The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1915, Page 6

ee ee TEE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, 0 a Mener Order ingting © be questions trivetrs «Pier Fieve Company, Me tee ferent the Rene me mer wo ELECTRIC a WASRINOTOR, On 4. Guerre meets 1 the men on trie! ‘4am 8 CARTON, Ne em al ene wher meets te | “Lae ee owt the le eberer 1 Wee Ninety cies Greet 40 DAYS AFTER CRIME He wae comvivted feet a month and BE ENDED Vices sere Sous the Gates Game cas Daw jt.” ant@ file Hener, “end @ rectal anager of enlee etabte ton dere otter be and three other torder — Aterward Le, wae ordered to-day by the Pow m= ot the ectterements of the detone + JO9. OROUR, rennet Be ose an ement Me Rew ont ber oe EE nw &, b= ge Ep cay ay ee ey ents, whether creditatie ot dimred. | Central Park Weet Justion Sete Record Pace tn Tofano a aw Se ta the inter en) Men Peover Offer of More Wages! thers omer. oe = po . . + PRTER WAGNER tence, wee te Getent the wri jeore and mpenkere pi. J 1, " | Ne it West One Muntred end Case te Brona—Jury OVA ns cee Gonnant ber inte a tot in| Od Working Day of Nine ; Focmy ton Gives Ten tbmstes Mortts Overt end One-Halt Hours JAMES FF PRONAM, reat Totands trial tegen ot 08 «cto ointe, Me 06 Manide Mest, the | Vy --f ~¥y-y wae mate) yemertay afternees befure story and) SCH PNECTADT. Ont 41 to be 2 ” C Fisk, the tenbes, cates! Brome so . test steht | Putge Give te the Cown'y Court lieved to-day thet the otrihere of COFFEE WHIPS UP I I Py y Ag eamptatte to iit 1 ROWARD T TANK, of Me ye - yf oan a Pease | fury cuties of 8 a'cturk and ten min. | the a od Genne e or Court Rebukes De Lancy mien tr rit emcee ot he, 1 Kast One Mendret ant oumy Stas oh Léllinn | utes inter came tack with the verticn | arcort componys oie e AND CONSUMES a” qmntunts ond pears ae Op event Kigtiiots Hives, retired candy |Meurh. Cltem, of Me OT Palle’ of guilty : mine ond one-halt tow Gay ond Nicoll for References to HIS | wo: anewered “yer” when the lawrer! marc > - anked if “in eptte of these wer, 7 ” wh Ghack RESERVE ENERGY Clients’ Respectability. | amt esconiations” be cowld Go justice | apestar, Y haem Com- ahaa | Btr. Fisk Goss mot believe in the! pany, No. cherman law, bul Be was oo sure he Gad Bisteenth Birect | Wid decide ae to the @ullt oF inne —_-_—-_ - hie friends squarely on TRACTI [] MAGHATE = ecu sca) MEETS SUDDEN DEATH The slow process of erlerting o fory find whether on not Wiliam Hecke op 7 HO, OF bow efoueed from gitting In Beat 6, Vrank Dougian « lean. echularty took day before |ing man, wae permitiad to rest there. nited States Die- | Then the oxed Daniel Fianigan, | r i Weet Ove Hundred | | | years without being | | | Saturday Specials in Our | Fey dtr K in | trict Court who trom the fret had hata the tem.| tf in New Jersey and Connecti- is oct a secs sce tresses eae en) Line apn to Home REMOVAL CLEARANCE SALES \ amide by the defense. Senne io © Government.) Harvey Ki. Visk was peromptortty| BRIDPORT, Conn, Oct, 16— cotter Cy om, it under George BH. Raymond, the! ohatienged by the defetion His place|APArew Radel, former head of the the the working cape-| grr juror, who aid tn hie examina | was taken for @ minute by Harry D.| Connsotiout Rath ana Laghting | city be unduly excited, lo proof that berm won yesterday ought the Bher- | Lewis, a broker, of No. 46 roadway, |Cotmpany, wea found dead in the the te ‘ Sale Extraordi oe come, Procees to bept up for). Law (under which the defendante| Q. Have you dealt in New Haven| home here to-day. Apoplesy was the je Emracrcinary te @ denger signal,” adds| are being tried, charged with monop-| stock? A. Yea, cause of death, of ewotber “It means that) oltzing tranaportation in @ What is Now Haven to-day?| [® addition to having been exten- the, weer ould Immediately |iand) was too drastic and should bel A. 46. rity A bap ee cp ps tether Men’s Utility Coats fest, lorm pute 8) amended, Q. Buy any to-day? A. Tes, try, Mr. e be m Bye 2) mask on sod) temporeriy George Wheatley of No, 1198 Frank-| @Q. For yourself? A. Yes. tom in this city, which later became | Pure Black Silk Hove onerals Sires Sp the tessrve| avenue, Hrons, an employes of Riverybody: ‘Beused! & part of the Connecticut Ratiway and | Pen Gaberaiac Top Coatefram im- of finest quality and med- white gause, seamless at forces consuming : 1 wlar and extra “Patigue is like « red light that calls| i. Altman & Co, was put in the seat] ‘This te the jury ua it stands now: |LAxhting Company, He came to Gravanstes Coors orted Fabrice ol She wane? Oy cad Vane toa attention to a ditch in the Nobody | vacated by Mr, Kaymend, although 1, ARTHUR HALLER, of No, | Bridgeport from ark pont woeat | A perfect fitting” Slip imited number, in col Hy Send Wy, pik > with sense would assume for a| Mr. Wheatley said that he too Gis | 219 West One Hundredth treet, ft ine Be wae! On" model in these most ore that are new in rain- » 3 fainute that by putting out the light approved of the Sherman Law. employes of the American Loco- Mr ans Rests’ Orosan, fel practical of all rein prggy ee Le Mo 18.50 Regul: Regularly Oe) & to Me oy be removed. p igghe we Mr. Batts displaced F. F. Waters | motive Company. atreet rellway lines, and the Feaulting conte, Silk lined yoke utility wear. Telloringle " 3 for 1.60) 6 for 3. Ce A ‘ee Le oy of Yonkers from neat seven. 2. MAX HARTMAN, commis. | consolidation of the big networ! and sleeve lining; con- the finest and co ets — Low neck pond No timaaate””” "| William G. Eccles, who ealé yes-| sion agent, Hotel Wellingtos. peg Along a now covers Herth. vertible collar. always hold their shape. Hose of desirable weight fine Swiee rib- 35¢ A tis to observe |terday he was a worker in the Bun- 2, ALBERT 8. WELDEN, ‘At the time of his death he was a Actual value $18.00, Actual oalue $25.00. and superior wearing qual- le. white, with that as eclence more ond day school of John D, Rockefeller Jr.,| builder, No. $068 Bainbridge Ave- director, in the Newark and South ity, in en on waliey harmfulness 9 oO tion Company, Vice Pres- cotton . coffee te the of both old and "\"* lifted from seat eleven by the) nue, the Nronk ident of the New Brunawick Traction jo; 6 for 1.88, tr. Company and President of the Bea- Regularly $1.00 pa view Ratiroad and Narragansett Company. He waa also Prevident and Treas- urer of the Radel Oyster Company, He was born in Newark, N. J., and was fifty-three years old, —>—— +24 WILSON ACCEPTS Judge Hunt put « stop to-day to 6 FREDERICK C, BONN&KY, | the practice of De Lancey Nicoll of Glove Silk Veete of su. fecretary of the International ior quality, in white or Pink; tailored or beaded tops. Regularly $1.35 each. 3 for 2.705 6 for 5.40, Men’s Fall Neckwear Silk Four-in-Hands in Newest Coloringe — An as- tortment of all the fine neckwear now shown at much nal 55c 95c tal fe MA prices—Floral, Persian, All Over Jacquards andan endleos arra of neat and bold figures and stripes, Value $/.00 and $1.50. Regularly 60¢ = | 3 pairefor 1.15) 6 pairefor2.25 ready for immediate delivery) $395 Each $10 Down and $10 Monthly Yu who want pleasing, beautiful music in your homes— who wish to displace long-silent pianos with wonderful, lern pianos which musician and non-musician alike may play—you will discover in these fine, new Aeolian Player- Pianos full satisfaction of your need. aomprnnns ' They are remarkable instruments, these Player-Pianos. The player actions are as lect as the great Aeolian organi- zation, aes builders of player-pianos, can construct. They play full-scale, 88-note music and have patented expression devices embodied exclusively in Aeolian instruments. ‘ As pianos they are beautiful in tone, perfectinaction. For hand-playing—for the children's use in practicing their music lessons— they are delightfully and musically satisfactory instruments. Ayspereie ry coro These Player-Pianos are made entirely by The Aeolian Company—the greatest house in the music industry. The name of this Company upon an instrument as its maker, and the un- qualified Aeolian guarantee, is the highest assurance of musical excellence that any instrument can carry, IMPORTANT—We have ready for immediate delivery only nineteen’ of these Player-Pianos, Make your selection early tomorrow and be certain of avoiding delay. THE AEOLIAN COMPANY AEOLIAN HALL, 29-33 WEST FORTY-SECOND ST, “Mohers of the Wonderful New Phonograph, The Acolian-Vocation—Largest Manufacturers Of Musical Instruments in the World"! Copyright 1015, The Aeolian Co, * | Constitution and hl aent to every register York, closest friend of President Wil- }|eon, who has been spoken of as the {| probable best man of the Chief Exec. utive when he marries Mra. Norman Galt, the impression ie deepened that the wedding date @nnounced #001 tary, ay the aoctety editors of local and out of town papers as to the best methods of reporting the coming ceremony and the social events to be held at the White House during the season. Car- penters, painters and decorators are ishing up the interior of the White ouse, and there are other evidences of preparations for the reception of its new mistress, enna OTIS STRIKE AVERTED. Proposition Made to the Men Which They Accept, ‘The threatened strike of machinists Otis elevator factory at Yonkers erted to-day when the company an dthe committee representing the dis- satisfied workmen arranged a oom- promise, The men had demanded an || eight-hour day and readjustment of the wage scale no they might earn as much or more in an eight-hour day as th have been earning on a basis of fifiye seven hours a week. General Manager Campbell @eott f\- nally made ® proposition that the men | work nine hours « day five days in five hours on Saturday | tn eg ante. Th Lei he ‘wilh | he same for the Afty-hour wee it was for the fifty-seven hour| q tl that week, Seeepereeaiaelicunsiies EXPECT BIG JERSEY VOTE. ‘On account of the Suffrage Aight it ts) believed almost a# many persons as will vote in the November election will go to the polls next Tuesday throughout New }| Jersey, when constitutional amendments | enfranchising women, regulating tl procedure of making amendments to the f nd giving the Legislature rger power in jemnin, ur oe private property wil’ be bub- mititorney General John Ht. Westoott has voter an ex- the proposed Blanation of th 95c pr.; 6 at 90c pr. New Fall Blouses Extraordinary Values Cream Lace, embroidered Women's Fur Trim- med Broadcloth Suite in the most Pd | et fashionable Autumn Striped 4 shades, reproducing «f 29,50 Rusny Wi in fabio} 8.75 | ithe and ef tollar'and tuft, Value $35.00. White C de Chine, eed ean . Rupe fer A bares Oth. Fine Bleuage in’ oleae of _golendily i i tailored suits o! VWeilstin ddmedels *"") 1.45 | Vool'fabrica, with velop 32-50 Formerly $2.30 wa cle ead, arte Embroidered Volles with Value $39.50. tucks an jace trimmings. Formerly ot | 95 Carpet and Rug Sale 3,500 Yards 250 Bigelow Carpets “Made-Up” Rugs Reductions }4 to 4 ¥f to }4 Less Than Regular Made up in our own workroom from ind Amine) 11Q) high grade Velvet, Brussels, Wilton range of colors and de- 15 0 ‘and Axminster carpets, ° Approximate Sizes Present Prices terns. ¥ 4 x 4. Bigalow and Ensllsh) 1.75 Size 86 x 3.0 7.50 to 10.00 ment of colors and pat-¢ to terns suitable. for Fall furnishings. signs in our own private Size 7.5 x53 7.50 to 12,50 Size 12.6 x 3.0 9,00 to'13,00 Size 11.0 x 9.0 20,00 to30,00 New Fall Suits Greatly Reduced Fur Trim-' 19.75 Sport Suits ada for street and school wear; the, very latest belted models in invisible 19.75 14 to 20 % See A ue 320.50. Outing Flannel Specials in 10,000 Pairs OFFER OF RESIDENCE Travelling Requisites Savings \ REMOVAL SALE Men’s Hosiery ge gp 2510334% “ 1g to 4 Price. ON JERSEY COAST a en-| 2.25 5 Cashmere and SilkMtxe ° ver; lor —— ee i et ularly $35, Women’s & Misses’ Apparel guilty, ip heather mitures}, 3B (Continued from First Page.) Smart Leather Travel- Regularly He pair. or cowhide table object. Tt is not tha tan and black, leath: Pure Thread Silk, of Dass for a erie ae pao lined throughout and finished 9.75 The Celebrated dum plot a with lisle hv anything from Jersey people, but I in the finan 950 $16.50. Women's Practical i Moret aa assortment 68c should feel more comfortable it you||| Regularly $12.50 te . Conte of Scotch “Waterherry coer eslarly $1.00 pate earings pa seed Ferapbakeothipr Menis, LA ge fee therw pssee! a rigug ores 3 pre. 1.95; 6 pre. 3.80 ordinarily pay * inen, ures; also . ee . 3.1 then I would feel that I was doing ba es J ioe hem. | 1.95 | Coste in plain colo} 15,50 Rubberless Raincoats my part peli Minced id ie! Regularly $3.00 do. and invisible plaids, Made’ from. Eeiestay ¥ | Raeeperdipen someon aie soe a, ry _ ” an MJ . : gt em, Dewed with tee 5,000 Pairs Value $22.50. Ketent Fall models, with+ 9.50 Silk Petticoats familiar surroundings. May I not Women’s , ‘or set-in sleeves. ‘Ses Chiffon Taffeta ins Hak arene Lee to tap nevrie) Fall Gl Waeenen is Far Tre 14 years to 44 bust tstortment of the movt wanted ’ lon pyr ya New Fa loves mae Cats of soft, Regularly $15.00. Autumn shades end in the at} 9) 9g : “I want to "maid the sident if in th Fall » with m Come te declian Hell f| set T promi aor. Pider sot toll] Exoewtlonal Values | mou fomed Aatome| gg.qg Ut, _G2.ta$ Be scan Tomorrow and See these RveED NS W888 one ee |TT Sraast Deseien Seer ent shades; Satin lined } bythe Priestley process, al j ° at chan ee Fite ia wits and valley. saa yr fr able for ral oon oe uperb ew eolian Members of the delegation ex- 3 pre at 1.45 pr.; 6 pre. at 1.40 pr. Lardy Value $15.50. Rerily models and best{ “* > 9 , ; plained that the first time President jemen'aGlace Kid Misses’ and Small Witseaase ef Gabe Value $3.75. : e tek tn at pbpenenses he re- sat, eliti Highest cin fie 1 Ena Mixtures * 14.50 ine—ldeal, fer I layer-F ianos siete aves ote went] Uae | 00 | cece eee) M.80 wy on oom 12.60 Wemen's ~e. || With the arrival ae a White House ate me vera ‘1 psoetial mans ite Value $16.50. (There are but nineteen of them CS RO Bouse. of Rew a ilaach Fall Furnishings Night Gowns—In dainty pink or blue striped effects, finely fin. ished, 95c Value $1.00. Silk Padded Veste—In signed to give extra warmth to tailored sui evening wraps, 'y special at Quilted Robes—Ou tpocls im, made of Japa silk, in black, eer ue, pink, delft and wis. black or white, sleeveless; de- 1.25 5.95 . French Flannel Robes— ‘With border of wide satin rib. bon and cord girdle, in pini blue, rose, lavender, gray an: Spectally priced 7.50 Removal Clearance ol Blankets Comfortables White Wool Blankets Silkoline Tops, in va- Single bed » 3.75 # dainty colors; full Re vn] 78 Ee ts ished with pink or blu herders. Double tle bed 4.25 ize. Regularly $5.50 pairJ, White Wool Blankets, of most desirable wi tnd aust, for inter 5.00 Regularly $6.00 pair, ables, with figured silk mull tops, in various lnty colar with plain re, Full’s orders, Full size, cotton Regularly $3.50, Fine Comfortables, of al tops, ee Palate fi Regularly $5.50, 2.85