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ON THE RAGE TRACK.
Saratoga Results.

Saragota. 19-lne Kentucky filies sell Ing stake for 2-year-olds was the fea- lure of the card at the Spa track today. Frizette was the faVorite and but for a poor ride would probably have won. She closed very strong and was beaten two heads. finishing third in drive Ella O'Neill made the pace, but was tiring fast nt the wire.
 First Race-ripping. 12 to 1, won; Belle of lroquois, to ), second Sister Frances 1 to I'd. ,me 1:26 1-5.
 Second Raee-raul Jones, to 2 won: Paprika, 1 to 9 second; Rocket, 10 to g. third. Time, 5:2I.
 Third Race-Ella O'Neil. 15 to l, won; Black Mary, 3 to 3. second; Frzette, out, third. Time. l1694
 Fourth Race-remaceo, Il to 5, won; ressna, to 1, second; Rio Grande, out third. Time, 1:52 3-5.
 Fifth Race-Zibango, 13 to 6 won; standover. 10 1, second; Phil Finch. even third. Time. 1:i0 2-5.
 Sixth Race-Dennis Stafford to |. won; C. J. Celia. 3 to 1, second Miss Delaney. 3 to 1, third. Time. 1:o7 4-5.
 Saratoga Entries.
 First race, 3-year-olds and upward, han dcap, six furongs-Bat Masterson, Ill. Handzarra. 1l3; Keator, 1l2; J. (. Core. l16; Cressina, Ills; w. M. Daniel, lll, Dol ly Spanker, IT; Oxford, 1l2; Ben Ban, lO4; Lady Anne 10i: Berwick. 9S, Cable gram l02: Melbourne, Vans, ll0
 Also Eligibe-Far West. l26 Faust, 107; Perjuico, S6; Listless, S7.
 Second race, 3-year-olds and up selling. mile--Fiat, 106 Vaqueroz, 90; Mare An thony, 10S Rondor lOG; l. .-rlile, 9S; Sir Todaington, g; Campaign, 1l0; Inqusitor, eS; Beggar Maid, 30; Vino, 9S; Nancy, 90; Fancy Bird 1o3; Quagga, 9l.
 Third race. 2-year-olds, five and half furlongs-King Sol, 107; I4e Knows, ll4; Grand Dame, 114; Anonyma, 99; Monopo- list. l07: Cohort. 127; Ben Fleet, 1l7;; Black Domino 99; Fultonville, l07; Sun Clean, 99; Smiley Corbitt, lO2; Robert Cooper. 102: Call --oy, 106.
 Fourth race, Merchants and Citizens handicap, three year olds and up. mile and sixteenth-Running Water, 1l9; Supe' man, III; Cairngorm, 1l3 Red Leaf, s5; TT. Gardner, l20; Dandelion, llS. Gal la. it. 1ll: Far West, 120,
 fifth race, three years and up selling. mile and one-third-Weirdsome 9S; Good Luck, 106; Red Leaf. 97; Ocean Spray, 96; Lane Allen, 101; Maxnar. 10l Lancastrian. I01; Missouri Lad, 103; Right Royal, 10i.
 Sixth race, maiden three year olds and up, one mile-Tense. 9l; Puritan Girl, 107; Perjucio, 112: Vervane, o7 Handzarra, ie,; Ram Rod. 100: Howard Shean. 1l2: Lichtmeiss. 112; riro. 109 SalHolatile. lo2; Bromina, 1o7: Long Dan, l01; Summer Cloud, 1O7; Cork Hill, 1l2.
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Yellow Fever Not Spreading.

Washington, August 19.-Under to- days date Chief Surgeon Taylor, at Marianao, Cuba, reporting on the fever situation, says that Private Robert Wallace died yesterday from the dis ease. He adds that with the exception of two serious cases the others are doing well and there are no new cases in the command.
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Wanted on Murder Charge.

Springfield. H., August 19.-A requi- sition was issued today by Governor Deneen on the governor of Tennessee for the return of James Robbins, who is in the county jail of Lauderdale county, Tennessee, and who is wanted in Franklin county on the charge of murdering Joseph Lee in 1906.
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Medical Society Sticks to Science.

The Jefferson County Medical society held scientific meeting last night in the city hall with large number of physi- clans present. The programme was q symposium on "Dysentery," composed of a paper by Dr. John Douglas. on Causes and Pathology" one by pr. H. E. Pres ley on symptoms and Diagnosis" and one on treatment" by pr. J. D. Hea- cock No resolutions or any business of importance was taken up
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, August 19,-After losing fif teen straight games Boston today de- feated Pittsburg. R. H. F. Boston ...........1O0 GOO 63--1O 1s ? Pittsburg 010 900 110- 2
 Batteries: Flaherty and Brown; Leev- CT, Duggleby and Phelps.
 New York. August 19.-In ninth inning rally New York won from Chi cago at the Polo grounds today. Chicago .........OO OO1 900 oOO--1 l New York ....... GOO 900 o02-2
 Batteries: Lundgren and Hling; Tay- Tor, Lynch and Bresnahan.
 Brooklyn. August 19.-Cincinnati won easily from the local team today. Cincinnati ........1 1SO 100 00O--5 1 Brooklyn ....... 100 001 00O-2
 Batteries: Ewing and Mclean Pas torius, Bell and Ritter and Bergen.
 Philadelphia. August 19.-St. Louis won from Philadelphia today through better hitting. R. H. E. Philadelphia 900 02o 0oo-2
 Batteries. Karger and Marshill; Cor ridon Ritchie and Jacklitsch.
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Rumor Discredited.

Paris. August 19.-tne government has not received any confirmation of the re- port that the Sultan of Morocco intends to protest to the powers against Frances action at Casa Blanca. The foreign office dscredits the rumor.
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Twenty Persons Injured.

Cedar Rapids, la., August 19.-A pas senger train on the Chicago. Milwau kee and St. Paul was wrecked today at Keystone, thirty miles west. Twenty persons were injured, several seri- ouSly.
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SUMMARY Y

 Two-base hit-Gaston. Stolen bases-Mannlng, Rickert, Gatins and Molesworth Sacrifice hits-Garvln Gaston, Gatins. Manning. Double plays Manuel, Gatins, Sabrie Struck out-Manue [. Turner 3. Bases on balls-Manuel 1, Turner l. Time-1:4 AS. I'mpire-Rudderham
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Tribes Are Aroused.

Tanglr, August 19.-The tribes in the vl- cinity of Mazagan are In a state of agi- tation, but no immediate attack is appre- hended The situation at Mogador, Safi. Rabat and Fl Aralsh remains calm. The Spanish troops landed at Casa Blanca.
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Indoor Baseball.

Indoor baseball played by St, Paufs Annette association last night resulted as followers: Reds H. Blues, 15, Batteries; McGowan and McGowan: Brand and Brand Each team has one game to its credit
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NauQhn In Savannah.

Savannah. Ga, August (Special)- Manager Vaughn of the Birmingham baseball club is here looking over players for his team,
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Moors RepuIsed.

Casa Blanca, Morocco August 19,-A large force of Moors suddenly descended upon the French camp this morning but were driven off after sharp conflict. There was considerable slaughter.
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OTHER GAMES.

Woodward, August 19.-The game of baseball between the Woodward Iron com pany and Fairview resulted to 1 in favor of Woodward. It was a very one sided game. The features of the game were two come runs and two two base hits by the home team. Batteries Reid and Otte; Hamilton and Hamilton
 The Eleventh Avenue Stars defeated the St. Charles Street Sars yesterday by the score of to D. Batteries: Jaffee and Crow; Cleveland, J. Sunday and l.. Bun day The features of the game were Jaffes pitching and rows base throwing.
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Lotta Buys Sonoma Girl.

New York August 1s.-A dispatch from Boston reports that the phenomenal trot- te,, Sonoma Girl, has been sold to Miss Lotta Crabtree, the former actress, Tor
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Doubleheader Divided.
Memphis Defeats Atlanta.

Memphis, August 19.-Suggs' pitching was largely responsible for Atlanta's defeat today. Memphis scored the only runs of the game in the second and third innings K. H. E. Atlanta .000 900 000--0 6 Memphis ..........011 900 000--2 10 1
 Batteries: Mckenzie and Sweeney; Suggs and Hurlburt. Time, 205. Um- hires Davis and Eldridge.
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TUCK TURNER HAS ANOTHER BAD DAY Loses the Game After Pitching
 Fine Fall M0XlE MANUEL PULLS OUT Rarons Make Twelve Hits to oppo- nents Six, But Runs Fail to Be
 Delivered After Getting
 On Bases.
THE STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

New Orleans, 4; Birmingham, 3. Shreveport, 3-S; Montgomery, 7-4, Memphis, 9; Atlanta. 0.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland August 19.-Waddell was wild
 and lasted but one inning. Detroit was
 hit hard and Bender finished the game.
 Joss went to pieces in the third. R.H. B.
 Cleveland .. BOP 001 200 3 Philadelphia .. .. .. -. .0o6 Ol0 120-1O II
 Batteries: Joss, Lebhardt and Clarke; Waddell, Dygert, Bender and Powers Detroit, August 19-Cobb's triple with
 two out scored two men in the tenth after
 Boston knocked Siever off the slab and apparently had won the game. Crawford hit to the center field fence, scoring Jones
 from first in the twelfth and won the game, h. II F.. Detroit q. q. ..oO olo oo Zoi-4 lS
 Boston . .. 0oo 600 100 200-3 II 1 Batteries: Kiian and Schmidt; Young Criger and Shaw.
 Chicago, August 19.-Today's game was
 farce. Darkness stopped play after the eighth inning R.H E. Chicago .,.. 4V Vol ol-lo io Washington .. .. O02 600 O. 10 Batteries: White, Sullivan and Hart; Oberlin Tomkins Lanford. Block and Shannon.
 At St. Louis: R.H F. St. Louis .. '' .'.'l York
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Games Today.

Birmingham in New Orleans. Montgomery in Shreveport. Atlanta in Memphis.
 Nash vile In Little Rock.
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SONOMA GIRL LEFT
 FAR IN THE REAR
FAMOUS TRoTTlNG MARE, AFTER BEING SOLD TO CELEBRATED ACTRESS, FAILS TO MAKE ANY SPEED IN RACE.

Readvillc Mass, August 19-Sonoma Girl. the famous trotting mare that yes terday was sold to Lotta Crabtree of Boston for S30,0O0 was distaneed in the first heat of the Blue stake in the Grand Circuit meeting today, the honors going 10 Tempus t'ugit
 At the eighth pole Sonoma Girl was seen to suddenly waver and jump off her stride, which compelled McHenry to pull her to a standstill. After catching her McHenry made d desperate effort to get Inside the distance. though furlong in the rear. With Sonoma Girl out, Tempus Fuglt had little trouble. but lowered the track record for the stake from 2:OS24 to .O7A.
 The Futurity for pacers was handy for Shakespeare, the Lexington, Ky entry The Leading Lady placed q new record In the Futurity for trotters of 2l7, clip ping off two seconds.
 Summaries:
 American horse breeders Futurity $10Oo purse
 Shakespeare. b. C., by Jay Me
 Gregor (Bowerrnam ...........,. Eva Hal, b. f., tWhitel, ...,.. 7 Kayallor. E. cl.. CYoung), ......, 5 Best time. 2:G9s4.
 American horse breeders, futurity. 5000 purse;
 The Leading Lady. b. f., by Bin
 gen CProctor1 ...............''.''.. | Binvolo, b. c. CYoum .............. lalem, h. f. (Bowerman)
 Time: 2:1914; 2:17
 Blue Hill. 2:30 trot. purse @5oO; Tempus Fugit, ch. g., by Mark
 Time CGeersl, .............,..,..'.. Beatrice Billins, b. m. (Dicker-
 som .... ....,.,........''''''''''' Marjorie. g. m. (CoX) ...,,..,..,.. Time: 2:0714; 2:lOla; 2I2.
 2;10 pace, purse $20o; Ethan Roberts, b. g. by Wilkes
 tSnow) ...... ............'.''.,..'.' | The Donna. b. m CDe Ryder) ... Daphin Dirtc, b. m. (Brady ....,, Time: 2;06sa 2:o5sl, 2:o6h.
 The Neponsett, pace, purse $SOoo: Prince Hal, b. g. by Starr Hal
 tSnow) ........'''''..''.'t' Princess Helen. b. m, "A. Me
 Donald) ..............'.'.''.,,..' z Hal C., ch. g. tShanl), ..,,,,....,. b :
 Time: 2:07 2014; 2:0694.
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Try the Gawk for haIf-tone and IIry Aqe-Heraid 1ulidInn
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Empire City Results.

First Race-Spunky. 16 to ,, won;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-08
Y.M.(.A. TENNIS

The results of Y. NJ. C. A. tennis
for the week up to date are as fol-
lows:
Waterhouse (16) won from Rob
bins 15) by 6-1, 6-1.
Brissel (1S) won from Perkins
90 by 6-3, 6-1.
Brock t2D won from Anterior
$50 by 6-3, Ga.
Vanhuizen (23) won from Kerr
COO by 81, 60.
Waterhouse 16) won from Van
huizen (23) by Ga, go.
Brlssel (1S) won from Spalding
GD by 6-1, 60.
Beardmore (1D and Ferreira G0)
began play Thursday. Game stood
6-3 first set for Ferreira and 81 sec
ond set for Beardmore, when called
on account darkness; will be played
of today
To play Saturday, Nov. .:
Geo. Waterhouse tl6) VS.. winner
of Beardmore- Ferreira match.
A. +. Grifhths 90 VS., C.. II. Cooke
(6).
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-08
ST. LOUIS ALUMNI TO ENTERTAIN
BALL PLAYERS

The st. Louis Alumni Association
are going to give everyone a big time
on the night that the Coast team,
bulletin girls and st. Louis team ar
rive. This association is awake and
always doing the right thing at the
right time.
The following communication ex.
plains itself:
Honolulu, T. H., Nov. 7. 1907.
Mr.. Jess l.. Woods, Manager, All-IIa.
wall Baseball Team.
Dear Sir:--I am directed by Mr.
James l.. Holt. president Of the St
Louis College Alumni Association, ia
extend to you and the members OF
the All-Hawaii baseball team an in.
vitation to dance to be given under
the auspices of the Alumni, at the
Alexander Young Hotel, on Friday,
the 22d inst, commencing at $
o'clock p. m. Our guests for the
evenings entertainment will be Mr.
Barney Joy, the members of the
Coast League and the st. Louis base
ball teams, including also the return
ing Bulletin girls.
Respectfully yours,
C. A. X. HOPKINS,
Chairman Entertainment Committee
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-08

Lost, strayed or stolen" The To-
cal press will soon be advertising for
n baseball team known as the st.
Louis, which sailed for Japan the lat
ter part of last month. Anxious
mothers are worrying, sweethearts
are longing, and baseball fans are
wondering. What has become of the
Saints? Fans hold one another up
on the street and ask about the
games and exchange views upon the
doings of the team.
Perhaps they have been arrested.
Such men as Evers are suspicious
looking characters and It Is a we'll
known fact that the Japanese police
are always on the lookout. Perhaps
the boys are so close to the fireside
that they dare not stray away to the
cable office, or are they all nursing
glass arms that have been found In
that frosty climate?
Now Hawaii is proud of its base
ball players and they want to know
how the picked combination of play
ers that went to Japan has come out
la their games. Surely, the bunch
can raise the price of a cablegram,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-08

On Sunday morning the second
class yachts will sail over the Pearl
Harbor course for the Cooper Cup.
There is much interest being taken
in yachting circles as to the outcome
Of this race.
All of the second-class yachts will
start and as good breeze Is blowing
these days the race should prove very
interesting.
| G. T. Schaefcr has entered his new
Yacht the Defiance and she will go
! into the race an unknown quantity.
This yacht was built by the Walkers
and has some original ideas. She is
supposed to be very fast and her
work will be carefully watched by
everyone interested.
In the first race the Defiance enter
cd she capsiZed and proved to be
somewhat of II joke. Judgment
should not be passed on this acct
dent. however, and she should be CIV
On a fair trial.
The Maggie and the Defiance are
both the same length, As the Maggie
Is considered the fastest of the small
yachts the rivalry will be keen.
The result of this race will hold
local yachtsmen until II Is over.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-08
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BARNEY Joy Will Be
WELCOMED HOME

When Barney Joy steps up to the
plato in the opening game in the
Coast series games he will he given Il
rousinG welcome. II Is up to every
one in Honolulu who loves baseball to
give the big athlete the glad hand on
this occasion. Barney has done more
TO boost local baseball and advertise
Hawaii than any other one man. II
the Frisco people make so much
over him why shouldn't the locals
stand behind him?
The sports about town are taking
up little collection and Barney will
lie slipped a remembrance when he
faces the plate The fans appreciate
his efforts and they are going to do
something for him.
Barney will probably catch on the
opening day for Reuter- These two
lads make great battery. They
rave been seen In action here before.
Reuter- can let himself out when Bar
ney is behind the bat.
Joy will pitch the second game and
Donahue will be on the receiving end,
The fans will then have chance to
sce how the big fellow has improved
IN his pitching and fielding.
Turn out strong and root for Bar
ney. He deserves 1t.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-08
GREAT SPORTING WRITER
COMING

H. l.. Baggerly, sporting editor of
the San Francisco Bulletin, will come
to Honolulu with Fishers Coast
team. Baggerly will come through
the efforts of few Honolulu sports
on a purely promotion basis. He will
write glowing accounts of the coun-
try and games for the Frisco press
and his work will be greatly read all
over the Coast.
Baggerly is without doubt the
greatest sporting writer on the Coast
today and his coming to Honolulu
will be a great "ad." for the country.
He will probably write up some OF
the games for the local papers and
they should be very interesting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-08

TE-"For Rent" cards on sale at
the Bulletin office,
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SeCOnd=cIasS Yachts
Race On Sunday

and It is up to them to let the dear
folks at home on the inside.
No doubt all will be enlightened In
the near future. No news is good
news, so everything must be going
smoothly with the boys. They will
come sailing home on the 2Qd, the
same day upon which the Coast team
arrives and there will be nothing but
baseball in the air.
En- Sue and Fernandez will be here
to enter into the base-running COM
test and Leslie will be depended upon
to win the ball-throwing contest on
Thanksgiving Day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-08

f.. o. Hall & Son have Just reCeiv-
ed shipment of Il novel golf ball,
It is known as the improved water
core" CALF ball and is made by the
Hempshall Company of Arlington, n,
j. 1t Is supposed to be the liveliest
and most durable golf ball ever pro-
duced,
It is claimed that golfers can reach
the green with two strokes of this
ball where II took three with other
balls.
The secret Is the extreme tension
On the water,
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BASEBALL CARNIVAL

A baseball carnival is being plan
ned for New Years afternoon as a
benefit for the Hawaii yacht. II will
he novel entertainment that will
highly interest the spectators. A
meeting was held at the Commercial
Club last evening and the matter talk
ed over. A committee now has
the matter in charge.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-08
WHERE ARE THE SAINTS ?

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-08
Y.M.C.A. SO(KER PRACTISE

All members of the Y. NJ. c. A,
socker football team are requested to
he ut AHiolani College grounds, 9th
avenue, Palolo-Kaimuki, Saturday,
Nov. 8, p. m, to play a practice
game with the college team.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-08
A new GOLF BALL

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-30
EAGLE HALL VAUDEVILLE.

Those who have not yet witnessed the bill at the new vaudeville house at the auditorium have missed the best bill since the new theater was opened and should endeavor to see one of the performances during the rest of the week. Every number on the bill has received warm reception at the per formance this week and are as good as are seen in any first-class variety theater. The headliner The Villers Sisters have an act which is pleasing from start to finish, they have plenty of life, sing few catchy songs and dance in manner which attracts the greatest attention. James H. Waters a Yiddish comedian has whole lot of new stuff and sings parodies unlike the ordinary parody singer. Hardy the funny juggler has some new tricks and has very interesting act. Maeeo and Fox the colored duo have sing ing and dancing act that compares favorably with the rest of the bill and Miss Sadie Hart character change artist has good opening number. The illustrated songs and motion pie lures are changed at the performance to-day. Friday evening is amateur night and amateurs are requested to hand in their names at the box office as soon as possible.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-30
THE EXTRA BROCK
DARK SUIT INDIsPENsABLE IN
 WARpRo6E.
Many Little Devices by Which its Somberness May Be Relieved by Touches of Color at
 Wrists and Neck.

There is no use in attempting to get along without dark cloth suit, for no matter how fresh and attractive the light costume may look at this time of year, no delicate shade can re- ccive constant wear without soon be- coming soiled and shabby, so that the extra frock is in the end good in- vestment. If too somber the dress can always be relieved by white collar and cuffs, and then bright color can be introduced in the hat to add to the ef- feet and make the gown in keeping with the season.
 Either black or dark blue is best for the tailor costume, and brown may be used if peculiarly becoming, although in the darker shades the lat ter is apt to look too dreary in warm weather. A tiny line of white is seen in number of the newest cloths, and this at once takes away from the mourning look of an all black suit In some the stripes are quite close to- gether and in others far apart. but there is little to choose between the designs, all being about equally at. tractive. Then there are the fancy serges, and for their weight and good. wearing quality serges cannot be sur passed. There are various mixtures in this weave, so that, while kept on the one color, the cloth, whether blue or black, looks somewhat dressier than with the plain surface. For an inexpensive gown plain plush serge is one of the best investments, for it will stand an immense amount of hard usage.
 In ordering dark cloth frock it should be remembered that 1t is in- tended solely to save some lighter and handsomer costume, and it should be of model that is convenient one for regular everyday wear. First of all, 1t should be quite plain. with a full, walking length skirt and severe jacket with long sleeves, for 1t must not be necessary to wear long gloves for travelling, and constant use is not healthy. Another and most inn portant point for this suit is that it must be as light in weight as cloth can be, for even during the summer 1t Is often necessary to wear cloth suit for travelling.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-30
POLES
DE WOLF HOPPER.

De Wolf Hopper is an old friend who is always welcome and his ap- pearance in new opera that has been conceded to be the greatest musical success of the present season is an event of no small importance. This piece, which is described as return to the best forms of real comic opera, is called "Happyland" and was com posed by Reginald De Koven and written by the late Frederic Rankcn. We have the approval of the New York reviewers to vouch for the fun and melody of "Happyland" and it is known that Mir Hopper has played two long engagements in the metropo- lis. 'Happyland" comes here with all the freshness and charm of new pro duction. Scenically and from the standpoint of beauty and good taste in its costumes and effects it is said to set new artistic standard Mr Hop per will play "Happyland" at Poli's Monday, June 8. Prices 25c to $l.50. Positively no free list.