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SUNDAY, MARCHYORKBroadway at 34th StreeteninMarchwearTHINK CRANK CTED ALONEBut Police Say Anarchists Have BeenStirring Up Discontent.Efforts last night to obtain a definite expression from the higher police officials as to whether the explosion was the act of any organization of Anarchists ormerely the lone effort of a crank, afflicted with anarchistic theories, were futile. The general opinion seemed to be, however, that Silverstein acted alone.Capt. Miles O’Reilly of the Mercer Street' Station said of his own escape:“ G 1 must have been with me this afternoon. I stood just about four yards away, perfectly resigned to die in the performance of my duty, but God willed it otherwise, and somehow I escaped death. As 1 turned I saw two victims of the explosion fall to the ground, but Iwas safe.”Deputy Police Commissioner Burghersaid that if the unemployed workmen had planned their meeting for some side street, where it would not liave obstructed traffic, such as Lafayette Street, near Union Square, the police would not have taken any action to suppress the gathering so long as it was orderly.The trouble, according to the police.I was .that in spite of t*e fact that thePark Commissioner'had refused to give a permit for the meeting in Union Square Park, advertisements had continued to appear in the Socialist papers, particularly in the Vorwarts and the Volks Zeit-ung, saying that the meeting would, nevertheless, take place. It requires a special-permit to have such a meeting in a park, it was explained last night, while no such permit is needed if the meeting is to be on a public street on any day ex-cept Sunday, provided traffic Is not interfered with.i The police have been keeping a sharp5emi-Princess — modal of triped taffeta silk in light colors)^th embroidered^yoke and laCc LirAper waistr^^•s^Valus $39-50Lancene uresses «■ ^Princess models, lace-trimmed;of white, pink or light blue softfinished batiste.Value $10.00Lingerie l^rincebs... . ...Q.... - .. .............................€S—of sheer white mull withfull tuffled waist and skirt trimmings of fine Valenciennes lace. Value $60.00Lingerie Dresses — Princess model, elaborately trimmed with Valenciennes'lace and fine tucking, in white, pink, light blue or champagne.Value, $22.50real pongee silk with lace jumper; fancy jumper dress oftaffeta in light colors with full ruffled Valenciennes lace jumper: three Empire Princess models in plain colored taffeta.Values $55-00 to $65.00Lingerie Dresses — Princess model of white, pink or light blue batiste, elaborately trimmed with wide and narrowValenciennes laces.Value $29-50Two Princess modelsand two Jumper Princesi models of taffeta silk in plain colorsand fancy stripes.Value $25.00bemi-rynncess uress o*plain taffeta; demi- Empire model; also two models in rajah silk; assorted colors.Value $75-00Collection Formed Not by a Collector,-Is •but for Collectors ”9. ' ' .irge and Important CollectionAncient and Modernenioin the police from interfering no at-tempt was made by the officials ot the conference to hold a meeting. As to thehnrrth throwing he said t nat the SOClellLStSTaffetaFORMED BYMarchImportantTailoredof NEW YORK and PARIS“Attractive PaintingIn this collection tl lector will find pictures i taste, representing widelRelieious canvasesThree entirely new models Walking Suits in a variety fancy light or dark stripes.Regularly $35-00200 Suits in a variety or- newSpring models and materials ; assorted plain colors, stripes, checks and mixtures. Regularly $29-50, $35-00 and $39-50American Art Lover and Col-ch will satisfy the most eclecticITALIAN and OTHER250 Tailored Suits of plain and fancy Spring fabrics in assortedfashionable colorings j seven entirely new and very recentmodels. Regularly $45 and $48.50(In each of the above a full range of large, mediumand small sizes.)Graceful PORTRAITS of BEAUTIFUL WOMENby the early FRENCH PAINTERS.- • * *.Distinguished presentments of FAMOUS MEN andWOMEN by the ENGLISH MASTERS.LANDSCAPES and FIGURE WORKS by the ROMANTICISTS, THE MEN OF 1830.”Works by MODERN ARTISTS in good variety.A COLLECTION. WIDE IN RANGE, and representative of the BEST ART OF ALL TIME.On View To-day (Sunday) from 2 to 6*AND FOLLOWING DAYS AND EVENINGSUnusual OfferingsBlousesTaffetaROBERT HUNTER TALKS546 Fifth Ave. (45th St.)tunity of the Season for securingPictures by the Best ArtistsYOUR OWN FIGURE 1Left the Square Before the Explosion i—Lays That to Police Brutality. |, ___Special to. The Xciv York Times. jNGROTON, Conn., March UN—Robert Hunter, former head of the University Settlement, brother-in-law of J. G. Phelps Stokes and a recent convert to Socialism, who was found, by The Times correspond- j out at his country home here to-night, was impressed most by what be called the j bi Ualitv of the police in Union Square. IWednesday, Thursday Friday Evenings, April 1, 2 and 3,PROMPTLY AT 8;30 O’CLOCKThe Sale Will Be Conducted by Mr. James P. Silo.Illust rated Catalogue Mailed on Application to The Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.W omenAt your stationer, s, or sent direct onreceipt of. price.Ill I DIPU 9. PH Manufacturers,I ULlnlUn £6 UUj Thames Building35 Greenwich St., New York, N. Y.Wanna. ESTABLISHED 188432 to 36 Bust)Fancy Tailoredm • *. • J « • * •••••••••Suits of navy and Co-• » . ■••• • ••penhagen blue serge or fancy light stripes*Value $45-00Advance Notice of Bxhibition of the entire collection ofOIL PAINTINGS,JU • #to be disposed of at peremptory auction sale by order ofMR. ADOLPH ALEXANDER.Diamond Importer, formerly 16 John St.Messrs. L. ULLMANN SONS. ' Auctioneers.* * r • *Examples bv the following masters:—NARCISSES DIAZ, EMIL FOUBERT, HENRI LEOPOLD LEVY. EMIL PINCHART. VINCENTE DE PAREDES. CLEMENT QUINTON, P. BORGDLLA BONIN, LE ROY, H. SIMON. CARL WITOWSKY, F, W. JAN-KOWSKY, GRANVILLE PERKINS. GEORGE ELMER BROWNE and several othermodern masters. *of rough ivlanchuriasilk in rose, navy, Copenhagen, champagne,brown or leather.Value $40.00LADIESHonest and worthy, who would like to make big money in a ladylike, healthful ^mploymer-t; no nerve-racking sewing or copying; not one cent of money required; only glt;xd references; for full particulars address INEW YORK SUPPLY CO.,P’fifcHtncr Vofl/Washable
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Sun, Mar 29, 1908
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