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SETletters
describe deal
pwosbfi Makes Publ
Notes Explaining \ as1
Lumber Profits.
?CRECY UROED TUX
PUN WAS COMPLET
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the coal |*i
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*0T A BID OFFERED
FOR BROCKHOLT VILLA
Crowds Eat Bein t Apples, but
Ml to Toe $100 000 Mark.
C . : rl from Mr?.
J2** Broo?. . , ?;... yes
p^n- " and curi
I-,; *?*".? fo!? ? , ? ..
1*4 ' ' ''?'? "'"'
hv_v''*r ' ?' homo,
?tjT*?-'* ?ills. ? ? bidder.
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?l? rur ? ' Wi-h P?lnt
?fiefc J!' d'*?"?' ? ? . ? ? ?.*? ?! article?
*??'__ _. i H' : WhOB
?tnj,; ' ' fire?! Neck
k*M d?.Ir,,d of ? lecond
^ ___*.'?o!
_r'< ?Ii, "Vm'?'" a- |l
i1* '??ti \*fc . " ' '' ' ' v"' ''"v, ?nd
S rr.lr tead, carry
Nt7u
?SH u *'' ' famous ?
?** ?hen the Duches* of I
Man. or o m-h had Bleat and other celeb?
rities had bren dined in 'he past
the statels ?.,;;? boar.le,! up The
acre? of park rod orchard wer*
. howev? tho ero.
i- around ,; ? eat ?
PREMIER S WIFE AIDS 'CAUSE'
Mr?. \<la H?|m.-,n.?.f \,? v.,,,,,;, n (|(x
Talk? at Suffrage Shop l{???|?,ninif.
i Dn
?
, ? ne Moore. pr. - lent of I i
" I.tioa of Minors, told ? I ?
? | at the polla nude by tho
Color?.le women la all election
their enfranehisen
? roa aro being la
hop for use Election
? . '
?'dock
bo re
?
morr. ?
? . . A.. t
Were Dei
Mr- ? harl? s pm , , . ?,, r^air.
man. Hie programme for th?
owat
irk Eisner, <*:<le
? ? tion,
i | ,
? ednei '..-. !: , . ., *nd
Chairman, '?'
Thui ?da; Dr John Heyne* R
ar?l Mrs. Anita Blbeh, associate edi
rman, Mri
"?
Barn? ; ?
'
Mrs
\ Batch?
Th? - V "'
. Broadway
?
'rape sermon Sunday night. Oc
24. _
TIRED, RIDES^WITH~JOHN D.
Woman Seeking Short Cut Taken Into
Mr. Rockefeller*? Auto.
i 7' ._:_;:. -. __ Ml - -
. Nf. Y. Oct. 11.?A poor
woman and her daughter asked the
John I), l.ockefeller's es?
tate this afternoon if she could cut
arm??, to the Putnam Biatlon, as she
svas tired find wanted to pave tho ex?
tra wall " nd of more than a mile.
Tho gateman started toward the
? .?th ar.d wai about to a?k
Mr. Kockef? ?'. !er'-. permiosion when an
appeared with Mr. Rocke
n it.
"Who is the woman and what does
int "" he asked.
The gateman explained ar.d Mr.
Rockefeller said; "You bring h.-r
over here and I'll take her up in my
enr "
n the woman wa? told that Mr.
Rockefeller had invited her to go in
his car to the station she hesitated and
7 ho ro?ase ! to h.
It was the oil king until ha OS
sure?! her that he wai Mr. Rock?
Then ?he and her child got into tho
car and Mr Rockefeller gave the
chauffeur direr*.on? to drive slow'.
through th?* estate so he could show
the woman ai
Hi left her at tho Pocantlco
? -. snd si ho bid hor good
? slipped a bill into her hand.
Sacred Zebu Born at Zoo.
Mr. SI ?'? Mr ? _ehu. a son.
entrai Park .oo was enlivened
! y the arrlvnl of a lusty
ebu. the v? .f his fath
-n his long, pendulous ears to
. ?: | Keeper
. gatori
turtles - th? outdoor p? I I
rinter natatorium in
?
. ? ? ers of tl
known lios Indiens family i
?r points essl
thron t th?
??ir?..) more
scare.; "k his first
tei day afternoon.
Youth Dying? from Joke.
Phillipsbarg, S. J. Oet 10. Be
?', bi the vid inn of a |oke, Fran
Rudd, t ? ' ? years ?-?Id. of
... ... ]*r,
srorking in the Ingor
_hen another worl
i ag ilnal I
the pr?
nies re.= ul*. :
Root to Speak for Bowers.
? i Root, I
.1
, Hen
iy L. St rd, are
mpnign for
Frank K. ]'>? nonji
? ? ? ? Dg '<> an 7in
nouneemenl yeaterday by thi Bowoi
campaign committee Sheriff Max S,
Grifenhagen informed the con-- tl
that beginning Wednesday night he
will ad ? i ? ? tin* Iy through?
out th? in the interest <>f
?? Bowers
??*-? y__*-\___r r?v
s p. m. ? i
? 'i?- snd
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man, ? ? . I 0
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POLICE DEPARTMENT
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PASTOR PUTS LID
ON STATEN ISLAND
Flic Rev. J. M. Sheppard
.Stirs Police by Charges
of Sunday Violations.
CLOSE SALOONS,
IS ORDER ISSUED
Inspector Cabalan? Also Dinets
Arrests uf Prrformi-rs in
( ostmnc in Iiuatrcs.
?? || ??-.i by
t he i:> ?. .ill??:.
of th? l'.irk Bapti ' . '??'. .n-h of Tort
.inti, the lid trill !??? elOS?d .?"'?ri
:
M r si,..? psi i, n he la In
f the 1 Kg? It .-hurche?
mi i r
? t< n i ?ai ?
? ? . Ubert .
i ? in whieh h? ?tated that th? Sai
law ?as nt.t be isa ?aforeed !!??
lined of tad setrsssa?
i 'i :i i min? on S irlon? thi-a
* fall rostu'i'.. . In violation of the
law, H.- .. that i ?loons w*r<?
He ill so de
to Saadsy bass?
ball.
V ?I'll?
it baseball m the
? -
? ! la?
? h? ?a
the lim '
I" elosina, th? rector ??id hi srai
troln?/ ?o continu* hl? cru??*!* until th*
?i? ?-?? complied w:*h
DiStriel AiUimev F?th turned th?
letl ? <?\.r bb Inspector Canallas Ca?
? I Th? Inipector last eveninfr
'? hi? men before hm Bad I
then h? ?raald bald them r*?pon?ii.le
? ? ' ?'.,?? \sm to 'lev
afith *vill responsibility pat bb then
... en, It la stated, <
- \?: 11 \: ?? seers ?aloea in I
i- all. Bad will irmt ?ll
?rill also ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
atr?*?. ir i? ???erteil, and ?ill I
'all performer? ?ras upo?*?!
A? t . baseball ranea, of which then
m? * nunber leheduled for to das, ar
? will he minio where an sdn ?
? rYarge.i.
Mr. Shopper) h?? warned ?h? mem
ben sf hi? ronereitatlons t.i keep l ? .
fren theatres.
TWO DIE IN FILM FIRE
IVomrn l.?i?e I.He* In Atlnnl? BtasM
\\ hii'h Trap? S???r?
Atlanta, (let. If*. Two women In *
their live?, ami two other? arar? Bit?bs
bly fatally burned toiloy in a ftn
which ?wept the office? of the Motaal
Film Corporation, on the *econ?l flnnr
of an office builflinif here.
The explosion of an electric fu?e in a
room when piet'ire dim? ? ere betas
prepared far -hipment i? believe! to
hate Start.il ihr blase, w-hich ?presd ...
rapidly that tiit* ?core of women an.I
pirl- employed in the placo ... , ?
?rapped. Firemen maile neve ral ?pec
tarulnr NN .? -
Sends $25.000 to Help Poles.
The Aneriean Polish Belief Coi
tee, of a hieb Mme. Marcelin Senbrich
? presideat, ?obI ye?terday by cnhlc
to th? Bwi?? Connitte? for distribn
? ? ? ;,.? Bight Rea Ad m
p ?if Cracow, $25.000,
I ?ont abroad by fbil
? ? ,.
WILSON TO PILOT
HIS OWN CAMPAIGN
May Make F.lbemn National
Political Centre, as McKin?
ley Did Canton.
-
R'ei ngtoa. Oct i ?' i '
? ? *.? ipei ,1 ne.?
? . ' . -..p'ed
ib Baal pro .'
af hiS iatoatloa to tak" activa direc
lion of h!a own campaign f?.r ra-elee
?ton next year. It is under?to?,d that
he plans to reach the summer '?'
I? ;?. r.? mi'-, m po.-lble and to re
'here through th? period of ?he
. luring
tho fall
The advantages of Elberon foi tl -
_- ?? ? re mai i II i stir
tr..,.--ai beadqaorter*
will b* I ?tnhltshed, and hence the
? ?-? .. . bo la ?
politician* of all ranks from al'
of the cur TV
It i? now believed that Mr. Wilson
will deliver st Elbei I i cam.
raigo -i. ? H bo ho decides to
Hi? plan* for a trip acroaa tho eonti
? i| rw I-: . i ' -
? ? ?'_?_. i, and ? ? .*!i hi- wedd ng and
the session of I engt sea taking up
. ally all the timo t.. twi sa now
j.nd next summer it would he imposRi
blo fur him to moke auch a trip before
J h ?. ?i- u earlI? t, And Juno, he
. arould bo I?", n.-ar the national
? and eampoign period.
i he plan adopted b] Preoident Mc
Ion homo ?:
......
? j -? ? ? -., delegation* ol i
?ouch
? ?
pocted *o f'jrr.ith rh? model for Pre?.
<!?nf Willen'! nimmer.
?rs I* talk anoog the Dessaerat?
"f endine th" ?f??ton of Couarss?
?inn* i or IS, Certaialy, n?. politleisn
l.?t any detiro to ho ? ? ? StSI 7h?n
? data, but Brasa th? naas of
Istloa, las eiaoroas lights md ?h?
. aiifu| DiaflS ill n ?h?*
lidered, naay
oldtinen pn llel that ?f the i'onk'r''??
caa adjoare ;r< * ns fa? Its bmb ? *
att? saveal ma II
? || l.o doll I In that eai
cob no, 'he Pr?sidant'? oe<
?rOB placo will bo ,!? ,.
A. P. LOWELL WEDS
ADMIRALS DAUGHTER
Miss Catherine Hayw.ird Bowles
a Bride in Boston.
; II? T? ?grt;.\ ? T? IM M* '.
Boaton, Oet II Misa Catherin?
Hayward Bowle?, daujfhtrr of Rear Ad
m;rn Praneii T. Bowles, U. s. M, ra?
tired), wa* married at noon to-day to
Alfred I'utnam Lowell, ?on of Mr?
f barloa I?ow?ll. of Beacon Street. The
ceremony Bras performed a? ?he Arlinjr
f'hirch by the Rev. Paul
Beven Prothloghan. The brtdegroon
rnduateil from Harvard la the
elaas of 11.
The brid? had throe BttOfldSfltl Mr?.
Frederick Southgats Big? ? ? ' Hatror?
ford, PsBB , -:?"'"- of the bridsgl
Ilia? Charlotta Winslan aad M?as Ruth
Dwight Leooard I, Wyeth. of New
York, n cla.imate of the bridegroon,
waa best man.
Mis? Bowls? WSS givOB ?B marriage
by h<*r fathsi Her weaVHs** :? ?
of white ?atifl and Bet, with a ion?;
traia, th? bridal rail of tall? be i >?
f.i itened wil
:. ??? idanti wen gowned m
yellow, arp'i won Btaove?eolored velvet
hat.?, trimmed with tulle to match.
MAYOR TO AID RALLY
Mr Mitrhel and Senat??r Borah To Be
Speakers *t Suffrage l.*lherlng.
Mayer M,*rhel will he oaO at th?
? peaker* at the campaign rally of '""
Woman Suf'sire par' ,' I - |is Hail
o October '-'-' Others wh?> *>\i be
the programme are 3.I ?m ..
' | V.
Moadoll, of U'y,,.,. ?. Dudlo y ? I
Maloao, Pr Ann? Howard
MlaS Mary ?Marre't Hay The Tl?' Kv
m*nt Hand will rl<?. The walla will _??
decorated wi'h big posters bear;ng the
inscription, "Vote Yes on November 1. '
Boxes for th* rally ?re being sold
rapidly. Among the prominent bo_t<
bol iers will be Mrs Howard Mansflel :.
Mrs. Mareu? M Marks. Mr?. John
Blair, Mrs. Normi.n VFhKehoase, Mr-?
Noraaaa Hepgoed, Mrs. Opdei Rei i,
Mr? Frederick N'a'r.nn, Mr*. Philip I
I.-, i.g. Mr?. F. ?Lewi* Slode, Mrs. John
Hays Hammond. Mr?. Prank Vanderlip.
Or. Katharine Bernent .'av-., Mrs. Neu.
bold Morr ?. MlOO ?.race ..traehan, Mr
ges Crowotl, Mr. Ruth litt, Mr
( harle? Tiffany, Mr? ( harles L 0*0.?
Mr? Vladimir . imkhoviteh, Mis* Han?
nah Bibcock, Mr. Townsend Bcoddcr.
Mr* '.eorg* N'l.imin and Mi?* Lillian
Rassoll
kotS may be obtained at th* p*rtv
r'yfour' i
Street ' .?? aoato OU tho m ?in floor . o
? '??!, h :t ?re balconies are fre*
? ???
Clerk Runs Wild with Axe
i, ,-'a .' I rg
er, a year? old, of ih
Larimer stree*. Will_asnob.Hi r'n
.h the street yesterday with an
axe. When Policeman H'irke, of th*
- er Street ?*ation, tried ? . disarm
hlaa Singer brought the axe down on
'he policeman'* shoulder.
A desperate battle was going on when
er policeman appeared. It wa? nee
?o heat the hi r.n*:r before he
. h. subdued While he was be
in? Bttoi de,I by an ambulance ?urge.n
of the Williamsburg Hospital he had
another violent attack He wa* put
?n a .trait jacket and taken to the
Kings CoUBty Hospital.
BQNW1TTELLER ??*,CO.
Wt?<SpOciu^!_n\^^Ortouuttk^
riETH AVENUE AT 30? STREET
m,
^^^m^mm^
.1 Collection of Very New
Women's Danse brocks
Specially Priced
49.50 - 75.00
Replica? of (lieruit and Drecoll model?, also manv styles
original with thin sliop of velvet and t,-iflet,i ?ilver l.ice
ror?,ii?e frock? silver brocaded taffeta silver lace and
tulle ribbon and tulle.
SEMI-FORMAL AND FORMAL F.FFXIXC
GOWNS, of tnffcta. novelty silk, silver and ?old
laces, metallic brocade?, silver cloth, sequmed nef,
p.iillettes and benbboned tulle.
29*50 to 300.00
Women's Afternoon Gowns
39*50
Distinctive models, with an individual charm of Georg?
ette crepe and velvet chaimeusc t?llela crepe de
chine with fur trimming.
AFTERNOON AND CALLING GOWNS,
exclusive and unusual types, in taffeta, Georgette
trepe, velvet and handsome novelty material?.
29. SO to 75.00
Women's Blouses
Satin Stripe Silk Blouses
A new noveltv silk t.nlleur blouse, with convertible
collar, worn high or low. In navy, brown, ?? _Zf\
green, plum, mai/e, flesh pink, orchid. O ?OU
Braided Georgette Crepe Blouses
The new soutache braid idea is applied in many
rows to the collar, front and cuffs. t? ^lO
Color?: navy blue and white. OiOiJ
/'reach Handmade Blouses
Imported expressly for this shop. M.ide of batiste,
with large flaring collar, finished with
black moire bow. Hand embroidered t t m\f\
,md hand di.iwn work. ? ? *0\J
l'uf Trim'd Velour & Duvetyn Coats
29?50 39.50 75.00
Co.its- of the most unusual and individual stylei. Made
from imported duvetyns, velours and Bolivia cloth, lux?
uriously collared, cuffed and bordered with rich furs.
Fur Trimmed Velvet Coats
65.00 "> 185.00
Superb examples of lorm.il afternoon and calling coats,
in black? blue ?ind ^ ine color velvets, developed on Ru?
si.in, Cossack <and flare lines, with high tunnel and mul?
l?.i ?iillars, deep tutls and broad banded borders toi
beaver and Othci fashionable fun.
EVENING COA IS AND WRAPS, Russian.
Spani-li and Onental types, in chiffon velvets. Eng?
lish velvet--, metallic brocades and ruhly encru?ted
bullion fabric*. \ unnel, "muffler." flare, shoulder
,ind chin ?.??liars, deep cuffs and borders of fur.
79. SO to 350.00
"Orlt/inntlnns"
To urarr the ?boulderi
in d?collette ? tcarf
of filmy ?ilk tullo will?
lattelt of crytl.l. 7.1)'.
i? Alt m No
eaproMed a
kw??r
liirar
Mported l rea? h [. ?. c
of linen wrought m the
most dol? ..?le handem
bfoidery and red It.il
i?n laT?. I5j00 I"
24 JO,
High *nd crushed info
??'ft lolrJa I? a 4?|\rt
rollar with . huso I at
e title ?if thread la. o al
fhe thifat. 9.50.
A ?|iiaml old print et
la! Iiahr.l the ido? fot
tin? elegant hit el BO ?
fin?r\. It t?k?s h rm
in ? high (lai ing i ollar
With ? drajed BUM ol
daintiest la?e over the
criage. 1.^.50.
l.lad.tonian in ?me i? a
r "liar of while moire
e<!(.??l ?villi I la? Ir. antl
?to? kef v. ith Mark vel?
vet. . iff? |o match. The
?o| 4.<>5.
LoCOO right up to the
chin ?I ? taffeta collar,
with wings 0! while
charmeuao and a grate?
ful falling vctrr ol
lace. 7M.
A r*re hit of l.p-e in
e. ru and laupe 11 BOM
into ? high collar ?nd
jabot. 10.50.
Deiigned on the "Age
of Rim.ni-e" l;ne? 1, .
collar and ? uff i?t of
charmeuie in white or
Ca?? au lait. 6.*>5.
Muted collar and ruff
ieti ?re ma?!- I f daintv
p hiffcn or Mt, I!.?
irt VA
Of "Old-Tme" type 1
collar and cull let
fluted ihifjon with a
pot edge ?nd long vel?
vet ilie.meti. 5.95.
.-"nil ended from . tholl
hi.? ?lot and l-nlt chain
a .hell fr.met] liantj
b.g ot two lone corded
?.Ik. 10.00.
Jet encruited with
rhine?lonei form? the
ir.me for . handbag of
rh.flon velvet. ll.lO.
Ria li latin heavily bro
? .ded :n flower moiiii
of nlver done into .
im.rt hand! at?
Coitume handbag, ol
bla.k faille ulk tludded
with lleel be.'i? ?nd
r a lloiici ?nd nnnhed
BfiaB fl'vil.'e ?terl lui
?eli. 0.50 lo 4J.0U.
A Large Collection of Women's
High Class Hudson Seal Coots
Made of the choicest seal-dyed muskrat. Exclusive
models in Russian cossack, belted and flare styles, with
deep funnel, muff, chin, convertible and novelty collars
of contrasting furs. Many full lur bordered and quaint
ly cuffed effects. 95.00 to 550.00
Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats
I'nil flare model, with skunk or self
funnel r??||,irs.
95.00
'/rimmed Hudson Seal Coats
Entirely bordered and with col|,?r
and cuffs of skunk; flare model. . .
125.00
'irimmed Hudson Seal Coats
Loose full model, with border collar i f* r /")/")
and cuffs of-skunk. tOOeUU
Hudson Seal CoatS?Replient s/Paru Modelt
295.00
I.xat t reproductions of Paris mod?
els trimmed with contrasting fur.
Mourning Apparel
COMPLET! MOURNING (XTFTT.S
Mturning Hatt in Exact RefroHuctiint o? Frtnch
Meat Is Predated m the 'Iionu.it Teller Wtrhrtttti
Cailleur Suits, Trocks, Coats, Blouses,
furs, Ueils, Gloves and Accessories
"sJeunes Filles
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Specialized Fashions For the Younger Set
Misses ' Fur Trimmed Suits
Of velour de laine and broadcloth. Trimming of
skunk-raccoon, beaver or seal. Russian, flare
and belted models. In the leading _*(_ C f\
?hade?. Sues 14 to 18. sJZf.?U
Demi-Tailleur Fur Trimmed Suits
Of duvetyn. broadcloth and gabardine. Adapta?
tions and reproductions of Lanvin and Callot, also
original concepts, trimmed wi:h the At. ?*/"t
fashionable furs. Sizes 14 to 18. m_7,?j\J
Misses' Costumes Tailleur
In chiffon velvet, duvetyn, velour,* broadcloth and
satin, enriched with fur.
55.00 to 250.00
Misses' Utility & Field Coats
A group of styles for general service in Tyrol doth.
Scotch mixtures, zibeline and corduroy. Some lined
throughout; others body lined with _)f_ f\r\
peau de cygne. Sizes 14 to 18. . -m(J*U(J
Misses' Afternoon Coats
Six distinct models in sott woo] velour costing?
Fashioned in flare and belted models. Trimmed
with natural ikunk, seal, beaver and -y r\ -j r
?kunk-dyecj raccoon. Sue? 14 to 18. Ji/i/j
B0NW1T TELLER <___ CO.
She (Specialty 'Shop* of QrtA\vAatic*u>
FIFTH AVENUE AT ??? STREET
FOR MONDAY ONLY
The Following Special Hales:
White French Kid Gloves
KNOT EMBROIDEPED BACKS,
1.35
Made of fine quality genuine white; French kid. two pearl clasp,
three rows of heavy knot embroidery on backa.
Pure Thread Silk Hose
BLACK, WHITE, DAYTIME _. EVENING SHAPE?.
.75
Reinforced lisle garter tops and soles. In all the favored
colorings of the season to matrh daytime costumes
and evening gowns.
Hand Embroidered CIox Silk Hose
WITH SELF PR *.ONTPAST-MO CLOX.
1.10
Made of pure thread silk, reinforced garter t_ps and soles. In
black or white, with self cdor or contrasting color clox.
"Bonair" Spat Pumps
HANI' TI'RNED -OLES?FRENCH HEELS,
4.50
Smart pumps specially designed to be worn with gaiters. In
patent leather, bronze, gray and black kid; also tan
Russia calf. Spanish Louis XV. heels.
Embroidered Glove Silk Vests
FOR WO.M EN AND MISSES,
1.50
White or pink pure glove silk vests, reinforced and embroid?
ered in dainty floral designs.
Fine & Swiss Ribbed Combinations
rOt WOMEN AMD MISSES,
.45
A collection of fine rib and Swiss ribbed combinations in a
number of different styles.
"Pierrot" House Coats
SMART REST I ROCKS.
9.75
Made of heavy crepe de chine with "Pierrot" taffeta
ruche and pockets.
New "Bonteir Corsets
CONFORMING WITH THE NEW SILHOl'ETT_,
5.00
Made of broche silk batiste and broche coutil in pink or white.
Medium high bust and narrow waistline.
New "Bontell" Brassieres
ANGLAISE EMBROIDERY^
1.95
Tailor fitted, button back model of ..Hover
English eyelet embroidery.
Hand Embroidered French Night Gowns
MAD E FOR AND IMPORTED BY BON WIT TELLER & CO.,
1.95
Made of fine, sheer French nainsook, laced front kimono model.
Hand embroidered in a well covered design.
New Pussy Willow Underbodlces
GENUINE PUSSY WILLOW TAFFETA,
1.50
Wry dainty model in flesh pink or white with hemstitched
band and rosette of ribbons.
Fur Trimmed Taffeta Petticoats
DESIGNED FOR DAYTIME WEAR,
4.25
Distinctive square cut bottom trimmed with brown Genet fur.
in the new ?mart daytime shades.

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