The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1914, Page 12

aN ie Pon ~DYNANITE BOMB ~ FOUND BY WOMAN | ~ UPON HOUSE ROOF Puse Burned Up to Cigar Box Holding Explosive — Over Black Hand Victim’s Room. to explode wan found to-day on the roof of the tenement at No. 314 Kast Fortieth street, directly over the bed- room of the top floor fat occupied |e Charles Saffonti, who has told other tenante of receiving Black ~- bate ana tnoney. & pound stick of erin roripped in 100 feet of cop- per wire and connected with a deto- nating cap and a fuse ‘The fuse had been Ighted by the CARRANZA MEN BLAMED FOR DEATHS ON ARIZONA BORDER |: Dereon who placed the bomb and had | Close Naco Against War Sup- burned up to and rcorched the side of the receptacie containing the ex- Plosive, a paper cigar box from the factory of the De Nobili Cigar Com- pany, Plerce Street and Hamiltoy Avenue, Long Island City. ‘Thin con- n manufactures cigars which are onatvely sold tn Italian satoo =) and cafon. for the CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS This COLUMBIA | “METEOR,” $17.50 I most certainly please them meke ly opie. We to to fit every Pocketbook ard it etl — Christmas terms. Ask it them. Records on sale the 20th ef | N: month. he “‘Cdumbia Graphophone Co. » ngreeg St., New York. Peck & Ce, 433 Fifth Ave., Fulten St., B’k ‘ Sth Ave. & 33d St., eppe- New York. th & Bach, 16 West 125th St., r a y » “+ I “ ™ Me] ] “ G w New York. nee Ce., 128 West 42d St., oe oes Broadway, near 76th New. York. pes Warereems, 53 E. 34th & 55 Flatbush Ave., B’klyn Smith, Be Wi NY, Fas, 420 Fulten St., ctf. dbury Piane W Tee Brndst, Nevo ark, N. J. ENUINE hat Tho paper clwar box in an interest cause the bomb which Killed Anna Annusewitz, a bookkeeper in the of- five of the O. K. Bottling Works at No. 610 Weat Thirty-ninth Street on Dee, 13, 1918, was concealed In a paper cigar box from the factory of the De Nobilt Cigar Company, That bomb, a dynamite affair, was sent through tho mall and was arra, “ed to go off whon tee package Was opened, which it did. manaination Mina Annusewits unsolved mystery weekly. The box containing to-day's bomb showed a destroyed revenue stamp, establishing that It came from or cafe after the clears been sold. lost no time in telephoning him ean took the bor ~ to Police Headquat oh und has « ninister reputation. November, 1 Mra, Carmotina at No, 816 Kast body was taken to Georgetown, and thrown into @ pond. A fow dayne Inter a man ae™t Larson was murdered at No. 2384. bomb wan exploded in the hallwa 2 Kant Fortieth Street on a 1913, and a few dayn later there Te Second Avenue, paborleedai etc POLICEMEN CLEARED. lgdtetments Againat A! ’ ‘Takers Diemiesed. Justice Davis in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court to-day on the mo- tion pf Attorney Joseph Rosenback of 220 Weat Forty-second Street, dia- jctment for bribery, which ing since March, 20, 1913, a Bribe Gealenela Shop, 143 Wost 125th ° Acting formed Justice Davin that the who had furnished the corroboratt the Grand Jury had could ‘not | be, located. ver were nuspended ies, es have been at liberty Sheer be. LOSES SUIT AGAINST |. R. T. Court Dismieses $25,000 Action tor Sebwa yFall. Recause of lack of proof, Justice Purcell to-day dismissed the suite of Charles P. Leona and his wife, Mra, Edythe againat the Interborough Rapid Company, without ; allowing th to pass upon the question of Chitetian Belence. Mra. Leonard, who attends the iret rch of Chi of tN! ued for for injures she fered when wees tripped on the steps of the Broadway subway. Her husband naked $5,000 for tl lons of his wife's ry ‘and comfort in the time she was PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10, — Jesse Adama, a petty oMfcer on the battleship Nitnols, stationed at the Philadelphia here yesterday, ane olice say A: een “nome was. Oak ‘at fine thirty-Ave and the air wenty: “TOY DOG” Contest Friday as TO 6 Fr. M. BUSTANOBY'S | An Ideal Xmas Gift for Your Son! Start him in business so that he may learn business methods and Keep ALL the profits of his labors. There are plenty markets, hotels, cafes, news. stands, etc. ete, that can be | bought a bargain prices as you will see shops, stores, Tenge a jtorena, leading the Villa attack 0: | ing foature of this bomb outrage be- |Neco, Honora, declared to-day that plies and) Shooting Will Stop, Says Villa Agent. EL VASO, Tex mires, fincal agent here for Gov. May- Dee, 10.0) Nae the danger through shooting acrons easily be oliminated if the Tt States would et port of Na temporarily. Ramirex charged tha the Curranaa fc under Gen. Hill were responsible for 0 per cent. of th shooting acons the border and de- clared that if they were cut off from recelving supplies from the United| Btates they would be forced to aur- Tendor Denpatches trom Mextoo City to- day waid that a large force of Zapata troops are now moving toward Vern Cruz to engage the Carransa forces and that Zapata himself will Join hin| forces on the way, Gen, Raoul Ma- dero, younger brother of the mar-|tionalist agency here to-day. tyred President, heads a brigade with} Gen, Aviles, Villa's commander in Zapata, Gen, Villa ty still in the cap. | Lower Calif surrendered yex- Stal ink of Carranza’s Cabinet left 4 at Velase rug yesterday for the United advices to ANY PIANO NEW [CNO_MoR NEY 6oowV £350 P PIANOS -=<:8 ne 168 Step into Story & Clark's, select any new Piano, pay nothing now, simply try it in your js ol begin payments later at your con- heel DELIVERY. NO RED TAPE. 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Matters of interest to children. Subjects which fill the thoughts of womenat this time of year. Pictures and poetry filled with the Yuletide spirit. Serious comment of and from all lands. Light, bright and right reading for the holiday season. THE BROOKLYN TIMES XMAS NUMBER 2% OUT.DECEMBER 12 125th Street West Dolls—T oys—Games Every day—from morn to closing—our Basement Toyland is the scene of unconfined joy and genuine delight. Bring in ‘ the youngsters and let them revel in the riot of games, sporting goods, toys, dolls andother forms of entertainment. Toilet and Manicure Setsof Pryalin and Grainedlvory i Engraved Free of Charge in Either Monogram or Single Initial. 13-piece Pryalin Ivory Toilet Set, $10.49. s-piece Pryalin Ivory Manicure Set, y pair $2.25 to #4. Cloth and Hat Brushes, each 75¢ ry Brushes, to $1.96. Hair Brushes, 75¢ to $1.98. Hand Mirrors, $1.59 to $1.98. Books for Everyone, Wonderful Variety. RUBBERS, 39c 3,000 pairs, perfect — without any blemishes or blisters. Regular 60c to $1.00. i. , Slippers as Xmas Gifts Comfortable Felt House Slipper; red and black; 75¢ grade Very prett, made K many beautiful shades; 75¢ erade4 8 C | TUT b Women's Felt Romeos; fur trim; very com- fortable for the 98c $1.00 Slipper; The Best Men’s One-Clasp Tan Capeskin Gloves, sewn PXM, or gray suede gloves; also Fownes washable doette gloves ing yellow. in Trinket Boxes, $1.10 and $1.49. Trays, 1S to $1.49. Talcum Powder Boxes, $1.29 Pin Cushions, 48¢ and 75¢, Puff Boxes, 59 to $1.59. Nail Buffers, 28 to 98. Perfume Bottles, 38e to $2.98. Button sak and Nail Files, 25. Shoe Horns, Dressing Cade 2c to 78¢. Second Floor. This Unusual Stationery ’ 89° Offering for . . At This Price for Friday Only. Handsome Moire Cabinet, containing 48 sheets of of high grade correspondence papers, 24 gilt-edge correspondence cards and 60 en- velopes to match, Cabinets are 614 inches square and are covered with good quality moire, in old blue, pink and old rose. Paper is tied with ribbon to match. Boys’ Silk Velvet Corduroy Outfit $4. 79 A positive $8.00 Value It comprises an overcoat with belt, a hat and a pair of leggings, all in corduroy to match, Coat ee. fsbesad with high-grade wool lining. Sizes 3 to 8. Can be had in brown, garnet, green, tan and aray. Pick Your Christmas Gifts | from These Big Values in Jewelry Solid Gold Pendant, Baroque Pearl Pendant—set with genuine diamond centre; variety of at- tractive omen ba $5.00 7.50; at.. Gold Fillgd Watchoo—itted with a fine Swiss lever movement; perfect timekeeper; reg- $5.49 ularly #8.00; at Engraved free of charge. Solid Gold Bracelete—hand en- graved; English finish, expansion safet; - larly 87.50; at......... Solid Gold Link Buttons—14-kt. in plain knife edge and fancy Engraved free of charge. Men's Full Dress ‘Sete—pearl oiled with platinum, nice- ly cased; reg. 85.00; $5.00 |solia Gold Scarf Pine h, with the ; f variety of designs; set with genuine diamond; reg, $5.00; at. $3.25 Solid Gold Pen Knives—plain and funcy designs; with loop to at- tac! eet regulksly ’ $3. 00 94.50; One Way to Remember a Girl Friend $5.50 Fitted-Top $ Petticoats Hg 2.79 A famous make ‘way under the regular price. Once each year this maker closes out his surplus stock before starting the new season. We were fortunate enough to secure all he had. Included are messaline and taffeta silk petti- coats, in a range of beautiful colors, some with and some without silk underlay. For Friday Only, Large shaw! turn- Crepe de Chine' Gowns $3.49 and $3.85 Me Made of superior quality crepe de Chine with hemstitching and ribbon rosette; other models have buttonhole with ribbon drawn and finished with picot edge; in white, pink and blue. sirable terns. pat- Dinner Se Two Specials That Mean Savings Christmas Ribbons Dresden Ribbon, in dainty color- ings on light and dark grounds mont, desirable for fancy work. ana tS inches wide, res- 23¢ Leather Novelties for Christmas $1.50 Values at 98c Collar Bage and Boxes, in calf, suede and seal ‘Gott Han ere, Sand 4 in set, in suede and calfekin a nk Card Caves, 3 fold, with memo book com- biRstitary Brushes, cet W two in leather case; suitable tor Joris Boxes, Atted with scissors, ollk, ontton, thim- bie, ao. ts Make Welcome Gifts American Porcelain Dinner Sets, go plete for 12 people; 100 piece ‘in pink floral sp with gold line sateen and 3 la: en stocl pls nce any decoration, including soup * meat dishes; y (bes Carlsbad Chine Dinner Sets, 100 pieces; beautiful rosebud border eecoration; thin translucent china; regular 819.50; at ... $14.50 Christmas Calendars Perpetual Reminders of the Giver The Engagement Cal-) Mother's Calendar, 38¢. ondar, 296. Calendar of Love, with Rossa sel, The vue Calendar, 38. Cait: of Golden The Open ‘Door Calen-\Thoughts, with easel, SOc. dar, 39. | Calendar of Mirth, te, ‘The Cardinal Calendar,| Several hundred styles with easel, 60c. lat 10c, Cord, tt , boxes, everything nesded to make more ativactice. 94 Fleer, holly pa hristmas Lg c. F. KOCH & CO. Inc.. 125th Street, West Victor Herbert’s Song Hit From “THE ONLY GIRL,” Now Playing at the Lyric Theatre Complete Words and Masic With Next Sunday's World *a