The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1905, Page 5

AT MIDNIGHT Samuel B, Rose, 20, Marries 0) Margaret, Young Daughter of Prof. E. H. Higley, in Spite of on the Following Stocks, Parental Objections. tn onde-to brie stocks dwn to tte YAY lowe oameaiaMl ie er eats cite ou sora 1 oF Bsc g GIRL LEFT HOME, IT IS bat ed per big cig throughout the following lings: ‘ ASSERTED, A MONTH AGO. lol wach om 60 war as ultra, lth a brushes, &c,, from $4 upward, On any article In cet entire stock-of besutifal-gold-and diamond jewelry from $5 upward, On our entire stock of'tmported lesther-goods, English club-bags, dress- sult cases, from $8,00 Aaj On our entire stock of‘importedclocks and-candelibra from-810.00 up- ard, ‘On our entire stock of-musical-instruments, violins, banjos, mandoting, &e., from $5.00 upward, On our entire stocksof'fine umbrelias, with gold, pear! and sterling-stiver mountings, from $500rupward, On all our fine razor sets from $8,00-upward, On fine razors from $2 upward. On our entire stock of fesn gun-saete) novelties,.such as-match.safes, clearette cases, lorgnette chains, coin purses, bc, ‘On our entire stock of fine paartinecklaces from $3:00 upward, Bridegroom’s Father Says He Doesn't Know the Girl and Declares He Thinks the Wed: |B w, ding Is No Joke. —_—_———_ ‘Abram J, Rose, of the law ficm of Kollog & Rose, No, 120 Broadway, who lives at No. 14 West Soventy-fourth ‘atreot, can not seo anything happy 10 ‘the sudden and unexpected marriage of his twenty-year-old aon, Samuel Blan- obard Rose, to Miss Margaret Higley, the nineteen-year-old daughter of Prof. B. H, Higley, of Groton, Mass, The girl had been missing from her home juat one month when the fact of the wedding waa telegraphed her father last night. ‘The wedding was conducted with all Que observance of seorecy, and to the Jast the son tried to outwit hie father. Mr. Rose, Br,, learned of his eon's in- tentions, however, and telephoned home at the thirteenth hour, pleading with fim not to marry. The son, who is ‘athletic and manly, remained firm and the wedding took place at the home of “the Rev. H. M, Warren, of No, 4 ‘West Ninety-fourth street. Linens, Bedding and all other sorts of household dry since the cotton-and linen markets began their upward Our buying was particularly advantageous, for ¢ for our immense 1905 savings to you average a full third and more of the regul Table Linens. Towels, &c. Table Damask — Mercerized, pure | Huck Towels—good size, hemmed, ted border, Also unbleached Bath ‘There were eight at the wedding. white, in pretty designs, regularly party gh iyrssg a edb ape ae $06, yard, f0r.....046 ves 336 | Towels, fringed ends. Worth 8¢., Wedding eupper. They eat ap for sev- Sita Damask pure ag HOP is cesscensvvenses pesensesns OB eral hours toasting the new year, Aly {nel reheld Nha ed f fluck Towels—made of Union linen, ‘though the wedding party waa eum- ra ope ial regularly #1 is} zits lage, sts, hay ually ted A is suing Shana tas i Pal ea urs ge A 2 the mens of moby Napkins —Of pure iin German | Worth 49¢, fotss..csce+--2DKE used as the means of notifying the quests, all were in evening Gress. Divorced, Woman Wede Hastily. ‘This wea not the only ceremony Dr, at his iygleed ae ale Pure | Huck Towels—all pure finen, extra oe re ae fine quality, hersttched borders, plain white, value 38, for.... 2 Turkish Towels—extra quality, large size, unbleached, fringed, and also some In pure white, worth 124hc., Nasevrdnecenencvenscooneed ME Turkish Towele—bleached, good sea fringed, large size, worth 17¢., for... see LBHE Turkish Towel: extra large size, bleached, fringed and hemmed ends, the fine ab kind, value oy OF ss eseresenevevres +196 Turkish Towels —largest Negima --All pure vy quality, Scotch make, Gesigns, size 2ix2i; also extra fie imported mercerized satin damask, size 22x22; regularly $1.75 Oren, £0F...cevwsevereres 918d ins —All pure linen sstin dou- le damask, size 24x24, extra fine ace, selected designs, r wh 3.75 doen, £0P.+04++19+0+ 82.6! Table Cloths Tan {inen, fringed red and blue bo: , Size 8-10, tne ize made, soft German kind, regularly $1, heavy welght, full OP chevcvavaeseeanes poet ny soy mth under 30c,, Cloths —of all pure linen damask, {OP ioessweniecs 2ic borders all around, heavy Scotch make, full bleached, size 8-4, reg- ularly $2, for... $1.2 Table Covers — Turkey red, ware ranted fast color, also cardinal and red and green, slze 8-4, good qual- ity, regularly 75c,, for....++.+ 490 ‘Tes Napkins — colored borders, fringed, only $00 dozen tn the lot, worth 6¢,, for..... 5 by 236 yards, fri $125, LOF cr cee serene ee ree eee 7 Dish Towelling neat red borders, warranted fast color, 17 inches wide, extra heavy weight, value 12%c, yard, for. B46 Kitchen Crash—all linen, extra heavy erade, red border, 18 inches wide, Value 15C,, fOF...sssereeere 10% the couple, Before the hands of the clock had 6 chance to swing around twice the Rose- Higley wedding party arrived at the) minister's house, As witnesses there wore Mra. B, Putsel, of New Haven, Dut now stopping in New York; Mise Devona Burke, of Harrtsburg, and Dr. John W, Joyce, of thie city, During tho time that the bride was away from her home, which sho left, it de said, on ac- count of a quarrel with her parents, who wished her to marry a man she did mot love, she was the guest of Mrs, Putzel. | “I euppose you are going to make tho Dest of it and laugh St off?’ suggested fan Evening World reporter to Mr, Rose to-day, ; The answer was sharp and curt. “No, ‘alr, I fail to see any joke in this at | aul" . ‘I don't know the lady, and to my knowledge have never geen her," | Wedding Remit of Romance, | The brido |s a very pretty girl, highly | acoomplished, and has many friends | among the society people of Boston and | ‘New York. Hor father is the professor | of languages et &t, Mary's Bchool, Gro- ton, No explanation ts given by the bride for her leaving home, and last night the bridegroom refused to eluci- date this friends on that point, | Coats on Tvesday at $10. Another of those extraordinary Bloomingdale fur purchases brings about this oe unity to buy women’s $35 Jap seal fur coats at $10, and as this lot Is not overly large we advise an early selection on Tues- day, Every garment ts Beautifully tailored and finished and lined throughout with guaranteed satin. They're all cut 22 and 24 Inches tong and modelled in the very newest styles, with large collars and revers, We cannot guarantee the lot to last very long 10 at, each, We also call your particular atten- | tion to the following: After the ceremony young Mr, Rose ald that there was no further need ot B Lot 2 —The same coats trimmed |Lot 7—Handsome Leipsic dye Per. secrecy, “We wanted to be married— | with large collar and revere slan coats large and oad we got, married, Tt 4 not, neges, ot brook Bink, nutria beaver and pela [roca Bad tep li plaln, Rie anit YA? happy. 1 qitee | Hea i apes al oak $13.00) and reves Values pag eg hat's enough, Peer bem neeeeereresee Pp $39 The parental objections are due ft is i HSS vircverrerecerrenenee said, to a difference In religion, Tho Lot 3 —Beautiful nearseal fur coats Lot §—In this lot there are 21 bride's parents were not consulted In with large collars beautiful coats, In blouse ‘the matter, When the bridegroom $22.50 talked with his father on the mar- | And FAVEES seeevaseeeres Mt and reefer effects of rich glossy fisgo there ma Ho argument, he Lelpsic dye Persian, Values 5 | Hate rofuned (0 soterialn thy oh Lot g—piegant nearal blours| up to $968. me, ‘The romance is the culmination of a reefer and Eton Lot 9-3 bi tall and ea baby lamb coats, plain and trimmed with mink and chinchilla, handsome models, 22 and 32 Inches coats, Values up to $75... $35 Lot $—Beautiful nearseal fur coats with large collars, revers hort courtship, Young Rose met Miss digley at a dance at Bhorry's, After that he was devoted In ‘his attentions, During the month the giri was visiting Mrs. Putzel he was in her cow a ‘preat deal of the tinie, eat and cuffs of mutria beaver, 5 long, Value up-to $575, at eet rege IM Value $50.csscsesessveeses 90 $195 & $295 Lot 10-11, sealskin coats, beaut! ful models, elegant l- tles, blouse and reefer Values up to $350, at $123, $135, $148 & $250 Geoond Foor, 50th Bt. Section. ONCE RICH, HE IS FOUND STARVING. Charlies Mallenberg Pleked Up by § the Police as Vagrant While Sleeping in Hallway, Starving, homeless and penniless, Charies Mallenderg, fifty-five years of age, a former wealthy horseshoe manu- facturer, of Willlamsburg, was found sleeping In a hallway, No, 100 Broad- way, Willlamsburg, at midnight Sun- day and arrested on a charge of va- Lot 6—Handsome stylish nearseal coats, with large collars, revers and cuffs of beaver, sable, squirrel and mink, coats worth B75 and $85.. 6660006 $35 fects, Worth up to $1.25, for 25c. Just 5,650 pairs of sample hoslery from one of New York's big Pero aid kde ahaa eleee rE importers came to us at a ridiculously little price, ’ Neola ay cr Ks This enables the Bloomingdale Hoslery Store to offer on Tuesday: women’ at that address, while stepping Into the stockings which retail regularly at 75¢, “ and $1.25 a palr at lend me : hallway to see If everything was in order around the place, stumbled over the old man, Dochter held Mallenbers unt] he could turn him over to the pollce. He told the pollee he had been @tarving for the past four days and had Tald down tn the doorway to sleep. He wald two of his stepsons were wealthy | nd lived on Fifth avenue, Manhattan, | but he had not seen them for some timo. Tho sergeant sent out a meal for the old man, which he devoured ns though famished, He will be arraigned fa tho Leo gene Count to-day, nie ue In this lot are so many different st Nes that description ts Impossible, They are of fancy, plain and silk embroldered isle thread and cotton, and most of them in sizes 9 and 934. We cannot fill mail orders, Main Foor, 80th St. @eouton, Table Linens and Houschold Dry Goods at Remarkable While Sale Savings. The Bloomingdale 1905 White’ Sale has brought about pricing on Table march. hite Sale orders were more radical-than in many years—and ‘Women’s $35 Jap Seal Fur Women’s Sample Stockings _tions than has the Bloomingdale White Sale for 1905. The downward tendency of vidual lots were corisidered. White Sale, which means of what such merchandise brings-to-day in the open market, It is needless to impress upon 7 that we put through—you know-the:B! Embroideries in the White Sale. We were fortunate enough to secure the entire sample line of one of the most prominent im- porters at a most remarkable So you may select Nainsook and lc Edges and Inser- tions, worth all the way up to 50c. yard, for 127¢c yd. ‘ods that have not been seen oncessions from the makers ar price in-every case, Bedding. iantets Ort aru Main Floor, 89th at. Seetion, Tess than 75c, apiece; for, palr, 496 | SS Blankets —tumoie welsh ree New Side-Part it i Zot ea man mel g¢ || Dompadourrs $1.98 savareoonnae sevens ceneee possi dra Comfortables—of good quality allk- ring de Hair Goods Hey wate tae ed al ae, Store, sit- worth $1.28, f0F......+ceereed: mnt in Ye Crochet Bed Pull size, aller hemmed, A a eiles puien fine he new s quality; value 91.25, FOP .o00s 098 Blooming. My Crochet Bed Spreads—extra heavy |] dale Arcade, quality, hemmed, full size, best de- |] offers these signa, value $1.50, for.,......986 new aida Masta eect tamesti wat | PRT porate sd UAL a at rho dours of fine, natural, wavy other wellknown 40°. Eres 1% 11 human hair at the special Intro ductory price of $4,98 each, Sheeting —9-4, good quality, by These pomipadoure are very ensy aac, yd., for, Sheets—made by the New York fein and are extraordinarily He ine FI best grade, We also offer— lower than agents’ prices: 4 Size 54x90, 9c Size 63x90, 426 51,60 Switches tor 6%, Size 72x90, 49¢ Size 81x90, 53c Eighteen inches long. Size 90x90, Se Size 9x99, 686 $3 Switches for $149. Pillow Cases —Made by the New York Mills: Size 42x36, 10%c Size 45x36, 12}6 Size 50x36, 14c Size 54x36, 160 Twenty inches long, We offer the largest assortments of halr goods In New York City, and prices throughout are remark~ Main Floor, Near Rotunda. Men’s Sample Socks Worth Up to $1 for 25c. a Bair. Three thousand six hundred pairs of men’s socks which hed New York pagina’ house used for a month or so as travellers} samples came to the Bloomingdale Hosiery Store at a next-to-nothing rice, P You may profit by this transaction, for the whole lot goes on sale, be- ning Tuesday morning, at 25¢, a palr, “ teas oaks are of Hite taread, some lain, others with eilk-embroldered clockings, and many tn fancy openwork effects, Sizes mostly 10 and 1044, No mail orders filled, Remarkable Values in Knitted Underwear on Sale Tuesday. ‘The arranging of stock, special Bloomingdale buying and our endeavor to rig this te eet week in our underwear history bring about the following most remarkable values in the famous brands of knitted underwear for men, women and children. Women’s $1.25 All-Wool Underwear at 50c, toh ty ett Oy a f] Onelta Combination Sults,,of white and gray wool; worth ot feast $2, “Women's 80c Flecce-Lined Underwear 2%. Harvard make fleece-lined-vests and pants; all izes, Women’s 29c Fieece-Lined Vests & Pants 17c. Men's 50c Fleece-Ltned Underwear 29, Men's $1.75 Camel's Hair Underwear 7c, Dr, Wright's Fleece-Lined Underwear 59c. , In silver gray; all sizes, Also several Iines of broken sizes In S0c, and 750, natural woo! merino shirts and pants at 290, Quin Foor, Seth Gt, Besthen. Men’s and Women’s Kid Gloves Three Pre-Inventory Specials. Stock-aking makes the closing out of the following lots ad- visable, Inasmuch as they are small and are occupying counter room in the Bloomingdale Glove Store needed for other goods. Our pricing should hurry them out on Tuesday in short order, Women’s $1.25 Kid Gloves, a Patr 79c. This lot comprises about 850 patrs of women's full P, K. gray mocha gloves in two-clasp style, with embroldered backs, all sizes. Women’s $1 Kid Gloves, a Pair 50c. An assortment of “handled” gloves left from the hollday stampede. Great bargains {f you don’t mind alittle mussing, All sizes in all colors to be found In this lot, Men’s $1 Tan Ktd Gloves, a Patr 50c. A lot of about 2,500 pairs that represent extraordinary value-giving In- d at $0c. a palr, Madn Floor, 59th Bt, Section, ‘Main Wioor, 69th Mt, Beoticn, Lexington to Third Ave.—-Bloomingdale Brothers—-59th to 60th Street. The 1905 White Sale Starts Tuesday Morning, Janvary Third ~ No White Sale that we ever panne met with more success in its prepara- f the raw cotton and linen markets brought _more manufacturers than ever before seeking our tremendous orders for the 4905 White Sale at remarkably lowered figures—Much below an been able to make for over a Year, except, of course, in cases where only indi- This brings about really extraordinary pricing, affecting every single lot of goods in this Savings to You of a Full Third uality has been the keynote in every transaction mingdale way prohibits any other course, can be made in bright, clean, sanitary factories— women’s muslin, nainsook and cambric undergar ments, made generous in proportions, carefully cuts well sewed and every garment nag fashioned and trimmed in the newest ways, are otfe h \\ ye et White Sale by the Bloomingdale Undermuslin et “4 tore , Ae and so they must stand as Myint of the thousands upon thousands of similar savings 29¢,—Of muslin, made with both V eruffie, 39¢,—-Of cambric and muslin, six different styles, with yoke of four 890. Ot na nsook, cambric and 79c.—Of cambric, In three styles, other special Blooming le White Rummaging about in the Bloomingdale Shoe stocks brougi Sale purchase, and so low, was Oh 11 tight many litle lots that were too small to sell-by themselves, These handsome goods at xbbut & These we've grouped to make a full’complement of sizes tot r the regular prices. Lot No, 2—Besutitul Spachtel _ Special Sale of printed below that no mother who retends to dress her children taste- fully and economically can afford to pass unh with: yokes trimmed with folds of mere ‘Th be.fad in sizes from 4 . Children’s $4 and $5 Dresses dresses, of fine cashmere, as well These mixtures, with box pleats in front and back, come In sizes from 6 to 12 years, Second Moor, Laxineion Avo. Full Set of Teeth for $4.50 {ty in any respect; our purpose Is to create an interest | teeth without plates Is unexcelled, breakable plate—it’s new to every one, Al! extractlons free, if done In connection with our work. old halts 22k., $4.50 up, Items for Tuesday from the Great Umbrella Clearance. Over three thousand umbrellas—all of the very best makes on sale in the great January Clearance at prices bound to create @ Séne sation, for the prices we will quote do not cover the original cost Of materials or handles, to say nothing of WOFKmANBIED ‘ 26 and 28 inch sizes, sultable for men and women, They're all tight-roll. tne, with case and tassel, hen } AN 1s —Umbrellas among this lot lor pure silk Umbrellas, $1.00 that usually retail for $2.75; $165 boxwood, vas pearl a made of Union taffeta, fully guar- ivory and ering han anteed, with a beautiful assortinent lot that # oe eis pa Dear ih tall ath 4s high as $3.50.) and sterling, ivory and_ sterling, tri {or pure silk Umbrellas, silver, gun metal, fancy trimmed, $2.75 a teautiful assortinee ndles of long pearl, ivory. Dresden, Weixel and cherry han- is lity pleve-dyed taf | sterling, gold plate, boxwood —Fine qualify plece-dyed tat- SLAB feta silk; a beaut sion of na ag hice oe ‘ be H e EO a reer acid FA Fed sterling, Umbrellas among this lof horn, sterlingjand gold plate, pearl ; and thy preeahy boxwood, | that usually retail as high as $5.0 ‘Main Poor, 59th at, Geet! omen’s Undermuslins of Charac et at Immense While Sale Savings. Underclothes are made as well as underclothes he that we have ster!} Umbrellas among this red in the \ At Savings Which Average a Full Third of To-Day’s Regular Prices, But a comparative few instances can be enumerated here, in this great economy occasion. Skirts. 89c.--Of good aa muslin, three different. styles, with hd lawn flounce, trimmed with tucks, tor- chon lace and insertion; other styles with enrbrofdered flounce, 79¢.—At cambric, in four very bibs Wy styles —one with deep lawn flounce, trimmed with perpendicu- lar rows of wide lace insertion be- tween tucks and deep lace ruffle on bottom; also with deep em- broldered flounce and with two torchon Jace insertions and lace |/ ruffle on lawn flounce, Others from 0, up to Corset Covers. 8¢-Of cambric,with high square neck, trimmed with embroldered edge, 29¢.—Of cambric, with full front, trimmed with two rows of Cluny lace Insertion sand edge and two rows of baby ribbon, 39c.—Of fine quality nalnsook, two styles, with full front, Some with three rows of fine torchon lace in sertion around neck and finished with lace and ribbon, Others from 490, up to $6.00, Inventorying Brings t Remarkable Shoe Specials Gowns. 10c, —Of muslin, extra wide trimmed with hem snd tucks, - 29¢,—-Of cambric and mu ruffle trimmed with h tucks and deep lace, 89c.—Of cambric, with umbrella ruffle trimmed rows of ‘block lace In edge. Also with a very deep of fine pence 69¢,—Of fine quality cambric,: deep lawn ruffle, trimmed. ' hemstitched tucks and fine: broldered ruffle, b 49c.—Ot fine uallty cam! med with deep ruffle of fine 4 broldery and hemstitched nek fut pret sys, Also ¥ brella ruffle of lawn trin Point de Paris lace and, {1 Others from 590, w Tape : Bice 39c,—Splendid quality tape: g with hose supporters attac We offer at proportion: prices complete lines of underwear in extra large + and high necks, tucked yoke with two embroidered insertions, neck and sleeves trimmed with cambric embroidered insertions and hem- stitched tucks, finished with hem- stitched ruffle; also with V neck and yoke of lace insertion and tucks; neck and sleeves trimmed with lace ruffle, are equally as pretty, muslin, Those of nalnsook are in the sur- ice style, trimmed with wide lace Insertion across front, Jace ruffle ‘around neck, with ribbon run through; flowing sleeves finished with lace, low V-neck and surplice effects. Some have wide embroidered inser- tlon and ribbon run through around the neck and finished with embroidered ruffle, Others trom 80c. un to $12.08, Sale of Spachtel Embroideries. This assortment comprises an- going to place them on sale Tuesday at figures which more than t Halt Our Regular Marked Drices. For instance, we will sell Men's $3.50 to $5.00 Shoes lor $2.66, All from regular lines, in the newest shapes, all leathers, inc not a lo, 1—Beautttul Spachtel , Scarfs and Shams, in a variety of styles and designs, Worth all the way up to 1 Ic 39c, engh, OF. ....ssr00s BE mb roldered Scarfs and Shams, In a dozen different |] tno patent coltskin, nearly all sizes and widths, and every pair gute aoe nn be, hid 25¢ an Ae to be strictly band ew ry pat “oh " Neat They were uncommonly good value at from $3.50 to $5. , Women's $2.50 Shoes for 98c. ‘ There's still a chance for those who did not secure a pair of these shoe e Pennine 45 we've added 800 pairs more to the lot from better grad 0 fill in sizes, } They're of black kid with patent leather tips, and Tuesday will po be the last time you will ever iy able to secure a palr of regular $2.50 ii Doys’ Well Made $2.00 Shoes for $1.59. Of box calf and.vicl kid, lace style, with solld oak sole, sizes 1 to 5%, ae ng Wal ane 32.00 Shoes tor $125. dongola, button lace styles, with pate er tips and eprint Sts Bly to 11, Boe. Steed 1136 &0 Fag sr acetyl "Women’s $1 2and $15 Ve Skirts Offered Tuesday al $4 Certainly a sale well worthy to in- oh Itlate the Bloomingdale Women’s Skirt oT Store's business for 1905, is this sale of women’s $12 and $15 silk nap velvet skirts at $4.98, The lot comprises a quantity of about a hundred and fifty skirts made with Box Pleated and Kilted Bottoms, with deep hem and silk waistbands, All of the inside seams are bound and nicely finished off. All regular lengths and walstbands, You may select from the season's smart- est colors, as well‘as plain, rich black, Only one hundred and fifty skirts in the lot, so be sure i Lf. you get here on time i to choose from these A L $15 skirts at Girls’ Dresses. Some very particular Items are Children's Dresses in Fancy are cash- and ruffle, finished with braid, are lined throughapt and may (2 years, at $2.98. This ts a broken lot of children’s is of fine serges, Russian Dresses at re of serges and fancy They are prettily trimmed, and jection. Economy in Dentistry. For this week we will make & We do this at no sacrifice of qual- In our methods. Our new process of making Ask to see our “Coraline” un- 80c, up. ‘ try, Third Floor, Beoond Floor, 50th St. Section. Randell’