The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1911, Page 11

oe mR ET — eee - CER RAVES. [VAN RENSSELAER was wondering how to get to the Grand Central station, Then a man and these two boys came along and beat him up. They broke bis nose, blacked his eyes and handled him something soandolous, companion roae to the occaston and, ac- cording to the ship's chief gossip, had all the ell@ible men on board dancing in constant attendance, Mile, Brozier ts of the Ca\ OPERA BEAUTIES ARRIVE POLICEMAN SAW BOYS TO JOIN BOSTON COMPANY. : BEAT AND ROB MAN. Victim Is Locked Up As a Wit- Carmen Melis and Vena Brozier Thon they took two wallets from him, 4 tall, Ite and dark, with A 7 M | PROSECUTOR: SOCIETY LEADER Cepiivate All the “Efgites” Jana & fem of ie wit ness Against’ Young "sri" fi and, tte oO CN oe ea vill dre Righwayman. Hicks Policeman foveal Newman heard When Chief Justice Russell, Children's Court to-day, turned to Wallace Welling of Maple avenue, Monroe, Orange County, N. Y., to ques- tion that gentleman concerning an as- sault and robbery for which two very *| young boys were on trial, the Justice ~|found Mr, Welling a very much naburg, to-day of 10ckJAW. | Latoned person. in the|me rap and we ran after the man and boys and caught them at Third street and Broa@way, T had another man with them, but he got away,” The man caught with the boys sald his name was Andrew Russeon of % Grand street. Hoe was heid without ba!l for the Grand Jury, Chief Justice Russell held the two boys for sentence later to-morrow. Welling was sont to es LOCKJAW KILLS TWO MEN IN WILLIAMSBURG HOSPITAL. Arthur Christ of ‘Third and Broad streets, Maspeth, @ laborer, Schwarts of No. Williamsburg, Two of the prettiest faces known to the operatic stage of two hemispheres peered from the rail of the limer Oceante as it docked to-day. Carmen Meils, a favorite with the old Hammerstein opera patrons and now prominent among | the singers of the Boston Opera com- pany, was one of the pair of beauties, The other was the reigning vision of ON SALE TO-MORROW-—THURSDAY. 68 Sample Suits $37.50 THREATENS HIM, WEDS HIS NURSE ggles With Officer and) A. Cortland of Pittsfield, Mass., tirs Court as He Shouts, “! While Sick Fell in Love Values ; e in the same day a week ey iy. thir _|the House of Detention as a matertal from é loveliness to Parisian opera-goers, Vena! | 0) ivan feelh: witeers $68.00 to $110 00 " fou & ath}; ” A Proglet he American rs ’ It ¢ — . I said—de y | he was feeding Sai he web ntraid to 11, 000. @ AN OPPORTUNITY NOT TO BE MISSED. / a a ‘ i. 1—to f so | STew inflamed unl S Welling was in a ment j Joelle bates 8000] pepe ttl to The Rrening Wold) | r attempted the part. {ing what had happened to ly. She waa| 22-24-26 THIRTY-FOURTH STREET WEST. ei ter the opening of to-d session} FS enKy, MR eine catiinin oe utiful singers were tt Policeman Martin Eagan, | her home at . } the trial of Rrotram G. spencer, | Coftiand Van Reneselaer, owner of ip. Unfortunately Miss| tetanus in both information. Satd Baan: 3 xington avenue yesterday at. a —— as wed with the murder of aiss| Malt Actos in Stockbridge, a member] foie succumbed to mal de mer when| both men locked Saturday and nothing | "I was on duty at Bleecker street and on when tt exploded. In the fire| — ha B. Blackstone, the prisoner in-| Of the Van ‘Rensselaer family of New| two days at sea and spent the most of |could be done to relieve them after | Broadway a little afier midnight when | that followed “she was frightfuily - York, was married at noon to-day in SEN eee cone Speale. ae DUeNeN the Methodist parsonage to Miss Mabel Louise Watts, a daughter of Mr. and Mra, Gideon F. Watts, of North Adams. Rey. J. A. Hamilton ofictated, ‘The bride i# @ trained nurse, a gradu- ate of the Bishop Training School for Nurses of this city. She was sent to Stockbridge, where § as to how he| Mr, Van Rensselaer was ill, early in| 8 regarding Spen-| the summer and attended him during at the time Miss|a severe illness. Last month Mr, Van ketone was killed and Miss Harriet| Rensaelaer left Stockbridge and rented pred in the Dow home in| a furnisied house tr the north part of Pittsfield for the winter. He was ac- companied there by his nurse. Mr. Van Rensselaer is about sixty He has lived for many din another outburst of violence the voyage In her stateroom, but her that. thé court room, Attorney-Ge-.-ral eH. Swift Weing the especial et of his wrath, Attorney-General was conducting cross-examination of Dr, Edward B. e of Jamaica one of the ists for the which was It makes little difference what you need—a World “Want” will go get it. Annual Autumn Clearance Sale in th French Millinery Salon Begins Tomorrow Morning and Will Be Continued Friday and Saturday This will be good news for the scores of women who always eagely await our end of season clearance sales. We have four of these sales a year. defense, Holiday WATCHES At Specially Low Prices Your saving comes just at the time that you may want i , trustworthy Watch, or perha to give somebody a handsome, “ae sitll qoutiy of a Attorney-General Swift mentioned name of Miss Dow Spencem began show signs of anger. He mattered to | years old t = ree years im Stockbridge and for @ long one. We bor y i me aint the Atturvy-dorent ye | tore gae franc he Gente AC] gold and gol-hiled cases in dengns that the makers are re This Clearance carries with it all of our finest cha- aiouted In anger: “1 give you! aftairs of that renort. Hix. brother, lacing with others and put into them the famous Elgin an peaox, including about fifty original model hats from the Peyton Van Rensselaer, who married ‘altham movements, with 7 jewels. These are the resulting OSECUTOR’S SMILE PUT HIM | famous modistes of Paris— on of Boston two years IN A FRENZY. y sailed for Italy for the low prices: * New England Nickel Georgette Reboux Lewts " ot {ured lelsurely, tookea into oo ipa’ be pope | Tae pod watehze, in thin, ; oe model, Susanne Talbot Louison Germaine a we ed. The ALMANAC) PC ; regu 15. ; ‘peemed to put Spencer into a | #um nae. be Sasa oe cones, ot 86, regulary S28. ates, | 21.00, regulary am or Elgin 7- Paul Foiret Feanne Lanban Marie Guy AE ACOSTA LT High Wate, Low Water. | | 12-size, open-face, in plain or engine- prised Saar eles Also the beautiful hats from our own workrooms. eat the mia i filled cases, guaranteed ases, hand-engraved : poplin A Turnkey Wate, the team Taras gears, at 410, regulary 816. | aime tumed at 414.00, reg: 917.60. | | These charming chapeaux were inspired by the foreign guard, soon overpowered the 0. ‘ Merts 12 or i6-size open-face | - Same in 20- ear gold-filled cases, | | models and are made almost entirely of imported materials it $10, regularly $12.50. Mt atehes will be held for later de- i payment of a small deposit. ee ‘Main Floor Watches, in 20-year gold-filled cases, plain engraved or engine-turned, with jointed back and inside cap, at ¢8, regularly $1 2.50. Fine Table Cutlery And Carving Sets Steel as tried and true in temper as Siegfried’s sword Notung, which cleft Mime’s anvil in twain. From such famous-makers_as the Henckels of See Wostenholm of England, the Meriden Cutlery Company o' as our millinery chiefs were as careful in the selection of he Ea trimmings in Paris as they were in the choosing of de of the chge and tried to nd, but he thrust the “SCALP CLEANSED ‘DANDRUFF GONE =") J, C. Orebaugh, of Ander- | son, Ind., Says Resinol Soap Is perfect nal models. Therefore regardless of the fact that our signers are the best in America, these hats are typically Pa- risian, because they are made of the materials such as the modistes of Paris use in the making of their hats. The collection includes: Tailored Hats Semi-dress Hats Hats for Ajternoon and Carriage Wear Ficturesque Hats jor Dinner and Evening Wear r at his wife was at directed at Mr was During Spencer's outburst of rage nost of the spectators in the court derful soothing and curative B ve iasateds Morl-oe tue moses | eecttie cect eertiae eateries ares Aerie nee the Thankeag ing ce ee lery Of silk plushes, velours, brocades, furs and velvets— Hatehe Westen eviceniiy icuned ese ior tia shia ee eeale oe be Three pieces, strling silver han- | Combination Seta in beautiful va- | | Beautifully trimmed with exquisitely embroidered movéfs, rt procedure and etiquette, remained | market to-day; While Resinol toap was) H} dies, $10 a set. riety, in oak and walnut finished | | rare specimens of fancy feathers; macrame, gold and other pease, ennaneo our oF Tae]™e Virulent, cases receive twofold. re- wo tee, Bee peae eenreey ener fora, at $ Ot io pls 2 $100, | laces; goura, ges and bionieg ad plosaaet The color COURT ROOM. Ointment, Read his letter: Medium Knives, white handles, | Carving Sets, cut variety affords selection in hats for wear with gowns of all sby then directed that all a Le Nepe Ue pee Bose eae bay baa r9 ed with buffalo horn or Fut Kniv to $10 dozen. the new shades, besides many of black, and alsé the fav- tour wom: |must say it i the moat perfect’ soap| | Peat! handles, 780 each. Fi fe and Fork, $7.80 | | orite combination of the hour—black-and-white. eA were escorted Into the [T have’ ever uted 1 fea very grateful handles. sterling silver “trimmed, | Berry Spoon and Pie Server, in As reductions are so drastic it will be impossible for esumed. The early testimony was) has convinced me ofits merits 2b sc seta, 2 pleces, sterling silver | “Steck Carving Sets, 2 pieces, 92.8 | | US to exchange, credit or refund the money on any hats handles, $3.76 a pair. to $6.60. selected in this Clearance Sale. Prices range thus: en ji fea URRYING TO FUNERAL HEARSE KILLS DENTIST. Charles B. Twitchell, a dentist, forty- ve years oli, of No, 22 West Forty- | second street, was run over and killed to-day by a hearse. Twitchell was go- ing south in Eighth a is another essential to the skins’ | to cross at Forty-third It is thoroughly | F) same time Samuel Goodman of No. tic, hing and Reo street turned his hearse from , It Eighth avenue to go west tn Forty-third | ion, i Botreet.. The hearse struck the dentist | Hocng renee pte (tos gat tUOU just ae he reached the centre of the | Graduate nurses everywhere recommen _ street. + o ”, it and use it for baby's bath. Your | ‘A policeman called an ambulance from familiar with the elficacy of | ‘but th ta | drugs’ ad been insjantane. | Resinol Ointment, and. will sell it to you took the body in his jin fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes, or, if At 50c Each, Regularly $1 ‘ A collection of Pearl-Handled Fruit ives, Sugar Sifters, Meat Forks, Sugar Spoons and other small pieces, se al Dae: home ne nd always-ready help and ime of skin Citeres whet! $100 to $150 Hats a' $65, $75 to $95 Hat, $35 to $50 Hats at $25. # at $50, $55 to $75 Hats at $35, $25 to $30 bat 515 Hats agua $18 to $22 Hats at $10. Hat and Muff Sets, including original models by noted Parisign dog ‘ will be priced 836 to $100, Intend of $60 t0 $175.” AP designers and alzoreproduetionsfYom our own workroom, 4KO1E—All the hats in the Medium-priced Salon that were $10 to $12.75 wiil be soid at $5 , er Shoes That Can Change These Gloves for Men Are Your Whole Point of View Specially Recommended Nobody but the man or woman who They are some of the notable features of the Gimbet stock of », has suffered appreciates how completely | Gloves, each selected because of excellent quality at its price, and {a pair, of aching feet can make every | comprising every glove need for men. flamed piles, pimply affection, barber’ ch, or anything else which,affects the . Its purity is guaranteed. Resinol | Beaded Dress Trimmings 1-8 to 1-2 Under-Price From an importer with a surplus of these beautiful and most fashionable Dress Trimmings we secured as a special concession 650 yards of them to sell tomorrow At $1.60 to $2.60, $3 and $3.50 a Yard which is one-third to one-half less than the usual price of the trimmings. There are not two pieces alike, so the variety is he West Forty-seventh street | free trial is desired, write for sample to great; both in color combinations and designs. There are bands | aE SS day of one’s life miserable. Here are the Gloves for street wear—a splendid quality in cape fora funeral and had hurried his horaeer apartment 9, Resinol Chemical Co.) and motif effects, in widths from 2to7 inches. Thecollection | Nobody can realize the relief, except the man or | and mocha at $1. A still better grade at $1.60, some with seam-’ is remarkable indeed. Main Floor woman who has experienced it, of shoes that bring the | ess wool lining, and lined with silk, at $2. UPERIOR FURS C. G. Gunther's Sons Established 1820 Imperial Crown Russian Sable Skins, ranging from me- dium shades to the finest and darkest skins obtainable. A rare collection of Silver Fox Skins, Imported models and models of our own designs in Long and Medium Coats, Muffs and Neckpieces. All the desirable furs. An unusual stock of Women’s Fur Hats, imported models. Gentlemen’s Furs,—Coats, Caps, Gloves, Robes and Rugs tn a great variety. Garments made to order from any special design. FURS FOR CHILDREN $91 Fifth Avenue, \ New York Time to Buy Ribbons Ribbons have a way of being difficult to get, just before Christ- mas, when they are most needed. Wise people buy early; espe- aly when by so doing they can make such welcome savings as ese: ; Brocaded Sash or Hair-bow Ribbon, in self colors, pink, light blue and white. 714 inches wide, 55¢ yard, regularly 80c. 4% inches wide, 28c. yard; regularly 40c. Dresden Warp Printed Ribbons, in Jacquard effects and dainty rosebud patterns. 8}4 inches wide, 60c yard, regularly ‘Tbe. Ribbons of many other patterns and widths, in floral effects on light and dark grounds, 114 to 10 inches wide, 10c to $1.50 a yd., reg. 15c to $3. - ; All-Silk Satin Taffeta Ribbon for tying Christmas boxes and trimming fancy work. Nos. 1 to 8, 14¢ to 30¢, piece of 10 8. More of the Ribbon Trimmed sand Boudoir Evening Caps, bewitchingly decorated with ribbon flowers and rosettes at 65c each, ing $1.25. Main Floor After Shopping Of after the Matinee, Visit The Golden Tea Room At Gimbels for AFTERNOON TEA With Assorted Sandwiches, French Pasiry and Cakes, for Fifty Cents MUSIC BY LAWTON'S ORCHESTRA. . Eighth Floor. BULBS at Still Lower Prices Fifty cents invested now will bring a 100 per cent. increase in pleasure next Spring. Hurry to get them into the ground before it freezes hard. Tulips, Jonquils and Narcissus Bulbs, reg. 28c, at 120 doz, Byscinth Bulbs, regularly 48c, at 36¢ dozen. nese Sacred Buibs, reguiarly ic, at 6c. Mail orders filled. Subway Store, Balcony feet back to their normal state. Gimbel Arch-Ease Shoes are especially designed to lighten the pressure of the body on weak insteps and broken arches. ‘They can turn a pessimist into an optimist by their comfort; and they accomplish their mission without necessarily making one’s feet look uncouth. For among the Gimbel Arch-Ease Shoes are Dress Shoes in some of the newest, most fashionable styles a woman can desire. see whether your feet need these best of all Arch-supporting Shoes, and to fit you properly. Men's Arch-ease Shoes, $4 to $6 Women's Arch-ease Shoes, $4 to $8 Children's Arch Shoes, $3 and $3.50 See the Basket Show At Its Best You wouldn’t believe that so many kinds of Baskets could pos- sibly be made, until you see this Gimbel collection. Every pos- sible size and shape, weave, style and color is included, from the tiny, brightly colored Baskets for favors for a child's party, to the glistening Hamper of white or pure enamel, for the bathroom. Of chief importance for the holiday season are the pretty Work Stands and Work Boxes, the Candy Baskets in all sorts of fancy shapes, the Baskets in which fern pots are hidden, many of them in gilt, with pretty decorations of rosebuds and wreaths, Here are some price-indications: Scrap Baskets, in plain and fancy designs, 0c to $10. A special group of Scrap Baskets, with vy reed tops and bottoms, oi; iT 2.25, at $1.26. large iam, sopularty Oot Scrap Second Foor French Hampers, high backs, fin- ished in white, blue or pink enamel, regularly $6.26, at $5. Nursery Hampers, strong and dur- able, in white, blue or pink enamel, at $4.76 each. Bi Jardinieres, Vases and Fancy Tana } .aundry Hampers, for the bath- Flower Baskets, $3.60 to $20. | room, extra heavy, fintsbed in white stands, 04.00 to $27. enamel, regularly $6.50, at $5. Silk and Satin-lined Sewing Bask- | White Enamel Corner Hampers at 1.60 to $16 each. $5.76 each, big ch ita’ Bassinettes on stands, Extra heavy Wash Baskets, oval white enamel finish, at $15 each; French willow, $13 each. Other Bassinettes, from $1.75 up. shape, mediurn size, regularly $1, at 10c; medium size, renaly $1.25, at 80c. ‘ifth Floor BROADWAY NEW YORK An expert orthopedic fitter is constantly at your service to | GIMBEL BROTHERS Two icularly good styles are made in England—buck with rabbit lin- ing, at $8.60, and cape, rabbit-lined, $4.60. Mocha Gloves, lined throughout with squirrel, are 96.60. Then there are the Gauntlets with deep ned wit ih seamless wool or rabbit, gt to $4.60; the Gauntleta with the thumb and finger, like a lobster claw, lined, at 61.60 and $2; variety of Fur Gauntlets at $2.60 to $20, Splendidly warm Gloves’ of Scotch wool, long or short, in plain or fancy mixtures, are 60¢ to $1.60 a pair, ye : ain Floor Blankets and Comfortables Of Utmost Luxury - In gathering the Gimbe! Stock of Bed-coverings, we were not afraid to secure the finest grades that the market aftords in order to satisfy our aim of making the collection the best of its kind in New York, That is why, for example, the housekeeper can buy light, but warm and well-quilted Comfortables of fine wool, covered with handsome satin, at $30; or the softest and fleeciest Blankets of pure California wool, in delicate colorings and dainty patterns at $27.60 a pair; or exquisite Austrian Blankets at $27 each. But, of course, the greatest attraction for most housewives is the wonderful stock of Blankets, Comfortables and Bedspreads in the more moderate price rangesysuch as these: Blankets Bathrobe Blankets in the leading Fine White Woolen Blankets, | color-combinations and a large variety with pretty pink or blue borders and | of designs, such as blue-and-red, gray- fine psd ie 4 binding, for extra large|and-red and many others. ‘hese beds. §} fal at 93.76 pair; so bb. blankets ure 72x90 in., or equal to 5 ‘All-Weol California Blankets, in | yards of material. $2.26 to $7.60 each. white, gray, scarlet or fancy plaids, for Silk Slumber Robes single or full beds; speciall: Im r ported Slumber Robes in all the pine 088, $760, $8.00, 90 newest designs of Roman stripes, floral and Jacquard effects, at $1 to $7.50. Comfortables Sateen-covered, with very fine down filling, in pretty floral and Persian de- 8, for full-size beds, $5; reg. $6.50. own-filled Comfortables, with fine silk top and best sateen back; for full- size beds, $7.60 each; regularly $10. New Automobile Rugs Thick Plush Robes, imported, that will make motoring a pleasure on the coldestday. In regular and extra large sizes, made of best plush, and lined with fine kersey or melton cloth, $16 to 960 each. New imported Steamer Rugs of vicuna wool, in reversible two-toned effects, or with one side piain and the other with Scotch plaids, are $10 to $30. 1 Beoond Fleer Fancy Jacquard Blankets or Comfortables, in the latest Jacquard or floral designs; used as extra covers or slumber robes; used for single or full-sized beds, at $2.60, $2.06, $3.60 and $6 each, : Couch Throws in new Jacquard designs, $1.60 each.