Co. The scale is ideally even—the volume of tone is the fullest that can be obtained in an upright piano, at the same time it possesses a rare delicacy, clearness and refinement. The action is of the very latest type, responding quickly to the touch of the most skilled pianist. It is truly an ideal instrument for refincd homes, and cannot be matched elsewhere for $350 or more. Tomorrow, morrow, Saturday, Only, with Every Piano and Pack Piano A $25.00 VERNIS-MARTIN GILT | Free! MUSIC ROLL CABINET This Cabinet is a work, of art and an ornament in any od panels Bevetiog Bitar Ral are decorated with beautiful adjustable gilded shelves and b