The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1915, Page 4

bam. Sours Bae sabe wer \},. 6c, $1.25 & $1.95 yard—Usually $1.00 to $2.75 FORTY PRIMERS 32 g | INRECORD LINE AT HEADQUARTERS sr Masked Dieetive \ View Most Ms come {n for ammeuit aad robbery of Onwald Hewitt of No, 459 Hast One Important Collection of Crim- | Hundred ana Forty-ninth Street. Held him up on Fort Washington inals Taken in Years. Avenue Oct. 9 last. “Next to him js Fedenco Possl, and then comes Louis Stone. They're sup- Forty men, every one of them try-| posed to be Italian oon men. The ing to look unconcerned, ‘stood to-|tWo fellows on the end of the line are Louis Levinsky and Barney Nieber, day on the raised platform in the said to be a pair of burglars. And ‘oom at Police Hoadquar- | now take a peep at the trio over this @ stood quiet and resolute; | side, They're James Maye, Michael others “weaved” from foot to foot, Guibert and Herman Lindman, ar- thelr gaze roving the inhospitable rested in Borough Hall, Brooklyn, Lareg charwed with Wing automobile “then we come to a burch charged with can opening. They're Harry Feinberg, Israel Brown and Victor Diamond, They've got records. They i im the Detective Bureau thirty-five | sry jc tintase trchoo een ene - years and has learned the vatue of| a+ wo, 5g Blescker Street last Setur- A. don't know which it is, but it beats tbo. Utara sé tae eow Zutsctive ta |Oek: aw They'd cut through a rh r hie side and said: “Those two in the middle look like a He judged os simply by flavor and quality, “Look over this bunch carefully, couple of yeggs,\too. They're George ‘And he was tasting eonny. It’s the most wonderful line- | Gordon and Albert Schpiteer, who up we've had here in many years. | were pinched for getting at the safe Campbell’s Tomato Soup * {hie was an actual test made by a group of My BB. 4 was furiede at ton | zown not see « line-wp like this for many « day. Be oh those three over there—see ‘om 7—th Eddie Caron, Arthur joman Stone, ing $3,000 in jewelry ai pollen No, 106 Eighth 1@) rt Gants a here for pret Bag one threw a rien piers ibe ane window, you know. A fellow named William Nel- son tried to atop ‘em and got a bul- baad in bin leg. at “one aide, their faces screened behind black masks, stood the detee- tives of the Central Office, acquaint- ing themselves with the lineaments of the two acore in the line, Capt. Jimmie Dunn, who has been There's forty of ‘em, twenty taken|o¢ Ponchat's jewelry store at No. 179 in by Central Office men and the Fest /Clinton Street. One of the bulls got by harness bulls. Take a long look; 'gonpitser in the leg with a bullet in Ss | ine fracas. “And there's a handy. He's Gtuseuue Clarcello, knowa also as ‘The Count’ and ‘The Chevalier.’ He's wanted for murder ia Italy, they say, The last i] | ¢wo bad gate or canisters with them— | |John W. Jones and Felipo Guardino, ii|The Sullivan Law‘ll get them, prob- yy. No synthetic flavorings are used fn our I]| ‘Tvs @ great bunch. Hotter take nother look,’ Smcaiiiics BOY CRACKSMAN CAUGHT, ee a ee Brooklyn police are looking for “Fagin” who tried to rob the safe ot Joseph J. Millie's feed store at No. 73 Washington Avenue, Brocklyn, with the assistance of Willie McDon- ald, fourteen years old, at & o'clock ‘police say the has been forcing other ee tee 1s ve to steal Club Luncheon, soc Special Noon Luncheon, 75¢ Luncheon and Afternoon Tea 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. Music Deily Tenth Floor ‘ ar Annaal Sale Dressmakers’ Supplies Notions, Linings Trimmings Laces a unusual opportunity for Dressmakers and those who do home sewing to purchase portunity for Ds for very much less than customary prices. + Staple Notions Lining Satins Dees Shields : Colored Lining Satins Special Rubber Lined a full range of eure alte whee rare Sa ee Size. Pair. Doz. U: , 10c 81.00 8 Cotton Fao Satins oo eu Ise $195 ghee. ania bri Usual price 85¢ Colored Satins 85 inches wide, com; ran, od poe ivory and black. om Toual Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue; 38th Street, 89th Street 68c 4 92.04 sens @. $2.96 02.65 $3.80 phatase Binding | et mins] 50 Second Floor Complete Showing of Imported Spring Trimmings Metal Cloths, Crochet Metal Drop and Spike Orna- | sian Ball Fringes, Buttons, Braids and Military ‘rogs. Closing Out at Great Reductions Imported Bead Trimmings In gold, silver, crystal and Persian combinations. 25¢ to $7.50 Yard Pad, box, $1.75 yl Street Floor Street Floor Exceptional Values in Laces and Nets Embroidered: Net Flouncings Round Mesh Valenciennes Laces in white and cream, 16, 27 and $6 inches wide, made on st: In matched sets, correct copies of real laces, widths ranging Leos ted cream, 18 iaapsopriate tor the wow Ungaro gored, Raed oe. ome pele 2 ve Gee 75c to $2.90 per dozen Silk Brussels Nets, 85¢ per yard—usually $7.50 Ru In all the new 40-44 inches wide VI RBA WT Irish widen in State Uniform sogular tise cag ] allotting places to the various units 8 #0 as to ensure as nearly as possible will participate in it, will start from north to Mulser’s Harlem River Park. Forty of the best bands in the city as 2 ene ‘Qotenas City, OL Pest, ORLD! MONDAY, MAROK 5; 18 well as one from Providence, R. 1.,]@ plea of not guilty before United] man men-ef-war tr, and one from Montreal, will provide | States District Judge Cushman to- the marching music. day to two indictments charging him | first indictment and alleWad.to ge The First Regiment of the Irish | with engaging in 4 conspiracy to de~| hii 08 of the Yecond. Volunteers, in full New York State|fraud the Government. nd uniform, under the command of Major! The indictments grew out of an in- T. J, Nolan, will be one of the promi- nent eh of the display. The vol- SIXTY SOCIETIES | PARADE ON THE 17TH to be Big Feature St. Pat- tick’s Day. CT. as will be the cia Then there will GERMAN SHIP MANAGER ~ PLEADS NOT GUILTY Karl Buenz Arraigned on Charge of Conspiracy Against Government. Karl Buens, mannging director of the Hamburg-Amerioan line, entered —_—___ Turn Gray Hairs Mildly and Healthfully 50 4%," aps FRED Tomorrow, Tuesday, Ak} With Purchases of $1.00 or More and Preseutr COUPON. and PRESENT qeuueunaeenecsseasnenece & This Coupon aoeStamps with Cash & § is Good for Purchases of $1.or More @ THESE FIFTY PREE STAMPS are of the same kind a B wend v1) ordalS Matrutws sBiee, Zeseueenececeennanean anen Also Double ZW Stamps Till Noon Single Stamps After Noon. MAST. JSNOL ARS More than sixty organizations, s0- cial, benevolent and patriotic, ha sent im their acceptances to join a big St. Pathick’s Day parade on Wed- nesday, Grand Marshal Michael J. Brown and his aldes were busy to-day military formation by battalions, The prade, for which most of those who that ccpled ro] Fortleth, Street and Fifth Avenue, | ford Te ve sate ‘Bey. 0. 8. Poa 08, 241 James Butler Inc. 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