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

EW MAT GET DIVORGE According to Wife Husband Named Himself as One Co-respondent. CALLED “UNKNOWN MAN” During Separation He Visited Her at Night and Talked So Neigh- bors Could Hear, If the statements mado by his wife be true, Carl L. Schoenfeld, second vice- president of the Hoboken Quartet Club, who Is suing for divorce, enjoys the somewhat que distinction of having named himself as one of the co-respond- ents. He, how classed himself as an “unknown man’ in the petition Med recently in the Court of Chancery, and Mrs, Schoenfeld makes affidavit: that tho known man” referred ta. ts no other than her husband. When sen this morning at her Hudson street, sald that she would bi r husband's sult for divorce no dificulty in dls- ek with nfeld, y, had They » three married owas a and Mrs by both, his wife herself by giving German Several weeks 1 his weekly pt sult for diverce on sta naming Jullue Graenwa vl ry sTounds, . of Ht y York manu- wrman.' Both will go on Baumgarten and the stand and deny the Mrs. Schoenfeld said to-day that her husband had brought sult : order to get out of amount he had agreed stated fn my af_iday “the ‘unknown man he himself, After we had sep: frequently wrote m in making appointme . asked me to have the lights turned down low on the nights he was to call, > requested me not to tell any- of his visits. F ently he would stay all night, and each thm during the nig he would tulk in a joud tone of . “I did not suspect anything then, but now the re pparent. The evis dently wished to let the nelghbors know that there was a man in my apart. ments tn order to secure evidence with which to get a divoree. He will not succeed, however, for L will contest the sult to the bitter POISON BY MISTAKE. Mra. Knaus Wanted eclne but Took Cnr! o Kuga, of the ndred and Kate STEPPED ON A MATCH. Me te) Vire to Men. Mrx, Mans years oll, walking 4 rnd Second avenue stepped on first number of Har, under the ‘editorahtp of Harvey made tts ay i The number marks a distinet step for- ward in the shed ¥ up to date Y will, under ¢ ance, meet t which the ¥ NOVELTIES IN FINE JEWELRY. Franktield & € Molldny Display Attracts Shoppers on Went Fourteenth Street. Now that the hollday month ts at ‘ hand many are looking forward to the merry Christmas and New Year, and No doubt expect to present gifts to rela- Uves and friends, Nothing {= appre- elated more than some article of jew- elry, and in a matter of this kind A. Frankiield & CG vellers, In Four- teenth street, near xth avenue, can solve the annual problem. An unusually attractive display of in- expensive articles haa deen prepared by the firm this year, and embraces brooches, chains, lockets, lorgnetie chains, Natpins.erings, scarf and bonnet pins, sleeve Inky, clear cutters, match safes, cigarette cater and vest’ chains, all made up in M-karat b H stock Is noted for It Variety and the Many original designe not to be found at any other establishment. Thelr Mamond magnet for the hol! year will surpia lamond supphires crowns, brooches and pendants je up from’ their own ex- elusive designs. An appiojiate Christmas gift, and a one not one person In five would have fhougnt ‘ot, fn cuckoo clock. . Over orty sizes ‘and patterns of this antqus imeplece are shown, sultable for dining- room or library, Their Ainetrated catalogue, containing many hints for the puzsied holiday shoppery is mailed on request. + Long, swagger Overcoats ? “CLASP GLACE GLOVES in the new shades blood, brown and ered tacks; a good weating glove; the ‘7Sc. quality; per pair, at 7 Y bossed French gray |? | chatelaine to match, duroy, Velvot and Leatk Lowest VIsteye CHILDREN'S RUBBER BOOTS are priced as low as A FAVORITE PLACE FOR SHOE BUYERS. OA. The Shoe Store didn’t gain its eminence, its strong hold upon the public in a day. ey" good value-giving, by hearing in mind and persistently (uj catering to your shoe needs and comforts. Shoes for, itera We guarantee every pair we It won it by continued Men, Women ond Children. sell, whether of our regular stocks or special lines, YOU GET SATISFACTION, WEAR AND FIT! Wen’s Stylish Overcoats. All of Fashion’s Freshest Favorites. Plenty of them. Not a bit hard pressed. Lucky? No; we foresaw long ago what was coming; sent in enough orders to keep us finely and fully supplied. That's just why we can show you such beautiful assortments of all the newest styles and cheeriest fabrics. Step imgo-morrow and Jook around. MEN’S LONG OR MEDIUM OVERCOATS. SPECIAL LOT OF MEN’S OVERCOATS—Stylish gray mixtures in either the long coat design or the shorter and more conservative garment; well made and properly tailored; posi- 6. 350 tively worth $10.01 MEN'S VERY STYLISH OVERCOATS-—All fab- rics; latest designs; the long swagger ‘Duke of York’’ yoke, the stylish long ‘‘Great Coat,’’ with broad military shoulders and the three-quarter length Box Coat styles, in the late gray and dark Oxford mixtures, Irish ‘frieze and smooth surface kersey cloths; 70. OC worth $15.00; special MEN’S FINE OVERCOATS.--Twenty of the new- est designs, including the ‘*King Edward"’ Great Coat, the broad-shouldered ‘Trooper Raglan'’ and the Fifth Avenue Box coat styles; fine, rough and smooth surface coatings inthe latest colorings; richly lined andexcellently S4. 75 tailored; worth $20.00; special, MEN'S HIGH GRADE OVERCOATS—Very fine imported materials, in rough surface effects, fashioned on the latest merchant tailoring designs, in the newest long coatand three-quarter length garments; fine linings, built like a made-to-order coat; worth $25.00; 79, 50 MEN’S STYLISH SUITS. SPECIAL LOT OF MEN'S FINE SUITS—-620, in worsteds, cheviots, tweeds and striped cassimeres, in the very iatest styles and designs; suitably lined and. properly tailored; worth $15.00; spe- 2. Wh 3 special, MEN’S HIGH GRADE SUITS---360, embracing some of the choicest gar- ments in vogue this season, in high grade imported fabrics, in the latest styles and designs; lined and tailored in made- to-order fashion; worth $20.00 to $25.00; special, MEN’S TROUSERS. MEN'S BUSINESS AND SEMI-BUSINESS TROUSERS--In worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres, very neat effects in stripe and small checks, rightly styled and strongly tailored; sizes 31 to 48 oS 4 waist measure, 31 to 36 length; worth $5.00; special, tala Flo ar) Sloves for Gverybody, For Gentlemen, Ladies, Children. The Glove Store has animatedly joined in the hurry of the times. Stocks are at their very best, at their very fullest. New things are coming in all the time. - And how welcome a pair of Gloves is at Christmas time! CHILDREN'S FLEECED LINED »|MOCHA GLOVES in tans and prays, es; a Glove that always LADIES! 1 AND 2 CLASP VELVET MOCHA GLOVES in tan, brown, gray atd black: the beat and most service- 50) able glove for winter; per pair, 95 MEN'S GLACE GLOVES in 1-2 P K, | {ull P K and full outseam; brown and red; also tan and tay mocha; all sizes from 6 2-4 to 10; per pair, 98 (tain Flo) A Whirlwind of Handkerchiers, Hundreds of Thousands Appropriate for Holiday Gifts. Inspired by the largely augmented demand and fast-growing stocl:s the Handkerchief Store has broadened amazingly. It cccupies more space than ever; has more salespeople than ever. Never were such fine values offered at such tempting little prices. Ire- land, France and Belgium have done their best this year. WOMEN'S SWISS EMBROIDERED, scalloped and hemstitched, on India andkerchiefs, thousands of de- signs, each at 10, 1214, 15, 19 ani WOMEN'S LINEN HANDKER- CHIEFS, embroidered centres, inserted and edged with Mechlin and fine Valen- tiepnes laces, each at : 25, 50, 75, 1.00 and up to ; | WOMEN’S EMBROIDEREDINITIAL FINE MULL HANDKERCHIEFS, !, dozen in fancy box, “|WOMEN’S LINEN HANDKER- CHIEFS, band embroidered initial, ‘4 dozen ina box 1.00, 1.50, 2.00 and MEN'S FINE HANDKERCHIEFS. MEN’S JAPANESE SILK, Initial 25, 39, 50, 69 and 75| MEN'S EMBROIDERED INITIAL, |fine mull Handkerchiefs; 's dozen in | fancy box, 75 and 1.00 25’ MEN'S FINE HAND EMBROIDER- ED, Initial, linen Handkerchiefs, ig dozen in a box, 1.50, 2.00 and 3.00 MEN'S SILK BROCADED MUF- FLERS, Mack and cream, handsome » cach, 49 to 3.50 MEN'S TWILLED AND SURAH black and white SILK MUFFLERS, cach, 1,00 to 3.50 CHILDREN’S INITIALLED HANDKERCHIEFS, CHILDREN'S INITIAL HANDKER- CHIEFS, 3 in a fancy tox, 25 and 35 CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, - plain and fancy border, 3in abox, 15 and 25 (Main Floor) Sewelry Store at Its Bost Beautiful Assortments of Everything New and Exquisite. The Jewelry Store is a constant source of enjoy- ment and helpfulness tu the puzzled gift seeker. It offers so much that is novel and praiseworthy, so much that is new and elegant, that its charms can- Fi not be overlooked or denied. STERLING SILVER CHATELAINE BAG; % this bag 1s positive- "AN ly worth '$10.00; it ON is of a beautiful fish SOLID GOLD LORGNETTE CHAINS; 48 inckes lon; handsome pe. worth $9.00; spec LORGNETTE or irregular coral beads; worth $2.00; Frice to-morrow, CROCHETED SILK PURSES reen, lavender and ling top and rin, $1.00; special choice te-morr 50 Olan Fler, Front) ir 3 Sootwear for Christmas, The Shoe Store Now at Its Best. Overflowing with good, stylish, handsome, well-selected Footwear for the Holidays. Just such a big and busy Shoe Store as people like best to ¢ FINE ASSORTMENTS OF SLIPPERS, MEN'S acd BOYS! SLIPPERS and OXFORDS, an elegant variety of all the newest styles, at, ptt pair, from 49c. to 4 WOMEN'S and CHILDREN’S SLIPPERS and OXFORDS for house wear of evening dreas; prices range, per pair, from 36c. to 4.00 ALL THE BEST MAKES OF LEGGINGS. WOMEN'S, MISSES! ani CHILDREN'S LEGGINGS in Jersey, Co:- ; prices range, per pair, from 4%c. to 1.50 WHY NOT A PAIR OF RUBBER BOOTS? Rubter boots are ve serviceable in winter, and theref censible Christmas presen ¢ Bere aecceay, assortmesta of Men's, Women's and Children’s Rubber Boots. aS ©” Pinon THIS SHOE /4,00\ 5.50 iW CHAIN of real 95 i A Palatial Wart of Activity, Ghe Big Store in Gala Holiday Avtire. The rush has set in earnestly. The Holiday season. at The Big Store is in full swing. It has begun earlier than usual, but that is because thou- sands have wisely decided that early shopping has advantages particularly its own. Mail orders are flying in from everywhere. It’s a Christmas Store in the most vivid acceptation of the phrase, but it is your sensible every day store just as well. In the rush and hurry of the season, in the accentuated demands of the hour, the regular needs have not been pushed aside ruthlessly. All are here just as you have been wont to know them. . Only the Christmas enthusiasm predominates. The bewilderingly beautiful decorations, the long festoons of greens, the arches, ropes and rib- bands of pine, fir and evergreen, blended with fluttering flags, twinkling electric lights and massive deer heads that look so natural you’d thnk they had just sprung from Adirondack forests, all form a picture that will linger long in the minds of visitors. Yes, the Christmas season at The Big Store has begun in earnest. And—but that’s another story to be told some other day. The exuberance of the season is eminentiy noticeable in the Ladies’ Suit, Cloak and Waist Sections. The great inflow of holiday trade has brought to these richly stocked and very popular departments an enormous volume of business. Raglans continue in high favor, 34 length coats keep lin merry pace with them. But, remember, we also carry all the most popular lines of Jackets for those who prefer the short garments. FOLLOWING ARE VERY SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY: LADIES’ RAGLANS, of medium weight melton, in Oxford, gray and castor, very special to-morrow at. . =: 7 3-4 OXFORD COATS, full 42 inches long, of heavy-weight Oxford pebble cloth, lined with guaranteed) satin, special at LADIES’ OXFORD JACKETS, 27 inches long, special to-morrow at 8.75 Ladies’ Velour ie Au) Sackets. Elegant new and stylish garments, in the very height of fashion, at 19.75, 23.75, 29.50, 500 Ladies’ Oatteta Sith Waists, Each To-Morrow, 3.90 A Spectal Sale or Also Very. Special, Cxtraordinary LADIES’ VELOUR Interest, JACKETS. Exquisitely made with solid collar and deep revers of choice Mink or Persian, lined with — white-satin duchesse ; these sumptuous garments are regular $50.00 values, and are therefore é@xtraordinary —~ ind| ts, car 95,00 RS Solid black Taffeta, i solid white Taffeta, and staple and even- ing shades. Various highly desirable makes. Every waist is worth far more than the selling price specially Ji named for to-morrow. ! re Antique Cost Skirts, | Motre Hn LD SOLE tres, t PERCY, OO An Important Special Event. The very newest Skirt. Fast becoming all the rage.: Elegantly stylish. Made over the latest models. Full ruffled graduated flounce, trimmed with velvet ribbon of different widths. Entire skirt over taffeta-drop. ICR Beauty in Leather Goods. Leading American and European -Holiday Novelties. One of the most ambitious candidates:-in the Store for your favor is the Leather Goods Section. It presents a superb range of the very newest and most beautiful high-art novelties from the chief leather goods manufacturing centres of France, Germany, England and America. * Everything in Pocketbooks, Chatelaine Bags and Fancy Goods for what promises to be the greatest holiday season in the history of this Store. WRITING TABLETS vf black REAL SEAL LEATHER CHATELAINE leather, walrus grain, box shape, , BAGS of fine quality chamois, lined out- contain blotter, receptacle for, side handkerchief pocket, patent spring TPPapers and envelopes, nickel) catch, choice of a dozen styles in pretty /plated ink well, pen box, 1902 frames, like and similar to cut. calendor, two extra heavy ster-, ling silver corners und sterling! 500 SHAVING PADS, just like cut, con tains 195 leaves of good silver button, like f cut, 195 i white paper, choice of sev- ( lors i ti compivation roc ET. | Cohen £2) Fe . BOOKS of genuine wi steer, i block bottom, leather througnout, fine Eth COLLA R AND CUFF nickel-plated frame, chamois 1! BOXES in many styles, shapes and sizes | coin compartment; cut represents a line in black, red, brown and tan, lined with | of 50 styles, with handsome heavy *§ blue, pink, yellow and other shades 75 sterling silver mountings, oxidized or brigat, 4.50 of satin, # in bas relief and art nouveau designs, at ° Women’s Skirts, Capes, Gowns, Your Own Wlonogram ‘ Thursday’s Special Offers. On Choice Quality wring Paper At Sateen Skirts, Crocheted Capes and Flannel Kimono Special Holiday Prices. Gowns_-a trio of very timely and worthy specials to It's fine to use stylish Writing Paper with your, bring prominence and shoppers to this large and excel- own monogram on it, Individualizes your correspond- Jently stocked department. ence, gives it distinction. Right prices, of course. That's evident. "§ MERCERIZED SATEEN SKIRTS; pleated OUR SPECIAL MONOGRAM OFFER. Pasaneert eatly finished with small ruffle; full cuts worth Consists of 2 quites cf paper stamped or crane Lind $1.50; special, 1,19 in any colér, and-Z:patk ages of envelopes, not, stamped, neatly IROCHETED CIRCULAR CAPES; white, with col- boxed, fiiz quality pap:t, in these sizes; Dainty, Billet, Hee eoele confortable aud pretty, garment; onselats om 3:S0 Estelle, Octavo abd Lorne; our price, per box, including 70| GERMAN FLANNEL KIMONO GOWNS; with cashmere stamplog, jozems ‘all colors; worth $2.95, special, 1,75 In Lakewood or Commercial size, p:t box extra, 4 (Second Fioor.) Stamped in gold, silver, white or bronze, extra, 10 ret i} Iuminated in 2 colors, pst box extra, 10 Infants’ Pretty Wear. SPECIAL ‘COMBINATION OFFER. | Dainty Dresses and Warm Coats. The first of ths above offers in Plain Stamping and 50 Visit- | Of course you will have the little ones newly fg Corda ta ormae aus Diack sty 2 20 1.35) dressed for the holidays. They'll appreciate it in their On account of the holiday rush, all orders received after Dec. 7th, “ows cute ways. if intended for the Christmes delivery, will be decline: Bea GAINTY LISTLE, DRESBES, Meuse WeeieFreccunerelty (eit flannel, line’ throughout; $3.01 Udsta) ue) 1902 Drarces. COATS OF WHITE BE atin faced, triple cap:, heavy linings; dal 00 value, special, §,50 SHORT DRESSES, Nainso-k with Valenctonnes trimming; ‘ull line of Scrzp Books. special, 5 All the new Ink Stands are here | BABY, CAPS, all silk and snirred chiflors; §3.00 valuo, eae Fine assortment of Autograph Albums. spec B os : dees - er saucy Siore, 34 Floor) | a se atv asenene caieehnicl tee Becond Floor) Sheet YJusic, JO” Cony. A Sale of Extraordinary Incerest. One of those special sales that should simply pack the Music Departe ments with lovers of good melody. THAT GREAT 2-STEP HIT, ‘‘CREOLE BELLES,” is one of those merry, jingly compositions that haunt the memory, that you're constantly singing or whistling. Run these few bars over on your piano. has cast =x e s - te T love her well,... mine, ight, by Also PANSY," the latest musical addition to the ‘MESSENGER BOY.” In fact, it's only two wecks old and has not yet been on the market— won't be until we have sold the ENTIRE FIRST EDITION, which we bought and include in this very special offer for to-morrow. OTHER REMARKABLE HITS AT 10c. A COPY ARE: ‘TIS NOT ALWAYS BULLETS THAT KILL MY OWN WILD WESTERN ROSE, MY DINAH. TOMMY. QUEEN FOLLY (2-Step). SPRINGTIME OF LOVE (Waltzes), ALD DE CAMP MARCH, CUPID'S GARDEN (Intermezzo). AN AUTUMN BUD ( Waltz), ROSE OF MEXICO ( Waltz). GREAT RUBY ( Waltz). PROPOSAL (Waltz), IT WONDER IF SHE'S WAITING. | MY CAROLINA LADY. JANICE MEREDITH WALTZES. | LLL BE YOUR SWEETHEART (OR BLUE- | MOUNT MORRIS (2-STEP). } Tie Good OLD DAYS GONE BY. (vor i, | DAISY. AND BUTTERFLY, | THE TIE THAT BINDS. | DUSKY MAIDEN (FROM BEAUTY AND JUST HAVE THE BAND PLAY HOME DINAHSERENADE' | THEBEAST). | SWEET HOME. Vioor, Rear.) A Great Rook Business! All Early December Selling Records Being Rapidly Eclipsed at The Big Store. The rising hum of increased holiday activity is constantly apparent in every division of the Book Store on the Second Flaor. The stocks were-never greater, finer, better. So many thousands are buying books that it seems everybody is after books. Standard Sets in popular editions are in great ‘dematid, We don’t know a better-equipped Book Store in Greater New York than this one for just the very sort of literature you'd seek first for gift-giving. Don’t for- get the famous Henty Books for Boys! Here's snappy news for to-morrow: POPULAR EDITION OF STANDARD| THE CELEBRATED HENTY BOOKS. BOOKS FOR BOYS. Frinted {rom good, cleat type; bound in, ! cloth binding. ‘These exceedingly Popue linen cloth; neatly stamped; titles in gold. !t Books for Boys are printed on good paj CHARLES DICKENS'S WORKS, 15 Volumes; published at $12; our price, BULWER LYTTON'S COMPLETE WORKS, 12mo, 13 volumes; pul- labed at’$10.00; our price, SCOTT'S | WAVERLEY) COMPLETE WORKS, 12mo, 12 volumes; pub- Usted at $10.00; our price, W. M. THACKERAY’S COMPLETE WORKS, 12mo, 10 volumes; pub- lished at’ $9.00; our price, GEORGE ELIOT'S COMPLETE WORKS, 12mo, © volumes, published at $5.00; our price, BRONTE'S COMPLETE WOGNKS, 12mo, 0 volumes, published at $5.00; our price, SHAKESPEARE'S COMPLETE WORKS, 12mo, 4 volumes, plain tops; published at $3.50; our price, ROYAL CHILDREN OF ENGLISH HISTORY. By E. Nesbit; illustrated by Francis Brundage and others; cloth bound; price, CHILDREN'S STORIES FROM DICKENS--Reto'd by his grand- daughter and others; edited by Edric } Vredenburg; illustrated by Francis Brundage and others; cloth bound; price, THE CHILDREN’S SHAKESPEARE. By E. Nesbit; iluscrated by Fras- cis Brundage and others; bound in cloth; price, | ftom new plates, large type; tound in fled, assorted colors, gilt edge; attractive ink-and> 2.95 gold stamp; published at’ 7Sc.; | Our Price 15 | A FINAL RECKONING. 2.75 | BY ENGLAND'S AID, | BY RIGHT OF CONQUEST. | BRAVEST OF THE BRAVE, 2.25) BY PIKE AND DYKE. BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE, CAFTAIN BAYLEY'S HEIR. FACING DEATH. . 1,95 FRIENDS THOUGH DIVIDED, FOR NAME AND FAME. FOR THE TEMPLE. IN FREEDOM'S CAUSE. 1.95 \1N THE REIGN OF TERROR, |IN TIMES OF PERIL, JACK ARCHER. 1,10 | LION OF THE NORTH. | LION OF ST. MARK. | ORANGE AND GREEN, TRUE TO THE OLD FLAG, THE GOLDEN CANYON. 50 | THE YOUNG COLONISTS, THE DRAGON AND THE RAVEN, THE BOY KNIGHT. | THROUGH TH RAY. UNDER DRA FLAG. WITH WOLFE IN CANADA, WITH CLIVE IN INDIA. 50 YOUNG CARTHAGINIAN, YOUNG BUGLERS. | YOUNG FRANC-TIREURS. Mail orders receive prompt 50, attention. (Sesond Floor, Rear of Elevatora) In the Corset Store. Some Excellent Specials for Thursday. One of the best and completest Corset Stocks in the United States, Every desirable Corset made in this country or abroad. Also complete lines of Corset Waists and Girdles. THE SAHLIN PERFECT FORM AND COKSET COMBINED continues In gteat deman popularity, Brice, 1,00 & , acquiring daily more @. Z. CORSET, lopg and short waist; regularly $3.05, C. P, CORSET, imported girdle, blue, pink and helio, han iy with lace and ribbon; regularly $2.75, ely trimmed TEA SET, 4 pieces, quadruple plated, satin engtaved sugar towl, holder, teapot and cream pitcts ularly’ worth §5.75, TEA SET, 4 pieces Rogers quadruple plated, sugar bowl, spoon holder, tea- pot and cream pitcher; Tegularly worth $10.00; speci: FRUIT DISHES, quadruple plated and worth $2.50, special to-morrow, 2 ROGERS Al COFFEE SPOONS, set 3.75 |, BOG P. D. CORSET, medium hip, long waist; regularly’ $4.50, 2.25 AMERICAN LADY CORSET, strong jean, white and drab, size 24to 30; | regularly $1.75, 98 1.75 | NEMO STRAIGHT FRONT CORSET, bias cut; regularly $1.50, 95 A lot of odds and ends in SHORTCOR- SETS, 1.50 (Secont Floor, Centre, 19th st.) Siiver- Plated Ware. Some Particularly Interest- ing Offers. “What shalll give? What is most needed ?'’ thousands are now asking themselves with emphasis. Every line of what follows consti- tutes a ready answer to such queries, ROGERS Al OYSTER FORKS, set of 6, 1,10 ROGERS A1 BERRY SPOONS, each, 59 ROGERS 41 COLD MEAT FORKS, 7.50 osch, 50 1,50! ROGERS AI1CREAMLADLES, each, 45 (Mata Floor, Front) Ostrich Fe ather Soas, i Ae Full and Fluffy; Very Handsome. Each of these Boas has been curled with great care, and each is of brightest lustre. These Boas at the prices quoted will be on sale for the remainder of the weck. BOAS 144 yards long, BOAS 154 yards long, BOAS 2 yards long, BOAS 214 yards long, BOAS 3 yards long, Colors, Black, White, Blue, Red, Gray, Casters en oO REY 9,00 and 11,25 15,00, 17,50 and 19.50 25.00, 32.50 and 39.00 1