The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1911, Page 12

TWENTY SUFFRAGETTES | mone on stow 11, wore tried tad oon- SENT TO JAIL FOR 60 DAYS. | Xvove “Sou nad) bccn wumauriiy’ bon: ORIGINAL FASHIONS FOR # op || STOMA FOR ours ie SEL cee ae tw HOME DRESSMAKERS | fics sis Sle enn nn, SRSA FROM FACTORY BY NERS WES Father and Son Married Ma- tured Sisters, Who Consid- ered Workers Too Pretty. A Oc roa Do You Go Down Town for the Ride? Few people do—especially at this time of the year. Then rt your home? THE KOCH STORE, situated In d i e } || not shop neai heart of the residential district, is the logical shopping place for The Tel-Electric ; it ie a bright peg Meta fireproof nore oi wih pt . 3 ; | ings suitable for presentation to man, woman or Piano Playér guaranteed to show a positive saving, Silverware; Admirable Gifts STERLING SILVER CHILD'S CUPS—varlety of designs; with all the is the only player in the World PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12-—A queer Manufacturers of No, 256 Ashmead @treet, Germantown, swore out war-| + Mantes before Magistrate Fitzpatrick | for the arrest of their respective wives, | ae is attachable Lda Loom bie Feber 2.78 hat remains invisible if desire pul 'y rhymes; regularly $3.50... seeeseece a matrimonial tangio and an equally) That plays your plano from a distance, STERLING SILVER COLD. MEAT FORKS, “TOMATO. SERVERS, "JELLY [" @trange condition of domestic affairs That uses metal music rolls, veraie Wo SPOONS, OLIVE SPOONS and PICKLE FORKS, wore ” 1 regularly $1.50 ......ssesssssseeesereeeeee tevesoene { MEMTUE THEA Rin son Aieck, wiers| That plays without your assistance, CASSEROLE. Dist ined 3 4g ; #t. and his son Alfred, glove Or under your absolute control, | \ : Ties kad sho vapcetntien et into the roll $1.75 t has the expression cw fo the rolls, 1, WTS ae seseeeeeeseeseeeseenees . and That is a Perfected Player Piano. porcelain, with quadruple plate rim; regu- 1.65 4 WTHRN aco em. 2 (ti(‘<i‘ié‘é‘(‘(‘| ASCdY?;C(C;*« RS Eat tw Pertectoc Fimyor Fiano, == IE [T latly $2.00 100. 000,100. tees seseeeeees | who are sisters, and a brother of the, ME eee Oana Attachable to any Grand or Upright Piano 9 ry oe | | ae pent shi Girls’ Fancy Dresses and Party Frocks | two-story building “adjotnin their! AN attract and practical’ gift for Price $350.—Com Terms Delighted indeed will be the miss is the recipient of one of these | home They employ about fy per. & ohlld, app.eciated as much by herself Jf you cannot call, write for catalog. dresses. They're made of all wodl Albatross, fancy or stripe Silks, Messa- | iett ¢ thom girl = | as by her mothe: lines and Nap itary ee nye coal al al as short sleeves; round or i Aecording to the allegations on which | +h Alaa THE TEL-ELECTRIC COMPANY bomen pe See eee dtrritnceecnse, 0098, 9.98; 12.98 the warrants were based, the wives, | Fastly made by hand, it TEL-ELECTRIC BUILDING SlzZeS 6 to 15 years....cssccseseieeeeeeeeceee «. 0.99, 9.99, ) fegether with thelr brother, James Secu eecatin nine 299 Fifth Avenue, Corner 3lst Street Fi ; ' Maalle, entered the thctory yesterday around the ed Reliable Furs---Cut Prices I fMeraing and proceeded to tabe possee- pockets. It in one plece with = 4 7 aon. straps which cross and button on the ate ee — = = Unseasonable weather forces us to make these drastic reductions j They are alleged to have driven all back of the shoulder. For more dressy — — thus early in the season. 4 the girls out because they said they wear the apron can be made of wash- BROWN AND BLACK CONEY COAT—regularly $35.00 fwere too pretty, and to have broken ‘windows, hurl: bricks and bottles en the cheek while trying to prevent ene of the women from throwing a Bottle through « window, Patrolmen Brady, Arnold and Mol- @ etrugele. The three prisoners Yocked up for « hearing to-day, ‘The father married Elizabeth Leslie, who is now fifty-eight years old. Three months later the eon marzied Jennie Leslie, now forty-nine years old and @ sister of his stepmother. There- able silk finished around with lace in- eertion and edging, with ribbon bows on each pocket. TWO CLAIM AS HUSBAND A COMMISSION MERCHANT. Mrs. “Marquedant of Boston Says Her Children Call the Other Woman “Mamma.” After a long search for her husband Mrs. Charles W. Marquedant learned that he lived at No, 62 Belvidere place, Yonkers. She went there and @ woman who responded to the ringing of the. ELECTRIC SEAL COATS—regularly $65.00. seeees CARACUL FUR COATS—regularly $98.00. ! BLACK FOX NECKPIECES—regularly $25.00. j BLACK FOX MUFPS—regularly $25.00 { RACCOON SCARFS—regularly $16.50. ’ RACCOON MUFFS—regularly $17.5 SKUNK RACCOON SCARFS—regularly $18.00. SKUNK RACCOON MUFFS—regularly $25.00 AMERICAN WHITE FOX SETS—regularly $15.95. CARACUL PAW SETS—regularly $4. Every Child Should See Toyland All are invited. A wonderful exposition of novel playthings. Toys from every corner of the world. Extraordinary inducements Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Very Special Values in Oriental Rugs : are made in prices now, in order to create early shopping. For ine stance’ ALLEN'S GENUINE FLEXIBLE FLYER—No. 1; 36 inches long, 6 inches high, fore,.the older woman, although t! Ss but nine years difference in ages, is the mother-in-law of her own bell sald Mr. Marquedant was not in. ‘an't you tell me what you want?” ed the woman. “I am his wife.” is wife?” cried Mrs. Marquedant. The gift of an Oriental Rug is certain to ‘| 12 inches wide. There'll be a big demand for them at this sational etster. “That cannot be because he married ice is $2 1.69 ¥ " ” 4 ice; every boy knows the regular price is $2.00......-++++-ssseeee penta S me seventean years ago in Boston. remembered. 4 i ? SETS FIRE TO GET PAPA. . Three children came running out. Mrs, be both appreciated and long remember THE CELEBRATED HILL CLIMBERS—Autos, Fire Engistes, Hook a - Ladder Trucks; the regular $1.00 Hants as A. RICHTER’S ANCHOR STONE BUILDIN' B Daghestan Rugs...,... $12 larly $1.59 ...... ‘ 8 ge : 5 i a3 M'LAUGHLIN BROS. - {a CHASE—the regular 25c edition FISH PONDS. $5.00 Silk Comfortables, each, 2.98 FULL SIZE COMFORTABLES-—covered with a fine, rich and pretty figured silk mull, in delicately tinted designs, hand-tufted and finished with a 9-inch plain silk border to match. The filling is of the finest pure white Egyptian ' cotton, as soft, light and fluffy as down. Curtains and Couch Covers IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS—were $8.50; pair eee Marquedant recognized them as her AR questlona GoW Veer Fashion EAitor: on They would not go to her, and | designe | Would ilke to have ‘a dress made, |called the other woman “mamma.” | corning vosting not more than $2, appropriate Mrs, Marquedant went to City Judge and materiale Of for theatre, afternoon dance, informal | Beall and wanted to prefer a charge of Grosses should de party and street wear, Will you kindly |Digamy: The Ju@ge advised an investi- adéreeves to the susKent material, color and atyle? Am | fore the Court ons summons vevtardes FasMon Battog, ‘shteen years old, have black hair and . He refused to mal of The Evening, "Own eves, dark complexion with color, | over 6 feet tall and rather stm. World. No pat) NAOMI B. 4 fe busy now, dear. He'll be terne for éesigng American beauty red charmeuse ees tent aie evening,” said the mother. in this column com ‘atin made with the waist ont rouna |!nstmicted to have the other woman in ‘ = SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS—were $3. “1 ‘know howto get him now,” ee edtained, dus with the Gesorip- “D4 auite deep back and fromt to show | Marquedant ts @ commission merchant . VorSesp f 4 : Artistic Holiday Gifts BONNE FEMME CURTAIL enalssan " | @m inner yoke of panne velvet the same|ir, Manhattan. Mrs. M. dant olla coggatell ag an er veg furmehed it te @ etmple wicttor, coor, the Beton neck finished with |he had left her immediately’ following i $2.75; each Exceptional Values Cee the rear. work out patterns. \time cream lnco, Mave short sleeves |the birth of their third ohild in Bovion, new and dletinctive feature of with an undercuf of velvet finished | ; were $4.50; each. “Quick, mamma!” cried Leonard, run-|| 4 spagait set Sern te burning! Gull) Wi deperoment te the Gaatretion rove of tng velvet sumone em sxe |” An Peon nr" et stor or he mating of he pr suet nese sawn sre vat | APpetizing Silks Like These Are Ap CREPE METEOR—all pure silk, 40 inches w full Wour-Year-Old Boy Succeeds and Ia Very Sorry for It. “I want my papa,” said four-year-old Leonard Haff Monday to his mother, Mrs. William P. W. Haff, whose hus Wand, a coal dealer, is a member of the Lgnbrook, L. L, Volunteer Fire Depart- men, i Antique Persian Rugs $20.00 Manhattan, was 6 @blase on the stable floor, She pitched ? > Ae with @ = ned ‘The firemen | Ment. It shows how easily the ah s deep tuck in the bottom, edged with libble mot come an nard was dis-| éraetive design can be executed and) the fringe. A | was. FA tunlc of white a-| of Lindt Chocolate Gle0 serves as a guide in cutting ene is always enjoyed by IMPORTED VASES, in brass, brass silver plated, and bronze, preciated ine of street and @ppointed. But papa was summoned by phone. Leonard admitted firing the jover ince of embroidere: net falling 4 f v street and Sz Thm varenat capper reno | Pn sotorn W euch le nevded, —//srom your telere, arupping lourer om} young and old, Lindt $1.50, $3.75, 35-75. $7.50 |) reyes in ett a SAE Et Pa hain oe Sahereeetirtirse ANSWERS TO QUERIES. Raed cae faut srouad with tail wine| Provides nutrition as rormeriy 2.50 to $17.95 excellent grades, Regular $1.25 quality, 1.00; regular $1.00 quality... 8% DIES PLAYIN damm poe es eerypeqesttgettvis ball trim-| well as sweetness, Ss : COLORED MESSALINE-all pure silk; 48 inches wic AYING PIROCHLE, Dear Fashion Bator: change. ep aidt ell pet pad JARDINIERES..... TIC veeees $5.75, $7.05 shades, including white or black; regularly 59¢ Mein melded 300, La t op=| fave an evening dress of pink stilt. tow gr back velvet to finieh the yoke | Were $9.75 to $14.50 SILK DRESS AND WAIST PATTERNS put up in acat holt- f white figure in It. It has a clr- ; shed hy Ponents, Then Toppled Over, lar skirt with \itey trent, ‘Phe | eccumae eae, meee tanneee, $5 the, angie rhe . “ day boxes make ideal Xmas gifts. priced surprisingly low. “pen gcing to mort M8 on thie hand,"| Waist In made in Jumper etyie, Pleas | TIMMIRE, 98 oo much of « vartety te CANDELABRAS....00..000egesseseserssess $7.95 Were $19.50 ” pa suggest something for evening wear. I x . aged rick Hein aa he and three) have tent brown hair and blue eyes, | tf Fashion Faltor: m fatimate friends, Gustave Ah, Peter Miss If, | Will you kindly sugges color for an You'll Soatanegeroeniae Dennis and Adam Hoffman, sat in a| gag the ft quite low in front ana|CVemns dross. Had thought of yellow, Lindt superiority. Scissors for “Her”; Penknives for SCISSOR SETS—in leather cases; two pairs. SCISSOR SETS—in case containing. three pair \ “6 Hi le qame in Trintty Hall, One| ano gicoves vary short to how achem- | iemming it with white allover 1 Cokes and Wafers [| STERLING SILVER FRAMES, FANCY SET—containing one pair embroidery s. ‘ Brnarea ‘ina’ rityarinthstreot_ end ectte and undersleeves of pink olif-! Sy net know wine colon velvet whi ge Cabinet size, oval, with ball feet, $7. 85 pen knife ..secseeseeeee RBM | ‘Trinity avenue, the Bronx, at 11.15 last| ton cloth, the fuishing at the meck and| with it, Am a blonde. Bw. Value $3.50 i POCKET KNIVES—pearl and stag handle; 2, 3 and 4 blades; reg. 6 K Ai the hems on the sleeves done with tiny| Use cream allover lace on a yellow RA ARE OR q M4 ‘These men have been rival pinochi: ¥ 3 ; for years Every, night tray) Waite beads. The net Lining to the | massaline, and sepphire bine oF black SILK MOIRE AND TAPESTRY FRAMES, 50c, 75¢ Women’s Lingerie Waists, 1.49] 59 & 69c Dress Fabrics, 39¢ { | shave met and aways excitement ran ne — Values $1 WOMEN’S SHIRT WAISTS—of lin-} ALL WOOL SERG GRAY 4 le Pity di nt aR Aaa ace an | esi], P0land'¢188 gerle material and white voile, a num-| MIXED SUITINGS, NAVY BLUE DIAG- oa “I say I'm going to meld 30," Hein | good style if it is not too full. Mm ber of very elaborate models, effect- F OHAIRS, TARTAN Qmughed again. Suddenly his face paled, | oni, Ganped and fell dead. A doctor said yes who, was eixty-two years old, and , : 7 » 4 a Dear Fashion Editor: fue tives Seipeia's Canton, Sad Hi T am a@ brunette with black hair, : érea reet an t. | which looks dark brown in the day, and 5 Ann's avenue, had died of heart dis- ee EEAVeaitein cate centr ively trimmed with cluny and Val.7P a AND WHITE laces. $3 Scalloped Luncheon Sets, 1.59 consisting of 6 T' E 5 a A 6 BREAD AND BUTTER DOYLI Ribbons: Two Specials PLATE DOYLIES and ONE 18-1 SASH AND HAIR RIBB -to mat CENTREPIECE, attractively boxe‘: dainty wreath and bow-knot effects, the entire set of nineteen in self colors, PlECES.....ceccercevcervecces SASH WIDTH—regularly 45 Dlack eyes and eyebrows. Have medium German actor. ors for afternoon and evening wear? 4 , nn FHAIR WIDTH—reg. 2500 yards of these desirable Silks, on Embroidered Show Towels. —<——————— Please suggest a color for a dance. 10 & 12 WE. ® STREE BYAM K. STEVENS DEAD. erey and red for afternoon wis si = Tose, peach color and yel- a ‘5 . ocanennanustpioguaneseenaasemsasinsasmis Useful Holiday Gifts black, navy blue and colored grounds. 4 4 ALL LINEN HUCK TOWELS—size 2ac] Women’s Silk Petticoats, 2,89 Formerly 65c per yard, at............ 42 in; with hand-embroidered scrol;| WOMEN'S | S| rs oa Seventy-five Years Old and Charter | low for evening should become you, Furs & Fur Coats. | as aineshen o¢ Steck ze! A yellow messaline trimmed with A Special Lot of mee. | cream lace, with » tunic of black mar- Byam Kerby Stevens, for many years| @ulsette finished on the bottom with @ prominent member of the Stock Ex- $65 Russian Pony Coats, 54inch.........37.50 Navy Blue Foulard Silks $165 Hudson Seal Coats, 54 inch.........95.00 with white dots of different aes 6 8 $150 Misses’ Hudson Seal Coats..........75.00 regular $1.00 quality, at per yard...... ¢ bison cieih seek Mo ce Ge HaN OO) ATLANTIC CITY ASBURY PARK 1 Special Foulard Silks for Holiday Gifts NEW YORK PATTERNS FOR GIFTS-—of Fabrics, it up wreath or floral monogram designs} good quality mes: , and scalloped ends; 2 in a 1.25 newest shades and black box; worth $2.00; special... 4+ fle with tucks and ac ion plal ing; finished with silk or Pc Ca Electroliers, Portables, Etc. | cotton underpiece. 2.89 ee More on hand than we should have this time o’year—accordingly prices Maids’ House Dresses have been stirringly lowered. MAIDS’ HOUSE ‘DRESSES—of best ELECTROLIER quality black sateen; front finished leaded mosaic, 14-inch sha with large and small plaits; also of change, died yesterday at his home, No. 1) Bast Seventy-eighth street, after an Biness of two weeks. Born in New York, Jan. 6, 1838, Mr. Btevens in his early business life be-| @ame @ member of the Gold Board, the) forerunner of the Stock Exchange. He held @ seat on the Exchange from the time of its inception until 1883, when ne! fetired and became an extensive oper- @tor in real estate. | A Beautiful Complexion for Every Woman regularly $10.00 Striped seersucker; several 1 “Mr. Stevens was interested in chant. | $125 Australian Seal Coats, 54 inch...... 59.50 GAS PORTABLES—with 10-inch art] good models . ., 1.98 Sete doepitals and was a member of i 5 glass shade, complete, ready MAIDS' HOUSE D. —of percate, @he Metropolitan, Knickerbocker and uaa $| $125 Caracul Coats (Opossum Tr’d)......65.00 4 for use; regularly $3.98... 2.85 in duinty stripes and figures; soma Sen Sate of New York, and ot ‘a | ‘| $85 French Seal Coats, 54 inch...........49,50 ectal Dress Goods Mikope wih lon Rett ome] 204 tolled ctr ot ah gan ‘CHI H ; regularly $2.50,, 4e WA) sv ssoce ne $50 Natural Raccoon Set.................26.50 ‘ ‘ mentation; regularly ARREST IN CHURCH ROW. aac ee for Holiday Gifts $1.25 Inlaid Linoleums, | Women’s Blanket Robes, 2.59 Artist of Amsaulting | WOMEN'S ROBES—of heavy qualtty blanket or, eiderdown material; @ ‘ininimempaine » Yd. 85¢ $50 Blue Wolf Set.............0cceueees QDe " porte ila 15 ~ Plain and Fancy Materials—black and colored; GENUINE INLAID LINOLEUMS— ce assortment of pretty colors Pr pelle ey psc parquet and tile designs; 12 different] and designs; finished with frogs Charming Chiffon Waists ; colo h “ * ® urements. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—— i : Wi aist aes 25 seers Wilton Velvet Rogs Women’s Black and Colored | *-) Waists made over foundations of Cluny pattern lace, Skirt engi PL.O5 wpwan ae ee f also several styles made over fancy net and messaline, Oriental designs and colorings, Dr hs—. ft.; Included at these REDUCED PRICES are many smart est Lengthr—$2.95 wpwerd aeeort 113,98] “ORED SILK. tos models in hand-embroidered and allover lace waists. some embroidered instep: 1059 Ws 1,98] ins “incy box 1 ( ra 4.90 6.7 5 8.50 $16.50 Portieres, Pr. 11.98 bese lose with ottieel lace { Former Prices $7.50 to $15.00 SILK FROU FROU PORTIERES—inJ design on instep Member of St. Andrew’: Eéward D. Dusouc @n active worker in drew's Prot-| estant Episcopal Chure ‘ aud Fourth avenue, Brooklyn, was Fested last night wile enterfng his home, No. 251 Fifty-fift. street. He ts Charged with assaulting Dr. George Chaffee of No. 338 ty nth street @t. Andrew's Church during the lively @lection there last Wedne h At the Fourth avenue station Du-| @eachet was relea: in $4 bail, He ented he had hit Chattee, | Glayton McKenzie Legge, the n + | the church, says he also was as- fm the general fight and prom- sweat out one br more warrants, WOMEN’S PURE BLACK AND COL. Broadway & 20th St.; Sth Ave.; 19th St. new colorings; were $16.50, $2.00 nregeres lar), all the dodvict 1.50 \ ay