The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1913, Page 10

cena eae LAC Ce CO Ae OTT THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, EFFICIENCY BUREAU BILL . oldest twenty-six and the) POOR, HE GETS $7,400,000. SHORT ONE SENATE VOTE. SFRTED WIFE nzest seventeen years old = ‘The ———— | } husband of whom was relieved—| Angel Bruno, formerly a manufact arer | MONTPELIABR, France, March %— of No. 2 whe wan| An inheritance of 97,000,000 has fatien to R May Be Put Through With Fuller LEAR A gates Went ton street, she w: |® oheonerd ot shi reton nemed haf . , ae Mr Bruno's only witn cas Julius! Bonnaud. It comen ¢ Englishm 1 Attendance To-Day—A $12,000 | Wadlere, Rrune'e whlierbaired. book:| whose name la net ciate guthe, Job for Hennessy. Marius Bonnaud, who left for London Franklin Simon & Co. ALBANY, March %—Denounced | yesterday to take possession of his un. Fifth Avenue | Progressive Senator Salant and various! c day in November, 197.| expected wealth, Is a natural son of his ‘ ’ | Repubtican Senators as an attempt on ed me to come down tony wae La his identity nas been wate fee the part of Tammany and the Governor on that Sunday to etraighten out the! fully estabiist by a firm of London pare to. provide berths, for. office-seekers | amcasigieihis hooks,” Welnberg swore. I came up| lawyers following out the Instructions IMPORTANT SALE THURSDAY » Gov. Sulner's bill to create a §200,000-a- the stairs at about half-past eleven in| left by the testator. Bonnaud is " , ' rn » . the morning and, finding the door to| described as a person of no ed js Receiver Is Appointed for Busi-|?**F,,Devariment of EMmiency and Mrs, Kornbluth Has Martiage| itr. hirune's erivate ofice. unlocked, 1) out of exceptional intelligenoa th 0 te Poe ‘ me opened it «ently saw Mr. Bruno in povtntnacen acts tants bio he fh retell nding og AERC to “The Alias Kid” a—er—delicate situation, eo T closed the Frank H. Mathora Deed. Annulled. Women’s Tailored Suits Be ie Bld at a sy 29,50 Moire Silk Tailored Suits Two exclusive models, cutaway or shirred Empire coat; with draped skirt; colors black, navy, taupe ci foe 0.80 39 50 Broche Faille Silk Tailored Suits tn back, ay or atte) een Vane $78.00 59.00 ness of Herman J. Dietz, [aay when a full attendance of Demo- door softly and tiptoe! away. Then| BARATOGA, Maroh %—Frank H. . ial cratic Senators is expected, the measure Who Is Missing. | probably will be put through and sent 1 began to walk up and down, stamp-| stathorn, owner of the Grand Union if |to the Assembly for action, Ing loudly, and Mr. Bruno called to me] Hotel in thie village and lessee of the “ | Democratic Senators Murtagh of ee eee he would be ow in a moment. In) New York Mineral Springs Reservation ie A temporary recetver was appointed | Elmira and Suilivan and Fitegerald of Dressed in the stiff crackling white, about ten minutes he came out, and! here is dead, aged sixty-five years, today ty take charge of the affairs of |New York refused to support the bill! high collar and little crepe cap of ner after him @ woman. I remonstrated| He was graduated from Yale, class of with Mr. Bruno, told him he was act: | 1867. ing wrong, but he shrugged his shoul- chant ue A Pskethoar ey ulnar Bee trained nurse's uniform, over which she ¥ parent when the tal becomes o law. , had thrown @ loose raincoat, Mr. Rose! ders and said this woman often came|~— His salary will be $12,000 @ year. Sev- | Kornbluth, @ pretty little brunette with| to see him. c : p Louis Rappaport, a delicatessen manu- Samuels & Co., a dig braid houre, WHICH oral woil paid deputies will be employed SPAPPY black eyes, bustled up to the wit- Herman J. Dietz, a diamond falled last August, with Habilities of | ¢o assist him. ness atand in the Supreme Court to-day | facturer: was, refused @ divorce tend 1 1 f 4 and the mysterious man of the bankruptcy proceeding: against | some $500,000 and assets of iess than| Gov. Sulser has appointed Mr | and asked Justice Cohaian to annul her that the evidence showed there had been (40,000, Hennessy as a special commissioner_to| marriage to Samuel Kornbdluth, better | collusion between the parties. Diets, who owed the Gamueis concern | investigate the Highways Department. | known as “The Alias Kid, King of the ae ee aaa Piokepockets."’ Castro Going to Bertin. STATEN ISLAND NOTES. Gamuel is serving a year's eentence HAMBURG, Mai %.—Gen. Cipriane —— - in the N % Castro has arrived here. He was not ‘The Botstord Atamnae Association of| for eennd varccn. cay rennentiary met by any of the Venesueian coloay, total of $200,000, “Judge Mayer, in the| xo tarighton will give @ dance in the |r “The Adles Kid he: won through the | 0p.” ‘ardsre ‘not tor divulge. his ‘ Federal Dist: ce a le ve strict not to ‘a iff H. Rowe » end ne taaen Louts | Curtis Lyceum on the evening of APTI fact that the paltes records show ho| presence Me will eave for Berlin tor ; sbigudd , 9. Those on the committee of arrange: | nas carried on his occupation under nine Efforts to locate Diets were unavall-| ments are Miss Gertrude Walker, Mise) qigerent appeliations. EEE Ing. He resides In the Revera apart-| Dorothy Wemple, Miss Marguerite Ste-| srg. Kornbiuth's home is at No. rr) meat house at Riverside Drive and] vens, Miss Miriam Frazee, Mise Bmil¥ | vermont street, Brooklyn. One Hundred and Fitty-neventh atesct, | Parmele, Mins Lucy Btevens and Mra.) +1 was only a student in the, $ Lillian Russell’s Warn but © maid suid she was alone in the| Havelock Walser en 1 met Bam." ehe toid the Sore Feet: Bad Health place. She wouldn't say when Diets had} Mise Bernice Fraser of Manhatten 1) Court, 8. Ackerman, Hugue- | been there. At Diets'n little two-room | the uest of Mra. By Ackerman, Miaue- |g office at No. 87 Nassau street a lone clerk] phe Oakwood Heights Association will sald he had not seen Diets since the day| have a meeting in the clubhouse, Sixth before yeaterday, and he was at a loss to| street and Guyon avenue, next Friday explain his whereabouts. evening. . looked like @ drug store window on a Rocelver Howe went to the office tm-| Mr. and Mra. Biwin L. O'Bryan OF display night, Seoratial, ¢¢ mediately, but found no money or dia. {Central avenue, Tompkinaville, Pave) «We were married and lived together a Meat hive dacete e. gapnda in the place, te velsed several | Teturned from a two weeks sojourn © Leotahrag reali Mhe— tgp enki : : Hot Springs, Va. was born to me late in 1906, Then he bankbooks on various trust com ‘en pan'e® | rhe Ladies’ Ald Society of the First) went gut one day and never came back. and hustled off to discover whether] presbyterian Church, Stapleton, will]; January, 1910, 1 firet learned that all Diets had any money to his credit in] meet at the home of Mrs. Louts Lincoln) 16 pad told me about his good charac- aes’ aioe | Tribus, Towngend avenue, next Friday | er way a tie, On Jan. 2 of that year je creditors who started to-day's| afternoon. his brother told me received a let- ection are Alexander 8, Webb, prest Mra. M, J. Benham’'s pupils will give & Gent of Lincoln Trust Company, | musicale at the home of Mra, William who Is also trustee of the estate Of | Waiter, Huguenot, on the afternoon of Gumuels & Co; Peter F. Gleason and] april rrington, The latte sald) West New Bi been brought into se OY | Arcanum, will the, purchase of claims against Diets | Hiremen'’s Hall, During the efforts on the part off april il, There will bi creditors of Samuels & C _ B. Altman & Co. include, in their Spring and Summer stocks of Women’s Blouses, an attrac- tive selection of WASHABLE SILK BLOUSES in a variety of smart styles, among them ‘simple models and others that are smartly tailored. The regular stock prices of these Blouses range from $3.50 to 7.50. $38,160.97 directly and approximately $120,000 on paper the failed concern had indorsed for him, is alleged to owe a Copies of the Latest Paris Models from Paquin, Bernard, ples of trek, Cherult, Premet and Drecoll. ; Of Faille de Laine, Wool Bengaline, Serge, Poplin or Checks, 49.50 Value $75.00 ay. Women’s Afternoon Gowns For Visiting, Bridge and Street Wear. Models from our own workrooms, of Canton silk crepe, crepe de chine, crepe brocade, meteor, charmeuse, and Pompadour crepe, 39.50 49.50 59.50 SPECIAL SALE THURSDAY Canton Crepe Afternoon Gowns Canton crepe silk, in cafe au lait, Bengais, Gan navy or Meee eat bolero jacket; ‘soft yoke of fine shadow lace, outlined with Chinese embroidery; miner ata ee ew me geo 29.50, Women’s Dancing Gowns Models from our own workrooms of crepe de chine; charmeuse, brocade, meteor, shadow lace, plain and figured net, 79.50 2 ter from Sam, who was in Chicago and ‘im trouble! ‘Then 1 went over to Po- lice Headquarters and found he had been @ pickpocket ever since he was fourteen years old." The House Gown Department is exhibiting the new models in Women’s Boudoir Gowns and Negligees, compris- ing importations from Paris and the originations of American designers. : The rich materials now in vogue are ee represented in this interesting collec- tion, including Crepe de Chine, Brocaded Crepes, Chiffon and Fine Laces, Counet!, Royal “I'l grant this annulment” sald Justice Cohalan. The Court's next act was to award decree of absolute divorce to Mir any assets, several dite \ to make Diets tell what he did with the Ae Bruno, a eee rp matroa, bene} meney he obtained from the company| Miss 1. A. House of Great Kills, te Lebeheshy bearing Regenerate a cout through ite indorsement of his paper | visiting friends wt Millerton, N. ¥. | & Fipple of ourprme when abe aniudneed ee and otherwise, Contending he would in-| The Lib: Association of Huguenot baivisddlhitceadlniuis eriminate himeelf, he refused to answer, | will have ohre in the clubhouse of — — Sotomvors yi rear STERN BROTHERS Judge Holt. Mise Margaret Pearsall of Princes Bay, are showing very large assortments, including many programme. The music will be he direction of Prof. John B. SPECIAL SALE THURSDAY Dancing Gowns Copy of “*Callot” model, combination of crepe chiffon and charmeuse; net tunic embroidered in beads; upper pert of on Aah one Cette a of draped atieerel unders! jon and charmeuse, jeated : chiffon at slash Vaueses00 48.50 i etn a NO FLY EXPERT NEEDED. De, Lederle Recents Supgection ‘That Katerminator Be Employed. Dr, Ernst Led Health Commig- sioner for the City of New York, hi * Diets, who is forty-five years of age, |'@ visiting friends in Brooklyn. She will ‘tions of the Latest Foreign Models in WOMEN’S OUTERGARMENTS Mra. Theodore De Groff of Annadale For Street, Afternoon and Evening Wear Pan aston situa” He is married Bleed tren a visit to friends in of Brocaded and Plain Charmeuse, Moire and Needle Cord Silks, Tinsel Chiffon Cloth Matelasse and Novelty Ratine, also Automobile, Travelling and Storm Coats of Zamberene Tweeds, English Novelty Cloths, Etc., at Exceedingly Moderate Prices, Also for To-morrow, Exceptional Values in How to Make Better Cough Syrup than ; You Can Buy 2. Altman & da. are showing the latest approved fashions in Women’s Mourning Garments ready for immediate wear. The selection includes TAILOR-MADE SUITS of Silk Pop- lin, Serge Eponge, etc.; AFTERNOON and SPECIAL SALE THURSDAY Women’s Walking Pumps Of gray or white buckskin, black or tan Russia calf, also patent Rather. Perfect fitting high arch pumps, Cuban poh 3.50, Regular Price $5.00 A Fastty Supply, Saving 62 and Superintendent of Public Fully Guaranteed, e services of Dr. Jean land as rt at the task of exterminating fies. A.full pint of cough syrup—as much The Commissioner in a paper on the| ss you could buy for $8.80—can easily matter, which was referred to him by| be made at home. You will find nothin the Board of Estiinate, declares that “‘it| that takes hold of an obstinate coug fe not necessary fur the city to employ | mage quickly, usually ending it inside of outside experts for this work," and hours. Excellent, too, for croup, states that the proposed spring clean-| whooping cough, sere lungs, asthma, up will have the effect of removing Ay- | hoarsences and other throat troubles. ’ breeding conditions throughout New| Mix one pint of granulated sugar with Cut Steel Pump Buckles beh “9 hoya ay A t of warm water, and stir for & bs ae ‘er Sore iw “te kies, sizes, ukrl Pasha, the Turkish come] 74 Nites, Put 814 ounces of Pine arm: ffon; CO, AN! saaete mander-inehiet of Adrianoie, te re: | Seta worth) ins plnt bottle, then add Women’s Coats Charmeuse and Chiffon; ATS b ag hy Shaped cl'gewlce ean wad Silt Bee, a ieee a ‘Saar oerhe elfect of epee agp sco : Six distinctive new models, hip, three-quarter and full length, of Moire ING Wi bo me and ™ gular Price é ses, Saran ian the inflamed membranes ry cay ‘and Charmeuse Silk, tere vee Dresden fey also of superior quality materials; and MOURNING MILLINERY e 1.95 Re $3.50 E NOT TC a Tenak, waeet ee Sateen ee AND NECKWEAR in all-black, all-white and IMPORTANT SALE THURSDAY WASHINGTON, March %.—It, became known to-day that Dean Henry Bur | b rise elements, Other prepara- chard Fine of Princeton woujd no! tions will not work in this form cept the Ambassadorship to Geri ‘The Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe ie Prof. Fine ts now in Munich on a leave | now by thousands of housewives of absence, While t the United States and Can Po a, poten to accept, the great oda. plan has been imitated, but expense involved ‘8 sald to have been a [ho gaa ul formula hes never reaso ip declination. J eagon for ie deciivep times Mayor of | A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or Poughkeepste, probaniy, will be the next | mosey promptly refunded, goes with Collector of the Port of New York. He| this ) fs gaid to be the most likely of those|or will get it under consideration The Pinex Co. black-and-white effects. te cadniadictdacdaataenaeeidapiaiiceapaa | Also Blouses, Parasols, Gloves, Veils, Hand- Women's Silk Wraps kerchiefs, etc. Mourning Hand-bags, Jewelry Of crepe broche, silk faille, moire, brocade, charmeuse; and Stationery. ben; , crepe meteor or chiffon, MOURNING CARDS ENGRAVED“ a 29.50 45.00 69.50 Values $30.60 tw $89.50 Women’s Eponge Coats - Draped and Tailored Models Thursday, a Special Sele of Very Desirable Dress Linings At Decided Reductions in Prices 120 Pieces Satin Serge, a we et ee Lae ~ in a complete line of new Spring , ; thades, also black and white, a 45° ur druggist has Pinex, it not, send to A large assortment of Dress Materials suit- able for Mourning use is ready for inspection, 6500 Yards Satin Linings, including Silk Crepes, dull-finished Silks and ie * fostered Eateblihed i wide, h ini 1] =" e Three-quarter and th ths, of ; Trade Mork 4 Hel) © Conary Ms bpm perssihiny Uh sec a 68° pi ee k~and: “ Mix eponge, in black gad white broken cl MgB ag tripes, oe 95 Pieces Brocaded Satin Linings, d é I jet bandings and garnit ; bl “ of white, lined throughout th Ske waveoke t ' 36 inches wide, in the most and dull je’ es & MESS, DIRE ' contrasting colors, ; a 87°: Unusually large assortments of attractive sy Cretonne Furnishings ® Altman & On. have ready for inspec- for Suburban and City Homes are being sho Women’s Knitted Underwear At McCutcheon’s desirable and popular shades, silkeembroidered filet flouncings, etc. 18.50 ana 29.50 , Values $29.50. and $39.50 FIFTH AVE., 37th and 38th Sts. an an ra sorazeting of tion the new assortments of Bureau and Chiff Scarfs, Table Covers, . We have F at da new _Dapartment fr peo) fs na chet Powder and Sl ln Barer, Ww : t d A A A OCH ? : women's hand-finished . er Ends, Desk Sets, Telephone Book s Coats and Wra W 7 : m Preesated are ere Cree Role ie Covers and Boxes in various sizes. omen PS or ds and Music of a shown in every desirable shape in Union Suits, Vests, Drawers and Tights. There are several different styles in Vests and at least half a dozen different models in Drawers and, Tights. Prices range 50c to $6.00 per garment. Also a full line of children’s knit underwear. Every piece has been made with the utmost care, and perfect fit, so necessary with the present mode in dress, is assured. Also a complete line of Women's Sweaters, in- cluding the newest and most approved styles in the pemiar mannish models suitable for Golf, Street, lotor and Sick-Room wear. James McCutcheon & Co., 5th Ave., 33d & 34th Sts. Also for Tomorrow, Unusual Values, in Cretonne Cabinets, with three drawers, at 45c, 85c Cravat Racks, “ 50c, 75¢ Picture Frames, “ 65c, 95c Book Ends and Scrap Baskets, oval or round, at $1.75 Salts Jars, unfilled, at $1.10, 1.35, 1.50 Desk Sets, six pieces, “1.75, 3.75, 4,50 Lounging Pillows, 1,95, 2.25, 3.25 Art Needlework Dep't Third Floor, West 23d and 22d Streets} ircosin: nt-tietisn sn, pa bitin i Se th ite Semone, an aM comprising Paris importations and ex- clusive modeis from American designers. The selection includes Wraps for Even- ing, Afternoon and Visiting, made of the rich Brocades, Satins, Moires,Beaded Chiffons, etc., now in vogue; also Coats for Walking, Traveling and Motoring, featuring the smartest of the new fabrics. Song by Charles K. Harris, the Famous Song Writer, Will Be Given, Complete, in ‘Next Sunday World Magazine. Order from Newsdealer in Advance