The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1916, Page 7

MUST PAY $17,500 |sseofes cota FIVE LIVES LOST — eee] FORTENTROMANCE 42x, | IN SWEEPING FIRE WITH “NEIGHBOR” NASON ne ) Jury Decides Contractor Mal-| t Pestinen in “In Wichita, Kan., loy Alienated Aflections of | | Is Completely Wrecked Mrs. Thomas J. Noland. by Blaze To-Day. ALL CARS TRANSFER TO “THE HOME OF TRUTHY OUR CLUB CLOSES TOMORROW STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10 Lex.to Sd Av. faiss00 Spee al 59th to GOth Street a Lex.to3d AV. Fun s0d Open Evenings Until 10 o’Clock All purchases made up to closing time Sat- Thomas J, Malley, a wealthy con-| tractor of Dongan Hill red the cost WICHITA, Kan. Deo. 22.—At least five persons are believed to have lost thelr NHves and several are suffering ee ih ane | Cece TSUN aN The FOOUIE of Wire urday night will be delivered by Christmas Day. olony at deent City. 8, 1. | that destroyed fA in By Kindly take small packages with you. This Supreme ( ed ‘Thomas 4 to-day. will assist us in taking care of bulkier packages. Nolan, @ customs inspector, a verdict In addition, scores of old men and of $17,500 tinst Mr Matley for women and children suffered from the . t Bloominid aaa AWisisting the affection» of Mrs, No ilkacth OE ainoice: be Crom wibeuate Ji Holly Given Free With Any Purchase Mrs, Nolan was in court with her ; Two bodies, so burned that {dentifi Upon presentation of sales check for purchase in any two daughters, Ethel, eighteen years} 4 \ cation seemed impossible, were taken || department of the store we will give a bunch of holly, free old, and Dorothy, twenty ' from the ruins before noon, of charge. Hours are 9 to 12 A. M., 2 to 5 P. M, and On the witness stand Nolan said 3 2 The Home was the property of th 8to 10 P. M. he first became alarmed at the «| & e Masonic Lodge of Kansas. ‘The Greenhou the- Roof, tentions of Malley to his wife n| Miss ~ chapel, valued at $10,000, and the hos he returned to tent colony one! BEROTHY XC TSOMB | pital, valued at $4,000, were the only wibiidisodiediaat night in the summer of 1912 and| |. . 5 buildings saved. The loss was esti V4 Mil - T. — || La Ch re een nee Guugntere | RésHent of rata, NH 1 the] ate ay Rn aN ‘omorrow he st Chance Malley's tent, ‘Thereafter, he satd,|sUl@mmer, but making her home at the! The fire started in the botier room ° I its to son. | Hotel W. tow Y and had gained great headway before she pald frequent visits to the con+| Hotel Wolcott, New York, In the win-| eS iisCovered by @ passerby. tractor’s ¢ vas abode. ter, Miss Dorothy Whlten, a). — ———>>>———_—_——_—__—_——__—__—_— fg year he was opposed To Visit Toyland But one more day and Toyland passes into our history as the most successful we have ever had. Even at this late hour, all the features that have made Toyland so popular are still here. For example, Santa will be here until closing hour tomorrow night, greeting the youngsters. The electric railtoad, with its engines, cars and switches, continues to fascinate. A great tank of water wherein are self-propelled boats, fish and swans is a favorite display. Among the many toys will be found mechanical en- gines and motors and air rifles and games and cameras and wagons and skates and automobiles and bicycles —in short— and EVERYTHING. ‘The foll to staying in the tent colony, but his wife and her daughters ineisted and they went there, Then, Nolan ad Tomorrow, Saturday The Last Day ter of Mr, and Mrs, Charles Whit- comb, whose home is in the New Hampshire town, is engaged to marry all of the Nolan family but himself Mr. John Allen King of this city. Her Visited Malley'’s tent. He finally m arents have just made the an- an investigation which brought! nouncement. Date for the wedding chambermaids from hotels near Grant) has not been set ity as his witnesses, Both Malley and Mrs, Nolan denied | on the stand the statements of her husband and she accused him of cruelty. Her daughters testified that whenever their mother was in Mal- witt be pubtt ley’s tent one of them companied In order to her. They n your order with your newsdenler geen anyt duct of th Mrs. Nolan of Bloomingdales’ Greatest and Most Timely readers of The New York Sunday World. ‘The complete words and maslo of this song It’s Self ns Fourth Floor ears Not oe 2. ri Pr a ne | At Bloomingdales’ ne inetden irant City he sued ’ : i @'epurtin aid'nan seees's | BONWIT TELLER. &,CO. Women’s Voile Blouses, $1.39 ips fat Maligy to-day natok tarts anes The Specialty Shop of Onginations Come today or tomorrow—Saturday. YOUR LAST CHAN Sheer quality, in attractive ‘styles. Two models to prepare an appeal but Justice Mul- FIFTH pas AT 3a™ STREET to join our Xmas Club. Don't delay—act now while there is trimmed with Venise and Valenciennes lace, and embroidered gel still time to take advantage of it. You certainly cannot afford to organdie panei, Another is of cross bar voile with rows of Valenciennes insertion andhemstitching. Square collars and cuffs finished we touches of embroidered organdie or lace to match, Sizes 36 to 44 20 NAVY DIVERS QUALIFY. | First Graduat tN b> iat Grepenies (of New Announce for Tomorrow (Saturday) miss the opportunity to secure a | High Grade, Reliable, Metal Tubing... _.. i | NEW PLAYER PIANO | Free to Club Members Free to Club Members} {/) With Each Player Piano Each Player Piano 0 With Each Upright Piano i Beautiful Music Cabinet Beautiful Music Cabinet|| "| Bench—Cover—I2 Rolls of Music Piano Stool-—Cover or Scar! 1| NEWPORT, Rh. Dec. —The | Second Floor tf th re ~ . ~~ Me aistes wees witiiieod ct Special Sale—New Models At Bloominadates’ : ° Inexpensive Watches for Gifts In presenting a watch the first consideration is depend- ability. The price you pay is secondary. Our watches have n tested for accuracy and guaranteed for satisfaction. Prices are as low as we possibly could make them, Gun Metal Wrist| Men's 14-Kt. the Naval Torpedo Station here last Cp aiw,-wan marked to-day by the grad- M : Wasim fo twenty hit nety rn 0 isses’ Danse Frocks Exceptionally priced at All of th nee Saercfs steers nates 29.50 39.00 salified tn Tie dstalied to duty on various Naval vow Novelty combinations of soiree and taffeta Watch 95 c et eee StH A Nae BSR silks, with nets and laces — effects of | (Your Own Selection) & Free Delivery and Free Delivery to Your Home Sena pet co Gots ae cat marked originality and charm,in | A watch, atgiched to] Watches, KEEP-YOUR-JOB GIFT. French evening tones. Sizes 14 to 18. ap feattier strap. $16.50 Silver Wrist mit Watches, $2.95 fn sade) open face case; Small open face ‘ watch, attached to|P!@in polished; leather strap in various| fitted with Wal- colors, tham or Elgin Gold-Filled Bracelet | movement. Watches, $6.95 Men’s Watches, $8.95 Convertible type, which may be] Gold-filled 20-year case, fitted worn with pin or Chain if desired;] with Waltham ‘or Elgin’ move- gilt dial ment Alain Floor On the Club Plan of *2 a Week ‘ The Player Pianos offered in this Xmas Club are from every h point of excellence by which Player Pianos can be judged the | | equal of instruments offered elsewhere at $500. The power of co-operation in factory and selling expense {| makes it possible to sell these Player Pianos at this very low price, thus assuring a tremendous saving to every member. | In order to get the club quickly started this very low figure has been placed on these instruments. The club plans are so liberal that anybody can afford to join. Free to Club Members: Brooklyn District Christmas Annow District Attorney Hurry A. Lew Brooklyn, who was re-elected month, this morning handed jorney Makes | ment to Stam, | SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY staff a Christmas present tn Women's Opera Slippers of an announcement that ¢ . | force would be retained in office during hia incumbency. He suid that the start | 6.50 had made w record of which any dts . ; trict attorney should be proud, anid that ; » Louis X he couldn't see any reasor ning Of cloth of gold or silver. Opera last; Louis XV. heels. it, aw there was no apparent room te improvement whole _~_ i Women’s Evening Slippers | [Motes im Society | 8.00 | ‘Tbe marriage of Miss Nancy Ix. Per- Novelty brocades in all gold, black-and-gold and white- on and Tom Turkeys, lb., 28c up se king, granddaughter of C. 1) i K-| and-gold. Newest French last. Hi nae Bcd Frese Teale’ son ot the inte Maretiall. Meld t A Magnificent Player Roll Cabinet, 12 Rolls jana turkeys, all eelncted barca re Secu iceao: will 08 a a ae es a: of Music of YourOwn Selection. A Handsome weighing from 8 to 25 pounds, Geasion Dana Citeon, } i BenchtoMatch. Also Cover orScarf. Free Delivery which will be sold at 28 and ; Neventy-third Street. | i x, ig yo a Radius of it Miles ris geod oo Pb ‘ ee Bee sd ui oats Mr. and Mrs, William C, Hawes, of | J t oO Interest or Extra Charges of Any soever. : ‘ss d Fedrhaven, Mans., announce the en- | Om pte Best at —— i Tuning—Pol d i Service for 0: Y fine eating for the Christmas RE thain caugntans Be J 4 g—Polishing—and Genera ervice for One Year. feast. We aleo offer Fadl Hawes, to George Hussey, ¢f $ $ 50 m4 Elimination of Club Dues in Case of Sicknessor Non-Employment. Fancy Maryland Geese, lb., 22c | Legs of Milk Veal, 1614¢ New York. { I] 4 Ten-Year Guarantee Certificate Endorsed by Bloomingdale Bros. Long teland Ducks, Ube, te Loins of Jersey Pork, 18\40 Jonn M. Young of No.| SN } . ry-Picked Roasting Chic: % « ae aener Pen acces 8 IMPORTANT NOTICE: Te Club is almost filed “only 29 more mem: viii Fowl 1b, 226 | rime Recut Bae Tie Ce ot, Guorge Covng nue bers can participate ip the Club offer. So don’t Mite ted Broilers, ib., 22¢ Dixie Bacon, 19%{¢ fr, son of Mr. and Mrs, George Rascnent L. Hubbell, of Garden City, L. I. delay—enroll as a member today or tomorrow. At Bloomin Plants at Auction Prices Ina Real Auction Sale siviiations have and Mrs. J. Allen wedding of their dau laide ‘Townsend, and eliff Fox on Jan C Church, A reception will follow at the Townsend home, No. 237 Madison Avenue. WJ eve The Club Is Limited to 376 Members Only 29 More Members Can Profit by the Tremendous Saving Offered As a Special Christmas Offer We Present a cam ony \, MRiben WALTERS PIANO obligation on my * part, full information regarding 794 Xmas Player rane tleb | This is en opportunity to obtain all kinds of growing ost unheard» of prices. Auc ily in Mes our Greenhouses-ont You will enjoy and pr ales. Xmas Greens Received Daily # hep 8 Mrs. George Grant Mason of No 64 Fifth Avenue gave a dance last) OY 4 night at Sherry's to introduce her! Be ip Mahogany Calf. Also # NY] DS | 39 Wost Fifty-sixth Street daughter, Miss Margaret Van . Ma \ —_— | Calf, OY t gon. More than 600 guests wors| = in Gun ee a Carloads of Christmas greeneries, such W/f re present. as holly, evergreen wreatl mistletoe and . ae " i laurel by the yard {ecoration and Dr, and Mrs. Herman Biggs of No. | NAME Christmas trees in ve s. Orders Terms fa Week CvtOut and Mail This Coupon (E.W.22 a! # placed now will be fil usual low Manor taal night at wie Colony Club | Gifts that deserve @ get appreciation | Pires Gan dalkvaced whan you wih . r their daughter, Miss tharine vil ti dit eo || | | a oe A Biggs, and Miss ‘Margarec Van it reflecting credi oss TOF Spor ve Price includes Plants for Xmas Guts Rien is ace hOhuntite Ciealne — Shoes for Dress, for ppor pg it Beautiful Music Cabinet, Man; ee hic nat i, Oeslare placed owe tnd then went to Miss Mason's dance @ Business *3°° *3*°and * | Stoo!, Cover and Free Delivery | aby herrea lA Maia path dh ee azaleas, cyel heather, poinsettias, ardisia, orange tr Among social affairs to-day will : - . erusalem chetr 4,etc, Also decorative plants, such as kentias, be a theatre party and dance given ae ae Oa " palms, phoenix, canariensis, roebelinii, ficus, panduratas, pendanus, by Mr. and Mra. Kawin Gould: vetchit and utili ns and ¢ in many varieties, in red, pink, inner and theatre party by Mrs. green of other Also rubber plants John W. Dennis for r daught S, Cc. fe Gif Mise Evi ] gjonnate Singing Canaries for Gifts a dance King Hoyt A J and plewsing offering would be one of our Australian love for Miss Barbara Hoyt at the Rita 4 Jobe Bt, riur goldtis! ake nelec ourG Cariion; a dance by Mrs, William Hiden Bt. 1arium of goldt Make selections in our Greenhouses- Hull Browning to introduce Miss 14th St, Therese D. Browning at Sherrys: dinner dance Holbrook Betts 9 for Miss H A, Hoadley at Myrtle Av. Sherry's: a or ion by Mis, Pred = tag mrongsray, 98 FI ick Whiting for Miss Margaret * Whitigg, and 0. supper: dance. by Mro, Herbert H. Dean at the Gotham fer Miss Ruth Dean, In Cut Flower Shop ow accepted for a large box of fresh cut flowers at $2.00 or ing to the quantity and selection-~to be delivered whenever \ Lar RANSHeN ro BLOOMINGDALES' Wx! 30 0 'AUE: