The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1901, Page 7

ie : “WOMAN TI {HIS RESCUE Mysterious Friend Goes to Aid of Gentlemanly Beggar. ) FOR FIRSTWIFE’S SAKE. _ecthrough Her Efforts Fornachon u May Not Have to Serve Term in Prison. «“ q” _ Joseph Forsachon, the “gentleman deggar.” may not have to serve the aentence of thirty days in Jail im- = posed by Judge Lambert. of Newark. Should he be released. he will owe his freedom to a mysterious young wouian, who has been working In his interest for several days. This young woman has Interceded with Judge Lambert, and has appealed to tho police and to the Jall authorities. She has used all pos- sitle arguments, and Judge Lambert ts inclined to exercise clemency and re- lease Fornachon. ‘The mysterious young woman, who is handsome and well dressed. is not the wife of the beggar. Mrs. Fornachon ts At the home of her mother, Mrs. Fitch, in Montelatr, but If her husband {s re- 36 ing specials are: The Royal, ‘‘King Edward”’ Great Coat. The “Duke of York’’ Yoke Coat. The ‘‘Horse Show Regal Top Gown”’ for Men. The Fifth Avenue Swagger Box Coat. on Ss ine Overcoats. Pacrtcaotcmm | Rte vouag tate, | Weseueetenh, | SRE OURB. tobe art tec ce x mat st figu! or A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF ELEGANTLY STYLISH EFFECTS IN ALL THE NEWEST MATERIALS. The Men’s Overcoat stock is now in the very zenith of its attractive completeness. Among our lead- Sreatest Offers. of the ; Gunning Season FOR ENTHUSIASTIC SPORTSMEN, It's going to te a lively Saturday in the Sporting Goods Store on the 2d floor. Thousands of men are going tospend Thanksgiving out of town hunting, and to them we particularly direct the force of these words. In anticipation of an extraordinary Gwo Popular | 2 hy Books sor | Cc ¢ A GREAT OFFER FOR SATURDAY. } _ Getting busier all the time in the big Beok Store on the 2d floor. Every- thing that's new and standard in literature is here at prices that meet with {the approval of all. « FOR TO-MORROW WE UFFER AT ); PRICE , Books uniformly bound in Itmen cloth specially made tor the series, stamped on both covers and back in cloth and colored ink, from a unique and original design. Full page half tone text illustrations on coated paper. Publishers’ Price, Per Volume, 50c. demand, the Sporting Goods 5 Our Price Saturday for 2 Volumes, 25 ment has aeepared eageny Abort Wonderland, Hi +} oughly. by Phillipa | tal oun ye Prices were never so low before. It’s the best time- possible for the shrewd sportsman who needs a gun_ and supplies and who wants to save ion importantly on every purchase. " har. gure ot WATERPROOF BOOTS, perpsir, '7,50. | Howe and the | RIFLES. t ¢ 7A full line of Winchester, Marlin Stevens and small calibre Rifles, and ammunition for same, together with the best stock of trap and field shooters’ supplies, makes this depart- lal ment one of the most complete in the city. NK ¢ Four. 6 All the World to Me. }SHOT GUNS, single barrel, withejector, 4,25, Hreaktast of a Lrownle, arlet a Mack Beauty, Heyond the Clty. Ura Mh nic Hrler Th Mod The Story of the Gadabys. SH Mo oie ot ate cadet 8 JOT GUN, single barrel, automatic non Dally Food, Marmion. Tales from Shakespeare, S, A Departmental Ditties. My Lage Nicotlos, Treasuro Island. Mine Own People. Natural Law in Spiritual World. Ol4 Mam'selle’se Becret. On the ore, “Failed. a tn Eighty 3A Uncle Tom's Cabin. Under the Deodara. Gold D Paul av The Wi olden tr. Prinoeas ie im x ht gauge, 8.98 rleasures of Lite, 1 SHOT GUN, American made, double a Gables. Paradise Lost : barre, blued or twist, fall platol grip, alcely checkered stock, value $18.00, 11.95. Men's Underwear. Warmth and fit combined. What an essential and satisfactory alliance. Ladies’ Long Gear vis sarin, ER SHOTGUNS, 19 9 : menes and Yackets. ‘fais, MT MAMMERLESS, 0 2 And, usually, how hard to obtain ‘when you're ‘hot careful where you The beauty and pa Rebtel ashlee f= = buy. ‘Rplz? —_brilliancy of 175; coc, ase. and bie’ 40 Se eae atic toy peovlder (or A superb variety in which the newest English effects predominate with a vigor that is positively en-}"Z;,efu1 as we can be here; that's i hed tans her. She ncema to de devoted to htm.|thusing to the correct and stylish dresser. why we're pleasing so many men. tons com- found pair, (or capvam leather og ae en oot ta inieoees eee Among the choice fabrics which enter into the composition of these fine overcoats are Smooth Kersey and {Men's «Combination"’ Suits worth up mend the synrinG COATS, canvas, well made Sine, woman who has to interested ner-| Patent Beavers fresh from the West of England; domestic and imported Irish Frieze Coatings, Vicunas, Vene- HA pa eee We: Bear fees Gelepinmiacimtion eco iHend of nia drat wite, but she refuses! tians and Elysian Coatings, in plain as well as diagonal and basket weaves. 2S dozen samples of MEN'S COMEINA- | HUNTING BOOTS, grain leather, 15- “aie swatid do. 7 Prices range from $8.50 upward. Daa Ra ali cineeracaeh ue eee inch top, waterproof, pet palit, 4.75 tan af ALL THE NEWEST EFFECTS IN MEN’S SUITS. cio eee ae un Aresers.untiog Bota fe eka, guaran mine. and ° The broad variety of Men’s Suits we are now displaying in all their charming freshness will just a8 {tiie peated: inders bave heavy Ce fi fA ‘e'pos readily arouse your enthusiasm. You can get a surprisingly good business suit for $9.50. Judged by the jsstine walstbands, taped seams and | large that we ; ‘ standard of other stores, it’s worth almost double. Beale eter perepeD Ute : are ableto} > CoMpLET sleet Some particularly excellent Prince Alberts have just come in from one of the best tailoring organiza-{UNDERWEAR: shirts are single or pPelY | SATES FOR SEASOR 1901-1903 Ser remy: ie tions in the metropolis. Prices are too attractive to be overlooked. $17.50 is a marvellously small sum to pay eellestiy tuished; woh $2.25; all ‘iy fash {AWAITS YOUR INSPECTION— but apply himself Fornachon’s 0 fire > ‘was a \tss|for so much fine style and superior workmanship. ‘ Davi ft ew Rochelle. She diel five ' i yearn azo, MEN’S PRINCE ALBERT COATS AND VESTS.| MEN'S $18.00 BLACK AND BLUE SUITS | ee Very correct. Made of finest clay diagonals, Thibets, un- : ] aheaied worsted, etc. 10, the very newest deaigns. Broad | AT 12.50. | shoulders; richly lined with lapel coverings of guaraut. 5 i RF KELLER il AY Sean aereaot be, duplicated anywhere else in New York | Vqmane wardrobe is complete without Sintact, indlepets: 0 for leas than $25.00; our very special price, Sat- 7 O)| able. We aro showiliy an exceptionally attractive assortment ° of these suits. Standard all-wool cheviot or Thibet suits in Made of the finest Imported Vicuna and Venetian Coatings in shades of black and dark Oxford gray; lined throughout with 7 pure silk merveliieux; tatlored by the very best hand journey- MEN'S $12.00 OVERCOATS AT 8,50. fren experts. No merchant taller ean make acoat aid walt-| Long cut, with yoke, or short and medium length garment, of REE: E order for less thal fine grade Oxford chevict coatings; of good grade all-wool, eee tea een oe Sa hs very epecial, Saturday, Piptioe cca’ SY / | smooth surface Kersey cloth; ‘nicely lined and well tailored.” MEN'S $15.00 SUITS AT 9.50. MEN’S $15.00 OVERCOATS AT 10,00. ve lish suits in fine quality worsteds, cheviots and farsa au Dishop-Elect Burgess, of Long Inl- poke dl ‘lao popular raiatures in black ‘Thibets; nicely Ween ronments tetdse grade Ineb friete, rough chevises oad and, Likely to Give It lined and excellently made. EPL smooth surface kersey cloths; richly lined and tailored. to Him, MEN’S $20.00 S! Ss OU, rT Very fashionable and high-grade materials, stylishly made MEN'S $20.00 OVERCOATS AT 14.75. on exclusive merchant tailoriag lines; only best journeymen | The latest ‘King Edward" Great Coat, the Trooper Raglan, ‘After the Rev. Dr. Frederick Burgess, | tailors employed on these suits. with broad shoulders, or the Fifth Avenue conservative Box Bishop-elect of Long Island, tn cdnse- bapieclsbant 5s Sep U OCD OU Eee ene nae a aaa crated, the friends of the John IG 2 A RB. ’ C. 2 5 Keller, of Arlington, N. J..say that he i, le 7) will be transferred to that dlocesc. 7t LR ays (7] “NG. Fle is now secretary to the Bishop of S New edraey, and Influences aro at work Fashionable Winter Styles in All the Leading Fabrics. toast § pimg thes samer nceition ee Handsome little gentlemen. That's what the boys are that we clothe. It’s got to bea Sacaatok aay tetas blinded nee mighty extraordinary chap that we can’t show off to finest advantage after he’s been in our Boys’ Thomas G. Barker preclude his taking | Suit and Overcoat Department. Fresh style-ideas ere pouring in constantly. Quality in every instance is the foundation of »- up the heavy work consequent upon the Snares of Soarians Seiten every garment. Economy figures vitally, for the prices are admirably low, but never at the sacrifice Dr. Burgess cannot talk oMctally yet, | of excellence. urday, MEN'S HIGH ART PRINCE ALBERT COATS single or soublel breasted coats, well toed and excellently red; oo less } ‘ANDEVESTS. than 518.00; ‘special’ Escatday at sioes 72. 50 but he says that no far ax he {s person- Oh, yes, we know just as well as you do how hard a boy is on clothing, how every little detail ally concerned no charge on Long |' must be considered, how far the dollars must be made to go. We know it all by heart. Islandiwiitibe! given} too Mra irellsra The boy of to-day is different from the boy of a generation ago. He wants more style; is hands eine Gtahuine Bemtinies ot the sprucer. Likes to wear the fashions of his elders. That's why so many of the Boys’ Overcoats are diocese. long and swagger, why the coats have the broad, military shoulder effect. ama peers ARS We don’t merely put clothes on your boy—we dress him in the very best style; we fit him as he should be—correctly. Everything that’s new for boys is here plentifully. . Boys’ Winter Overcoats, Young Men's Winter Suits, worth tt orth $4.00, at Lo ZO $15.00, at 10.00 3 to 10 years. | shoulders, latest cut trousers; stylishly made and tall Boys’ Winter Overcoats, ‘worth $5.00, at J REV. MR. JACKSON MADE BIS- good quality Winter rough, coatings, ia ca wore pannel Bi OUT as Sac CUITS FOR CONGREGATION. spit velvet callers ive Lda PERS and rough cheviet Coatings, in’black or the new dark | pay effec; cely lined with fancy plaid worsted coatings, Boys’ Fine Winter Overcoats, : ‘Then He Sold Them at Charch Falr : tas eh $9.00, at Oo OO} 0? 224 sleeve linings of satin , for Five © 7 Long cut, square shoulder “‘Trooper"’ coat; ages 5 to 16|YOUTHS' WINTER OVERCOATS, ihe eae seeeg eres yearsPfine irish frieze and rough cre siot coatings; well lined | worth $8.50, at 5.50 5 i ‘with or without yoke. Splendid quality all-wool frieze coatings, gray and black \Boys! 2 and 3-Plece Suits, worth 9 7.5 shadow full, long cut, slashed pocksis The members of the congregation of | $5.00, at ty @t. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church, Som fe 3 garments with vest; others are 2 garments fn the Fiatbush vection of Brooklyn, are | With coat and trousers; for boys 7 to 16 years old. proud of their’ pastor because he can Boys’ Worsted Serge Sailor Suits, 2 50 cook In addition to making converts. worth $4.09, at S @ay last a fair was opened In the church Cameras and Kodaks. building by the women of the congrega- tion. On Tuesday evening the pustor, Deing at a loss to increase the revenue Sailor, Blouse and Vestee suits for the smaller boys, and double-breasted sty!c for the older hoys; desirable woolen peepee hos jored and lined; positive $3.00 dL 75; Cigars. ENTIRE LINE OF “WIZARD” CAMERAS AT} saryRpay's | Ae d SALE. 50% OFF LIST PRICES. Sh It is safe to assume that the Cigar Store on the tn any other way, resorted to the mak- The headlines tell the story graph-} main Floor, Rear, will have one of the biggest days ing of blacutts. : Papert weres in ita history to-morrow. ‘He forwarded a large pan of them to | or with strilci We offer 75,000 high-grade Cigars at prices that the apiece et ertad | (tg ) emphasis. Because We} 411 create an immediate sensation among emok- spiece. “The compliments which poured 3 tomers these Cameras} We've planned to have the Cigar Store shatter NeaeracOmn ees at practically the job-} 91) gelling records to-morrow. Hence this sweep- P a List Price, Our Price ing cut of prices. Ox ~ have sucha tremendous} 5. C; outlet and buy in eae Never before, at any time or anywhere, have enormous quantities, }+ne popular brands herewith named been offered we can give OUr CUS-}a¢ prices so astonishingly low. iP ave caused him to keep up the good ‘work, which will conclude with the fair to-morrow evening. ROW IN WALDORF-ASTORIA: Gon of Horse-Owner Fights to Recover $100 Overcoat. § 4x5 10.00 5.00}LA GUETINA, highest grade, clear Havana, Cuban James McLaughlin, jr. son of ajC*CLE WIZARD A, =, = 597 45,00 7.50} band made, Puritanos Finos, $5.00 value; box of 50, 3,75 well-known horse owner, wan at lunch- 4 EL SYMPHONIE, finest quality clear Havana cigar, @on with a party of friends in tho Wal- | CYCLE WIZARD B, = pe 7-08 ‘box of 5, "3.75 Victoria size, $5.00 val fore-Astoria yesterday afternoon. be- See i, 20, 00 iar 20.00, fore going to the Horse Show. # CYCLE WIZARD C. a well-dressed stranger put on | se 4x5 20.00 MANHATTAN, clear : 5x7 29.00 Cuban hand made, Concha: box of SO, 3.15 0 CLEAR HAVANA ROTHSCHILDS, high grade 10c, overroat and t to 1é thi e] at dive, Thirty-third, street dnor, Hy CYCLE WIZARD c.,, 4x5 (22.50 smoke, all Havana hand made; box of 100, 4.50 and asked for iiscout, ‘The mtange ma pee EAI SIME ATICA, clas Havana) Cuhas suse; Parte er aid not condescend to notice him. |LONG FOCUS CYCLE McLaughlin seized tho coat, and a fight! WIZARD, in the centre of the crowded lobby fol- lowed, Waltera separated the men and rare CYCLE 5x7 35.00 LIBERTY COUNCIL, made partly with Mexican to- the stranger gave Mr, 4x5 35.00 ‘bacco, Plantation aize (594 inch), box of 50, Reece ue hin retuned tee eae | eos si7 45.00 50,000 SUMATRA WRAPPER CIGARS, New Yotk tho ‘stranger went his| EASTMAN KODAKS.—«QUICK AS A WINK,'? {™ake, long combination filler, Sc. value, box of 50, an fol CENT. FROM MANUFACTURERS!’ { BENEFACTOR, 10c. cigar, box of 50, And Oni > a ‘8, C. BOUQUET, Perfectos, box of 50, oan ar corereleh eee pBLAIR FILM CAME AAD 25 PER CENT. {CREMO, Perfectos, box of 50, : ‘ LUCKE'S IMPORTS, box of 50, members of the St. Andrew's Society, in ainging “Annie Laurie.” SUPPLIES AT TEMPTING PRICES, LUCKE'S ROLLED CIGARS, box of $0, yoko, Gecons Floor.) MAIL ORDERS VILLED, 5 ' j ' 4 5x7 32.50 5 ‘ 4 , Fine frieze coatings in Oxford, dark gray and lighter tan| Embracing all the choicest desigfiain vogue this season, in}for ev one that goes a GOON COOK shecen; awell box desiga coat, with or without yokes; ages | mixtures and plain effects; form-Atting coata with broad} priceg tt goes wrong. Here are the . lored. 95) YOUNG MEN'S SWAGGER OVER- 77 Q}msses' sizes. 1110 1.50 EY Sh Ss 7 Ee OS Misses Clothing CHILDREN'S SIZES, 814 to 11, 1,25) s Bit al Sy \ ENEE PANTS SUITS FOR BOYS. T CT SHOES IN THE MARKE’ - fe Meee ae eae a j Me Ads character. Keeps heads and hands of fine tail- festa! . fon that}PRICES ARE RIGHT. MEN'S HEAVY FLEECE LINED Wen’s & Boys’ Hain Coat styles, ia ane rough and smooth surface coatings, all Pal? HAND DRAWERS, rears are jatest col ; Uned and tallored like a high made- i warm al to-order guimentia ike 9s high Priced good wearing garment; worth 65c.; all , 39 MEN'S $25.00 OVERCOATS AT 19.50. Tice oro Very fine imported materials in emooth h surface re "5 The followin en leyemriapott amas x conte mepn ection! Solid Sold Sings \.th, illowiog are very epecial tor of the shorter Box Coat designs; thoroughly fined and. excel. At a Positive Saving of Half. fently well made. A chance purchase ; otherwise they }RAGLANS 9 75, 42.75 and 19,75 MEN'S $17.50 ULSTERS AT 11.00 wouldn’t be marked so low. Here's $< 19) values in KERSEY JACKETS at @ fine opportunity to give a pretty J pat rade imported tah tres contigs, tn the narwest itt 7.90, 9.75 and 12.75 warmly lined and strongly made. EAD Ee ADD Mises: batted GOLD Special values in OXFORD CLOTH JACKETS: MEN'S $3.00 BUSINESS TROUSERS AT; 2.00 combination wetinin, of pearis, me 5.00, 7.90 and 10.00 Gao C Sev Iats onl Conese Ua aan anal a ts and real opals; worth ‘up to Special values in VELOUR JACKETS at colore, single’ and double stripe effects, strongly made and $3.75; chotce, z 19.75, 23.75 and 28.75 material and wor! = good fitting. (FP YcuILDREN'S soup Special values in GOLF AND CLOTH CAPESat: MEN'S $5.00 DRESS TROUSERS AT 3.50 SOLD RUNGE sree est 5.90, 7.50 and 9,75; s%s2 could not be put into 2, GF Very fine im; trouserings, exclosive merchant tallor- designs; fit, finish and workmanship like that found only 0: G: , THE BRIGHTON DERBY FOR MEN in ‘high grade trousers. ur Gmbrotdered ; 3. OO ig withoat_ question the best bat 1s at Le price; every e Box Catt Shoes. Garreta Waists at pad guaranteed; price SWELL FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN. are the smartest Waists ever sold anywhere at that price. The new |{ ALCAZAR,” on the Panama shape; i all the new shades in blue, steel, Absolutely the best {{ colors for to-morrow are :. 2 pow shies tp ue, peat s leather for winter wear. LIGHT BLUE, WITH Rose, . ALSO out $3,00 hat for fiend] Hi, | AE | weap mao fine pm, a, tn obtained several thou- Pave, | antatn, | BLACK SRR IDERY: fal Shades Roa ta or fur sand pairs of these fine BLACK, ° ‘% ~ felt stock; $1.50 values, Box Calf Shoes with double soles at a decid- BOYS’ TAM 0’ SHANTER, CADET AND GOLF CAPS; fine all-wool broad- dl all cost, and if A loth; also the Knit wool camel’s-hair yea come youcan sere Special Saturday Sate am 0, Fccters aoe dente bees Do in je profit. ie A . it all the most wanted shades, 43 Misses’ and Children’s }] Of White Frencn Flannel Waists 7 CAPS FOR WINTER shoes havespring heels, | in Very Special Designs at 1.90 2.95 apeplistd deatea wor fall ‘Women's Made in six most appropriate and fascinatingly be- |} shape with visor; lines with heavy coming styles. ae bop laslvedeaars chases 66.00 fot 3.95 a same cap; i. Glatn Floor, Rear.) Girls’ and WOMEN'S SIZES, 1.95 voebadeniel fa] a tes" (_} The Season’s Freshest, Most : ng = V > Beauteous Stylesat Exceedingly 0 og a Attractive Prices. oe Le Dainty Gant rer , ata pleasantly care: store this is for Shoes for Mon Girls and Misses. Clothing of the choicest oring organization busy as can be fashioning all . these pretty things. BEST STYLES. BEST TRIMMINGS. BEST CLOTHS. BEST WORKMANSHIP. Something new all the time. Business climbing higher every day. The Girls’ and \ Z Misses’ Store locked like a holiday bazaar last Saturday. Ought to be still busier to-morrow. Thanksgiving is less than a week off. Girls will want to \ look their best then. It’s easy with such a beautiful assembly Ra LSS of exquisitely stylish things at your command. ° NOW FOR FINE VALUES AT ENTICING PRICES. Musteal Instruments. MISSES’ { GARMENTS. | MISSES’ RAGLANS. GIRLS’ 3-4 BOX COATS. READY FOR ANOTHER BIG SATURDAY. ery best kersey; deep shoulder collar Bledinen rolghe Ue here.) call CoNes: Best Kersey, serge lned throughout, How busy you kept the Musical Instrument uffa, trimmed with | Pesce UeieeetRaGE ANS {all box back double-breasted front ¢9 | " ntire garmcat \ Store Jast Saturday! Didn't think ao many people} tropa and stitched in a decidedly | Finest grade two-tored cloth, {u brown, were ready to buy for the Holiday 1 ; Skinner's satin through- | with tan back, in Oxford with light . alluring offers for to-morrow. out, a a oanameienrr tases 23.75 pray hack, z ray with light hy 25 GIRLS’ 3-4 COATS. MISSES! FULL LENGTH coats. |" sang spe od cle Soak ep capes tummed with nee Mandolin f | MISSES' JACKETS. rv era bt Guitar and Violin. : "$ Very best kersey. Yoke front and back 27 inches long, finest “Kersey, in tan, So wee ceca Peeevinnettyi game MENZENHAUER GUITAR solidly corded in a V effect; body and castor, blue and black; v hand- ment, ZITHER, No. 2}6; made of ebonized sleeves lined with Skinner's satin, 19,75 | somely worked out, with scrofl strap- GiRLS' 3-4 BOX CULTS. sewed welted soles. Q'Sulivants rubber heels free with thew 30 MEN'S $3.50 SHOES AT $1.95. Ssveral styles in kid, if and patent feather; mostl; welted ealce; this season's make and atyles, maple, with hand rest; highl: f os | ping and profusely stitched; best satio; pollshed;intald’ sound. hole 41 MISSES! ?; COATS. | a very dressy garment, 12.75 | pest Kersey, tiple top capes, trimmed strings, S chords: C, G, F, D major Finest Kersey, back and front corded | GIRLS' CLOAKS. with vertical straps of velvet andorna: and C minor; at $7.50; to- full length of garment, lined with A fine Broadcloth with interlining, sol- mental buttot Hlaly stitched vetyet value, 16.75 | idty stitched, velvet shoulder cape, collars and cuffs; a $1: rorrow complete, with instructor, 3,95} guaranteed satin, trimmed with Point d’Arabe and beaver METRONOME; full: iteed; without balled nine ie 1.95” MISSES! *; COATS. Jedging, size © to 10 only; a $12.75 GIRLS’ BOX COATS. vith bell, 2.95) very best Kerrey, clatorately stitched yeseise 7.90} weavy Beaver, in blue, red, castor JMBRELLA MUSIC STANDS, ( ecrolt scape Tout nck oa treats solid GIRLS’ FULL-LENGTH RAGLANS. brews with solidly atitched velvet apanned; sold at exclusive dealer: 2 Medict collar and revers of nutria Best Kersey, fancily strapped top cape, collar, wide double-breasted te aise Saturday special at “18 432’ beaver; lined with best eatin, 22,50 full box back, * 11.75 | button on shoulder; a 97.50 value at.) S200. Scegel-Cooper Coz ai) jibe: