The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-04
IllH)R: 1T'sAF|T!'
S|AE4c0NvUlS|ON!'
Opinions in Court Differ as to
Merits og Nine. Schnable's
New Gown.
MAGISTRATE BLUSHES.
Look at II Here!" She Cries
But Judge Was Too Modest
to Look THEREw
MAGISTRATE BLUSHES.

Madame d. schnabie. a corset maker
et No. Hs2 Third avenue. caused
. s6eck to Magistrate o'Connor In Nor
e10soa Court to-day which gave him
~ 0akeNfor the rest Of the day and
caased rich. red bushes to rire up to
shs dps OF the judicial ears every time
~ thought Of her.
Nuae. schnable was summoned to court
~ Samuel Paonessa, ladies' tailor, of
NJ ms Boston road. On behalf OF the
eaDes. Peter Kelly. attorney. asserted
1Gass schnahas. after eight nttinss Of .
lsUBa Cor which she furnished the ma
ossoa1B. haA asked that the dress be
erouOht to her home. She had retired to
~ y on and had denied II was a salts
eoeeagy az. She said she would keep
- dress and take Il TO another tailor
ona you'd not pay Paonessa cent Of
- "a hs dsmanded for his work. They
aGboG that. she be held for unlawfully
ostaisins tie drrss.
scon talk nowr asked Nine. Selma
~ Tho = short but Of very generous
osura o.
sYss, madame" said the Court
MADAME DaoiNs TO TALK. JUST
t LisTENi
s'wsll." aid the corset maker. draw
sng . ionE~breath. 1T was like this.
wss In Paris last summer. and
Sought the material for this dress in
paris and. what's more. 1 paid duty on
q when I got here. And the goods are
NJ goods. How should 1 pay him for
Mains q dress when II Amt no dress
at q but just lot Of good materials
abeuk ruinsd7 Ho 10 the one which
ehot1A be paying me money"
'sIAe cress does not nt?" asked the
Court.
"vw," exclaimed Nine. schnabis. with
. shrssk Of disia!n.
''Wsitw
ne shook the dress out Of its box
snd tesched around to the back OF her
nsck and began to unfasten tho hooks
e tn dress she was wearing.
'D6n't, madame. DON'T" implorei
Nasd>2rate Oconnor. with breathless
hasta Don't undressr'
How can I show you the new dress
anita TT II don't urdress to put II
sur' she retorted Indignantly. and hook
after, hook snapped undone under her
buav fingers,
lit madsme!" shouted the Judge.
syot' must not! Stop! Stop at once!
Nrs. Smith he called. appealing to
AZ probation onicer. "will you please
mak( her stopr'
Wlhls SAs spectators chewed their
Tongues ssd stiffened their faces to
ksep back laughter. Mrs. Smith led
the demonstrating Nine. schnabis away
% 9 u3yAts room. The magistrate
sauk bas,c Into his chair with = long
drawn stsh of relief.
Nr1 schnabie emerged few
nomsnts later wearing the new dress
REORGANIZATION MAkEs A HIT
WITH COURT.
Now" Sh. sa'J triumphantly. 'looi
q ~ thing this man has done T.
NJ bsautiiui goods. Look At II hera!'
Ard abe 'a'd both hands ON hs'
1ssest
''Teo tight hero and loose like bal
a the wAist''
back 10 the magistrate.
what tsr . mt Is that" she snap
-
The Magistrates head dropped dow
n his hands. He seemed to have
ehokiuS. coughing spell. The assemble
polioemen and witnesse1 burst into
1oul long -drAwn-out roar OF laughter.
Madame" said toe Magistrate. whe
- wss able to speak. ut 10 enough. TIL
drsos. ~ you say. no more nts you tina
would . coffee sack"
I'VE think Il does" protested Attorne
xellys
Then you do not know as much a
the Court about women's dresses" sal
the Magistrate. waving Nine. Schnabl
from her pedestal The court ROOF
shook when she jumped to the floor.
IA Aftsr n conference suggested by Mar
tstrate O'Connor. II was agreed this
Paonessa should have one more chsnC
10 make the gown Mt. and that then n
matter. N not settled. should be take
4 q civil court.