The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1901, Page 7

| 209806 PDR DDIDINES GORD 22504 PD MADDSSEROPLL GGL PPOROOR- LES E?ED Hidden Ornaments of Rare and Costly Workmanship Adorn the Coats, Wrists and Even An- kles of Men of Fash- ion. Little silver snakes set with sapphires and diamonds and pearls will wriggle down the coats of Brooklyn men tils winter. Also little gold snakes, with emeralds or rubles in their backs, will clasp the wrists of Brooklyn men. Golden but- tons will fasten their walst-coats, al- ways hidden, however, by thelr coats. And anklets of thin beaten gold will be worn on all formal asions—hidden, too, It Is true, but now necessary to a complete toilet. In short, the craze for Jewelry among men, which has overhung London and threatened Paris for two years, has set- tled at last; and, as a matter of fact, ta Manhattan as well as Brooklyn, men have already ehown signs of accepting he fad. But it began in one of the Brookiyn clubs a day of two ago. When one of the members lunching there ra glass in his left hand the man him bent forw “pardon me, he. sald; me see your sleeve: ‘The other man extended his left orm! and his friend pushed up his cuffs Blender, gold chain. net with oblong | moonstones was held {n the mouth of hi posite “will you let 395900509 2950056 “WMITHERWARD HAwoLD?” “To BIFFANY S, Te HAVE DIY ANKLET POLISHED DEAH BOY, Will! SILVER AND GOLDEN SNAKES, RICHLY SET IN JEWELS, FAD OF BROOKLYN MEN. 5999999099396 9504 FLAsHes & bly responded the other, cheer- pushing up his sleeve.’ "Mine And he was weartay a ttle oxydized iver animal that shone and sparkled beneath the lapel of his coat. Not the Only Ones, « spoke about it abroad for y found they were as they had hoped. They f the men in the smoking- tations for men. jatest Jewellers’ {mportations have come the most attractive examaes. of what the Jewellers, who always know, prophesy, will . or for the purposes the Texend printed thet Tenaya boldly: "Men's Tienee y are heavy oxidized affairs, of them set with Jewels, but all of a very rithly carved, the cheapest is 7 ix going to be one of the ritles of men's Jewelry. For the re know very well that men who, when they make presents of tewelry, buy only. the wast expensive kind do. nat know what In the nraper price for what fancy. Therefore the tage are all tn two figures. nnd by easy gradations they pass into thi ind are very beautiful for the moni Bracelets Concealed, One comultion only acems he wearing of Jewelry by me jean not of quite apparent. sare under the cuffs, the snakes lurk ! ior the lapels, the anktets are. for ine eattetaction of the wearer only, Buc attend YOUNG MRS. HITCHCOCK CONFIRMED A CATHOLIC. @) @ @) @) 2) $0} © oo Good She Is in a Class with Many Others at St. Bridget’s Church and Westerly L. I. Mra, Thomas Hitchcock, Jr, was con- firnied a member of the Roman Catholle Church of St. Bridget, In Westbury, L, 1, yesterday. She was onc of the fifty-one con- firmants who kelt before Bishop Me- Donneti. NO RAISE FOR THE PASTOR. The Paid Choir That Wan Dis- charged Has Been Reinstated. Rey. John Francis Dobbs, pastor of ‘he Mott Haven Reformed Church, One Hundred and Forty-sixth street and Third avenue, ts not likely to receive that increased salary which he and his friends believed he required after 16 Was married about a year ago. DDDIGSADOADGOHEDONGODODOEGIOOOSIOOGIODS CBEPHDGOGSISEOIOSSGOGSGOSOSS: The godfathers of the class were John McKenna and Peter Small, and the gud- mothers were Miss Rose Pratt and Miss Breen, The members of Mra, Hitchcock's family are Cuthoilcs, but rhe never formally adopted the falth until after the birth of her daughter, In January, 1900, Her aunt cial cousin, Mme. and Misa Celestine E) 8, were the only mem- bers of her family present. Mr, Hitchcock Is a Protestant, Mra, Hitchcock 1s noted for her beauty and is one of the mo: caring riders In the Meadowbrook hunting set Mr, Dobbs receives a ‘salary of $1,200) a year and a house rent free. When the proposition to increase his pay was made last spring the pald choir wi discharged and an effort was made to add the $300 a year thus saved to the minister's pay. The effort failed by a tle vote in the conslatory, and now the paid choir| has been ‘taken back. For soverat months volunteer singers tad furnisned the musics Sit AEST EPR ON Ph eee ee ee ti GENEVE ES ETE: Cron Monee ay not the | | found that on the Aller, on. its fant trip c st ancy of the winter— | « above 1; tells And of these | « BOOSTS GESISDS CO ican Ce v the Jow whatever it be, Worn boldly and openly. This may be one re. men are xKving ou! dressed with entire cording to Paris and don edicts, wear rings. And now New York ‘men are wonder- ing whether Harry Lehr Marry Lehr, who long and p: Derstatently’ has worn a car anklet chased with his mon: Invented by himself. FEARS BROTHER MAY BE MURDERED CARRIED SOME OF SYNDICATE MILLER’S MONEY. must not be ‘on why rings for No “man who ease nna and ‘Lon and Search for Him in P Where He Ie Said to 1 Gone. Charles Delaney, of Pittsburg, Is here looking for his brother, Willlam E. De- luney, allas Morgan, whose name hax been mentioned several times In the Investigation into the the Franklin Syndicate. Charles Delane ty fairs of xpresses the opinion that his brother has met with foul play. “When my brother was last seen, he had $15,000 in ‘an i part of a been Intrusted to him Miller to give to Ammor owed my brother $15,000, which he had borrowed when both of them were running bucketshops, and my brother retained that amount as due to him, “Since that time no trace has been had of my brother, There was no ‘reason for his disappear: T can get no satisfaction from Ammon, who will not look me In the when asked about the disappearance of my brother.” ——_- ROBERT A, VAN WiECK, AR ASSOCL i For instructions how to scratch Vai says Charles Delaney, his possession. This sum which ha by Willlam F, mmon Wyek and still vote for a Democrat for Supreme Court Justice see first page of to-day’s World. PARALYSIS AND COFFEE. Symptoms Disapgear When Drug Is Abandoned, “Tea and coffee were forbidden by my physician, for [ had symptoms of paralysis, and it was plain that the coffee was the cause of the trouble. I began using Postum Food Coffee, and am now a steady advertisement for Postum. The old symptoms of paralysis disappeared in a very brief time after I began the use of Postum and quit the use of coffee. Do not use my name publicly, if you please.” , Morrow, O. The above name can be given by the Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich. Coffee is such a2 direct poison to the; nerve centres of many highly organ-| ized people that it produces all sorts of disorders, from stomach and bowel troubles, palpitation of the heart, kid- ney troubles, &c., &c., up to more in- tricate nervons diseases, such as par-| & alysis. The way to keep well is to leave oft coffee or any nerve destroyer 0 of that sort, and use Postum Food Coffee, which is a direct rebullder of the nerve centres. Sure and well-de- fined improvement in health will fol- low this course, as cau be proved by sny person who will make the trial, Vogel Rorotluors A2™ Sty. Cor. Be five, Men’s Winter Suits and Overcoats. There are many reasons why our ready-made clothing is superior to the ordina.y clothing and it equals in every way that of the» high- grade’ custom. tailor—the most. skilled tailors are at our command—the woollen markets of the world are at our disposal to select from—and our forty years’ experience in manufacturing counts for a great deal, Think this over—read this partial list of prices given below—then come here, Men's Winter Suits at $10. cut inthe ecular broad shoulder d and military sac vmade 9 1 O of Oxford cheviot and black Thibets. Worth $15.06 c Men's Winter Suits at $15. ttyle, pliin biack, blue and Oxford chevi $ 1 i ch viots, black diagonals and blick Thibets. Sa) OUT Special Price... secerececeeereeceree Broad shouldered, with velvet collars, hanging in long, loose, grace- ful lines to a littl: below the knee. Made of Oxford cray meltons Special Sale of Men’s Winter Overcoats at $i5. 500 Overcoats, very long and Ioose,made of Oxford mixed friezes; $ cut on the same patterns exactly as our $35and $40 overcvats; 1 5 you $25.00 for. Our special PIICCoeee sere eeweeese SOME THINGS YOU'LL NEED. Good fitting, warm Underwear, Woollen Hosiery, Jersey wear, Suspenders, Pajamas, Colored and White Shirts, Hats and Shoes,and every other thing that men wear, all moderately priced here. d military sack fancy worsted Instead of $20.09, Special sale of 800 Men's Winter Suits just from our workrooms, Cut in the repeat or close fitting broad sho: Men's Winter Overcoats at $12. $ and blue and black kerseys: Instead of £15.00, our special price is i 4 perfect in every detall; the same as custom tailors would charge Coats, Cardigan Jackets, Kid, Mocha and Suede Gloves, Neck- | agoaeee® roeneer® | ogo Wrothars | .2iivos FILLED. _| AD Sv.Cor. BW Aye | TE? FM. Political. Political. VOTE UNDER THE CITIZENS’ UNION EMBLEM! Why?-Because It means Citizens’ Home Rule regardless of party. Its permanency insures honest candidates in future Municipal campaigns. Because the 150,000 votes cast for the Citizens’ Union in in 1897 ‘made fusion possible in 190}. a Dentistry For Justice of the Supreme Court, veces CHARLES H. KNOX. eect PAINLESS DENTISTRY. TEETH $1 wit. ¢ Week. Call and get our estimates before? going elsewhere. Lowest prices and. best guaranteed work in Greater News York. Our instalment or easy pay-J ment system—$1,00 down and §1.! ‘weekly - on gold and all work. $\Qguav willy Pure Gold Fill- ings, 2.00 up." #8 <ZS> “Uy Silver Fillings, 8 Railroads, NEWYQ YORK CENTRAL aud depart from Grand Central New York, as folio Yor! Melt apd Paper Tr sg ztacuee (Lacal +298} $5.00 up. | teowinall work EXTRACTIONS PAINLESS. ‘FULL SETS OF BEST TEETH,+ | $5, $7, BS.) DR.RANKIN, DENTIST, (OPPOSITE ENRICH eros $366 Sixth Ave, 2:4: Pia. ee Sixth Ave. ss i and “eth Sts (Directly Opposite Herald Huliding.) + Dowatown ach : B Cor, Canal a Varek fa. New York City. Open Dally Unill 10%. M ieteiehe | inten NEW TORR TO | BOSTON SPRINGEIELD, LINE, DB Hiver ICH Leasae,) sti . Pourth ave, WATERBURY DENTAL PARLORS, 54 West 23d St., New York. onite Eden ld & a ae Ce cea Arrive Hoston, For Sale. LOAN CO., ir BONDED & INC. near 224 at, EMPIRE 2 ith ave Pertect Fit Guaranteed, You can have your teeth extracted FRER Ing and go home » vA 1 TO 6 MONTHS, eekly or Monihly ‘LADIES CLOAKS & SUITS ON CREDIT. Terms to Suit Everybody. LEWIN'’S Y 123TH ST. if cyt a ate ii AND BRIDGE voi oem teniogs outa and badly decayed (eeth to Arent DANSE, ations eultativn ‘Prem, GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS. aur CBRE Sowa aad Ux, per week. Hupreeentative wtil call. te aa Sem Py eee Pate r Free Lectures, ART 155,157. 150 East 23d St. | 207, 2073, 209 Park Row. Two Doors West of 3d Ave. Just Below Chatham Square, Great November Sale of Fine Furniture. We start our Great Special Sale of Household Furnishings to- morrow morning. Not in the history of the Furniture Business have we succeeded in gathering together such an array of beautiful things in Furniture as this November sale affords. You will, indeed, find it the greatest kind of economy to buy from us now. For Tuesday and Wed- |nesday the offerings are truly wonderful, as you may judge from these few sample quotations. Long Credit | 75c. Weekly Opens an Account. | Long Credit Unparalleled Offer of Iron & Brass Beds From 40 to 50 Per Cent. Below Actual Value. $4.00 Iron Beds for... $1.98 $6.00 Iron Beds for... $2.99 $25.00 Brass Beds for $16,89 $40.00 Brass Beds for $28.75 $65.00 Brass Beds for $39.50 White Enamelled Iron Bed- steads, straight extended foot ralls, (1 1-6-inch pillars, brass rosettes, scroll tips, actual value $8.00; sale $4 10 . . White Enamelled Iron Bed- steady, straight extended foot rails, brass ends, actually worth $6.50; White Enamelled and Brass Sta preee Shy one * $3.75 Bedsteads, heavy pillars, brass vases and brass reds, brass mounts and brass spindkis; regular pric $4, 29 $8. $0; sale price. Soft Hair Mattresses, 45 tbs. in prle $6.15 African Fibre Mattresses, with patos ten eke ie 83° 9g _Barg ains in Dressers. {Very Cheap Couches. Cheap In Price Only. ap Couch Guaranteed as Re- 75 Latest eat Awaiting Your Selection at Present d or Money Refunded. Prices That Defy Competition. | White Enamelled es Bedsteads Nike cut, heavy posts, brass vas's |ended foot rails; sold else- ~ $2. 49 j bere at $5.00 sal: price | White Enamelied Iron Bedsteads, Textended foot lai brass cans. brass vases; actual ches, covered in Velour or Velveti strong, oa frames, well ete eos strong springs, actually worth $6.00; sale pri ice. $3. 1 ‘ufted Couches, heavy golden oak frames, Polish finish, covered in fine quality Egyptian Velour or Belgian Velvet; your choice of colors for Tuesday or Wednesday $7.49 Sideboards and Extension Tables. Sideboards of golden oak, pizno polish finish, one large liren drawer, two small drawers, Large closet in b: large eat mirror, artistiely carved; regular price * $10.88 Dressers, in gold- enoak, highly polished, swell front top drawer, fine swing actual mirror; value Tuesday and Wednesday’: alee oe Sideboards of quarter sawed oak, ef polished, very massive swell front top drawers, one lined for silverware, one large linen drawer and closets, cast brass trimmings, handsomely carved top and fine French bevel mirror; regular price Dressers like cut above, in golden oaks per i ingen daver| ge oF Tusaiy and Wedne 6.4 BG 2 K 2 fi a pases “brass {P= alialiealie Golden Oak Extension ‘Tables, hand- drop fandles, fine $13,00; seg ‘$7. 85 somely shaped legs, finely polished tops; can be swing shaped mirror; | price. extended to 6 fret; regular price $8.00; sale price» eeeeeee $4.99 Round Top Extension Table of quarter sawed oak, golden finish, finely polished, massive round legs; actual value $11.00; sile $9. 89 prices. actually worth $20 00; sat $44.99 | price, On nnn ROL We Allow Railroad Fare to Out-of-Town Buyers. anna No Mail Orders Filled for Specials. HOARD OF EDUCATION. — RX PLEASING COMBINATIONS CREDIT. A LARGE ASSORTMEDT, INH, QUALITE Oi ‘Low PRiCea ELS ANG tor MeN, wostuny Hioes, HvaTeHes, DuAMOND saa sheer! MANHATTAN CLOTHING CO.), TO BE DELIVERED IN Hall of Cooper Institute, STIL ST, AND 4TIE AVE. Wednesday, Nov. 6 6, at 8 P. M. subject: American A ant ta aur retail at, add our, olecgetaplianed | «wnat we oer Wate! Mr, suurday, Nov. % Dae NEW CREDIT SYSTEM |New York Stor eae sublet et fe ona, Wort ty ar, with liberal or may, See Nov. | LW. SWEET & Cl Fee Nett | LEADING CREDIT JEWELLERS, ay, Nov. 16, at 8P. MY Lawyers. fein P ne! Mine : Wesnoday ora a CREDI rs EVERYBODY oor] DIVORCE Fae mar on iavtratet . t & P, M. x, Furniture, ‘Dry Goods, THE WORLD ALMANAG COSTS YOU 2Sc, Met Hranden- |; 0 Dp. vapy | He on weekly or moni ments. Terma to tneans No. eect quired. Tusiness tal ANDalt our 1 For Everybody. ke and jewelry pe contdential CREDI Anything you want yn credit at cay 2289 3D AVE., oreu'is : FURNITURE. $50 WORTH, pa DOWN, St W. LY. we 14TH ST. T 125TH ST. CREDITS et ore See WING MADB TO ORDER; M1 weekly payments; fine material; @t guarem> teed, oom 7, 237 Broadway. BUT A BUSY MAN WILL SA’ HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS HAVING IT HANDY, 2.208.808 8 08) “Tia anapact aca fives Oma wr 177 Broa! fae SANON I k WATCH CO” {CREDIT Wachee, went 1 seoth er or Mh fect wa Mo IDs luge. eaviest probl rs Help Wanted—Male. ina book for the student and & : ______| Utor'tie masses. PATTERN MAKEN for marine work, Durlee Dry Dock Co., Port Richmond, 8. 1, N.Y. 1901 World Almasae and) Bai ‘A reference book of over G00 pagesy: hing, cloaks, Jewol- ot GOING ON A JOURNEY? SBLL your household furniture by edver- Using tt ‘Try the Sunday World. RON ts ee ci eee