The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1915, Page 7

eetteaheenatemtaed aacensiellieacenddbeadih natieaieneien anc aaenadinanaeieeeae GUNMAN SHOOTS | TWO IN BATTLE TOROLOUPSTORE Expressing eorrow only because bis | © career as a highwayman came to a! quick end, and apparently careless of | | Love is supposedly a con- dition that interferes with good sight. For all other eye defects our Oculists (Registered Physicians) can prescribe. With the cost of Harris Glasses—#2.00 or more—the double service of Oculists and Opticians is included. Gcutists and Soticars Kast 28d Street, vi at near 4th Avenue. 0 Naw 1405 St, Nicholas 1007 Broadw: 489 Fulton Bt, ~ | expeoted to live, the fact that one of his victims ts dying wounded, and anothér ty sertously Dennis Downing, eighteen years old, of No, 354 West Fifty-sec- ond Street, Manta ), puffed a olg- arette this morning in the Hoboken Jail. littlo clgar store of Garahed Sarafian, at No, 490 Central Avenue, West Hoboken, and, when Saraflan refused He went over yesterday to the | in hot pursuit of him. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, WANAMAKER’S he Christmas Store - were thrown at him, but the crowd kept back In fear of the revolver. Suddenly he threw the revolver to the gutter, and then the crowd went He darted inte @ saloon, went through to a yard In the rear and was climbing a fence whon he was overtaken, “Well, [had to make a bungle of my first good job," was all he said to his captors, He was told Saraflan was likely to die and he would face a |! his demand for money, he shot him|Charge of murder, but he merely |! id his nephew. Sarafian is in the North Hudson Hospital at Weehawken and is not His nephew, Harry Harkimian, nineteen years old, ts also in the hospital i» @ eriteal con- dition, but there in a good chance for his recovery. He was «ot in the abdomen when trying to save bis unele. ‘There was a crowd of Syrians In the cigar store when Downing first went there late yesterday afternoon. He bought some cigarettes and stood around for an hour, until Safafian, who is about fifty-five years old, was alone in the place. Pointing a revolver at the man's head Downing told bim he wanted all the money in the place. Sarafian dodged back of the counter and tried to run along to a rear door. Down- \ing grappled with him and, when the man tried to knock the gun from his hand, Downing fired ‘The first shot went wild, but ft brought young Harkimian to his) « uncle's ald. Downing fired again as Harkimian tried to take the gun {trom him and the bullet lodged in Sarafian's breast. As Sarafian fell his nephew tried to hold Downing, but the youth turned | 2, the revolver on him and shot him In » the abdomen, Waving the gun |here during last night at an advanced! 4 “ menacingly, | p Downing ran through a crowd of men | fF : | who had rushed to the street in front shrugged his shoulders, if} He went to Jersey City a week ago, he said, and had no difficulty in pur- chasing a revolver. Then he looked about in Jersey City and Hoboken |! and made a list of several stores in quiet neighborhoods which he decided he would rob, Sarafian’s, he claims, | was the first he tried. | Downing lives with his mother, a widow, at the Fifty-seeond Street | }) house, She is a seamstress, and was out“to work early this morning with. | out having heard of her son's act. Neighbors said he did not seem to work much, but had never been in| trouble before, oo Mrs, Elfeabeth Flint Wade Dead. | NORWALK, Conn, Dec. 2—Mrs Biizabeth Flint Wade, weil known as} A magazine writer, died at her home| je. She was President of the Writers’ | b of Buffalo, N. Y., from which eit me to Norwalk about a year ago. | A Foe to Tuberculosis | The Jourmal of the American Medical Association (August 9, 1913), reviewing an article on “The Influence of Calctam she = A F 3 s = > report ie in which patients wained in vitality and energy after teking calcium.” Doctors agree that In tuberculosis low- ered vitality and low energy must be of Eekman's fn such com- muc- tuberculoais—a e ethical practi- ‘but tt cont dru 8 ‘Or habit-tormii From. Riker-Hegeman Lord & Taylor” FIFTH AVENUE 38th Street andshades, fitting mod MEN’S HIGH SHOES Tan Russia Calf and Patent Leather, Gun Metal and Black Kid Shoes in several smart styles. {Pe eee me mR OHNO he > = Not an overcoat in stock Annual Coat Sale. Overcoats That Were Up to $25.00— grade overcoats. Annual December Sale of MEN’S OVERCOATS All This Season’s Coats Reduced For Friday and Saturday The entire stock of Men’s fine warm Overcoats, and specially purchased coats made from the season’s ends of high grade foreign and domestic materials. ut what is reduced for this Now $18.50 Loose, easy-to-slip-on models and double breasted coats. In “warmth without weight” knit materials; cheviots and tweeds. All sizes and a range of colors Overcoats That Were Up to $27.50— Now $22.50 This lot includes the best selected woolens and the stock of smart form fitting coats, as well as loose els, in fancy mixed tweeds. and shades most wanted and a full range of sizes. Overcoats That Were Up to $47.50— Now $27.50 The Values in This Sale Being Unusual All Sales Must Be Final NoC.O. D’s. No Returns. Fourth Floor In this assortment are included all our highest | Special at $4.85 Ground Floor The equal in materials and tail- oring to carefully made custom garments. Tailored entirely by hand in Chesterfield, form fitting and loose coats. Made of fine lambs’ wool, vicunas and cheviots. Full and three-quarter silk lined. No Approvals, at ratory, Philadelphia,—Advt 39th Street The colors | y S | i i | | | OED OSD 0D 0D (0 1 EE 0D 0 SE () GE (0) ED (ED 0 D0 (0, 1916, SS Broadway at Ninth Street | 'Phone 4700 Stu: Store open 8.30 to 6 Worth, Paquin, Cheruit, Callot | Now JointhePoiret Collection of Wraps and Gowns in La Galerie Wanamaker Ten Entirely New Models designed and created for the first official exhibit of Le Syndicat de Defence de la Grande Couture Francaise. They Will Be Posed Tomorrow together with the fourteen Poiret models, from 11 to 12 in the morning; in the afternoon from 2.30 to 3.30, and from 4 to 5. r | There are men in New York who—for some mother, wife, daughter or sister— would gladly give ten times their cost for these so beautiful and uncopyable creations. They represent the world’s five greatest couturiers at their best. these couturiers be represented so completely, so sublimely, | designers. Sale of Lovely Italian Silk Stockings, $1.15 Pr. A little Christmas purchase of 1,527 pairs which have sold here and elsewhere at 41.50 pair. All are perfect and first quality, and there are all sizes in exquisite shades of lotus, biscuit, reseda, Nile, peach, king blue, olive, dove, mist gray, royal purple. Other colors, too, but not in every size. All new and fresh—never offered be- fore! Main Aisle, Old Building ChristmasCutGlassSale A thousand — gleaming, sparkling gifts will cost the givers a quarter to half less than usual. Complete sample line from one of our best cutters in- cludes sandwich trays, bon- bon dishes, vises, low bowls, water jugs, compotiers, but only one of a kind. All priced half less than our standard grades —#1 to $6. irms are offered at discount of 25 per Large punch bowls on stand, $10. Graceful flower baskets, 85. Wide mouthed vases, $3 and $5. Note—Those who wish cut glass for wed- ding and other gifts later on may wish to choose now, also. Good cut glass is becoming hard to procure owing to impossibility of obtaining potash from abroad. Second Gallery, New Building. Interesting Desk Sets One is of black and yellow—the blotter pad with | circular ends of patent leather, the pad yellow, the care- fully designed fittings of black glass with brass, 812 and 615 set. For a young girl, ciel blue sets—the fittings of blue brass, $12.75 Dickens’ sets of bri and Mrs, Micawber, ed brass are etched with Mr. id Copperfield, David's Aunt, | ete., 820, Silver plated sets are luxurious looking at $11. Brass sets etched witn conventional designs are 814. White metal sets with brown enamel are good-looking | at $10.50, Intended for any and every member of the family. Social Stationery Sh Main floor, Old Buil Leather Gifts Men Will Like The kind of things men come in and buy for themselves. English dressing cases, pigskin and hide, 810 to 835. Shirt cases, some with pockets for ties, gloves and handkerchiefs, #5 to #22.60, Scarf holders, 82.50 to $6.50. Whisk broom holders with shoe horn and mirror, 83, Flasks, 50 to 85.50. Military brushes in leather cases, $5 to $7.50. Portfolios or brief cases, for lawyers and business men, $3.75 to $14.50, Collar bags, 81 to 83.75. Coat hangers in leather cases, 50¢ to $2.75. Soft leather traveling slippers in cases, $1 to $2.50, Main floor, Old Building. | Furniture for Christmas Gifts Martha Washington tables of solid m y, made to our order; hingos concealed; legs taper three drawers fitted with spool racks, button boxes, ete.; only at Wanamaker's; 812. Enameled work-tables with painted decorations; black or colors, $85. Tea carts or dinner wagons in 46 different styles; mahogany, oak, walnut, plain or painted, some with cretonne tops; $13.60 upward; black enamel with floral decorations, #31, Muffin stands of plain mahogany, $6 —last Christmas same style was $14; but we have been able to buy a quantity this year. Spinet desks, some fitted with an under part to be used as a foot stool; charming old-fash- ioned things that are practical; in mahogany, $32 upward, Drop-leaf tea tables painted decora- tion én solid mahogany, $20. Gate-leg tables of solid mahogany, $12.50, $13.50 and upward—the best tables of the sort, Filth Gallery, New Building. Perhaps never again will plete! For the models to be posed to- morrow were created for charity, and inspired by a cause that lies nearest the hearts of the Second floor, Old Building. Gift Sale of ‘ Young Women’s Suits ‘Two reasons for calling this a gift sale. It’s a chance to buy at less a charming suit to give some one. Or it’s the opportunity to get yourself a suit and take savings for gift money. Every kind of suit and every price in the collection. Tweed country and school suit wool poplin and velveteen town su ; corduroy skating suits, and beautiful afternoon costumes. Prices are— 87.50, $10, $12.50, $156, $18.75, $22.60, $25, $30 and up to $75. Were $10.76 to $126. Fur-trimmed, or, still more unusual, suits with no fur. Colors and fashions of the newest. Our Christmas clear-out, that's all, Sizes 14 to 20 years, Second floor, Old Building. 100 Two-Trouser Suits at $5 Our 86.50 grade; Nor- folk model; all wool chev- iot; sizes 8 to 17. 50 Junior Suits at $5 Our 80.75 grade; vel- veteen, corduroy and vet; Norfolk model; sizes 4to 8, 240 Sweaters at $2 Our 83 grade; gray, heather and maroon; sizes 14 to 18, Subway floor, Old Bldg. New Arrivals in the Lower-Price Clothing Store for Men give us 1,017 Men’s Suits and Overcoats for Choice at $16.50 are over- couts; single and double - breasted; form-fitting and loose backs, split sl cuffs; vel- vet and plain col- lars; faney mix- tures, plain grays, black. 585 are suits; young men’s and business men’s models; neat dark effects, stripes, blues, grays, browns, black; sizes 33 to-44, ’ Boys’ Overcoats and Suits: A Sale With Gift Opportunities We have added to several special purchases certain groups of boys’ clothing from our 5 regular stocks at lessened K Ser? prices. Together they make an unusual offering. Fri- day and Saturday will be . opportune days for boys who still need warm clothing; or for older folks looking for practical gifts at little cost. 150 Overcoats, $7.50 Our $10.50 grade; about half newly purchased; all wool cheviots in neat gray and brown patterns; some with all-wool linings; sizes 12 to 18 years, 50 Long-Trouser Suits at $5.50 Our $6.50 grade; blue and mixed cheviot: sizes 15 to 20 represented. 75 Overcoats at $3.95 Our 85 grade; mixed viot and chinchilla; sizes 3 to 9, 452 Friday, Broudway, corner Eighth fHadcloth, | Player Piano. helps you to forget the everyday cares. extent, come to of your own selection. § durability as well. whether popular or classical. 4 Player before purchasing any other make. Walters Piano or Player Piano. i) request a@ representative will call. 8 trated catalogue. 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