The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-15

| ii. M. Caldwell company, Boston, the
publishers of Mother Wild Goose and
Her Wild Beast Show" and Guess"
announce that over $4,000 copies of
those highly successful Juveniles by
l.. J. Bridgman, have been sold. The
first edition of this authors new work,
Guess Again." was exhausted before
publication, and advanced sales predict
larger demand than for any of his
previous clever works.
The Complete Mother Goose" with
all the original illustrations and ten
colored plates, and an original intro
duction, is among the holiday books of
fered by H. M. Caldwell company, Bos-
ton.
The II. M. Caldwell company, publish
their Berkeley Library, which now
comprises over 100 volumes, in a new
cloth binding, with cover design by
Iorio. To this select series of master
pieces Of standard authors has been
added, among other titles, Essays of
Ella" by Charles Lamb. Charles
O'Malley," by Charles Lever; PEN
Dennis" by William Thackeray; and
Past and Present" by Thomas
Carlyle.
In an edition de luxe, limited to five
hundred numbered copies, the II. M.
Caldwell company, Boston, has pub
lished the Memoirs of Nine Du Bar
ri'' in two Volumes translated from
the French by III. T. Riley
l.. G. Page & Co., Boston, will publish
No. is, "Our Noblest Friend, the
Horse" by Francis M. Ware, president
American Horse Exchange, manager
Boston Horse Show, etc. The book is to
be Illustrated with more than fifty IL
Illustrations of noted horses, horses of
noted people, and scenes illustrating
special points in the management, etc,
of horses.
1t is unusual for a foremost official
in large ship building company to be
writer of fiction. Yet the author of
"Cap'n, Titus just issued by Double
day, Page & Co., of which mention has
been made hitherto, Is said to be, not
Clay Emory, as the title page reads,
but Mr.. Clayton Mayo, who is secre-
tary and treasurer of one Of the larg-
est concerns of the sort In New York
city. The stories of the volume are OF
a New England coast town, centerine
around the personality Of a grizzled old
mariner, whose tales are very amusing
and of a distinctly salty flavor.
According to the annual report of the
Boston Public Library in one month
nearly half of the 2,417 slips in the chill
dren's department were for Miss AL
colts Little Men" and Little Wo-
men," republished by Little, Brown 8
Co. Jacobs and Lang's fairy tales,
Mother Goose" and Uncle TOMS
Cabin"
Ralph Connor's novel, "Glengarry
School Days" which fittingly supple
3ments 1.-THE Man from Glengarry, is
announced by the Revell company
New York, to be ready before the
end of November.
James Jeffrey Roche has supplied a
biographical and critical introduction
to the first collected edition of Samuel
Lovers writings, which Little, Brown
J & Co, Boston, are issuing In six vol
umes. Of the author Of Rory O'More'
and Handy Andy" Mr.. Roche says;
Lovers novels are all clean, whole
some works of art, plain stories with
little or no attention of analysis OF
character or inclination Of any lesson
other than that to be deduced from a
picture in black and white Their pre-
dominant quality is their humor, which
is seldom strained, always laugh pro-
lvoking, and never cruel except toward