The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1912, Page 3

HE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1912,° FIANCEE SKIPS wT RICH COLONISTS, 3 Coat Marvels ‘9 | Values ‘ON WEDDING NIGHT cra er i ~—ONAIGH Hg SHO 8. 75 PTR AR. WAN PIRGR (SOF OF B | To-morrow, Tuesday jg wn Wo oon enw Now She Can’t Get Away to . Oa Aceves Dey a pennies Mittonaires Have Have Had Upper Th’s opportunity presents to you only the right styles and materials, so it pres would be impossible to make a wrong selection. A BEDELL coat sale means a strong fortitude in choice and economy. Chinchillas andMixtures Simply wonderful examples of the usual ; Marry Him To-day, ‘Cause Police Won’t Let Her, Hand in Great Neck (L. I. a Project for Three Years. ‘The millionaire colontate at Great SHE WOULDN'T ANYWAY Ke Le Ly ined up t | | Yiiagers and small pro | ¥ againat va y owners ton the proposal to erect & new high wechool There has b lakirmishing on the subject for three years, Tho very rich do not want the new achool Bedell valu Mra, Frances Hogd#on Burnett, by themselv: author, led a campaign defeating the y materials are years ago He ne th River ferry a bitter cont Rose Says She Loves Some- body Else, So Jilted Swain : Will Prosecute Her. ing and entirely in these attractive coa | | profect two Fides nate. Ait uw Fldridae defeated the plan to purchase the Hrour eatate of five acres adjoining rvana, the magnificent home of W. id Urokaw, Hie argument was that and new London mi complete in every detail say the price is purely a Alterations FREE SALE AT ALL THREE STORES oN Tuntead of being the wife of the man ‘Who loved her, Rose Lanner, nineteen | years old, of No, 236 Bedford avenue, | WMiiamesburg, 1s @ prisoner in the! Manhattan avenue police station, where she wee eent after belsg held in $500 tell by Magistrate Dodd thie morning | on @ charge of grand larceny. The girl. is charged with robbing her flance, George Geannette of Springfield, Mass., -6f two gold watches, two chains anda! Came case, the whole valued at Mise Lanner was to have married Geanmette last night at 6 o'clock. A few frienis had been invited to the Ga ca Salnp ORO fener Popularity of the Turkey Trot, the Bunny Hug and Jor Inst week Gu | the present School Iward was incon. | petent, was made up of politioiana with. | out fitness for their positions and that to entrust them with the putting up of | we @ $100,000 bullding Ike throwing the) money aw: | The vin. has an optior value of the preclated if a aeh {tum bordor, | Mr, Eldridge repties that the present | Ano SOCtery HAS | management of the achools ts #0 poor “TAWEN Tt OF | that) mor than half the children of ces res rotort that Mr, Fl rvana and ti ata dridge | t the would be de- wore erected on 14 and 16 West [4th Street—New York 460 and 462 Fulton Street —Brooklyn 645-651 Broad Street---Newark, N. J. to 7 A peels. high school age go to Flushing Mig not be found. Geannette went to his Freaky Operas Proves tie Present Day Pref. | sehoot pei e ide were minsing. ‘The case was rcported erence for the Suggestive and Ugly | people’ ts that at presedt the bullding | to the police of the Herbert avenue sta- : fe 80 overcrowded and poorly designed 3d ton, and they also were notified of the in the Matter of Diversions. i |that the attic ts used aw a study hail = ital percent oleh ha | jand store rooma in the basement as Ave. & Street case and found Miss Lanner this morn- > 7 “ _— ‘ | ; at No s17|Neithet Beauty Nor Wisdom Wanted, but Hideous ro Ca | BU AOERLNOE HOARY. ana RROGUATEA. the } pesserat avence, Wilkacuviee. “Peri D 2 at Baddbltions Ave Be 4 “Tigo BRIBE FNVER” Rune TOSeE | [Eocanesunt Wire comtniteeneeaare| Annual February Furniture Sales i wn pte i ee Sea SALAS TRENTO) | i "dignousy a hryn Mane || Extra Special Savings To-Day, Tuesday and Wed- | “WED ME NOW OR NOT AT ALL,” Showing Primitive Conditions and ee: | er inembers are Haroia || MeSday in Our Annual Sales of Furniture, ete. | HE TOLD HER. | the Decadence of the Masses. | | Latest Rockers Dressers } * Miss Lanner and Geannette became | : , 7 -engaged to be married about three nonths ago. The match had the ap- ‘proval of her family. ‘The father, Rob- ert Lanner, was particularly favorable to his daughter's flance and often asked lier when the wedding was to take The only time a self-respecting turkey ever dances the turkey trot is when he finds himself on a sheet of palatal "hice WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR hot metal which is made gradually hotter, until his BUTTER AND EGG PRICES?) first slow and dignified prancings quicken under the influence of pain and terror to a very fair imitation of PROVIDES IN WILL | MDP Res Leelee) Gis Assistant District-Attorney De Ford the fashionable and decadent dances now causing so) q € Are T ving much excitement in modern Babylon. puetel ube Ae lela ts about | . 2.49 4.98 Golden oak finish; 3 4 large drawers; French Like illustration, plate mirror. in golden oak or Chiffoniers mahogany, highly |Made from _sclected 'Man of Many Disappearances Turns Down Vaudeville Offer | But NOT THIS we will be married aome day," the flrn of Donald Dou las & Co,, sald The offices to-day 6 Whipple sald i 3 kiln dried ash; natu- shtly told him, but all efforts to | ener ere tal grained; varnished; her to arrange a date were without After announcing positively he would iS PR AR EWA | (pesees Sieve 5 large dust-proof 4 Analy Jeulateacine: weadl Imitation of the grotesque and fantastic movements at No, % Chureh etreet, to take lo iu n ues veer Breakfast Tables drawers wood plant val. - 3. 69 nette finally inate jo wedding | ai aa cauelyl or, at} Men supposed tu be on the inside o ; aa neeey ; jhe | of @ tortured bird seems a most extraordinary occupa: FOR FLOWERS ON nasa civil engineer, a Plain oak finish; varnished;: drop nd on Thursday sent her | lank: Aht ‘ap Barton | the butter and egg business tn ¥ Mattresses" ) id h vek this morning, Capt, J. Bar i leaves; round or square ; would ibe at hee home tion even ie tar the Stans aaa are ee nk left Mills Hotel No, 3, in| York were witnesses before the and 1) corners; val. $2.69 1.98 American rattan; Crorgeer gee cotton ; biel eesti ela vail es Recn the neye oe pido f * bag Thitty-aixth street, at # o'clock The Investigation te be- top: all sizes: varity of J OQ i veady ‘0 marry him. Upon ‘his ar- 2,000 years from now as the folk dance of modern y dee @ Pada, ucted by Asalstant District Springs ticks; value 3.49......05. Pataca ening it oecanettaaroaty Babylon, For here in Babylon we bave an unmistak- 4. 8. WbIppIE, his former parte: tn eee eine oe cnmenatbitite {{ Woven wire springs, heavy aldgfittings: Mattresses sie intended to become |@ble passion for the grotesque, particularly the grotesquely immoral. pave be) Oy 30.0% an ieee || wary, stron ! BQ | cotton and woot mattresses: guaran: A prices of butt wee whieh |T value 2.4 revent the witnesses 1, it would have to be at| Modern Bobyion has its happy, nof-| ite money g@¥B for gold and jew- e sir! consented and the | mat homes, filled with happy, norma!| @led prizes at “bridge.” For while partaneed iotet arent, | Bien and women, Ancient Rabylon had umes gauiio tation Meuse |\Roland D Armstrong Orders 4 man who had formerly worked with Rhy tho family dozen | ‘hem too, But these are not the Pere} Sais ity tne mhertily at his elbow shank had offered him emp he fons who g! 6 to a city. friends were p t two o'clock, for bis unpaid accounts. Decorations on the Queen’s ment in Phitadeipita, Crutksiante the hous eaying she was | ?erhaps modern Babylon is what tt 1s— U teed sanitary and pure; vari- 9. amelied Beds ety of ticks; all sizes; val. 7.98 White e1 elled, heavy posts and ; illow. fillers with brass vases; Pure sterilized feathers, selec- 3H value 3.00... .. e tion of ticks; value 60c. - should ave the color and n And , Mrs. Vi Piker, with a would u his a v in ponsible partie: court ton tae Birl le perhaps ‘an , ie own na i p | Sloe to the home of a girl friend, At |] a place n the classic and the beaus| ¢ t her ear and her eye on Birthday and U.S 5. Holidays, for unlawfully in ding the prices ot! Tables { siz o'clock sie had ot returned, but d and ering array of prizes for her eh return from Po BR eae ha Diateat A ff was not until en hour lat re fam- are acola. bridge,” murmurs sweetly to a ies ss : : ‘ : It, was admitted In the District-Attor. 4 fly became worried. ac FsHIAN DBO Ug a MOT) aha ara ven of the lalanblonh DCAeiel niece eee nes'a office that the officers and diree- FLED RATHER THAN WED MAN and the a’ HOFU WUE Ts OANE GO MANYLHIOR [Scone tray cramniiers oF ile PRIDE Eitca | ct enone lGeitardson caltesteweravaneiinmenaec Oak er madog SHE DIDN'T LOVE. THEY ARE EITHER, “PRIMITIVE Mr. Van Piker te out] oon ttn tn the te Heth Sites ana COs ‘The books of the Hxchange | any mba; pol: |<, When she was found this morning OR DECADENT. m and I don't know the Yeagt| 1°lr itt in the fu arn 1 to the Grand Jury. to- Mise Lanner was alo us, but we choose] thing about business.” metery, Broukly She said she] Our work cho mind to marry without funds, finish; box frame; “| ponel back and cane seat; value $1.98, glam had been his hood inant to be known modern Babylon spends its cash| With flowers on May aud lets its credit go after the most ap-| hereafter. ‘T proved Persian manner. oft could not make up }) Geannette our amusement and women wii « selves at date hug.” & ‘ Only the “lower classes among | Mr. » Be es id his en “No C__O. D, or Mail Orders , c refused “}not tot " 0, and we pay with =| for probate in Brookly , LL ke tS ae Dani Even Homer Nods neiclie teat ae, tee | beauty 8 aon a wry face, at that, knowing that [or f.00 tw prov ‘ (| £00 his name, Me acemod to think nts aa ia his Bhe- ad! the intersst on Goctety’s unpaid | iui dite, an prtuetomentg wiry weenen were «uueed ag times, and we all have dull e 7 f earance an f Coes yee! Ni res 8. Harmless stimulus Is good. property, but would not say what had + {8 no use talking about bite! Ay. raion day g of friends art When she faced the inan she was to his widow, th of e married in the Bedford aven aironeia eaicloueline ¥ Ha | T Ben fit Y Skin Police station this morning, Miss Lanne te ee Gk ian teal « NE GR iICce ionticeercriy aad ihe ose 0 (4 our gree hysterical and lind to be removed | 4.024 Ua Fitch aves own tle t ideville engagement Other S Herbert ue station, where co wdied ae ins ” ‘a © totron took ‘charge “of her.” Ni | Bowery, zn thio fer | iewlyn M r 1 hora Pune thine ft CEYLON TEA Than Any oap ed Geannette to forgive her, but! of the public dun and Which sae not, Nid and Intirm, | the Jostedy an audieice en: eee, he inaisted he had been treated badly | tory gttl aud tue sptoler imitate know." 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HOGAN, | bank building? | First Avenue, Manhattan, Herald, ‘Times, Sun and Tribune ment of fashionable Babylon the mind P be eke ‘ F ‘ merquentead MBINED, & woman takes to the theatre {s just ; ne cava Tianna hana f er mera Aeon Boxes from $5 per year and up Afternoon rr 30; Evening 8.15 uur ad, will be printed conspic- 43 exhausted as her husb; ; aaa ghencians baukk tie] dix Doctors to yur ei uewa ee | te oT fisst page of the Sunday | Downtown, in Babylon, men work hing of Nello f 1 t me : ; Exam | West Side Safe Full Orchest id Soloi uously Pa jold \$ $ u! chestra an ists. World’s Want Section, where everybody #08 prizes; uptown, wo: rr old, caugnt fire, Sho wes teon fe att Scaeaaanatenee IS] a! 5 | Deposit Vaults ‘an sce it. e@rds for them. And on ned and was taken (o City Hosp esl fourteen | 0 CURB A CULM iy OND DAT Glasses! | Jon's hordes of unpaid WORLD “LOST! ADS FIND! | eee ecocers com ton tow mush ee icc masates thon oy ecupes > | 8th Ave. and 34th Si gis placed In post Baie tifa or aut i a8, Estab. 20 Years. 15 W, 23d St,