The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-06

uhuSI lllS lltISSy 1ilS DUCK OIL the
Rose; also new editions of his nature
stories.
Among the most important an
nouncements of Fall publications is
Maurice Hewlett's THE STOPPING
Lady" which has been running as
serial in The Bookman, and which
will be issued in book form by Dodd,
Mead & Co. They also announce two
other new novels for Fall publication
THE Halo by Bettina Won Hutton,
author Of Pam" and THE Heart of
Jessie Laurie" by Amelia E. Barr.
George Bernard shaw's Passion.
Poison and Fertilization" is also on the
Autumn list.
The Century Company will publish
this Fall new novel Of American life.
with scenes laid in Boston, New York
and the Vermont hills by Anna Doug
lass sedgwick; THE Quest of the Col
onial," by Robert and Elizabeth
'shackleton, and "a Tuscan CHILDHOOD
by an Italian noblewoman, Lisi CiDri-
ami The Fall publications for young
folks will include another of Frances
Hodgson Rurnett's fairy stories, "The
Cozy Lion; a new story of school
life 'Toms Dick and Harriet" hy
Ralph Henry Barbour; CAPTAIN
Jane" by Alice Hogan Rice, and "Ab-
bic Ann" by the author Of the EN-
my Lou stories, George Madden Mar
tin; also Father and Baby" by Emf
lie Poulsson.
Algiers and Beyond" a richly Illus
trated work by NJ. w. Hilton-Simnson
describing the scenery of Algiers and
the habits and customs of the lAlgeri-
ans, Is announced as one of D. Apple
ton & Co.'S Fall importations. "Robert
Owen" a two-volume work by Frank
! Podmore, will be another Fall importa-
ton of the Appletons 1t is the first
comprehensive biography of the great
Socialist and contains an account Of the
cooperative movement. D. Appleton q
Co. have also secured for their Fall
list: "Wilhelmina, Margarine of Bal
reuth" biography OF the sister Of
Frederick the Great; "Who Killed LADY
| Poynter" new novel by Richard
Marsh; 1.-THE Adventurer," which has
been running as serial, ana wfict,
will be published In book form. also \
beautiful quarto gift book devoted to
the life of Mary Queen Of Scots" bv
Walter Wood, illustrated with pictures
in color by. James Orrock, r. l., and
Sir James Linton, R. I.
The most important publications Of
the Outing Company this Fall viii be.
Camp and Trail" by Stewart Edward
White, a book for the nature lover, the
Summer camp and the woodsman; "Thc
Way Of Man." Western romance, by
Emerson Hough, author of 1.-THE Mis-,
4 sissippi Bubble; 1.-THE Tragedy OF
Russia In Pacific ASIA" by Frederick
Mccormick, who as the Associated
Press representative with the Russian
army, was on the firing line at Mukder
and Lao Yang; also love story. "At
the Foot of the Rainbow" by Gene
stratton Porter, and two new books by
Ralph D. Paine.
A new edition Of the Schaff- Herzoe
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge
enlarged from three to twelve volumes
and embracing theological, historical
and biographical subjects, from the
earliest times to the present day, also
a revised edition Of the Encyclopedia o.
Social Reform, will be issued by the
Funk & Wagnalls Company in August
July Lippincott's contains the lates
automobile novel by G. N. and A. M
Williamson. Its title is HE Who stol,
and Rode Away" and it appears com
plete in one number of the magazine
This means that the plot is packed
full Of meat-not padded out TO maxi
so many pages of print Like Brown
in the Williamsons' early success "Tht
Lightning Conductor" this new hero i
a gentleman chauffeur, and the girl il
"Winner." The characters are rea
flesh and blood people, and the reade
is thoroughly in sympathy with pluck.
Larry OHagan' in all his exploits
which sometimes threaten to land hin
in jail-but eventually bring him to
state nearer Paradise.
The short stories and other article
are good one this month.
The Outing Magazine for July is
big and tempting issue, alive will
high-class fiction and with special arti
cles Of present-day Importance. 9TH
Tales of a Collector Of Whiskers" ha
in it a second episode, entitled eth
Bearded Peasants Revenge" Thes
t ales are delightfully."- absurd and full
Of quaint humor. A second installmen
of Mr. Emerson Houghs story, entitled
: 1.-THE Way Of Man" also appears. I
deepens the impression made by tn
first installment-that this story vii
be one to be remembered. The special ar
ticles are ideal for midsummer reading
; Hunting the Muskrat With a Camera
: is by Bonnycastle Dale; 1.-THE Req
; Boys Camp" by Robert Dunn, de
scribes the rise of an institution that
helping the boys to a more enjoyabl
bcyhood and a more healthful manhood
| "Mansvelt, the Buffer" is the brie
summary of man in whose buccanec
, mind first flourished the idea OF a,
: American Republic.
The Circle for July is out, with
; cover design appropriate to the Fourt
} and to the noisy boy who rules tn
, country on that day with his inevitabl