The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1901, Page 7

NEW YORK’S PRETTY CHORUS GIRLS AT HOME. | AAPA LL LLL AAD PPP DDD POPL PILLS OS { f {| ers. oval French mir a By ee : Liss le Boutillier Brothers eu oe : S semely carved and fd, worth § Hull West Twenty-third Street. jie ratty A Beds & Bedding. { lara Z cial, ; White Enamelied Iron Be@s. 3.85 aes oe Go ee es KILED IN $8.99 1 ee eee 7-1 No Johnnies at the) .arnorn nreosmeen at tive. leslie Teta eerundvineas . Double Woven Wire Ssrings._ change ant uy Dyect, “arter was tacked up over one girl's 188, Mas, {t ina far ery from the Casino chorus to Mrs. Carter, T fear, tut we are all born with more or less of ambi- ton. And then, remember Edna May? Stage Door fo Greet the Beauties Going In} or Coming Out—How, would forget to id be a sorry looking Make-Up ts Put OF Aeilnite the Taue SallaTngine ret (of a der shelves ate tised for slinners, stock: seeery int : Off—Scenes_ in the ings and street clothes and anything else that the peris sec tote use them Dressing-Room While the Girls Are Getting Ready. for, At intervals on this continuous dress- ing table are propped looking-glasses, all more of tese (iim and streaky If n girl really wants to know how she Jonks she must bring a hand mirror of THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ais 24, 1901 the ner Beh Tipe hear ie 2 oh Soa ols’ At ARTY SG re: Le Boutilier Brothers | LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE SUITS. N IRDA ' mnon (SILK LINED) | oes 55, {5 7 and 159 East 2 3d si © eso Some 200 Suis taken from regular stock; latest style co. | an eee) erase shal Sone ARAN en! new flare and taffeta silk flounce drop skirt, very hand- somely trimmed, 235.00 were $45.00 to $75.00 Ladies’ Tatlor-made light Weight Chedtot Suits—-black or blue—short Eton Coat; flare skirt, entirely lined With taffeta First- Cie Furniture at Lowest Prices. Thousands o! keen buyers visited our warerooms last week and took advantage of our special sales, And no wonder—self-interest compelled them to. Never before such first-class goods advertised for so little money. We offer even better induce- ents this week, which the few sample specials quoted forcibly demonstrate. si, ; i Long Gredit, 175c.Weekly Opens an an Account. Long Credit. 15.00 value $25.00 Se Serene Ladies’ high-class Broadcloth and Chebitot Suits, in : t several styles, including many new Princess effects—black and colors—entirely lined with silk, *28.50 value $35.00 to $40.00 These Suits were made within the past thirty days and are sacrificed because pi Oecaese OF backward season. ened, n die Golden Oak \. or Mahoe- best tempered = $39.75 J ln superb s special at Golden Oak Dress- al Oak Chiffoniers, highly polished, 5 drawers, hat box and } French swing mirrors, worth $12.00; special, 6.49 Dentistry. WATERBURY i African Fibre Mice with } cao hair tov: est ticking, value 9 == sred in velour 15 lbe., bes TTT] F11.(Osevee f All-Hair Mattresses, 6.75 1a iveta, made very soft and tii king, value $12 Iuxuriouss actually worth $6.85 No inail orders tilled on specials. CS] $12.00; special at Your Credit Is Good. TRAIN CRASH = Engine Dashed Into a Caboose Holding Four Men. Large Size Couches, like cut, spring . conductor was killed instan Carroll, Joseph Monhall her own, and she, usuatly does. What do y g f y DEN P CHAPTER MIT. Every zl has her own box of “make. oreartalniyimuat: hurry: | Foal hat do you get for the 5 : One Nicht in Staceland. ur.” Somebody | morning. money you pay? That, and Bargain in rs Me spent an evening an a part of} Sometimes thix tx merely 1 collection i : Walter Graham in charge « fe petits eet 54 West 23d St., New York. nd! of cosmetics carried around in a card- “ilere, I'l hook it, Getting fat, aren't ne the tral rew left Long Istand alone, ts clothing value. \Opposite Eden Musee.| | 's quite as mueh fun aa the| Dourd show box. Amt aomecines tt Ina | OMT Roem an URN a Joey, where all resided, to awitoh car What you get in Cloth. | 414 & 416 Fulton St., Brooklyn: ‘ r jeal more exciting. | ¢laborately Mtted-up concern of metal, off the sidings between Whitesior What A ie ri an air a ress 1 1 Is get atageatruck, | With a lock and key. a the w ened. || Flushing pat you getin otyle. Heed AGEL TY DCTR ACERT * { put you tn charge of Misa Esther | "Make-up" {s expensive, as any chorus x nate ar College Point the engi: What you get in Fit. WITHOUT PAIN BY OUR NEW BOTAMICAL, girl will tell you. It costs from $5 to § to fit one's self out with a complete # 1 hurried: past the doorkeeper to pectal place In the dressing-room as- ed nie. ’ sald the stage manager, “and he will look out for you." Miss Hull tn a charming Mttle Indy [ was delighted to be under rer others {t looks dreadful. how do T look? Some nights it goes on rated from the caboose and x the track. Aw it backed up the ca Which had } don a down started forward the brakemen were in: What you get in Wear, In the S. N. Wood & Co. Suits at $1o you get the best *5.00 1 right here a few remarks apropos | Every one waa very kind, 1 Vand did not realize the that is possible in all these My nis talented girl would not come, Addittons to the chorus are not every- vx Bond, by the way, Is a very | The engine and th things—and you enjoy them | Reduced from 8.50. She is a graduate of the New! day occurrences. girl, She elther does or docen't| with a crash that shivered the xb ing: ed 4 i your iets extracted PREM; ory of Music, and her| 1 tad no “inake-up." . but I'm inclined to think she! ty splinters. The srdeks, 6 car were Twit) a satisfaction that en- This pretty White En- tte morning and ge Bowe, of wu become the leader of an! Then I might use hers. G Antal ho | hurled off the track and overturnes a 3 ; iatstastlouimmieraelted'| cust renaitenserrcin tecene tose eel To” the, Tate | Cleary was pinned down and dures througi constant wear of amel Crib is made of ff) rut sets 7. , President Faure, ‘rance, “‘whe At 7.45 the call-boy stops at the white Es you going ts marry that. million: muslin sheet which constitutes a door tol dir the dressing-room, and shouts out, “Fif- Which one?" inquired teen minute with affected Innocence, Ca Thaven't made ‘up my mint Townsend, | 1 feared the flerca competition to as- y, are mar- | sist me might lead to trouble, and so 1) y two tn the | accepted a hand-glass of one, rouge re competent to leul 8M / and face cream from another, a kimo- ‘ownsend ts one of the | no to protect my gown from the third, no second act of “ ana vecton! Before they hestra f opera company, many which presented a different week, she expects to do ar Gladys, boy, and the ried, and t company who estra, Mie, nish iris in rodora,”” and che is working to support in five minutes the dress!n deserted, and from above were wafted down snatches of song. ‘The ruling pasaion, {f such it ma called, of the chorus girl as had time to stop me I! ¢ her up to thls time, ts ve ood- all” 0 ¢-room wns be s-|Pthe clothing. old C Latest weaves ture Union made—hest made, ee Woon 5 (0 jall steel, hard-baked denamel, fine brass trim, “full size, and is com- plete with Hair Mattress in A.C. A. tick. CREDIT | death, The brakemen we lariy, but they were alive when Monhall, 1t thought, and m Silver Fillings: CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK. Kentoree old roote and! badly decayed teeth to natural beauty at a small cost, Hours 8 A. M. to 6 P.M. Sundays and Holldays 9 t0 4. a spoken, came. ts live. All of the brakemen had their arms @ broken and were splinters. They were Pam evear to Flats ing LedpiiAl A auesseiceen ON CASH ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS. | NwW YORK: 54 WEST 23D ST. only herself but two Httle chil- | was into my pink satin dress, and then A more i ab tent pap posite Eden Musee.) aps ‘ : nan it Would be hard to find i AND" a6 FULTON st. oth of these young ten to put on my “make-up. of thelr existence. n NEWARK: 682 BROAD prime favorites with their comrades. | «On, «i! She'a forgotte: to make-up| Never once did I hear an ro ur! li ure O., \Orer Jewelry Store.) t Mut to return to the great event. her fac rems rk of see an unken I wondered if I would have an aston-| 7 protested. ‘No, indeed, I haven’t| and crankiness wns a thing A ; hed ant admiring row of Johnnie 10] gorgarten, -muppused it was Proper for| “herataee eraser tlis'me that Ht Complete Housefurnishers, PAINLESS DENTISTRY. mbrialare, alwaye just 80. 4 : a The performance was over at bast | - Per MH, T didn’t. , And then they laughed at me. I staried to put ¢ iV) 7 $1 Week, Be erin uit, cerita | pee nee ED aan 559 to 571 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. TEETH , when I made my debut. i you eolne to tak ‘At the Casino Theatre there ure sev- eral dressing-rooms for the chorus. About a dozen girls are put in a room, Some of them, if the changes in their costumes require it, are allowed matds, The English girls in the “Floroéora” reer, take notice} ® templating a stage that you should put on your make-up before you put on your dress, unless you wish to be taken for an amateur of the amateurs, thin ts the way a ohorus eirt up her face, and this is the way glass she srolesque ey’ right on the stage looked. jdut in the at T exclaimed, “where can I maks wa oft? company have two malds between the! 1 was taught to de it. asi Wo Ts ae nix of them, but the reat of the chorus} pirs: take some of the pink face MW can't wash it off Mere, take y turn about and help each other. cream and rub it ali over, face, neck, | "OMe Of this cold cream, dab tt on, and ' Ceres then rub At off with a towel wouldn't be bothered with maids, | arma and hands, until 1048 smooth and | tide ee ee mate -up ys, If they could have them. shiny. Then you. put. on\ thes rouse, | came off beauticully with. It ‘when Home I washed my One dressing-reom, which ft was my privilege to Inspect, fa long, low-ceil- COAL MINERS STRIKE AGAIN. either paste or dry as you prefer, and a ‘Then you gust the san WEAVERS WON UICK VICTORY the red Mp salve, Dowder CIRL STRIKERS N BY RIOT. trem It] Call and get coing stsewher fp best cuar, our estimates before Lowest prices and steed work in Greater New Our instalment or easy-pay- 3 740-742 Broadway. = Hart Called Before Goff, and Searched for Loot. For Sale Dentistry, 7 io fey, | Sateen Ar (CREDIT, ~ New York $1 ct Guaranteed 5 Yeara, Children’s Eyes Our Specialty. ARTIFICIAL EYES MADE TO ORDER, Inetance of Paul D. tor-writing swindler Tombs Hart, Hart who a ts Cor. Fulton and Hoyt Sts. Entronee 10 Haye st) BROOKLYN, inn ietter to Mra, Currie, rep- | $8 PALNLESS: 1 ULL SETS OF BEST TEETH, cain on ancoiher relent, et Hise | DR. ARCHIBALD VINEBERG, | “MANHATTAN CREDIT ‘CO. ~> nd Hart got him to. send the. tet ah \ 1k ot STs td thts, | 1 Kast gad St, cor. 5th Ave. OFFICE HOURS, and reeelve the m: BET, WT te ang gave the money to Mart uF Recorder Goff this morning grdored! 1. Att Mart to appear before him. Detectives yy AN DR. RANKIN, DENTIST, OLPOST EMRICH BROS) x 366 Sixth Ave., na Ya 2d Se, NEW CRED S STEM Nor HARGE Oa searched the fie Bu aia conint a ap 1OA.M, to.i2 PM Munday Daily except Sanders 5, SN) wal aiden fi his person, ey think that Hurt pate ia Jayles and spent eo for luxurt c Three Thousand Ex-|New HandsAttacked in|While Debating Strike| ie tani eit rit tint PISER & CO, PULL SET. f pected to Leave the | Passaic and Driven | Message Redressing | iniee’ritus and wit aim anout the ma" |CARPET & FURNITURE | Markle Workings. Away. Grievance Came. eee iden to glen ee ee | RCCOUNTSOPENED. Cet Ake 3d Ave. & 150th St. Crowns a Gold and Porceli ain (spectal to The Evening World.) HAZLETON, Pa., April 24.—A strike at the Markle workings again acems in- evitable and before next week the 3,000! men employed at Jeddo, Highland and Ebervale will probably be out. ‘twelve more unfon men were dis- There was a small riot this morning at the American Cigar Factory at Passaic, when the 20 gira who are on strike for ‘higher wages tried to prevent new hands from getting in the bullding. The police were called and had to drive the girls away. During the trouble between the Pater- son weavers and employers it has boon hold any conversation with dne at work. Thix was to prevent plans belng formed to ald those on strike, esterday one of the weavers In the Enterprise Mitl left his loom to talk to a yentorday, and this will prectp!- : f fn CENT R Caen lor for a strike, aa the dis-| ‘Tho aire mruck last week because sponser cpenmnitteeinan. | This wan re-| gown C. | Laas, thirty-fuur VFURNITU y ARGIN . ‘ » the an, an comm ia ne at fo Py trict, Executive Board of the United} Supt. Dickson would not pay them 22{ieoman was discharged. The yg | & bleyele pollscrai petal & k “ vi dl ? y a pidniecht wht in Mine Workers was In session yesterday |conts per hundred for wrapping clgars.|became angered when. th ic) MPOn ER ea : snience to the Public. find: took action In regard to thix latest /phey now get 24 cents. The euperinten-| thin, Instead of golig te jes raxenuerpallcoatailpn rookiyn Parone A Convenience te tl move of the company. dont offered 3 cents. ‘Thia wae refused | the weaver met In Felst’s hall, a PRECINCT tate a atl tia = sphono On Saturday the Executive Boards of} ‘To-day the company stared a new! was agrecd that unless the shop com-, [he Raw been ste AeTend el ugulesned Eisleaat alte Districts 1, 9 and 7 will meot in this city] mill and expected to have cnough new|mitteeman was taken back the looms | T8s of the ney Elsiendy 1 your to determine what measures will be] handa to work, The strikers surrounded | should remain. idle. STH EWA DersHONAlly a known cto. taken In rekard to the grievances of the! the office and dragged the girls away miners of the anthracite region in gen-| from the door as they tried to enter. er§l, The superintendent was roughly handeld by the girls In his effort to protect the \, WANT TO BUY OR SBLL ANY |New help. ‘The police drove them from the bulld- Yeoond-hand machinory? The best ing and the etreet. The factory Is not While they were dobating a messenger entered the with the {nformation that the discharged weaver could have his joom A hearty cheer met tain news and the weavers, with the com-| mitteeman at thelr head, marched to the mill and: started thelr looma, At the eragkee Dugan mill two of —_—_— i a standing rule that no outatde weaver | yray to go about it ts to advertise | working, as all the new hands werel {Weavers who went in -yeaterday i. failed to. ah tht N tm the Sunday Work, Grightened away. few bands reported to-day NY 205 OTR AVE COR NS tt ae and Monev Save At Our Offices. - and Bridge Mork For EVERYBODY. Ceara CREDIT TO ALL’ lante to st anes CREDIT :' 1 Stitio ca * AAR GINsON, ‘LASS SEIZED BY APOPLEXY. | LE Noted Meyele Pe in a Brovkly rf t WORK GUARANTEE 0 YEARS. f Wray eman Stricken lephowe 2s Station, ENTE [bleyele riders, He han a sple |for personal bravery in stopping run awayn and Was a terror to xeorchers { | i_i¥ Zs“! 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