The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1906, Page 8

“Kreutzer Sonata’ Piayedto an Awful Finish NSTRAD c Man ager Harrison write a pleasant litte f Mesum, Waxenhals & Kemper t them for haying ricet . with & production Jn "Krontzer Sonata alec perform a xrace’ her sympat > Mins Blan Wale wan by. and Jewees would be too mu ta her “The Kreuteer Sonata was playa Gn awful finish by more or less & actors, Hattie finally fired five # ng two of the most troubles Gharaotors, Miss Walsh seemed to be Qhrowing in thren extra shots for good measure though It waa a shame to waste then. Tha shoot ng ocourred jn Blanohe Walsh, Alexander Von Mitze! worst of all When she slavishiy | obeyed bis command to kias him by | | touching his oheek, he ordered: “No. on the IIpa—other women are not afrald of my lips.” Then he taunted her with queations, as to the kind of kisses sho had @tven ber dead lover | Meanwhile Huttie’s father, who was maiing a bad job of farming 4 heaticut, raile! at Amertoa an erties thet were robbing ttc: ence ant the ¢ 2 old home. | He bad come to ica, where “Tt takes a front deal to create @ soandal here,” as Celia charmingly put ! But Celia did her bes, and the audt teh WYRM € Hee? From tenartiiet witer } she aid to Gremoire “You had to take Hattie to America; now you had better take me back to Ruwata!™ Bat he didn't He took her ta, pr eat Hattie, who had surprised the pair In the ccrtasy of a kins remarkable for | it» {agting quailty, sumpectat the at- tachment, but was hardly prepared to Wearn that her alster, too, had become Mr. Von Mitzel, Miss Helen Ware. pinay was bed enough, {mn more than one in- tne. For all it wes in fr the theatre who “Kroo A. atory of the play, 10 story | Hattle Mander was "a mete child." Miss ’ ked a fow ar © had welt re her @ very em- | barrasing bit of trouble, To save his ‘ edit and a few other things, | her st 4 father told her through hie whiskers the must marry Gregoire, a mveician with « soul not above thoney, and cleat out with him te Amerion, Lill ® dutifel daughter ghe ober Bod in due time Ser own and her husband's famtitew followed | Her younger sister, atroctously played | with leering grim by Mixes Ware, courted her band from | ou ana played the einfol sonata with him every time they were within reach! of plano. For the honar of Beethove: tt ahovld be sald, the sonata, an thy played tt; soanded pertectiy harmless, Gregoin cared nothing for Hattie, but be wae Joajous of her love for the He m~ Mise Walsh, George Summer. & mother ¢uring a four months’ ab- eimos from home. Har mother had helped Citia to conosal the trath This was too much for Hattie, and when caught the pair in @ le about hav spent the evening et the opera she cangtt Cella by the throat and in- formed her ashe would never an- Goad woldter, and when declared | other, Tt was the same old strangle hat she etl loves him he wtruck her! hold of “The Woman tn the Cane” in the face It was the brute! act of| Gregaire jumped tm, whereupon Hactle over “Hearts Aflame again, and Mr.| enatehbed a pista from her father’s ‘Alexander. Von Mittel did not spare| tendy twrelling bag and began blaring Bien Walsh In the blow be desit her. | awmy, Gregyire also tried to beat evvelc into| Mise Walsh seemed to enjoy the Gattioc’s litte won. The remainder of the | shooting tmmenadiy, About the only Dousetiold was in an eternal wrhangte | menther of the cast who Gidn’t deserve over one thing or another. The family | shooting was Miss Jomie Ralph. 3h row grew to be a foartul bore Gregoire | sated the role of Gregoire’s mother in —tretites on Wiesing sank enatcing up with x mame that mA Ked of the soll Blatcie trom ems to thine. ‘This wae the | CHARLES DARNTON VOICE WON BACK HIS BOYHOOD LOVE ee ‘After Concert Mr. Anderson Renewed Suit and Pair Are Married. songy Avdareon mét ber ant talker over oft tinge tn Ph! Thy wae it you would n my proposal?’ Anderson asked “I never refused you,” Miss Carlton aig. “feu you marry m; Anderson “Whee,” Mise Carlton now. aye to-night.” ‘Anderson jet Mie Cariton for # moment and going over to his friend, Wu ed him to ect As beat man, while Mise Caritun agked per Ning muah Ouater, of Philadel- wanted to ele veil te the home at GE, bd tie, of the Church of te “Disetp Re of Christ. at One Hie rid ve While sitting tn an audience listening | S82 Maty-ninth street aiton Ho married them, and the Onait ue, e tumed to the Croton no, where the ve to the beautitul singing of Mins Marte audience mn wodding recep- Caviton on Sunday Aight at Crotonal tion. They ‘ote t night on @ brédal Casino Tygomas J. Anderson, son of | tri Sg Ot. I brunette wealthy parents in Toronto, resownined ra. -Andereon ie a beautiful 4m her an old sweetheart. and whan #he| She fe went Enon fy the Bronx, where had concluded he propowed and they * were married shortly before midnight. $4,000 NECKLACE ; Mia Cariton has beon viaiting friends at No, 100 Weet Seventy-third street, hd pomessed of & magnificent eopranc WILL BE RETURNED: |‘ vole, bi been In great demand at , charity concerta and entertainments. , 5 She volunteered for a Sunday night | Woman Lost It in Saratoga, Brook- eoncert, and Anderson, who way also wish ing friends in the Brenx, dtopped 4% When Miss Carlton hed finiahed ber lyn Man Found It and Car- ried It Home. BARATOGA BPRINGS, Aug. 4—Atra, Wiliam Barneswell, of Bradford, Pa, will leave here to-day to go to Brook- lyn, and there cletm her $4,000 neck- jos in Bromdway leat offered a reward of return of the jewels, and last evening & man who ald he was trom Brooklyn called upon her. He | amid that he het found the necklace bad taken It to the home of hia . Great Rental Agency. LAST SUNDAY'S WORLD mite By tye nee ee " Listed ler necklace with his sister and | came here to claim the money. | Mre, William Courtney, ore hier of the Mite Hugh lel of throok 2 dont a diamon po Me walle b's hance alone OF the teres aerate Houses, Rooms and Apart. day night. The Jewels we 4 weddie ments to Let. A pretty good |I| Sfheving found’ theen ia showi ‘ing for ong day's paper. A gain of 127 over the same week of last year, “The World's natin pages are a guide to ¢ homes, Neowre the Best Shot in Army Test, CHICAGO, Aug. 4 —Bergt. Logan, colored, of the Ninth Cavalry, hi made the beat at i, serdar fn th rifle © iherltan, ieentt ie ccord wee ey a peseie 100, His Wencent gompetitor Hou Gutarte, | Furniture Low-Priced But of a Dependable Grade. BRO eee an NNN es ME ee BEE _THE WORLD: iE RETAL te wil! Close Teoh 1 ee ee TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 1906. The Midsummer BARGAIN FAIR. “Sq he Most Important Series of Daily Bargain Sales Ever Known in Greater New York. STORE Thies Open BBO ALM i We dn es day, A lways as Reduction Day } Our reg th ar best va at business was "$36. ne fre French Polish Mahogany nday ghiy gratify! ¢ of Furniture start nounced, A August Sa following 98 Pix Sutte, Pai best wor and Special Extra! | $6.98 Sliding <= The nor $3.98Golden the speci! [298 _ \ihe original re Ls 1 nd. Best stee is and id relia! make. with scores of the inning. Special features tm Wednesday's sell 26.50 pleces; Verona velvet; neat design; denim-covered mattress ing volume of suite; § covered in rior hair filled; ‘spring and manshtp; neat clean ROCKAWAY BEACH Sire. Hosedale and Ayivantss lanv a. “BW. sone tania by 8 *m*| ” World Wante Work Wonders. yon rina NEWs OF TMM DAK, There are now, quick clearing c.0.D Sale of 4,000 Yards of 7c Laces at 4c Machine Torchon Laces and Cluny Lace and Insertion, five Inches wide. 16¢ White Sutting—Redaced to 10¢ Irish finen: finish; an excellent material for man wide; only 5,000 full assortment of and bathing suits. Fifth Ave. ® 9th Street, BROOKLYN. CREDIT Freely Extended toa All, CLOTHING For the Rntite Family. Per Week 50c. Opens an FURNITURE And Everything for Housckecping, EASIEST PAYMENTS Open Mon. ® Sat. Evgs. EXCURSIONS, MANHATTAN BEACH | ng, Bun 7. LA GaEr HOPATCONG NEW JERSEY | AUG. CENTRAL CREA Fall [ines wilhsoon be coming {n but it may not be repeated. tucks and trim Manvative Bench trains ove Ft papsre. Nearing the Last of Those more “left-over stocks” In the hands of These suits are beauttfu ed with lace. There are sizes 34 to 44, White Canbas Button Shoes For Children, 89c—For Misses, 1.00 These are the best quality and have been reduced in price to make a Sizes 6 to 11 for children and 114% to 2 for urg ¢ Extraordinary values. yards at this price. Mall orders filled tor ten 39¢ Mohair Brilliantine, 29¢ colors, also black Mall orders filled. Exceptional Quality of RELIABLE and BROADWAY AUTOM( Near Uroadway Autos: Never Gwnece rushing to aelt han ever. Iection of epcomash athored together are tnatruct Ai Any Resson Account. pamblers. Kaagee, ‘Colin oat, cada, | ice mobiles | Beta overhauled. a ved ready wee Aatess ley. Wits 3s WATORES, diamonds po avande ee a bit ut hvur 3 and #ery les loomntielt st T4th wt) at BABS 1 oy as Journeyitiqa fore thop fur self in fe Box 108. Dela 19¢ Cambric Corset Cobers, 12c Tight-fitting, surplice neck; finished with Ham ge. For warm-weather costumes 41.000 h at Such makes as Huloxs DEAE and f any } artfies telephone Wwatcii"s - # Bialiond’ bo MiiaiogS Atlantic City HOURS trom NEW YORK vin STEAM BOATS, $tto$6WhiteLawn Suits, 2.98 manufacturers. | You have this exceptional opportunity | 1 models, with ; scares misses. None sent ' from two, to es; 34 Inches yards or more. — FOR SALE. GOOD AUTOS NEVER SCARCER ive Price: Wvery car must go, and lareer: ix Mory cata: nt tn Marina tee: Durgaine « Will pROve sutereatiig | GOOD Makew 1008 and Packard. — four BILE EXCHANGE MTQ WHST 4TTH aT, ‘TeMphone—aoo7 Beyent Cheaper || ——-~~ Makes prices lower oof Which we able Price! Frapkltna Rea Tee role Ravado wr demonstration “t Inston. but onty fret 231 W. ath, | Tatabtioned 18 yew. Telenhone Cd | payments, writen tk oe: 10 "Maigen PATTIEN LINE \ Tanya Datiely ‘near south Ferry), #80, 0,50, 1M A Mo sin PM WANT D- MALE. Water Gan. Pe. 3Me PINK EDITION oF THK | BYENING WORLD CONTAINS ALL We Give Either . @ H. Green or Dividend Stamps. ' i | } ' ' ‘ H NS MAY TAKE THEIR GH f | PMAN C) { ‘ { S DAILY $F GLOSES SATURDAY { ! | { { ' ‘ ' ocaty BROOKLYN, “oss sett Special! To-morrow! = Double | S. @ H. Green is or Dividend A = Stamp a | Girls’ 1.00 Dresses, 59c. Girls’ Dresses, excellent quality gingham and chambray, Russian and coat sult effect, trim’d with contrasting materials, light, medium and dark colors. .59c Women’s 50c. Kimonos, 19c. Women's Short Kimonos, made of fine sheer lawn, dainty flowered and fancy effects, yoke back and front, pla order; sizes 34 tr; sites 94 to 44, valu 44, value ue $00., price. .18¢ '30c. Floor Oilcloth,17c.Sq.Yd. Floor Ollcloth different widths, choice patterns, very fine wearing grade, suitable for kitchen or various other places In the home, value 3c. +9. yd. .17¢ 50c. Window Shades, 15c, Window Shades, ma some have si ality Opaque, mounted on patent spring rol $ t s affects the ee Long Cloth, 8c. Yd. | H h ont only White Long Cloth, 3,600 yards, extra soft and fine finish, En lish eaabersuttable for fine underweat, also for infants’ wens, value t28beyd. Be 30c. Mop Stick and Mop, 15c. Mop Stick and Mgp, fall Cotton Mop and Stick holding brush and mop com- bined, ‘This the Howsek eép er will find very useful In housecleaning, value 29c. Jelly Tumblers, 15c.1 Doz. Jelly Tumblers, 2 sizes, plain and fluted glass, with tight-fitting tin covers rine chanee for boarding-house keepers, None C. O. D. 15¢ Doren 30.00 Parlor Suits, 23.75. Parlor Suits, 5 pes, mahogany fintshed frames, Spring seats, lh backs, coverings of velours, tapestries Or damasks; don't miss ‘this. bat: 25.75 __ DENTISTRY, Z DENTISTRY. NEW YORK PAINLESS DENTAL CO, ANDORTORATED), ESTANL ISHED 37 XA OXY EAMPOMMED PAINLESHLN BX A BA, AL) ORR MATH bs APELIC ATION THE GtMs GRADS ATED Pb Meuuine oF WW DEMONSTRATED TN BABE Pee ANY: Wore HUAbAS FxaNininion Akh 2 West Lath st., cor, Gth nl 419 Broadway, cor, Canal WSS Third » HAKLIM: dd W, 125¢b wt, cor, 7b ay, 104 Broadnny, len Le UHOOKLAN; 478 Fulton vt., cor, Klan Pl. TEETH. 101 W. da we. __ RAILROADS. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD | If you have three or four tecth I WE ATION frst can VMTN AED Pittee ere @ full set without a You can have this done, LANUT BTS rr | ofits vs eter hae hat | EXamination of your teeth (rea, | wivew 4 ea mation. BGS Sy fe BE ru! ie Hie, | 6.08 ¥. aban red ae eat Bridge Work, per Tooth, $5.00. aati TEET a sno, BA—B7—&—B we GUTTSHAR NNATT) 130 West 125th St, 7! > CENCIN- Open Until 8 emt = \> — as, " 0. 800 tte eat | LINB~*0.23 AM. and ates Sat ner M, For a_Person aad | im "were nariwar-|| Who Thinks. gomrgne ann omething that every Non. | Week days and ASS ros 4, BP. intelligent man should have about the home or office is a copy of the 1906 World Almanac. A person who thinks and discusses questions of the day will have occasion to consult it hundreds of times during the-year, (94.25 Bator } week days. | vibe PM. week Gaye; a.08 a. | byt at Pinte Tichet © he oe M01, 1964 and 170 wrong at), World Wants Work Wonders, | | The goods it includes are such staples that it is not Ike buying for ' ' FO hee ee 24, 26 and 30 West Fourteenth Street, 8, 18, 20, 22, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27 and 29 West Thitteenth Street. AUGUST SALE A sale specially interesting for more than ordinary reasons. a possible use; but for needs bound to come in every household, | There is no humbug or exaggeration about the values we are offering in Blankets, Linens, Muslins, Comfortables, Cortains, Rugs and other home specialties—our sales are true—our values forcefal Facts. | Don’t Mi the Opportunities of This Angust Sale The August Blanket Sale | Continies torun up great records. ... No wonder—with such quantities, a | wortments and values, it ts almost / { August Sale The Good Old Story— Hearn's Matchless Values! | impossible for housekeepers to keep from buying+.++.+25 to 40 per cent, | ts what you save by buying now. 1 4 SIZE BLANKETS and three-quarter August Sale RUGS 10.98 for $14.75 Brussels Rugs Ix yords—new styles and colorings hed but ecareste ly mismate enable, slip Tied and col'd wool 12,98 walue $4.98 4 oi 117,98 for $25.00 Velvet Rugs rnita wool ng—valae 3.98 wide ribbon Bien All th one pees or with centre seam 7 . 13-98) A0 es it abylen-—rich colore--Sx4 yaa. on Fleece- | aol ee 12.0 Jnpaneas Fuge—M6x83 Inch. .1.99 4 SIZE BLANKETS Te ere) F touble or f nite beds a ” vide White selected woo ® cent French 8m and plug vordars \ase| | UxB0-Inch—beat designs rly $3.98 te Calffernta Wool— 13. q9/| August Sale of Muslins Ljatoue ‘ - - Fine New porteselected witlie No “question about the quatitian | ac customer know that grades we offer ight are always reputable. LEACHED—YARD WIDE— | 1 lengthw of 7% cent quality— shrinkage—tepulariy | 4% Scarlet Calfornin ‘2 | xara price | teed all wool-aiik bound +3,98| th B00. | BLEACH SD—4-INCH— + wep dade; eden wbkes | Bxcelient for sheets and pillow | 994 12-4 SIZE BLANKETS } Utica and Dwight Anchor dur ou i bile ite Catiforma wo0h \3.98 Sheets | Worth $5.00...,.... ‘is 45 intact ot investigate These August Sale| S*# 48 pts te | Cutlery Offerings six {50 Inetead of .13 re. 64 instead of . You'll find profit | | tn buying at there prices— | Utica and Dwight Anchor 10 Steol Dinner Knives Miho bone handies—hait dosen.. .08 | Pillow Cases Forks to match—samé price. 4x8 19% Instead of 19 Fancy Hangieg Dunner Knives and x06 ‘14 instead of 1 Forks—10 siylee—eel of six em. ; value #0, 89; value # 1.2q| | xo +15 Instead of .% Fine @tee! Carver and F 4x6 1T «instead of Genuine Btag handies—6-inoh : Graver, Ginde-¥BIGR LIBess-casbesss 98 Heather Pillows August | Fing Steel Knives ale 1s “eisiold geneien etait Make wire of your ava now! acre ee whys )FEATHRR PLLALOWS—Pure white, live ] mee Sinewwirt 20 half dos, 2 ar Kory fenthers—extra heavy ticking, 1} Xo Mall or ‘Telephone Orders | nM S riows soxte é 129 I August Bo Goods. xm. 1.89 hes ~ . xm. 1.98 ¢ i! ee r a Stock Clearances in Wash Dress Fabrics enemas | Many of the following are in excellent assortments, of some there are not all colors, but there is not a yard in the list that is not a splendid purchase at peice | quoted—thie finer goods are just as fashionable tor Winter evening wear as for Summer, las they make exquisite dancing and party frocks....Note great reductions: ndy Liese- wd Volles—fancy shades y | é veined Olle Laine ith Caters fine Medras—woven, not Waly season's prices 6 to.70....) | “promedceemubar Beret gtantyc) 644 Pinest Irish Dimities—hothiny ) \) Pongens—extra fine quality Geiniler for ciuldten"s or ledlen 2} nt value } 45 Greases Hariier 29 1 Laan extra tne clpth— | 4 Foxtra fine Rutistes—beat atyles fal linen ebades I fe | Barlier 184 end 36. Mes Pxtra fine Jaconette Lawn Bi 24 Assortment aa complete ; oo ea as Opening of wemeqgn—i2 4 rm “tat black ) 5! Pansy Drews Larne ood stvtes 5 Sas. -) st —fast colore—were 1 ‘ Fancy Amerioan Drose Lawns ' 1 White Stripe 3) tp beat etylea—§ cont quality.......) i" at 15 Imported Novelty @tik Zephyre and Emb'd Bollennes- } +19 | Mercerized Foulard Satesns— g00d whades—were 39 and 40 19 ct. value J 124 « eh eh _—# Clearances in All Doossnaase Preparatory to Stock Taking Aug. 31st. $$$ $+ M ORNIN. G SALES To-morrow, Wednesday, Until 1 P.M, To prevent dealers buying we reserve privilege of restricting quantities, aECOND FLOOR—NiEW BUILDING. imit—14 yards, MAIN FLOOK-CENTHE BUILDING. Fine Fanoy Peroales Hid and pink @heoks and hairiin hat wash #o well and are alway in demand for dragese And aprons sbestuiely fast) ct gua BASEMENT-CHNTIU BULLOING Satin Taffeta Ribbons Alao plain Taffwtar and pretty salons wood width f girdles and he MAIN Women’s White Batiste Waista or open lace yokes and tuck Handsome effects wi emb'd panels and ince naar B5 snc Hney ee worth 11.08 SECOND FLOOR—NEW BUILDING. Ruffled Swiss Curtatnin, it © Inches wide—pure white—wid ryffie—tnakes effect without #xeluding & BASEMENT Mon’ a Matty Nog: igee Shirts } fancy Mas 34 dkerobiet: pear ENT FLOOR Nickel Forks Rogers siver Table Spoons” ‘The maker's stamp shows the Fogalaly, @ bait donen it PNTAR UU iiiate. Fine Novelty Stationery "Weathered the Jatest fancy Bf bee Mand % Inch Sed 6 fabric Andi We and white good size and quallty—woi / MAIN FLOOR—-CENTRE DUIL! NG. tors cise quire Doxte were TWIRU PLOUR-—-NEW BOLLOTNG Handsome poaneila iso Pull sine-Oine Franeh 1 sitet value * and Pat rat nen and the Mand @ i ones wide AOE Ot ook Ne on it, 1,85) § 8 iLBin a. A pribaldiian sanding ene Has ae hae a pecan