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THE MORNING JOTJRNAL-COUSIE2,' MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1907.
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HYPERION.
nianclio Yal-li in "The Rrettucr
Sonata" To-morrow Xight.
Vladimir De Pachm'ann's "cfceVry" per
sonality and godlike Chopin playing
will in all probability be with our mu
sical public for the- last time when he
makes his farewell tour in this coun
try next season. Recent accounts from
London report that time does not seem
to stale in the slightest degree either
the inimitable art of De Pachniann or
the Infinite variety of his unique antics !
ill L
on the stage.
It has 'been often said that the fa
miliar whimsicalities of tho great Rus
sian pianist are assumed merely for
stage use,-but a story J unreported,
from London proves conclusively that
"Pe Paehmann's merry humor al
Vugh in this Instance delightfully
"'""jus is by no means excluded
i his private life.
e tale runs that Ie Pachman and
j mark, the famous opera compos
fmet in front of the latter's Vion
nome a short time ago. Goldmark
,ii most estimable old gentleman
; 4 a, writer of exceptionally brilliant
ji melodious music, but his one
tat fault is most overwhelming1 coh
'it, a trait which often gives his
,-riends occasion for much, merriment
a: his expense. As De Pachniann and
Goldmark walked away rotji the-,
composer's house, the pianist ripine'd
backward over his shoulder, and saM:
"That modest little edifice w'il! sig
nally distinguished some' day-rafter
you are dead." i
"Indeed." murmured Goldmark,
' blushing with plea3ure'.':'''',Yes7'.'Con
tinned De Pachmann; "they will deco
rate it with a tablet." "And pray,
what do you suppose they wl!r"5ay on
the table after I am dead?" asked tho
composed eagerly. "To let." was De
paehmann's pithy reply, as he scuttled
'across the Ring strasse.
De Pachmann will give a recital at
y. the- Hyperion to-night.
"The Kreutzer Sonata."
Blanche Walsh wili be seen in Jacob
Gordin's powerful drama, 'The Kreut-
izer Sonata"
row evenlnj
at the Hyperion' to-mor-
supported by the cast
which surrounded her .at, the Manhat
tan and later at the ,'ftorald 1 Square
theater, New York, and with 'the 'en
tire original production as seen during
lier New York engagement.,. It is to ba
doubted whether or not any more
forceful play has been , written in'
years, and certainly there has never
(been a more satisfying-' eharacteriza-'
tion given a role than the one Miss
- Walsh lends to the principal figure in
- the play. It is safe to assert that of
all the American born actresses' now
before the public none are more gifted
with, the artistic sense than this
charming woman whom , Wagnhais
and Kemper present aim tm&uifetUfn-
jinj xne i-j.reui.zer, coiiata, ?i win . uc
ne of the hig events, theatrically
M
he season.
JW-JfSayjSM. tracts. The play is of tile kind that x&
"The Scout's Revenge" Opens Three
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Tuesday and 'Wednesday nights and at
the matinee Wednesday, will be Tils
Scout's Revenge," a western thriller
from the pen of Hal Reid, one. of the
most noted writers and authors of
western plays. This play is now- in its
fourth successful season and has been
piayed in every city and hamlet of
note from coast to coast.
The plot and story 01 this play deals
with the wild life of the western plains.
The foundation is laid in Sherman,
Texas., and sets forth the double life
of one of Sherman's most respected
and trusted citizens. He is discovered
by a homeless boy, while returning
home from a holdup. The waif is mur
dered and Buck ,Her.naw, the U. S.
government marshal and scout, is noti
fied. The scout sets out to find the
guilty party and during his endeavors
to find out who is responsible for the
many robberies which nave terrorized
Sherman he is brought in contact with
Olive Benton the daughter of Col.
Benton, a millionaire ranch owner, and
they fill in love. A beautiful story
is told which is filled with pathos,
comedy and thrilling climaxes.
Wilfred Castro, who is related to the
Bentons, is also In love with Olive and
tries to have her father force her to
marry him. Upon her refusal he orders
her from his home, not knowing that
he is doing so on account of her refusal
to marry one of the worst bandits at
large, Castro is the bad man Wildfire,
and as such is uncovered by tho scout.
Buck Henshuw, and killed by him. The
play abounds with many interesting
situations which are enacted by a su
perb company of players, headed by
Bert Brighton, the original cowboy ac
tor. Associated with :.Mr. Brighton arc
Lucile Whiteeliff. Edith Il.illbrook.
Grace Gordon, Willis McConnel!, Paul
Oliver!, Robert Krrickson and others.
Many pleasing specialties will be sen
durinsr the action of tho play and tho
same house prices and matinee wi'.l-i
exist.
"A Ragged Hero."
The star of the great melodramatic
success "A Ragged He." which will
be presented at the New Haven theater
Friday and Saturday nights and at the
matinee Saturday, is an enthusiastic
hoi-seWn, and his first query upon
reaching a new town is: "Where can
I get a good horse ?'l, ''Some alleged le
ers have tried to have fun wttn.tne
actor on the supposition that he is' not
quite as good a rider as his friends
say ho Is, and several times In cities
where he is known as a star he has
been offered mounts that othjrs have
r3fussd to take because of the 'vicious
nature of the horse. It Is not yet re
corded that he has been thrown by
any horse he has mounted, and he bars
no kind or variety of horsa ex:ert that
kind , which has no spirit. The more
vicious and lively the better Mr. Kail
likes them.
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"Turned tTp," a Tarre Comedy Scream
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F&r Yonpseff ?
with the Chrietmas spirit of merriment
and good rheer. If you have troubles
see "Turned Up" and forget them for
three acts. If your mother-in-law, is
soing to spend Christmas with you. see I
"Turned I'p" and the prospect won't
seem so gloomy. Xo matter what your
troubles are, see "Turned Up" and they
will vanish into thin air.
There is a story of course, but lack
of space forbido the telling of, and be
sides the only way to really appreciate
it is to see the play. Try to imagine
your wife married to an undertaker
named "Bones" or your h'usband mar
ried to an "African Queen" and then
go to see "Turned Up" and see what
it would be really like.
Seats are now selling for the entire
week. Seats reserved in advanftJ"or
Christmas week production.- of "Blue
Jeans."
POLI'S.
Another Ris Hcadliner Opens the
Week This Afternoon.
Another big hcadliner comes to Foil's
theater this week. Captain George Au
gTtr, the Jack tho Giant Killer, and his
Lilliputians will be the big feature lhat
will amuse and interest the lovers of
the up-to-date vaudeville Mnnagtr Poll
is supplying at this theater this season.
Jack the Giant Killer is a feature
number that amuses those from six to
sixty years of age, and the novelty of
the big eight-foot man among the
34-Inch midgets will ba sufficient to
keep up the interest in this imposing
novelty.
Jack -the Giant Killer i.s anxious to
meet all the school children of this
city, and receptions have been arranged
for next Thursday and Saturday matl-uo-o.?.
After the matinee the Giant will
receive with tho Lilliputians all those
who desire to see them, houvenir pos
tals of the group will 'be presented with
tho compliments of the giant, and the
occasion will be made as interesting
and plea?i:a;r as possible.
The olio Is to ba headed by the fa
mous Dunedin troupe of artistic and
acrobatic cyclists in their wonderful
performance. This att is described as
one of tho biggest, season sensations
this year.
Warren and Eianchard in comedy
talk and singing. Franklyn and Keane
in a "Trial Marriage," one of the be.-t
and most brilliant of the new idea
sketches seen here this season Is to
be offered.
The Astrella Sisters with their re
fined interpretations of songs and
dances and Henry Clive and company
with the ecrentric magical number,
"Toung Brothers tn Fun jn a Chinese
Laundry," ana the electrograph with
the famous motion serifs of "The Po
lice Dogs,", will close the bill.
Seats now selling for the entire week.
NOW IN XMASDRESi
Stores AU Gey' With Oreens-Ufco
Outside: aiidjiriswV-
With Rifts.
TIME IS GROWING" SHORT
Four Bii
Toylantl Unsrmrnts
;ht the Children's
Heart?.
to
V!tli only eight days in which to fin
ish your Christmas shopping it may be
ot assistance to know where to look
In the lyisy etores for the things you
are not to want at the last minute, as
It were. The stores are surely In holi
day attire, both outside and in, the
spirit of Clnlstman reigns supremo.
Every store Is loaded with gifts.
Tho Edward Slallcy Co.
Pon't fail to take the children In to
see the circus parade, the mast fasci
nating arrangement of toys seen here
ever I think. An.1 while thoy lock and
admire to thoir hearts' content there
are numberless things for tho eyes cf
the grown-ups to feast upon. Some
beautiful auto scarfinss are shown
which you can purchase by the yard.
Gloves, ribbon.t, hosiery, handkerchiefs
and dainty Paris lingerie, any of
which make acceptable gifts. The cal
endars, boofci, pictures and games are
in a department by themselves, while
in the- men's store are attractive show
ings, of ties, shirts, handkerchiefs, and
other useful and beautiful thinga for
the masculine members of the house
hold. Tho basement is j treasure
house of toys, beautiful china, house
keepers' necessities and household fix
tures. The two latter mentioned come
In for their share of Christmas gift
making, The furnii.urg and rugs are
on tho, second floor, delightfully ar
ranged to sjjow to the best advantage.
The leather goods counter holdd out
most temptingly a line of bags, pocket
books, card cases, and even belts that
leave no chance for disappointment.
There are wonderfully pretty things in
the, jewelry store. Hair ornaments of
an almost endless variety.
The. new rom opposite the ftair car,?
which is being used for the burnt wood
worl: and the fancy work, too, is full
to running over with things finished
and to be completed. Don't think those
departments have been done away
with it. won't take you long to find
them and you'll be well paid.
The Gamble-Desmond Co.
The assortment of handkerchiefs for
2uc. and C0e. which can be found here,
also the neekweak priced likewise, and
some hand embroidered linen scarfs
and shams for is little as 75c, attract
ed my attention particularly. Lovely
! silk umbrellas, wonderfully fine at
$3.50. and many varieties at lilgner
prices; liberty flowered scarfs, and
dainty lace things' which women love.
In the picture salon, the prettiest
place of the kind in town, there is a,
vavictHcolle.etl.-n and range of price,
and under the new arrangement you
can see just bow the picture you buy
will look when its hung. In the up
holstry department, are the handsome
brasses from Yantine's There are so
many thing from small brass bowls
and caudle s'icks to the tankards and
large jars and lamps. This store is
h.ivinsr a sale of Oriental rugs at 1m-
! porters cost. A certain amount mast
! be realized before Christmas in order
I to buy the stock for a low figure -arid
aecornrlish i his the nigs must gq
cost. You coi:!;) search far and
lUid an opportunity like ibis to
beautiful rur; for comparatively
K.ney. Tho baso ment is the
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Packed six (6) bottles in-a box, regular size bottles assorted
wines and liquors, etc. All standard quality and value, at a
SPECIAL PRICE, during Christmas season only.
1 Bottle IMPORTED PORT $1.00
1 Bottle Extra Choice Tckay. ' 75
1 Fint Great Western Champagne. .65
1 Bottle Duff Gordon Sherry..: 1.00
1 Bottle Creme de Menthe.' 75
1 Bottle Fine Old St. Julien Ciarct No. 32 ... . .5.0
6 Bottles , , $4.65
Nole Special Holiday. Price.
One-half dozen assorted as above, packed in a box com
plete, $'3.25. ,;
411-413 STATE STREET.
Bulletin.
THE 18-HOUR TRAIN TO CHICAGO.
The "Pennsylvania Special" 33 the well known and widely
popular train which makes the run between New York. and Chi
cago in eighteen hours. Its performance in tho past as to the
regularity of its schedule has been remarkable, and every effort
will be made to maintain a continuance of its matchless record.
It is pre-eminently the busy man's train,' The business
day in New York is practically over before it starts, and Chicago
is just settling down to its desks when it arrives in the Lake City.
In the meantime there has been a gliding run over mountains and
valleys and across the redeemed prairies, a satisfying dinner, a
night's sleep, breakfast and Chicago in tho morning freshness.
When three-quarters of a day can be utilised for a trip at a
period of the twenty-four hours least available for business ac
tivity, such facility in travel is a distinct advantage,' and when
comforts and conveniences
even more titan an advantage
The "Pennsylvania Special"
3:55P.M. and arrives in Chicago
home of the children's friend. The
.hlngs the littls people- lovt; are . all
here an assortment ti complete, that
I lack in vain for any absent delight
of childish hearts.
The m. Frank Co.
Not anywhere did 1 find the fur
stock that this firm are snowing. The
coats of '.Russian pony, and the band
some fur lined and fur trimmed coats
are lovely, Every bit o? fur used in
making the fur sets, coits or linings
is personally selected. I found costumes
too that are slmp-iy beautiful of , chif
fon, voile, veilings, nets 'and silk for
reception, dinner and street wear.
Hut outside of the furs I think the
waists are as splendid as any of the
stock. There are some new spring
styles in' lawn, ordered expressly for
the Christmas trade, and I found lovely
madras flannel, silk and net waists for
from to $25. , -y ' '
A raincoat would mak the loveliest
kind of a present, ".These are. of cra
venette ,and satin rubber lined.
Howe & Stetson Co.
If you're looking for something for
a smoker's gift, this is the place to find
a splendid collection .of. novelties in
that line. Things that, are different
from anything shown elsewhere. I
didn't find prettier gifts anywhere in
tho way of dressing sack comforts than
in this store. Each garment put An n.
pretty box, making a most attractive
offeting. There, is a great demand for
colored silk handkerchiefs to ma,ch
costufea, and thesa I found a complei '
assortment of for 25 cents each. Th-'i -arc
linen ones too from 75c a box of
half a -dozen up to almost ,any price.
Holly ribbons to tie your ' Christmas
parcels, and other lovely ribbons. This
basement toy store is larger than 'ever
before, and everything is there. I
wanted something different in the way
of a bank, and here are to be found a
variety the like of which cannot be
surpassed. There is a, charming ar
rav of dolls and their belongings, of
books, games and toys, that will make
it possible for'evcryone to be satisfied.
T'fte Charles Slonsou Co.
For novelties in fancy work , the
art department of this firm is the mcst
comprehensive anywhere in town.
There are dainty, hand-painted things
n !wv (Vserint nn. fancy nasitexs,
and a variety of pillows and covers for
dressers and tables, .beside no end oi
things to be made up. As I went in
the store to take the elevator to this
department I noticed lovely boxes of
papf r at the counter directly at the left
of the entrance. Some, lovely bolts are
shown here, too, black and in colors
with very handsome buckles, not loud
at all but. the quiet kind you'd expect,
to Pnd here. The silks were most at
tractive here, and what could be more
acceptable than a waist pattern from a
lovely piece of silk. Anotner thins
that I particularly admired was a
lounging rche of silk, and found it
was only one of many, some exception
ally beautiful ones among them. The
umbrellas, too. I noticed were splendid,
even the lower priced ones being 'very
nice, the neat handles and good quali
ty of covering being all the recommen-
icn r.eessnry.
The Pall Mall Gazette reports that
miners excavating near Starunia made
an interesting historic find in the re
mains of a mammoth In excellent
state of preservation. The portions
ullCM
of the train are considered it is
it is a recreation:
leaves New York cverv day at
at 8 : 5 5 next, morning.
duif out include two teeth, six feet in
length, but in five or six places; jaw
bones, parts of tho vertrebral column,
and three or four yards of hide, upon
which the hair in still fresh, joints
and other bones, and one foot of the
animal. The remarkable . sta te of
preservation in which the skeleton
was found is attributed to the fact
that the soil in the district is per
meated with mineral oils, earth "wax
and natural gases.
118 IS
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boxes innumerable that we are ship
ping to all points, is neat and they are
substantial, but 'you ought to see the
, -.-.'(,
inside. SANTA CLAUS himself could
t
have selected no more of a variety of
good things. Come in and let us help
you make your selection distinctive,'-
jTOHN (VllBERT i&N
Cjdi8 J CHAPEL tJ -p
Catering in all its branches by skilled
mid experienced people: weddings,
banquets, dinner!, parties, teas, etc.
Good taste; Rood quality. Mince Pies
and Plum Puddings to order. Experi
enced waiters and cooks furnished.
The E. J. Williams Catering Co.,
17 ELM STREET, OVER N fTESBIT'S.
THEO. KE1LER
PttMmAf- mr.ircTOK AND
EMUALMKH.
S'.Mte ilroet.
DU.CNCII OPPICRi
4", fnmalietl Avenue, Went Ttavtn'A
f desi.e to announce to my friends and the
oubiic generally, that pending a readjustment
of m atl'airs, calii intended for mc may b
ent to Messrs. Lewis & Afcycock, No. 1113
Chapel Street. A!i work will receive prompt
and careful attention. Telephone 675. ",
EGBT. BmVtUL,
DEATHS.
FOWLER. In East Haven, Ct., Dee. 15,
HOT, D. WILLIAM FOWLER, aged 60
year.
Funeral services will be held from his
lat.B residence, on Wednesday, Dec.
is, at 2 o'clock. Relatives' and friends
are Invited to attend. dl6 2t
STORY. Dec in. 1907.: HARRIETT E.,
daughter of the late RICHARD and
HARRIETT DfiNIiPICT ETORV, aged
CS ;-c-irs.
Funeral services will be. held In the
Chapel of Wvergveen Cemetery, on
Tuesday. Dec. IT. at 2 o'clock. 'Rela
tives and friends ar invited to at
ifiitl. ' d,16 it
ROITH. In this city, December 15,
-WILLIAM RCL'TH, aged eighty
year-'. ,
Funeral will take place from his latr.
resilience, 05 Minor - street, Tuesday
mornlnpr. al 8:30. Requiem hltfh mass
at the Church of the Sacred Heart at
0 o'clock. 4 ' dlO It
ROWLAND 111 New York city. De
cember 13, 190", after a protracted
illness. Thomas Fitch Rowland, son
of the late George Rowland. Esq.. of
New Haven, Conn., In the TTth year
of his ase.
Burial in Everprreen cemetery, Now
Haven, Conn., Monday. December 16,
- on arrival of train from New York,
due at New Haven at 1:10 p. m.
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Cut Flowers and
Flowering Plants.
John J. Champion! Co.
1026 CHAPEL ST.
The Mohawk to the Hudson runs,
The Hudson to the sea,
And even then there's scarcely' room
' For the names of Canajoharie,
Cohoes, Herkimer, Amster
dam, Little Falls, 'Whites
boro, Frankfort, Utica, Fort
;: , Flain.
Home and Schenectady.
Chicago -Tribune.
Christmas y4fer
Boxes " FftfM9
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HYPiilKIpN THEATER
JIOXDAY, DECEMBER 16.
Vladimir Defachmann,
The World's Greatest Pianist Direction
Arnold Somlvo.
Baldwin Piano Used.
Prioes-: 50c, 75-., $1, $1.50. Seat sala
Friday.
Tt'ESDA Y, DKC. 17.
Wagenhr.ls and Kemner Present
BLANCHE WALSH
Jaepb. Gordin's - Masterful Drama.
In
"The Krentzer Sonata."
Prices: $1.50. $1, 75c, 50c, and 25c.
Seat sale Saturday. Carriages at 11.
BUNNELL, Manager.
MONDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
MATINEE Yv'EDNESD Y
Jack Lambert Freserits"
Hal Iteid's Western Melodrama.
"THE SCOUT'S REVENGE"
. Introducing
ALBERT BRIGHTON
And a Superb Cost.
Kegular Popular Prices,
FRIDAY. SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 20. 21.
MATINEE SATURDAY. , .
- The Season's Scenic Sensation.
"A RAGGED HERO."
Presented By
A Complete -Collossal Company
of Proficient Players.
Regular Popular prices.
Bijou Theater.
SYLVESTER Z. POLL Proprietor.
AVEEK OF DECEMBER 16TH.
Bijou Theater Stock Company
Tl;RNKD VP.'
Poll's Popular Prices: 10c, 20c, SOe.
Matinees Toes., Tliurs., Fr!.. Sat.
Seats reserved in advance. Tel. 5012.
POLI'S NEW THEATER.
ENTIRE WEEK OF DECEMBER 16. -
Cant. George Auger & Co,
- In
JACK THE GIANT KILLER.
Matinees 2:15 i Evenings 8:16.
7 Other Big Attractions 7 c
FOLI'S POPULAR PRICES.
Cash Discount S
Many years ago ve inaugu
rated a "December Discount
Sale" on our entire stock of
Furniture and House Furnish
ings. This sale we have continued
year after year, giving our cus
tomers an opportunity to save
money on their purchases dur
ing the Holiday Season, when
every one has something to buy.
This year the sale is on again,'
and, in 'addition to the one .fifth
reduction on our entire stocis,
we have a large number of sps
cialties at even greater reduc
tions -
Complete
Oransa
- IIouso Furnishers,
and Center Sts.
WE HAVE SENT ,
To our customers at the request of th
Consumers' League their appeal to the
public specially requesting that Christ
imas shopping be done before the 15tl
'Inst. This, of collie, does not apply
to the jaroods we sell. Wo realize that
lour extra businops must be done most
!ly on the two days preceding Christmas
! day. and that we will not be able to
do a!! that is offered us, but those cus
tomers who caa Anticipate their wants
and Rive us tieir order in time will
sret the best service it is possible to
give them.
Jt B. JUDS
85S CHAPL ST.
BEFORE AND AFTER
CHRISTMAS
IS IN DEMAND.
Rooms spotlessly clean for festivi
ties and spotlessly cleaned when done.
The Vacuum Cleaner does this quickly.,
thoroughly, economically. Xo disturb
ance to furniture or rniishinss -lite
sanitary system. ' '.' -
TELEPHONE 2700.
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