The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1917, Page 12

ee ROTI TT m 12 a SKELETON POINTS TOMURDER| BELLEVUE GOES DARK. Tndentations tn Skull Found ta Telephone Service Also Stopped by Hlectrtc Wire Brenk ss at Bellovue Hospital was ly suspended for twenty-five last night by the breaking of nN. clectrical. cable. which put the Hghting equipment out of business. wards r ery ward of the inst! Brooklyn Sebway Excavation. A skeleton enclosed in burlap bag was discovered to-day eighteen feet be fow the surface of the street during fubway excavation in William Gentations in skull indicate the police say ‘The find was nue and Sehilie, w to Ment point is beine Nathar MeArthur for a section of teenth-North Seventh Street nute made at I " ug jon wor nued for The Union Electrical Com time repaired the break and lights pany eubwa again were turned mat 116 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, RENO'SSTRAY DOGS. RIGH SISTER'S ONLY COMPANY, SHE SAYS Kin Sues orniik Mrs. Key, | Who Wed Chauffeur of 23 at 50, as Incompetent. |sta., it 19 alleged, has been given by A LONG ENGAGEMENT |her in parcels to a doegn or more of BUT A MERRY ONE FOR her nelghibore i. Chevy Chase; and, MISS ISABEL YEOMANS urthar alleged, #he is about to ain Pty $27,000 in cash re- celved from realty purchased by the olty ote Karnes fears she will r this as soon as it reaches hee gen An injunction ts sougnt to prevent the funds falling into her Lest Titon is the mother of two Antanas, both well known fn Bos. { ton and this city, Her eldest daugh- | \ ter, Katherine Voorhees Key, ts) nursing French soldiers at Pau, | France, Miss Jean Duer Key, the! youngest daughter, ts living at No. 11) Willard Street, Cambridge, Mase. | 25 me RNIN Nc TERI RT CIT TE The sojourn in Reno of Mra,| While tn Reno Mrs. Tiiton wrote| ‘ ; “ ‘ a it ‘ 4 many letters to Jean imploring her to | rances Duer Kay Tilton, fifty-year , iiton, go to Reno and make things more ‘HE Duty on foreign- grown tobacco 1 heiress, who Is waiting for ax) pleasant for her mother, who found does nothing for cigarettes, except ths to pass so she may sue her) that “six months’ waiting for rest- dence eno s a or ed a| boost their price. Piedmonts, being three-year-old chauffeur-hus ere Jin Teno is a most tedious | made of Virginia tobacco, pay no wae rudely (ntarrdgted today when |, MANY EMGavite GUDIENted by fva was rudely interrupted to-day when | Duty—and, therefore cost you less. proceedings were taken in the Bu-|DAmes show an unusual state of uf. preme Court by her eister, Mrs. leone tis ad Deputy coe be 1 i oi N 67 Fast ~ 41 we a ALL--Virginia cigarette— | sewratyctioee’ WveGé: Ub Weave Side "ths | Peake, wne wae appoltted te live at ed incoknpetedi the Chevy Chase villa and protect | - Mrs, Tilton after #he separated from In the petition filed by Jorom®.|ner young husband, declares eat Rand & Krerel, counsel for Mra.| een he first called at the ville nt Baraes, it to Cieneees es Se lieet ive. Then tee, Sten, sur. | | Titon ts living the life of @ recluse! rounded by police dogs, lyina’ ona Cigerette of Quality, in Reno, surrounded by dozens of | hed bleeding and. brulved, Seca | as Me she on ear aeeet tt ties of liquor bottles were scattered | vorce colony and driving about tn) { 10 for ¢ | delapidated cart drawn by a de- toea We baad ae eni® Tilton | ‘There will be plenty of time for pre- Also Packed svepit horse. Her weallf, estimated | elephone, Peake alleges, | nuptial social diversion for Miss Isa- 0 Packe. Jerepit horse, Her wealth, esti |#he went about nude. Frequently | pets yr 20 for 10¢ to a million dollars, has dis-| callers at the house found big Vir- | D@! Stevenson Yeomans and George 1 1c is alleged, @ large part | iva hams hanging from the knobs Pltt Brett, whose engagement was , of doors. Announced last September and who of it having been given to her hus- | ® TY 4 i ak P an Reno ments jy, AUS. 18. One of those entertainments at Chevy Chane, | the Riversi¢ » abode | Will be provided for the bride-elect pl ig Into ©! and her friends on Feb, 7, when Mrs to adapt ieation | Justus Rupert! gives a dinner at her be nih | a dd, ote is Street. Miss Yeomans is the daught collect dogs of all sizes and kinds ; " " suneuaye When You Apply | ind ket thea ta enue anes aan nt tie tiene acre et el i h rad be Jamo ye ain PS om i poole . ound nailed t o| tty home. Mr, Brett is a member of | And Musterole, won't blister ike | found nalled to the walls of her Reng! iy tome. Mr, Erett tes member of the old-fashioned mustard plaster. a a from the Mexican border. Just spread it on with your fingers. Tilton Was married to her pres- meantime it penetrates to the sore spot with a 1 April 17, 1916, while she gentle tingle, loosens the congestion puto tour from Washing- | Po ce nen ne and draws out the soreness and pain. Tilton lived. He had been | made with oil of mustard, It is fine ; pmerenrenremrenrenrenrencensancance: for quick relief for sore throat, brom | chitis, tonsilitis, stiff neck, asthma, Society conducts a ruminage sale neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleu- known to- /frem 10 to 6 o'clock to-day at the risy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and | proceedings | Ri “ariton to ratse funds to sup- aches of ue ; ack or ERY Lda | en filed Hyacinth Ringvose, an port a district nurse for the babtes’ sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frost- y, filed an chment against | ward of the Post-G ed feet, colds on the chest (it often | Tilton’s New York property on | ono the Post-Graduate Hospital. prevents pneumonia), Nothing like | a judgment for $5,000. Among the committee in charge are Musterole for croupy children |" Moat of the wersan'a fortune con. |Mrs. Orme Wilaon jr, Mra, Charles Dr. Ferdinand King, a New York City physician and aut 8 of mortgages on New York real Auchincloss, Mrs. J. Henry Alexandre fo strong, vigorous, Iron men nor beoutiful, healthy, ros estate. The attorney to whom a#he and Mrs. Courtl Nicoll. out Iron—Nuxated tron ta kave $4.00, the papers state, ts Jo: | : bes } BT Acen oca snauvanes o se Pa CAS: No. 519 Tremont ites a Mere ities give “ isk weeks time in i Avoid the old f 0 - evs ep . jon at her METS tha Nabil satredactne slermaaks and ihorsoy a6. wo When the petition came up before house, 301 West One Hundred | ie Wi ANuxated tren.” It le ah os lh | Justice Finch to-day argument was and Sixth Street, for her daughter, | je Iron—Nuxated Iron.” It Is dispensed In adjourned until next Wednesday. Miss Judith Bernays, Miss Bernays, . niece of Prof. Sigmund Freud of Vienna, ts engaged to wed Elie Nadel- inan, @ Parla sculptor. Mrs. Henry A. Koster will give a uncheon and ‘bridge to-day at her No. 50 East Elghty-first Street Mrs. G. Lee Smidt of No. 320 Park Avenue will give a dinner and theatre ty this evening for Miss Elise iN i / Provom Smith, Des AO TTT en TTT he Mre. Hamilton i. Twombly eave F er inst night at her house in Liberal Credit and Low Prices arene, UyrouRhout our stores enable 3 John W. A. Davis of No. 21 Eas! ray oe Sixty-third Street gave a large dinner ; and dance last night at the Ritz- hor on credit. th Convince You that, whether you buy Carlton for his debutante niece, Miss ash’ or on ere na Mary Louise Bond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, A. Huldekoper Bond of No. Our Prices Are Always the Lowest and Mra. A. Huldekoper Bond of No, Quartered OPEN A pocouns Fe euests were the ont Geraldine NE DOLLAR Adee, Katherine Blodgett, Murtel 0 ke SEWING MACHINE DELIVERS Conkling, Loraine Allen, Eunice This Week And Pay tor is Clapp, Katherine Chapin, ‘Margaret Velour n ‘Trevor, Gabrielle Warren and Janet u Robb and Messrs, Bradish Carroll jr., Portieres Complete Murray Hoffman, Pembroke Jones jr. * in yester LAvingston,' Rene r Ouenhue Oreals Room Outfit }} \oncasne Scnuyior Parsons jr, Philip BaCULAR Gotden fhinelander jr, and Bgmont ‘Beher- PRICES, Pay nerhorn, | The last Junior Assembly for the | OPEN AN 0 Dy ll eason will be given to-night in (ACCOUNT ne Vollar | 3.00", La) ad DINING and we will deliver emo CHAIR WE GIVE Any Complete Thomas H. Hall, who ts to marry K TRADING Miss Katherine Carroll on Feb. 10, ® Room Outfit will give his farewell bachelor dinner ate Talmage jr., who will . Speqy Geld \ stance Chappell Feb Cash or a 5, will give his bachelor dinner to- Bx Green ight at Detmonteo's. We redeetn ‘ie John Humphrey Watkins of Park Avenue starts to-day : n Beach, to be gone a fort i cht, “Mrs, Frank A. Vanderlip also leparts to-day for a two-months’ ACCOUNTS OPENED FROM CUSTOMERS tay in the South ‘ p The b ' ee ¥ 5S to $5, OOO that we wa We 000 Given loyees by Smt h met the Carpet Company, | “17: 95 $80 | 7 eat gh dees On Small Weekly or Monthly Payments soe Mad. whatey arly 7,600 employees of the Alex- | outfits up to a Fant to your a Smith & Sons Carpet Company r > ce. Tha apy pleased upon opening thetr pay “Sale of High Grade Period Suits Small Accounts Especially Invited PHA Rae, | hivelopeas at ghe-Yonkera plant yester: Fer Library, 0 nd Medroom at sat with feertinal article oF ‘ nd) tn them’ bonuses ranging ta BO, eam “—— AIL GREE st six months’ earn Weekly Delivers this WAY 7) WE GIVE FREE vs. About ‘was distributed. Tn your home, b LIFEINSURANCE hree years the concern haw distributed le When You mane, In addition it hi ranted two Victor-Victrola urate y {hereases ‘within’ a year. Including Your Selection of Records! From $15 to $350 "This $120 Vietor- for All Pain JACOBEAN OAK DINING ROOM SUIT 10 ELECES) Vietrale Out CPEINANALLUU.s . ||| | Are pom in paint This ts the question ciguer | Bs ae PN at $100 Victrola No. XI. wirn lieve pain, wheter It be @ slight nervous 52.67 | eo 95.94 | Ben, hrive Gr. 49 Rugs, Linoleums, heniache or the moet excruciating wul- e i Side Chiairny 80,84 Fach Arm ¢ Carpets nan the. height of pleasure to vow Se Oa lt can ea A t I A A . ‘At aud docvor, SE Cogs les aang iste et the tes bea in he ean re eats \ | Pay ‘$10 on Delivery eecitpaut an iouching this point, Hugo Rngie, A.M. jie ‘Ay $1.50 » Week Sperlat sate OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK AT ALL THREE STORES | Jf : li rile + 1 rade 144-146 America’s Greatest s|* f ne uwo lauiets, rapeatea in two oF Furniture House to joleum thrwe houre I required. WEST At Savings Anti-kamnin tablets reliers all pains houralgia, toot oat ° St. BLOCK One-Half cially usetut forall Condidons khown aa Virtroin No tN Anti-barnnt * Ay Hare AVE be cn asehebie te at ok os » ‘Tablets ‘Obtalnanle rus wtores in any Bet. 7th & quantity desired.” adv i Lenox Aves. NEWARK cae 49-51 Market St. nie : a | few’ rane | Ne Ning, Dina Meee wills iS aa aly | 1917, BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & G Fulton and Bridge Sts., Brooklyn Will Close Out Saturday 350 Women’s Coats—creatty reduced Fur-trimmed and plainetailored models of velour cloth in prevailing colors, lined throughout. Formerly priced $0 3000 15.00 Also 125 Women’s Silkelined Coats, smart and attractive models of Broadcloth or Velour 25.00 Cloth, in black and colors. Formerly priced to 46.00 Higher Cost Winter Coats - - 29.75 35.00 465.00 After Inventory Clearance Stocks To Be Closed Out Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Cloth Suits Women’s and Misses’ Fur-Trimmed Suits Women's and Misses’ Afternoon Dresses Women’s High Cost Evening Gowns Women’s Fur Coats and Furs Women’s and Misses’ Practical Cloth Coats Women’s and Misses’ Fur-Trimmed Coats Women’s and Misses’ Evening Wraps Girls’ Winter Coats Girls’ Cloth and Wash Dresses The Entire Winter $ Original Cost or Former Selling Price BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, CLUINS & G Fulton and Bridge Sts., Brooklyn Will Place on Sale an Additional 275 Afternoon Dresses Of Serge, Taffeta and Crepe de Chine 15.00 Suitable For Immediate Wear Invite Attention to a Showing of Absorbing Interest in Women’s and Misses’ Afternoon Dresses New Modele for Immediate and Early Spring Wear The long line silhouette is shown in Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepe, Pongee and the new Silks, with elaborate braid- ing and embroidery. Attention Is Directed to Our New Department Devoted to 4 i One-Piece Serge Dresses In Exclusive Oppenheim, Collins & Co.'s Models Women’s and Misses’ Attractive Dresses in new straight-line and plaited models; long tasseled sashes, embroidery and braiding are featured. 22.50 29.75 \ 15.00 35.00 A seven-time World Want works all the week, Order one to-day and prosper.