The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1920, Page 6

L WIFE FOUND DEAD HUSBAND DYING IN ais NEWARK MYSTERY ple in Gas-Filled Room Had Separated and “Other Woman” Was Named. ‘The one person to whom the police | “ @f Newark look to unravel the mys- which at present surrounds the | ~~ th of Mrs. lose Newhouse yester- y in 4 gas-filled room in hor 5 mother's home, No. 292 South Street, 5) her husband, Fred, who was found ous in the room with her. He 44 atill unconscious at the City Hos- Pital. The hospital physicians gay he Uttle chance of surviving. may be another person who ehed light upon the affair, This one referred to as “the other wom- an,” with whom Neuhouse is sald to Wave been in love to the point of Ssking his wife to divorce him that might marry her, This young is reported to live in Irving- ‘Mrs, Neuhouse, who was twenty- years old, and her husband, a her genior, were married three ago, but after two years to- HM they separated. Mrs. Neuhouse oF to live with her mother In and her husband took up y life with foster-father, Harry hi art of No, 66 Oak Street, Irvington. | @j)When Nevhbouse called this last % ‘on his wife is not known. Her "mother, Mre. Christina Manhes, re- _— ‘farned home yesterday and found the @oor of the bedroom occupied by her ter and herself locked. She the door and came upon the ly. Her daughter, in her night- waa lying dead on the bed in je gas-filled room. Neuhouse, all dressed save for his boots, was lying conscious upon the floor, Near ae bed were two empty wine bottles. “The house was instantly in an up-| jr and tho other tenants flocked ito the Manhoe rooms. Some told of Wing beard Mrs. Neuhouse singing short time before the diseovery, it no one could tell when Neuhouse come there. Mrs. Manhe said jat he had never visited his daugh- tar since the separation, but Cort | was equally positive that his foster- son had visited his wife many times in that period. al SAYS SHE WED AT THREAT. i | A Ukranjan-American bride her husband,on their wedding night was granted an annulment of her mar- | riage to-day in the Supreme Court at White Plains. Sophie Holobut, of Ardaley-on-Hud- gon, the bride, told Justice Morschauser that her brother Joseph threatened to kill her uuless she marfied Holobut, of No. 77 Legis Street, Manhattan, and so last August they were married, “The hours I spent with thee, dear tailor!” Ours will save you time and money. Fine quality suits, all ready-to-wear, $50 and $60. Shoo! Some shoes though they showed only a _ normal profit seemed unreasonably high. At revised prices they’re mighty tempting. Rocrrs Peet CoMPANY , os Broadway at 34th St E:fth Ave, at 41et St. “Four Convenient Corners” Broadway at 13th St. Broadway at Warren On Your Summer Outings 34th and 35th Streets THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1920. ase Naaman mvevionshcntintes edna The Store is,closed at § P, M, daily Value, Quality and Service are outstanding features of the Store policy. This policy is more than ever emphasized in the purchasing opportunities offered to the public at the present time. . B. Altman & Co. Substantial Reductions have been made in the prices of a number of styles in Women’s Low Shoes ’ and Pumps as a result of which unusual values are offered in footwear of the finer qualities. (Women’s Shoe Department, Second Floor) Special Values will be offered to-morrow in a Sale of Children’s Rompers which have been taken from stock and re-priced at $1.10 & 1.85 These Rompers are variously made of colored chambray or crepe, and of white madras or dimity. The sizes are not complete, but range generally from i to 6 years. Children’s Sleeping Combinations (sizes 2 to 10 years) of cambric, with low neck and short sleeves, will also be on sale at the reduced price of $1.10 ‘(Children’s Underwear, Second Floor) Madison Aueriue - Fifth Aveme Nem York HW Half the pleasure of a journey to the country is { summed up in the lunch you take with you. The lunch will either make or break the trip; so why not forestall » disappointment by taking a lunch that you know will satisfy? | Store Closes at 5 P, M. Lord & Taylor —FIFTH AVENUE— Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Fitzroy 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk 4 2 38th Street 39th Street Sale Extraordinary of Blouses Superior Georgette Crepe in beau- tiful styles, for clearance at Less than Manufacturer’s Cost | F louncings Summer Offerings at Interesting Prices On account of their becomingness to all types of femininity, lace flouncings are one of the brightest stars on the Summer Fashion Firmament and their populari- ‘ty is justly earned, because laces, the most charming of feminine adornments, work up so effectively into delightful Summery gowns when made simply, over slips of satin in contrasting colors. One of the most unusual offerings in Blouses we have made this season Over Blouse and Tuck-in Models, light and dark tones of Georgette, beaded, braided, embroidered— long or short sleeved styles. None C. 0. D. ‘hird Foor. No Approvals. The laces in this sale include all widths, in the most favored designs, each characteristic and individual, in black, white, cream and ochre— and are of exceedingly high quality and exceptionally low prices. Black Laces Black Chantilly lace flouncings, very close copies of the real lace. 36 to 45 inches wide, $5.95 to $8.95 yard Pretty Gingham Dresses For Junior Girls $4.25 and $5.95 G'* [AMS are one of the smart demands of Cream Laces Novelty Cream Lace Flouncings on hexagon and filet meshes; 36 inches wide. $4.95 to $8.95 yard Princesse and Lierre Black Chantilly laces Lace Flouncings in white, in widths adaptable for so effective for bridal two flounced gowns; 24 to gowns; 36 inches wide. 27 inches. $7.95 yard \ a Novelty Lace Bandings $2,25 to $4.95 yard in Lierre Princess and Mar Black Chantilly Lace got on hexagon and filet Flouncings; 18 inches wide. meshes; 6to 18 inches wide, $1.95 to $2.50 yard $2.25 to $4.95 yard Ground Floor the season in Summer Frocks for young girls and here is a group of eminently at- tractive models for school girls, at prices to ap- peal to thrifty mothers. Plain, Plaid or Checked, in Three Distinct Styles. Sizes 15 and 17 years. fourth eee. Alee,| An Attractive Lamp For Hall Table or Desk $6.75 (Complete) A very low price for a very charming little lamp. The standard is mahogany fin- ish, and the shield is hand- painted glace; variety of de- signs, Fifth Floor Just the Prices You Want to Pay For Your Summer Coverings Camp Blankets—$3.95 each Colors tan, gray or khaki; medium weight and substan, tial. Camp Comfortables—-$3.25 each Well-made in khaki color cambric, scroll stitching. Sheets and Pillow Cases Reduced Sheets Pillow Cases 54x 90 inches 42x38 inches, . 72x 99 inches... 45x3814 inches.. 72x108 inches... °§0x38 12 inches.. gox 99 inches.. . $2.95 54x36 inches... Second Floor. For the June Bride—A Few Suggestions 1 this small space we can’t begin to picture: the Housefurnishing Department to you. But the thing women seem most enthusiastic over is the complete assortments of everything they could possibly need, and they find the prices to their liking. Why not make some practical gift from this Department to the bride? | The Gobel Pure Meat Products make the most delicious ~ }} sandwiches you ever tasted—every one you eat gives you that appetizing, want-some-more taste. And that's the secret of a nourishing food, for any food that does not create that feeling certainly cannot nourish, Thermax Electric Iron, nickel plated, 6 1b., complete with cord and plug Red Hot Heater for toasting afd boiling Immersion Heater, an innovation that will be welcomed. 5.00 | Immersed in any vessel of water, you can obtain hot water almost immediately $6.50 Electri> Coffee Percolator, nickel plated, six cup size, ‘Three Heat Electric Grill—performs two cooking opera- complete with six foot cord and plug $15.00 | tions at same time—at cost of one $13.00 Seventh Floor Special 10% Discount On this $137.50 Model | | RELIABLE Phonograph | The amount you save through this Special Discount ($13.75) will enable you to start your record library ‘with Bologna 1] one doze¢h or more records without cost. See and hear what | Will Keep Summer Frocks from Mussing Liver Sausage a wonderful phonograph the RELIABLE is, Cume in while What joy to be able to take your Frocks from a trunk and have them as fresh and Smoked Ham’ this Special Offer is in force. uncrushed as when you put them in! These two excellent trunks serve as well your | boudoir closet. Their prices are popular. ; . Payabl Pure Lard | Special Price $123.75 $1 Monthly) D A Full-Size Large selection of Records in Italian, Polish, Hebrew, Wardrobe Swedish, Danish and Norwegian. $45.00 CowPERTHWAIT &. SONS Compact and = convenient, with “Oldest Furniture House in America” ' R WLS RE 12 hangers, five é | E t drawers, convert- 3rd Avenue Two 193-205 Park Row ible hat drawer, and 121st St. Stores at Chatham Sq. Made from the best grades of beef and pork, seasoned } by the world’s choicest spices and blended after the most exacting formulae, the Gobel Pure Meat Products }, meet the most critical demands of particular people. }) Meat Loaf | Frankfurters Slicing Bologna Cooked Ham Bacon Cooked Corned Beef Two Popular Trunks That An ‘Oshkosh’ Wardrobe $61.00 Full size; lock- ing device that causes all locks tof be locked or un-f locked with a turn. } Many other con- veniences, jeventh Floor, Indersed by Alired W. McCann “U. S. Gow’, Inapected Estab. No. 317 Morgen Ave. end Rock St., Brooklyn N. Y, etc. Lined with attractive cre- tonne,