The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1912, Page 4

THE EVENING WUbbD, Coronet for the Easter Bride; COURTING SOPHIE, SHE PAID IT BACK, Sa Now She Scorns His Attentions and Has Him Put Under $500 to Keep Away. Charging that her former mweet- heart, who ts «till @ candidate for re- inetatement in her uffections, had ‘threatened to “apoll her beauty” with | warbolic acid, chloroform and a few! other things when she refused to marryhim, twenty-year-old Sophie Bes- ener, @ milliner living with her uncle Becond avenue, caused the | ight aay usual,” interrupted the Court. “Sie the 1 ever heard of such # thing. you know bow, much he THE FISH TAIL 3 TRAIN Charles Esra Sprague Dies. of the Unton Dime Say- HAVE YOU TRIED IT? and wes of orange bicssoms will| dedly wounded ni Oatewuere In the Raster bride, as shown | he married Miss Ray Hilison, who 4 Fine Fish Sauce by. Adding Vi 10' seis ike ilo (Our Only pond HUDSON TERMINAL BUILDING cunck FRAN creMting a startling sensation in Merchant Tailoring by mene The Broadest Guarantee Ever Given by ANY Tailor in New York City . q We guarantee to give you for the one price of ‘$16.00 a three-piece suit or overcoat of finest and purest wool that money can buy and to give you perfect style, fit and finish. If at any time from the date of purchase until it is worn thread-bare, you are dissatisfied with it in any respect, bring it back and we will “make good.” All Wool 3-Piece Suit or =— N03: In Exclusive Made to Confined Patterns Measure FANCY VEST We have decided to ofre % every purchaser of a 3-picce Suit or Overcoat a fp AA Vest absolute! REE for the asking, made to measure’ of the finest nels, worsted an areraes linen, worth at least............sceeeeeeeee TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW ONLY This is no catch advertisement like other tailors in New York are running, for we welcome comparison in price and quality, after which we are sure of you as a customer, not once, but always, There are no better materials made than those shown in our store, and as our business is the study of woolens from the sheep’s back to your back, we know what we are talking nbout. AS A CLINCHER Let us say that we give you: more and better value than any other cus- tom tailor in New York can ee in a 3-Plece Suit or Overcoat at $16.00. Our extensive show windows reflect the same high quality that you will find in the woolens in our store and that we give you. Select goods from our windows and we will gladly build them into a suit or overcoat for you. We do not show one thing and sell you another, If you travel by tunnel to » stop in to-night or in the morning, HENRY A. RITCHIE & CO., 30 oh St. our =! ler RIVAL, Fish-Tail Train for Spring GOWNS New Ficeman at Chiet Langit Charges were filed with Fire Commie-| tor a weet, and her five chi who Heal With Reainol gene ihtin da eat Poa |rngs Wrage fo ante Woes] _Y Hen WAI or peop ; ortimer J, van, . ante le |was dotatled to the quarters of Deputy | Jeoyey “na, her hushand are he Sometimes a sale is spoiled peop! | Chief Langford, No. 185 Lafayette street. Yet| Makes Hot and Cold Musts'Taity, '}” ey} ety es MOTHER GONE, BABY Dra Mire, ‘Margaret Flynn Was Been Missing a Week. Mes. Margaret Fiynn is missing ¢rom her home, No, 133 West Sixtieth street. Not @ word has been heard from her MPO ey WAS THE COAL PUT IN? SURE, DOWN THAT HOLE. SAMPLE RELIEVED. gehgboké, SKIN TROUBLE| =. Old Sores and Cuts Quick-| wif 1 Hed Worn Gla Quarters Didn’t Know Chute Led Into the Sewer. broken. The youngest child is in auch | free gai & pitiete condition that the family | so cases are physician gaya its life cannot be saved longer standing and « sample Tact quite unless the mother returns. ih, benefit Mre. Fiynn, her husband ead, has shown signs of dementia since the birth of her last child. On Friday she went to a neighboring store and hae not Been seep since. She is five feet four inches tall, weights 166 pounds, has light brown haf and a slight ecar over her left eye. of Resin? berate fe bed peels e much era ing vision will-com later to those wha, B tia | glasses when youn clear éyesi ier youthful ol ahehie? Our Registered cians, Oculists of Long Experience, Examine Your Ejpa’, "ene Perfect Fittin, Cleat et With Bifocal |when @ truck containing three tons of | coat agrived. Sullivan eigned for the cout, and the coal man lifted a man- 7 {t slide. Then the coal When Tangtord @ot tack he asked if the coal had arrived. Sullivan said Mer " Langford eent for the janitor and asked if the coml wat all right. “What coal?’ asked the janitor. ‘There was no coal in the cellar, Tt had been dumped in the wrong manhole, which opened into the sewer. It took & week to get the coal out of the sewer. ‘The charges against Sullivan are purely technical and he will not be brought to trial. There are three manholes, site by wide, in the pavement in front of the fire house, one leading into the cellar, one into the sewer and one into an electric wire conduit. An Sullivan had never been there be- fore he can hardly be held responaibie le took it for granted knew his business, ———— New Honors for P. P. Claxton. P. P. Claxton, United States Commie- sioner of Education, has been elected! 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Merston is president of the easo- hecaagend a How the Righteous Get “Meagd ante oT allie war a believer in mathin’ but | ‘good comin’ ter der righteous of de the Soap at 25c. If you pre- she do it for?” e,"" sald Brother Dickey, “kaee de fer to make s free trial first, write for | been reading somewhere | minute Nughetoennga) is gwine out in Cong to Arg Aig Resinol Chemical ‘0 jMeplacing men in all) walks de ‘possum, fat en’ sassy e2 @/ Co,, Balt id. ." member of de Steel Truss !* i} = Cowperthwait @ Sonsz N Oo. 25c a Week Dep osit 50c a Week Between S15 and $30: 75c a Week Betwern'$30 ae $50: Any Amount in Proportion. i | He ‘had been on the detail only en hour “pid you see that stout woman that little man off the sidewalk.” ‘Yes. On Amounts Up to $15 Worth l “New Idea,”$3.95 4 Four different uses. Asa couch, with both sides down. As a davee pert, with one side up and ong side down (as in cut). As a bed, with both sides straight out. As a, erib ... $24.75 Werth easily 99. 1 1-16 in. contin- In a new handsome caps on the s. oars, 18x42, pret- . Excellent enamel? All sizes. Pee eae ears work. Value $33. Apartment House Made of selected bard- wood well finished, fitted with brass hardware, eed with heavy galvan- Heavy mahogany finish frames, handsomely carved. Covered in panne plush of fine quality. Tufted backs, ruffled edges, claw feet. Would be reasonable at $30. Can be had in Verona Tapestry cz Damask, at $45. with both ‘sides up, soa’ ‘child could not roll off. Very strong and easily operated. Mattress of green or figured cretonne. iron, Iveae ar- bev for jab tion. Holds 40 iba of ine of ice, and the pabsh oa chamber is ial Piece { Lots more of every kind from 35.25 to $60. RUGS 83x1066 ft. Tapestries. S0lid eonttorte-polid : cece asso 08k. Beautiful thrary Tab.e. A meme an a uetagan «Seni Te 30x60 inch Rag Rugs.... 24x48 $6.75 finish. Best cushions, Absolutel; ther- f, solutely weather-proof, wey evi is aul Lika, “ strong and comfortable. Bath Mats.. Our Floor Coverning Dept. 26x24 top, large drawer; Early Tei ita ioe pth} ae ae aa pro yrs 4 English finish. Many others, svroy A ut “Primo Enamei’’ ww Take your pick, Jf Vatew $5. 15 25¢ SP arn weet ageriny $1.50 Mahogany music c: ae 8 wy T) Fade PE yircoa 95. - jue mi Ps, . 7 5 | re- bara Neohatto Bees. Ee made and finished. placed jree o/ charg Haslem Stove 3rd Ave. & (21st St. Cowperthwait Downtown Store Park Row & Chatham Sq Open an Account with the o.dest farnitare house We have been fn the country. fitting ao homes for New York- ere for 105 years,