The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1915, Page 7

fen ee ae Be en NANI ES ND —____ . " . THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1915. _ FATHER MAY INDICT SON. | } Howard Rudd's Case Betore Rody of| Which Parent In Member, Among the cases on the calendar of the Bronx County Grand Jury to-day | was that of Howard Rudd, twenty-one, | of No. 1979 Morris Avenue, accused of | An attempted assault on seventeen-yent- old Gussie Barclay of No. 469 St. Ann's Avenue on June 16. One of the mem- bers of the Grand Jury was George Rudd, Howard Rudd's father, who was also © member of the so-called White Slave Grand Jury in this county, of which John D. Rockefeller jr. was fore- man. The case of Howard Rudd was not railed at District Attorney Martin /—_iRaeaeN postpontnsent co a wank had in made necessary. in this cafton TOP OF CARTON FOR Fate ATMENT OF 100 FRUIT GUMMEO FOR YOUR JAR@ —to enjoy the present day and each succeeding day is the desire F of all of us. An irritating factor making for discomfort—an arbitrary joy-kill- Fy er, is a tooth on a rampage. No need for suffering from that source so long as WE are at your service with our tooth Ioowlecge and our experience in PREVEN’ ING and correcting tooth trouble. DU NCT TNE : 7 going away on a trip or a vacation without our O. K. on your teeth. \ COSTS YOU NOTHING ° for an examination and sor- i} isingly little if your teeth do Fapon to require our attention. So, for health-safety and uninter- rupted pleasure let us examine your teeth. { We will not accept any pay- ment in advance and will return your money should you happen to be dissatisfied. Bloomingdale Brothers endorse the written GUARANTEE we give every patient. Dental Office, Dr. Tevper. Prop. Bra Floor. Bloomingdales’ | Jennie Nuzzo and Two Com- || up with them. He grabbed the off| Fy fo) | horse by the bridle and hung on until ii; The crowd made a demonstration | against the driver, who atill clung to Body Found ta the Bay. ‘The body of a man about ffty-twe years old floated in at Twenty-second Avenue, Brooklyn, early to-day. He was top; clean shaven; wore a biack sult, gray socks and had a white metal pin with three white stones. In the pocket was a business card of an employment @ i J fee NS GIRL IS KILLED Summer Delivery 5 feet 6 inches in height and weighed | *ency, No, 239 Broome Street. on the . back of which, in lead pencil, rit= 8 Resort daily wagon pe : . C Long Island size 14x17 inchos, 29¢; sine 16220 ’ | Hammels to Hewletts. inches, 3. * Attention 4s also directed to our P Aos wowws wwe, ST Yo 2 New Jersey assortment of ready-made framew Pleasure Bay to Avon. and mouldings. hird Ploor ANOTHER MAY DIE a vad ta Yd ta te eo? ee te ee od tS Variety, quality, range of sizes and. saving in prices, are repre- ‘sented in large volume in our men’s fancy mixture sack suits. Reduced to $25 3ROKAW BROTHERS Astor Place & Fourth Avenue Subway Station at Door panions Knocked Down on a Way to Work.” A team of horses attached to a truck owned by John Schroeder of No, 31f Jackson Avenue, Long Island City, and driven by, Frank Lenahan, thirty-six years old, of No. 301 Jack- son Avenue, the same city, became unmanageable shortly before 8 o'clock this morning at Fifty-ninth Street and Second Avenue and knocked down and killed Jennie Nuszo, seven- teem, of No. 22% East Fifty-eighth Street and badly hurt Freda and Mar- garet Darguila, sisters, eighteen and seventeen respectively, of No. 304 East Sixty-seventh Street. The latter was taken to her home and Freda to the Flower Hospital, where it was said she was internally hurt and may die. The crossing at the time was crowded with girls and men on their way to work. Lenahan had just crossed the Queensborough Bridge from Long Island City and driven into Fifty-ninth Street on the wrong side of the thoroughfare. The horses became restless at the clanging of car bells and the honking of auto- mobiles and went rearing and plung- ing into the avenue. Men yelled to the driver and girls, screaming, ran in all directions. A| & panic ensued, Miss Nuzzo, in trying to get out of the way, ran into the horses and was knocked down, one | & or more of the truck wheels passing | It over her. The two Darguila sisters were next caughg by the horses in the scattering crowd and were knocked down, but, so far as could be learned, were not run over. ‘The horses swerved into Second Avenug. Policeman Heitner of the East Sixty-seventh Street police sta- tion gave chase on his motorcycle. The team reached East Sixty-fourth Street before the policeman caught X18 18 18 18 20 18 U8 od no A Really Wonderful Bargain 3,660 High Class Dresses for Rightaway Wear $16,870 “* Summer Dresses : We Paid Cash Purchased from One of the Best High-Class Dressmakers in America These dresses are clever copies of imported models, and are made of the finest materials used in Summer dresses. Most of these materials were imported, and we are fully warranted in saying that at these prices they are The Season’s Greatest Bargains— . and Summer Has Just Arrived It is an opportunity of a lifetime. You can have two or three smart new dresses for what you would ordinarily pay for one of equal style and quality. $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 $6.95 4 42 44 «46 425 339 «205. «65 ” 4 2 4 BE other men went to his assistance, the lines, . Women who had heard that all three girls had been killed strove to reach him. Heltner blew his whistle and two policemen went to his assistance, The driver was then placed under arrest. > LABOR OFFICIAL CALLED TO HIS DOOR AND SHOT Fatal Wounding of Chicago Union Secretary Believed Due to Strike Troubles. CHICAGO, July 6.—Charles H. Johnston, Secretary and Treasurer of the Brickmakers’ Union, was shot twice below the heart as he answered a ring of his doorbell early to-day. Physicians said the wounds probably would be fatal. His assailant, whom he failed to recognize, escaped. The police attribute the shooting to labor troubles. The brickmakers have been thrown out of employment as a result of the action of the con- struction material interests in refus- Sa) QUALITY and PRICE Considered, there is no other Player Piano that compares with our new 1915 Style “G.” WALTERS 88-NOTE PLAYER PIANO _On Terms of $2 a Week essa Sizes, 14 16 18 34 36 38 Quantities, 283 285 239 519 725 575 The Materials Are: Irish ramie, white, rose, Copenhtess and leather. Striped batiste, blue, rose, green, lavender and black. French linen in white, rose, Copenhagen, leather, tan, Corded organdie in blue, rose, green, lavender, Oxford. Handkerchief linen, natural, rose, Copenhagen or white. Colored tissues and dimities in rose, Copenhagen, tan, black, lavender or write French voile, fancy striped voile in blue, black, orange and black, ind black, bh ath fancy white materials, figured or cross-bar Swiss, in lavender, pink, Copenhagen or white. Handkerchief cloth, rose, Copenhagen, lavender, maize, peach, Nile, pongee Also stripes or polka dots. TF; Patrons of the Fifth Avenue specialty stores are particularly requested to come and see dresses at $3.95 to $6.95 that are duplicates of the smart creations heretofore shown at three or four == Most of these dresses are copies of original models from such crea- tors as Callot,Soers Jenny, Cheruit, Maurice Meyer, Paquin, Beer, Doulliet and Doncaet. Most of them are hand embroidered. ss SS =, ie eI or natural. ‘At Bloomingdales’ To-Morrow We Inaugurate SSS =I Oth te 60th Bt. Lex. to Brd Aves, The Most Important Sale of = ing to deliver building supplies until the strike of 16,000 carpenters is set- tled. Price includes a beautiful Music Roll Cabinet and Bench to match, a Cover, 12 Rolls of Music =p 1, Donald Bul ite Gimbel Bros.), corner New. York ‘Write (PORTANT— sts ested’ Aad two of your own selection and delivery to your home. Women’sNoveltyLowShoes Ever Held at Bloomingdales’ 3,500. Pairs of Spring 1915 Low Shoes = Piano quality, combined with economy, is best typified in this new Walters Player Piano. It is a masterpiece of mechanical ingenuity—the result of the most advanced ideas in player con- struction. Every improvement has been incor- porated—every crudity eliminated—every detail perfected to the limit. She Sse Ge eee fee eaea ie ieaieny HE blouse that is finished with frills at the front 1s one of th 1s becoming to m 2,103 Pairs of “Fox Footery’’ Low Shoes, the This one is made of chine throughout and Low Shoes, All thi a of the frills are fin- . od Very Heavily Reduced tated (with picot, or cut hem: Bloomingdale Brothers, the sole owners of Greatest 8 eran MOL Rates Prices. be pretiy in white, in the favors m| the Walters Piano Co., have been guided solely by j one desire—to build Pianos of the highest quality. How well we have succeeded, is best demonstrated by the testimony of thousands of owners of Walters Pianos, who will tell you that the Walters Piano, in points most important, excels any other Player Piano at a similar price. Over Sixty Styles in All, Every One This Season's Goods, It is hard to do justice to these Shoes and keep within the bounds of reason. The values are so tremendous; the styles so snappy and pretty; the qualities and workmanship so worthy that you will have to see them to appreciate them. Size range complete, 2 to 7, AA to D widths, eason id would be pretty either with the frills or without the: QNING WORLD MAY MANT difding, 100 Weat Thinty ascot . or sent by mail on re stamps for each pattern ordered. your address plainly cents for letter pastage the frills of white h the dark Long sleeves are f and these with the the hands are coming, but real allows freedom, and . to $3.50), all Goodyear welt soles. oe oly teat il Price Includes $ No Interest They consist, principally, of late orders, made up Some of our own lines are somewhat broken in size ‘ Sardines—Extra fine Inthe back view. they are Stool, Cover and No Extras for and bearing ‘the stamp of some of the leading re- ‘ olive ol shove SP clmple . sralent | Deli Of Any Kind tallers of the co. ntry.. The orders were cancelled | range, but you will be sure to find plenty of your size bands with | hematitched fin: Free Delivery ny {aller of tne “Seliveries, and. you now choose fron | to choose from. The season's best styles, in such an While the frills make a it feature of the blouse, made separately an a therefore, it is quite ALL CARS 9 SOTH T aperfectly simple Plain bodice, i GE YOUR OLD|A MUSI SITE re iter’ x *ro BLOOMING DALES’ ( The front edges are hemm EXCHAN a ae ry nodded for sloainks Oke at fl] PIANO for a beautiful new SICALE ATHOME the newest fancie: tons covered with and embroidered in a simp! but required 4 yards of material inches wide, 344 yards 36, rn, No, 8709, Is cut 34 to 42 FASHION rest (oppo- ue and Thirty-second Street, ipt of ten cents in coln or Bixth Avi Siero Striped striped a h terial inches bust 2S SI SII n id SS See 1 Ml Walters Piano or Player 0 Piano. u pay the balance at the rate of $2 a week on a Player Piano. will call. illustrated catalogue. 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