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17
Tw ti v. y k
? SUFFRAGETTES ALL BING! SHOT KILLS
CHOOSE PRISON TO! WILDCAT, STARTS
LI
I.
wvnbL', JC-i.' iieUASf, O Y i. M B 2 22, tfll.
i ride
FINES FOR RIOTING
JVE ROMANCE
Regiment of 223 Go to London Swish ! Atlantic W aves Con-
Court With Grips Prepared , tinue It Smack ! Judge's Kiss
romance woo litter way. stein org
Mt-s s';mpIim sv ! i-Alunlne :i! Allin- !. I ;
lie l it;- In July, Phe i wcrt out
:" i'ii' ties end ssi HAMBfi v he i i
trod hand m ripe-1 hr iti in. Who
Ofmed trn h indl Nunc other than II' r
man 1. CfeMaiSS Olid SBtt la mure hS
VOl lior i I'nirp,
Allot that there was nothing In It
but an OMOIMBMt Ant M Monde) ,
nliilit AMiTinan Alex.mtli r I ircschr- pc;-- j
fnniipil thr rlvll marriage COrOPjOnP a I
h!s liomp In tfOWSrSl HVrniir, Kant New
York, In tht STOOOriCf of lila wlfe and
hli two mil" daughters
;,ui'i The ntMleg waa f i-
I feeeStlOn ;it the 000x0 of Ilia
Rlteumotirm AdvlbO
lrimlnrnl llnctnr'. 11". f Pre irltilliin.
f lit MUrrl at iVnir.
"Kroni tout giogglol aft aae sue
TOIVI f(ii -i nl (Hi orient ii rralad pa
fel and ene OSSOS "I nip si
porlllO ' 'tinp-mnd. Take thei tin III
gffaleatl home and put them Inlo .1 h
l int nf a"od nhiiki y. PY .e ihe be:'
inrt tnke a t.ihlc :ninnr,il In o , . ,, r
for Stay in Cells.
Completes It.
Kow. when AMormttt tires-her was 1 "mI ' 00011010, Thin II .. n t,. 1... 1 ..
.... , , ... ,, I nulrket nnd l. rt reiiittl In i tit'
fleet,..!, he Knletunly -al.l ho woiiM neve- ,,rtte ,,rrn fr 1 !, nation , I
k.ss a bride lint, aftrr the Ceroflleliy ' hseksch'. (inoil resells eoi 1
c! hla liime Saturday 'nlxht, he called "rat W ' f1?1 "" '
I nn coin ttninit in si nf win ur i
to hla irlfOI
"My dear." he aibl. "1 think I bear
tha telephone I 'll rinding.'-
Mra. Drotcbor hUITtOd ffOM the ronm
mockl What OM that round? Ask
1 i.e lreiHer riil.ciren nv nieir pupa
L.INtiON'. Nov. 23. Unrepentant : A rollWMO thai atarlcl In the Ad 1 m
SttffirsgoMse, to the number of 22 many cl ,, k (uresis Ond na 0010 ireted In I be Mu. heffl 11 dollar aplei 0 Ond told thom
. . " n IU'lll ilO a(li:irC'llliy Bllll ill n.c. WgVfi Bl AUHHH II. lULUHm HH.nil in .... ..r... .-- .. .......
terns, appeared at How Street I'ollce (he boneymonn of .Mr. and Mra.
Court thla morning to answer for their' rm in 1 (loldnian. who atari' d t
slna of yesterday and were sentenced ,y,y ,, toitr nf the n inth. The b. Ide
to fines or alternative terina of Im- M , sd.. sbaatro nf No. TJH I Itkln
000 In 1 few bnura rrvm his winir-iir
hniiae. Doi ' be Infltirnred In lake n
palml n .'i .ne Inatend nf Ibis. Ins,t on
Imvliijt tin l; naltie Tnrta OOltlOnund .11 till
nrlglnnl 000 inint'e. OOOlodi oOJ pack
;iae. RoOdrodl of the luir.i i i. Wnt
1 u red MOO bv lojfl preieript inn :.is. hi.,.
ler. Ad !
Tim ri'l.Kluiia T' mimy w.i pi r.'nrmrd
ini nmht at b.iv holem nyiutcoguo
It, 'I'm nil ird avenue Italibl I. Kinkel-
i
avenue. Hi ownavllle. Iti ooklyn.
Mr. tlnldman. who own the roller
chair privilege at Atlantic City and
cm afford almoat anything he wanta.
desired Home huntlnit last winter. He
prlaonment, varying from a fortnight to
month. The women Invariably chose
prlaon instead of a flna.
Counsel for the Public Proatcutor oald
In opoaklng to tha ohargo that ha
couM not adequately desc ribe tha "dls- j wcnt p to tne Adlmnd.ieUa and on a
gloomy told and snowy day, ahot a
wild animal, dooerlbod by witnesses as
a wildcat.
Ilia ahot did not kill. His gun was
The 01 Id OOt opTMf toward lilm.
A shot ranit nut ntul will at
dropped dead on the snow
Out from the shadow of the trees
stepped a charming ynung woman In
hunting OOOlttOlOi it was none other
than iodta Bhaptro of Brownovlllo, The
I
I
graceful and discreditable acenea of or
ganlaed dlaorder," of which the ac-
used were guilty.
From the evidence It la quite certain
that the militant auffragettea acted empty
yesterday on a complete plan of cam-
paign. An aoon aa they were repulsed
by the police drawn up In I'arllnment
Hquare, they dlaperaed Into amall
groups who mixed with the crowds.
Theae were kept In constant movement
by the police.
Occasionally a mlaalle waa hurlel
from the middle of the throng, but the
police were unuhle to detect the throw
er. This gave the militants more con
fidence and aa they came within reach
of the Uovernment offices In Whitehall
and on the surrounding atreeta, thi
throwing of stones became more fre
quent and excited ahouts of "votea for
women were raised. It was here thai
moat of the arrests were affected. Homo
of tha women fought their capture with
( great vigor.
At the National Liberal Club on
Thames Embankment the excitement
reached Its inn. ."n. The club waa full
of membere and their friends. Theae 1
flocked to the windows as the crowds !
approached, but were aoon forced to
retitot In order to avoid the shower
of well-aimed atones which crashed j
through the ljwer windows.
Some of the suffragettes rode In
horse and motjr cabs, from which
they launched atones when opportunity
offered.
Most of the women arrived In eourt
this morning carrying grip9 with a
change of clothing 111 anticipation of
upending a period In Jail. A number of
them who had broken windows of a
value' exceeding IS" wero committed for
trial at the Iundon gesslons. All of
these, however, were allowed out 011
ball.
Many of th" women sentenced thl.i
morning to summary imprisonment or
MWtntttOd for trial ut the London Ses
sions are prominent In society as well
as being lenders In the women's suf
frage movement. A number of them
hove punorod previous Imprisonment
on account of their uctlvltks at dem
on." tru I ions.
M&ny of the women were badly uat
orcd In their fight with thu bluecoata
In Parliament Square. Hlaek eyea and
scratched faces were numerous among
them and aeveral declared that their
intlre bodies were musses of bruises
A procession of women entered and
left t ie prlsonera' enrlos ire through
out the day. White-haired women al
ternated with mere girle. while weir
TO of Mnurt silks ond laces were fol
lowed by women of the industrial
classes tlreaaed In cheap finery.
Tha monotonous atorlea of whitlow
mushing told during the testimony
were nil of the same tenor and sen
tences varied only as to the period
to be passed In Jail or the amount of
the fine. The cases of wilful damage
were taken Hist.
Mn.M of the prisoners were persons
from provincial cities wlthmit previous
record In eonnectlon with tlie ottttrotfo
movement. Among Ibo more promi
nent of the accused were Vera Went
worth and (Vcllla Wilcox, both 01
whom were committed for trial at the
sessions; Adn Wright, who had been
previously convicted, was sentenced to
a month In Jull without the option 01
0, flne; Mra. ArnclllTe Senneit. who
broke a window of a ROWOBMOr olllce.
a went to JaU for a week rather than
pay n line
The prisoners are so numerous that
the hearing will last several days.
Weak Throats can be
Strengthened Sore-
nest Overcome with
VCTr?
A delightful, yet wonderful
ly effective antiseptic gargle
15c. or spray. Has ten times the
Me. value of other antiseptics.
$1.00 !l tste a refreshing eirtie-ee.
1
1
I
cBorax lodine.BnmQAH
ACT? I Tlr-ta Kit A
nwiw elefs i I7-.VJ11,
Try It To-day
Every kind of foot
trouble is relieved by a
ingle application. This
is the time of year you
need it for burning,
martin; feet, corns,
bunions or callouses.
s Fool Soip, 200 Fdtb vr. V Y.
No Need for a
Pastry Flour
If you buy flour from low
grade wheat
Hour imperfectly ground
Flour not properly sifted
Then you'll need another
flour a better flour when
you come to make dainty
But, if you buy Gold Medal
Made of premier wheat
20 times ground sifted 10
times through silk
You'll need no better flow
for aimything. You can't get
Ordered n,OOU,MM Poatnsjv Slampa.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2L A record
stamp requisition was received at the
Post office Department roaisrdayfrom
the Postmaster of Chlcaeo. A merchant
of Chicago wanted to buy 6,0OT,lVJ throes
c at stamps and tho Postmast. - had to
send In a hurry call to the Department.'
They aire Closely Observing Public
Health Conditions
An examining physician for one of the
p'nimint ill Life Insuruncc Companies, in '
an inlcrvi -v. on the subject, made the
teioabMnn statement that the reason'
why so many applicants for insurance
. tiro rejected is booOUOO kidney trouble U
lea common to the American people, ami
ho large majority of applicant- tin not I
even suspect that they MVS the disease.
He i.l a I cs that udgiaS from his own I
rxperienci und reports from druggists
who are constantly in direct touch with
j he public, there is one preparation thut
has probably been more successful in
relieving nuil curing these diseases than
uny remedy known. The mild and heal
ing influence of Dr. Kilmer's Swatnp
Kont is toon realized. It stands the
highest for its remarkable record of cures.
We find that Swamp-Hoot is strictly
an herbal compound und we would advise
our reuders who feel in need of such a
remedy to give it a trial. It is on sale
at all drug stores in bottles of t w o sizes
fifty rents and one dollar.
However, if you wish first to test its
wonderful merits, send to Dr. Kilmer &
Co.. Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample
bottle, absolutely free. When writing
' bo sure ud utcitUvu tlte New York
reniBg World,
It's a bad mistake, for any purpose, to pel
niferior flour.
You cave nothing by it. You get ess
bread immensely poorer bread. And part
of it can't digest.
Flour is all-important.
If you knew, as we know, all the vast dif-
fArpnro vrsu wrtnlrl slws.VS
i insist on the leading flour of
the world
WASHBURN-CROSBY'S
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1120
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Gio Medal MJ3
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am am am laigiggi am tea if amtgej aa am tsjaaa an fgagas iii'i n I I ill sarTart,
mi ifMiii ifvi ii mai iat
Mcdicines,Etc.
11 ill Water m rgt ilf
Hr. snn t'.mui .li-n vt Cnd
I i i c ,i, luri mm
tftlftr I I irtfn fir
t!r. btiit, , rtirc N in ffttii'i I
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ALL CARS TRANSFfcR TO
Viiiire.'f. mil,
"aMIncl. nidi's
Ilk. 1 in
R oe I e i
ti . tot
stiiaar ef
tie
59th to 60th St.
rotter
t'fej
Lexington to 3d Ave.
nau Britnstfl Snli Fn-
rtit-tt ".,i ... J e
P : VI I-- iCe I f .1 HI
I: I ! i. r4li unil f tire ii
.in tlrr: '1 '... USe
I: i-r. IVrmltlr ires in:
site . . iTc
In- Mlrarle I eeair :
lsr , nile
ltm lrv II . imt i i e
I'ewoee; no .
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Itle
Semi-Annual Economy Furniture Sale
A Wonderful Bloomingdale Event, Presenting the Greatest Furniture Values of the Year
$32,000 Worth of Reliable Furniture for $21,500. Dont Miss It!
Thank you for your trcsl generous response to the initial announcements of this great undcr-pricirR event. -If
ycu who purchased will pass the geod word of the unusual values you received to your neighbors, Elooming
dales' popular furniture department will be p. beehive of activity until closing time Saturday Yellow Economy
Sale Price Tickets are on Upward of 1,500 pieces showing great reductions. Note the following:
& a Thursdays Great Leader- This $3 6.00 CartedBuffet,$19. 99
Thit $ 24.00 IMC QQ
Buffet, iplO.iJO
Chairs and Rockets
In golden an J early Eng
lish oak and mahogany.
Rockers (V Chain, $5.S0
9 K kers k Chairs, 0.25
9 Rockers flt Chairs, 6.7S
II Rockers h Chairs. 8.7S
IS Rockers fit Chnirs, II.7B
1 4 Rockers fa Chnirs, 10.00
17 Rockers & Chnirs. 12. SO
0 Rockers t Chair,, 15.00
ii Rockers flt Chairs, 16.50
If hinhlr pnllhfrl qiurternl
ntl,l..n fiak 44 i . - wile: Im.
etuiul mils, hantlstnifly nvillilnl
iloittU. ttip, full nunit ettliiinua
flOOt, "Ltli Skapoi rsTTeil aei t
litelr Iqf . slttl rlsw fret.
This U2.9S 0p aq
Dining Table tpO. 'tO
Thia table Is In r4ul bfiulm
1 i Kr(lleh ti.ih In., a tJn.
round top that aitrnds to tl rt
a iii-oii. irilu.r t'.i'' eud n. .
Itf. wlllt elaw fei't.
& 5 Pc.
$28.00 Suits,
$32.00 Suits,
$40.50 luHs,
$57.50 Suits,
$75.00 Suits,
$66.00 Suits,
$60.00 Suits,
$45.00 Suits,
$38.00 Suits,
$49.00 Suits,
$90.00 Suits,
Parlor
now . . .
now. .. .
now
now
now. . .
now. . . .
now. . .
now
now. . .
now. . .
now.. . ,
Suits
$20.00
S2I.75
S29.9H
$42.00
$57.50
$47.50
$44.9H
$35.00
$29.00
$37.00
S7I.SU
Coachet
$12.00 Couches, 17.75
29.50 Couches, 21.00
18.00 Couches 2.75
21.00 Couches J.50
32.00 Couches 21.98
24.00 Couches IS.50
Dining
$27.00 Tables,
30.00 Tables,
41.00 Tables,
52.50 Tnblrs,
21.50 Tables,
18.75 Tables,
16.50 Tables,
15.00 Tables
10.50 Tables
Tables
, now $19.98
, now. .22.00
32.75
.39.98
. 15.50
.13.50
. 12.00
. 9.98
7.50
now.
now.
now.
now.
now.
now.
now.
Dressers
A splendid assortment
of these samples : prices
start at $6.98.
Reg. Now
.$22.00 $14.75
. 37.00 28.00
r ii
Bird's-eye.
Bird's-eye.
Bird s-rye. .
Bird s rye. .
Mahogany.
Mahogany.
Mahogany.
Mahogany.
'fhl Imffet la of hlstily uiiar-
tereil gnltlen oak. polished like
a plann. lias a 48-ln. Imse, with
1 top drawers anil a large llnon
ilrawer. tmvtiiK earvini win.
Iiuiiillen; also rnoiny clnnet
with heavy earvl floors, an
Iiils earve.1 enliimns on hast
top Is elaborate, having carved
Kilffiins ntnl enrved tup rail
12.00 ( hairs for $1.25
Solid oak. luinlnfer liaek . linlrs
nlth full box frame; seats nicely
iMtied.
$3.25 Chairs for $2.50
KolM iiifirt-rt tl gnMan ".ik. wltli
DiiiUHter riacK ami nox rnno.
Hati; iiphnltteriil with a nllr
Htat K' Xiiliie Iriithpr.
On Our Easy Terms Plan
Hdet-t an thing you plnue, in any
iianikty )ii pleaae, pay lr it in 0OM
.i.l. -ut wreltly or nvDritiilr it.tvmrnts
udng It, ami -ni' unrliai:
.i'me"t ilogior'n nfWt,
25.75
38.50
54.00
70.50
24.00
20.00
18.00
29.00
3S.7S
SI. SO
18.00
14.75
Davenport Beds
Regularly $96. now . $45
Regularly $58, now. . $85
Regtdarly $45, now . $25
Regularly $40, now... $20
Regularly $36, now. . $18
Bran Beds,
Regularly $60. now $39.75
Regularly 42. now 22.00
Regularly 75. now
Regularly 46, now
Rerularly 33, now
Regularly 21, now
TAis $22.50
China Cosef,
$16.75
hlath. of
ii pa 1(Wf
A 'n i.ilt :H in. wide and tfcl In.
iMtUehrtl ntiatirrnl ntk. tth anU atlaisf
and roiiii' f t-niU . hue f-Yrtv-h Wf with law fret;
full miiiid luinna on fnmt ard 4 can gel top.
35.00 . , ...
3? on
20.00
15.00
Parlor A Library Tablet
Over 100 samples, in
golden, Early English and
weathered oak ond ma
hognny.
$4.00 Tables, now .
$7.75 Tnblei, now.
$10.00 Tables, now.
$16.00 Tables, now.
$20.00 Tables, now .
$26.00 Tables, now
$37.00 Tables, now .
$40.00 Tables, now .
$.10.00 Tables, now
SiJrhoanl.
24.7 5
Quarter I'd
Hlk, with
a full, is
front i ' if
bavins t wtt
smsll draw
em. UrK
linen draw
and riMiiny
eltiset . hnv
lag ervd
non seeds
and Is Iltte
Willi an
i v i;
. M.75
. 15.50
. 57.it
J.5W
$i4.ra
55.75
129.00
.IJJ.Ml bevelled
522.0M
mirror.
$10 Places a Mastertone Player
and Piano in Your Home
In this Bloomingdale sale we place the ownership
of an 88-note high grade Player Piano within the
reach of everybody.
$1,000 List Walters 88-Note $4fk
Combination Player and Piano, $ ill)
with Outfit, for only . . .
Including Bench, Cover, 12 Rolls of Music and Music Cabinet,
on the very easy terms of
$10 Down and $2 a Week
For 28c n day you can become the owner of a renowned Wulters
88-note Combination Player and Piano.
The Excellence of These Coats
for Women and Misses makes them unequalled at the prices quoted
More women's nnd misses' routs ore leaving here
daily than in any previous season, due, of course,
to the splendid values that Bloomingdales' exiwrt
merchandising makes possible. Thursday's im
portant offerings:
Splendid, Smart Coats at $10.00
Style und quality in cvtry one. Mude with roll
collars, storm collars, etc. Some lined. Many
with earaeul trimmed collars. Mnterinls include
heuvywciglit broadcloths, kerseys, caracul cloths,
etc. Sixes 14 to 18 years Tor misses and 34 to 44
bust foi women.
Handsomely Made Coats, $15.00
In sires for misses nnd women. Materials are
broudrloths, seal plushes, caracul cloths, etc.
Some have inlaid collars of satin. Others have
smart velvet collars. Some are fully interlined
with satins, in various colors.
Coats of Individuality, $20.00
Plushes, caracul cloths, fine broadcloths, made
in verv charming effects. New collars, etc. Sixes
for nlssc i and women
Caucasian Lamb Cloth Coats, $30
The best imitation oi real bro.idtnil ever intro
duced. Rich lookinr, and very attractive. Made
in the handjomest styles of this season. Beauti
fully lined.
Girls' Pretty Plush Coats, $15.00
Mn It of u beautiful seal plush. Very wnrmaml
dressy looking. Made with roll coli.ir Wfl
Richly lined. Sizes for 13 to 17 year juniors und
o to 14 year girls.
Snappy Coats for Girls at $10.00
Made in fine plushes, caraculs und velvets.
Well made. Nobby st yles. Some at e lined with
quilted linings; others Venetian lined. Sixes 6 to
14 years. Kkissalaoasl Usoad flaer,
i , f t'
1
io matior what prko
you want to pay, yoo'll
li: d exact y what you
wan at lWoiiirihvde'"s'.
Tuo Pianos in One Special Attention Is Called to the New Dei ice At
tached to the Walteit Mastertone Combination Player Pianoand Piano.
With the new device vou llmoh FHia 8 I'Vi-KYUUDY'S O?
lorn a le v. which se III 1 1 V 'orlc.l til" I UKTUiN'ITV tJO lOV0 mUOiC In
motor part of the plsyt the piano homo,
can then be us I i ordinary music
in. ni". wln.ii vou or yOUl friondi mull
In IM,' lite 1' . VI'.X i irtPJiJ. 1
LAYER PIANO AND PIANO
The cntn ou ii delivered to your
di avi'i.' n.l'.'ti ,ii '.civic', i tome uia.n ni' tii.tli laivmeat ot
Player Pianos have b ..a to n $10. end thoreafter you are required
pensive here oforo that it was ixi .o pay only $2.00 s wests. Nothing
sible only foi th' wealthy to pur OStra to pey, No interest, no insur-
ghaiO them i. icv.
Also Offer tho Follo 'ln?, WALTtRS riAHUS at a
Smin j to You. in Afflnv Instances, ot HALF.
On Liberal Terms of $5 Uown und $1.00 a Week
the
One i in enjoy uny kin I of
operetii dassicali popular
with thio WALTERS NiA'J-
UL'r. i in ii..' tile I'l. . l i mitv, 'e'.iwi't' , ............ -
you merely turn t:. h which un
!ockr. tho motor device, end thi
We
V. niters 375 List Mk 1
I'iuno
Viiilurs f;ib List Mlc
1' xcelsioi I':. n."
liff Wulters Llsl Stylo D
Plnnu
XHB ACTION is Hit l.ll l
SCTflliNH, w. in n ll.ei" lul l'., e.
for jr. i 1 1 1 and lavs ib out
$198
$22ij
$260
Waltora b67S LUl Styl
( lueenaboro Piano
Wulters H I B 1st btylg
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