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New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Fer the TX ending Tuesday, December II. 1907
bags 6 ans ard SIG bags pegs e5os io5S d bass leans
peas. There has been steady moderate iobbing trade
disposed the demand promptly and prices
nave nave EoI , cnaTse s 90 Is % 81 cC s 5 9 haze gone
mainly at 81 % some pretty good lots at 81 20 with
supplies light and values fairly steady Pea have
30 generally. feeling is quite steady at that
Te T s afIr arr are psr9icnaTiy duh RED kidney have
shown further decline under some eompetrioH TO secure @
irdsposition further concessions fine dry
little tobinr business is reported 2s@5c higher
d 4 8 %f haze o eaSs6 9f Gf are deeded5 higher and &
so OIa ch6cs s 2SSs2 al;S 30: Common @ 6 good s2gss
Ps s.e ise Gisy ehiss isss eoos Sc % 7oas2 @ Ensy
s2s9' fafts soup. y s6 ss5ss s. so a choice
g 5gss 26 una california So eo9sa s0' PEAS Scotch
f2T sSpo the to wss S4oD al2oe os PEs Ps
other countries rs pkgs There d nave a neeh 70 g dgR
Si na ecldea Changes IN values except medium
qsss e4s hef fry hiye bea s for few days but
moderate at the close aha tha5 as .a fen to make
little better feeling here the very n ngn & anaiiss s
@ The g make sv OF a9 ng1er gods :. here from
I9k being TsVg Ts hse ssndss nsP today N p
sa at al 2sc % ss Sgtf om @ ao Down ars IN
siderable accumulation, and there is pressure 20 i s
5ss sie Of foe oh the be 'bat boust dn
s e 5e Of but frsS ssys age soi much
other grades Quite good deal Of process Paer % f Ss
pressure sell has kept the nasees easy n T., small
sohE ss aHo wss cariots be bought At
has sGa gaef'y ". wen anos s sRs
s5scss sDs snlass psr ARE Re- c as = 90 as
sSsssls ssss: do I ssss2ss sss 10 sS
sssoass a z g sod. s-: sss as;5y do soS
.ssis se saoon Ss' 7ss s de
Imitation hrsts 29g2ls western est ,brds ia
nss!a fs sGs sgss a,oa Ok tso0 No i7aise % IsSo
s ho.s. fsg ts so o Other countries ei
market has shown very he n saers ab
bad hed off SO long permitted their stocks to run
low and have been sesn ay sctive IN good
70 dne fun cheese but od U dealers Sf as
hsTe hsas sssTsy d and
ago and a. ohef fbsn ssi ga holders
inclined "a e n,T aee ps en nensa to hurry
though demand as II ess sassrs s0Ps sewS S
basis Of ,sy prices no, ssen disposed TO offer al
ss Prsse sres Fine skins. fair demand
bur s So fsr coorea and
state so sfge r eeod 'sa ns Do ~iss
sooe ao@a t. es ss al ieiss 1R e ss sss sos n
apsas ife sx, DO ,ss ssr to good
sss 90 ss .o,.s: rs
n.reS 10 ssoSI,s points Tssfe are signs
e fresh eggs r3m the .So so0h e tu and the
sss @ as have .as, E, firm rom sss
sss aSa e from nss p4%s
with prices soos Mos' many fair to good lots
STOCK ar. qe7c and seriously Defective
sss Hs s5ss L:
certain specie PsnnsSans selected white
fancy SOC good to snSies best sssse DO s,s to
mined fancy se: do extras asGaes DC extra
sse d: soass: .ss sts1ass sTs,.
9ss sfadss g. se7o as under grades isSis'
uH:sd seduiI1IgalM.ivassa-a.e.,s. i1gl.iv - As v'sA NA
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18

New York. December II. 1907.
BEEVEs-Receipts were ~ cars. oE l63 head incing-
l. the market
ing In live cattle any Importance. The feeling was
weak Dressed beef In fair demand at ITgloc per
at lIQ12Zc per To- Christmas beeves at 124Gl3t.c,
dressed weight: refrigerator beef lower at 91zc per 10
quarters Schwarzschild Sulzberger and
$50 J. shamberg SON and the Oceanic for
Southampton carried about LOCO quarters OF beI dde
between the Swift Beef Company and the Morris Beer
CaIVEs-Receipts were 212 head. all consigned d-
with the exception OF head The
which sold at s11Se 30 per lo ID
and market rated steady The feeling was a
tre firm barnyard and Western calves put none wers
on sale Dressed steady TO firm at S2alI &c per
10 for city yeas and s42zc per ID Tor city
saJesEW r. Hume: veaIs at SO so
per 100 10; 2 do. 100 NJ. ct IS. 800
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were is cars or 3,936
head for slaughterers and 10 LOT le
market Sheep easier and less active leiAps "eah
with the exception of prime and choice grades whlch
red over 10 prime sheep sold at S3S2 per 100
10; 81 so. medium TO choice lambs a. 80 gs' ~
So 5o dressed mutton steady at aa9c per 10
as high as 12ac dressed hOthouse ianns We're
and best quality sold at slogs- per carcass
common to fair carcasses at S54Ss. - -. 30
saies-Kerns Commission Company: 12i Ohio lambs Is
n average. 81 so 100 b i3i Indiana 90 80 To- al
81 81 II: 7e no at 81 isi Buffalo do ss ln at at
Buffalo sheep 10 10. at So do. 80 ~ at -; S ONO
do 81 ~ 81 s:a do $50 Ib at s4 81 Pennssanis
cuiIs 10. So so; goats at s8 Zach - .o =, r
W R, Hume 2o4 state lambs 20 In at 81 90; IL culs
10 al artis s % Som 6s state lambs ~ 81 SO; 1877
no II RI, az 81 10: II state sheep 100 n. at 81
S ere consigned direct to slaughteres Nominaliy
rmer live hogs on Bunalo advces country dressed
hogs $40" S and nd Sase for light weights pigs
o saes~Tobn g. Shannon date yesterday: state hogs
,,s n average. at 81 80 per 100 10.
s Judd Co 0ate yesterday: 10 state pigs. SO n. at
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec. i7-CATTLE-Receipts testimated). 1000
market steady; So BOG Q$b 25 81 $50
81 10 heifers 50s5 rs: bulls 81 e0g$4 So calves $9Q
e. .tockers and feeders s3 25qS4 SO HOGs-Recepts
head market active and l02c higher
Voice heavy shipping s4 s0aS5 light butchers 81 soG
a. a. light mixed 81 TOs4 IS choice light 81 70dsA So
nacSiur S. 20as4 50: pigs So T5as4 50 bulk of sales
e Thmss so sHEEP-Receips testImatedl. l20 head
steady; sheep 50 aogS4 TO- anps % 4ogso 80
Ssncnnah Dec 1T.-HoGS-Market active. butchers
a,d sbnpers 81 s5dss 30: common. So 1884. CATTLE
slow: fair good shippers 81 75s5 10: COM
,non s21so rs sHEEP-Market strong a 81 25ds4 90
= Awrs@Narket higher at - 50Gs6 rs.
East BufTaio. observation-disclosures. 200 head:
e. * VEALS-Recepts $50 head market active and
Sc lower al x5TsB HOGS-Recefpts 1900 head; mar
ket active and higher heavy and mixed s. saa
s6. workers eGss: pigs 81 Tofs4 7a rouFhs 80 lrr
Ia 20 stays hhs4: dairies 81 7Ess4 90 SHEEP AND
IAMBS-Receipts. b4oo head market active and steady
at unchanged prices
Including 200 Seutherns; market closed seady choice
ort and dressed steers sSs5 se rair 10 good $40
* western So 7kss 2s steckers ard feeders -
s4 Southern SO Bass4 40 Southern cows So ~
ssss Is native 50 4o@s4 nstve heifsrs s. 1ss
7s6ssa 50: calves 50 2ss"rs HfseaS-R@-
re'pts head market onensd iea2oc sisnsr; top
packers. 81 4e1s4 TO- ntgs ard light ~ "a ssa,s - a
sHEEP-Fecepts $500: market strong 70 I0c higher
smbs s5asa 90 and yearlings 80 So; Western
yesrlinxs 5ofsS Western shseD. $S oO0$A TO- Stock
- ana fsadsrA ta93A n
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
PUBLIC NOTICE.
City of New Rochelle, y. Y.
Sale of s1se 10000 Certificates of Indeia ednes.

Sealed proposals wiz be received by tho Common
Council of the Citv New Rochelle y. Y. eight
oclocb o. m MONDAY DECEMBER % 1907. the
Common Council Chambers, IN the City Hall Building.
on ne of and Mechanic streets for any
all Of twcnty-sfx t2S certificates Of Indebtedness
Five GS5 o0l Dollars each, said Certif
Gates indebtedness to be dated the gard day %
December. 1907. and payable on the 23rd day OF
August. zoos
These certificates OF Indebtedness issued pur-
Chapter I2s of the Laws OF the State OF New
York year 1899, aud the Acts anIendatory
and pursuant to Il resolution Of the Common
City adopted December 9Th, 1907: said
cerlhre:cS OF Indebtedness to be issued In auticipa
tion OF collection OF city for the
from one TO twenty inclusive ana shall bear in
at 90 cent? centaIn per
annum will be sold TO the person. firm cor
Offering the highest premium therefor
The G. reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids
All bids 10 be addressed TO Charles Kammcrmeyer.
City and marked such.
Fsch bid shaU te accompanied by deposit OF Two
6CIt Dollars IN cash. certified check
f,r ;nat amount. payable the order OF City
Treasurer Of city of New Rochelle, such deposit
10 De forfeited the City IL the party parties to
whom the certificates shall he awarded fail to take
and pay for -he same in accordance with the terms
The certificates 10 bc delivered the of the
Hall In the City Of New Rochelle.
y. Y, o Thursday, December 18th, 1907, at eleven
No bid viii be received for than par
Purchasers Will be required to pay accrued in
terest
New Rochelle y. Y.
Dated New Rochelle n. Y December g. 1901
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER, city Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York December Il, 1907.
s. coFT FT-While tho Brazilian news continued en-
~-Sc4rr Iocal coffee market showed a continued
- ~ important support and opening
sts-e4s L. .aints higher eSsed on under light Toaz
closing unchanged 10 points
sales reported $50 bags The initial
was hardly a the French market.
,tsh pas : E12 franc higher the hour OF the
,arsI areuns ana which closed Unchanged 70 4 franc
.srSs- Hamburg unchanged 20 a Ptenns
SEA- Tas reaction IN the French market may have
late session when
T,-0re raoserate seller. but matter Of TACT
So little paid to the general news OF
brazilian markets Rio steady at advance uf
~ -es while Santos frTa and unchanged The
ssTish feature continues the light movement. Ac
--Einr % Yesterdays cable. TIE ports received
7Soo0 bags last and 3S 900
s.a-s interior receipts suggested
fut figures Of two ago for the ilne-
ssie fU-lrr. JUnGiahy reported cniy 10000 bags.
srsiusf l. IaJ5 The market for spot coffee
re steady, with quotations the basis of csc
Hr Rio No =
The range prices in the local market to
esr was follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18

C0Tg0N-The catton market was less active to-day
with Ehs close steady net unchanged
points lower Sales for the DAY were estimated az
bales steady at unchanged
pes 70 decline Of points and during Jhe early ses-
market sold of loss Of ssTS points
positions. a result liquidation, selling by
houses of January and siar Wall Street offerings
local bear The decline promoted by
bver cables. a5vcss that labor troubles
Lancashire
TIE western belt ana unforale accounts Of the market
decline 1b5sC January
seemed be considerable demand. and during the
middle prices rallied covering After selling
the closing figures of last night l0d
Y points from the lowest covering Ay early sellers
enc attracted by Southern advic@s claiming
'aa spot one-tags were being withdrawn the market
the scattering short Interest
ben reduced. prices day
th- session. when Janusry sold I0.55c.
nr andeT the low figures ched just after the
ForerIrcerts crop estimate published last week
i-fue1cd- according private cables. by
ron Na~ York and :=ar Of labor troubles. Liverpool
fails repunJed the local decline Monday.
ssieE continue liberal.
fe increased receipts Southern ports recently
duo % the demand "a MI December engagements
to- export Local people said thai Nigh grades In the
western belt basis SO points easier than last
The ranse OF prices to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
Proposals..
PUBLIC NOTICE.
City Of New Rochelle, y. Y.
Sale of slo.s75.eo Certificates of Indebtedness

Sealed proposals be received By the Common Coun
Gil City Rochelle y. " up to eight O'CLOCK
p, n, Monday. December %. 1907, at the Common
Council Chambers in the city Han Building. on the
OF Main and Mechanic streets for any or all or
eighteen Indebtedness for one thousand
Isl 0cO 00 Dollars each, and certificate OF hdeote
thousand eight hundred and seventy -nVe
tS1s75 be dated the 23rG day Of December
1907. and payable the 23rd day Of August Ito>-
These certincses Indebtedness issued pursuant
TO Chapter o Laws of the state OF New York
year 1899 and the Acts amendatory thereof ana
pursuant to resolution Of the Common Council OF SAID
City adopted 10 1907 said certificates OF IN
dcbtcdness issued in anticipation OF the CORRECTION
Of 1908 These certificates are
be numbered from nineteen inclusive and shal
of six t6 per cent? per csnuIh
Iera and sold person. hrn or
poratcn Offering the highest premium therefor
The the right 70 reject any or all bids
All bids 10 tc addressed Charles hammermeyer'
City Clerk. and marked such
Each bid shall be accompanied by deposit OF one
thousand $1,000 Dollars in cash or certified check for
that amount payable order the City Treasurer
OF city OF New Rochelle such depos to be forfeited
10 the CITY n party parties whom the certh
Gates shall AWARDED fail cake and for the same
in accordance with terms Of sale
The be delivered the office Of the City
TREASURER city Hail. in the City New Rochelle y. y,
on Thursday December 26th 1907 eleven O'Clock
No viii be- less
Purchasers viii be required to pay accrued interest
Iy order the Comm IN Council OF the City Of New
Rochelle y. y
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER.
City Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
Trust Com pdnies.
TO THE
DEPOSITORS AND STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
KNICKERBOCKER TRUST GO.
Trust Componses.


will the
BroadS
PARSONS dis
of
by
of
the of
nferaber b issued by the depoitay.
DaedDe q
BOURNE, Chairman, Broadway n T.
A HIGGINS, Broadway, N.
PneSt N
n. Y.
Al TUCKER,
CHARLES N
N.
JULIEN = DAvhs s.',a St, X. y Counsel to
S0LEY COMMITTEE
Nassau N.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
Financial Elections.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN coal COMPANY.
OF ALLEGANY COUNTY.
NO BROADWAY.
New York December 9. 1897
The Annual Election for Directors OF the American
Coal Company of Allesany County New Jersey, will be
held at the Compaays Office SO Montgomery Street.
Jersey city. NJ j. on Thursday. the e6th day OF De-
between of IL 90 and Oo p. III.
GEO. n BOWLBY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

s1 IL: do Jersey Long Island. rutabaga 7bcfS1;
WATERCRFSS. per 100 buncleS S1gsl 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18

The regular quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE
QUARTER PER CENT Common stock has
been declared. payable January 18th. 1905 stock
holders OF record close Of December
2sth. 1907 Transfer be closed from
cernber 30th. 1907. January 18th Ie0s tnSiu
sive F. E BUGBEE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
KNIcKERB0cKER TRUST COMPANY
DEP0SIT0RS Committee.
Elnsnul PARSONS Chairman HERBERT SATTERlEE Counsel
No Floor, Broadwa


Dsls can
eFame andTr
the
l.
Who %
Voting Trustees
of
Of Company
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
OFFICE OF THE BCFTAL0. nOCuHsrxB
. rIrTSBCRGH pAIwAY COMPANY.

The eri-annuai dividend of three cent on the
guaranteed stock Of the Allegheny Western Railway
Company paid January 2nd 1893. to the stock
holders December 10th at Checks win
be mailed the stockholders
ERNEST ISELIN. Assistant TreaenER.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
Mr~H1c.AN cEvrR,L R.IIReAp Cd.

ffrand Central ton n v Dec I3Ui
Boa Of of tais CNra-anv have thss
ssv declared a semi-annua dividend Of three cent.
ri an extra dvileu1 OF two cent. its CAPT
PAYABLE January Goth 1a0s. TO stockholders
dat3 3ofcf p NJ On
CHARLES 2 cox
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
RAILWAY STEEL-sPRING COMPANY.

A quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREE-QUAR-
TERS PER CENT aka has this day been declared
the Preferred Stoek of this Company. payable De
goth. 1891. stockholders OF December
10Th. 1907, Messrs Harvey Fisk & Sons. o. Cedar
Street. New York City.
Transfer books OF the Preferred closed
December 10th and re-opened December 21ss.
1907.
RAILWAY STEEL-sPRING COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
To the Holders of the
FIRST EXTENSION MORTGAGE BONDS
and SERIAL NOTES
BETHLEHEM srEEL COMPANY.

Coupons maturing January ist. 1908 OF the Bethl--
hem Steel Company First Extension Mortsage Bonds.
and Six Serial Notes. issue OF July 1st 1901
viii be paid and after December 2eth presena-
and surrender. the office of Gessrs- Harvey
Fisk & 62 Cedar Street. New York City. OF the
said coupons
BY order b H. JONES. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
DiUidend Notices.
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
THE MONONGAHELA RIVER CONSOLIDATED COAL
& COEE COMPANY.
Pittsburgh. Penn a. December 4tk. 1907
DIVTDEND:-The Board of Directors Of this Company
has day dividend 0 one-hzlt
35l preferred stock. OF the
ngs for six go months ending October 3lsr 1907
January 23th 1875 stockholders OF record
ing OF January 18TH
ing OF
18th. Checks will be mailed 20 stockholders
W HAMILTON BRCNT. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
LAVE ERIE q WESTERN f. R.

LANE ERIE WESTERN K. r. co.
Gr~nd Central station N " Dec N. 1907
The Board O Directors Of this Company have this
day declares dividend
f.rred cspitaI payable this once January
18th 1905 s-oekraiders O'Clock p. NJ.
CHARLES r. cox Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
CLEVELAND CINCINNATI. CHICAGO & ST LOUIS
RY- co.

Grand Central Station. \. T.. Dec IL 1907.
The Board of Directors OF, this Company have de-
clared dividend and can't
preferred capital stock Davable at the office OF
j p & New York. January .ott,
HOS 20 stockholders a . O'Clock +. NJ
'''1"'' CHARLEs F. cox Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18

LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN soTrHERN R4o 60
The Boasd Of Directors ef This COMPANY have this
dav a sem-annuai dividend os six cent.
and an extra dividend of cent uDOn It's com
mon eanitaI stock PAYABLE January 2ath. 1905. 20
stock record o'clock r. 81. on December
31St. 1907
They have declared dividends at the rates
Corpany's guaranteed stock n9ysble Feoru-
ary list To Stockholders of record at ; O'Clock
p NJ on December 31st 1897
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18

1do BroadWay. New forA DeceEaber u Isu.
resolution Of Board of Trustees dividend ot
FOUR PER CENT. is payable on December %lst. 1907.
stockholders Of record at the close Of business
p ". December card. 1897.
ARTHUR TERRY. Treasurer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-19
DANCING

Mir and Mrs John F. hicks dancing academy over the and 10 cent store. New class for beginners will start Thursday evening. Nov. 2l. Advsne- ed class with orchestra music Friday evenings. ChildTea's class Saturday afternoon Ball room and fancy dancing. Tel I77-5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-19

L. T. Cooper, the man who believes that 90 per cent. of all ill health of this generation is caused by stomach trouble. is fast winning a national faith in his theory. His claim is now admitted by a surprising number of people throughout the country, and he is gaining new adherents every day.
 While speaking of his success in a recent interview, MT. Cooper said: T believed ten years ago that any one who could produce a formula that would thoroughly regulate the stom- ach would have fortune. When l got hold of this formula I knew with in six months that l was right, and that my fortune was made. called the medicine Cooper's New Discovery, although I did not get up the formula. I have owned it, however, for over three years. have had one lawsuit over it. winch I won in the courts. When it was settled The Cooper Medi- cine Company became the only firm in the world that can prepare the medi- cine. The preparation has sold like wildfre wherever introduced. As I have said before, it is successful sim ply because it puts the stomach in perfect shape, then nature does the rest. There are any number of con- plaints never before associated with stomach trouble that the medicine has slIeyiated in thousands Of eases"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-19
MRS LESLIE CARTER.

In speaking of a dramatic artist such as Mrs Leslie Carter, one natur. ally drops into superlatives. The reason for this is that a dramatic temperament such as she possesses to so large degree, is something of ex- ceeding rarity. There are plenty of actresses who are well versed in the technic of the stage-who know all about acting, as it said; but who do not bring poignant conviction to their work-who do not carry over the foot lights and grip the heart of the au- ditor. It is only the great artist with personality and temperament who does this. It is on this account that Mrs Carter is constantly referred to as the foremost actress 1f our time. At Polls on Wednesday evening she will be seen in David Relascos play. "Du Barry" the biggest play that has come from the pen of an American dramatist. It is a matter of some in
 terest that the production in which she will appear is tho one which she has always used. Prices 50c to $2. Seats now on sale. No free list.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-19

VAUDEVILLE.

Another good bill is on the boards at the Jacques :his week and is just as entertaining as that of last. AL though Harry Lee. the street car conductor. was the champion ap- plause receiver last evening. the honors of the week really go to Agnes Scott and Horace Wright in a sketch, The Wall Between" The sketch is written by Miss Scott and has the same idea as that of The American Lord" as played two sea- sons ago by William Crane. It is an interesting skit with a touch of sentiment which gives a pleasing ef- feet. The singing of Mr Wright last evening was well received. while Miss Scott's enactment of shy country Isssie was COmmendable. Although Harry Lees monologue is rot any too good. his parOdies brought down the house Some of them go close to the extreme Ed ward F. ReynsTd. the ventTiloquist. has a much better number than the ordinary ventriloquist. the mechani- cal effects being rather novel The act is not nearly as dry as the ma iority of its kind The Dunedin troupe of cyclists do some remarks- ble feats on the bicycles. Thsy per form with a neatness and accuracy that places them among the best Although the troupe is a quintette. the father simply stays on the stage 10 look after ais two daughters and two sons WoTk and Over. eocen- trie scrobzts- are about the same as the general run of acrobzts- LeviIls and Sinclair singers and dancers. are fortunate to be drawing their salary. or pay tHt the PeIolS- the opening number are funny that -is. the male member is funny The boys in tEs gallery enjoyed 1t i'm renseIv last evening while PeEOt wzs catching apples oz a fork He would throw an appzz to the zsIleTT and the receiver v0aId let it go at the tork zsz- AIthoagh 1t is an old stunt, Issz evening ths szdis1es
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-19

P o LIS
MRS PATRICK CAMPBELL.

The visit of Mrs Patrick Campbell. the greatest of English speaking act rcsses at Polls this. evening in "The Second Mrs Tanqueray.' is the most notable event of the local dramatic season. Her appearance is without question important theatrically and socially, for Mrs Campbell is not only one of. the great actresses of the world, ranking with Bernhardt and Duse, but she is quite a figure sc- cially in London also. The work of no player of the present day has been more seriously or wider discussed than hers. Her engaging personality, her marvellous though strange beauty, her extreme naturalness and digni- fled repose compels the deepest inter- est and unfailing attention in her every movement; in fact it is quite impossible not to be interested in her, peculiar fascination rivets all eyes to her from the first instant of her appearance upon the scene and until she again disappears. The prices for this engamement will range from soc to $2. Seats now on sale. No free list
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-19
SAM BERNARD

The offering at Polls on Friday evening will be Charles Frohman production of the musical farce, The Rich Mir Hoggenheimer," with Sam Bernard in the title role. In this new play Piggy" of The Girl from Kay's," has reached the middle age. has q wife and grown son, and through his regard for the former and devotion to the latter he finds hint self enmeshed in tangle of con- promising and ludicrous incidents which keep his audiences in roars Of laughter. The well known Piggy" of MT Bernard was an interesting con- ception, and the character under new surroundings gives him opportunity for a number of laughter provoking situations. Miss Georgia Caine. a comedienne of fine reputation and I company of seventy brisk support CTS will be seen in Mir Bernard's or ganization. The combination of mirth and melody in the new musical farce appeals with unusual persuasiveness to lovers of bright. cleaI.. wholesome entertainment. Prices 2Jc to $150.