The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1912, Page 10

B. R. T. CONDUCTOR WHO GOES TO ALBANY AS AN ASSEMBLYMAN. ‘ FGHTING FOURTH TAUGHT ONAN | AME OUTS ‘After Fifteen Years as B. R. T. ; Conductor He Goes to the / ' Assembly. VOTE GETTER FOR SURE. Financed His Own Campaign and Overcame Former Big ! § + Republic Majarty, Bew that Wilson's plurality in the (estore college has been fairly well @stermined, why not consider the plu- waiity of Joseph J. Monahan, B. R. T. » in the vote for Assemblyman fa the Twenty-second Aveembly District, Brooklyn? And why not consider Jo- ry Republican OM + ? he and | Aarts & lawyer and the Repu incumbent of the seat at Albany, who ‘was running for re-election; and Jacob +| M. Kornfeld, also a lawyer, who wae running on the Bull Moose ticket. Karuts said with confidence at the be- ginning of the campaign that he coukl “give Monahan 2,000 and leave him at the post.” Monahan work twelve hours a day at his job on tio Park avenue line— from 6 to 6 six days a week. But at nights he got out and hustled. He made it @ point to know every voter in his Gistrict if he could. He went to the athletio club dances and entertainments whether they were given by Democrats, Republicans or Progressives. He wre.- tled and boxed with Republicans and Moosera just to show them how a good Democrat could do the thing. Though friends urged him to give up his job on the B. R. T. and apend all of his time on the canvass he couldn't eee his way ciéar to doing that. “I recelved several offers of asnist- ance financially,” said Monohan to-day when he was reviewing his campaign. “But I dia not take them, for I would rather be independent of everything.’ Monohan (Dem.), 8,066. Keruts (Rep.), 5,662. Kornfeld (Prog.), 4,839, § rete g 3 E i : Hh wed by the waver figures of returns on the stereop- sheets, Joseph J. Monahan, Demo- candidate for the Assembly in a jt which last year gave 10,000 ity to a Republican, bounded up of the little two-family house 10 De Bales place which he calls Into the bright light of the room he jomped and he gathered Wife, a growing boy, a en infant all in his Comprehensive aweep of the mm ie i Fy? [et ell STORE IS ROBBED AGAIN. Barglars Get $175 on en Second Visit to First Avenue. For the second time within the last two months the United Cigar store at No, 14 Firat avenue has been robbed. ‘On Oct. 18 the clerk, Edward Danaiger, ‘was held up at the point of a revolver ca I i ici | the cash register. ‘Tuesday night the wafe waa forced i i tf, H t I en Rué> Ae J H f ' ' ‘ { ‘ { B { @) {' 4 ( ius i pl HI fy aH 3 eis i $r E Fr} i : and “mil gee ata is alwa iSite ~ HES tt fill a = i 5 | the boys urged and eo ee were Rawat R. Ww, Radwat &'c6: ‘we Elm St., N.Y, Latest Styles “Custom Made” THE NEW *‘Successo”’ Washable Corset Guaranteed to retain its shape after laundering. $5.00 Sold by the best Stores | o4 to the appointment of a referee to THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, In the Dahlgren case, Dahlgren declined to consid DAHLGREN DIVORCE SUIT TO BE HEARD IN SECRET SESSION Mrs. Lucy Drexe] Dahlgren, whose 4t- | vorce action has been prosecuted with the fixed purpose of giving Eric Dahl- gren's alleged infidelities the widest Publicity, relented to-day under the Pressure of friendly advice and consent- come ohare | avenue. Mra. Dahlgren ts tagron and very wealthy, hear the testimony privately and decide the issues. None of the Datigrens nor AILING. SKIN thelr witnesses were in court to-day when Justice Gavegan marked the case for a reterence. ‘With the unexpected turn in the case. it te learned Mra. Dahlgren has named two co-respondenta, one of them a young and beautiful west side school teacher who has been able to appear Prominently in exclusive @eociety enter- tainments hecause of the friendships she has made, She ts an exceedingly accomplished girl, it is said, and a» tonishing efforte have been made, it learned, to shield her name in the di- Voroe proceedings. Her name is known to Mra, Dahigren and Mra, Dahigren‘e | ‘eh lawyer, The other co-respondent, who te Rameless except for a first name, does ot Poslam in ase is immediat raya allays suffering and wonderful rap Keeraw of ecaema are cured quichly, to secure results by other m All skin disea: alt rheum, pi and every fot by Poslam. treatment < i i g Bot belong to tho realm of eoctety, Dates and addresses are furnished by Mra. Dahlgren. Mr. Dahigren, it ts stated, has entered a blanket denial to all his wife's charges. ‘The Dahlgren case has been marked by some unusual features. The case was begun tate in the afternoon one day last Murch, and papers served within twen- ty-four hours, while Mr. Dahlgren was sponding @ half holiday at the Univer- sity Club. The usual move in the case of an “uitra-rich” flamed _ noses, rashes, blemishes, etc. POS! condition and improve its texture. It offers the heali and scalp trou! All. druggi cents) and For free samples write to ‘ork City. IS HEALED BY POSLAM prise and gratification of th often sufficient for minor troubles, such as pimples, red and in- & Justices for the appointment of a referee try the case in secret. owever, Mn @ referee. He inaleted that {f Mra. Dahlgren meant business *he and her friends must to open court and prove their Later, when the case reached Dahigren gallantly heartng. It was erie Dahigren was graduated trom Harvard in ‘89 and married Lucy Drexel & yoar later, They have elght children, The children are now with the mother tn the family mansion at No, &12 Madison She has asked the Court to grant her permanent custody of them, the alster of Mira, Bingham Penrose, higren ts the son of Rear-Admira! the cure of e. It stops heals with cases to the eur- unable Psoriasis, scal rm of itch, Over-night | complexion M SOAP used daily for toilet and bath will keep the skin in bealthy color ing medi tion of Poslam in a form particul beneficial for tender skin and eruptions Il Poslam (price 50 Soap (price 25 cents). the Emer- Mtigant 1s to apply to gency, Pin bees tieieay 82 West 25th Street, **New York’s Foremost Millinery House.”” For Friday and Saturday For Two Days Only 25C* to $3 $3.00 popular colors, Rich Velvet Dress Hats Value $3.98 other clever effects, Beautiful Dressy Hats Value $3.98 crowns and plush velvet brims. Plush Velour Tams Value $6.00 WY) Beaver Hats in all Colors Value $5.00 Magnificent rich, Soft Felt Hood Hats Value $1.98 White Beaver Hats Value $6.00 beautiful beavers in every conceivable For Two Days Only 98 ‘se One tron. <., thousands of Velvet ¢ Dress Hats 7.50 Paradise Sprays, a startling value, as these are beautiful full sprays. 8.50 Paradise Sweeps, very full, glorious, wide sweep effects... Stunning / Hatters’ of finest im- ported Afri- can stock; lack of white Sale of 10,000 Stunning Shapes Fraction of Regular Prices | 5,000 Felt + lia Season's most stylish shapes in all the A most fascinating assortment of clever, dashing styles, in tams, turn ups and a host of Artistic creations, with hatters’ silk plush Two choicest~ shapes designed this season; exact reproductions of latest Paris models. A wonderful collection of the snow-white $2.50 Vo" immense Sale Paradise, Ostrich Plumes & Bands 4° 1” 9% us silk nap beaver, in dozens of dashing styles, very becoming. 09¢ Beautiful satin finish quality, in all colors. Very much in demand by the smart dressers. 3% shape. ¥// \}1,000 Black Velvet Hats 13.48 191 B Altman & Cx: will hold to-morrow (Friday) in the Millinery Department on the First Floor, A SALE OF WOMEN’S HATS / at the following special prices: Trimmed Hats, in a number of desirable styles . . . « « ~at $5.00 & 7.50 Untrimmed Hats. . . at 2.00 & 3.00 An unusually fine assortment of flowers suit- able for corsage and evening gown decoration is being shown in the department; also thea- tre and evening caps, bandeaux of rhine- stones, pearls and jet, with and without Paradise aigrettes; and a number of other effective hair ornaments. Misses’ & Children’s Underwear Dep't will hold to-morrow (Friday) and Saturday A SALE OF HOUSE GOWNS, SILK PETTICOATS AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR at special prices, as follows: House Gowns of blanket material or eiderdown 4 to 8 years, $1.85 10 to 16 years, $2.90 Petticoats of silk jersey and messaline, sizes Mito Ge oe 6) Soe Nightgowns, 4 to 16 years 90c. & 95c. Petticoats, 4 to 16 years . 85c. & $1.00 Misses’ Drawers . . . . 48. & 75c. Children’s Drawers . . . 35c.& 42c. (B. Altman & Ca.’ WOMEN’S BLOUSES appropriate for semi-dress wear, are being shown at attractive prices. These blouses include the newest style fea- tures in collars and sleeves and are made of the most desirable fabrics, such as crepe de Chine, satin, brocade, chiffon and Irish and shadow laces. Imported Lingerie Waists, in a variety of new designs, are offered at popular prices. SHAWLS, SCARFS AND VEILS This assortment includes India Chuddah shawls, plain and with Cashmere borders; embroidered China silk shawls; traveling shawls of double-faced Cashmere and Hima- layan shawis in Scotch plaids. Also Shetland shawls, scarfs and veils for motor wear, B. Altuan & Cn.) are offering,at very great reductionsin prices, MISSES’ & GIRLS’ TAILOR-MADE SUITS MISSES’ SILK DRESSES for afternoon and evening, including some high-cost im- ported gowns; and CHILDREN’S COATS AND DRESSES 3] me seem pan.on 2 Dera, For. Wee stare Franklin, Simon & Co, Fifth Avenue DIRECT ATTENTION TO THEIR EXCLUSIVE TRADE MARK “PARFAIT" UNDERWEAR, NEGLIGE’S, PETTICOATS, HOSIERY, CORSETS, SHOES AND TOILET SETS; AT SPECIAL PRICES, “Parfait” Crepe de Chine Negligees FOR WOMEN AND MISSES * ” “Pastaie” (Greve de Chine Negligees Shadow pv ieee} Wine sad Hotes tsmnen oovelae sins, 8.95 “Parfait” de Chine Negligees - | In kee white or blue; entire gown and kimona sleeves med with point d'esprit lace and ribbon rosebu: s. value 314.0 12.75 | “Parfait” Rosebud Trimmed Negligees | Of ei cra de chine, In white, pink, maize, Blue or violet; “rma ' a ott H fibbon and rosebuds. ns ennimmed ie seed 14.50 | “Parfait” Crepe de Chine Petticoats FOR WOMEN AND MISSES. Pau Hal re sine, Chine Petticoats 1, tri ‘/ solaew: lace fiousce, vine | ad Hower zh Seale 3380 6.95 “Parfait” Crepe de Chine Petticoats | In maize, pink, white or blue, trimmed with pleated shadow lace, veivet ribbons and rosebuds. Value $9.75 7.95 “Parfait” Crepe de Chine Petticoats In pink, blue or white, clinging model, trimmed with pleated frills of point d'esprit fees and ribbon rosebuds. Value $11.50 '8.95 “Parfait” Glove Silk Underwear FOR WOMEN AND MISSES. “Parfait’’ Glove Silk Vests In white, pink or blue, crochet top, 1.45 reinforced. Value $2.00 “Parfait”? Embroidered Silk Vests Embroidered glove silk vests, in white, pink or blue, rench band tops, reinforced. Value $2.75 2.25 “Parfait” Silk Knickerbockers ve silk, in black, white, yes forces 27 Of glove silk, in black, white, pink or blue, reinf pa 5 “Parfait”? Silk Knickerbockers Of superior quality glove silk, in black, 3.75 white, pink or blue, reinforced. Value $4.50 “Parfait” Glove Silk Combinations In white, pink or blue, fully rein! Value $3.75 2.95 “Parfait”? Embroidered Silk Combinations Of glove silk, in white, pink or blue, handsomely embroidered, fully reinforced. Value $4.50 “Parfait” Silk Hosiery FOR WOMEN AND MISSES. “The wearing qualities are guaranteed.” “Parfait”? Pure Thread Silk Hose Black, white and colors, lisle or silk sole 3.75 85 and garter welt. Value $1.35 “Parfait” Pure Thread Silk Hose In black only, cotton sole, silk or cotton, garter top. Value $1.50 1 . l 0 “Parfait” Silk Hose (Emb'd Clor) In black only, hand embroidered black or white clox. Value $2.50 The “Parfait” Shoe FOR WOMEN AND MISSES. Patent leather Shoes, with black or Oxford cloth; gray suede, white or black kid tops; perfect fitting last, hand welted soles, new concave heels. 5.00 Vatue $6.50 1.65 “Parfait” Corsets FOR WOMEN AND MISSES. Made by expert Freneh corsetieres, of French coutil, broche, batiste, tricot and elastic, low bust and long, straight hips and back. Suitable for all igures. “Parfalt™ Tricot, Corsets vaue $500 ° 3.75 In whitd or pink “Parfate”” Coutil ¢ Corsets 5.00 750 Of white French ‘*Parfait’’ >on a Of white French Coutil, extreme long hip ont, Siege aD “Parfait” Ivory Toilet Sets Bg ay bg 495 Value $7.50 y 9.75 13.50 FIFTH AVE., 37th and 38th Sis. Value $6.00 “Parfait” Ivory Toilet Sets Of English ivory, ten pieces, superior quality. Value $14.50 “Parfait” Ivory Toilet Sets or Bagish ivory, ten pieces, with script monogram (two to five initials), in gold, blue, rose or black. Value $18.50 To appreciate the con- venience and great value of the Sunday World's Want Directory---