The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-10
LIVE TOPICS ABOUT TOWN.

struggled along without one for years
and there has been no general clamor
for such resort But the bodega IL never.
theless 20 be opened for business within
| short time
| Its native place was Spain but the bodega
| fouri-hes to-day in every European capital.
| The name * applied to n sort of barroor
| in which all the liquors are supplied from
1 tine wood. Americans VINO have tested
/ IA" hodega oH their European travels have
| usually dec dpl that It's mos, attractiV
| ieatuT" j. ia" spectacle presented by the
i casks piled about the walls and tn" other
incidents Of tie decoration copied from III"
| Spanish win" houses of which the bodega
has h"com" " International type.
In the Con mental cities patrons of he
bcdegas dri' chiefly the wines that the
| casks contain, which make, /, plain thai IN.
proprietor Will bc compelled 10 chang"
the character Of their contents when H."
introduces a bodega To New York
The Italian theatre il once more situated
among ~ own people. Performances are
given ia building ON the lower Bow"rv
once used ~ "A museum. Antonio MAORI
i stilI "a, the head of the ln,le company
of actors and ia apparently quite contrut
10 h" back in the Italian quarter, although
lie once had much more ambitious plan-
These actors had the misfortune 10 be
disco erred" bv some enthusiastic per
sons who Immediately declared that such
genius should be placed before a larger
public than the little theatre ia Spring
street could accommodate. III" expert
hen' wa tried. but without much success
II Was made plan that Sgnor Maori Wa
not Tor all markets., and although on" or
two persons of wealth were Interested
IN his progress II VA decided not To on
gag" an uptown theatre for him a SECOND
TIM.
so IN" Italian actors are back among
their CompdtriUl-, whom they are quite
ahl" 10 delight bv crude uerfurman noes
which would not b, accepted in NOR. am
hltiuu- theatres For their own Stilrs il is
10 T." hoped tha' they viii not be discovered
again.
Evening dress j. "a more expensive item
this year than II has been. IT," soft coal /,
responsible White gloves succumh after
ran the amount of wear they stood formerly
and from white muf'lcr 10 tie there : the
sam" sad chang. Men who dress every
evening hottie" tle difference in cost a. well
a. ourr"iirr"" and their ,aEcrn.s~ Tor the |
return Of ID" ant !iraCito DAYS il the krrLer
sunday has avowedy become "A dav of |
diversion 10 New Workers. who. if they lee
main in the city. are very likely 10 TAI y" ad- |
vantage of some OF the available means of |
enjoying themselves The popularity Of |
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while ia" proof that IA" diners do not all |
hurry hone immediately Gitcrward i, fur. |
ui-iI-d by tire lark" ,!udleuCe- a. tie. con- |
cert1 and oiher sacred ehtertai uinent> |
provided for that evening
Ior for ,L,,.r 'o W" 49,. a, t ,i' 80 b.p'
rant. a~n roarlv all rrnN,laJ a. In, c,.,'.,,
The -tcaoy procession or AUTOMOBILES. nm |
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from hti Tor -FOUR YEAR, and u was only |
short time ago that he found il Necessary 10 |
give public MOTTO. IN the English ravspan.rs
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a'a'S 'so. h'l sue Was very pretty |
Woman irhgile anu very fhRlish IN appear