The evening world. Newspaper, December 9, 1915, Page 7

ct aie LA NA MAYOR BACK IN CITY; WILL BE ON JOB MONDAY Off Duty Four Weeks, Now Feels Fit—Thinks Straus Appoint- ment Good. Mayor Mitchel returned to-day from Atlantic City where he went a week ago to recuperate from an operation RUSSEK'S_ | OPPOSITE ALTMAN'S 362 Fifth Ave. Final Clearance Balance of Fur Trimmed , 32Suits \. 21 Suits “$fr* 18 \ 19Suits ’«<dfem 822-5 \ 23Suits fns27 5 Suits “fn s$32 Reduced from $35” | 7Suits 9 Suits CHIFFON BROADCLOTH, GABARDINE, TWEEDS, VELOUR, VELVETEEN, CHIFFON VEL- VET, CORDUROY, CHECKS, Balance of Model Suits in Chiffon Velvet, Silk Velvet, Velvetee: Si Pets wl vel veteen and Satin $125- seduced to $59-50 Reduced from $ Reduced from $ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 39, for appendicitis, Accompanied by Mrs. Mitchel, the Mayor arrived at 12:20 this afternoon at the Pennsylvania station, They went to thelr home on Riverside Drive, “Lain in pretty good shape and ex peet to be back in City Hall Monday.” suld the Mayor. “Ip remaining away from my duties #0 long, L have strictly followed my physiomn's advice, He] warned me not to go back to my work for four weeks after the operation That period will be up Monday.” oPpostrs WALDOKE 1 West 34th St. Winter Suits, $30 to $70 to 45°” $80 to MIXTURES, ETC. CLOTHING 3 AY] FOR MEM WOMEN A \sorse GIRLS on (% AACREDIT! tess STYLES LOWES? PRICES ih ise ween ‘ig MICHAELS BROS eo The WORLD SELLS 100,000 COPIES More in New York City each weekday than ANY OTHER morning news- id articles World. will bo *o Informae Building vertised in lited at The Thirty-fourth Street A Special Sale ‘to be FIRE HERO DYING AFTER A FALL AT EAST SIDE BLAZE Lieut. Jacob Levy, Honor Man, ~| Plunges Into Deep Pit and | Lights on Head. | Lieut. Jacob Levy of Truck No. 6, an honor man of the department, probably was fatally hurt early to- story loft building in the rear of Nos. 59-61 Alien Street. with a small one around the corner, discovered about the same time, drove more than 300 residents of | adjacent tenements to the streets. Policeman Doyle, seeing smoke, had been sedrching for fire an hour and a half, when suddenly, at 2 A. M. a glare shot from the ground floor to the cupled by metal polishing firms. To reach the blaze the firemen had to go through an alleyway alongside No. 69, a livery stable, A pit fifteen feet deep runs at the side of the stable to give light to the cellar, Fire- pit and Lieut. Levy, not knowing the fence was gone, walked into It His cries brought a detachment of his comrades, and he was hauled out suffering from concussion of the bratu and internal injuries. He was taken to Gouverneur Hospital, where it was ssid he might die. Several stars on his sleeve attest his bravery. In a fire in Cherry Street a year or more ago he carried a man from the sixth floor to the street by scaling ladders. This was sald at the time to have been the most spectacular scaling ladder rescue in the department's his- tory. He did not get a medal for it because it developed the man he saved was a “firebug” and had started the blaze. During the fire this morning the 200 tenants in No. 65 Allen Street and No. $6 Eldridge Street were ordered to the street as a precaution, While firemen were busy on the last sparks of the loft story fi blaze started in Harry Wechter’s soda wa- ter stand, up against No. 120 Eldridge Street, and spread into John J, Brill's re, doing $2,000 damage. danger and 100 persons were se: to join the other 200 temporarily home- — | less ones in the street, GB. Altman & Cn. FIFTH AVENUE - MADISON NEW held in the Women's Ready-to-Wear Department, commencing to-morrow (Friday) will consist of in a number of styles inches), at the special $30.00 40.00, An interesting ‘ Children’s C rials and siyles* at . . CHILDREN’S at . . . Misses’ Tailor-made Suits PLAIN OR TRIMMED WITH FUR especially becoming to large figures (sizes 42, 44, 46, 48, 50 and 52 prices of 50.00 & 60.00 Superior materials and workmanship. Sale of attractive Winter Coats for Children (sizes 2 to 5 years) has been prepared for to-morrow at prices much lower than usual. oais of the most desirable mate- (assortments incomplete), $4.75, 6.50, 7.75 & 12.50 HEADWEAR for practical use, or playtime in the park, has specially priced 51.95, 2.75 & 3.50 Tailor-made Suits Practical Street Coats Afternoon and are now on sale in the Second Ficar, Evening Gowns School and Street Frocks the Department on at large reductions | from the usual prices. day during a $5,000 fire in the four-| This blaze, ot of the building, which Ls oc- | men took down a fence inclosing the | THREE MEN SHOT WHEN GANGSTERS BREAK UP DANCE Ten Gun Men Fire in Harlem Hall When Refused Use of Floor. Civilization has advanced rapidly since the introduction of glasses. The intelligence of to-~day is quite a contrast to the barbarism of days when glasses were not used. To keep up in the procession of advancement you'll have to | a equipped for seeing perfect- defective eyesight is a Rania ap, yet many do not realize its importance. If you have a suspicion that your eyes are not what they Should’ be, give us an oper tunity to tell you what glasses will do for you. Angry because the dance hall they wanted was being used by another organization, ten members of a Har- lem gang, brandishing revolvers, early |this morning forced their way into Madison Hall, at No. 2162 Madison Avenue, where a hundred couples Were dancing, shot up the place and We have the ability, eis decamped, leaving two wounded men] Crice, and equipment to exam ine eyes and make glasses that will give you a brighter and a . clearer outlook on life and busi- {on the floor, one of whom probably will die, In Harlem Hospital are Jerome Get- german of No. 827 Hiton Avenue, the ness. | Bronx, and John Russell of No. 801 Harris Glasses cost $2.00 or ast One Hundred and Twenty-ftth more, reet. Gelgerman ts dying with three bullet wounds. Russell, who has a bullet in his thigh, probably will cover, Both men are held on char; of felonious assault, althoueh {t h Not been shown that they had any- | thing fo do with the shooting, |. In Mount Sinai Hospital, with a bul- | 37 jlet in his back, is George Cisneros of No, 118 East One Hundred and Twen- John st 80th & th tet ty-third Street, under a almilar| 1907 Broadway, ne ener Rrooklys charge, With his brother Walter, Cis.) 43% Fulton 8t Brooklya neros came to the hospital to bave| #83 Broad st N o Mirauss Co,, Newark his wound attended. He first said he had been shot as he passed a hall- way at One Hundred and Third Street and Second Avenue, but afterward, the police say, admitted he had re- ceived the wound during the fight in the dance hafl. Tho police declare a girl dancer identified Cisneros as one of the men who came into the hall | flourishing @ revolver. The “Panther Boys,” a Harlem ao- | clal organization, has been giving} Wednesday night dances at Madison Hall, and fs reputed to have made money from Its 25-cent admission! charges. The other crowd, it is said, went first to the manager of the place and afterward to representatives of the “Panthers,” trying to secure the hall for last night. The manager sald the hall was engaged, and the "Pan- ther” oMocers refused to give it up. Over the door of the dance hall is a sign, reading: “Let Peace and Merri- ment Reign.” It is shot full of holes F eal 906 Gua | COFFEE Pat ate one | ochre | {mil oY rem Batistaction Guaranteed oF ‘doney ‘Bade GILLIES COFFEE CO, an Pass Cote sat os AVENUE YORK Thirty-fifth Street The New Petticoats now displayed in the regular stock, illustrate most attractively the latest developments in petticoat fashions. The models shown embody everything that is smart, everything that is richest in allure and charm. Among the many from which selections may be made are Evening Petticoats of dainty silks and laces at © @© © » ; $4.75 to 65.00 Everyday Petticoats of taffeta, the silk crepes or soiree silk . . at 3.75 to 23.50 Men’s Comfortable Slippers for house wear are shown in great variety in the regular stock of the Mlen’s Shoe Depart- ment, on the First Floor. Featured at the present time, however, are Men's Slippers in tan or black kid, at $1.90 per pair. These are made especially for B. Altman & Co,, and represent the acme of comfort and durability. Gifts of Interest Chinese Porcelain Vases (for lamps and decoration) Bronze Jardinieres Teakwood Stands Delft Ware Placques at reasonable | ; (Fourtit} Floor) es. of another, 200 pairs—the largest selection—of another. We got them because new higher prices went into effeet on December 1 on the manu- facturer’s blankets, and these had to be closed out. of blankets, beginning to- morrow, benefits to our customers. values amdng them. bed size, 60 x 90 inches, to the extra large size, #) x 108 inches, bed size at $5.50 to the extra large size at $20. in three different sizes warp with all wool fillings; cut sep- arately, bound with silk in the fol- lone colors: white. They mnvansla titcasys $8. iP for the single bed vize uj i bound with gros grain silk; others with mohair and taffeta silk. from 16 to 33!4 per cent. savings, 1915. Here's Timely News! BLANKETS $25,000 Worth to Go for $19,000 50 Kinds and Sizes One pair of one kind, a few new stocks of 15 to 33 Per Cent. Under Old Prices We shall sell $25,000 worth on that basis— $5.50 to $20 Pair ‘There will be sume extraordinary ‘There are all sizes from the single Prices will range from the single The variety is so great we cannot ‘Three grades extra long blankets ure cotton blue, pink, volow, lio and % for the large size, 80 x eo blankets are All the blankets in the sale will be Third Gallery, New Building, before it. The Lindeman Player-Piano One Model, Costs But $395 The piano at $220; the player-piano at as them on convenient oust bee down today, music in your home tomorrow. CHRISTMAS) M. USIC-ROLLS—Ash “Around the Christmas Tree,” introducing nine old favorite Yuletide selections. 40,000 rolls for any 88-note player-piano. Plano __ Plano Salons, First Gallery, New Building. -WANAMAKER S— laf AC A) goo] | lei ES? g | Limousine care, | The Handbag Shop Velvet, silk, pin seal, brocades, beads and Chinese embroideries have been made | up in the various new shapes to make | bags lovelier than ever before. Paris has sent charming things, and American man- ufacturers have never been so effective. $1 to $52, | The Travelers’ Shop ‘Thermos outfits, dressing cases, motor cases and many other things that are compactly leather cased for motoring or traveling. The gift from this shop might be a 50c set of coat hangers; it can be a $150 motor case or hundreds of things in between. The Stationery Leather Goods Shop contains desk sets, writing cases memo books, address books, peri line pads, aiaries, cases, hasty ete., in beautiful leathers, black | and colored. 0c to $50. The Boudoir Leather Goods Shop Sewing baskets, jewel boxes, manicure sets and sciasore sets make up a wonderful assort- ment, 0c to $35, Folding clock i red, green, blue or i blaok ‘sartian Special, leather, 0 green long pruin morocco Give a Piano with a Fine Old Name | LINDEMAN | | It is here. The oldest piano in New York. Not the piano that was made 79 years ago; but a new one, in a far finer model, with 79 years of test and triumph behind it— and a lifetime of service And It Costs But $220 enumerate the grades, sizes and As between the proven and PBs osAfe how will you choose this prices. Christmas? Men and wees at ‘ations have proven the selt*luded, wll be some ct bian- |] tone and lentnad the cots Fiat of New Yorks laa: sel he kets, 30 x inches, at $1. air. Aboot onethisd ot P ret ot moderate-priced pianos, not yas in b York, but in all | The Wanamaker ‘LEATHER GOODS SHOP We believe there is no store in New’ York ., With so varied an appeal, with stocks so compre- "} hensive from top to bottom, with articles crowded \| | so full of value at each price. There may be | finer things in other good shops—and at higher | prices; there undoubtedly are cheaper leather | goods in other placs— things that we would not | sell because not dependable. But. considering on uousine care. all goods and the variety of each grade, and the | /imousine osee Grain Weather, in Vachette oF |e neconge general satisfaction that each gift will bring, we ¢rat" te ‘vo ry eatiutont feel so confident of what we have to offer that we Purticating tm 412 case; svecial make ane ee at §8.56, Special, gs: . This Large, Bold Announcement For your convenience the Leather Goods Store is divided into five parts. Portfolios and Brief Cases It is astonishing how many people would like to receive these. $3.75 to $14.50, Writing cases, which are made in imi- tation of old hand-tooled book covers, $9, to set of three for $62. A desk set, which is really a desk, cam- plete with pigeonholes, inkwell, and all the articles that go atop a desk. In Tose, ecrase leather, $50. Desk act of seven pleces, im red Men’s NBvelty Shop Fine, soft, flexible teather, or silk with gold mounting. wallets, letter cases, cigar cases, cigarette cases, all in great variety. Ge and up to $26, or mucl Special, $5. t terms; small payment. for M8471, hand-played by Andrei Kmita, vat Card cases, bill folds, Rare and Fine Stationery boxes ¢ dark morocco hand $21. Folio to match, $14. el The Lowness of Our Prices, People Tell Us, Is Remarkable We investigated and com- pared for ourselves and found that in actual saan, qualia much the same, our below those current else- Main floor, Old Building, where,