The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1912, Page 6

SWAG GIRL, SET FREE; * THROWS NO LIGHT ON MURDER OF ESCORT. al and imag'n I have previously ° ot the meddling moth whiten , m 3 courts, + WHO ARE SENT i ms Spouses Drive Men to Drink as Well as the Constant Babblers. of the rd whe nas he #py is master of her.” oo CLUB JOINS IN HUNT FOR CORONA S It BOTH KIND LACK SENSE. + | Worst of It—How to Handle a Husband. fona Heights, Queens Horou: | | i} | Loretta Busch, was | f the club, or —_— Busch'a contradictory states + ae i | ments have baffled the police in thelr ” iguerite Mooers Marshall. | hunt for the slayer. She has declared @ rather remarkable caves of | ital unleppiness, each the exact have just been | day's news, n Krighe of No, 20 Ferry street, Nebvar, arraigned on a charge of non- sompiained that his wife did | | mot talk to him enodgh. “She won't Oven bay WOR! mornisé, Altiough we points to the fact je was living with her, they had yesterday aml each member four children, and he was earning from the other hand Henry Juntunson| to some Italian laborers, He simply Busch of we Mioh., committed mifcide we h{k wite talked too much, He @ noose about his neck and fired a ver shot into his head in hie she has appeared a! Vy, to empape the loquacious lady ne + me - his wite was back here in court Ri DinitletaAtearoey pare ma he was and Ne | coping and wailing and beseeching Messe tae en ind he was sent dows to to let him come home! We tried to ex-| pusch knows who did the shooting MAKES AN APPEAL FOR HIG | piain to her that if he was allowed to] that probably all the membors of the succe: come back and sti! refused to support ite Oaks Athletic Club know the “ that you have a chance to get| "er, he couldn't be convicted again in| stayer. @ thir@ jwsband for God's sake don't ‘tai& him to death,” jew of the conflicting evidence it days. ———~__—_ ‘ed to me that Miss Rose Mé-|to smile at her scold Quade, prodation ofcer of the Domestic] WOMEN WHO TALK TOO MUCH SLASHED HIS LANDLADY. Relations Court, might well decide the TO OUTSIDERS, “Then there is the woman who tlki meroly idle gossip all day long with neighvors, Naturally, the meals pggrenth mari at) ree not on time or the house properly kept, | his iy. repeatedly ble results, more disastrous, however, is isisfatityy AT EP 5 atl ily tits uF i He li f iH HL eft lf + #2 i ir z i rf scneiooe TH the first signs of Spring comes if Hi 3 k E 4 ii { i Int naturel Tht Me wee Rheingold Bock beer. sen a soe" or thes More palatable than on: Ot ever, it is made of spe- cially selected barley, rice and hops, RHEINCOLD BOCK BEER : pare emeanen if things have net | | is brewed by S. Liebmann’s much for we case vere te tame] I Sons, Brooklyn. All dealers (a pret, ooo heews sf sees | have it. $1. case, 24 bot- and staying away from home tles, in Greater New York. their wives were always nag- = complaining. ‘The woman S. LIEBMANN’S SONS BREWING COMPANY 36 FOREST STREET the cafe'ot the wife who {a continually Dabdiing into the ears of her mo! he) ! i] Of cours: i without on, but in the # do well to remember Members Promise to Find Man! Who Killed Barreto—Girl og Is Set Free. | The White Oaks Athletic Club has hi taken a hand in unravelling the mya the End They Get t e tery of the murder of Dominic Barreto Monday night on Hillside avenue, Co- dead man, who wan killed while walk- only one #hot was fired, and that from across the street, 169 feet away. Three bal were found in the body, and re fired at close range, ‘The membership of the White Oaks Athlette Club ts something more than two hundred. Two meetings were held Coroner Ambler will hold a spectal tn- juest om Barreto's bedy within a few Weman Cut for Demanding Board too much to outsiders. Perhaps BAM Ie Severely Hurt. him for @ $0 board bill, Joseph Men- siano slashed her throat with @ razor ‘on a public street in Jamatea, Queens Borough to-day. Mensiano escaped and] #!th a razor. rs. Knapp was taken to St. Mary's THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AP anne — npn anceps While on her way to church to-day with her tweive-year-ald daughter Mrs. RIL by threats he made to slash her face Hospital in a serfous condition from] Knapp met Mensiano at Ditcros ave- h loas of blood, nue and South street. The man made a Sirs. Knapp lives at No. 6 rush at Mrs, Knapp swinging a razor nspoken en word LAYER. | ch. ‘The | financial that the a4 himself to devote all the time living under the same roof,” he | % to $7 a day as a teamster. She made! i, the man hunt, Several members te- ted. abou: © cents a day dy giving dinner hey have a clue, decided that since she was eaming| then dismissed aftor an unsatisfactory | money he Wobldn't give her any of his, examination, Since her return i and since he couldn't be persuaded to] home at No, 12 Fairview avenue, has been guarded by the police, though it {s not explained why. tine ge shoot- tely un- Dreyfuss hat Mise and formerly dunned street Jamaica and supports her fem All Ready For Easter At the Brill Stores The Brill Twenty Suits and Topcoats at $20, and the Brill Specials at $15. The biggest values we have ever offered at these prices, just a little bit more for your $15 or your $20 than we have ever given before, and the largest and most beautiful assortment of new styles, colors, fab- rics and patterns that we have ever exhibited. Buy Your Easter Suit at Brills Brill BROADWAY, at 49th St. 279 BROADWAY, near Chambers St. 4? CORTLANDT ST., near Greenwich. 125th STREET, at 3d Ave. SQUARE, 44th Street, West of Broadway. Haslem Stere Open Eveninge. Registe Exteblishes Teele Merk Helf « Century Easter Novelties In » Handkerchiefs Ladies’ Handkerchiefs at 25c, 0c, 75¢ bry $1,004 very attractive line, including solid colors with white borders and white grounds with fancy color effects in stripes and special designs of Vv ski Men's Handkerchiefs, $1.00, 1.25 and French goods 1,50—A collection of very fine showing hand-printed effects in colors, Special We offer at half price a very choice collection of Embroidered Madeira Handkerchiefs, showing beau- Embroidery so All of the above Handkerchiefs, of course, are of tiful hand-scall edges and eyelet pn Ags ge renee Price 25c., formerly S0c. absolutely Pure Linen, James McCutcheon & Co., Sth Ave. and 34th St., waiet tira i { i and shouting that he would cut off her . face. He slashed at her right cheek and majority daughter rune home| tly by running a boarding house. She| che inruw her head back in such @ way » evicted Mensano four months ago and] that the blade of the weapon struck ride OF! has lost no opportunity since to remind] her throat. She fell to the walk and nae to keep her! iim of his debt. she was not terrifled Mensiano fled Time to Store and Repair Furs h d ir fi d where extensive repairs are ordered at time | | pe Ball ‘oe waiee th ‘earage charges, Also, with the fur season now ryt ! | \ the cost of repairing furs is considerably less than eat the height of season. Drop us a line or telephone 2626 Greeley and we will call for your furs, Broadway Saks & Company at 34th Sereet, The Panier Skirt modified copies of the four latest Paris models this most recent innovation in women’s : styles, will be exhibited tomorrow at Saks’ q While the German Emperor, with his characteristic versatility, is leveling i ‘ his field glasses at the new Panier skirt, and a number of New York importers and stores, appalled by the audacity of its lines, are in a quandary as to the phe sa of encouraging its adoption, we have had a prominent designer lor ui! reproduce s four authentic Paris models on modified lines. Whether the Panier skirt is to survive contemporary criticism or suffer the fate of the Harem skirt, is a debatable question. But we believe that New York women will welcome an opportunity to see four new Panier models which fulfil the spirit but modify the letter of this picturesque extreme in style. Fourth floor ? Women’s Pompadour Hats 6.50, 7.50, 8.95 @ The Pompadour hat is the latest Paris fad. Made of fine Pompadour chiffon cloth, in exquisite flowered designs and colorings, this newest conceit of the Paris milliner is one of the smart Easter hats in the Frenchcapital. Weare showing these hae! pos hats in a choice assortment of the newest shapes and in a ful selection of designs and colorings. Very reasonably priced, too. Women’s Trimmed Hats 5.00, 6.95, 7.50, 8.95, 9.50 f q Despite the enormous exodus of Spring millinery from our Salons, we still dis- play a full and comprehensive collection of fine trimmed hats, thanks to our facilities lor replenishing as fast as occasion requires. But the most interesting feature of this department is the surprising amount of variety which we have brought within the sphere of popularprices. It is safe to say that in any other store in town the prices for these hats would be from one to three dollars more. Women’s Easter Hats 10.00, 15.00, 25.00 @ Making hats by cable has been one of our busiest occupations during the past few days. For, aside from the frequent shipments of Paris hats received by us right along, we are also evolving charming trimmed effects from cabled reports of the last-minute hats in Paris, thus ensuring the fullest representation of Easter styles. Women’s Easter Blouses For Thursday we offer some of the most remarkable values of the present season New Cossack Blouses, in models duplicat- Sleeveless Coat Jumpers, made of cream ing two of the latest French designs. One net, claborately braided with belt in con- model is a tucked chiffon, with taffeta belt trasting color. Value 8.00 and shadow lace apron. The other mode! Thursday special at 5.95 is chiffon over chiffon, pleated lace peplum Chiffon Peplum Blouses, over cream net and lace belt. Both models are more and shadow lace. Surplice effect. All the properly described as overwaists, tobe worn season able colorings. Value 7.50 over a blouse of lingerie orlace. Obtainable Thurs ae day special at 5.00 Re ripek be cet: eed Blouses, contrived of lace and chiffon com- e . ginal model pie at 14,00 jal at 5.95 binations, with Pierrot collar of net." . . ju special at 5.95 Value 10.00 Thursday special at 6.95 i Lingerie Blouses, eal nadie coat, and Cos- Cossack and Irish Lace Blouses, just im- E sack effects, and regulation models. French ported. Showing all the latest ideas in de- w voile, lingerie or net and lace combinations. sign, patterns, sleeve and belt finish. 1.00, 2.00, 3.00, 3.95 to 12.50 21.50 to 59.50 ante @: : Women’s Silk Hosiery at 69c s regularly 1.00 and 1.50 : } g Sunday's announcement of our annual Easter Silk Hosiery sale produced such phenomenal results that it is fair to assume that many women, familiar with our reputation for silk hosiery values, had been patiently waiting for this event. At any rate, the attendance far exceeded any we have ever known for this annual sale and more than fulfilled our expectations. No other silk hosiery event in town is so low in price, so liberal in values, and so unrestricted in assortments. @ Every pair of this hosiery is either dollar or dollar-fifty quality. Made of superior lustrous ingrain silk, with lisle or all-silk double tops, high spliced heel, and lisle or all-silk double soles. A full-fashioned hosiery, in sheer, medium or heavy weights, and as perfect in make and finish as you and we ourselves are accustomed to expect at the valuationsstated. In black, white, tan,ciel blue, pink, cardinal, navy blue, champagne and lavender. Regular, outside and trunk tops. Women’s Glove Sale proves to be a big success q Every pair of gloves in this sale is perfect in make, fit and style, and the assortments were big enough in the first place to withstand several days’ depletion without sizes being broken. So that the woman who needs long white gloves, and short kid gloves for tailored wear, may still obtain both at one-third saving on customary prices. Silk Petticoats at remarkable economies @ Every model in this offering is entirely new, and many copies of smart French skirts are included. Obtainable in black, white and all the wanted colorings. This sale eclipses anything we have yet of- fered in this department, considering the high tone of the workmanship and the quality of the materials. Crepe de Chine Petticoats, with lace insertion trimmings, suitable for evening wear. Value 8.50 Thursday special at 4.95 Crepe de Chine Petticoats, with deep tailored pleatin , adapted for street wear. Obtainable in all colors, Value 7.50 Thursday special at 3.95 Chiffon Taffeta Petticoats, or pattioonts of silk Jersey, with flounce Women's Long French Gloves value 3.00... special at 1.95 Long white French glace oven: full 16 button elbow length. ade of fine Sioed lambskin stock, with wide arms, t a time when long white gloves are in demand for both day and evening wear, this proposition is doubly attractive. Women's Short Kid Gloves value 1.50....special at 1.00 That quality of real French kid which is soft and pliable and fits the hand asa gloveshould. Light weight, overscams, or medium weight, pique sewn, White, black, tan, mode, pearl, white embroidered black and black embroidered white, crepe ine. In all colors. , Value 7.50 Thursday special at 3.95 Jersey Silk and Messaline Petti- coats, in two smart models. Value 5.00 Thursday special at 3.00 Taffeta and Messaline Petticoats, in tailored or pleated flounce models. * Value 3.50 Thursday spevial at 2.25