The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1909, Page 4

FEARING LOSS OF MIND YOUNG WIE. ENDS LIFE BY GAS | Harry Stokes Finds Her Body in Their Flat on His Return Home. LEFT NOTE TO HUSBAND Having to Get His Breakfast at 2 A. M. Made Her Nervous. ning the wear and tear on her the lose of sleep caused by Mhaving to get up every ning at ? ‘o'clock to propare breakfast for her FB tusn: who drives a milk wago \ ‘ayould drive her {nsane, Mrs. Kath EBtokes, a pretty young woman, f early to-day In her flat at No. Amsterdam avenue. 465 The Stokeses were marrle f¥eare ago, The husband, } nvent from his home in the ft ‘Keesport, Pa., where he met t aoe Her people are wi Ahe husband thought h more rapidly in > | tmoved to this elty about t! ago. Stokes has worked 1 Nl of Fehat time for the Clover Furms Com- » pany, No. 64 West One Hundred and PThirty-Arst street, and has had a sm y furnished little flat on 8 years ULRS LILLIAN Be SEVDRINIS THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1909 Brooklyn Artist Who Received at a “Divorce Surprise Party 419 MARINES RETURN. | 99} Brought Gack From Capa on the Pratrie, Bringing from Havana a detachment of 419 marines wh e been on the on, the Un or Pratrle arrly Stern Brothers To-morrow, a Special Purchase of Women’s and Men’s Hosiery At Unusually Low Prices Women’s Plain Black Cotton and Gauze Lisle, also Ingrain Black Cotton Hose, with unbleached double soles, Pair 23¢ Half Doz. $1.35 Women’s Black Gauze Lisle with garter tops, Ingrain Black Gauze Cotton and extra fine Black Silk Lisle Thread Hose, Patr 35¢ Halt Doz. 1,95 Women’s Extra Quality Pure Thread Silk Hose, in black, white and desirable colors, \ with double soles, Men’s Cotton Half Hose, in a choice selection of vertical stripes, embroidered fronts and fancy colored mixtures, ay. | portion at Brook- st will be wn Navy Yard at | Palr 95c Three Prs. 2,75 Pair Zi ctalt Doz. 1.15 Sale of Ruffied Renaissance Lace Bed Sets ORIGINALLY $13.50 & 14.0 SET, at $7.80 & 8,50 and securely nching—tilting or mat king— Attached to your glasses for 38 ets, Sold only at our five stores, y | | | "| WH Kons | OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS | 54 Fast 23d St., near Fourth Ave. { 54 Went 125 St., near Lenox Ave. 442 ColumbusAvy., 8ist & 82d Sts. 76 Nassau St., near John Street | BROOKLYN, 489 Fulton Street | | Opponte Abraham and Siraus, | ALSO Curtains in Two and Three Pair Lots, various styles, At Greatly Reduced Prices, Decorative Articles UNIQUE IN STYLE, INCLUDING UTILITY BOXES, MISSION CHESTS, TEAKWOOD STANDS, SCREENS AND CHINTZ COVERED BUREAUS IN A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES, Special Reductions in Real Leather & Japanese Embroidered Screens Bove cre 'too---at | NORE PARTY together and athe only thing that marred the young fwite's perfect contentment was the | Pworking hours of her husband, she % pWas unused to arising eo early and she | 7 farequently complained about tt “I don't believe I'm going to be able ‘to stand this much longer, Harry,” she told her husband a few weeks ago. 4 (MIt's going on now about two | Mt's getting worse and’ worse, At fi used to be able to sleep when I'd go } ff back to bed after you left In the morn ing, but lately I Me In there with my eyes open and my nerves jump and twitch until I think I'm going crazy.” Stokes comforted hts wife and told her ho would try and get another position, but he was unsuccessful in this and his! wife's condition grew worse, Her nerves were almost tn a state of collapse, and for about a month she had been under treatment by Dr. Kurwus, No. 36 West prise party. One Hundred and Tatrtieth street, She, new and i lay awake much of the time, she lost her| it did ha } prettiness and the slightest shock would! Many » j send her Into hysterica, and oth “I must have a change," she told her perame: Lusband yesterday, “or I shall go wild.”’| efforts of M jobtain her Severinus, y Mme. De § lof the apartment-house in Amst favenue, Cause of Discontent. They were very happy —E ni Over Court Decree. omething in Brooklyn, ‘alented y Finds His Wife Dead. Harry Stokes left As usual this morn- slave, but she was, n yed for freedom. A jury heard the case before Justice and awarded {t to her. +} This ts where folks, many of th fair Brooklyn artist, come in. pupils or what I have done, This {s the very latest—a divorce sur t ts aesthetic y of th “FIRST CH RECORD FOR FAIR ARIST Mme. De ote Surpri by Friends Who Rejoic ised |" e d in the | 1ebae on the ground that she was an javer- for two years had hoped jj that | j Carr thought she was entitled to liberty, oung They \k t stand this any longer. Yo j Jknow my 1 GB | wanted to show their delight at her | Bood fort @ were anxious to do | Jit In some unique, surprising way, dtl] they Last down if for allo: swing his 6 80 early In the | her nerves that made her she was happy in twenty-elght years” o | FOUR CHILDREN KILLED BY FLAMES IN HGME. ‘Parents Dr They A children | & er par: Four ) Jan to and t i} Mr. and Mrs | recond story win } ously hurt. ed from a DEBS SUPPORTS GOMPERS, Eugene V, Deb e | B.A hod DEPARTMENT FOR WOMEN'S MADE-UP GOWNS Ttman & Cn, rde of them rare f IN THIS DEPARTMENT WILL BE FOUND GARMENTS MADE.UP ND READY FOR IMMEDIATE WEAR, PARTICUi STTENTION BEING INVITED TO THE NEWEST STYLES AND MATERIALS DANCING DRESSES. IN| EVENING GOWNS AND 34th Street, 35th Street and Sth Avenue, ey, ' on ) ! et] = 7.50, 12. 00, 15.00, 18.00 | of beautiful workmanship, at from 837,50 to 475.00 Formerly $87.50 to 975.00 Window Shades Made to Order OF DURABLE FABRICS, SUCH AS KING'S SCOTCH, HOLLAND, OPAQUE AND FLORENTINE STRIPED SHADING, ESTIMATES AND SAMPLES SUBMITTED, ere were to be no| 2 20% off Price The smart little suits and overcoats that sold at $3.95 are now $2.94) —those that were $5 are now $3,75 and so on through our boys’ de- Better bring | don her] (THIRD FLOOR) partment. the boy in. : Moe Levy & Co., = a: 1439 Broadway | 119125 Walker St. New York | New York 380-382 Fulton St., Brooklyn West Twenty-third Street Whatever the occasion Here’s the Dress or the Gown you need in the OMMERS Steck— The Oriental Store Purchased by The Women’s Department of | Hackett, Carhart S@ On Sale at Broadway and Thirteenth Street. This price list talks for itself: $3.00 Extraordinary Values at Savings of 30 to 60% i Fine Satin Embroidered Cushion Covers or Table Mats at 1.00, 2.00 and 2.50 Values worth more than double, | Japanese Quilted Silk Gowns Best quality silk and extra full skirts, all sizes and colors, rans | $10 Panama and Dimity Dresses........... Pisin: 8.00, Emba: 10.00 $15 Cloth, Panama, Serge and Lingerie....... 5.00 75 Kimonos (specially priced) $25 Panama, Serge and Satin.... 6... sssee0 8.00 ks and Crepes, t of colors, Satin, Taffeta, Messaline, Chiffon, Broad- ee #20 oar PE, Velvet.... csecee ves Fite 13.00 \l] $35 Duchesse Satin, Chiffon Broadcloth, Mes- 1 8 00 | ine and Voil i ' China Silk Shawls | ealine and Voile White and Blac $45 Voile, Broadcloth, Duchesse Satin........ 22.00 $55 Chiffon Voile and Chiffon Broadcloth...,.. $75 Crepe Meteor, Voile, Satin, Broad- Cloth, BC... sce serereeeesnceeeees oe $150 to $250 Copies of imported models., ck, hand embroldered and fringed, i | | | 3.00, 5.00, 7.50, 8.50, 12.00 No Mall Orders Filled, ] Second Fluor, 1A. A. Vantine @ Co. Broadway, between 18th and 19th Streets Broadway at 34th Street WILL CONTINUE Fumi ture, Carpets, Rugs, Balding & Dears One Low Price-Cash or Cri The Sale of High Grade lion Ru redit vercoats for Men Jossnsss 94.80) System 2 formerly $30, $35, $38, $40. $45 y, medium or lightweight gar- Brass Brass | Beds, Beds IL} $16.24 gos 8.98 Hear Morrie Chalr, Golden Oak, carved frame) with cushlons of velour; ike cut value 6.75 812.00 ., The fabrics include distinctive, plain or fancy patterns in extensive variety. Franklin Simon & Co Fifth Avenue—37th=38th Sts. | > New Spring Models of “Silk Gowns and Dresses , FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Exclusive Models of Bengaline, Empress Satin, Satin Royal, Rajah and Foulards, 29.50 39.50 59.50 Unusual Vatues. a Lingerie and Linen Dresses FOR WOMEN AND MISSES ' New models, in White, Rosewood, Wisteria, Amber, Gold, Light Blue, Pink, Reseda and Violet, 14.50 19.75 24.50 Actual. values $19.75 to $99.50, Janaary Sale \ Women’s Lingerie Waists of French Batiste, Persian Lawn and Crepes tiebly lace and embroldery trimmed. 190 2.95 4.75 Actual values $2.95 to 9675, Imported Hand Made Crepe Waists of White Washadle Crepe; entirety hend made, hand embrofdered and trimmed with real laces. 5.75 9.75 11.50 Actual values $9.75 to $19.75, WILL CLOSE OUT THURSDAY Balance of Winter Apparel 52 Women's Street and Evening Dresses Of Satin, P id meee z Heretofore $29.50-to $39.50 18.50 28 Women's Chiffon Gowns Decollete and high neck models, made over silk, Heretofore 94x80. 29.50 19 Women's Three-plece Costumes High class models of Imported Broadcloth, Heretofore $t2$00 69.50 Women’s Molre Pony Coats inochi, aaton 69.50 12 Women’s Australian Seal Coats a eatth Cas terotore $1750 89.50 32 Women’s Caracul Cloth Coats Full length model. Satin foe Heretofore $29.50 to $39.50 15.00 29 Women’s Black Broadcloth Coats Full length model, satin Hned and {nterlined. Heretofore $34.50 19.75 Hadett Cahait EG Boys’ and Children’s Dept.—Broadway at 13th St. CLEARANCE BOYS’ & CHILDREN’S REEFER AND RUSSIAN OVERCOATS i ae oa Regularly priced $9.75, $7.50 8 $6.75 Sizes 2% to 16 Years é Vaiue $3.00 90 vee MICHIGAN FURNITURE C° High Grade Furniture Eres LiberalCreditTerms: 8.75 $3 Down on $60 } $5 Down on $76 7.50 Down ou $100 | An slorant Fur Golden Oak meat Usd slon Table, highly 8-75 On Ssitiwition Sh eae ner 798 Value $15 Sailor & Russian Wash Suits $4