The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1914, Page 15

ELDERLY COUPLE DEAD he "WITH HANDS CLASPED (,°*: _ Husband's Failure jay afternoon and reported that rsiogpe Laudienbech, sixty, an in- maker, nad not tome to work “‘La Gioconda’’ Well Presented By Sylvester Rawling. para policemen they went to | the Laudfenbeck home at Nort Towers street, where he lived with his wife. | ‘The door of Laudfenbeck’s rooms on the second floor was locked, but the police | for | detected the odor of ‘and broke It | ING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAROR Pres serintion DAYS | AMERICA” sErep noms $84 4th, Hat a to Report Winter Garden 44,6 0, be, | : 7 Ty det We s A de by side on th NOTHE! city dienes ? fork at Factory Leads to ae Site, Caudtonbeck noes fine ite. | THER” capacity Recreate for 15 years the standard skin rem- | THE WHIRL ,'\), WORLD he Di Frain ees are ped. “Apparently | heard a fine performance of y the Discovery, they had been dead for. several. days Ponchiell'’a “La Gioconda” at ¢dy-—a liquid used externally — instant biel? Ae Se. aad (Mage, 048) et HE MIDNIGHT ¢ ct ae GrORGE eS ANE. relief from all kinds of itch. ‘D.D. D. Soap ‘Two employees of the Keuffel & Keser | {i0e We still pouring from several open the Metropolitan 0} factory in Hoboken went td the Central ch failed AD fiactoee ia clue’ Hight conducted by ra House last Mr. Toscanini, eventie police station in Jersey Sy, to The cast included Emmy Destinn, PI CESS ™-4. Wh Ne Bway, Louise Homer, Maria Duchene, Ca- the mil of cleansers-—-keeps the He MARRYING re | ruso, Amato and de Seguroia, all in skin always clean and healthy. mine Bini be 59 ee HEADACHY, good voice and acting with fervor, At all Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores Hi algh The chorus sang exceedingly well, and “La Furlana" and the “Dance of the Hours” by the ballet were done charmingly. The curtain calla were numerous and enthusiastic and there! peel all god druggists. it YOUR LNER—A DIME A BOX gesticulation that Caruso had no voice left after the first act, that Miss Destinn sang persistently off j the key, and that the ballet would not | lave been @ credit to a cheap the- atre. A bystander remarked to me that the “oritic’ was an advance! agent for vaudeville artists who had delicate brain tissue it causes congestion| feel bright and cl for months, _ oad that dull, sickening headache. Children need Cascarets, tan CANDY CATHARTIC * \ near he a Tain OF THe sunew | Woof Ww a tae “ily Macy HELP = WANTED ing nights on alternate weeks were Wednesdays and faturdays, and was indignant when tod that Mr. Caruso does not sing on Saturday nights, and that the house bills must be consulted to find on what Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays , and Saturday matinees he does sing. “fn TARR Ring hit _hich! | e6eh st, ne. 9 | Rresdway ORK Wi WHILE “YOU "SLEEP i em | ie Hom: fe at work again at the istallt and Mr. Pint-Coral are down with it, mak- ing necessary a postponement of the first performance of Wolf-Ferrari's new opera “L'Amore Medico,” an- nounced for to-morrow night, until next Wednesday night. “Madama Buttery,” with Emmy Destinn, will | be substituted to-morrow night. Lulah Galvan, soprano, gave a re- cital in the Assembly Room of the Waldorf-Astoria last night. Her Ry gramme included three songs by Foster, who was her accompanist at oes 1, made my faded vetrings’ hale | rellore enlarged roughname or Tednew Christine: For your eallow, pimply oktn, winch indicates @ liver wpeet, you should mans Up and tae the old-time Karlene blood, muidioem and all ain. one roll 16, will be or TO NIGH! ormance, Fickots dated ‘Ti Freer faust be etchanget at boi | 3 for’ another performance, MAID Ww ava, will ottee DS? ATHENS ‘omic Opera by Victor Leon and Frans me wd SY the Merry “Wide ei) Healthy and of Toate Rid your ‘Yes, you ean be sure ver care. es ‘HO, ING ki ‘Foon ‘The kartene tonic is good for ts tovttiy paing and aches, became it eliminates the polsona causing them, fran, the system the plano, She was assisted by Flor- SEATS KES'V'D BY PHONE, sod ity timely im freqientiy wrevents eions MH tne PANS a Nonnine: Leta 4 tote Marne, 1237 AND 5418 pee: ao ‘Fut into hale roots oaily — | ln OEP GRADE b Seas carte Liisa. Fine Ma “e ‘Cini ieee “tention: vm ; = dal | fleas a | MATCH SET SCARF AFIRE. \ should’ |* Antoinette: Inatend of making over voor] flier? It ts lane bd fect end economical peeeiuee You have oh ‘whiten and tone the goreme ecw ort have “outer them, Girl Attem: to Light Gas te een ounces of parnotis from jwir druggist, Re Ie Radiy med. lve & in one ant one Tele |g tabieenoonhul beforn cect en eee i a Re areert oe | Miss Hilda Hill, thirty-five years old, Tit eat of sStant of saving tun | Te lteter hewn and Wi "Tics [| returned to her hoom at No. 213 Con- i pe fart ot "your akin: 5 caret, and effective, Requires greas street, Brooklyn, from a visit to rercise, friends at 1 A. M. to-day and struck a match to light the gas, A gust from an open window carried the flame to a filmy head covering she wore and it spread to her clothing. Her cries brought other roomers, who rolled her in @ blanket and extinguished the blazing clothing, Sho was taken to the Holy Family Hospital suffering from b about the head, face and shoul- ut will recover, eNtyA mae Danct ne Bice git “iemoy a Me (MP ‘ae ry) Phoue 1200 Sure, 1a they fNxi Mon,, Fannie We MADISON S 50. . GARDEN | Biases te Tia Annual Glories Revealed Next Saturda ‘Thereatier Twice lasowvin, dissolve it in one hall add ire, {eeronntule ety. ton mntoet __PIANOS A AND ORGANS. Mat. & Eve.| 8.18 & 8.15 F M.| = Our Leading Athletes Join with other famous Americans in Praising Tuxedo Tobacco e Pianos !T sightly used, but reliable and good put Bteinvay and Christmans. n't sau ine it for” Christman pia: and you will ha PLAYER PIANO at @ moderato cost, Send for ctreular, Balo,of the Latest 88-Nete Player Rolls ate Great Reduction This Week Christman Studio Building, 35 West 14th St. your plano by exchang- ‘ayer Plano, Have « action _ Snetalled, UR world-famous athletes—the men who triumphed for America at the Olympic Games in Stockholm — are among the thousands who declare that Tuxedo is not only extremely enjoyable, but beneficial. MARTIN SHERIDAN “Tuxedo ts a strong card withme. I advise all athletes to stick to Tuxedo. It is the one tobacco that will help them, keep them in trim, them ‘stale’. pw Lay el a MONSTER ZOO, FREAK CONGRESS RRcoRD BREAKING SEAT SALE my ON —6 A.M, UNTIL 9 P.M. ° 25e & 500 ini pierythina rivate Famous Americans in every walk of life —doctors, lawyers, actors, singers, public pence, statesmen, business leaders—smoke and endorse Frixedo |i Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette Tuxedo grew rapidly in public favor,with- out advertising; ‘its natural growth reached the stupendous total of fifty or sixty million packages a year. Not until the past few months has it been possible to keep up with the demand for Tuxedo. Now increased facilities make it possible for every man to smoke this best of tobaccos. Tuxedo is fine, ripaned Burley tobacco of the highest grade —aged until thoroughly mild and mellow. er hen treated by the famous “Tuxedo Pro- 47 West 72d Street Thés Dansants Saturdays 4 to 6.30. Admission $1, with tea. A different printed description given aaah Hatur. Gay Of a New Dawe, errtuged and demonstrated Mr. Oscar Duryea x, (lane leony to the NEW DANCKA 2A at aw Th AU 4.18 | 2.15. BRONXOVERS House, 140 08, Bol 34 Av oe A Sins BF. Ke th’s New York ee COLONIAL GASTON STROBINO “Tuxedo is the tobacco for the athlete, It never hurts my wind, and always steadics my nerves, : DIAMON DS ON CREDIT ROYAL nara eWatcn DIAMOND 2 WAICH CO | 7 MAIDEN LANE, tune stv6 CORT DIAMONDS ON CREDIT cess,’ that removes the "American Watch & Diamoad Co. last trace of “bite? and [iu "Par Pagar amt eas ish, Stare, develops all the delicious PARK iit LAST Witt i ia Burley fragrance ane flavor, Pure, mild, lightful Tuxedo is A lutely non-biting—try it. YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE 10c Sensation | t_ Motion Picture Ever Mai Men’ 8 Clothing $I Weekly Mat, Torap THE HONEYMOON GIRLS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. oT) MATT MsGRATH PRUDAY, “‘No athicte need fear to smoke a3 much as he wanls, if he uses Cuxedo. It's a general help to Fi 8 green tin with gold let- pheosig curved to fit the pocket fret Be Hitacig eee, Convenient pouch, inner- ure-proof with moist Academy Bf. ‘@ny man, A pipeful of Tuxedo pape: Clatiy prePA are THE WRONG. “WAY puls new life into me." In Glass Humidors, 60c and 90¢ PE eceanet! i erage Lyceum Daly FRONT Sark ctr wae ion, LES WISERABLES. iyi Ridened Pe WE AMERIGAN TOBACCO COMPANY INTENSELY PUMULLING,”—Saray Berudiantt Th), about 17 years, carry samples and #ear hk aBerrs, ES Canis, A 47,9 Daily ae ven i b * | $2.25 Women's Blouses... THE “golY GALS Baby Grand] " 69 and 96 et, Boys’ Blouses Piain and Crepe Poplin--Biack, Navy, Copenhagen, Wistaria and Green | Rewest coate—tunie or peg top skirts, | $il.ee Serine Lorene Nev Copinhagen, Ca! nd Geum jacks Nest, Orental” lace ‘cm been admitted on pass. Another | poe Peet Bente, OL86,.| orree, Geren eerie Comte ee excited gentleman demanded to| rats) GOP” Geteenatem ence, wottcen or 10 CENT BOXES-ANY DRUG STORE knoW of an usher if Caruso'a sing- i Sieient sul sevel straight cut—noveity silk coll Diack satin collar and re’ da Cygne lined—all stses. * uses 90 and $5.96 Magra rae eo woo pit FS wo S8ct./i $1.24 Percale House Dresece .69 Plain colors, (sam hoy atripes— emb'd collare—sisos 4 to 4. 98 ct. New Crepe p grvinnbi_ goog Floral patt In services! jor- tnge—utopire re and Coat Modele—all revers—! Plain and crepe volloa and tractive la—low collars ‘ore included—all sizes. ree Jap Silk Blouses........... Low collar atyles with short al white, light blue, mele end flee that, $4.96 Women's Blouses..........3.96 pVhite Crepe de Chine—emb'd oF . net Fuche—velvet bands. his Dressy White Blouses. . inadsw “lnoe bam dsr Ventoe jallions, fine tucke—all ae $2.96 Fine White Voile Blouses. .2.19 oS f beayy end fine laces, net, hand buttona—all sizes, $2.98 Women's Tailored peopegt ths Black, Navy, New Blue, Hrown—sallore and tilted lao close fitting—with ribbo cree ments. 1. oer! Picture Hate........ 1.19 Chiffon lace and fane; teat dowert” trim'd with” ribbons $i.69 Wemen's Untrimmed Hats .96 New dreas bg oo of theme. 5 in black, amat, close sets styler a salah q Brine, or with new underneath $1.98 Sea cecalarollihe Feather Bands... wi MRR ants tomas ihaey of oxteteh \ 39 and 49 ct. Hat Trimmings... .29 June and mosa rosee—alao alli hand velvet blosao! with and without fol shadings. 89 ct. Black Seteen Petticoats... .69| 49 xtra sise—tucked flounces—all lengths. $1.06 Women’s Silk Petticoats ..1.47 Plain and Changeable Taffetas—now Spring coloringe—tailored flounces. $2.00 Women's Coutil Corsets. 1.29 Light weight—medium bust—long over bipe—sises 14 to wm $6.00 Women's Brocade Corsets 2.50 ht wolght—megjum one low Mer elastic gussets—Tong lengtha, 98 ct. Women's Night Dresses... .69 Nainsook—round = neck—trim'd with new laces, embroideries and ribbon— nome sleeves entirely of lace, #2,90 and $3.49 | Women's Nainsook Petticoate.2.15 Charming styles, elaborate trim of handsome laces, emb'de and ribbon, 49 ct. Women's Drawers .... Cambric and nainsook— wid SOT cre manana ice eb’ 69 ct. Extra Sise Night Dresses... Cambric or painsook—round or V neck—hematitched ruffie or emb'y. i 39&49ct.Children’s Night Dresses .29 | Cambric—lace and ribbon--1 to 12 yrs. 29 ct. Children’s Drawers 18 Cambric—tucks emb'y ruffie— or lace and inuert—1 to 16 yrs $15.98 Misses’ Spring Suites Newest fabrics, Navy, Copen, tone stripes—va $2.98 Girls’ Canticwsasion Desaseat 98 White lawn—vartety of protty models tastefully trim'd—6 to 14 yra. $1.98 Little Children’s Dresses. 1.29 White Lawo and Nainsook—to 6 yra—Yoke, Russian and Krench— with pretty laces and embroideries. $2.98 Little Children’s Coats... 1.65 All-Wool Cream Serge—Box Model— dou! t, with pearl buttons— rich silk wouiache braid trim—to ® years. $1.19 Babies’ Lawn Cape | nbacl of emb'y with vil fae ce—lace trim’d ties. sizes to $2.98 Boys’ Spring Coats 2.00 Fancy cheviots in tan and mraye— | navy serges and cheviots, also coverte—2% to WW years $5.98 Boys’ Spring Suite 3,95 | Norfolk models, alao rack styles navy werkes, fancy cheviots and tweedem me have extra trousers— i to | 59 ct. Boys’ Shirte Madras and percales— | and figures—-laundered over cuffs attached—12% to it py 50 Madras Percale—laun- ft collars and cufte at. | white, Inundered, neck to 16 yearn. ae! 39 ct. Children’s Rompers 22) Gray and Blue Chambray, Khaki or Drill—high or te klong or | nhiort sleeves | + Boye’ Hats +. 39 College ‘or Rah-Ruh atyle—brown, keay ‘and navy. plain or fancy fancy mixtures I: ~HEARN— 12™ GREAT SPRING SALE FRIDAY, AS USUAL, BARGAIN Dag | OUR WAY OF OPENING SEASON! NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE AT PRICES 4 inch--Imported Frvectios and French nerges, with vine or crepe effecta—in self tones, wnicn' give an \e a = 09 ct. French Serges.. #@ inch—fine, clese Del Copenhagen, “calla "momar nme bro oltve, mahogaa; forn, myrtle, tango, navy ad black $1.89 All-Weel Broadcloths... 1.00 8 i inch—ehiffon welght—high lustre— eponged and shrunk— and Colors. Sergee- -36 Worsted warp—best (aye of iy tel garnet, navy, also cream and sean oratmtercrarn bat sDessreereeeees rathtonable Tent and ae 36 inch—firm wea —rich jet Dlack—onosllont quai rir aa Meat Pte bog ng e Seat ian light and Sere s.Shinna saat fas) fabrics ter dag dy and evening weer. 96 ct. Yard Wide Satins......... Charmeuse finish—tight and 2h burposes. colore—for all dress pu 10 yards, a | ct. Yard Wide Lineae ere eo trades, aleo Waite om ms ct. Mercerised Lining Yard wide—tine line of ew 29 and 39 ct. Lace Sagten itt, ES Merger yi 204 gereis molres, taffeta, flowers and orna- | 29and 39ct. Emb'y Flouncings.. .2¢ i) Ma one ey wat ae. ae et 1,27 | €9 ct. Brussels Nete—72 inch.... .48 et Inch—also sook & 49 and 58 ct. Embrolderies...,.. .38 Eyclet, (baby irish and other! new siyies on voile, batiste and Swiss, 98 ct. Chiffen Clethe—40 inch. ; 50 aiton isc’ bisck and. wattentsr_ ‘wales raperies and entire gowns. jet & close White, cream, ecru, flesh—for yokes, draperies, linings, ete. 96 ct. & $1.49 Collar & Cuff Sets. .87 From St. Gall and Plaven—eheer heavy laces—aleo embroidered organdie, Swisses—white and ecru, 49 ct. Imported Lace Collars.... .29 Sheer, dainty laces, srabyd or Swinses and mulli —white and ecru, ead 1. 9 ct. Women's H'dk'fe—6 fer... 30 %-in, hem—pure linen—fine weave, rte tea 77 |98.0t. Linen Table Demashe.... .70 4!" at Tleached and oliver bleach ke headach: 1 rm ill b é ‘i was a generous presentation of Pray Siel laches! Always trace them to] carets will remove the cause by atimu-| 4 . Bway yea. . laay liver: delayed, fermenting food in the| lating the liver, making the bile and con. seth | s a Mat ny act 4 rl That Bring Direct Money-Saving to You or a sick stomac! ‘oisonous, pation ou! St thi to bi heard " constipated matter, gases and bile gener: | bowels STEUASLENS | Lis opera, house Tovoibe At cla lapanpareaieereane Playhouse No Mail or Telephone Orderg for the following ated in the bowels, instead of being car- yon vet br ner ee Leen Gloconda” last tight a man Wae pros THE med hat oe liver and bowels re Har, and make you Ciatining loudly Sha with venemeat B00’ | $23.98 Women’s Tailored Suits.16.00 ) 69 & 98 ct. All-Weel Dress Goods. .44 34,¢t, Ramie SS te eatery BE |i, cone Sela ee as ene aa yond raat set’ shasta? HH. S. Table Sote.......,.-.648 Qt great reduction. auras 18 a oe 10 & 12 ct. Trimming Buttens..... 7|°1,29, Weavable Comal iL ee | wn cial a R é 4 1234 et. New je be eek and Fat 1 ROD ui fo and. tinted “greenas —- Blue and Pastel shades, aleeydei 18 et. Seats combinations. 98 ct.Men’e&Women's Umbrellas .66 % and % inch—plain and trimmed handles—well worth 98 cente. uA ct. . Woman's Kid Cleves... Diack and’ white, 50 ct. Men's Silke Hose.......... A special purchase of sizes 10% and i1_only--shaded effects in warnet, j . ote, with clocks Jecduard figures iste heel and too.” 79 & 98 ct. Women’s Union Suits. .50 Lxtre fine Lisle—low peck, aleevelees plain top—lace trim’d. 29 ct. Boys’ Ribbed nderwenr ; High neck—short siseves-—hnee, ct. Guo init Fiain and two eee 1.00 Cotten Fleece pet tn drawere—reinforced seate—¥ to with colo 29 ct. Women’s Ex. Size Vests... .19| €@ ct. Emb'd Flannele.......... 44 Fine Weol Mixed Babi Hwiaa ribbed-—cotton—aleo drawers a embroidered Gem ane y, Tianacia— 35 ct. M Underwear 4 Halbrigasn—ahlrts, “ahort ‘or. ton 1. Be tard Cantons... 08 ex—drawers, fu | double eeatenali siser heavy—oultable for infants and us. 25 et, Men's Sill Neckwear... Noti 1 Brasn Safety Pins—heavy quality— 2.45 tyles and colorings ~ tan and other color stripes on white | $2.69 Men's Terry Bath Robes. 1.98 hello, &e—also Blanket with buttonholea—re, Roll Tape—% inch— usually 70 cte sinen 2, 2% and 3—reg. # cts, arose BS jualin and percaline— gray and black— Silk Hair Nets-—blonde, brown, Diack daatie large size—tied end and with Robes—jacquard designs—gray, usually 3 cts. fee . At brown. maroon, &c.—all slaes. et Stamped 19 Soarts Aone, oy and 3225 Tewular handles—aliver ftnigh frames | Work inet we = 69 & 96 ct. Hot Water Bottles... .44 49 ct. Novelty Necklaces +. 37 ne 3 White Rubber—holds full 3 or combinations quarts. pa am, white or fleah tint—' $2.25 Hand Mirrore............. ey or thread strung—15 to % {nches lo! Ivory tint-—ring or long Tionnet = shape— blemishes they a are called because 98 ct. Table Spoons $ Forks— is doe +79) Grase Rugs. Rogers and other makes—heavily ally $6.40 Now Gage | seroil and Plated on German aliver or white metal, | @xli ft-cGreclan scroll and faney rd 29 ct. Knives and Forke—each .. .18} sreunda Celluloid handle~finely tempered | 49 ct, Side Hemmed Shades. ... American steel. Good qualtt, etigscd walla. 2 49 & 59 ct. Scarfe and Shams. .37| fd. Kreen 34 to M7 Inches iat Alaa centre pleces=plain, drawnwork | yal eaters Remmning pr grabroldered centres Renaissance . 7 Hib cd S peapocsswst ts “ee: (asad i Lt epee Lt RPS