The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1908, Page 14

\ “Cavalleria” and “Le Villi” Again |p ' Pack the Metropolitan Cphatlaaded Caruso’s Art at Its Best Turridu—Emmy Destinn’s Fine Santu as BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. NOTHER overflowing audience at A the Metropolitan Opera-House last night heard a repetition of “Cavalleria and “Le Vilil, DIN, The big Monday night subscription | was supplemented by the personal fol- Jowers of Caruso, and not a few ad- herents of Bonci, some of whom were more noisy than Intelligent in their Manifestations of approval. The prices ‘were not advanced, although the casts were the same as at Inst week's $7 presentation of the two works in con- dunction. But this time Mascagn!'s hot- blooded opera was put on first. Perhaps that makes a difference. Who knows? ‘There was no falling off in the stand- ard of the productions. “Cavalleria” was splendidly performed. Emmy Des- tinn’s Santuzza is a profoundly moving Ampersonation; Caruso's Turridu is acted as well es sung with consummate art; Amato's Alfio js on @ corresponding plane of excellence, Maria Gay makes the most of Lola, and the chorus sings gloriously. There is life and action and atmosphere throughout.. As for “Le Vill,” white It hasn't much breadth or Gepth, and is amateurish in construc- tion, it 1s melodious and charma, per- haps because of its obvious natvete and simplicity. Bonci, last night, sang at his Dest as Roberto, Frances Alda made a pleasing Anna, Amato was a satisfac- AWARD OF $2,000, FOR LOSS OF HER BOY SET ASIDE Justice Benton Says the Shelter- ing Arms, a Charitable In- stitution, Is Not Responsible. Justice Benton, who sat In this coun- | ty for two months, forwarded from his | home in Rochester to-day a decision wetting aside a verdict awarding $2,000 damages to Mrs. Elizabeth Cunning- ham, widow, from the Sheltering Arms for the loss of her nine-year-old son | David, who was sent to clean the win- dow of the room on the third floor where he and his younger brother, Walter, slept, and fell out of the win- | : dow, breaking his neck. | Mrs, Cunningham was paying $6 a month for David's board, clothing, schooling and care, Her sult was based on first the alleged negligence of the Gheltering Arms to keep her boy safe from harm, and second, on the contract, which, it was contended, was set up when the institution took her $5 monthly. The defense was that the Sheltering Arms {s a purely eleemosynary institu- tion, and under the law {s not respon- sible for damages In a case like this. Justice Benton sald “The evidence establishes that Bhettering 4 + a charitable institu. tion. It is uot run for profit, has no Btock, pays no salaries, only to employ- ees for services rendered. It was en- Gowed by private beneficence and its tunds 48 trust for charitavie p w has been considered sett wel n fustitution ts not liabl : Gnd managers receive no fnanctal bene- it.’ Aine decision grants a new trial. olds 8. Health Makes Success Strong hands, big brains and stout hearts forge their way to the front. Health wins in the battle for wealth, position and happiness, in double | the | |tory Gugilemo and the ballot Nghtful. Toscanini conducted operas in a masterly way. “THAIS” WELL RECEIVED AT THE MANHATTAN. Numerous curtain calle after each act testified to the approval of the audience at the repetition of ‘Thais at the Manhattan Opera-House last night. So- | clety was well represented in the boxes | and the house was crowded. | Mary Garden sang tho title role of | |Thais and M. Renaud the part of the | |ascetic Athanael, and won enthusiastic lapplause for both their singing and dramatic action. M. Valles was again heard as Nicias and Mile. Trentini as | Crobyle. | POSooe: a Weaklings must take the leavings of the strong. Don’t be a weakling. Keep yourself strong, fit and well. Don’t let ill health rob you of success, Keep brain clear, the hands steady with Aecchams Fills the best tonic, strengthener and conditioner for men who work and women who toil. Beecham’s Pills are a splendid laxative, and keep the bowels regular and healthy. They tone the stomach and promote digestion; stimulate the liver and prevent biliousness. nerves, cleanse the blood, clear the head and create bodily vigor. Beecham’s Pills do all this because they are the best stomach, liver and bowel me illness and dicine ever compounded, Sold Everywhere in Boxes, 10c. and Bonwit, Harris & Co Broadway and 5th Ave., Cor. 21st St. The Greatest Reduction Sale Ever Held The Entire Stock of Tailored Suits, Coats, Furs and Fur Garments, Gowns, Skirts, Waists and Trimmed Hats Will Be Offered at Remarkably Low Prices When these organs are healthy the body is kept free from most of the ills that interfere with success. Beecham’s Pills help to success because they prevent Make Health | lombo nine days ago. It is ex- | ~—-ENTERS THE RED am American Battle- atilehips Due at | Suez Next Sunday Re- port Good Voyage. | ws, oe az satan wee] CASTORIA | ship ‘fleet under Rear Admiral pas: For Infants and Children, Perim, at the entrance to the Red The Kind You Have Always Bought | at noon to-day. All on board the fi | Bears the observed | Is of the athletic | each vea- ay benttingly sixteen were k the crews, a ‘@ vaudeville show, had tosis | and cakes walks, The | Nas }/'n the plens- at tf of the entire varto n in crul | @ supply ship Cutgoa ts two days f the fleet and the repair ship) two days behind Pan are well. The vessels are due h the morning of Jan. 8 | The warships enjoyed perfect weath- | Signature er on the Indian Ocean since they sailed | lo | | NOOO OOOS: Suits---Reduced Prices $25.00 TO $30.00 SUITS. Reduced to 15.00 $35.00 TO $40.00 SUITS. « —« 20.00 $45.00 TO $50.00 SUITS. « —« 25.00 $55.00 TO $60.00 SUITS. « —« 35.00 $55.00 THREE PIECE SUITS. « —« 35.00 Coats---Reduced Prices 18.00 $35.00 CARACUL CLOTH COATS. Reduced to $40.00 CARACUL CLOTH COATS. ¢ ss $25.00 BROADCLOTH COATS. # a 15.00 $40.00 FUR LINED COATS. 4 GI Furs---Reduced Prices ==—=—=—eaeaee 28.00 $60.00 RUSSIAN PONY COATS, 42 in, Reduced to 39.75 $75.00 RUSSIAN PONY COATS, 50 in, “ “ 47.50 $100 CARACUL FUR COATS, 50 in. “ “ 68.00 $30.00 BLACK LYNX SETS. “ “ 18.00 $25.00 SABLE SQUIRREL SETS, “ “ 16.50 Broadcloth Princess Dresses ee SES About 100 Dresses, several models, black and colors, values to $35.00 J. MORRIS F3 Grand Rapids Furnitureg} i] E 3 Furnisiea ar 49-93 B)4 rornisnea” at 74°32 £ 5 Eran at 124-98 K Open Monday aud Saturday zen W. 1253 PIANOS} NEW YEAR’S SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS to pac: pianos in every home, No cha:ge or use of piano, Cartage at co-t, See these big bargains: the eyes true, the They strengthen the $70 SOMMER | $3 smutty 90 STEINWAY = 3 runny, 105 SCHUMANN «4 entity 120 AMERICAN 4 ,entn'y until paid 125 GABLER 4 135 DUNHAM 4 ani pala GOETZ & CO.FY 61 Court, cor, Livingston St, One Block Borough Hall, Brooklyn. Open Evenings. "Phone 359 Main LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. ean i reward BANKING AND FINANCIAL, HENRY SIEGEL Lord & Taylor Semi- Annual C. learing Sale —of Entire Stock of— Women's, Misses’ and Girls Coats, Suits and Dresses ai’ Less Than Original Prices The special feature of this sale, is the genuine economies offered in High- Class, Ready-Made Garments, embody- ing perfection of Style, Fit and Work- manship. Specimen Values: Women's Coat Dept. — Every Garment Reduced — $25.00 Coats, reduced to $15.00 30.00 ‘“ 40.00 “ 50.00 “ oe “t 20;66 “ “sb 2 5.00 “ (52/5200 Women’s Suit Dept. —Every Suit Reduced— $50.00 Suits, reduced to $29.50 60.00 GB 75-00 “ “ 39.50 50.00 “ce “ 100.00 to 150.00 Suits, at 75.90 Women’s Dresses &8 Costumes —Every Dress Reduced— $60.00 Dresses, reduced to $39.50 7500 100.00 se 49.50 75.00 « “ |150.00 to 200.00 Dresses reduced to 100.00 Broadway & zoth St.; 5th Ave.; roth St. 4%, PRIVATE BARKERS slving notice WE HAVE NEVER AT ANY TIME REQUIRED NOTICE FROM OUR DEPOBITORS FOR THE WITHDRAWAL OF DEPOSITS. THE INVESTMENTS AND CONDUCT OF OUR, BUSINESS ARG UNDER THE DIRECT SUPER. VIBICN AND CONTROL OF RESPONSIBLE, WELL. KNOWN BUSINESS MEN, Seve otitied ‘thereto, under FOUR PER CENT. | 5 10 As fa? buh wat | Thiam James 1 WA ARCHIBALD ‘ WRITE FOR oiRouLar. 9 A.M, to 5.30 P.M, ON, Casnien SAVINGS BANKS, "EXGEL ce SAVINGS BANK deb Banking by Mali" oD. WILLIAM S. ROOME. Pres) JSOWN C.GRISIWOLD,S écy. NEW. URK SAVINGS BANK i Thu" on ‘al | the bytews, from ne, £0 SUNDAY WORLD WANTS “bs. “owls BBE WORK MONDAY WONDERS FRANK E. VOGEL Par Oxer inversst Paid on Deposits from $1 to $3,000 SAVINGS BANKS. Empire City Savings Bank 231 West 125th Street ‘Trustees have declared in- for the six 81, 1908, at the ri O per anoum on all sums from Koo fo $3,000.00, payable Jan, 18 1900, osited on or before 1s, ‘will draw ‘interest from oR, A. T. FIMPson, Thi ter PIANOS 4 AND .ND_ ORGANS, W. J. DOHERTY, BOT. CABHIER, will be went BanGAINS: tia Os FO FOR .. or Upriach on! Outright ; glve price and Rochester, N.Y. FOR SALE. yeekly Pt guaraniced. A. % rps ts tret floor, LAWYERS. GEO. ROBINSON LAW YER at. Day, Nassau. Begin THE NEW YEAR With TOLSTOI, “Dally Prayer ‘Cyele of covering all His Book" or Readings,’ literature, will begin in The Evening World Jan, 1 and continue there daily HEARN FOURTEENTH STREEL West of Fifth Avenue Last Notion Sale of 1908 IT WILL BE A GREAT ONE! Not only items quoted, but ecores of others at Cut Prices, RELIABILITY THE KEYNOTE! New Goods—Dependable Qualities—Full Measurements NO MAIL OR TELEPHON® ORDERS, Regular|Spectal ensjts| Species Buttonhole Twint— black a 16 al and colors—25 spools.....+ . 1 a 2 Sewing Silk: | Silk Taffeta Bindin Br 10 black and 29 | 283) Prussian Binding—black Sewing Silk 8 | {A and white—9-yd. piece...) 15 | «21 Large spools .... 28 | .23)| Spring and Safety Extra large spool 4 | 45) H. and B.—gross, i 4 Blk, Sewing Silkx—200 19) \ 14 Univ seal Hooks a: rn a Barling, Cotton yard 188 | .A5| Hooks with’ tnvisibte cree Y bf Dress Shields—d'ble cov'd: gaivathen, 4 17 Nght wolght—extra ‘el veteen | quality—Nos. 3 and 4.....(.14to 16.12) and color as | an | Bilk cov'd—Nos, 8 an a8 | 11] Worsted skirt Br 6 3% | Non-Twisting Tapo—six paca Skirt Braid—8 yde.. o 4 widths in pkge—6 yds. 2 2| Extra wide—5 yard z 8 Non-Twisting Tape—16 and Mercerized Braid 15 9 18 yard bund) wh | ¢ Satety Pina—$ jour dozen 2%! 244 | Clinton Satet; sf . § || 5| 8 sizes—dozen 5 | 84 Celluloid Protectors 7 | +14] Pins—dozen papera 6 | 9 Ideal and Century Corset Best American and English Shields—pair 25 17 ce aA 5 3 in She Mobal APG Ets relies Corset Laces—dozen 7 | Best English Pins— Muslin Yoker—all sizes. 8| 3 sizes ee Jartoat 8 Hore Supporters—8 sizer 5 | Glasa TH Corset Front Supporters, 17 Bees a 2 1 With large Satin 89 | Aalroine einen id 3% Sn el toa 7| Bone Halrpins—dozen a0 ? Frilled Silk Blastie—-yard...| +15)| Cube—Pins—assorted— Cotton Elastic~ynrd .. [5 3 4 Double Tape Mensures | 3 8 Collar Bu s—dozen . | 2 é SE ey ET al 5 | Shoulder Forms 3 Silk Tie s—palr. i 8 | Chiffon Collar Paarl Buttons—assorted | | qeouidatlons: =. | 8] 38% sizes-—4 dozen ..........006 i} 5 irdle ee ee oe Ocean Pear! Buttons— | |, aeeorted 12 7 carved and plain—4 sizes | . % —card of 1 doze 8 Ton 3 Mending Wool . | 3 Darning Cotton—large | 3 Dozen small balls 7 Dozen cards Dexte 7 | Skirt Markers . 3 xtra heavy do 3 Nias Fold Marke: Hook and 15 | 10 Star, Anchor & Eagle Set: 7 | Silk Covered ing and Darning dozen yards 85 . edles—paper . | 2 Collar Bone—dozen yard 5 a8 Stocking Fe 3| Iron Holders 4 3 Snap Fastene: 8 Polishing Mitts . 5 4 Safety Belts 9! Aluminum Thimbles— 8 5 Shirtwalst 4) German Silver Thimbles. 4 2 Collar Supy 3) Spoon Holders—large . 19 | a9 Woven Initials~3 dozen.....] Jachine Darners | 19 No Mail or Telephone Orders. o ———— ry) The New in Desirable Silks Wash Dress Fabrics At Lowered Prices. for 1909. Yard wide Black Ottomans— French, Scotch and English Ging: hams, Best American Ginghams, French Sateens, Dimities, Volles, alan Dress Linens, desirable shades—were w Stripe and Check Taffetas— Intent combluations—value Rerenles™Galntens = Mauiras and other Cotton Dress Novelties. As special opening values we offer:— | 24 ct. Silk Mixed Novelties..., .14 Odd Lots of Blankets Various styles and qualities that White and Colored, he prey (gures or} good merchandising says ought to be dots in contrasting effects quickly closed out!....74 styles 47 ct. Fine Zephyrs... 124 Corded Cluster Stripes, Tartan and Fancy Plaids an ovelty Stripes and Blocks — 32 inches wide, 15 ct. Mercerized Sateens.... 11 one and two dozen of each kind—* 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 sizes! Here are prices to clear before the New Year— Same designs as new Silk Foulards—high 69 cent Blankets 49 silk lustre. 89 cent Blankets x $5 to $7 Net Bed Sets... 208 i id $1.15 Blankets. . -79 Strong, heavy net, with centre and corner motifs—festoon valance—full size—bolster $1.39 Blankets 1,90 pean, | Blankets. 1.50 $3 to $10 Bed Sets. . 3.98) ‘al Tables—Plainly ‘Ticketed! Renaissance designs—very “ettective- Jess| Fine Wool Blankets, slightly soiled than value of the spread alone! | "trom Holiday display....2y and 3g off Avove Slightly. Solved HN eee OUR JANUARY SALE Begins Monday, January 4th DEPARTMENTS INCLUDE;— Muslins Linens Comfortables Curtains Pillow Cases Towels Spreads Curtain Materials Sheets Towellings Tickings Art Linens Sheetings White Goods Pillows Embroideries Muslin Underwear, Petticoats and Corsets, Babies’ Wear, Women’s Suits, Cloaks, Wrappers, Waists, Furs, Misses’ Wash Dri s and Guimpes, To- Morrow, Wednesday, MORNING SALES—? Moron, Ween To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted, NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS. $8.98 women's O10 6 Black, Brown—novelty or plain scarte—pil- Tow mitt AK DEP" T. $6.00 White Ca. Pure wool warp and pun BL vars unlity, BABEMINT a stand Cloths 79¢ Women's ‘ight Dresses Cambric, Musiin—three pretty styles with nvey and tucks | MUSLIN UNI Cotton THe, ») | On |]35c. Men's sik Folded Squares | tee | lta. ilor Suits. | wool aerge-—-navy, "braid trim—8. to —Aoub! -HOSIER Neck wear, _ MAIN FLOOR SILVERWARE, 240 Tapestry Cushion 1ops..16- 20" tn, neue, tral am other some 9Se. i ov Dill flan THIRD. F 590 moien Heaied Dresses ‘38, fs, plain—exne with face t0'8 Youre TS! DEP'T. \y blouses. gray, navy—6 to 16 ye Bit ye” etornise iasket- Weave Cheviots 8% nd — there belng but one pattern, thie Price, |___ MAIN FLOOK-WiKITH GOODS. Apron inghams 4 the -agsorted cheoks best colar, DASOMENT “WASH DEMS PARTI 490. Large Wings Past’ ack, white, ait! soiore—a! doub THIRD FLOOR. MILLINERY, |]49e. All- Wool Yeeineh—bieck, Hav % MAIN FLoot DRESS GOODS, 10340. Dimer ee Hannels TH Firat quality” heavy weight—treat values SPM ANT. FLANNEL DEPT Also 24 OTHER MURNING SPEC/ALS—equal value to aboye Not advertised—--——— Space docs not permit LOOK FOK THE CLOCKs! LOUK!) FOR THE CLOCKS! 5 |