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Hosts Ready for Diners.
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HAVE IN PROCESS OF MANUFACTURE A
LARGE QUANTITY OF
FURS AND FUR GARMENTS
WHICH WILL SHORTLY BE PLACED ON SALE
AT EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES
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WOMEN'S DOMESTIC UNDERWEAR
AN UNUSUAL SHOWING IS BEING MADE OF
BOUDOIR. BREAKFAST AND BED JACKETS OF
CR?PE DE CHINE, CHINA SILK. ALBATROSS AND
VIYELLA FLANNEL: ALSO UNDERGARMENTS OF
CHIFFON. CR?PE DE CHINE. CHINA SILK AND
FINE MUSLIN?.
EXTRA LARCH S'71-S IN WOMEN'S ML'SLIN UNDlFOkRMENTi
B. Altmatt Sc ffln.
AN ATTRACTIVE SALE OF WOMEN'S GLOVES
HAS PEEN ARRANGED FOR TO-MORROW
(FRIDAY), AS FOLLOWS:
WOMENS "MARVEX" GLAC? KIDSK1N GLOVES
3.CLASP. IN BLACK. WHITE OR TANS?
REGULAR FR?CE $2.00 PER PAIR . . AT $1.35
WOMEN'S "MARVEX" MOUSQUETAIRE 1&BUTTON
GLOVES OF GLACE KIDSKIN. BLACK OR WHITE
REGULAR FpirR $? *?0 PER PAIR . AT $2.65
WOMEN*? MOUSQUETAIRE 8-BUTTON SLltDE GLOVES
IN COLOR 5
REGULAR PRICES $1.50 ?Si 100 PER PATR AT $1.00
SUGGESTIONS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS
* NUMBER Of THE DEPARTMENTS ARE ESPECIALLY EQUIPPED
WITH MERCHANDISE APPROPRIATE FOR GIFT PURPOSES
AND MARK~.'J> AT VERY MODERATE PRICES.
I.F.ATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT - FITTED LEATHIR BAGS
FOR AUTOMOBILE CR GENERAL TRAVELING USE; HAMPERS.
HAT BOXES. EMERGENCY CASES. HAND BAGS. PURSES. CARD
CASES. CLOCKS. CUSHIONS. ETC.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS-MANY IN EXCLUSIVE STYLES-INCLUDE
HOUSE ?GOATS. APARTMENT SUITS. LOUNGNG AND BATH
ROBE?. NECKWEAR. MOTOR ROBES. FUR AND FUR-LIN1D
(OATS AND CAPS. ETC.
GLOV5S, HANDKERCHIEFS. NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY
FOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
BRIC-A-BRAC. OBJ1CTS Or ART. FANCY NEEDLEWORK. SILVER?
WARE IEWELRY. UMBRELLAS AND UMBRELLA HANDLBS.
FANS, STATIONERY. KODAK*?, *? MOKERS" SETS. TOILET
ARTICLES, ETC.
LEATHER FURNITURE
LEATHER FURNITURE IN A LARGE NUMBER
Of STYLES SUITABLE FOR LIBRARY. DEN OR
Living room is shown in the new depart?
ment ON THE FOURTH FLOOR.
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HOLIDAY CROWDS DEPAR
Thousands Go to New England
Incoming Trains Are Full.
Railroad "ft?. ala at ih. '.ran.' Cent)
noticed .'ii*- thin? m partbrul.
about tin thousand? ??? people arho tefl ti
cltj yesterda] to spend Thankaglvtnaj fis?
where, )? ?-.,- thai m- bulk ?>f the trafT
? ? Sea i:n^:.,iiii in fart, as cr
meward <>f ths sana an
daught?M*s of that aectlon of ths oouatt
thai RKMl Ol H" '?-? il.tr tra?na had to ?
i.ut in taro and tin.- ?..-?i one. r?ater in tb
?. tin m I- ft in four .???,
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In the I thousands ?
students from echoola and colleges in N-?
ijf fi?. k-.l Into tli?- ?tation an?
tor? tli. tlClMt ivindo**
Toward evenlnc thoai in it'1- rspraassitsi
element of lb* ?ro?iwi und lat
tarrying rommuters By ths number o
. ,ii.p. 1.1 reeenta11-. i nh'> )ournsye<
raid onlj tn my irlnds" saw
? ?!.led '?? forego tli? trip,
Sultcassn ',"?? th? thousands wars In <**?
an.i ?i?? porfiara reaped .? harveal
th? truaknian ?sata p^recttaall* i^ft !r
the ?'"l<!. Il '? the Christinas hotldaj .*-.??
???n that evens things ur tor him.
?While the outarsrd bouad stfaapu arara
..f much c ? .'? n luna than ths inward,
m-.niuiiK' i rains brautM r-apactty
loads of peraons coailttl *?> Kesr York for
t'..- hoHdaj or passing through.
?in Twedaj sisa* at the oiitv>o?in<i aa?
pruSS tram fof pOtntl a- far distant *
tgo aad M Louii a*era ?woa I
ginning early yaatarday nwraUig howoaar,
h. bulk ??? tin erosrd f-urg"^ im?, ?n?
tr?iinH 1*rer>a rat ions had basa mad*-, and
aft<*r tn- S n. m '*pr??H for BoatOB had
??am ?."it Uttsd to ?-apactt* H iras sssa tha
m f(.'i<---v arouM ko oui ntnmdnA
l ht i?? ? ni **.*nt out in two : <*tionr.
sad th-r-;aft?r ih? ??'.?r expr?s es **tnt
n two. three and four ?????tlons, th?
latter being; th?-- caso at the height of th*
niMh at S o clock. At 1 a. m. th?i Owl.
carrying th?- busmena men who had waited
until the lam train, went out with a full
? iimpl'irient.
FINE DINNER FOR TUG CREW
Brooklyn Man's Thanksj-rmn,**.
Bird Leaps to Death Off Bridge.
'..'noting in a language of hi? own the lm- '
mortal -words of Patrick Henr* -"Gtve, m*
liberty ee give tan death"??robble ?.?obbler,
a ii'ii "f a well known Rhode Irland family,
committed suields late vpMterday afternoon
I*- laknu? a flying leap off the Wllltam?
b'ire Hridif?' vVlthlu u few- eo(*<-?nd? ?frei
?he t.fvh ?iru? k tli?^ ?Mi?-r a deckhand on a
"aMSSBS* tugboat *l?h?-<l it up and rushed It
.?-? ?l-o galley.
Tin- ?ulclde war? r?*>n?i?*niv! te Frank
Pavenpnr*. K?* M Haveniey??r street
Hr,..,klvn, from ?;?-..rge I?a*? ?on. \V..?.terl>,
|? '
Mr. Crobbler arrived a. the ?irand ?entrai
Station m i< box \ c?t< rday. and Ivlward
Kagon. a truckman, at No. 6% Bedford ave?
nue, Williamsburg, was ordered to deliver
?lie ln,\ tu Frank I'a\ cnp??rt. Kairon wa?
.In-, i.in rapidly over the 'Willlamaburg
; Hrldgc when the box ?lipped off the wagon
i Bad 'ell heavily to the roadway, where it
! fell apart. Tin* a. ?idetit gave Mr. ?iobbler
i his freedom, ami. ?Hklng advantage? of it.
I?, ran wildly along the. roadway, screaming
:.- .lie t??p of hie lung". Mr. Gobbler leaped
1 to the guard rail and then uttered a few
! incoherent word?, which. If I hey could be
?ram-lafed. would mean "Oi\e me liberty or
plan MM death ** In another ?e?-ond be
, |eap?*d Into ?pace and to hie final death in
! the river heir-??
' SUNDAY'8 NEW YORK THIBUNf
| Mailed ?nywhere in the United l-tatts
for $2.M a >ear.

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