The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1913, Page 13

‘COUNTESS CHESMAYE, ¥ TQ YEARS DIVORCED, ‘MAIN BUILDING: Lap Robes at . he in the Basement. HDS HIRAM E, FOSTER color comtingsions, Bujidi !s Daughter of the Late Harttord B. Kirk, Distiller. ~ The and Hiram For your convenience the thousands of rolls in this sale have been arranged in groups in accordance with their numerical rotation as listed in the manu- facturer'’s catalogue. friend of the brid Meury BE. Foster. ‘the ceremony was performed in the rectory. The bride Is the daughter of the Inte Marford B. Kirk, a wealthy distiller of New York. She married Count de la ' Cheanaye about ten years ago. ‘They Were divorced about two years ago. ‘Their gon Jean ts with his mother. iy ‘Mr. Foster is » graduate of Tufts College and Harvard Law School. se de employed by the Windsor Trust Company, New York, and he bas been living at No. 19 Bast Fifty-ninth street, that city. Mrs. Kirk, the pride's mother, has apartments at the Walton, No. 104 Weat 3 Meth street, The Countess and he: have been stop- Ping at the Hotel Plaza. Mre. Henry &. Foster, Mrs. Eilzabeth Kennedy, John Greenleaf Darragh, Gris wold A. Thompson and Dwight Part- ss] 7 ridge of New York and Richard Prender- * gest of Chicago attended the wedding. Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party left for New York. | At the Walton last nigh: it was said Mat Mre. Kirk had gone out in the afternoon and had not returned. The Countess, it was said, at the Plaza, was not there. The Fifty- ninth street address is a bachsior apart- ment. The name plate in the vestibule showed that Foster, Darragh and Part. ridge made their home there, but the place was @ark last night cod there was no answer to the summons at the bell. Lenina POLICE ASKED TO FIND GIRL. : ) BA Model Sanday School Pup! Missing Atter Being Whipped. Henry Hartmann, pastor Presbyterian Chureh, tte Koents, fifteen years old, who her home, No, S47 East One Hundred gehty-third igari ‘$10 Overcoate—at $10 Suite—at.. is and $18 Suits- $15 and $18 Overcon’ Hartmann sald the girl had been a | of bis Sunday school until out to-wee tne world her own way an! nothing has been heard from her sings MAIN BUILDING For Men and Women; Tomorrow, at $3.95 A feature offering from our most successful Feb- ruary Sale in the immensely pular Jewelry Section. Tite cases in these watches are guaranteed for 10 years. Your choice of engine-turned or plain polished backs. pen face, with second hand; these watches are GOODS We Are Now Permenently \ Lccated et i 245 West 42d St. Sot. rt Biwey | eng Btn Ave. BA aK nrg at by ™. to 9 P.M "Try ' A 245 reat Men's 14-K and 18-K Thin-Model, High-Class Swiss Movements; 15 to17 Jewels—regularly § 0 $68; at DENTISTRY. Fresh Pound Cakes Our own baking or Drake's raisin, elt- 8108; Latest and best achievement in Denta! Science—a plate without a roof, which does not interfere with taste or speech. Light, strong, durable ond beautiful, Im or out of place tor comfort, Ca“ ONLY at the Waterbury Denta . whose patent it is, being con structed in The New WATERBURY Way || Come here ia the mori Layer Cakes Three delic it, fluffy layers, with pure fruit iced with chocolate, mele or 40c CY ORANGES. NEW BERMUDA POTATOE 2 quarts for... ++ th extracted and return at night with ZW set that lite We specialize in tightening | | Pi loore teeth, saving decayed teeth and} | replacing missing teeth without the use MAIN BUILDING: All work guaranteed 10 years, Our own baking; be German cect 15c (MAIN Pulling, Third Floor) iim ot HIT Seturievs Wines and Liquors DUPEV'S FRENCH CHAM, DILLON’S OLD IRISH WHISKY — 4 82.70 bottle. . AS hotle 88 IMPORTE Dd. “PONTET UMBEI RP ITAL JAN YER- CANET C — MOU vores ss OBC] ase auert bonie. 49C “HAUT sau-} YAL COCKTAILS — al! kinds: #1 rt WATERBURY DENTAL Sorta alk re] ofl itn wish at PARLORS TCH WHISKY QRe) SHISKY- —$1, bottle O08. 28d St, 414-416 Fulton st, REGAL SRY OR fou 69¢| "Y inpehian PORT ed ‘New York. Brooklyn. GIN-—75e bottle... WINE--@0e gt. bottle, HOURS 8 (0 6; SUNDAYS, 9 to & aS ng, Main Floor.) foes Z soanemcommmmmmm 011D/¢ GH Green Trading Stamps with Purchases befpre 12 o’ Clock—Single Stamps Uherealter Gammmmn §00 NEW FQN SHOPPING CENTER| re * jd [86 Automobile $3.95 articularly noteworthy spe a1 trom our Automobile hese robes are in three x§ 8, and 84x64 inches; made of fine all-wool materials in an assortment of fine plaids in blue and white, black and red, green and byes and gray and black Basement, morrow, at superb stocks. $7.50 Thin- Model Watches fitted with Locust movement, 7-jewelled and adjusted to two g hh sets for accuracy. ‘An “Uaas and Enas” Sale of watches Greaily reduced prices rule here in watches of the very fuenest class. Ladies’ 25- Year Gold-Fi —hunting case; set with a cut diamond; movement; regularly 10 Repilatly $ Reguiarly $ | $15; at...... ‘40 $50; at 35 (MAIN Building, Main Floor.) MAIN BUILDING i’ Doz. in Fresh Eggs (¢sicn) 27¢ Other Specials in Groceries, Meats and Poultry tor ‘tomorrow. ‘Merry Widow Cakes Citron, maple, plain, raising = each, $1; 2 Ibe o 25e Fresh Meats ae Fowi choice quailty dry-picked; 18¢ cy . Geist freah-kilied Western; D0)@ BING APP LES ., 88¢ SAUSAGE— (MAIN Building, Third Floor.) THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, I0T3. 18 *“« Better Goods for the Same Money or the ‘Meet Me-at the Fountain” GREENHUT-S! Sixth Avenue J. B.GREBNHUT, Pres. (MAIN Buliding, First Floor.) $1 to $1.75 (xx) Music Rolls Rach | pm eat More Cases Opened--Fresh Stocks to Select $ Tbe Red Kid Slippers for misses and children; heavy For Play er- Pianos; From, Tomorrow, Mi cei e 8 for PL] [Persistent a ”25¢ The world’s greatest selling event. More than 50,000 rolls in the original urchase. Thousands of titles. Yes, pre ctically everything ever set to music and cut into music rolls. ALL IN PERFECT CONDI- @ / ION—NONE EVER USED BEFORE. GREEN Ht T BUILDING The wonderful assortments include: _CLASSICS, FAMOUS OPERAS, CHARACTERISTIC PIECES, POP-. 45¢ Glass Wash Boards—with apron protector, {amily OF, ULAR MELODIES, FAMOUS DANCES, SACRED SONGS, PATRIOTIC SONGS, CABARET SONGS and DANCES. eats (GREENHUT Buliding, Main Floor.) » In a word, almost everything in music that any owner of a player could possibly wish for. {No Mai, Telephone oF G. 0. D. Orders Tied on the Above Batra Spectala (MAIN Building, Fourth Floor.) Quantities Limited.) Every suit, overcoat, fur or plush-lined gar- ment in this sale was selected from our own And, that’s your best guarantee for led Watches T-Jewelled Waltham Quality ‘dry: 20¢ made, country: l4¢e of trea” - 16¢ rters of sity 1 Be ic Dyes) HOLLAND G 1.25 gale ion vettie,, tt, DBC Cetin SHANDY GAL $1 bottle 84c sup. ERIOR B. B. KUMMEL ts, MO. large bot- 74e cfhwtiitics WHis: $4 KY os qt duties, TAC Ever Planned $20 to $35 Overcoats $30 Fur-Trimmed Overcoats =\ $25 Silk-Lined Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits # $30 Quilted Satin-Lined Overcoats ‘ The extraordinary price concessions are reflected $30 Plush-Lined strongly in tomorrow's sweeping sale. (Qualities considered Overcoats these are the biggest values offered by any store this winter.) $20 to $35 Business and “Sunday” Suits Your Unre- $ stricted Choice, To- EE a 8 me crunnr eggs oe ET Same Goods for Less Money Than Elsewhere’ =m Extra Special For Tomorrow (Saturday) Only MAIN BUILDING ‘Pl0¢ New Pumpkin -— Clipper brand, new pack pumpkin; makes delicious pies: doz, 69e; No. 3 siz MAIN Building, Third Floor.) 29¢ and 39¢ Paney Feathers, Wings and Flowers— 9 at c 18®to 19* Streets ‘MAIN BUILDING————— MAIN BUILDIN' Buy Furs NOW! Our Entire Stocks of Fur Coats, Scarfs and Matched Fur Sets Are Offered at Prices Which Will Prove Good Invest- ments for the Rest of This Winter and Next Because of the exceedingly warm weather and the de- plorable maiket condition, we were able to buy furs at prac- tically our own prices. MAIN BUILDING————— Boys’ *3-° Suits $65 Russian Ponyskin Fur Coats—48 and 52 inches long; made of choice selected skins; some are slightly cutaway, with rounded fronts; large rolling collars of Civet bl Mole Coney, Natural and eda 3750 Raccoon; at . Near-Seal Coate— ainade trom choice selected skins, with $ bas rolling collar, guaranteed linings; at ‘49.50 Popular Winter “Materiats In Handsome Styles Boys’ Suits—tormerly to $5; at $3 Boys’ Overcoats—formerly to LA RR erie iyeer arin wna $2 ‘(Sires 7 to 17 Years) Boys’ Overcoats—<(Sizes 2 to 10 years) formerly to $6; at Boys’ Wash Suits 9 8c “Mother’s Friend” and other Also Specially Priced for Tomorrow bedded tcarlnas peal Ul: 995 Mplitow N At, i “el 4 aaa a Raccoon Pillow s Buck Fox “Muff” iisamad eee h rr 2250 Pe Scarf, s taeenes ny and Scarf. 25 Muff i a § A large daashieat of reliable ‘oa: and scarfs (odd piace) at less than }4 the regular prices, All Furs Bought During This Month (February) Will Be Stored FREE OF CHARGE AFTER T, hs WEARING SEASON UNTIL WANTED NEXT YEAR, (MAIN Building, Firet Floor.) MAIN BUILDIN er ne Te Misses’ and Juniors’. Chinchilla Coats F rbedincisy $3.95 clude a number of excellent coats in caracul and cheviots. Girls’ Coats — formerly | Misses’ and Juniors’ s $ S ul ¢ #—tormerly ye sae One of the styles for One pt {he siviee . Dresess formerly oan | Bat See Coats --tormerly heesnenes Hoa oth *795 Misses’ Serge Dresses (Seal plush trimming. brown and black; 1 y sizes 14 to Culicew’s Scheel) tie: CLO up to $5; bd | 95 Misses’ Eollenne Silk eeeveeee ° Dressea— Geo bs aiken and checks.) models; sizes Juniors’ 2- Piece Sulte— to 18 10.75 formerly up $ years), at. to $$; at... Misses’ Messaline and (Mixtures and checks.) Charmeuse Diceees. st Maran woot sores: | 13.502 18,50 sizes 14 to 6. 15 (All the new Spring 18 years.) e Shades.) (MAIN Building, Piret Floor.) MAIN BUILDIN Women’s$2-59 Fancy Weave Sweaters, at 1 95 Shawl collar or high neck; in cardinal, tan or white. An unusual value even at $2.50. Women's $5 Manalsh Sereaieen: Children’s $3.75 Sweater Sets— plain cardigan stitch; rough neck;| white or cardinal; set consists of saruine) Oxford and 5 95 leggings, sweater and §, Women's $1.50 Knitted Shetland cap; sizes 1 to 4 years, at 2.95 y¢ets high neck, long 5. Children’s 50¢ and 75¢ Felt O5 sleeves; at iC} Hats & Bonnets—choice, at Ic (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) well-known makes. Great variety of materials. Sizes 2! to 8 years. (MAIN Building, Seoond Floor.) ‘MAIN BUILDING: . For Men, Youths & Boys— Sale Tomorrow, at . Cc Gray, Oxford aiaiwited. ‘ae Olive, in rough, smooth and stitched effects—all sizes. All these Hats are new—most of them not yet taken out of the original boxes from the manufacturer. (MAIN Building, Second Pioor,) ‘MAIN BUILDING Men’s Shoes $ 1 9 Values to $4; Tomorrow, at e Nearly 4,000 pairs—comprising 3 purchases from manu- fecturers whose makes of high-class footwear are known in the best stores throughout the country. All of these shoes are PERFECT. Nota pair of “rejects” or “seconds” in the lot; and, best of all, WE CAN FIT EVERYBODY. These shoes ore in a number of new end handsome styles. All have Goodyear-welted soles. Also Great Sales of Shoes for Women, Misses and Children THE WOMEN'S SHOES—“La France” and “Fashion” | MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES—high-cut tan makes; patent leather button shoes with black cloth stor shoes of genuine locust calf; Blucher effect with tops, gun-metal lace shoes, tan Russia calfskin lace | t ankle; Condens, waited soles; all 5240 shoes with “blind” eyelets, patent leather and visi ki cles Nearer parent leather, gun- lace shoes; every size and width; all have $ e s Ifski id Goodyear-welted soles; value $3,500 $5; at., 1.95 AL eaten fe i vere ‘1. 49 (MAIN Buliding, Second Floor.) ‘MAIN BUIL DING A Manufacturer’s Surplus Stock of Fine Sweaters for Men and Boys At Sensationally Low Prices, Tomorrow New, fresh and perfect goods, in @ full range of popular ‘‘coat-styles.” For Men: the grade, 45c $3. Md grade, $9 95 a 10 grade, 75¢ mt *o grade, 53 95 s so “grade, 1.95 ss grade, 5495 Values to $9.50 at $6 Angora Knit Sweaters and other high- class grades, including A, G. Spaulding & Bro neck, “Byron-collar” and “Roug! neck" a \. Color assortment includes the popular “heather- brown” mixtures. For Boys: AN | 75¢ grade ABe 82 100 grade, *1.50 50 wid t 4 Also ‘Rough neck” HL oie Ig ae valent "4.50 \ ia IF MAIN Buliding, Second F MAIN BUILDING Extra Low Prices, Tomorrow, on Key West Clear Havana Cigars Late shipments—-all Cuban hand-made, fresh and perfect goods—-very fragrant and uniform in quality. Conchas Bouguct—box of 8, Jose Lovera Co.'s Rositas—made in $0; regularly $3.75; at. 250 their Tampa factory; all Havana Rignigets 1 60 ; eri Havens, Sreener box of junts—box of $0; regu- gularty larly $4; at ‘250 pati aes sas eelnete ‘asses aD Panatelas Finns =bOs of §, en we ae ] 295, bor ar sO re rentary 150 200 H h-Grade C ‘alabash Pipes Value $3 tomorrow, at. 95¢c Good shapes, with rem ry apettees y cope, sqid rubber {> s