The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1907, Page 3

Less Costly Hats Than Usual Seen in the Great Easter Parade This Year; | Retrenchment Being the.Rule Because of Troubles in Wall Street *\ Few Headpieces Costing $100 or Over Seen in Fifth Ave. Pageant. ‘THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1907. | ee arm iThe Kind You Have _~ STILL ARE BECOMING. Reng : i similating the! Description of the Notable Cre- re ing Pood: ations Worn to Church — | rahe: by Famous Women. By Annette Bradshaw. f The purchase of hats has been OV erned #5 cic @tocks this year th hae Woinen of tie wmari Deen accustomed at even the milliners oomarke: reports. t eet, whi “e \ e MOS BAIS PBITREY il ————— | Middle hat Is by a leading | | milliner in New York City and RU. M OLAICH Neste | costs just an even $100, which is about the top price this sea” ording to Dr. Park and De, Bigg. cially large and handsome bird of wk sour . ' Ally want, ve | ———— pene Graefts related th e mune, thous | an mee the arguments of pe 2. My and . ne pitt promptly Gaaacaxa fe parents ah : Annul-Marriage With | e4.h tne coer ae eet nares | cordial or gentle when the doct } ee Sorat veness 2 | easing he bestowed her and talk of her internal storehouse:| Cosmides. "See tte: kiseed him est ; jai: of germ: ne has sent for her relia H | Bow ? "|Hospital Officials Isolate + crm ce te" "her a SMother Flames in Cloth- wisei3 Eos || Women’s Boots | ‘Mary Ilverson as a. | 2etre si ee ter ratom cee aca| ing, but His Injuries The romance of pretty Maybelle An-| itter her anothers: death, had threat: | @val price for a ; motehera come well below | and assorted into her various cogs and sted and Greek Apollo Christo Georg | ened ta wend her, to an Institution, to! th A | 1 0 o Cc hic be 4 = nic: Ansted replied that he had ‘et: tha noe % a | bite of anatomical machinery a ‘ommides, which began with an elope-| which Mr. street, where . | Menace, If her friends acvi relatives come to May Be Fatal. ment from the White Plains country | never made any such threat nor thought Qbove the $10 mark, the —_——_ | her ald the’ ease will undoubtedly be home of her father, William Howard| The romance was short-lived. Six ‘4 1 | BS ‘ | brought into the eourts and a new| | Ansted, the weaitly publisher at No.|monthy after the clandestine marriage Niverson, a cook, lara® and|ouuse of medico-jurisprudence de-| Mrs. Marie A. Brosnan and her two'| i% West Twenty-elghth street, and had| Christo Georg Coamldes was Arrested charge of Bane, with the noto- fous. Alfred onlin, then “tn the Binckwell's Island “Penitent swindling scheme | through two or three : : . ar-| wide, Coamides being & menace to the community, In that 8h®/ tne people she had cooked for with| No 20% Madison avenue, caught. Ore|reet, fainting parents in police court, | one of them, getting om and robust, ts a prisoner In Dr, Bensal sald to-day that | 4 ea in the | Roosevelt Hospital, adjudged by Bahi-| he would not give out the games of) 1, Because of the emphatic demand for tans and the evident scarcity of the goods risked their| all the melodramatic ‘ rf of | bunt for a “missing heiress,” the varionus families in whith Mary yon in an effort to save that of) ow. of =. motherly duenni | worked, as he did not want to inepire | George EB. Marshall, when thelr home, | Catchmaker, a midnight marriai lant f ACO on its cholce Ow a decree marked! tary Buperintendent Walter O. Bensal shops Wate usual fe Seow | scatters typhold germs vennteiey: ne reine My terol raptondil o to-day, tocuivensad sana the Daternal Dieasing. wer “he oun Rapa, © ip - t lepartment stor shops| According to Dr, William H. Park, of tims of tyobo! eto tire Bicsean “ had its tragic finish in the divorce court | dlscha: e Sant ieee ie ‘ the ot themaelv n keeps a boarding house ; eeaeecins tet Spd ite shape] Aeeofting’ te De: WMA MPR (et Sag enlieg Glan (woer7,, ouitves “eer ect ae ed | other stores, we continue into tt, Marshall, who is employed in the office ‘The Ansteds have a : : f ols ® L equntry house at | When his runaway bride appeal 1 ot the case, Mise Tiverson ta. human| '"!5,!"voman was airicken with the\iej|Of the American Express Compasd, had | , The Ansteds have a saunter Howe 48] one hie runazay ride Aepmiet toill advertise our complete stock culture tube.” Supt. Bensa! declared] ease about eix yeaa ago and recovered |® room on the top Moor. On the three their marriage on the ground that, she ioe ees to 1 si TeewhuaT x other Soors were several of her board. | Plains packing for their return t0 | Woo not of lemnl age of consent, either an Eventng World reporter to-day! after the attack Wad run its usual course their elly mansion, at No, 207 Fifth} was Mrs. Gravtfe in court. After n all sizes—Duttion an 4 declared cured. It now ap-|¢fs, both men and women. The fire ot 1 166, Mine May-| triumphant acquittal in police Sear: ace. i -|18 supposed to have started in Mar- Svenue, wh Dr. Benael, that her {n Po teen, bat already a[ however, Mire Greette ald to a: re $3 00 to $7 00 purchasing. The HA great Been such early spring Weather factor this; but i common people q te cerned tn f d i ably feel K that since Mary fully tecovered from an attack of typhold she suffered about 2 belle, only ontinued 49 produce! hall's room and was discovered by 5 ‘ Pe a cast beautiful wormg. tall! and wil-|" “Am Ia Jim dandy or am Tn Arend Naa Wrote destin ctreat eee fired Following custom, the Justice r testinal tract has ¢ tix years ago thirty-eight persons wholand develop typhold germs which cx ed acer Nana tc-| ried the ie to others. Dr. Den-|Hundred and Twenty-sixth street sta- | lowy, and accomplished vanished Frit enjoyed her cooking visi Ene he eee aye ane is a “living fever factory.” |UoR. Helwig sent cali for the en-| Mr Ansted was frantic, for he soon Th ‘y e rae. ibe i ot a This ‘is all the more engular when }@iRes and then degan beating on tha learned sat a hatidsome young Greek | ¢ big rosy-cheeked crok ts not ! 01 ‘i ie erchant at At the Reéokavalt. Hoe: |oonsiderad arith. the statement. at. he |sraes Gent so Sweken: the occupants lof Ge Easter visitors to New York will find » place of interest in this Ee the largest store in the world entirely devoted to the sale of shoes. | Alexander | — for the bau the house " ° h > 1 hearty and shows not the girl had to be i there a ee eee of akine eyphold The door was opened by Mrs. Bros-| Parktiurst Soclety In a pear ole ok_6_weehy " ~ : pan and her daughters’ The women | /ost one ; 2 that she had’ inet hee | Wil! Stay in Hospital. bewan screaming and soon the other |.git was Jearned shes she Nag tit tee ad boarders were making for the street fouwia M. Graeffe, Ni w West Shety- through the smoke-filled halls, Sudden t, an ok}, old friend of t “The Lord only knows what we ean > with ¢ Jd Dr, Benae! like n. fPO families in| do with the woman,” gad DF Benes! |i, a. man, his clothes flaming, leaped g ike them, | tao ener. and f to-de we have determined to |} omen hentia famous Judge ntosh ahe ately end: found [tonsa Be Ae ae erate He. | down the ataire screaming th agOnY:| wus n daughter Sixth Avenue and Nineteenth Street infected thirty-| Bee Se ere wilt certainly |Near the front door he fell. Mrs On Oct, Z, Supt. MeClintook, of the ea t peopl eption Hor sabia gent Brosnan and her @aughters, with wraps Society arrested ni s that she | employ every, moans known to aclene®| rung’ in the hallway, put out the Fe tepnnicel uate ot aes ey on ea ever > expert | to locate and destroy Bie 4 minte aes nl flames, The man, who proved to be ‘and the Greek, * system | of germa which persist } | Marshall, was carried to the street, the cage came up for a neces-/ her anatomy | The engines made short worm of the young couple appe and the ber Gown or—tavoive her} —Dbr;-Hensal sald that 1 was not yet}. "° Shere ean to: Harlem M .{inumphantty Sealed Against impurity, any of the twenty-five | and lege in a stra. nown wheth oapith!. He waa terribly burned and » Joined in ‘mar ndent Renae? |» pus-| persons to whom the woman had com little hope ts held out for his recovery,| riage at y of the Ascension legality of such a pro-| municated typbold had died of the dis-| onvinced that he has |e Suspicion wes finaly atk ——————— — z - Jd. as being the only pow oumatantial case t whether it will be e source of contagion. in every TRAINMEN NY a ake her apart to find where | case of typhold the Health Departinent | Hj) oi 5 is ; 10 CUT ES, rad Foal aggetirebrentetbate| | nat Aaegedederng egret | Most Notable Piano Event of the Year. SPECIAL SALES OF WHITE WAISTS jm the ts water supply, location of other near-| AND | c Unique in Medicine by cases, &e | BLACK AND WHITE DRESS GOODS = ‘As one after another of the onsce of | typhoid developed in families where Mary liverson was employed. was investi. uspicion was finally fixed on was removed to the hosp!- When Mary was taken to the Board the persuasion of | her there. Then It was found that ac TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, APRIL 2d, en health inspectors to carry WHITE WAISTS, COMPRISING ESPECIALLY PREPARED STYLES, a private Show Sentiment Against | Hospital wuere ane Was no room large enough to hold the| *e had Be !yphold | E. B E. R IA N oO Ss | VARIOUSLY TRIMMED WITH LACE AND EMBROIDERY, Secret Vote/ Declared to (kant, (w dein ne tars Me! BED RAN MISSING | | | ee cee ee m in Roosevelt | .c"oe. starman| WITH EMPLOYER'S BOY. | SPECIAL SALE OF | | | °. . } Dr, William H, Park e . | Big Strike, Binge, germ rpeciallnis, “have taken oo: | Used This Season by the CONRIED SILK AND ¥'OOL, AND ALL-WOOL SUITINGS, IN "WHITE ie SD | churge Of the exse. ‘They Delleve they DEES RR a | Sian a, onan A | ee RE METROPOLITAN OPERA COM ag gig gro ] r vads Kemi) Cohén, aged“nine, eon of Bamey BLACK AND WHITE MOHAIR, threatened with @ strike ha made O — ae Mary's peer i yall ae | Conen. a dairy farmer living on Georges | sms JUN Compleced Came absolutely Onique to medical) 7 ood stout three miles 1 this © 6 7 : ‘ gle 2 phowing a history pi ecollesiie pasipa(er eda a Mh dae Bly lh ge HIS sule consists of over 60 Weber Grand and Upright Pianos used HERETOFORE $1.25 TO 2.00, AT 78c, PER YARD. rw Os f Page ea Re Fe areal ak miaa-yastacday s0bn, and when naltiy this season by the artists of the Conried: Metropolitan Opera Com- » Mage citer of the ronds. ‘The announce. )fi8d ber. In the DeuseHOlds WISTS, 06 ee anne ee eerie cand pany in their apartments and at the Opera House. ~ They represent meat. Sas made un Mae 22 ed, no 0 : , ; f a Fy Brent vas mate to ve ma, eraplared, _a0-suapidion-arede- tpat Porth Amakoy ty look them up the personal choice of great artists, and were selected last Fail from a large Fifth Avenue, 34th and 34th Sarees, New Pork vera) curios mn - stock because of their superior musical quality, @ wettlement 0 Cohen nearly a year. fle isa Pole and may ‘bor * use ployers began to look up ter record, a known only John. He waa se : ers wonotiniton tracing AF carter, step: by step. she eA ir tacan thal ae diaeintas eonener As the opera season lasted but seventeen weeks this year, these | Riiaedtes thu gue t the railroads, 1* ®uch ® perfectly healthy looking per- | 2 Dv ed Ty good workman i . . ” ns “aay Was aprend shed Mat tod shat eo.008 WOU Slane te ol tebe Taal hie eR instruments, after being polished, give no indication whateverof use. They ai could all be sold as new if such were the policy of the Aeolian Company. At the relatively low prices asked {for them they represent absolutely the greatest piano values ever offered to the pubtic. gad that | take lon ' per in pay | " Grand Cher G mon, of the naa M This is the ei consecutive season that the Weber has been the exclusive choice of the members ‘of the Opera Company The piano used ty Caruso is among the number to be sol is well as Scotti’s, Fa and ¢: Homer's, Cavalieri’s, Platcon's, Journet’s, « one is marked with the name of the artist who used it fue inte 000 Seale Paeticipat The’ price of the Weber piano is at all times rigidly maintained, This cad “Opera Sale” is therefore the only opportunity offered to select a practically new Weber piano from a large stock and to buy it at a price caltnarie paid for an instrument distinctly less desirable ARDSLEY “ARROW COLLAR Expertness gained by years of experience justifies the claim that Arrow Collar prtterns insure perlect fit and sit No 42 Mond siroft, bas added a com as 200 STYLES IM QUARTER BIZER; ic EACH) @ FOR 260 “isaege WW. Secugse ean: "Clue, Pesbody & Ca. Tred, BN, ¥., Makers of Cleeis Shirts l yesterday. whieh wise 4 waite FOR LISTS OF THESE OUTFIT. | | AMMATAIENTS el ) aaaeee iar } “aki honisneo : x 12002" onta ME EUS These pianos will be sold for cash atthe prices plainly marked on each iustrument, or on moderate monthly payments with simple interest added. The Aeolian Company: Aeolian Hall, .2a Siin’st Ny, “BiG SIX" GETS ANOTHER Bi Wootwars, generai printer, at