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WINE DREGs GOOD FOR COWS.

WINE DREGs GOOD FOR COWS.
 Wine dregs are used now by French farmers as fodder for their cattle, il is said, with excellent results.
 After the wine is pressed out the pol nance is. generally used to make a kind of brandy called "eau de vie de marc, I and then the residue was used as foldI CT for stock or as fertilizer, A Frencl farmer hasbeen experimenting with thiI pomace, and he announces that he Ina found means of converting it into all excellent fodder for milch cows. HA makes a compound consisting of 2H parts sugar and 75 parts of pomanct thus forming a substance that the cowV eat with great relish and which can bN preserved three months. He says thhI after he had fed this mixture to hiI cows three days they gave 20 per. cent more milk than before, and that thN milk was of much better quality
 In discussing this subject in an agri cultural paper a writer suggests that j. larger quantity of sugar would proI duce still greater advantages. In facA he thinks that the yield of milk ir' France would increase by about oneH fourth. There can be nothing deleter
 ious to health from this milk, and itA quality is so improved that it i4 thought consumers will buy this milk in preference to any other. As this has been unusually dry summer the farm CTS have seized upon this idea of a new fodder with avidity, and expect that itA will come to their rescue. in time of great need. LA company has been or ganized at Clermont-Ferrand, with a. capital of $30,O00, for the purpose o4 building a factory for converting grapdl pomance into COW feed. It is proposed that that new fodder will be in the| form of oil cakes, and will consist of chopped hay or straw, pomance andl molasses. They calculate that this sea- son they will produce about 26,0OO,OOOi Kilograms equal, in round numbers, tol 54 10000 pounds. Philadelphia Record.
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the Carnival" music, will be played in its entirety Beethovens famous
 N Moonlight Sonata" Mendelssohn's S
 spinning Song and Chopins Bar carolle are among the lighter numbers,
 Monday evening, November 19, is the date set for this recital. and the seats Will be on sale at the box office in Woolsey hall up to the time of the re- cital.
 through the generosity of a patron of music special section Of good seats for the recital have been set aside for the benefit of New Haven teachers and pupils at reduced rates.
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and dancers with a handsomely staged act. will h5ld the headline of the Poli bill next week. Their act is one of the most pretentious in the vaudeville line this season. being staged by Laskey, Rolfe and company
 As added attractions the famous Eu- ropean comedy acrobats, The Artohs brothers will hold a place on the bill; Girard and Gardner in Dooley and the Diamond Arlington Four in songs and dances; James F. Leonard and com panv in Mile Manhattan; Nellie Flor ede. the comedlenne, and the electro graph. with a special series of pictures of what the- office boy saw at the ball game. will complete the offering
 Seats now selling for first few per- formances next week.
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matinee, will be Charles E. Blaney's successful musical melodrama, The Girl Rallies" in which the author and producer is presenting as a star Miss Cecil Spooner, beautiful young actress of rare accomplishments
 "The Girl Rallies" deals with the mysterious methods of a young girl who foils the attempted enterprises of a gang of crooks and thieves, and in the end discovers her own identity as the daughter of an English nobleman The second act of the play finds Rallies di- recting the rehearsal of a society the- atrical entertainment during the action
 of which Miss Spooner dons the habili.
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 POSAI. Adams, J. W. Sewers and Drains fol Populous Districts, 1899; 62S2 A. Baker, M. N Sewerage and Seward Puritcation, 1896; 62S2 B. Baumeisted, R. Cleaning and Sewl craze of Cities, 1891; 828 B. Connecticut Sewage ComrissionI Sewage Disposal in Connecticut, 1899 62S e. Folwell, A. P. Sewage, the Design Ing, Construction and Maintenance oI sSewerage Systems, 1905; 62S2 F. International Library of Technology| V. S6, 'Ssewerage; 62S l. Rafter, c. W, Treatment of Septid Sewage, 1904; 62SS I. Rafter and Baker, M. N. sewagd Disposal in the United States, 1894; 62S| R.
 Rideal, Samuel. Sewage and thd Bacterial Purification of Sewage, 1901 62SS R.
 United States Consular ReportI CspeciaD Disposal of Sewage and Carl page in Foreign Countries, 1899; 62S2 U| Warlng, G, F., Jr. Modern Methodg of Sewage Disposal, 1896; 62S2 WI.
 Waring, s. E., Jr, Sewerage and Land Drainage, 1891; 62S21sW. RabH'UsE AND REFUSE DISPOSAL, Branch, J. G. Heat and light from Municipal and Other Waste 1906; 62d iSa.
 cafnfeld, w. H, and Parkes, L. c| Disposal of Refuse Gin Stevenson d Murphy Treatise on Hygiene. V. 1.)I 613Hs5
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 Newsholme, Arthur & Fakes. w. C| 0. School Hygiene, 1900; S71 NS. Parkes, l.. C., and Kenwood, Henry| Hygiene and Public Health, 1902; cid P34 Richards, E. IT., and Woodman, A. d Air, Water and Food from Sanitary| Standpoint, 19OO SIS R5.
 Sykes, J. F. J. Public Heath and Housing, 19o1 6135 s.
 Whitelegge, B. A., and Newman George. Hygiene and Public HealthI 1905; 614 W,
 MILK SUPPLY. Belcher, s. D. Clean Milk 1903; 6Sj B. Conn. H. w. Bacteria in Milk and its Products, 19O3 637 c. Leffmann, Henry and Beam, w. MI Analysis of Milk and Milk ProductsI 1896; 543 u. Sedgwick, w. T Milk Supply and the Public Health Gin MassachusettI Board of Agriculture, Annual Repord '. 45) 68O M.
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BRIGADIER GERARD.

Charles Dillingham; has arranged to present the popular romantic actor, Kyrle Belew, in his latest successful creation at the New Haven theater on Friday evening, November 23, when the romantic actor will appear (by arrange iaent with Charles Frohman) in the new romantic comedy, "Grlgadier Ger ard by Arthur Conan Doyle The en- gagemcnt is for one night only
 Brigadior Gerard" is not founded upon the same authors Adventures of Gerard" although of course the cen tral figure in the play is the Gascon Hussar who was so devoted to the tn- terests of Napoleon. The comedy is in
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oessful play of the season at the Biiou Monte Cristo," the management an n3unces for next week another nlay equally popular with the patrons of this house. Clyde Fitchs play :.The Cow Boy and the Lady" is the attrac- ton announced and it is known as one oI the best of this authors works.
 'lhe Cow Boy and the Lady" was used as a starring vehicle by Nat q. Goodwin and Miss Maxine Elliott and enjoyed @ long and successful run at the Knickerbocker theater in New York city Of all the plays purporting to de- pict the true life of the western cow boy, The Cow Boy and the Lady" is said to be the most trustworthy. and if has always met with marked approval wherever presented.
 Gertrude shipman is to play the role Of The Lady, The character of "Ihe Cow Boy" is to be played by Ey- erett Buttertield, Lawrence B. McGiu will be seen in the interesting character of a half-breed Indian, Those who saw his work as the country pumpkin in ANN "The Young Wife" will be prepared for d bit of character work that will be at once original and artistic.
 Special arrangements have been made for the staging of the piece and noth- ing of the true charm of the west will be lost in the costuming. The cow boys in their picturesque costumes, the jing- ling spurs, the cartridge belt and six shooter all lend a touch of. romance to. the play, To this is added a plot that is brimming over with comedy and car ries through it strong thread woven in love and jealousy,
 On Friday and Saturday afternoons the usual souvenir matlnees will be given.
 MONTE CRISTO.
 This afternoon there will be the sou venir performance of Monte Cristo and to-night's performance will be posi- lively the last of this famous play,
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BIC MUSICAL EVENT.
Lhevinne Here Monday at Woolsey

Lhevinne Here Monday at Woolsey
 Hall
 A rare opportunity for lovens of piano playing at its best is the appear ance in New Haven again of the great est of Russian pianists, bosef Lhevinne. All those who were fortunate enough to hear the great master at his first ap- pearance in W5Obsey hail last season will remember what a really remark able command of the instrument, what exquisite control, and what a marvel ous technique lie in the performance of this peer or modern virtuosos.
 The programme chosen for this ap- pearance is a particularly versatile and brilliant one. Sehumann's masterpiece,
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poi:'s New Theatsr.

No more enjoyable act than that of the sleedes in their pantomime "The Mysterious Hotel, has been seen at Polls this season. The work of the trio is clever and they are very good in their silent comedy stunts.
 The Sunny South is a clever band of col red entertainers and Sam Elton, the plate jugglea, holds the attention of the audiences this week. IA select olio makes up a big bill.
 Seats now selling for the balance of the weeks performances.
 COLONIAL sEPTET COMING.
 Ye Colonial septet, group of singers
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CAN YOU BELIEVE YOUR SENSES? When two of them, taste and smell naViAg been Impaired, if not utterly destroyed, by nasal catarrh, are fully restored by Ely's Cream Balm, can you doubt that this remedy deserves all that has been said about it by the thou rands whom 1t has cured? It is ap- piled directly to the effected air-pass- ages and begins its healing work at once Why not get 1t to-day? All druggists or mailed by Ely Bros, 56 Warren street New York, on receipt of 30 cents.
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ments o2 a youth of the sixteenth cen- tury in which romantic and attractive costume she appears to decided advan- tage In the duel that follows Miss Spooner assumes the character of a French girl an Irish lass, a Swedish maiden and an Italian boy, giving her further opportunities for the display of her wonderful versatility.
 Miss spooner is a eomedienne of the "Lotta7 type, petite and winsome, pos sesslng a magnetic personality that is irresistibly attractive.
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The Nlcolet

The two ticket sellers at the Nicolet get as busy on Saturdays as the film in the moving pictures. The holiday brings throngs about the box office like flies about the bunghole of a molasses hogshead. Pedestrians join the push and shed a nicl1le, and the continuous performance runs on to a late hour entertaining one audience aft- CT another until a late hour.
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ENTERTAINER
Hyperion Thenter.

MRS. TEMPLES TELEGRAM
 Mrs Temples Telegram" will be the attraction at the Hyperion tonight This farce is clean, clever, and always primming with mirth and funny situ- ations. It is said to be without doubt the most emphatic comedy success of recent years. The cast includes Harry Conor Sadie Martinot and many oth- CTS.
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A BAD BREATH.

Nothing is more offensive than to sit next to or converse with a person who has bad breath Paxtine Toilet Anti septic cleanses and disinfects the mouth and renders the breath. sweet and agreeable,
 Mrs +. s, Simpson, of Wilmington, Del, writes; My husband and I both use Paxtine for our teeth and as a mouth wash and we have never found anything as good, It not only removes all discolorations from the teeth but leaves a clean, refreshing taste in the mouth'
 For Women's special toilet uses Pax tine has mp equal. As fast as one woman learns of its value she is sure to tell others, which accounts for the large sale Paxtine is having everywhere. Have you tried Paxtine? soc at drug gists. For sample address The R. Pax ton Co., 75 Pope building, Boston, Mass
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  Books Added November IA, 1908 -Fic-
 tion
 capes, B. A Rogue's Tragedy; I C1711.
 Carey, R. N NO Friend Like a Sis ter; C1S5.3S
 Crockett, s, R, The White Plume; CS71.S4.
 Deakin, D. s"Georgie;" DEAL. Fox, J., Jr. A Knight of the Cum berland; F83.7 | Hobbs, R. R. The Court of Pilate; H655.1, 1 Hubbard, L. M, An Express of '76; HSG2.1.
 Hutchinson. H. N, Amelia and the Doctor H971.S
 Kauffmann, R. w. Miss Frances Baird, Detective; K162 The Master Man, (Anon); M391. Queiroz, E. de- Our Lady of the Pil- lar; Q91.
 Steel, F. A. A soverign Remedy; st95.l1
 Weyman. s. J. Chipplnge Borough; {, W574.2O Williamson, c. N. and A, M. Rose mary in Search of a Father; W6765 NON-FICTTON. Ade, c. In Pastures New! STA A12. Browne, E. A. Great Building and How to Enjoy Them; 72S B5, Connecticut Commissioners to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Report; COG OS.
 Gardiner, J. Fl. The Bible as English Literature, 22O G12.
 Guerville, A. B. de- New Egypt: 9162 G6.
 Hodgson, F. T, Practical Bungalows and Cottages FPS H10.
 Lodge, H. c. A Frontier Town, and Other Essays; S144 L5.
 Lucas, C. P. The Canadian War of 1872; 9725 l..
 MacFadden, B. A. Marriage Life Long Honeymoon; ITS M, Office Marshall, J, Life of Washington; B W27 MS.
 Metchafe, F. Side Show Studies; STA M2f. i National Cyclopedia of American Bi- ography, vol, 22; Reference room. l Pike, o. c. In Bird-L@nd with Field Glass and Camera; 5982 P1S. 1 Singleton, E,, ed. Historical Build ings of America; 720 S9
 Strahan, E., ed, Art Treasures of America; "; 759 S1b. Thom J. H. Laws of Life After the Mind of Christ; 252 TIC. Van Renesselaer, tM G. Henry H. Richardson and His Works 72O%V. Wells, C. At the Sign of the Sphinx, End Series; 79S WI.
 Wilson, R. R, New England in Let ters; 92S1 WA.
 JUVENILE. Ambler, $. The Dear Old Home; j Am1O D.
 Barr, R E. Scissor Pictures; ] 79S B3.
 Blanchard, A. E. The Four Corners; B59 C1, Little Miss Mouse; j B59 I'M. Burrell, c. B. Saturday Mornings; $40 B5.
 Butterworth, H. A Heroine of the Wilderness; j BSS5 H.
 Campbell, F. Dearlove; j lC152 D. Carpenter, E. J. Long Ago in Greece; j 8SOS C4.
 Deland, B, D. A Little Son of Sun shine; j DS7 L. Fuller, c. M. The Flight of Fuss Pandora; F951 F,
 Gates, J. s. Little Red, White and Blue G221 L.
 Grinnell, G. B. Jack, the Young Ca- noeman; GSO JIG.
 Hawkes., e. }shaggycoat; the Biogra- phy of a Beaver; j 599 H. Hoxie, J. L. A Kindergarten Story Book; j HS5 K.
 Jenks, T., and ogden, H. A. Our Army for Our Boys; j S55 J, Reference. Nesbit, 10. The Railway Children; j N86 R.
 Raymond, E. H. A Sunny Little Lass; j R217 Su.
 Shioya, s. When I Was a Boy in Japan; j 9152 S4,
 Tomlinson, E. T, Four Boys in the Y ellowstone; T59 FB. Marching Against the Iroquois; j T 59 M.
 Wells, c. Patty's Summer Days; . WAC P4.
 Wesselhoeft L. F. Ready the Relia- ble; j W515 R. White. E. o. A Borrowed Sister; WS1 B. Selected List of Books on Sanitation
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 Baker, M. N. Municipal Engineering - c,,-s45+s... 4noa nop r,4
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THE SHADOW BEHIND THE
 THRONE.

"The Shadow Behind the Throne will be seen at the New Haven theater on Thursday night, November P, with the same company scenery, costumes, light, loveltness and general liberality of production that sent it out of Great CT New York on the crest of such @ boom as the metropolis has rarely known. From rarely effective material has been staged a story full of patriotic spirit, love, war, crime, cruelty and comedy with five acts replete with scenes and examples of devotion true- heartedness, tenderness subtle treason, daspotie desire and tremendous retribu- ton. The engagement is for one night only.
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MISS CECIL SOONER.

The attraction at the New Haven the ater next Monday Tuesday and We'd nesday nights, and at the Wednesday
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four acts and has already achieved sue cess in London, where it ran for the greater part of last season with Lewis Waller in the same part. Seat sale opens Monday.
 THE SLEEPING RT tITTY, AND THE
 BEAST. .~
 The gift of sight is a blessing for
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BljOu TheatcP.

Following directly upon the most suc-
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