The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1905, Page 7

HAE YOU MET THE CEASUS MANE Many Residents Complain that ~ They Have Not Been Regis- tered, Although Supervisor Brown Says Work Is Done. ‘Although {t ts announced that the cen- fla ordered by the State is practically @omplete in this city, The Evening ‘World ts in receipt of scores of letters from reailents complaining that the jumeratore have not visited their “I have @ wite and nine children,” ites one taxpay “that Lam ansiots ‘eee counted in the population, Despite he my wite remaing at the information 18 enumerator Wants, no one has called, fame complaint oomes trom all town, Anxious fathers and re are wtaying. up nights in th that the dilatory enumerator will fond register the newest born in the family among the citizens of this Great and Aoueee Btate. Thomas KE. Brown, jr., Btate Super. sor of Census for the boroughs of fanhattean and Bronx, with an oM 0, 180 Nassau street, when asked to- day What the trouble was said je did not believe his enumerators missed ‘sons, mevou Assured," he said, “that the will bea thorough one, Of cours ar fow who are negligent and have Siitully avoided Ketting the full cen- gus of the districts to which they were a "We kept, tabs on these men as well i t ta’ on ese We sould cand when we discovered districts who ald the whole work over.’! EXPLAINS LOSS OF JENELS HERE Mrs. Dr. J. M. Walker’s Valu- ables Were Left on a Chair In Lobby of Murray Hill Hotel by Her Husband. Despatches from Denver received here to-day quote Mrs. Dr. J, M, Walker, @ Prominent club woman and society woman of that city, as saying that when ashe and her ®usband left the Murray | & Hill Hotel Monday evening she left satchel containing a valuable collection of jewelry in the lobby for a moment and it was stolen, The despatches state that the Walkers are wealthy and that ‘THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 99, 1905. Mrs, Walker's collection of diamonds 1s famous in Colorado, The manager of the Murray Hill Ho- tel was somewhat surprised to rend this h ‘and gave an Ing the fol “The satchel that contained by her ow cameo pin, two cagal 8 g and an ame ON them made for her in Kurope were mot worth anything Ike amount that they are how alleged to be valued at. "Sho brought the bag downstatrs with her and left it, with her husband while sho wont to a telephone booth, He left {ton @ chair in the lobby while he went to get a cigar, and when he got back {t was gone, ‘That's all there 18 to tt." | ee hey toe TO SELL HOTEL VENDOME. |} Judgment in foreclosure proceedings for $625,519 wes to-day filed in a suit) § brought by Florence L. Mabee aguinst | Louls L, Todd and others to foreclose | momtgage ot $476,000 made by Todd and others on July 26, erty at the soithoast corner of Broad- way and Forty-first street, known 1s the Hotel Vendome. Part of the property {s a leasehold. Arthur ‘D.Tevlax has. been appointed referee to sell the property, Joan Daniell Sons&Sons Sale of Milanese Silk Gloves. ‘Women’s 2=Clasp Imported Milanese Silk Gloves, Black and White, 5Oc. value for Complete Assortment of Sizes. 5c. 8 pair. Mail Orders Filled tite Day Recelved, Broadway, Eighth and Ninth Sts. | hor COMPANY CALLS THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC TO THE FOLLOWING LETTER: ? ile te Cee 407-819 Broadway, con. 12th Fh Makers, Larokngs The Thompson-010..-Co., New-York City, .New Gentlemen: to accept your-offer, although the prices mentioned are fully 50% below eursmanuf acturing coste This-transaction covers:ourjentire stock, consisting of, Rein Costa, Top Comte, Paddock Rain Coats, Robes ‘and‘Gowns, House’ Coste, Outing THE frouseratand :Waistcoata, renain, #4, $5 and $6 white and fancy Vests, SAIC PIICE. So sas ia css $2, $2.50 and $3 white and fancy Vests, sale price,..... cee Cone Trousers, stoutly reinforced, re- ple te with style, $5 and $6 Outing Trousers, sale price, $3.50 and $4 Outing Trousers, sale DIGS sy caltesaacceles ede iey Topcoats, extremely light weight, short, jaunty oversacks, $18 and $20 Topcoats, sale price..,, $12,50 and 615 Topcoatn, sale Keincoats, light in weight, cut extremely long, good all Summer, $20 and $22 Raincoats, sale p $15 and $18 Raincoats, sale p Don’t neglect this opport facturer’s tables, Trusting you.will realise what we lose on the transaction, we Co; dy-yours, soseees $1.50 PileSsececccester Goecsteressese BRNVGO $18 and $20 Paddock Raincoats, sale pees. 1000 PFICe. es ve eees paeeseesteeeel 9,25 Light weight Smoking*Jackets and House Coats, A gift appreciated by every 2 user of tobacco, ! 3.25 $10 and $12,50 velvet House Jackets, Hi 2.75 sale price...... Re iees seevece coos 5,00 Be! he . $7 and $8 all-wool Smoking Jackets, 4 Sale price...... seeees cere wee =3,00 #5 and $6 double-faced cloth Coats, F 11.75 Sale Price...... eeeees ‘sss eeccee 2,50 fi price,, 9,25) Bath Robes of blanket, German Jacquard - and Terry cloth, #10 and $12.50 Bath Robes, sale price 5.00 rice,... 99.75] $7 and $8 Bath Robes, sale price,.... 3.00 rice,,,. 9.25] #5 and $6 Bath Robes, sale price,.... 2,50 unit hey are located at 20K CLOTHIERS [I Vie Yahe June 10th, 1905 e Replying ‘to:your-favor of the 9th inst., as we are retiring from usinesa,:and:vish -all-matters:arranged this coming week, we have decided Blunt ABOVE IS THE STORY, BELOW ARE THE VALUES: $22 and $25 Paddock Raincoats, sale This is the first time we have ever handled Bath Robes, but these in this sale are sucts good value | that we feel it will be a great advertisement for us to give them to our customers at such smal to secure your vacation clothin; member that all the goots in this sale are brand-new, 1905 patterns, i I prices. at a tremendous saving, Re- ésh and clean from the manu- Sale starts to-morrow morning at eight o'clock in the four Thompson stores, These are easily reached from any part of the city. 68 Nassau St., corner John St., . 245 Broadway, below Murray St, = = otfe block east of Broadway. ‘| opposite City Hall Park. 1902, on the prop- | bs Aik i. Alt CARS IRANSKER JO sem @ || All sils vatfcta Ribbon, 121%. This is a Bargain Friday Special’ that's bound to attract attention and +sell tremen- dously An absolutely All-Silk Taffeta Ribbon in a beautiful variety of wanted shades, that usually sell for 18¢, D Att Cars Jeanster To loonungaales Lenin 10 5* AEF 59060", Bargain Friday at Greater New York’s/ | Greatest, Most Resourceful Store. Thousands of folks who desire to make their income render/the greatest possible service are regular patrons of this: weekly#Blbom- ingdale distribution of phenomenal values, Every section of the store offers to the economical unrivalledtoppordunities, The advertised bargains are scarcely a molety of those you:will find.4in many instances lots are too small to merit wide publicity. Comeearly, 59" 60'S A Two-Hour Furor in Skirts! Come To-Morrow, Bargain Friday, And We Will Show You How and Why We Can Sell a Thousand Skirts in Two Hours, On Sale from 10 to 12 o’Clock. At $2.79 TEN STYLES IN $4, 86, $8 and $10 SKIRTS. Each week this two-hour sale grows in importance and attracts greater and greater attention, The values for to- morrow are surprising, The styles are strictly up to date, Some are in the severe tailor styles, while others are in the 7, 13,19 and 24 gore effects, Trimmings of straps, buttons and tallor stitching add to their attractiveness, —|| The Greatest Specials in that any Bargain/Friday Kimonos has ever brought i'to the surface, Women’s Short Kimonos in pink, biug and black polka dot lawn, with square yoke, 5 border of white lawn: special... a0. , ic ‘Women's Kimonos of sheer fawndin ‘Jypanese effects, square yoke, wide sleewe, border 23 " of solid colors,,, ene ic — Wonten’s Lawn Dressing Sac fuck in fancystripes, fitted back, fullfront, round codlur, trlinmed 23 with embroidery; special... sm... seeee ic ‘Women’s Lawn Dressing Sacques, made in several styles, Ilght and dark colors, with fitted back, full front, small or large sallor 29. collars, trimmed with lace onffancy bratds.. Ic Pioomingdaies’, 24 (Floor, Sth St,/ Section, COUPON, | Good to-momeny,, Rangatn Friday, $1.25 Dining Chair, 75c Uoon presentation ot this ‘coupon We will pall you @ full oi See! Coupon. ” Wonderful Value, Upon presentation of this cous von we will sell you @ fash- tonable Handbag =a Value. for 69c. Waive. es f 0,3. loominedalee', Fourth Foor, Linen Department Bargain Friday Specials. 75 Pieces Pure White Table Damask, highly mercerized, beautiful designs; value 50c, a yard; for Frida: 50 Pieces All Pure Linen Satin Table Damask, Scotch make, neat designs; value 6$¢, a 49, yard; for Friday. ry Ic 800 Dozen Restaurant Napkins, hemmed ready for use, dice pattern gnivi for Friday, “EE AQ ure Linen hemmed, Eight different styles, Walrus grain leather, 9 to 1 ins chen fold, plated, patent looks. ided Vienna, gold plate cabped handles, Some’ fitted “with purse and card case, None gold at this price without this coupon, Bloomingdates’, Main Floor, Oth Bt, Bection, Wall Papers Greatly Reduced Simply because we must make room for the new Fall de- signs a chance: like this will not come soon again, Wall Papers, sullable for upstairs rooms; were selling for 4¢,; Wall Papers, just the thing for bedrooms; were selling for 10c.; now, 5 Wall Papers, appropriate for din. ing-rooms, halls, Sc were Selling for 15c.; now.. . 8c Wall Papers, good decoration for parlors, libraries, reception rooms, &c; were selling for 30c, 15c NOW. eae . Od ar or, 69th St. Section, Bargain Friday Specials in American Crystal Glassware. From among the thousands of pretty useful pieces assem- bled on our third floor for this sale we select the follow: ing for special mention: Lemonade or Punch Bowls, Al ins, rida} Friday Bargains in White Goods, Fancy Embroidered Law and sheer, just the mate want for hot weather, 4 neat designs, for Friday, p yard, <sreei i inal Pat fine and sheer, the 15c. grade, for Friday, per yard. 10c Assorted Lot of Imported Bwisees small And large dots, fine and sheer: value 50¢, for Friday, per yard : 25¢ Bloomingd Main Floor, Brilliantine, Panama, Cashmere, Fine Lin= ens, Cheviots, Meltons, Worsteds, Mohkairs and Mannish Cloths are the materials em~ ployed in the making of these splendid skirts, 22 to 28 inch waistbands—extra sizes, too, 30 to 35 inches, 38 to 44 inches long, None will be sent C. O, D,, and not more : than two will be sold to a customer. From 10 to 12 o'clock to-morrow, Bargain Friday, at Bloomingdales’, $4.00, $6.00, $8.00 2 79 if and $10,00 skirts at the remarkably low price of..... eens ° | Bloomingdales’, Second Flow, h Bi. + Extraordinary Bargain Friday Sale of e 2 High-Grade Knitted Summer. 2 Underwear and Hosier es ess Women and Children, This is the time—to-morrow, Bargain Friday—to secure high-grade, fine quality hosiery and underwear at about half price, and Bloomingdales’ is the place. Our hosiery and underwear buyer has just returned from Europe, where he was fortunate enough to secure, direct from the makers, large lots of samples of plain and fancy hosiery and underwear of high grades at astonishingly low prices. The goods have just reached our store from the steamer and will be on sale at opening hour and all day to-morrow. Prominent among them are: a Men’s, Women’s . 1 Tez ud chess Fine Regular 19c. Hosiery. The greatest value in Hosiery New York has ever seen, Not a ppele pair is worth less than 19c., and a great many were made to sell at higher prices, In. the est black and plain tans, Cc others with silk embroidered insteps. No mail orders filled, ‘To-morrow at Bloomingdales’, Men's yomen’ \ v—Finest | Women’s 69c, Hoslery at 33c.; extra fine sheer lisle ART EET Back rae AN Pea 19¢ thread, with silk hand imbroldered insteps; neat patterns, silk embroidered and lace hosiery; all sizes. C | a variety of styles: actual value 9c. a pair, in 33¢ No Mati Orders Filled, | black and tans; Sale price, seceeeseerreeeers vee Men’s and Women's 50c. Hoslery at 25c,—Extraor- - dinary bargain, Ihe Women's Stockings are in finer) Women’s, Regular dic. Lace Liste Threag Stocks titer gauze lisle Sam Barter tobe made to retail pal rr Our. regular price, 44c,5 in'black. tans and 29c at 50c, per pair, in black, tan and white, te; ry F Tho Men's Halt Hose ‘are made of a high grade fine gauze white; on sale to-morrow, Bargain Friday, at,,, lisle thread, in all shades; also fancy lisle thread half | Children’s 25c. Lisle Thread Stockings, 15c., do- hose; none worth less tian 50c, per pair; all 25 mestic make, fine ribbed, perfect quality seaml 15 Seb aasesss MCMASTER TLE SIEC THRU OR Rio IC | fast black and tan, actual 25¢. value, at... Cc Biggest Kind of Bargains in ’ f : : Men’s Balbriggan and While Lisle Thread Underwear. Men's 69c. Balbri Und at 35c,—Made of | wy, = 4 . Gest grade COMbAT HEYEIIAN, cotton) the “shirts have | Women’s Fino 35c, Lisle Vests for 19¢., neatly trim: French neck bands and long or short sleeves; the med at the neck and armholes; various styles; 19c CeAWere Daye double seats and aE ene at pants to match; value 35, each, atl sees 1 7se choles of al Sisee cS Selling elsewhere 350 | children’s White Gauge Vests and Pants Men's Fine $1.00 White Liste Finished Underwear, at Exactly Half Price fieiabe Ae Me raanWrelekeutath Saker he with Children’s White Gauze Vests and Pants—the vests drawers have extra double gussets; very cool; all made with silk tape binding and pearl buttons. Sizes, value $1,00 per garment, at..seserseevees 50c Sizes, 16 to 24, i , Men's Knickerbocker or Knee Length Drawers, —— ae SY AS Ra a most popular undergarments for hot weather wear} cool Average value 30¢, 15¢ Avera Hel 19c and comfortable; in nainsook and fine balbriggan; 50 for ° ok ° all sizes, at. . see Cc Tioomingdales', Main Floor, 59th and Oth St, Sections. $10, $12 & $15 Suits To-Morrow, $7.95 If you want to combine real Summer comfort with the greatest economy you have ever had the chance to practise, here’s the very opportunity, Men’s Suits of 4 Worsted, Flannel and Homespun all the newest stripe and mixed effects in the light and dark grays that are so enormously popular this 4 Summer, oats base j anu 42 glasses to tial, per Séleecere ns 1.98 Water Tumblers, regular ta- ble size, special, per dozen,, 1c “Gpce pee fossa eee 190 Specials in Crystal Glass, White and Gold Glass and Colored Glass Table Pieces advertised by other ‘stores as wonderful bargains at In the tailoring of these suits not a detail ; ay sarge hase mer has been slighted. As much care has been exercised ia Special....., Meads tity 9c in cutting, making and finishing as any high-class i tailor would give to a suit made to your special order, | { Bring your best $10, $12 and $15 i My and a comparison will prove that the: : are ona par with, if not superior to, a 5 we you can find anywhere at the above prices. Remember to-morrow’s price at Bloom- ingdales’ is only..... FH OCL RTO) 39c Radio Magno Safety Razors, Manufacturers’ Price, $2.00. Our Sale Price, 95c Impussible_ to cut your face with this combination Safety razor, The Greatest In- vention of the age for shaving hard and soft beards, There is absolutely no possibility of cutting the skin. No Boys’ All Wool Norfolk Jacket Suits, in neat mixed cheviots, in- cluding some light color crash A Great Sale of Youngs Men’s Suits Elegantly Made of Boys’ Wash Svits The Highest Grades Made. Nothing Better to be had any- where; — desirable ceils toss POD Cheviots & Worsteds. All sizes from 15 to 19, experience required to use it. The safety guard is so constructed that it may a be turned over the back of the razor, for right or left hand shaving. 95 z Many worth $10. 5 sizes from 8 to 15 $1 729 5 : ROMMOREOW ONLY abhi Gaurav iNiLUrTan errr aieliias [4 * To.morrow yrs. To-morrow. . Bloom neat st ladon, effects. These suits are worth at least $3.50. All + At the Bloomingdale store you will always find a complete assortment of the Wondertvl Gilette Safety Razors $4 95 idea —2 set of 12 blades wilh double edges—24 razors in all, for on, Bloomingdales’, Main Floor, 50th St. Se Men’s Straw Hats, $1.25. All Cars Transter to Bloomingdale Brother s—tex. to 3d Ave, 59th to coh St, Fett Excellent Quality and Styles, Greatest Shoe Values in the Main Floor Shoe Bargain Corner, | WEDDED AT NEWPORT. ins Tnggart Becomes Bride of Burlock Eakin Rabel, NEWPORT, Juno %2.—The first fash- mable wedding. the season took Dride being Mies a dying condition ashower bouquet of lilles of the ay iriet Hospital Ho The bridegroom was Burlock (ho RKO Hdkin Rabell, of New York. ‘The bride is the daughter of the lat 8. Ts Bart, | Hor aister ts Mrs, Phillips, whose husband gave her away. Merb nae dae Fae 8 | valley. 10 bridesmaids, attired Uberty silk gownsand of pink roses tled \ Weve Miss Lucy and M Miss Ttouanna Had (Now. Yor. ‘on, Allo! ow You BP, Conse! he ‘ore & Ww! in p ying Aawianiny Me early AL, ns, "