The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • 9

THE BROOKLYN DAILY: EAGLE SEW TORK FRIDAY MARCH 2C 1015 DEATH OF HENRY BACON PARIS FASHIONS AT HOME MEW CURRENT TOPICS CLUB FOR ALL SOULS Mm Guy Herman of Newport li Th engagement waa announced Tueertay night at tho Aiken eoiintry place ef Mtae parentolUb-mt and Gaapar Bacon ar theejhto oan of th ex-uUnbaaeador aad Mra Baeeo who live la Bortoa dortog the winter aad bam a Weetbury aetata having l4en Mies Martha Bacon The marriage of th young couple took place on June 2 last at the Church of th Advent here and waa a noted aedaty event The engagement in tha family la that of Elliot Bacon brother of Mm Whitney who to to marry Mtae Hop Norman daughter of Mr and colony have beenr exundlng eongmtu-htiena to two members of th family of Robert Bacon' former Ambnsmdor to Frumivw the arrival of a child In the family and aa engagement A 'em was bdrn this week to Mr and Mm Oeorgo Whitney Mm Whitney Losr A Co Civo View of Latnt Gowns at Congressman for Three Terms From New York state Metcalfe President Telle of Italy Buying 100000 Horace Here feller Travis" Rconmands A Dirtrrwnt KorM" Former Congraaeman Henry Bacon' ben in Brooklyn on March If uti the son of ftofoeeor Daniel Buss died yeterday afternoon from pneumonia at hie reaid an ce The Plain In Ooehen Mr Bacon wee elected to Congress three times from tho up State district la which he lived aad waa prominent as the ally of David Bennett Hill in his controversies with ci- MAKES PROBE ''jalicattf lamtaan SIkniM With De- duln Controller needs no infroduc-I Ion to -Brooklyn parents This is only a reminder that we are ready: with the best and biggest stock of Clothing we have ever shown Dr the firat time in eeveral yeara Ffoderlek Loaaar A Co to conducting exhibit of imparted fofhlon for In their drseameklng anion Hnny Brooklyn women reapondad to th hints tkm to a private pioeeiilsllnn today and examined th Faria mod ala anita bate and wrap nap PlWty waa the keynote of beea latest modetoj aad than waa a diversity of styles A fwin gown of navy bltm aot SChwtut tad-a full akirt of graduated foido edged with tiny blue brads th hodle of fliiely tucked net with long Meeveo and girdle of bead with a MU at th bottom Th nock showed a naw touch--tha collar being formed of a straight band of narrow Mao velvet no underskirt was of blue chiffon ClOtBe ft A simple Jbut unusual model also by Cberiut waa of ted and whit checked taffeta the akirt formed of Inverted circular flounces the waist 'perfectly plain and straight in front extending to form aash at the book A round toy-down collar added a amart touch A sport suit of basket tweed In tan piped with dark blue showed wonder-folly good Hem having a three-quarter coat with four pocket and an unusual cat to th sleeves afternoon gown by Sargent of taupe chiffon richly embroidered la gold and Oliver with a vary full overskirt an omarald green sash aad a affect at th bark of the bodice received much favorable comment from th gueota A slmpto but affective gown by-Gon-PT woo a combination of tan linen and Mack pussy willow taffeta Tho underskirt was of linen and the tonic very full and gathered at th waist was of tho block taffeta Th full waist gathered la at th girdle had bends of th to Hutu down th front and at th cuffs of th long sleeves This rather unusual exhibit to given to afford an opportunity for tha study of Paris fashions In Brooklyn by-thoa who usually study these models nt first hand la the French capital Representatives of the Italian eminent hare Just recently purchased IMAM horses Id this country and act-sal shipments are now being made to Italy from this pert 1 This was the statement of Ernest Metcalfe a Brooklyn lawyer- in the coarse of an address at the firat masting of th Current Events Club of AU Souls Universal 1st Church held in the social hall of th church a Ocean and Ditmas avenues tost night Mr Metcalfe said he knew of th negotia-Ikma which led up to the big deal He gave this fact as certain indication that Italy was on tho point of entering the wr "This big Shipment of bonea said Mr Metcalf "I know Is meant tor tbs as of tho Italian army and I think it to vary patent that Italy would not bo making thia investment hare at this time unless a be saw war Immediately Last nlghfrf meeting marked th or ganlsation of a new young people's society at All Soule The Current Events Club to to meet twice a month for discussions and one for a social Before last addiima a chafing dish supper was served Mr Metcalfe who to ta bs leader of th discussions was elected president Mias Ruth Trench vice president Mias Muriel TUden retaiy and Miss Lillian Stomm troaa-irer1' The topic of tost dlscussioe wee "The Dardanelles" but Mr Metcalfe dwelt particularly upon tho certainty of Italy entering the conflict The Ray Dr A Eugene Bartlett announced that tha club's first social venture would ba on April IS whan th Tufts College Glee Club will giro a concert under its auspices' a Moose flu big smoker 195 to 995 Topi Coats 295 to 995 Everything in Furnishings HATS AND CAPS ftMttel to TbS Eagta) I 1 jtarcb A reduction of the ookod tL 0 gut Inournnco Deport- a4 0 eulUng off of eigbtooh Albany ofilco were th im tho roooamondoUons Mrofter Travl la hi report bn Sol ptobo'of U114 departnwaE MHiiy iu conducted bjr Dep-ItcuMwIg aad credit eeperlateadent Praali iTjTo-ith maintaining a high "j5jeaoif la tfi daparbheat fgMrlbe report recommeadi that "JJJjg of the deport mentvin title I gggat for plnOoddUloeol con mHamtigetoni and an aeeletant (Ikafan1- 1 llhdanf that although aalaiiee riiliea Increased they hare aot rilaeMdve and it la aaeerted by iiaiilf that ahould eelaiiee be Rate would be the loeer the men are aot being paid More than they ai being paid Dr oqteldem who seek to hire l- tintf from the Stated 'Si-wl ia parts gif feel however that the pro- (Mfidoa of the finance warrant any general increased oin included In the depart vmqwd the aggregate amount irtfcthllMte We have there- giicken this soni from our re ah It la also apparent that af the position for which ap-(iafis are ashed were never rmuj and that soma other for 0 tksrs was temporary necessity an be eliminated at a saving of gtii Min confidential invest! gn-AmM be dispensed with These were created after tho to the law providing for jubadag of insurance brokers and Wirt assigned to these employees to ha completed The request for jmssst counsel at 11000 should Sssi There I a request for tlN hr salaries of five Inapectors of itMrn In the Commute Bureau which ere Tecum aOcBsellowed aa thoeo positions dhMcetsery only until October 1 Mtttvsrk assigned to tho lnspec osfllks performed elsewhere 'filed that there has been an im nprynctic by th department In iqhg hack to insnranco compan- bent of examinations owing to hmrlormmt of an erroneous basis faMstlea la determining tbs sal-nadths examiners As a result tbs swam escape payment of one of the salaries We named that this error bo rectified ihtuv WILD Sayvill I I- March In pones to repeated rings of th boll tho Rev John Prescott discovered two young people from Konhport anxious to wed The bride waa kites Ann Sanrtnto Bunco end the bride-groom Edward Joseph Wild Following a booty luncheon here th newly Joined couple motored off 1 on their noi oDeymoon NUTTING CO FULTON AND SMITH STS BROOKLYN COKGRATtXATE BACOX FAMILY Wntbury Im March -Mint beri of th fuhloubl Memdowbrooh Kelly Judge Hylan Other Prominent Men to Attend What promises to bo a rad letter event in the social circle of th Loyal Order of Moose of Brooklyn and Long Island was arranged last night at a meeting of th Booster Club of King County Lodge No IDS 1L in th clubhouse 491 Franklin avenue The entertainment committee planned big smoker for this coming Saturday night iu th headquarters of the council and invitations have beea extended to Postmaster William Kelly County Judge John Hylan Assistant Postmaster WUilam Woods and other prominent members of tha organisation to bo present and th 1 M0ne AUllion More in 1915- Sheet Music 8c th Reed Is DaMla Tews lfy Tipperary Bee Feet te hee with th tMrl ef Mr Dww Doa Take Mr DerUeg tor wirier Wlshla Thm' os Cellferela ler Mlaa Oeeihr tnrsteto Whae Seeder Veaws Tewa OeaMbadr Kaaaa I Waal I tie la Tnkta Raasoar Jaaa Oprtakl Me With KIml AH ler the Lev ef Ctrl -Chlaewa-a Mr CUaetewa Former Congressman Henry Bacon Grover Cleveland In Mata and national politic Ha entered Congress In fllf ns the friend and supporter of Mr Cleveland then President and wan made chairman of tho Manufacturers Committee and had a place on tho Banking and Currency Committee He waa aeid to ba the father of William Jenninga Bryan's scheme of Federal charters for trusts and waa active In the repeal of tho Khermaa law In 1191 when- ha retired from Congress Mr Bacon waa known as Democrat-" was considered on of ths -ablest members of tha Orang County bar and was for soma ysara attorney for the Erie Railroad Company and Corporation Counsel for Goshen Mr Bacon waa twice married In 1997 ha married a daughter of Dr Benjamin Hrandreth of Bing Bing She died about ten years ego Hie second wife wee Mias Busan Randall daughter of tho late Samuel Randall who served as Speaker of tho House of Representative She survive him with one daughter Mia Brandroth Bymonds of How York City it 1 -i ROGER WOOD'S HOME LOOTED Thief Makes 91AOC Ilaol In Afternoon Burglary Gaining entrance through a cellar window a burglar betwen and 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon obtained 91500 worth of Jewelry and silverware from tho homo of Roger Wood- 19M East Twenty-first street Mr Wood to la tho Government service attached to tho Department of Commerce and Traffic In lUahatan Mrs Wood who returned homo lately from tho hospital was out at tha time of the burglar's visit -1 On discovering tha Shafts Mrs Wood notified tha poltca of th Flatbush avs-nua station STRIKERS BEAT TWO MEX Whan thirty employees of th Wolf-Levy Company hay and grain dealers of 10 Bogart street went on strike yesterday other man war employed In their places aad on each wagon with tha driver wee placed a detective to guard him At Broadway and Havo-mayer street one of th company's wagons whose driver waa guarded by Samuel Ellto was stopped by a group of strikers and the two men were dragged from the seat and beaten As a result Samuel Gershlnaky of 1ST Debevoiee street and Samuel Friedman of SO Cherry street Manhattan were arrested on the complaint of BIA -Sj Fulton Street Matthews Comer Brooklyn ipaign to increase tha membership Harry Morton chairman of tho arrangements committee will put on a vaudeville show Th others who are helping him are Joseph Kelly Fred Matsger and John Oates th dictator of th counclL DRIVER HELD FOR HOMICIDE The Millinery House of Brooklyn Ready tomorrow Saturday with another wonderful purchase and offering of 88 10 Trimmed Hats at 8495 1999 the wr ficorrs celebrate tqH Altenda Dinner Mark tag Its 1 Third Anniversary htfcird annual dinner of Troop SI khan of America waa given last A la the Nath Avenue Baptist 'dt Bsth avenue and Lincoln IWL Bay wire tbraa large tables spread Packard scoutmaster eat at the dies table and his assistants Lyons and Francis Guenther Madsd the other taro tables awe fifty-five lively young boy nSrpveent Ukr tka 1 dinner Master Bertram hut wterlsinsd with soma of his recitations Master Herbert a played two vialla selections UlMftUj sang Star Bpangled tea" a final of the affair Censed BaaF Death by TMegraph Foie i Danis Goray 4 yea re old of Bath avonu was arraigned In Coney Island court yesterday chargee of grand larceny and homicide He was held by Magistrate Steers In 93999 bull for the- Orand Jury ou each charge Bail waa furnished Gorey who wee chauffeur for William Provost of 1727 Twentieth ave-ua Is charged with taking Mr Pro-vosfs ear oat without pennr March 1 Hn took with him for a rid Bemad Base a former clerk of th Coney Island court At Harway and Twenty-fifth avenues Gorey lost control of th machine and It crashed into A telegraph pole Both Ootey and Baaa were seriously Injured few hours after the accident The entire line of show room samples from the Fashion Hat Company at 693 Broadway -The Fashion Hat Company Is known as one of the leading houses for fashionable trimmed hate and these hats being samples are representative of all the newest points of rfyle that have found favor this season -This Remarkable -Aaseftib lags of Style Comprises Ostrich Trimmed Hats I- Flower Trimmed Hats 1 Trimmed Lefhqrn Hgt Wing Trimmed Hats and Ribbon Trimmed Hats There is a great diversity of smart shapes and taken all in all every hat in this sale ia Ihe kind about whiich you will say: is just the hats worth less than $800 and many are have your choice of a very large collec- style I Not one of these hat worth $1000 Tomorrow you may ji 19 Isi-i-Mwistion at 1493 l-X 'V' 1 40 fr i QEJA JP 31' Trimmed Hats Two uecptiopal spocial for Saturday 77c The Open Air Route it 1000 Untrimmed Hats at Th tremendous buainci hav dim on thia number leads us to bciicv that -it i positively th boat Untrhnmad Hat value offered in Brooklyn Thao Hate ar ia tri-com shepherd and pokes in black and 11 colon Thera ar too many styiM for a proper description but every Hat wonderful valuo at 77 A New Collection of Untrimmed Hats Comprising th very latest shapes ready tomorrow Saturday at tha vary attractive prices of Si QQ SlAt end hevO At SUS thr ar hanik made Tuscan braid and lac Hat tastefully trimmed with wreaths and flowen worth S300 At 9Sc there are chic hemp 1 Hot with i velvet taffeta ribbon 'bowa a ample--line of regular 1149 Hat TO VI Ostrich Plumes Bands The eplendid rceponne that our offeringe of Oetricn Plume met during the poet week lead to believe that -the revival of oetrich hat trimming is here We have made a wonderful purchase of the maker' entire stock of regular $2 to $5 Plumea at 98c to $198 They are Urge fluffy Plume with long flue in black white and color-1 i Hat Trimmings an showing a' splendid variety Flower Wings Ribbon Wremth anil Quill Wo believe thib to be the blggeftyeUction in Brooklyn Hats Trimmed Free by ur expert milliner If th materiel nr purchased her' Mallhrw i'lwr THERE ARE i- I (4 l' 4 Six-Button Kid Gloves rf 2 4- "a A- 4 jyKw'fiMffMiakptVhito'Ji-WA'fc'kJFdto AV TUP witahwrgkH ru' rW-M 89c Specially Prepared for Tomorrow Saturday wnwi' Tailored Suits In 1 lh Voy $1 Cf95 Newest Styles at I We consider these Suits the best values ever offered at the price One of the leading New York makers sent us these Suits for selling They embrace the very newest style touches and in every particular are up to the minute They ar made of gabardines poplins 1 serges and fancy weaves in' all the wanted shade ns well as black There -'iia liberal showing of Belgian blue navy -blue tan sand putty Russian green and all the newest idea in black and white checks These Suits are available in a complete range of sizes for women and misses We invite you to see the showing confident that you cannot buy a better Easter Suit any- where rise for this price QP 1 Saturday JLiIotw- Of lambfktn Biarritx (eaek wrist) ovr-era sewn: excellent wearing quality white only 1-Cki Me od Mlto tiittVi Glove Soft pliable kina i white black SI HA ndtiit itMe(t Womoa's Fwcb Glace Gleve 2-claap ityl fin imported skin dainty ovvr-eeam 1 rown tn black white tan and gray with lf and eontnating SI C(j atitching Atv TR H- 1 This Route Next Time Your Watch Is Your Time Table 'SMI Tailored Suite at 25p0 hav bee planning this tin ef Suita for long tlm enlisting th co-operation of the foromort monufaeturor and havo succeeded in staembling an excellent stock of th latest style They nr mad ef superior materials in nil th fuhienabto weave Every modal yon want I Mra know that th Bait gra positively unbeatable at tha price They an all beautifully lined with poan do cygne and finished in a euetomlik manner As Eyiery Hour on the Hour Hose MW Silk SUehlage-Llal garter top and rit hl and toe rotnforcod black white end all wanted ahndafl Woman's Soot Silk In bUek whit and aa-sorted ihodw ipwUl itOy Children' Artd Ribbed C9-Y tea Stock la black and white medium wright X- cellt for whool TOiAm wmrj pair 1 2V WamsaV White Cottaa IMm Fin wmvoj low nck -and levelM Umbrsll and knaa length regular QQ and xtra el at oPt vi71'T'Fast-Trains leave liberty St' ronfi7 A to lO weekdays 8 A M' to! 11 fl i tll fa J-1-i I Cl RtmarkaiU OMoring lit SmhtrJmyt Coals Tomorrow- Smart modola ef eerg poplin covert cloth aad fancy weaves in ten navy bio Copenhagen bine and black nloo black-and-white 1 kek pudoriala Women's and ahra V- Ail Extra Spocial Offering $1 Q98 Spring Coats A nmkerii ourplu lot st 415 to l20 vaiuoo Coate of covert poplin eerg and check in nil th new-est which display nil thorn dainty little foateroa which are now aa much 1 0 QQ 1 vofua" peelol tomorrow' Saturday Wenawi Jlf 1 Sundays Midnight train daily jSIeepers ready 10 PM (Leave 23d St! 10 minutes of the hour for all trains) Superior dining air service at dining hour 9 s- lewl Vtaer i A MATTHEWhr S0NS Inci V- a i J-' i is.