The evening world. Newspaper, August 24, 1911, Page 5

= ‘TRUMBULL WEDDED '= ~ FIRST WIFE IN 1 2 IN ENGLISH CHURCH She Is Living in London With Their Two Children, | It Is Learned. | The District-Attorney's office in Brooklyn, investigating the, alleged Wgamous marriage on Aug. 3 last of Ndward with the wealthy Miss Katherine 8 Dreter of No. 6 Montague Terrace, has| learned that the young man, on Nov. 30, 1908, in St. Michael's and All Angels Church, Bedford Park, London, was married to Miss Sarah Loulse Jane Pearce and that the couple have two children, They afterward lived at Shepherd's Bush and were known as Mr. and Mrs. Edward ‘Trumbull. This was learned to-day by an Even- ing World reporter after Assistant Dis+ trict-Attorney Leroy Ross, who ts in charge of the investigation, had visited Deputy Police Commissioner Walsh at Brooklyn Police Headquarters. After a long conference Mr. Ross reluctantly admitted that the object of their meet- ing was the Trumbull-Dreler marriage. He was unwilling to say more, but | finally told some of the results of the efforts he iad made to find out the truth of the strange affair, FIRST WIFE DECLARED To BE OF GOOD FAMILy. | “Trumbull's first wife is a young wo- man of good family,” said Mr. Ross, “We know exactly where she is and I expect to be in communication with her fn a day or two. We shail learn the| whole truth from her and if a crime | has been committed you may be sure this office will set a prosecution on foot. | “Their wedding was a chureh affair and they lived together until a year ago. The children are with the mother, I understand,” Mr. Ross would not tell where the mother @md children are living at present. When pfessed, however, he would not deny that they are in Lon- don. “Why did Trumbull and his first wife separate?” he was asked. “I don't know the exact cause of their disagreement,” he answered. “No, I cannot say whether he deserted and their children or whether she him, Our investigations have et covered the Kround of a possi- wal separation under the English ‘Trumbull-Smith, the . Ross said he did not know tf mbull’s first wife was an artist's as had been reported. He was ng to vouch, however, for her ex- nt family nections, Ho would say if she Is English or American MISS DRE!IER NOT SEEKING TRUMBULL’S FIRST WIFE. “Is it true that Misa Dreier, who went to England on Aug. ent for the purpose finding Trumbull's st W 1 am sure that was not her purpose, red Mr, Ross, “I have ever in the announ the marriage of Miss Dreler and M mbull was void because the family of the bride ad learned that Trumbuil had a wife from whom he had not been , Was made on Monday Beattys, attorney for This led to the ¢ District-Attorne: 1 Yard was Mr. and | bull century tn charge of lower and a } during the first hour ki Ww artist, | | infermition 7 a pon te AIOE ES MERE IE AE RET ICEL ORR BET TT TI THE EVENING WORLD, td a petition on ‘igen 12, 1910, with Hablil- % - is ties of $20,071 and assets of $10. <= 8 | WHATSOCIETY WOMEN | ‘t USEFORSHAMPOOING #= “Many society women,” writes Mrs. Mae Martyn, in the Los Angelet Press, “prefer doing thelr own shal pooing rather than go to the hair) dresser's. The reagon is obvious. Women whose social duties occupy most of their time do not feel like setting aside several hours for a trip to and from the shampoo parlor, hence the growing popularity of the home-shampoo. The use of canthrox is gaining favor because it requires little work and after a canthrox shampoo has been enjoyed the scalp is spotiessly clean and the hair takes on a delightful lustre and fluffiness. Canthrox shampoos ar> excellent for | allaying itching and correcting all sealp and hair troubles. To prepare, | dissolve a teaspoonful canthrox in a erday | Cup hot water and your shampoo is in bankruptey to ' ready."—Advt. Debta Wiped Mal at Final Clearance Every suit in our four stores, including our NEW HARLEM and 42D STREET STORES, marked at exceptionally low prices to effect a decisive clean-up. Many of these garments suitable for year-around wear. Consider the diversity of the weaves and patterns and variety of new models, and the amazingly low prices quoted for these Hackett, Carhart fancy suits, and you will grasp this extraordinary opportunity to save a considerable sum. 25, $22.50, $20, $18 Men’s Suits now $30 and $28 Men’s Suits now $35 and $32.50 Men’s Suits now $38 and $40 Men's $11.50 $14.50 $17.50 $24.50 4 New Custom Tailoring Stores We have inaugurated in all cur four stores a custom tailoring department for the benefit of men whe must have made-to-measure germents. All our surplus piece gocds, from our special order department, are offered way under price. Many cf the suitings are fight weight for fall thousand styles to choose from. Coat and Trousers to measure, reg- ularly $30 Suits now There area Coat and Trousers to measure, reg- ularly $45 $16.00 $21.50 E, E, TURLINGTON, Vice-Presid_nt. 265 Broadway | 841 Broadway | 119 W. 42d St. Near Chambers St.| Corner 13th st. | Near iiroadway Harlem and 42d Street Stores Open Evenings All Hackett, Carhart Suits | 125th Street Near jd Avenue Is ofttimes leading to yINES A buyers of Household Furniture. While that may be agreat inducement to some, we want you to know that '/Our Methods and Prices Are a Greater Attraction ROOMS § ROOMS Completely 75) Completely jporsmid Furnished We Fay ertelahs Ratiread ! Fare 150 Wriie for cur NEW BOUKLET con. our oullits, Mailed: The Closing Prices, and of net final figures, are as f SERS Dy +‘ COMFOR ROCKER 8 er a Ay) MM i) THURSDAY, NO CONNECTION with \y| GREENHUT-SI TWO MAMMOTH J.B.GRr BUILDINGS. UT Pres, No Charge for Alterations on Women’s and Misses’ Apparel—Hats Trimmed Free “Everythin, Greenhut Building “®eryth Last Days of Our Best (Which Means New York's Best) Midsummer Furniture Sale No store anywhere ever did a bigger business. No store anywhere ever added more satisfied cus- tomers to its list through any one sale. This is another record and a triumphant one for our GREENHUT Building. For Friday we feature: lome” Parlor Suites Three-piece Parlor Suite—as illustrated; extremely comfortable and well-made settee, arm rocker and arm chair; rich mahogany-finished feu tyle hig! 88, exclusive, NE adapted from the very ial” ; se: sited with Toose cu hio; ‘25 Other Specimen Values hari Solid Mahogany 3-Piece | $37.00 5-Piece Su 00 330. $50: 00 Soitd’ Mahogany 3-Piece Suite..... $35.00 $60.00 3-Piece Suite. . $45.00 $75.00 5-Piece Parlor Suite. $47.50 stered $60.00 $7 8 00 $-Piece Mahogany $48.50 | $80.00 Suite, covered with $78. "00 5-Piece Parlor Suite.$57.00| tapestry. 364 To New York’s many August visitors we extend the courtesies of opr GREENHUT Building, and this greatest of all midsummer furniture sales. Our shipping-room records show that we are forwarding furniture to all points of the compass—Cuba to Canada, Connecticut to California! (GREENHUT Building, Second Floor.) Portieres and Couch Covers eu .| Tapestry Couch Covers—satin fin- Tapestry Portleres—Agured are"; pretty Oriental designs; some with fringe a's ‘round ; mure weave, trimmed 3 extra wide tapestry borders; # others without; values value $5; at. 3.25 $5 and $8; at.. $3. 45 (GREENHUT Building, Firet Floor.) + $37.50 $45.00 $47.50 $55.00 $70.00 Suite, richly uphol- MAIN BUILDIN Smart Ready-to-Wear Millinery, $1.95 Hats made of silk, satin, etc.,on the very latest shap*sandin best color combina- Satin - Trim- White Felt -We have made a big hit with these; they are just what you want at an unexpectedly modest $ 5 mer 9 95 Silk-Veivet Dress Shapes — Some otf the newest shapes, ilk velvet in the best "2 95 ; ' 0) taffeta Ik and Velvet in the Best shapes s3. 95 , First Flo Tats Trinnied Free, Regular pv 1g MAIN BUILDING: $1 Corsets, at 69¢ Made of excellent quality ventilated 2sh; four garters are attached. (MAX Building, First Floor.) ville, Ky., birthmark; Edrona Perfectos MAIN BUILDING Delici lous aC akes ANVASED HAMS Bee GAR-CURED 165 i Wipow Po: CAKES WA Yoe TT io 120 ,OLD'S SUGAR RED THREE-LAYER CAKE six iN varieieny each, 42 Qe AZei WeSTE FRESH POUND CAKES IRISH-STY 24e ESS SMOKED RON EL ‘ LOULDERS. rp) MAPLE CAKES LARGE RIPE reg. 60c PEACHES 19 RED RIPE ME MARACA PEE BO. COF SI eee AUGUST 24, Double Al Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Made Before 12_0’Clock DANY OTHER GTORE EL COOPER ©. ‘BOTH SIDES OF 6PAvE. MAIN BUILDING Cigars (as you can see) have been deeply cut. Colonel Crockett Specials where a taste for good tebagen isa box it 50 quarter in prominent cigar stores; La Crecenta Perfeetos very popular at that price; Havana leaf; box of 50 (MAIN B Groceries, Fish, oe Ete. ‘Fre sh si Fish | 13e | NORA PATI A MILER BE ERAIMBER CA 7 1911.. MAIN BUILDING————~-— Sale of Princess Slips Lovely undergarments of fine Persian lawn, trimmed with French gray hand-embroidered yoke; finished with linen Torchon lace; skirt has lace-trimmed sit I tanais? STS.NEW YORK. FRARY, OU; s svvesctcevuesvesaneunonen ——— MAIN BUILDING Misses’ Wash Dresses Several Groups Fe ‘ormerly $12 to be § obit $15, $20 and $25 Suits, at Priced Up to $6.75, Friday, at These ire the Final C ranted Prices! $ 2e Not an unworthy suit in the entire collec- tion and there are fully 2,000 for your choice. Weights and styles are those that can be ‘ae hoa worn until Thanksgiving. And the best part looking of the offering is that most of these suits are styles; in quiet, neat and tasteful patterns that well- Leta Pd dressed men and youths wear the greater faves and part of the year. There are chambrays. Pencil-Stripe Worsteds Too many Tan and Gray Mixtures 0 desert be Fancy Blue Worsteds can pctore. © Self-Stripe and Fancy Weave Blue only one. Serge Excellent Light, Dark and Medium Pattern Gry & Fabrics sizes for (All Lane pr thapbsh hc. F ferment for the 14 to 18 years Small Clearance of Trousers also be Worsted Ke at bang fitted to Misses" $2.50; at...... 1.50 Repp $3 to $5 Outin: iso business Dresses fousere in exvelieut siriped Se Dutch neck UP MieZame |p] worsteds; at. 6... ce cece model; 5. 'Kingly” Trousers—choice ot ar at sailor least 100 hand: | aabbodene in light 53 collar, and dark wor: shield and (MAIN Building, Seeond Floor.) MAIN BUILDING———————— | fake Our Men’s $3 and § $] 49 e e) 53. 50 Low Shoes at..... Il of these are made with Goodyear-welted soles. An excellent variety of styles, leathers and widths. Nearly 100 pairs of high-grade Footwear. $1.49 Boys’ Calf Lace Shoes—solid leather bjeed) “ all sizes up to 544; $2 grade; at turn-back edged with silk; tomor- row, at Girls’ Middy Waists—with navy collars 79¢ Misses’ Wash Dresses—six styles ; tissue, lawn, gingham, repp and cotton foulard; " lace $3.75 trimmed ; values up to , at Dresses—linen and voile; tastefully trimmed; well made; ie dress or street ir Misses! ‘asl ju re- pelcsr of, gary Hosa suits; iginal price disre- garded $2.95 (MAIN Building, First Floor.) MAIN BUILDIN French Voile Waists A Special Group, oe 7$], 50 inally Priced at $3.. 98; Friday, at........... Exquisitely embroidered and lace-trim. med—the picture gives a fairly good idea of the beauty of the style; $1.50 also gives you your choice of dozens of other smgrt waists; made of fine white batiste, daintily trimmed with lace and embroidery; high- and low-neck models; kimono and set-in sleeves. Two or three of these waists are a good” investment for any woman, At any rate, this sale deserves more than passing notice SO COME IN, TO- MORROW (MAIN Building, First Floor.) Novelty Wash Fabrics 27-Inch Plain and Printed Volles and Printed Organdies and 40-Inch Bordered ‘worth more than double the asking price. Your choice at, a yard... 10c 82-Inch Silk-Striped Pongee Shirtinge—choicest styles of the season; make up into handsome shirts, aj waists and childre: yea Reed Baby Carriages $22 and $22.50 Pull- man Sleepers, To- morrow, at. ‘15. lee of these famous arrlages, substantially id will give satisfactory ve to come early. tomorrow, @ J 7 ‘one at the special price of $ (MAIN Building, Fourth Floor.) aS ee a eS Real Morocco Regularly $3.50; Friday, at Hand Bags $2.45 Illustrated; in brown, green and richly Three of Fri- day’s Specials For Men and Women Regularly § Friday, at...... Fancy engraved, engine- turned or plain- polished; open- face or hunting cases; warranted jeweled movements. Men's Waltham Watches; year gold filled ; plain olished lat model; open ce; reg- ait ip inapenioesu// id Women's Gun-metal open face; fine Swiss the favorite Sc cigar in Louis- * 93c made to sell at 10¢ straight, and full of the finest 1.47 Main Floor.) “best seller’ a blue; plated frames; long thin leather 4 handle; sil 4 lined and fit- ad ted with change purse, long handles; with 5c 50 Hand Bags w Ty na Bags lining; 20- ae durable Fresh Meats barge fos xi airus goat MUTTON —s! © quar movement; regu. $ Lb © cute (MAIN “tuitding, Main Floor.) | Se 12%c x ee ey, MAIN BUILDING Wines and Liquors Black ana White Seotch Whisky For Friday and Saturday Reiss's Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla, Lemon and Club Seda Made from the best ar an well water and the See SUPERIOR B. B. KUMMEL ular We iarke 74.@ MALT 'Wiisxy- mt toniss 64Q (MAIN Bullding, Third Floor) |