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-o-;r T H E B R O O K T v Y S D4TTY EAXiJLE. N E W A ^ O R K . W E D N E S D A Y . O C T O B E R 22 / 1902 : A I R M -! Wcsi Fourleentn i,lrcet, rtew CJorK / Great Fall Sale LITTLE TALK and LARGE VALUES Have Made This Sale THE EVENT OF THE SEASON APRAIIAM \\ §TftAUS Just Think of It! $5.00 Dress Skirts for $2.10. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, Special sale of LADIES' FIN E FLA N N E L W AISTS, | - q True value 2 ^ ............................................. I Fine All W c'! Flannel—Cadet, Cantor, Res da, G ra', Light Blue, Old Rose, Red, Navy, White and Black—broad shoulder effect w th stitched side plea>s—en ire waist with fancy check piping—large buttons—new tab stock c. liar. In connection with this offering we make brief mention of OTHER SPLENDiD VALUES in LADIES^ SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Women's Dress Skirts, o f all 'tijool chev ot, made graduated flare flounce, percaline drop skirt Hvi/h accor dion plaited flounce, all sizes, lengths 32 to 45 inchest assorted iPaist hands. Ihese Skitis are elegantly made, in the n ewest styles, and no.<voithstanding they are fully Igjorth $5.00, Thursday you may have your choice at the extraordinary price o f •gantly made, I $2.10 i Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits $S.y8 to $79.93 Cloth, Velvet an d 'i l k , W a l k i n g an d D r e s s L e n g t h s Vcnciian, EngH.sh Tweed and HmadeloLh—with and without drop— blouse or l!y front jacket—pleated o-r flounce skirt—value ILLbS .............. 1 4 . 0 S Maniiish Elngiit-h T\vc*ed--l:n‘”d or unliiicd sk i r t —Norfolk or Slot Scam jaekttl—value 11 !'»S ............................. .. 3 0 . 0 8 Changeable Taffeta S'L;k Suiis—tucked yoke and ‘jlrcves—Hare IbM.jnco sk i r t —full white stitching ................ 1 5 . O S Metallic V. I v el Suits—ovt-r drop— .'lot luck.'d yoke—neatly tailored.. 1 7 . O S Stylish Walking Suits—iu the new English Mi.xturrs--selt strappings oc stitched broadcloth fini.sli— sinclo or double cape effects .......... 121.O S Ladies’ W aists $1.69 to $21.98 ?ilk , Flannel. Moire, Velvet, Etc. Fine Flannel—trlm ’d tuck yoke, side fastened—eiub’d box pleats and other stylos—all colors .................. 12.O S Chang^'ahle Velvet W a i s t s — double breas’.—.side p!c ted Gibson e f f e c t - pouch J-Ice VC—stool butto n s .................. 15.08 Pcaii de Soio. Taffeta and .Moire Vel our— Black. While and Colors—with and without yokf—homstirchiug tucks and fancy braid brim .....................5 . 0 0 Black and White Checked Taffeta Silk— edged with green, red and black— tin'’ t u c k e d yoke—epaulets—ping- front .................................. o.O O Ladies' Skirts $2.98 to $A5 QO for W a l k i n g a n d D r e s s W'ear DKBSS SKIRTS—Cheviot and Broad- Cloth— flare slot scam flounce or panel effect—lined or over* d rop— value T.OS .......................................................5 . 9 S F i n e Broadcloth—lined or over d r o p - stitched strap clusters, -with fan or box pleat—taffeta and . • medallion trim —value, 12.00....................8 * 9 8 WALKING SKIRTS'—Black and CoFd— double slot seams, straps, side pleats, and yoke effects—handsomely tailored—value 10.00 .................................7 . 0 8 Side and Box Pleated or double stitched strap s —neatly tailored ............ 4 . 0 8 SILK SKIRTS—Black Peau de Sole— double fan pleats—each seam with stitched band.s—drop s k i r t .....................1 5 . 0 8 Ladies’ Cloth Coats $4.98 to $35.00 Tan K e r s e y —slot scam s —double breast—flare sice-’ —satin l i n e d . . . . Women’s Underwear, 25c. Thursday brings you an opportunity to secure Women's Undervoear a t an unusually lovo price. 2his lot incMdes lahite Vests and Pants, extra fine quality, f leece lined and fu ll sizes. The Vests come in long or short sleeves, and the Pants are made ^Piih side bands, trimmed ^ j* 7t>ith pearl buttons. Thursday, your choice of this warm an 1 comfortable Underwear, $50,000.00 Worth of Oil Stoves. If you have shopped about and found nothing—try the Abraham and Straus Basement Store.- From the best .makers of Oil H e a ters and Cookers in the country we have received shipm ents o f their best p roduct and to-day we have Oil Stoves for All of Brooklyn. It is a very practical method of heating end cooking, even with coal at ordinary prices—w h ich it is very unlikely to reach lor a long time to ceme. T h e best Stoves—such as we have—are neither smoky nor smelly. A n d prices are m o d erate—in one case the m aker inform s us that we shall have to pay for subsequent orders exactly our retail price to you to-day. H o tels, boarding houses and apartm ent house owners can be supplied as well as others. “ Brightast and Best” Oil Heaters .it factor>- cost. One carload on is the nio.st convenient, simplest and most satistactory Oil Heater hand and another shipped, and with the invoice tor the second car it is po.ssible to produce; and we have the stoves ready to d eliver. we received a notice from the makers that iuture orders will be iS4.»8 tilled, but a t exa. tly the same price as we are now offering them a_t Tire ‘-Novelty\ Oil Heater. The most attractive Oil Healer of tne retail: ready to deliver ..................... ..........................................S54.25 The‘-Perfection’’ Oil Heater.s. No other style possesses the appro bation ot the Standard Oil Company’s expert. He says this model season. AVade bv the original Oil Heater man. Sensible burner and tank, simple wicking arrangement. Nickeled stamped steel mountings; no cast iron parts; ready to deliver.....................$5.25 Ba.^cmeiu. E a s t BuUdlug. C . 9 8 Ja u n t y Black Moatagnac Coats— double stitched and slot seam s — satin lined—velvet collar................... S.OS Oxford Rain Cloaks—double cape—fly f ront— half sa tin lined—value $18.00 ___ 1 5 . 0 8 Silk pnd Velour Cloaks $13.98 to $79.98 Monte Carlo Taffeta Silk Coats—large round collar—pouch sleeve—fancy culT—stitched and braid finish— taffeta lined 1 7 . 0 8 Monte Carlo Peau de Sole Coats— double shoulder cape—bias Colds— W h i t e or Black Peau de Cygne lining and facing................................... 2 2 1 . 0 8 E x t r a length Peau de Sole Coats— triple capes—shawl collar—facing and coMur with lace applique— Nottingham Lace Curiains. We have secured 250 pair o f fine Nottingham Lace Cur tains, and they w ill go on sale to-morrow {Thursday), ai much below real value. These Curtains have overlook stitch edges, neat and pretty designs, full 3 yards ^ long. You w ill never knolp ypfiat a bargain may be yours unless you see them yourself, pair, * ^ ^ ^ Small Furs : : Small Priced. The hai il'.uniest anay of pretty Neckpieces we ever had is ready novv—tor every one w ill’wear huts of this sort this Winter.' Some notarle' savings heie, too: .At .$2.0.5. woi-th .$\ Cluster Scart of dyed Alaska sable, eight tail.s to match and chain. At $0.37. w o rth $l«.0O . Persian lamb Cluster Scart. trimmed with eight Alaska sable tails. At .$0.95. w o flli .$12..-50. Kxtra C|ualitv Alaska sable Cluster Scan, trimmed with eight n.itural tails to' m.atch body ot Scart. A t .$i;5.4.\ w o rth .$10.00. Long Fo.x Scarf, made of tsvo fox skins, with brush on each end. •Second tloor. front. Central Bulldinp A r r Black Broadcloth, $1.19. EST’B’D flowing sleeve . 8 6 . 0 8 Black Silk Velour Cloaks—Monte Carlo Box or the New circular hip fffect.s—richly appUqued—with and without sable edge—light and d a r k satin lin i n g s ........................... 2S.OS Ladies’ Fur Garments $28.98 to $83.98 N e a r Seal Jack e ts—double b r e a s t— large collar and re v e r s ......................... 2 8 . O S N e a r Seal—Largo Collar, Cuffs and never of natu r a l B e a v e r or S triped M ink—Skinner Satin lining— 4 0 . 0 8 and 4 0 . 0 8 P e r s ian Lam b Coals—new large collar—richly lined with brocade satin .............................................6 0 . 0 8 N e a r Seal Capes—extra length— full Alaska Sable Collar ....................... 3 4 . 0 8 Ladies’ Cloth and Silk C a te s • $3.98 to $25.00 Black K e rsey Capes—full- t r l m ’d wdtli taffeta sill, bands— sa t i n lined—high co l l a r ............................ G . 0 8 H eavy Black K e rsey—extra length— fu r edge co llar and fro n t .....................1 0 . 0 8 F ine K e r s e y —full sable collar— or handsom e ly braided—heavy silk lining ...................................................1 4 . 0 8 Peau de Sole Silk Capes—interlin e d — Liberty Silk Neck Ruff—accordion ends—heavy satin lin i n g .......................2 3 . 0 8 Continuation of the Curtain Sale. TWO HAPPY EDITORS. Each. Receives $2,600 From Suffolk County—Stern Winter Has No Terrors for Them. Riverhead, L. I., October 22—At a m e e t ing of th e Suffolk Suporvi^iors yesterday the Commissioners of Higll^Yays of H u n t i n g t o n ■were em p o w e r e d to borrow ?2,i)00 to com plete the im p r o v e m e n t s on Main street, Huntington. A resolution wns adopted th a t Superin tendent P o t t e r of t h e Long Island Railroad be asked to stop truin.s No. 2-i and reg u l a r l y a t Vanhank. so th a t the County Su- perluiendcnc of Poor and others who have business there may bo bolter accommodated. Several largo bbills were ordered paid at this cossioa, among them being those of t h e Riverht?ad News and the G r e e n p o r t W a t c h m a n for publishing the tax sale, am o u n t i n g to .52.C1D.05 each. The taxpayers of the county, however, lose nothing on t h e s e bills, as all of the proiierty sold at the tax sale carries with it the cost of advertising, and th e purch a s e r foots the bills. A JOLLY TIME IN PROSPECT. Riverhead, L. I., October 22—The Young M e n ’s Republican Club of this place held a sm o k e r in the club I’ooms Monday night and arra n g e d for a m e e t i n g and love feast to be hold here on Wednesday evening, October 29, in Odd rello%\s’ Hall. H. V. Lane, Charles P e t t e n s . L. C. Austin. Charles S. Edwards and H u b e r t F. Corwin were appointed as a com m i t t e e to arrange an oy.ster supper for th e event and George M. Vail, William R. Duvall, C. H. Howell and H a r r y Lee were m a d e a cominittoo to provide speakers. It i.s planned to e i u c n a i n all of t h e county and di.strioi Republican candidates. An o r ch e s t r a of thl.s place will furnish the music. Covers will be laid for 200 people. DO IT YOURSELF. It Is easy to tell wliether your Kidneys are diseased. Take a bottle or glass tumbler and fill it with urine. If there i.s a sediment—a powder-like substance— lifter standing over night, there Is some thing wrong with the Kidneys. Other sure signs of disease are a desire to urinate often, pain in the hack, or if your urine stains line'u. 'There is no question that Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy is the best and surest medicine in the world for dis eases of the Kidneys, Liver, Bladder and Blood. Rheumatism. Dyspepsia and Chronic Constipation. It quickly relieves and cures inability to hold urine and the necessity of getting up a number of times during the night. It puts an end to that scalding pain when passing urine and corrects the bad effects of whiskey and beer. It is sold at all drug stores in two sizes. 50c. and $1.00 per bottle. Trial bottle free. Appl Drusfflst. IPI Fulton fit. 4c/M:yrtle Jrusffisi. iin i'Uiton fit. or 4LI M av., Brook- rn. N. T., or mention Eagle and pend your namo and audrofis to Dr David Kennedy Corporation. Rondnut. N THE PRESIDENT’S ASSESSMENT. Oyster Bay Assessors Value His Proper ty at $40,000—Other Figures for the Year. SXJEEOLK COUNTY WILLS. Riverhead, L. L, October 22—The follow ing wilLs were prov»;-d in ibc Suffolk County S u r r o g a t e ’s Court .Monday: Elizabeth Margaret Hamilton of .Sayville; e.siate of $4,500, all bequeathed to te s i a t o r ’a husband, WilUaj^i Hamilton. Celia Furze o:' .lainosport; estate of $4,050. Bequests: Household goods to granddaugh ter. Lillian Peper; si.-ficr, Elbertine Nichols, p r o p e r t y at . Jamesport: S200 wa.'^ sot aside to keep cemetery lots in order: aud residue wa.s bcMjueathcd to sister nnmed above, for life, th e a to George Lester King. REPUBLICAN WARWICKS TO MEET. Riverhead. L. I., October 22-—The Hopub- llcan County Committe of this county will hold a m e e t i n g at the Court House here on Octol>er oO. at l l ’.oO, at which time a general resum e of the campaign will be made and the various election districts will present rep o r t s and estim a t e s of l I k - probable plu- ralilicij. The hnal instruetioti.s for the cam paign will be handed out at tills time, and o t h e r tim e l y m a t t e r s will be discussed. DANCE AND EXHIBITION DRILL. Flushing, L. L. October 22—The .Seven teen t h Separate Company of Flushing gave Its first reception and daime at the }vnn' v in .‘U n i t y street, last night. IJeforo the dance there was an exhihitton drill by the company, which was witnessed by a large g a t h e r i n g of men and v\o:nen. Oyster Bay, L. I., October 22—The Board of Assessors has completed the assessm e n t roll for 1902-3, and has assessed P r e s i d e n t Roosevelt a t $40,000—?30,000 r e a l and $10,000 personal. Among the Brooklyn people assessed a t over $10,000 are the following: i ’h i l l i p s .^bbo:, $19.r.'V); L . J . B u t b y , $27,000: Wa.1- t«.T FL D u r v f 'u . iS-l.JOO: C h a r l e s O. G a te.s, $ol,S00; W i l l i a m V . H e s t e r . $ir>.-l00: M rs, C. H o a g l a n d , ?:S.0'Xi; C, W . W e tm o r e . $12,000; M rs. E l i z a b e t h W c im a r o . JlCsDOO; B r o o k ly n W a t e r W’ork.8, $70,000; P. Tanp.iman. .'J^J.OO'O; Honry F. .N'oycs. Sln.OL'O; Win.'jlow S. Pierce. $•!*..OOO; ostat’ P r a t t . $17t','X'0: John W. Sim p son. $23,200; cn iith e r s . JKLbOO: Thom as W. .Slronjr. $1S.OO<J; ard .Tacob. F. P. Moore, $11,000; Haiwoy .Murdock $3S,SOO; Mrs. G a b riella M u rdock. J . Hogor.s .Ma.v\ee!l, Some other large taxpayers are: W n ilam C. W h liru y . s M oo . wu ; Long Islan d R a il road Com p a n y , .<4M.S50; Mrp. J. Roofiovclt. $40.OM; Kdv.'in U. M o rgan. $130,00i); form tir Con- gr^ssm a n Tow n s e n d .Scuclder. $14,000; fo r m e r Sen a t o r Townstend D. Cock.s, $13.1X10. tate of Charles $23,200: F. S. FUNEBAX OF JOHN F DUNK. Flushlns, L. L. October 22—The rem a i n s of John F. Diiiin, who died last Saturday of pulmonary troubles, after a long illness, were buried In St. -iMary's Cemetery yester day. A retiuiem mass lor the repose of his soul was celebrated in St. Michael’s Church, the Rev Dean Doiiuolly ofllciating. The funeral cortege was the largest wit nessed here in many years. A delegation from the Queens, .Nassau and Suffolk U n d e r t a k e r s ’ A.ssociation acted as pall bearers. CRITICISE QUARANTINE METHODS Flushing, L. L, October 22—Residents of Wa.shington street, this village, are in dignant over what they declare to be gross carele.ssness on the p a r t of the health au thorities of Queens Borough. Thomas B. Kennedy, alTIlcted in a mild f o rm with small- tb^ hnti'tp S a t u r day. The house was n o t disinfected, accord ing to the Doaul o: iAcajui, ..at:] Lay . 01 - C ; \ B E L I A B L E ’CARPETS FURM ITURE BARGAINS. The Happy Middle Tint. When in doubt, take the middle tint, is a good rule in carpet choos ing. A carpet should not he too light for the weight of color should be in the floor. It should not be too dark—especially in a small room—or gloominess will result A pleasant ground color, with a pattern in no very marked contrast, and suggestive only of n atural forms—that is ideal. Such colorings and patterns are here in every weave. Particularly noticeable are the soft shades of brown and green, recalling leafy path ways, found in many designs. Tapestry Carpets ............................ 65c. per yd (Reduced from 8Sc.) Axminster Carj^ets ............................... 95c. per yd (feeduced from $1.25). 5avonnerie Carpets ............ ............ ^1.25 per yd. I* -........... (Reduced from $1,75). Furniture novelties in all the fashionable woods—properly treated. Flem ish Oak for H a ll or Library, designs as sturdy as the fitments of a feudal castle. M ahogany—light or dark—many pieces in the full finish of Colonial days for any room your taste dictates. Oak—in all the s u n shine and shadow tints to which this accommodating wood adapts itself. Birch, maple, Enam el—every wood in every artistic design at lowest prices, and L o n g C r e d i t is for those who are in doubt whether they can. furnish now. Cowperthwait Co., Platbush Avenue, Near Fulton Street. NEW YORK STORES; 104 to 108 West I4th Street. $1.75 QUALITY — one of the famous Broadcloth oflsi- ings that have giveu this Dress Goods Store the lead in the favor of Biooklyn women. This is .5.5 inches wide, a splendid quality with satin finish. The least price for it anywhere is the.price nere —8J.10a yard. Main floor, rear.' C(*ntral J.tuitJins. Bed Linens—Savings. pOR THE GUEST CHAMBER—th a t is, for the room which is her c h ief pride—the good house wife would have fine linens. Sometimes she longs for finer Linens than economy bid's her buy. So here is good fortune—Bed Linens of honest German and Irish m akes for Actually Less Than They Cost to Import To-day. They should go in a hurry: German linen Sheets, good quality, hemstitched, full size, 90x96 inches, regularly &1.35 a pair, now..............................$ 1 .4 0 each Irish linen Pillow Cases, extra tine quality, plain and fancy hem- stitdied and drawn work, 22Kx36 inches, regularly S2,2o to S2.50 a pair, now 75c.-each; regularly S2.65 to 52.98 a pair, now 08c. each; regularly S3.25 to 54.30 a pair, now ....... each Hemstitched linen Bolster Cases, regulany S1.58 to S2.13eadi, now ................... ..................... . I — . .......... . 08c. each Irish linen Sheeting, heavy and good quality, 2>^ and 2»^., yards wide, regularly SI.25 and S1.33 a yard, now .............. 70c. a yard •Main floor, rear. East Bulldlne. Bib Aprons. There is a particularly good stock of them to choose from now and the prices are so small that we are . glad to .'talk about them. . .. i Bib Aprons of lawn, with bib and bretelles hemstitched, hem stitched hem at bottom.............................................. ---- -- 25 c Bib Aprons,with bib'and bretelles', trimmed with insertion of Ch^Re Adrian Paradis, rtle av., Brook- lowing morning, and it Is said th a t during this time many people visited the housg, and several o£ t h e m were afterw a r d seen to en t e r stores and m a k e purchases. Police Captain W a h l f a r t h says th a t as soon as he learned o£ t h e case he sen t an officer to the Kennedy house with instructions to allow no one to go in or out. t V h e n the ambulance arrived the officer left, i t being supposed th a t the H e a l t h Board would establish its own quarantine. SKIDMORE PLACE SOLD. The House Has a History Dating Back to the Revolution. G r e a t Neck, L. I., O c t o b e r 22—The Skid m o r e house hero and tw e n t y acres surround ing it has been sold by th e estate to Mrs. H. B. Gilbert of M a n h a t t a n . The considera tion was 53.000 an acre. Mrs. Gilbert wii] occupy the place as a sum m e r home. The house is the famous Skidmore homestead, vrhich was built before the Revolutionary W a r . The house stands on the shores of L i t t l e Neck Bay. It was the home of Gen eral Skidmore, a revolutionary officer. The house was leased for two seasons by H e r b e r t L. Satterlee, son-in law of J. Pierpont Morgan. The house is in the h e a r t ot the rich colony. DOCTORS TO MEET. Jam a i c a , L. L, October 22—The semi-annual meeting of the Q u e e n s - N a s s a u Medical So ciety will be held in t h e Queens County S u r rogate’s Court room, in JamalCci, on T u e s day, October 28,. a t 2 P. M. .tfte r the r e ception of m e m b e r s there will he papers on \Tonsilltis. Its Diagnosis and T r e a t m e n t . ” by Dr. Henry A. .-Uderton, M. D., of Brooklyn: 'Aseptic .Midwifery in General Pr.-rctlce,” by Dr. F. T. Do Lano ot Rockville Center; r e ports of experience in the use of new rem e dies and new methods of t r e a t m e n t , followed by a general conference. There will also be reports of committees, cases in practice and miscellaneous business. Discussion will fol low each paper. QUEENS SURROGATE’S CALENDAR. Jam a i c a , L. I., October 22—The following calendar lias been made by Surrogate Daniel Noble of Queens County for court in the Surrogate's Court at Jam a i c a this week: T h u rsd a y . O e lnber 22—tv i u c.isc.s, irre.lc-rlek Meyt-r. A lina L. -’(-cK. I-aw ri-nc? .\n .- r r i : ncc-ount- ------- kaiiilK-1 liu n lp n ; m a ile r in :m lnl.stra- Not Only Relief; _________ A Cure. I a s t h m a Many discouraged Asttmatics who long for a cure or even relief lack faith to try, believing a cure impossible. HIMROD’S ASTHMA CURE is truly a grand remedy and possesses a virtue unknown to other remedies that not only instantly re lieves but cures. The late Sir Dr. Morrell McKen zie, England’s forei—ost physician, used HIMROD’S ASTHMA CURE , constantly in his private practice.,' If you are discouraged send for a | generous free sample. It will not disappoint yon. HIMROD’S ASTHMA CURE is a standard remedy prescribed by many eminent physicians and sold throughout the world for over a quarter of a century. A truly re markable testimonial in itself. HIMROO M'F’C CO., ^ * - ’ “ F^o'y‘fa% % - a l l d r u g g \ i l S i . ^ « ' ' ‘ Bib Aprons, extra width, tine lawn, with hemstitched bib and bretelles, deep hem ......... ............ ............................................. 30c Three pretty styles Bib Aprons: one style V shape bib and pointed revers, trimmed with insertion ot choice embroidery; another with hemstitched bib and revers, hemstitched a t side and bot tom; another hemstitched bib and wide bretelles, tucked and hemstiched skirt ........................................ , ........................... 48c Second floor. East Building. Women’s Street Boots, $1.95 c A IS 7 HL PRICE the sam e sort of Shoes are bringing all through the city. They have Goodyear welted soles—and unless you pay $5.00 or $6.00 and get the best hand work, the Goodyear sewed soles are the best to be had. Before this season w e could never get them to sell for so little as this. These are handsome and comfortable and durable street Boots in the new Fall shapes;. Bright kid, with patent leather tips and militarj' heels—either lace or button. Also velour calf_ in the lace style ......... .. .................................. . ...................... $ 1 .9 5 a pair .Second floor, rear. West Building. The Worth of $15.00 in Buying Your Winter Overcoat, It is worth the most if you bring it to this Men’s Clothing Store—worth $ t 8 . o o to $20.00 in the average d o thin g store. I t is worth a first rate, stylish 'Overcoat, in any one of half a dozen splendidly made styles. Fifteen dollars is as much as you need to' spend,-if you w a n t the utmost service for the sm allest cost and you go to the right Store. We are making the best showing ot Overcoats we ever liad—a wider variety of iabiics and st>ie>. 11 you have shopped a b'.t, we should be glad to have \ qu measure them witii the best you have found at equal prices. ,A( $ 1 5 .00. Our “ London” Coal of dark Oxford or black coating, cut 45 inches long, with broad full sweep in skirt, lined with a heavy serge, the sleeves lined with satin. Best Long Coats we know of at the price. At $15.00. “Chesterfield” Co.at of rough dark Oxford coating, cut-H- inches long, lined with clay diagonal worsted, sleeves and shoulders of satin, an excellent'garment for short or medium men. A t .$15.00. “Chesterfield” Coats of firm milled Oxiord or the new gold mixed coatings, serge lined with satin sleeves, very dressy. A t .$15.00. Double breasted surtout Overcoats, for young men, correct and shapely, serge lined, satin sleeves. Just as well prepared anywhere'betw'een $10.00 and .$45.00. Second floor, roar. East Eulldlng. Women’s Tailored Suits. e | A Brilliant Showing : : Under Price. THREE GROUPS of very moderately priced Suits * come forw ard for special mention to-day— and they are the m ost refined and stylish Suits we have known for these prices. Better mate- , rials, better workm anship—the Abraham and Straus Store stands for improvement in these lines always. A bit of prospecting through the shops will soon show where the best m o n ey’s worth is. A t $ 1 4 .95. Tailored Suits, black and navy blue cheviot serge, fiv front jacket, edges finished with rows of stitching, coat back, two cash pockets, lining of taffeta; skirt is the seven gore model, with fan pleat at bottom of gores, gores finished with stitching, lined with percaline; sizes 32 to 44, a splendid Suit a t ........................ . .........................................................$14.05 A t .$22.50. Tailored Suits, black and navy blue ;lteviot; jacket is the Norfolk model, wide straps back and front, with belt and velvet collar, lined with satin: skirt is gored model, trainless, with flounce gores finished with wide straps to match jacket, fiijished at bottom with stitching; a very’ practical Suit a t . ; ................................:...................................................$ 2 2 .5 0 A t $29.75. Tailored Suits of black and navy blue broad cloth, blouse jacket, trimmed- with st aps of-black peau de soie, belt and cuffs of peau de sole; skirt is nine gore model ■with fan pleat at bottom of gore, trimmed with stitched band' of peau de soie; entire Suit lined with silk, drop lining in skirt, excellent value a t .....................................................$ 2 9 .7 5 Second floor, front. Central Duilding. Fine Paintings: : A Saving Of at Least a Quarter on Usual Prices. THE WAY TO KNOW GOOD ART and love it is to * go to the great galleries and study the pic tures and then to have a few good Paintings in your own home. Good Paintings are no extrava gance when you can buy them for as little ,as they dost here—we have even had dealers buy Paintings at our regular retail price to sell again —and of course they want a profit. But we don’t mean that to happen it we can help it—it is for the spread of artistic taste in Brooklyn, and of course for larger business in this Store, that we are making such unusually little prices on fine Paintings. Ask for the illustrated catalogue of tire pictures—some of the reproductions are fine enough to frame. C rystal domino sugar A Triumph in S v i^aj M a k i n g ! •OLD ONLY IN 5 Ih. SEALFD BOXES BY ALL FlkST-LLASS GROCERS. CHKU.NIC AND NFItVOfS DISEASES UuKED ith electrical massage, plivslcal culture and mctl- IC J l i b a t i i - s , ladlesai a n , . . t-lillel ■with electrical l icslOcnces or at sanlta- s taken to hoard: * I, icsiocn patient 1 ■n tTCaie.l at iliC.r t\9 1 a l l , . . e i i l l e l i i e n ,uni. \*'9 l-afayettc av; a nl; ex'cidlent references. .■ 21-7 posed to aid t h e institution in w h a t e v e r way presents itself. The women a t the head of. the inovemeni are Mrs. T. H. Chapman, .Mrs. R. Rhodes and Mrs. W. C. Baker. PURDY—PETTIT. Patchogiie, L. I., October 22—A p r e t t y green and white wedding too-It place at noon- to day, the principai.s being Mi«s Viola Idaline Pettit, only daughter, of Dr. and Mrs. A. R. P e t t i t of Patchogue, and W a r r e n Purdy of .Vmityville. The ceremony was performed by noon train for a tour. a n d . o n their re t u r n I will reside at Amityville. The bride is well known in Brooklyn, .where for a num b e r of years she was the assistant superintending nurse at the M a t e r n i t y Hospital. Mr. Purdy is a well known yacht designer and builder, and was for a time a tru s t e e ot AmityviUe village. LONG ISLAND IN FAVOR. It Is Growing in Popularity With Manu facturers of New England, Who Are Rapidly Locating Here. Jam a i c a . L. I., October 22—The drift of the New England m a n u f a c t u r e r s toward sec tions of Long Island In t h e neighborhood ot Greater New York still continues. Publicity was given last week to the fact th a t one of the great shoe and boot firms had decided to desert the suburbs of Boston and locate at Jam a i c a . Following th e example ot th i s concern, the W. Jam e s Pearson Company of Nctherflcld, Mass., hardware and m e t a l m a n - uracturei-s. Is, so it is announced, to. locate rectors are Irvy Meyers and Samuel Barnes of North P a t e r s o n , N. J.; John Richmond. Jam e s S. Black and Jacob H. Sanford ot New York. WOMEN’S CLUB AT ST. ALBANS. Formed to Promote the Religious, Social and Educational Interests of the Place. Ask voiirfli-onlit forU. Ifheoj ■ ’ - MAm otlier, \mi & ___ luafrafed booV—i»paled.lt pivea and dlreriton; Emff Woman IS inierestcU and ehoald know about the Nvonderfai MARVEL W h irling S p r a y Tlienew S y r i n g e . Jnjec- tion and Surtion. Best—.saf- i~Most Conven'ent. ItL’lc-airisfk St. Albans. L. I., October 22—Twenty-six women ot St. .-Ubans have incorporated them s e l v e s into an organization known as the St. .Albans Sociay Society, the particu - | lar objects of which are said to be “ t h e ! promotion of social .and r e l i g ious i n t e r c o u r s e 1 among its m e m b e r s and others, * and the erection and m a i n t e n a n c e ot a hall for the am u s e m e n t , entertainm e n t , education and r e ligious developm e n t ot its members and o t h e r s . ” The incorporators are; M a r g a r e t t a and Mary F. Baylis, Lizzie B. Berry, .Aletta -A. Carpenter, Elizabeth Covert, Celia Croucher, , M a r t h a .A. De Beauchamp, Louisa E. Everett. ; Mary and Sadie A. Fish, Saraii R. Green, j Beulah and Bertha Hendrickson. Agnes C. : Husson. -Adella E. Kuchman, Catherine J. 1 Mills. Sarah E. Morrell, Rachel Nbstrand, Corlean .A. Pearsall. Elizabeth, Mary H. and 'E l l a Smith, H a r r i e t t M. Tepe, Nellie J. Thornell. Isabel H. M’ells, Elnora AVeyant, all ot St. .Albans; Cornelia .A. Losee of Bald wins and S a r a h V. M u r r a y of Brooklyn. mpfori _ _ llfd.lt Bl full partii'Ul!- $ and dlreriton* In- raluable 10 ladles. Ruoii. <au. TlmeaIW|f.,iVewVorl<:. For sale in Brooklyn ai BurkhartU’s. ?so. i.SU Broadway* Bolton Drug Company’s stores. Samuel Y’. GriovBo; of Ratio ‘ the of thn Rftv. Sherm a n W. Haven, p a s t o r ’ of the at South Jam a i c a , adjoining Jam a i c a O a r - Conprcgaiional Church, in the presence of dens, during this -^vinte:*. I h e firm In ques- aboiu one huiid. ed i n t i m a t e friends and rela- | t i o n -has ov.n* $200,000 invested In i t s presen t lives. Tiu’ bride’s gown was of w h i t e silk ulant and buildings In Massachusetts. It mull and she wore a tulle veil, caught up employs about SOO mechanics and .operators, wiih a hunch of bridal roses. Her bouquet ! ?ind it.s weekly pay roll i.s large. Much of was of wlilio bridal roses, and her only orna* j the products of th e ' concern are shipped John Dostcr. j ment was a diamond pin, the gift of the * OruMBon: acromuinffs in Uio c.^taU; Mrs. J. Henry Squires of Amityville, 'I'^i’uKanVj.'’sunfo.-,Vr . l i ' S i ^ nf ' b e \'“ S m a t r o n ot honor, Meyt-r. A n n a j— • t cK. ly, ing in the »>Htau- of S a m u e l H u n lo n ; n th e e s ta te of Ithon'.er A. (Carpenter; ud: tlon c.Tse of Sarah. I-Iouh'.swurth. F r id a y O c to b tr \4 —V.’III oai-e.*:. J del and Hendrick Hvntlrlckson; rr-a! eMinto pro* cocOlTiR In th-' f!8talF if Sarah I-. '' Smith. TO AID THE HOSPITAL. Jamaica. L. I.. October 22— number of women of this place, who fuel that they should give their aid to the Jam a i c a Hos pital and organize a l e a g u e Cor t h a t purpose, have culled a meeting to be held in Cfilonlal and she wore a dress of gray etam i n e with white chiffon and yellow velvet trimmings. Her bouquet was of white carnatlon.s. The best man was J. K c n r y Squires. Miss Mil dred Worth, nn intim a t e friend of the bride, plnyccl Wedding March from “ L o h e n grin.” Halms and white carn a t i o n s formed the Iloral decorations. Following the ec emony a .wedding b r e a k fast was served, after which a reception was riall .this atternoon, at 3 o ’clock. It is pro- ' held. Mr. an d Mrs. Purdy left on the a k e r a b r o a d . A plot of l a n d measui ing 120x40 feet has born secured by the firm, on which factory and b\illdlngs are to be built at once. It is alleged th a t another New England firm, which manufacture.^ lnte:ior decorations, is also to remove to Jam a i c a at an early date. GAS COMPANTY INCORPOBATED. (Special to the Eagle.) . Albany, October 22—The Patchogue Gas Jompany of Suffolk County was incorporated yesterday with a capital of ?150,000. The dl- BRASS' A .\D C O P P E R . Send for .Tlock LI$t. Dept, F. WATERBURY HASS CO.. C e n t r e S t ., X e w Y o r k . ^ v v v ^ / v v v v v w v w v v ^ ^ v w y w w ^ [ LIA RAND’S PEEFECTO CREAM. Hypltnic. While. Non-Acid Skin Food, Tls- I ue HuilUer, Bleach. Jar. iOo. .\t Dept, and | ifu s Stores:. F r c ’ ID9 W TRAIN AND BOX CAR COLLIDE. A Minor Accident at Huntington Depot Last Night. H u n t i n g t o n . L. I., October 22—Conductor Tuthili Dayton’s train, leaving Long Island City at D:42 P. M.. ■was in collision last even ing, a t H u n t i n g t o n station, with a box car that-hntl probably been pushed p a r t way on the inain track from a siding by a freight train which was waiting for the passenger to pass. E n g i n e e r Mu. p h y started to pull out of tile station, and had not gone far b e fore he noticed the car end on the main track. It w a s Impossible to avoid hitting it. The box car was lifted from its trucks by the force of the compact and the engine was run p a r t l y under the .vrt-cked car. It tyas found to be impossible to extricate it without a wrecking train. Passengers going east were taken to their homes by n train th a t came down from P o r t Jefferson. The wreck was .soon-cleared away. The damage waa not v e r y great. *\Ir. iind Mrs. Edward B. tVoodniff of Patchogue celebrated ;,e llflh anniversary of their wedding on Monday night with a reception at the Ocean ■e Sample for 2c. Sfnnip. A .SH ’ X n T O N ST .. B R O O K L Y N . SMMAiiiiiTidiiHWBa mmm FISSURES. FISTULA: munent cure. No operation; when cured; booklet. Refereuto, i-'U. Kroffs, Washington Life In- -.irnnce r- i4i H; q -d Dr.CHAPMAN, 107 .A; PER- No operation; pay re, 141 H: o’ d •:oy, N. V, E.23d st.N.T. I^ a n d id a t e s for O ffice Should Leave ThYir O R D E R S FOR PRlN T i^JO At the BROOKLYN EAGLE JOB FRI'iTING OFFICE, Where Their Wants Can Be Quickly Supplied at R easonable Prices. SPECIAL NOTICES. CHICHESTER’S PILLS Original and Only Genain«. « // 8AKK. AJwiriifeU.ihlr. Dntg. gliiforCHICHESTKR’SKNGLISH in RK D an.l G o ld mt'tame l>CAe>. te*led ^ with btuoribUoa. T i tk e 'i u o tb e r > R e f u e # / D m iC e roas 8iib»iU u ttoti« a n d Im lto* J o r AikyourDi'OKKin, o r * e n < i4ccnula ■tAtan* for P«rvleui»rA« T e A tln o n f u la •nd B o o k l e t Tor L o d lea. fn UU$r, by r e t u r n H u l l . 1 0 ,0 0 0 TeKilmoQfftU. Sold by o2i DrofcifU. C h loheoter Ckem lom l Oo^ Uediftoti SQUsrcv* Pll&LA^ PiU Avenue Hotel. Over one hundred ffuesta were present and extended consratulatlons to the hocts of the evening. | r ' < A.
