The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1915, Page 5

i THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER [er baie Me twee wath tae wits ot] MECKLERS, TAKE WOTICE! | °\:):~ Vee Ave tartind te Gute Rpembere| oy FOUGHT TO EMD LIFE WAITING FOR COURT Tater Meld on Miner Oharge Likely to Die After Stashing Throat |he eet Mew Teeny cooeet Mireet He ene of Upheletere: employed by Geonert | Vurber ot Ne 1008 Part Avenua we U pettertay eMerncen ehee be wee Giachereed afer @ querre: Me te fused te cotied Potrotmen Crotty, of the Mast POLICE WALL COUNT oo MANHATTAN RESIDENTS AFTER ELECON AY Se men locked tomether for the Roard of Health Believes State ee im the Mariem Prise pee ited with Pragh Kutachers « tei ( erestin Ansus Underestimated © prisoner, to prevent him from Population by 600,000 jcom ride early this more ‘ foweht them off wit a od pions of winne and | th s throat, Me was hurried |« * Moepl'sl end wil prob Kulechere is an Auririan of muscu. |» BONWIT TELLER &.CO. | The Specialty Shop of Ongyinations FIFTH AVENUE AT 3&™ STREET “Jeunes Filles” Fashions Specialized Styles for the College Miss and Debutante in Formal Tailleur and Lounge Suits + furnished by show that his cen wroueh of Manhattan | sue wi 600,000 pu fixing th thon fixing the bi soourate Dr. Goldwate making fof the opinton tha dus aliowance for the de ne the sum. ¥, It does not N census taken by tors, and the smaller the ul population of Democratic Manhattan the mmalier the Democratic representation from Man- hattan in the Legislature. This is an anale which will be investigated, The Board of Health will accept the police census as accurate, FINDS HIDDEN PISTOL AND TAKES OWN LIFE Buffering From Nervous Break- ' down, Merchant Shoots Him- self While Alone. Joseph Rosenrweig, forty-six years ol4, a clothing merchant who had been suffering from @ nervous break- down for several weeks, shot and killed himself in his apartment at No. 2% West End Avenue this morning. He was alone at the time and used a revolver which his wife had hidden from him a few weeks ago. Bince he became ill Mrs, Rosensweig bad been attending to business at his store at No, 1204 Broadway. When| | she left carly this morning her bus- band was in bed. Shortly after lL @elock va Pierson, a maid, found the body. In ending hie life Rosen- | sweig had apparently faced a lar, Jeanne Lanvin and Jenny Ideals in | Costumes Tailleur for the Younger Set. Republican Without over-sophistication, without a suggestion of the mature, ‘these formal tailleurs reveal the ultimate elegance to which suits of this type for misses may be brought. In silk velvet, chiffon velvet and duvetyn, trimmed with fashionable furs. 65.00 to 250.00 SPECIAL VALUES TUESDAY Misses’ Suit_Dept.—Third Floor Misses’ Trotteur Suits 20.00 25.00 29.50 Suits which possess the chic and cachet that are typical of youthful grace. Simple tailored and smart fur trimmed styles in gabardines, broadcloth, tweed-like mixtures, velour checks and velour de laine. Sizes 14 to 18 —_— Misses’ Fur Trim’d Suits 29.50 39.50 55.00 Suits developed in broadcloth, velour, corduroy, velve- teen and chiffon velvet, trimmed with shinkdyed i raccoon, beaver, opossum, seal and real skunk. Sizes 14 to 18 mirror, At bis side was a note, evi- dently intended for Mrs. Roseneweig, who was addressed by her pet name “Diz.” Te read: “May God and you, Dix, forgive mo " MAYOR OF SECOND AVENUE IS SENT TO THE TOMBS * panes $250 for Advertising Himself os a Aewyer and May Serve Thirty Days. @tmon Srcingut, who assumed yeare of Mayor of Second Ave- Tombs. Hoe was con- Bpecial Sessions of adver- bimeslf as a lawyer when he wasn't one and was fined $260. If be doesn't pay the fine he will go to prison for thirty days. ‘The New York County Lawyers’ As- focus who lilegatly ‘adver: panes ly adver- tee Me guthoring evidence for, Ano fe gathering evidence for tho tion. She saw an advertise- ment in @ German newspaper in which Steingut stated that he had a fine law office at No, 207 East Four- teenth Street. Then she visited the yor of Second Avenue.” After he offered to draw up 4 will for $5 she went to the Criminal Courts Building and drew up a complaint against bim. D06’S BITE SCARES HORSE; GIRL THROWN AND HURT; Miss Truman ot North Yonkers, | Unconscious, May Be Injured é Internally, WO KAaazAAEEE ll CAMMEYER STAMPED ON A SHOE MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT 6" AVE. AT 20" ST. : Women’s Shoes at $4.00 that are-an Investment QQ, ,d@®dNypARQ A New High Cut Button Boot 4.00 Produced in Patent leather and gun metal calfekin with black and gray cloth tops. Also in tan Ruseia calfokin with tan cloth tops, Welt soles, 134 inch con- cave Cuban heels q Four Dollars! Ee Miss Christine Truman, daughter of | Mrs, Mattie E. Truman, of Nepera Park, North Yonkers, is lying danger- ously burt at home after a fall from her horse yesterday, As Miss Tru- man rode past the George W. Perkins place on Independence Avenue, Kings- AAA * bridge, a St, Bernard dog bit the bora above. the hocks of ane ne" V1 @ A small price for women to pay for ‘Truman seeing ld not control shoes of quality and fashion. Too ania Musas craw lane over itt F hea andrea Sie fel @ About the best investment one could nates Truman. romain make is the shoe illustrated above. neas late last evening, b only « % minute, Dr, Verner Kennedy says . shy fas auftered concussion of the MMM 22S SS B Thousand & l Wie owner of the dog 19 unknown.” SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS ees « — | he tated a leave the place and Pusher | for Pheri? thet Attorney Mais ray ond Ke ’ ad os food Gas and by perens arid omarh) & + oem « or Beok Clore eid tor Trias BONWIT TELLER &,CO. he Specialty Shop of Oryinaions FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Women’s “ Tailleur” Suits Distinctice Types from the Smart Masculine Trotteur Suit to the Costume Elegant The “ Russe" Modes of Callot, Jenny, Drecoll and Cheruit in Formal Costumes Tailleur Silhouettes, collar and cuff treatment and quaint button omamentation that emphasize the masterly designing of the foremost couturieres. These formal tailored suits are of heavy satins, English velvet and chiffon velvet, enriched with luxurious furs. 195.00 to 350.00 SPECIAL VALUES TUESDAY Women's Suit Dept.—Second Floor Women’s Fur Trim’d Suits 29.50 39.50 45.00 A typical collection of smart Bonwit Teller & Co. models with individual features. In broadcloth, whipcord and velour de laine, trimmed with seal, skunk, raccoon and beaver. Women’s Fur Trim’d Velvet Suits 55.00 75.00 98.50 Types that are unique and original, possessing elements of style that appeal to those who desire the “dif- ferent.” Developed in the new shades of brown and wine, also navy blue and black. Accentuated with seal, skunk, mole and beaver, Lord & Taylor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE [22 rhe orsets C. B. Corsets give those subtle, ever youthful lines which constitute the very foundation of style, and whatever the changing caprices of Fashion, mold the figure to the latest correct silhouette. Brocade........... $3.00 & $5.00 Coutil.. ..$1.00-1,50-2.00-3.00 & $3.50 Batiste....cccccccccees $1.00-1.50 & $3.00 Models for Every Type of Figure Second Floor. ee ee eens neon wher « BISU | a Arepepen intiawstion seuring ot ’ me oto 39th Street > D> 0 ED -D (:0) ED () ED 0 ED (> CD ( THE NEW YORK WORLD SETS THE PACE] Lord @ Taylor a 3th Street FIFTH AVENUE The Second Shipment of ORIENTAL RUGS Presents Beautiful Specimens for your selection in Chinese Rugs, Pekin Weave and Weave. Indo-Chinese Rugs, Laristan and Rugs. The bales were unpacked Saturday and we heard words of praise from all who viewed them. A description of the beauty of this collection would indeed be difficult. Suffice to say these rare the artistic product ener it has been our of the deft weavers of the Far East, far surpass good fortune to secure before. Selected designs in soft tones in able size to harmonize and fit the prevailing decorative scheme of homes and apartments. The prices are the Actual Importer’s Cost Approximate Sizes and Prices in the New Shipment: $50.00 to 90.00 | 8x10 feet $140.00 to 195.00 $75.00 to 175.00 | 9x12 feet $165.00 to 295.00 Persian Rugs at Special Prices Only the Finer Weaves are in the Collection. Kirmanshah Rugs Sarouk Rugs Serapi Rugs In room sizes in room 81zes8 in room sizes Usually $275 to $600, } Usually $275 to $450. Usually $300 to $400 ; $165.00 to 205.06 4 , $195.00 to 395.00 $195.00 to 295.00 Small Oriental Rugs An assortment of about 3,000 “throw-about” select rugs in a variety of fine weaves. Sizes range from 2x3 feet to 5x12 feet. Fuh Floor Timely Sale of Upholstery Goods At Prices Far Below Manufacturing Cost Fabrics that are especially suitable for Draperies, Furniture Cover- ings, Wall Coverings and for general decorative purposes. 45c, 75c, $1.00, 1.35, 1.75 and 2.75 The usual selling prices are $1.25 to 9.75 a yard. : Fifth Floor, THE ROYCROFT SHOP __ 1S BUSY these days eell- ing wonderful books hand- somely bound, SALE OF STATIONERY 1,000 Boxes of Fine Cambric Linen Paper At 33c a Box The new square sheet with small oblong envelope in white, azure blue, gray, buff, pink or violet. A dainty cor- respondence paper, beautifully boxed. $2.00 Books fered o “Strathmore” an strong, service- able, semi- flexible, antique leather. Pig-Pen Pete, or Some Chums of Mine, Elbert Hubbard. New Monogram Dies | Special for This Veek | | vscciby ai bebe nga Pre Designed and made inour | yoo satin finished cards, Bunch. The Rubaiyat, $1.00—Omar Khayyan. Guest ‘Book, $2.00 and $3.00. Artistic Objects of own workshop by master en- gravers. Samples of this work on display in the Sta- tionery Section. 4 including plate; name only; engraved in SDE sc ercave Ground Floor eae nee a ere cenence peeve -emcemeane + pe mee QUALITY FURNITURE At Homemakers’ Prices Lord & Taylor Upholstered Furniture is made just as well as our master builders, after years of study and practice, know how to build it. The wood must be flawless; the soft colored cover- ings are of the finest texture and weaves; the pieces are completely covered over moss and hair; the cushions entirely of soft, fluffy down. No detail is too small. Each piece must come up to our high standard of quality and value, be the price ever so small. Quality Furniture That Will Endure Luxurious Upholstered Davenport A large Davenport, upholstered in denim of your own selection Special at $55.00 Covered in tapestry or velour at a reasonable additional cost. OCT A Quality Brass Bed, $17.50 Hand rubbed in dull or bright finish, The Lord & Taylor Special Mattress Large Davenport, with loose down GUEHIOT, scare terveeediorercions nn $95.00 Adam Cane Suite (2 pieces), with loose spring cushions, upholstered in ¢ WRIONE ssarscivetccenonereoncee $280.00 A roll edge panaee in. ope or two . i F parts, constructed of fine curled hair and Velour Suite (4 pieces)....... $350.00 3 covered with your choice of linen ticking, Large Tapestry Davenport... $100.00 Special ES $25, Imported Morocco Leather The Lord & Taylor Special Box Spring Chaitsr.ssseeseeerrerereeresers $65.00 Made of tested steel springs and High back Tapestry Wing Chairs. | covered to match the mattress mentioned Special, srcccevdecrseverenceces $25.00 above...... TeRAGRORERCHNES eee $15.00 Siath Floor (0) > © <> 0: The World Sells 100,000 Copies More in New York City Eech Weekday on oie U o