The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1915, Page 8

Page views left: 0

You have reached the hourly page view limit. Unlock higher limit to our entire archive!

Subscribers enjoy higher page view limit, downloads, and exclusive features.

Text content (automatically generated)

os as the man he saw shoot Gia- ! demned man He said to me: Accomplices’ Testimony Can Save Him, James Gattuey” | P. SNM SENTENCE ogee would be $900 im It for me. ‘ever tell this story be- 0 Will Tell of Plot s my cousin and I didn't want A |BECKER az NO HOPE “arnivale’s attorney, ’ j C conv: with im | to me and tone ime. if t would swear that T didn’t see the shooting there Mr. Stryker, disconeerted by the} Thinks Only Recantation of nae eres That Monti-|"*2! vered for @ moment 0 lied at Armstrong “replied the witness, “Gaff. to Kill Giamari. Welteces vostibed on he trial. of murderer.’ gives no evidence " Montimagno that Armatrong bad ” told Hite ne had not sean the killing| Former Léeut, Charles Becker has| under which he 1 that Gastano Montimagno, | °° Glamart abandoned all hope of clemency on eondemned slayer of Mike Gia.) itiea! ee nT oe f nv Vhitman, accor in BOY LEFT SMALLPOX TRAIL, |'"" P\" °" Mach ada eest ait Lat to Rev, Father James B. Curry, pas- hortiy ratier stanton *\-| Prom Oklahoma te #F Lonis, Chie [tor of St. James's Catholle Church seers {he'wound and Lise re eae . and spiritual visitor to the Tomba,| home, No. 192 Corona Ay it he iting for Cornell, on trial before Bi- ee a who made hin second visit to the con- famed’ hin nasailan Court Justice Vernon M. Da.) Wye Procuring Montimagno to kill en were still current to-day in| fern ding house Courts Butlding. oe Re. Be rt 0 cufforieg brought from the | atthe Health ‘Depart chamber in Bing Bing yester- he Dawnone left T iepent the night in Jefferson Pet Prison. He wae led into Jus- ‘Devie's court several times to- | (1 to be identified by the Witnessen |i ‘ot the tal ee te jon, 10. New York Caniral train, Sune bi ial of Carnivate. arrived in New York June 4, 8.20 an might the death house! p. Mt a pw re change in tho|,, The family occupied day coaches ally | th ‘To-day ho is a pathetic spec. } 1g ‘ Fear shows in his eyes and Mines furrow his face, Ax he| HURT STOPPING RUNAWAY. 5 ie into court and stood with'n —_—— feet of Carniv: or the pilr-|Peliceman Saves School Children dentification, his whole frame | From Being Strack, Prison keep ay DAL) Soe Martini, driver for A. Romano . Bis conviction, three) @ sone, No. 39 Hamilton Avenue. »Montimagno ah | hitched his horse and wagon to # post y. at Pler A, foot of Richardson Street, ttorney Perkins and his| Hrookiyn, this morning. The horse roRrecangege 4 Marphy, who ate| broke Sway and ran down Richardson Carnivale, refused to say Tundreds of school children wore ‘Montimagno would be a wit- ing their way to the Visitation for the State or not. | A a i caught the animal's to the murder of Giamar! | ee Te wae traity pies, put held on 9 at Chestnut and Oak) Join O'Leary of 240 Lorraine ‘on March 8 testified to-day in| Bireet rabbed the bridle and the two Yavtrial. They all identitied | "Pred Ne pont, enny, Was taken to the Long Island as Giamart's sinyer. College Hospital badiy hu 5.00 Heretofore $9.75 to $18.50 185 “Parfait” Corsets 2.50 Heretofore $500 to $7.50 bat has attracted | Mra sone Geet INT Extntvale | ried « year, of No. 236 Kant Fitty-sec cond Btreet, ecidently took bichloride of Jeow rome oe Rareury tor a headache this morning. Bre, Jonn O'Connor heard her woreama and semguoned Dr, Brace, who took her 1.50 Flower Hospital, where it was e. will. recover. fi. Heretofore $3.00 to $5.00 AN 701° 8V'i aN aViN TOM GNM ANION ON Fe avian (an iiaNiirevives 10,800 Fine Shirts Actual $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Standard Qualities In a Rather Surprising Sale at Men’s Store at ESAY “surprising” advisedly. The chief surprise is the source from which fom W Shirts come. Every garment has the trade mark and quality label of a Philadel Shirtmaker rated as ‘‘top notch” from San Francisco to Broadway and Fifth on Enough for three days. Come any day this week. 9A.M. Thursday ‘The Second ‘Surprise Is the Price There is not a Shirt in the lot which you would call the usual way. On the contrary, several hundred anything but good value for $1.50. There is dozen of them are in the $2.00 and $2.50 class. not a Shirt in the lot which sells below that price in , Patterns and Effects---Beautiful! All Bright New Summer Negligees. Not a “job lot” of shirts. Not an ordinary sale to “force” business, but a treat made possible through trade influences open only to R. H. Macy & Co, To “sweeten” the assortment and satisfy every taste, size and style, we've added a few hundred of our own standard shirts. ‘ Strikingly Good Satin Stripes. Corded, Madras weaves, beauties. Fine woven Madras. Finest of Prints. 9,200 Soft Cuff models. We have not seen this season an assortment of shirts under $1.50 and $2.00 to equal this collection. ‘The tailot- ing is unusual. The details of workmanship are far above the ordinary “shirt shop labor” oS _ The maker tells tus he spends 2\c each to launder these Dozens of soft Oxfords in Satin Stripes, Smart, dashing effects for men who like dash without cheapness. Neat effects for men who prefer them. 1,600 Negligees with Stiff Cuffs. Even the buttons are. superior—an excellent grade of pearl button. And wait till you see the new idea in the neckband—the Pocketab-—cuts the time of slipping in the back button just haif. Withal—a Shirt Sale well worth while, RAH. Macy & Co."s Attractions Are Their Low Pricad Extra Salesmen. Quick Service, Square, Beeodwag, Dtth to 36th St, Men's Shirt Store Main Floor all rma nvenrng WORLD, waprrspar, JUNE 80, nee” Franklin Po yy & Co, yesterday. “Becker told me,” eaid Father urry to-day, “that the only thing that can sve him ts the recantation of Rone, Schepps, Vallon, Webber and the others, of their testimony against him. Becker is not @ raving atheist. He fears hin Maker and says that he trusts in God to right the Injustice he claims has been done him. He is no coward and has no fear of death. “'h few years of life make no dift- ference. We all have to die. But what terrifies mo js the thought that I must die as a murderer when I am not a “Becker Is In exeeiiont health and the man Lise it Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Silk Hose, Hand Embroidered Clox Clearance Sale—Thursday . 330 Women’s French Corsets Silk Lisle Hose sapere uality Lisle Hose ge FR rg 211 Popular Brand Corsets Men’s Silk Lisle Sox Fine Ribbed Cotton Hose Broad or Fine Ribbed Cotton Hose Imported Lisle Thread Socks IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— an ore esa Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets HURSDAY 4 & "BO 6,050 Men’s Pure Silk Shirte tov 2.958» 8.50 T. IMPORTANT SALE THURSDAY Pure Thread Silk Hose For Women and Misses At Reduced Prices We guararer the wear of all Silk Hose Crepe de Chine Custom Shirtings—Most Plain and Paris Clox Silk Hose Geylos daed tangy teal novel effects; also some heavy woven| + ore i) Sted nia h hoes as and gowns; pov ve unusual softness; ‘all made in the Py der ‘ 3 pair for $2.80, Special 85 mangwendredytoptcn §— alin 57.58 5808), Novelty Striped Silk Hose . Satin gene Silke Shirtings in most clever color com- In black, with white stripes: also white with black or binations that are new and yet conservative. inely 3.45 jored stripes; also shoe shades with white + daa niliaaiaaciieags = 3 pair for $2.80. .85 by us. alae $5.00 and 8 00 and $5.30 dt0%t0 Women’ 's Superior pepe Silk Hose lack or white, lisle or silk Rich Crisp Silk Shirtinge—Satin or plain stripes on a Heretolore $1.38 and $1.50, 3 pair tor $2.00 1.00 t non-| handsome Tarsaiciaig email 2.95 Value $4.50 and $5 Pure thread silk, in white or black, with self or contrast- ing color clox; also sand, fawn, champagne or gray. Heretofore ‘$1.45. 3 pair for $3.65 1 25 Richelieu Ribbed Silk Hose Pure thread silk, Richelieu ribbed, in black, white, sand, champagne or putty; lisle Senina. |= pl Fnecial 1 3 5 Women’s Lisle Hosiery 4 250 Women’s and Misses’ “Roseberry” Raincoats Presley arent Made from a rubberless, odorless, water. oof fabric—soft, silk: id lly light weigh Datiuhis lor ee und geal willy Special eal for travelling. 8 75 In Navy, Tan and Black. Black, white or tan, silk or plain gauze liste; doublex hee! and toe; Dub-L garter top; all weights. \ 6 pair for $1.60. Special .28 Of silk ait list dels Hoel ee: Dut air: we ee Regular price 50c. 6 pair for $ $2. 15 37 to 4 bust. Regular Retail Price, $12.50 Men’s Silk or Lisle $ox At Reduced Prices Men’s Pure Thread Silk Sox pero white, tan, Lag al or navy; also two toned effects, iced heel, sole and Spairtorsi.oo = '35 Unusually Attractive Values Women’s Bathing Suits @ Bathing Dresses of satin in various chic models,| «¥' trimmed with colored satin or bid in sl tones =| 538 leretofore 50c. Superior quality silk tieie, | ins Bisek, white, tan, gray or navy; spliced hecl, sole and toe. Heretofore 50c 3pairforsi.0 35 On,” Pees or Vestee models, with appropriate ell ee oA A edhe 850 Dainty Summer Blouses + An unusually appealing collection, including those of newest design and most fashionable Fabrics, Pale pink Sep hemstitched, colored linen tailleur models, re Girls’ and Boys’ Hosiery Black, white or tan cotton, fine rpyet 6 pair for also corduroy ribbed in black only. 1 00 Sizes 6 to 10. Heretofore 25¢. Black, whit broad or fine ribbed, ° double knee. Sies6 0010 diacontinue Regular price 35c. 6 pair for $1.65 28 * Hand embroidered voile combined with dimity. 1.50 Regularly $2.50 hite or tan lisle thread socks, wee strl also white with all-over colored stri pa al White and pale pink handkerchief linen in plaited and hem.’ odels. Sizes 6 to it) pair for $1.35 stitched m Tailleur models in crepe de chine, hemstitched. Regularly $4.75 White wash silk tailleur blouses with convertible collar. ie covighe sorte eed yooh Naalapaieaaaeell Regularly $6.75 Special Closing Sale 350 French Petticoats sook cod perpale, hand expbeeldared and band seal ef eineeth SiS Seon dete cal wenmed ah sett Chane Regularly $2.00 to $6.50. 135 195 245 335 3.95 On Sale Only Tomorrow and Friday y Sl re you Wearing a Friendship Bracelet? T'S the very latest clever idea in Jewelry. Links of precious metal forming a pretty bracelet, each link engraved with a friend’s name or initial as a token of regard and a remembrance. Price 23c a Link In sterling silver or gold filled, complete with velvet ribbon. Engraving of three ecript initials included in the price. Start a Bracelet Now Your Friends Will Finish It for Yout Arrange an exchange of single links with a friend or relative. We will engrave initials on both links free of charge while you wait and supply narrow black velvet ribbons so that they may be worn at once— . handsome bracelets to start with. It takes only nine to twelve | arg easily joined—no need to go links to complete a bracelet-— | toajeweler. You can gets enap and friends, classmates, rela-| for the ende—aud you have a tives or fellow-guests at social | permanent, splendid ornament, functions (where you may all! worthy of the associations that agree to exchange links) will | will make it a treasure in years soon finish it for you. The links | to come. ee WARCSYS Binanee . The WORLD Selis 100,000 Copies More In (New ‘York City Each Weekday Than Any Other Morning Newspaper. a WANE", ADs WOLL 6, AND YET. ' - i 2 ase LG leant Z bs . a aa ne aN Late Sean ‘remmeneee - ie ~~

Other pages from this issue: