The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1914, Page 6

4, Beitr a i BLACK HAND FRE ET FR RVENE GST AT LNES vue, them Capt. Win me Conine ot Compa “nt la Truck by Ho, i ind Capt. nar . ot En- the fine Company N A tne condition | trace f three others ia critical. They are Joneph Coppello, Frank Crisano and Mrs. anaes Was Pian aid. He looking over the burned t ‘buliding. fatter ad fire, r e ; nized Shenbri as a man he had quen- ‘toned in a Thirteenth Sereet bomb Shembri admitted he had been driven “trom at he ted bog by threats, and that he tol over the telephone Friday’ that i his family would be killed if he wd on Patrotman Ki Afth Street Bti id |atory of the burning tenement. Kane was in the street iPolice Say Blackmailers Started] Blaze When Victim Failed to potas Dba Fire Marshal Prial, the police and the Coroner's office continued to-day Investigations into the fire at No. 403 | Kast Twenty-ninth Street, early yex- terday, which cost eight lives. They are working on @ theory that “Black Hand” extortioners started the biase in revenge upon Gaetano Shembri, a tenant who was solicited by telephone for money on Friday and received several “Black Hand” letters previ- ously, His wife was paid $100 In a compromise in a damage sult against & street railway company on Satur- day. Detectives were told to-day that Lagi Comta, the leaseo of the house, had recetved a number of “Black Hand" letters recently. Costa entered & vigorous’ @ental when questione. Capt. Rogan pf Hook and Ladder No. 37, the first fireman to the blase, says the fire started in tho lower hall and ran to the roof through the stairway ii ty ty i Fe p lig H sll fees 24724 sea E 3 1s ere aroused. and burned Bix of the seven burned to death were Marino Rosato, his wife Liga, his (eeeniéce, Antina and Vitana, al Costonorea and ore 3 FF By 1#HG f Eis a out by way of the fire escape, He 18 the _ eurviving member of tho mi The other ae lost in the fire was that of J Paladric, Mra. Annie Cataleo, who eas reacued by a police- man, later died of heart failure ose result of excitement. ‘There are seven inpjred in Relle- Franklin Simon 8 Co. Fifth Avenue IMPORTANT SALE TUESDAY Evening Slippers FOR WOMEN AND MISSES 5.50 Heretofore $6.60 to $8.00 Of imported silver or gold cloth Of imported silver or gold brocade Of _ imported beaded _bronze_kid Of black or white beaded satin Of imported patent or dull kid Hand turned soles, Louis XV. heels. All sizes and widths FIFTH AVE., 37.h and 38h Sts. asd g Taylor y Hill 9000 Fifth Avenue, 88th Street, 39th Street Founded 1826 Music Daily—Luniiiton and Afternoon Tea, 10 A. M. to 5 P. M., Tenth Floor In America’s Greatest Linen Section Thonksgiving Sale of Household & Decorative Linens including many broken lines and odd lots to be closed out at remarkable reauctions, presenting the greatest Table Cloths and Napkins Hi iow nnn mn oval, square and oblong tables. it ee Binal 8 y @8.80.and 08,60 per doseh—Usually $3.50 and 64.50 Epecial y Irish rey Dinner Cloths 08—Usually ue 50 to 10.50 Doren Large Size Napkins per dosen—Usually $0.50 to $11.00 “ 250 Fine Quali ‘Bom ‘goo Desen Hemmed Huck Towels (pure linen) 98.50 per dozeu—Usually $3.00 Fine Quality Hemstitched Huck Towels 5.86 per dosen—Usually $7.50 buying opportunities of the season, Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases (Irish Manufacture) $5.50 and $6.75 per pair—Usually @6.50 and $3.50 $5,000 Worth of Embroidered Linens At 40% Less Than Regular Prices 80c to $6.75 | L'chn Cloths. . erates . 81.05 to $1.35 | Scarfs $1.25 Centrepieces—80c to $2.25 lies ed Cloths. . Fine Hand Made Lace Trimmed Linens Averaging Half Regular Prices [andrea Centrepieces, Scarfs, Tea, Luncheon and Cloths—thousands of pieces, expressive of the hig ve creative genius and rare peril of artistic perfection in Extraordinary Sale of Blankets, Bedspreads, Comfortables, Muslin Sheets & Pillow Cases At emphatic reductions in prices. Seoond Floor Mme. Irene Corsets In the Newest Models The materials from onieh Mme. ew Greats & are hs i The, Bon no eI fine ray maintenance es long life to Poy corset and the soft, @ esl jes cffect with the present fashions. i P Coutil \$.00, $7.00, $8.00, $9.00, $10.00, $12.00 # Fancy Broche or Brocade 7,00, $8.00. $10.00, $13.00, $15.00, $18.00 a to 3.30.00 ccs eteeteangrvenss S00 B S750 Swede, Rubber..,,.$9.00,$10.75 & $20.00 Suceesso Models 92.50, $3.50, seagerneed 4.00 & 250 8 Fi00 5.00 penne November 23d to 28th “Spectals” in Women’s Shoes Kid Lace and Button Boots. Tan Russia Lace and Button Boots. Patens Leather Lace and Button Boots. Usually 69.00 } $3.95 Patent and Black Russia Calf Lace Boots, Black (rimmed with fawn, gray and white topping. Usually 06. 00 and 7.00 Patent and Black Rune Calf eatin Boots, rey and fawn topp! on a ae | $4.85 | $3.95 J tarough ene of of the western si! yteoula dnd no no added that Flack | hang unconse! Handers often ‘start Eres te, Pua | aill, while the ir old |an unconscious ‘man from * the top slowly, when he | 106 ST. L STATION AT CORNER aoa Bross Coy pitch half way he top windows on of the bullding and is across the window flames were bursting through the glass above him. The ran to the end of the fire esca; the edge—was sontributed by inecting x jing on kad the ne ecala ral oe aae of “one balcony, Kane caught ES Ys 4 “ares the balcony above and 7 hl imaelf to a level with aflame and Kane realised he could not reach the man in time unless he abandoned the balcony. The policeman and patrolman slowly pulled the uncon- scious Coppelo up and over the bal- cony rail and carried bim through the eastern window and down the stairs of No, 405 to the street. SHOT IN BOWLING “ALLEY. der Mit From Behind When opened up the saloon and ’ of Fréerick Day at Elisabeth and Meeker Avenues, Newark, early to-day. Some time later another employes egter- ing the place found Marian unconseléus in a passageway between the bowling alley and the kitchen. Ho had been shot through the body from behind. At the City Hospital he revived long enough to say “James 414 it with a rifle.” A former employee of .| Day is suspected. Marian cannot re- 182 Eight Avenue, Newark, N. J., cov "Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. 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