The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1914, Page 5

Staoniine riatendded an pik of the Pacatt of ee Wallace Phillips, author of the te 9g My? © ge, MQA Baunders stories and other novels, Bt a i ¥8A gentenced to one year in the peni- TD eapetieny to the Court of mreuns aoctncce | stare ot 800 tn action to to-day. He pleaded guilty last week to deem ~ impairing morals of a sixteen-year- Od girl, Marjorie Cluxton. ten Court has received letters rece (nan wma ot this, the under he ice, & ty) Paar ot tern would ‘66 jae ver SOULMATE TELLS E wa OF SUICIDE PACT ON) = HONEYMOON MOON CRUISE: Fifth Avenue “Young Men's Shor 16 West 38th St.—Store Floor Separate Shop, a Step from Fifth Avenue f Suits, — 18.80 to 45.00 ry Overcoats, 18.50 to 50.00 sof . ey a FOR FRIDAY English Sack Suits FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, 32 TO 44 CHEST New Models, Latest Winter Fabrics % New Winter three or four button soft roll front or Norfolk models, of tartan plaids, club checks, checked or pencil striped cassimere, English tweed, navy serge or eeved natural shoulders. | 7.50 Regular Price $24.50 NI Hand-Tailored Suits %. FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, 32 TO 44 CHEST i} \} Silk or Mohair Lined New Winter one, three or four button sack models of checked, / pencil or chalk strii cassimere or “Glen Urquhart” sor i tartan plaids, Sco iB ed worsted; also blye : braid bound suits, soft rl fr front, aN Fa a\e "atural shoulders, tailoring eq highest grade custom workmanship. 22.00, Regula: Price $20.00 Men’s..Silk Lined Overcoats New Winter Models, 33 to 44 Chest Chesterfield model of highest grade Rock Mill vicuna, in black, Oxford or. blue, lined throughout with Skinner satin, velvet or self collar, custom tailored. se ie 20.0.0 Regular Price $30.00 Men’s Fitted Overcoats + 33 TO 42 CHEST f Single or Double Breasted, Plain or Braid Bound th {Mi Fitted Overcoats of the finest English and domestic coatings; navy, Oxford, brown or olive heather mixtures, “yoke and sleeves satin lined. 22.00. Regular Price $30.00 iS Young Men’s Shop”’: ———————— Handkerchiefs at McCutcheon’s T McCutcheon’s you are always sure of finding the largest and most in- teresting collection of Pure Linen Handkerchiefs in the world. Every conceivable style, quality and size from every country where Handkerchiefs are pro- duced is always fully represented. New handkerchief ideas usually come here first because this is the ac- knowledged handkerchief headquarters, : Just now we are offering an exceedingly attractive collection of Women’s and Men’s_ Handker- chiefs with hand - em- broidered Initials at 25, 40 and 50 cents each, Fifth Avecize, Seth ang. 33d Sts. Reg. Trade Mark ligeanttin Simon 8 Co, —16 West 38th St. Ea Saar Yor Your eee Ye Yer Yon Ward Yond Wry Yo Yor YOY \Y'7 ed XPT WY VY S170 WP SP YP Toot) Wr YO YO SO OT VP Wr VOW YE SE on Justice Blanchard, Bahrenburg charges his wife con- ceated from him before their marriage | never een married to Nim. "Bhe ex- in 1918 unpleasant details of her past life. matter-of-fact way how his wife had called him her “soul-mate” and how he married her to save her from a dis- tasteful career on the stage and to resoue her from the uninvited atten- tions of other men. In unfolding the detals of their strange suicide pact Bahrenburg whispered, while his wife, a stat- uesque young woman, hid her in her black-gloved hands. From small envelope marked “personal” and “not to be opened until later,” Attorney Stephen Baldwin, counsel tor of closely written manuscript. This was Hahrenburg’s message to be Opened by his family after he and tla had plunged over the ship's sees ‘The opportunity for suicide did not present itself to the tmhappy couple, however, The suicide note was not read in court. Mr. Baldwin requested Justice Blanchard to keep the mes- Mails asa hs of how @ wife and |rington,” trip to Panama to-day gave an un- expected turn to the annulment, suit | together. 8 filed by Frederick W. Bahrenburg, a| travelling bond theatrical company wealthy wine importer, hrenburg,, Felice Bahrenburg. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER “48, 1014, sage from the press. Mrs. Bahre burg branded the confession as false, ie said she had been forced to write ) which har in her own handwriting,” “to her mother. and another to my brother In New MS td We posted them at Kingston; Ja- Ve never expected to Teach ve." Apartment I had made Bann: Bad for may wife at No. 596 River Was tit'and in bed for two days. When the doctor ordered jt, 1 waa moved from the apartment to my mother's ie” in Brooklyn, in my automo. "Sie: 52 West Thirty-sixth street took the! See th bel a aie, Sak for Bahrenbu: Charles P. Farrington of No. hrenburg come to on?” the witness asked. Ne. made it voluntarily,” Bahrenpurg, “Hor oak a deh aeeiet much I drank a Whe! ‘eturned lew. rior oY went tot yhat happeped after you.want to pur mothers? M2 taken to“ santtaMiim' In Stamford, “where. 1" remained ten! at 20 wel to he hap rington, He swore she told him, ag wae aaa are hon Farrit 8 his widor ete are ry val poy cl sald the witn OST unusual—yes, but, ‘as e believe, most necessary: _ We maintain an extra in- spection of evety garment that is passed to sell at Best's (boys’ clothing, for example). ct That inal inspection- is made to insure that the gar- ment is as it should be to sell at Best's. Which is our way ‘of being very sure that our size-specifi- cations have been adhered to, and no needle-work hurried, no materia] skimped. Youmay be particular, but you cannot possibly take the time to be half as particular as we are. cide by jumping from a|claimed to be Mr. Farring! | Rede I learned it I made her oe while on their honeymoon mt ere seve Maree tee He is now alive and we are happy He és in Pennsylvania, as its x against |" ahrenbure, who is about thirty. The case was clght years ol von Sur hove mon trial to- 'e were at sea on our honeym 0-day before Supreme Court trip to Paname, said, a wife told me of her relations with Farrington. She told me she had pressed her sorrow and I her to write out @ con: Earller in tho trial he told in a suicide was ‘the only way ows of it all and planned to mail one copy of Bahrenburg, produced five sheets baht ieee semdoeas oe Fifth Avenue, Weet Side, Corner of 96th Btreet, Lord & Taylor Murray Hill go00 Fifth Avenue, 88th Street, 39th Street Music Daily—Luncheon and Afternoon Tea, 10 A. M. to. 5 P. M., Tenth: Floor Founded 1826 Clearance Sale of Domestic Rugs and Carpets Magnificent Values in Standard Grades Fine Carpets $1.15 to $1.95 Usual Prices $1.75 to 83.50 yard. Domestic Rugs $19.50 to $44.50 Usual Prices $26.50 to $60.00 Imported Seamless Chenille Rugs A large shipment of these desirable rugs just received includes a splendid assortment of solid ‘colors with shaded borders i in all the latest color tones. 8.02 6.00...ccccceree $09.25 | 6.0 x 9.0.. 10. 63 x 13. 6 sooo eeereeseeereoeenrs Fifth Floor . $28.50 | 88x 106........... $47.50 | 9.0 x 12.0...... 7707. $57.50 $85.00 Extraordinary ‘Specials in W omen’s W aists Important Reductions Have'Been Made On the Balance of Our For Friday. and Saturday Imported Model Taffeta Blouse \ - Tailored Suits & Gowns beer Reape yt Dama LEE LL Cream Lace Combined with Embroidered Net Flaring collar finished with ribbon tie Sand Colored Lace Blouse ' Underbodice and Cavalier cqllar of black, flesh pink, tete-de-negre or cream satin Wi hite t Georgette Crepe ed with flesh color chiffon cloth, new ieescehes oke model, button 2 to vente @ col- lar, fancy gilt buttons. , A Crepe de Chine Blouse ft Hemstitched bodice model, collar. White, black and san: from the foremost Paris Dressmakers $55.00 to $250.00 Original Prices $150.00 to $425.00 Iss. 95 Attention is also directed to copies of French models which we will make to order at the following very Special Prices: Tailored Suits... s\so0s high, atatlhs, (oT o) color. + 885,00 | } In Time for the’ Football Games | Mens’ Fur-Lined Coats | A Very Special Sale tor Friday and — Saturday, Offering Unusual Values of 100 Men's Fur-Lined.Coats A. fine broadeloth shell and Sores and auto lose tine lined with. oly In this Section is carried in regular stock a complete 4 line of Fur-lined and Fur Coats of fine cloths and selected skins at moderate prices. ie | Fourth Floor Men's & Young Men’s Remarkable Suits $25.00 Full Silk Lined Sack Suits of fine imported materials " Usually $83.00 to $40.00 * Eagih and ves rerio By ‘woo! ’ ool fabrics in ee thsdes pat feats tee toca up one alot ed and and ‘Nand Yallored fated thon in nike Senet models for Valk and Winter. ~ All sizes from 34 to 44 ‘ Sises for tall slim’ men and stout, men Rarely are Suits like these obtainable at $25.00 | More of These. 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