The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1914, Page 9

BOMB IS EXPLODED TO SCARE WITNESS; SECOND ONE FIRED Friends of Seer Iiusband’s Slayer ‘9 Intimidate Mr. —_——e Two bomb explosions kept the po- Nee of the east side busy shortly after midnight to-day, and although every- body around Fortieth Street and Firat Avenue was aroused by one of them, it was almost an hour before it @ould be discovered where it went off. This explosion was heard as far south as Bellevue Hospital, and po- lice reserves and Inspector Owen Eagan of the Bureau of Combustibles made a tour of the Fortléth Street district. Finally Ignagio Millazio, a boy living at No, 697 First Avenue, LimeCombats Tubercalosis “It te difficult to escape the conviction thet Ime starvation and lime sesimilation fare the real lesucs behind the masks of valnerability and resistance im tubercalo- ole,” writes Ira Van Gleson, M. D., in the May 11, 1012, issue of the New York “Medical Record.” Dr. Van Gleson ts eminent tn his pro- lime as- te tuberculosis thority. Ordinarily time ts not ly, but My asetmilated te re assimilation person. ; reason fér ite success in tuberculosis, which appar. d to it and others which ted through its use, \ce-based faith tn this rem. edy ts shared by a jarge number of men + Who say they owe 1 diffe to it. It conta: reatice of habit-forming uggist ie out af it, he can get an order direct trem Bekmen | Laberatory, Philadetphia.—Aadvt. - | Company No. 259, where his mother ts janitress, told the Police he believed the explosion was in their house, where the twenty-two families were terror-stricken in their fate. Search was made of the bullding and finally on the top floor they found @ hole in the ceiling of a vacant apartment. ploded on the roof and had torn through and demolished all the pias- | ter, but did no other damage. According to the police, on Nov. 4 last Ignazio Millazio, father of the boy who gave the bomb tip this morn- ing, was shot and killed in East For- tieth Street. Vincent De Michell, who lives on the top floor of the house next door, No. 695, was arrested. Mrs. Millazio, the widow, says that when she went to the Coroners inquest Dec. 15 friends of De Michell advised her to “forget about the dead and think more of the living.” She replied she intended to tell the truth. The police agree with her that the bomb ‘was exploded on the roof this morn- ing to intimidate her. Inspector Egan said it was made of dynamite. The other bomb was of chemical composition, according to Inspector Eagan, and was filled with slugs. It was set off in @ reinforced ash can in front of No. 323 East Seventy/fourth street, on the ground floor of which Antonio La Barbera has a grocery and macaront factory. The explosion left little of the ash can except the heavy iron bands. The fragments were thrown acroés tho street and perforated with large holes, and doors on the other side of the street were dented by the slugs. The grocery windows were blown in and canned goods scattered, and a few windows in other parts of the house were broken. Tho residents of the neighborhood soon filled the streets and had to be dispersed by "| reserves and the East Sixty-seventb Street Station. La Barbera, who lives on the sec- ond floor of the house with his wife and three children, denied he had re- ceived threatening letters recently, but sald that following Black Hand threats a bomb was exploded there July 8, 1903. Fireman Found Dead morning when an alarm rang. nam Avenue, Ridgewood. John Darel Seus8Sons Another Record Sale of Men’s Neckwear at 85c each Value 1.50, 2.50 and 3.50 English hand frame silk knitted four- inshands. The finest collection of knitted neckwear plain colors, bias and panel figures and all-over designs. Men's English hand frame silk knitted we have ever seen, stripe The bomb had been ex- | Hin Ded. Robert A. Donald, a fireman of Engine did not respond this He was found dead in his bed. He was thirty- ‘one years old and lived at No, 2343 Put- ‘THE EVENING WORLD, UNITED CIGAR STORE IS Safe and Esgape | | With $500, When Sidney Adeisohn, a clerk in! up to-day he missed the safe. found it in the back room, lying face downward, with the back ripped out ; and $500 in cash gone. 4 This store has been robbed four times In less than two years. The safo has been opened twico and twice the Place has been nearly cleaned of stock. Whoever did last night's job got in- to the store by sawing a hole in the floor from the cellar. Then they rolled the safe, a small affair, from the front of the store to a rear room, where they were shielded by a partition. With a powerful “can opener” they | cut the back of the safe, extracted the money, and, after helping themselves to supplies of cigarettes and cigars, departed through the hole in the floor and finally through the main hallway he street. They left behind a jim- brace and bit, some chisels and but they took their sectional opener” away with them. ——— $8,000 FOR XMAS FUND. The annual entertainment for the Christmas Fund of the New York Ameri- can Was given last night in the Hippo- drome before one of the largest audi- ences ever gathered for a similar event. Tho recetpts were over $8,000, Some of those who took part were Mme. Schumann-Heink, Francis Mac- tnilien, Wilfred, Douthitt, Ellen Terry, William Favershi Pilar Morin, Olga Petrova, W' ifs alo. ‘At Jolnon, Wii. " : ann and ‘John Philip'Bousas se Vitagraph actresses Mola programmes. parents. jars, Wingm Be x SWEET GIRLS TO CRY ROBBED FOURTH TIME | “UPPERCUT HIM, MIKE!"? Busy Burglars, at It Again, Open} Maids in Waltham High Schoo! Wilt | ==—————————> Be Permitted to See Boys’ | | Boxing Bouts. | BOSTON, Dec. 21.—Girl students in the United Cigar Store in the tene-| the Waltham High Schoot are to be ment at No, 1926 Third Avenue, opened | spectators at boxing and wrestling bouts He | staged weekly tn the school evmnastum, | in spite of a storm of protests from Starting with the new term in Janu-| bouts will be held every Frid afternoon among boy students. Protest came before the School Commit: ‘action was taken. Parkinson said to-day would not order the exhibitions "I have full confidence tn the asenders Shoe Sale More shoes, better styles, wider assortments and bigger values than ever before. two toned shoes for men and women. Women’s $5.60 Two Toned Boots Now $4.26 Smart gunmetal button boots with gray cloth tops, Spanish heels—also gunmetal lace boots with fawn cloth tops and Spanish heels—very graccful lasts. Our Men’s and Children’s Departments offer remarkable economies. Sixth Avenue,comer Nineteenth St. | ipetructor, Harry Hohe sees ALC | busing in his in || You get more oatmeal and more nourishment in H-O. |; It lowers breakfast costs. Test this in your home. |, The ry Plenty of the popular Women's $5 and $6 Slippers Now $3.8 Slippers, Colonials and pumps for dances and evening wear in bronse kid, patent leather and gunmetal—many in smart com- bination effects now popular—a fascinating array. The Latest Imported Lord & T, le Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Street Music Daily—Luncheon and Afternoon Tea, 10 A. M. to 5 P. M., Special Luncheon, 75¢ Tenth Floor Gift Umbrellas MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1914. sae Mufflers, values up to 15.00. ‘at 4.85 each Motor Entrance on 9th Street Fans for Gifts Novelties in spangled, embroidered, lace, feather‘and painted fans with sticks of pearl, shell and ears plain and carved. Spangled Silk GauzeF ans. .95¢ to $35.00 Fine Feather Fans... ..$12.95 to $75.00 Lace Fans, plain and spangled..... $15.05 to $75.00 Gold Jewelry seeeee $2.50 to $60.00 Bar Pins.........+.++ $1.95 to $79.50 Beers seers cans $1.00 to $24.50 Pendants. $1.50 to $41.00 Men's Belt Buckles.... .$14.50 &F $15.00 Lavallieres.... For Men and Women Unbrellas, with sterling silver eis med and plain handles. All Silk Umbrellas, with an ie tional variety of handle pening er trimmed. . . Fine All Silk Umbrellas, black and colors, with handles of various} $3.95 styles .. Cane and Silk Umbrella to match.} $5.00 English-made Umbrellas, plain ane fancy handles $6.00 Martin’s English Umbrellas is 12.50 $1.95 $2. 95 James McCreary & Co. 34th Street 5th Avenue Holiday Selections Unusually Attractive Prices in Every Department ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. A REMARKABLE SALE OF MEN’S WEAR Shirts of Imported Madras........ Fees Bev ca vany value 2.00 to 4,00 Silk or Silk Mixed Shirts,—-soft cuffs...... ‘ These last named shirts are made in the workroom on the premises. Open End Scarfs,—large shapes. Open End Scarfe of heavy Americ: Open End Scarfs of Imported Silks Tan Capeskin Gloves Pajamas of Madras or Outing Flannel ‘ Pajamas of Imported Madras or Fancy Crepe. Woolen Blanket Robes. ........00. 66.0000 6 Smoking Jackets......06 00000 c ccc eee Heavy Auto” or Storm Coats. Evening Waistcoats of Silk and Mere Black Silk Half Hose erized Materials. ATTA CLOVE REO RS EO values T5e and 1.25 . Valties 5.50 and 7.50. Ficcsys eves 1.65 » Value 6,00 t08.00..000. 00... ccc eeae 4.25 -Waluos 7c and 1.00...........00006 55e valued 1.30 and 2.00...00.0.0.0.c0008 85c value 3.50 to 4.00 . Value 1.50... value 1.50. : - values 2.00 and 2.50. eee Value 22.00.0000... values 35.00 and 40.00 -value 5.00 to 8.50... .. 22.508 .. 3650 and 4.954 Absolutely Unprecedented Reductions WOMEN’S & MEN’S UMBRELLAS 530 Women’s and Men's Umbrellas,—plain or fancy Handles. .. . 1,822 Women’s and Men’s Silk Umbrellas. ............66.0...0.. 1,265 Women’s and Men’s Umbrellas. .........66. 0000: ee cece Special Prices WOMEN’S BLOUSES Sand Colored Embroidered Net Blouses over Flesh color Chiffon with fancy collar; finished with small buckle. 2.95 Crepe de Chine Blouses with veining; in White, Flesh, Maize or Sand. 2.95 Reproduction of an Imported Model in Putty color Crepe de Chine,—flat collar; fin- ished with fine pleating and fancy ornaments down front. 5.00 “Choker” model in the new washable striped Saffeta; dainty, soft colors, 5.00 All-over Lace Blouses over Chiffon linings; attractive models, 5.00 to 8.95 Fine Crepe Georgette Blouses over Chiffon lining; dainty tucking; fancy collar of fine Shadow Lace. Yellow, Sand or White. 6.95 ‘ sin White Georgette Crepe,—- “choker” model; finely embroidered down front, collar and cuffs; trimmed with fine French Walking Sticks $1.50, $2.50, $3.50, $5.00 Street Floor tucking. Black and White Blouses,— collars; varied assortment. A high or low collar. assortment of Cotton Blouses with dainty combinations of fine Laces and tucking; Special 2.00 to 6.95 | i { 8.95 | low or high | 5.00 to 8.95 . formerly up to 22.00, formerly up to 11.00, Attractive Values SILK_PETTICOATS Ben ici 50cand 75¢ 9.75} 4.75) formerly up to 4.00, 2.75 ' aan eeeng ; | HY a =e Petticoats of All-Silk Messaline or Silk Jer-_ sey top with Messaline ruffle. value 3.50 Petticouts with All-Wool Jersey: top with - Measaline floounce. 2.95 and 3.96 values 3.50 and 4.95 Petticoats of All-Silk Crepe de Chine: | various models; trimmed with Shadow Lace combined with ribbon. values 6.50 and 7.95 Petticoats of All-Silk Messaline or Jersey top with Messaline circular flounce with pleating. value 6.50, 4.95 “Klosfit” Petticoats of All-Silk Jerrey or | with Jersey top wi the new colors. Messaline flounce, in all Special 5.00 “Klostit” Petticoats with All-Wool Jersey top and Messaline pleated flounce, with Wool dlersey underlay. Special 5.00 Decided Reductions Silk Tourist Cases,—handsome patterns, 1.50 formerly 2.00 to 4.25 Broadway, Shand Os Rs. Stuyvesant 4310 Telephone Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Street Largest and Most Representative Stock of Men’s High To be found $3.95 & $4.85 Usual prices $6.00 to $7.00 The ‘‘Cordwainer’’ The best wearing shoe ever produced. The *M rod’? (Registe: in United Office). a revelation in footwear, or tan tops......... eee A Comprehensive Stock of Men's Felt House Slippers, $1.25 upwards Men’s English Hand-made Leather Slippers, $2.75 Street Floor Exclusive to Lord & Taylor— Grade Shoes in the city at | $5.85 Usually $8.00 States Patent $7.85 Black, grey Scarf Pins.........+.++ $1.00 to $38.00 Lapel Chains. +» $3.75 to $10.05 Tie Clasps. + $2.00 to $16.50 Street Floor Women’s Imported Scarfs In a variety of styles and colors $7.50—Formerly $15.00 Imported Spun Silk Shawls, in white, cream and black. Splendid Values at $2.95 to $5.05 Street Floor Brief Suggestions for Dainty Holiday Gifts Leather Goods Section Sewing Baskets. . . $2.95 to $35.00 Collar Pouches, ae to 35. 00 Jewel Cases. ... 50¢ to $22.05 Dressing Cases. .. $5.00 to $30.00 Brief Cases. . « $3.95 to $13.05 Card Cases. 85cto $7.05 Wallets » $1.25 to $25.00 Stineaiare Gatien Sterling Silver Candle Sticks. $3.95 to $21.00 Sandwich Trays. $13.95 to $42.00 Flower Vases. . + $4.50 to $48.00 Feather Fans.. 50¢ to $75.00 Special Value Fancy Silk Opera Bags Large mirror on bottom,| trimmed with gilt braid and} $2.05 Toys---Dolls---Games Great Reductions from Former Prices Swing Horses | Kitchen Cabinets $06.50 to $19.50 | 75C€ to $2. 50 Formerly $8.50 to $25. Formerly 81.00 to 83.7. Loaded Trucks With skin horses, 56 10. $3.50 Grocery Stores 75C to $3.75 Formerly $1.00 to $5.00/Formerly $1.00 to 85.00/ Formerly 41.25 to! ‘5\Formerly $1.00 to $5.00 Butcher Shops | Dressed Dolls |, 756 to $3.75 "| ! | $6.00 to $24.00 Hand Sewing Machines ICan he fitted to any stand or table, 75¢ to $1.00 50 Formerly $1.00 to $1.50 Undressed Dolls 18 to 32 jnches, 95C to 9.50 Typewriters with Outfits, complete, $4.00-—Tormerly $6.00 All White Enamel Dolls’ Furniture Reduced ); Fourth Floor All Black Blouses in Messaline, Crepe de Chine, Taffeta or Peau de Soie at Attrac- tive Prices. Greatly Reduced TOYS AND DOLLS White Enamelled Furniture,—Chiffoniers, Dressers or ‘Tables. 2.00 to 10.00 Map of ed States, 1,00 Furniture, —Chilfoniers, Combination Checkerboard and World, Europe and the U Miniature Dolls’ Dressers, Sideboards, “Infant Doll,” —-15 in. tall; indestructible; mohair wig 3.00 Calfskin Drums-—nickel frame. ,...1.25 | “McCREERY” | Muntin Stand ao illustrater 4.75 regularly 6.50 15,00 Tables, Book Cases, Gold and M: Nest of Tables as illustrated regularly 22,50 In connection with the above Special Holiday Offerings will be found so unusually fine selection of Mahogany Trays, locks, Smoking Sets, it Tables, Library jogany Framed Mirtors, etc., at V Moderate Pullman Traveling Aprons,—dainty Cretonne. formerly 1.75, 1.00 Manicure Sets in roll cases............ 1.50 formerly 2.00 to 2.50 Military Brushes,—assorted styles... .. 3.50 formerly 5.00 Imported Hand Mirrors,—ivory finish; as- sorted handles. formerly 1.75, 1.38 Imported Clocks,—-ivory finish; assorted styles. formerly 1.50 to 2.50, 1.25 Imported Cologne Bottles, in ivory finish holders. formerly 2.00, 1.25 Imported Face Powder,—assorted tints; in satin lined leather case. formerly 6.75 1.25 Imported Perfumes, in cases or single bottles, at Specially Marked Prices. MASTER:-MADE MAHOGANY GIFT FURNITURE Dinner Wagon as illustrat with removable tray) | regularly 20,00 4.95 and 5.95 | PERFUMES, TOILET ARTICLES OO