The evening world. [volume], June 03, 1912, Final Edition, Image 8

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Pbaby'scriessave
i parents crushed
i in a folding bed
THE EVENING WORLD,
MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1918.
-Father Is Seriously Hurt Be
fore Yells Bring Assistance
in Brooklyn Home.
1 Alhough htr hurtbiind It In Eastern
District Hospital seriously Injured, Mrs.
Watt Eberhardt, of No. $S0 Metropoll-
tan avenue, Brooklyn, tmllrd to-day at
ha caressed her year-old ba.be, Joitpti
Jna. and called her a life aaver. Mother,
father and bab were In peril from a
new folding bel which euddenly ahlit
' up and caught them In Its maw with
th folowlnic results:
Alfred KbM-hardt, a machlnlit, six
feet in helcht and a clant In atrencth,
waa atood on hla hoad, hi akull was
clamped between the "Jaws" of the bed
and he suffered concussion of tlio brain.
Ills wife, Mary, a l.irgo woman, was
eauiht sldcwlse, with her head
houlders hsnxlns out, and
aquteted Into uncontclousneM.
Th baby, Josephine, Otis year,
almost smothered, heels upward,
twstn her parents, but summoned res
cuers by Iter muffled screams.
Th Uberhardla bought the bed
Thursday from a dealer who assured
tham tho thing was peacenbly Inclined.
The family slept In It KrlJny nlmit
and the mechanism worked to u clmrm.
When Mrs. Uberharilt let down the
bad Saturday night she complained that
th lever worked with difficulty, Karl)'
yaaterday the baby, who slept In a crib,
bsaran to cry, and the mother leaned
out and lifted hor Into the bed. Mrs.
' Sfcarhardt then reached for th nursing
bottle in 4h crib.
Without a warning creak th bed
closed up.
A man living In another flat heard the
faint screams of a baby, lie put hit ear
to th wall and found the screams cam
tram th lSberhardt flat. He dressod,
ran to tho streot and brought back l"a-
trotman O'Drten. They broke Into tho
Sbarnardt flat It required their com
Mad strength to pry open the bed.
and
was
was
be-
last
HIS VOTE, BUT HE
L GIVE NO SIGN
McGregor Won't Indicate in
Advance His Stand in Case
of Mrs. Cusumano.
BOSTON, June I. Alexander Mo
Qregor jr., member of th Executive
Council, In whose hands lies the fate of
Mrs. Lena Cusumano, has arrived
home after a week's flthlng at Middle
Dam, Itangeley Lakes, Me. The Council
lor rame back to acquaint himself with
the facts In th Cusumano murder can
and to prepare himself for th meatlng
of the Governor's Council Wednesday,
when the case of Mrs. Cusumano and
Enrico Matclolt will be finally consid
ered. At th Isst meeting th rot on th
question of commuting Mrs. Cusumano'
death sentence to one of life Imprison
ment stood 4 to i, with LUuU-Oov, Luc
voting against rommutatlon. Th vote
wns 7 to 1 aifulnst commuting th sen
tence of Muscloll. Mr. McGregor wo
the only absentee and there has been a
Kood deal of conjecture ever sine as to
Ills position In the matter, specially In
tho case of th woman.
Although It has been expected that
Mr. McGregor was opposed to commuta
tion of th death sentence unless under
th most extenuating circumstances, be
refused to commit himself.
"I do not think It Is right for m to
express an opinion beforo 1 hear what
thoy have to aay," said Mr. McOrrgor,
"and I am rcudy to glv them a fair
hearing.
"I believe In th tawa of th common
wealth as thoy stand, and when t took
oRlc I waa sworn to uphold those law
not to obstruct or nullify them."
Mrs. Cusumano, although In good
health, shows signs of nervousness and
' occupies much of her time In sewing.
Oh was visited yssierday by her
mother and son, who spent a half hour
In th cell.
sadr Uook
Oereraor's IIt4
INF net
TJ1E TIDES.
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A.M.
a.iw
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flrandiua'a Mistake.
Umm tlx ClnaUt-d t'liln Duler.)
"Grandma might have had an army
pension as well aa not."
"And what prevented her from getting
ur
"Why, she marrlsd a (tay-at-homa."
TEN SHOTS FIRED;
Every Shot Reaches Human
Target, Duelists Falling
Dead Simultaneously.
There was nothing left for the police
to do after Carlo Batznno and Joo
Hlrlno got through shooting nt e.ch
other at We.itfleld, N. J. Carlo and
Josn were dead, each with five bullets
In his body and Coroner's Physician
Wescott, after giving permission for
tho burial of tho pair, marked th case
cloned to-day.
Th two men were neighbors, but
were not friends. Thoy engaged in a
gam of cards last night. Othera were
in th gam, but Carlo and Jose played
each against the other and th air was
full of their denunciations and re
criminations. After hour of play tho albuse bandied
between tho pair became too personal
to permit of anything but action. The
other players and the spectators with
drew to safe distance. Carlo and Join
draw their revolvers and begun to
SUMMER SUNLIGHT
on a delicate skin has the samo effect
that light does upon a photographic plate.
The entire surface is affected and hours
of pain may follow a too sudden exposure
to Summer sun. To protect the skin
from the ravages of sun, wind and
weather use I
VELOGEN
"Beauty's Guardian"
Used night and morning and before
going outdoors It will keep face and
nanas smootn, sott ana immaculate.
The dust and arlmo of motor travel can
be quickly removed by rubbing a littlo
Velogen into the skin and then v.lplnglt
off with a soft cloth. It clears the face of
dust that sosd and water won t touch.
At all druggists, in collapsible tubes,
a cents.
shoot. They were not more than five
frPt apart. Each had five cartridges In
his revolver. Ten shots were fired.
The men stood on their feet until the
pistols wero empty, then both sank to
gether. They tvero detul when the by-j
slandrrs r'-nelKv! them.
Hang on I
That's what the Siberian bris
tles of the Brisco-Klcanwcll
toothbrush do. Can't come out
anchored in the back.
Another thlntf they're cov
ered with a transnarcnt Dust
Cap to keep them safe from
dust and lingering."
One of the half dozen shapes Is Just
your shape one of the four sizes Is
jutt your size
Price according to size 15c, 20c, 25c,
35c. One quality.
(3 ROSS"
KQ.EAMWdG.IU
"The toothbrush that
holds its bristles"
SolJ by htgharadr th.opi In all
parts of fJtw York City and Suburb!
Alfred H. Smith Co. New York
MTla. Antoinette Cantarelll and Franko'a Orchestra, in Our Restaurant. Eighth Floor
Ml
WCTff AVE;. I9VT020 'STJRBBT.
( i&SSff) ( In New York's Shopping CcnicT) Q
Itth Street Station
Hudson Tube
Another Great Day In
The Million Dollar Clearance Sale
New items come into the selling to-day from every section.
Every one of them is an item that people want at this moment, for this
is more than a mere sale to clear stocks, it is a sale of in-season merchandise
at out-of-the-season prices.
Every one of tho great sales advertised in Sunday's papers continues to
morrow, with new ones added.
The Supreme Sale Event of the Season Continues
Choice-of-the-House Sale ct
Women's Cloth Suits, at J
You have but to realize that the suits were formerly sold at $25, $29.75,
$34.75, $42.50 and $45 and higher to cause your eager attendance. Enthusiastic
crowds of fashionable women from New York and environs await this unique
selling event as the distinctive suit event of Simpson Crawford Co. Tailored
as nationally famous, they arc highly desirable at regular prices think then
what an opportunity is yours when you arc permitted your unrestricted choice
of any high class suit in the entire slock at $15! Hence, wc say come early!
There were lilOO clioieo .suits. whni the siilo .started this morning. There will he enough
for to-morrow's felling, nolwith.liuiiiiig the rush of the first dny.
Wo shall not carry over ,i Miiglo one of our high priced suits, und any woinun who wants t p
one may choose at , AO
.. Non" to dealers, none C. O. D., exchanged or credited, or on approval. It U impossible
to fill mail or telephone orders. erThird noor
i.r
Mi ,
June Sale of
Cut Glass
Choose from a collection of
more than 1,000 pieces of $5
to 88 cut glass and pay $3.98.
Every piece on a lead blank,
and cut as first quality glass
should be rut.
Blilh Floor.
June Sale of
Muslinwear
Offering the newest, freshest
muslin underwear garments
for women at very much less
than regular prices,
BkosA Floor,
Twice-a-Year Sale
NemoCorsets
This special Nemo corset nt
$2 is built for hot weather
comfort. It is NOT a " Self.
Reducing," but suitable for
stout and medium figures.
Sizes 10 to 30.
HkuoiI Floor.
Special Sale of Notions'?
Be roll Cotton Taoe.
24 yards 4 c
Sc doien Safety Pins, 3c
1c paper Pins Ic
10c Curling Iron 7c
15c dozen Buttons. 12)ic
13c Silk Covered Dress
Shields, pair 12tfc
Sc spool Baste Cotton, , 3c
Sc card Hooka and Eyes,
So paper English Pins, 3c
10c cfoxen Wood Handle
Ironing Wax 7c
CTMsIn
loor.
10c Nickel Plated Coat
Hangers 7c
Ac Wood Coat Hangers,
2 for Sc
Our 'Princess" Brand
Dress Shields r.re wash
able anil durable; rycrj
pair guaranteed; in three
siiei, i, 0 and 4;
pairs for 23c
Fancy Wash Dcttlng,
white end colors; forth
up tn Wo yard, at, , , .7c
Extra-Dress Linens at Half
SOU pieces a Oil ami UUc New Dress l.lnsns. riuili
fine linens df this character are seldom sold at so
air a nrirei strlrtlv nuro linen. In every thread.
SC Inrh. Irish I'.amle, cuarto weave, so popular
at present; alto 1 renrli finish
drrss llurns, fine quality, In all
tho new 1018 colorn, aim Itlnrk
and white; very sitarial, yard ..
29c
A Sale of Brushes jw-
Hair Brushes, a manufacturer's sample line, solid back,
nanu arawn unities, uiacx, wmte and unlilcsched, in a
variety of sizes and styles; values to 9i,ao, at sl.39.
Hair Brushes, solid back, hand dra n bristles, in a largo
Tunny in siiapes anil riren; values to gi.&u, at ovc.
Hair Brushes, of pood qualitj bristles, blark and white;
values tu fiOr, at 25c.
Tooth Brushes, imported, m white and unbleaehrd
unities, all sires and shapci; values tn 40c, at 18c.
SOc Hand Brushes, with brlitles on both sides at 2Sc,
6Po Nail Brushes, bone handle, white, and unhle.tehe.ri
bristles, various sites; special at 29o,
T9o Bath Brushes, long adjustable handle, r,t 4 Do.
1.38 Bath Brushes, long adjustable handle, at 78 o.
B9o Complexion Brushes, riveted back, nt 69o,
39o Complexion Brushes, soft white hair, at 3So.
Wo Rubberised Shaving Brushes, at 25o,
3,00 Military Brushes. linllntlniicliinylmi li,pr si. 29
tl.00 Mllltery Brushes, sulld bark, .tiff while brlitlei,
large ls, at S9o,
Clothes Brushes, wood back, values to 70, at 39o,
80o ClothM Brushes, black bristles, sot tn eellulold
racing, atao.
)ctllll' OjttiC.IItt H
Halt a Century in llusinct:
Eyes Need Not Age.
If Helped
With Correct Glasses
The eyesight changes
gradually and needs the
help of glasses as you
grow older.
Feeble vision and eye
sight trouble are caused
by neglect and delay.
Perfect Fitting Glasses, tt.SI) to $12
With Bifocal Lenses, $4.20 to $18
217 Biosdway, Aitor Houie
223 Sixth Ave.. 1 5th St. 330 Sisth Ave.. 22d St.
101 Nsiuu.AnnSt. 17 Wett42d New York
49S Fulton St.. Cor. Bond St., Brooklyn
To-Morroiv,
Tuesday, June 4th
17 Jewelled
Adjusted dM
Gold$7
Filled Watches
. yon comes the areatect sate rtrr known
la (be Ainsrlran VVntcli Trailr. II will un
set Maiden Uue Uh Hhulwals nalrli d(
Irli'l) innrw than an) China e lists done to
mm our sMIIna imiw r nrr wtinltnale and
relnll Jewellers In the lulled Htalm who
hute tried (or irars li iirrtrnt nur Hell.
Ins nattliM at rut l-rlcr. Tlirjr Imve nl
wurs rrllf-d on. lTJenrllrd. adjusted
nati'hrx tu .make bis nrollla, mid Hie iitih.
lie litite heeu eharard price, ihry ran
linnllt rmll'e. nlirn uu i-mi'lili r our prlre
to.niorruw lor u , IT Jenrllrd, adjiulrd.
cul'l lllled walili l ST. Ilrtu In mind Unit
llil. la n I'ui'ii-lrte uvuli h. 'I lie i n.o li
riinruntrrit Kriiulne.ciild (lllrd. 'I hey linre
hreii rrculatrd mid tmtril nnd are now
ream- nir ,in i.oi wri. ir mry i iki
ImiiicIiI In Inl4 of u Ihoii.niiil ur more for
lr limn KIT.nl enrli, nrl in.li, ur will
refund your KT on retiurM. Tlil .ule roae
jl'-liiurror nlc lit l II n'rlnel.. No one Mill
he dUumiolnted. I'oallurly no driilrm tup.
be'7!(l d " -"'"t","'r ,,r'er mill not
XOTr-HrsrdlDsr high crnds Amerlran
Walrlirn. lli In ntnte If ou nar mer
a:ill lor, I lie hrt still noteiiieiil made
In tliM I IlllMl HlllleM Villi lire o.ivln. ...
mmli. We ran lroT II. our nn Jeweller
rau be the Judas. If any dealer ndrle
jiiu In nay more' lis slmiily doer It for ex.
$1,000.00
tra profit.
Free to June Qraduales of Anr Krhool.
He AnnounreiiiDiil In This Lrrnlns's World.
CHARLES A. KELNE
- T1 lk niamends. Walihr. Jenelrr
JL off Broadwsy, iew York
OOIN
AS tSVAI.
REDUCTIONS IN PRICES
aMBBanNDaUHSl
At
Une Fete des Roses
and the Flower of the World's Merchandise
One of the as Far as Concerns Our Customers Happiest
Responses to our Million Dollar Call for Goods,
Comes in the form of More Than
This is "Wanamakcr Rose
Week," symbolizing the con
tinuation of the reciprocal
good-will that has made Wan
amakcr's more than a mere
place of trade.
Rose decorations will be
used in the windows of the
Store, and in some of the mer
chandise sections where rose
colored goods will be display
ed. At 10 A. M., 12 noon, and 2
and 4 P. M. each day, will be
shown in the Auditorium, in
life pictures, the birth and
growth of flowers from bud to
full bloom.
Special exhibitions and op
portunities, in various sec
tions of the Store, will mark
the instituting of this new
custom in business The Fete
of the Roses.
Unusual Nightgowns and
Petticoats, 85c and $1
If you do not know the style
and quality possible to secure in
an 85c nightgown, please let us
show you this good white nain
sook with its yoke of linen lace
and embroidery run with fairly
wide wash ribbon and the other
five styles also at 85c. Low,
round and square necks, some
fastening down the front.
An especially pretty style at
$1 lias empire top and sleeves
of all-over eyelet embroidery
with linen cluny lace. Three
other good-looking gowns at the
same price.
Petticoats at 85c are quite amazing
with their embroidery flouncings and
plain hemstitched pleats. At $1 eigh
styles, some ith linen lace insertion,
some with dot or eyelet embroidery
flouncing!, good cambric tops. Nearly
500 pieces, new from the Invoice room,
fresh and unhandled.
Subway floor, Old Building.
Young Women's Rain
coals $3.75, Instead
of $6
Good-looking coats of rubber
ized moire, made with . seam
down the back and strapped col
lar and cutfs. May be worn for
travelling, for that they are
raincoats is not too obvious.
Black and attractive shades of
gray and blue. Sizes 14, 16, 18
years. Subway floor, Old Building.
50
000
Yards of Silk
s
Which We Shall Place on Sale in the Silk Rotunda Tomorrow
Morningat an Average of Less Than One-Half Regular Prices
10,000 yards, yard-wide
black habutai, perspiration and
water-spot proof. The kind
Summer Silk we have been selling for 85c,
$1 and $1.25, all 68c yard.
16,100 yards crepe de chine
scarfings, eight different de
signs, in a big variety of dis
positions, on white or evening
shade grounds, 65c and 75c
combinations grades for SOc yard.
6,000 yards solid black-
striped marquisettes, ten de
signs or dispositions of stripes,
giving satin-striped effect of
black on grounds of black, $1
and $1.25 grades for 55c yard.
The Ideal
Floral
borders in
exquisite
color
Charming
for draping
over
brilliant
colors
Every
American
woman
needs
one or more
foulard
gowns
The cool
air filters
through
Splendid
automobile
fabric
9,000 yards, 42 to 45-inch
printed, foreign and domestic
bordered and all-over design
foulards, dozens of choice de
signs and all the staple and
wanted colors. The kind wa
have been selling for $1.50 to
$3.50 yard, all 95c yard.
2,000 yards yard-wide black
pongee, summer weight, ex
cellent black, and good wear
ing quality. $1 grade for68o
yard.
2,000 yards yard-wide heavy
coating pongee, in natural
color. Made to sell at $2.50
and $3 all $1 yard.
Main floor, Old Building.
2,000 Pieces Cut Glass, 40 Off
The entire $10,000 worth will
be sold for $6,000, but many
pieces will be half and some
less than half regular price.
The pieces are without excep
tion wonderfully desirable for
wedding gifts. They are beau
tifully hand-cut by the highest
class body of glass-cutters in
the country, and include an
unusually large number of
large and important articles.
The least priced are bonbon
dishes at 70c, easily worth
$1.25, and the highest priced
are handsome punch bowls at
$50( which would be excep
tional even at $75. Between
these two extremes are punch
bowls from $7.50 up, vases
from $2 to $45, water jugs
from $4 to $12, tall comports
from $2 to $20, flower centers
from $6 to $7.50, baskets from
$6 to $10, bowls from $3 to $10,
celery trays from $1 to $6,
handled dishes from $4.50 to
$10.
It is not the largest, but one
of the choicest collections of
cut glass we have ever placed
on sale.
from $1 to $7.50, claret jugs
French China Dinner Sets About ft Off
From two of the best-known Limoges potteries, with beautiful decorations.
At $18, regularly $25
Dinner sets of 100 pieces in
fine border designs, all pieces
gilt, and complete for twelve
persons.
At $35, regularly $50
Dinner sets in three fine
spray designs. 113 pieces,
with soup tureen and four meat
dishes; continuous heavy gold
stippling on every piece.
At $22.50, regularly $30
Dinner sets of 114 pieces, 'in
cluding soup tureen, four meat
dishes, bread and butter plates,
all gold edges and gold-trimmed
handles.
At $18 regularly $27.50 At $27.50 regularly $40 At $37.50, regularly $55
Dinner sets ot iuu pieces, tui i-uuici uia u& -..'.-.i; 1... od- u, u uuc uuiuu
nold edges and gold-trimmed der designs. 100 pieces, with design, with all pieces gilt. 113
handles' complete for twelve soup tureen and three meat pieces, with soup tureen and
persons.' dishes; all handles gilt. four meat dishes. f
Odd China for Cottage Use
This ia an importation long overdue, and therefore put into this sale at much below our regular
prices for this pattern and quality. Fine white china, with an exceedingly dainty border design in
Mack and Bold out of the ordinary.
Salad plates, $3 doren. 9,J"!lef 1 T?' $J,t dMen"
DesKrt pUtesV$3 dozen. Salad I bowls. 35c each.
Bread and butter plates, $1.80 dosen. Teapots, SOc each.
Tea cups and saucers, $4.20 dozen. Sugars and creams. 50c pair.
Cake plates, 35c each.
Spoon trays, 30c each.
Celery trays, 50c each.
Chop dishes, 75c each.
Second Gallery, New Building,
Some Day, All Boys Will Wear
Washable Suits All the Time
Things are tending that way. Not long ago,
the cool and picturesque tub suit was considered
childish, but now even the manly chap of 14 gets into
linen or khaki or crash and gladly, too-when June
arrives.
Here is much too large a stock of tub suits to
describe in detail. Ope thing i3 general to all, how
everfast colors, guaranteed.
galatea and plain white,
That old friend, the regulation
sailor style, Is here In tan, blue and
white linen, at $4.50. Sometimes
the blouse turns out to be a belted
Russian, but th upper part la just
the same.
Formerly
A. T. Stewart & Co.,
Jftgjsi Xfswfetsl C,f 5iith At tJi tk 0., is Ww YotVf 8krteg OwM
$190! " $5 M $2.00 - I
$240. " S10 12.50 " I -
I o ao7 l i' i a " ' m i! in kcTkVSKUH?! !i
Striped
J''"- ...
Hand-embroidered write rep Rus-
slan suits have a table of their own,
$4.50 to $12.
Beach Suits have the sleeves
. , choppeaon M tne eiuow, cimuiuruy
KlnderKtrten stripes are well Run up to ,lre 7; galatea sailors
known and deservedly popular for t0Q $f 95
long wear. Sailor and Russian suits v trouer, .
with varying collars, $3 and $3.50. taor Jumper of wMte galatea wit!
The "Deck" suit Is an adapta- blue collar, at $3.75.
tion of the sailor with smaller collar Other Russian sulta In many
and less opening at the throat, varieties, $1.50 to $5.
New and especially good : Rep suits in solid colors, at
$2.50; Russian and military style, blue, tan and white; sizes
3 to 7. 8ailor style, white and tan; sixes 6 to 10.
Washable Norfolk SuitsSizes 7 to 14
Khaki and white duck, $2.95, $4 and $5.
Tan and gray crash, $4; gray crash, $6.
Tan and blue linen, $4 and $5; striped linen, $5,
Mercerized, striped or plain, $0.
Burlington Arcade floor, New Building.
JOHN VANAMAKER
Beginning: Tomorrow
The Disposal of a Purchase of
$10,000 Worth of the Richest
Silk and Silk-and-Cotton
Drapery and
Upholstery Fabrics
At LessThan Usual Wholesale Cost
$11 Satin Damask at $4.75 yard.
$7.50 Silk Verdure Tapestry at $3.50 yard.
$2.50 Silk-and-Cotton Lattice Cloth at $1.25
yard.
And thirty-five other patterns' and qualities
priced in this extraordinary manner.
At the same time we shall sell
300 Exceptional Shirt Waist Boxes, at $1.50 to $6.
2,500 yards of Bordered Curtain Scrim at 27c a
yard, instead of 40c.
1 ,600 yards of Striped Green Denim at 25c ayard,
instead of 35c.
Irish Point Curtains at $4 to S 14 a pair, worth
$5.75 to $19.50.
Tambour Muslin Curtains at $1, instead of $2
pair.
Renaissance Bed Sets at $2.50, instead of $4.75;
and $4.25 and $4.50, instead of $8.50 and $8.75.
Tomorrow, Tuesday, on the Third Gallery, New BulldlnQ.
Broadway, Fourth Avenue,
Eighth to Tenth Street.
SUNDAY WORLD'S "TO LET" ADS.
gSimpUfyHom Sajjng Time, Temper and TraininjjJ