2.3lp.m, .
3.05am.
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5.1911.
5.48p
6.34
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it.
ill. 12.13am. ..t‘r.iift.
Sift. 12.52pm. ..1,lift.
1.5"], 12.59am. ..ti,tift.
tuft. 1.40pm. .,b.81t.
ti.8ft. l.»i.’la.nl. ..li.7ft
6.3ft. 2.19pm. ..0,6n.
7.1ft. 2.18am. ..0.t:ft
. 6.6ft. 2.56pm. ..0.3ft.
NGE Oi‘ TIDES.
t.; av.. 7.2 ft.; heap, 5.9 it.
5 plus; — signifies minus.
f
AND HHHABIIUT
,‘Nows of the Twin Cities
‘ ,1 and by Sentintl Reporters.
. WEATHIR NOTES.
leasant weather prevails generally
lIll sections except in Florida, where
/ s raining. i he temperatures from
' eveland eastward are below .hc frost
no, the lowest being :4 degrees at
'inghampton, N. Y.. from Cleveland
eat to the idlswurl river the temper-
lures are considerably above the true.
he and from Missouri river to thr-
mountains and the northwest the tem—
perntures are very near thr- final line
.or below it. The center of high pit‘s-
litre and cool area is over northern
New York passing slowly eastward.
Porceast-—-F’air tonight and chncs-
day; slightly warmer Wednesday.
. -‘-A large stock of i'pright Piano:
lrcnted this season will bc sold at '1
great sacrifice. ('ali on (1. W. Studwcli.
Elmer Case has moved from Meadow
street to W. S. l‘lnch's house in South
Main street.
‘——-Fall Opening at Miss Fitch’s on
Wednesday. October 4th.
The Golden Rule (‘irclc will meet
with Mrs. Mar-Allister. Adams aw
nue, Norwaik. Friday. the tab. at 3:30
p m.
Thomas l". (‘ole and Joseph Linx-
Weller. or South Norwalk. have entered
Yale college, New Haven. for a course
at studv.
-——0pening at the Miami St. Johns :1:
Wall street. Tut-allay. \t'mtncsday and
Thursday. Oct. 3d. lib and 5th.
Nearly one hundred people no."
Norwalk went to Stamford today to go
out on the steamer f‘ygnun, to Wililt’h: !
the yacht races.
Charles lie Klyn and family have
cloned the Nylked (.‘ottage. at Pine
Talm- for the season. and today rc-
Iio ted to their home in Danbury.
—-liavc you tried Lane's ice Cream
and local
Colonel Hendrlc stated this morning.
that In a few days. as soon as the ac-
counts are straightened out. a detain-i
ltltment will be iaaur-d of the contri-
bution! received for defraying the r-x-
' gonna of the Fourth Regiment'a taking
port in the parade. and also of the 0x-
' ponditurca. The only town which did
not more up to the Inan-t appear.- .0
have been Nurwnik. llridgcport. al—
though a little rI'i‘i‘ x" undcll out all
right. Norwulk ran for lit-hind «Siam-
im‘m Advocate.
"N.
Baking POWd ‘ A chem N' J"
MIN-1.11m
oumoftartar.
Safegugr'd‘s'czt.
.agamst
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tic Table ti;
October tides at W
compiled from U. 8.1153“
t.
tft.
2n.
'.0It.
0.2ft.
’0.3rt.
t to the
Booth Norwolk'o Now Dry Goodo Itoro.
. after Side
,. sf.
gal:
on on
continued from Pilot PM
did not win the race. The change in
the position of the two boats was all
over inside of ten minutes, and must
have been a bitter pill for Sir Thomas
and his friends.
On the. run down by Monmouth
E
M
I AL A Store’s Reputation
ton. Pa.. is the
tin Norwalk.
goods.
tsrted today for
end two weeks.
be right; they are right.
it Miss Fitch's on
31‘ “It.
' . (1. ivea. of West Main
Mm -—... g in New York city.
m... "at: .I- m0. .. w... Goons. SILKS. OUTER GARMENT“, K“)
, visiting in New Canaan.
l R. Van Alstyne. of High
cn visiting in New Haven.
other trade of Norwalk.
walk. East Norwalk. and
of values, every item of which rings true.
bles. . ave decided to make all pur- .
Above $10 and under. cash.
1..w. v GNESS 60008 liElflllitSS. illE ilililiiif IiEAiiiIESS.
Date H. T. Mark ; nerul of Bernard Fagnn was , , ‘
3, 9.52am. 7.5“ - .m St, Mary's Church, yester- hot to tell you about this handsome Vie vc built this stocking business
10.10pm. 7.2“" dress goods stock would be to do you ‘ upon a solid foundation. Honest hos-
~‘l. 10.2Za.m. 7.81t. ' k p t 1N Y k h an injustice. You ought. to know about My. honest WIPES. “be“ complete at
10.40v.m. 7.4ft. " 08 I O cw or ' as been it. ough something about the '11” times. but particularly complete at
5, 10.55““. ‘ .11; Mrs. George 5. Bell, of Cove
11.16pm. at! around 'hincss of these fresh the start of a new season. The au-
6, 11.32am. 8:3 fall offerings. tumn selling is ushered in with such
11.54pm. 7.8 Id Well Lodge, 108. i". and A..M.. values as liter-c,
7, ll hold a regular communication to . .
by 12 “pm 8.13“. “omens fast black Hose, double,
8. I2'35sm' 7' ____.._ “in . 11ch and toe, 10c. :l for 25c.
11.53pm. . ~The Misses St. John int/@110 la- Women's fast black Hose. high spli-
9' 1.208.111. ‘ dies to visit their Mllllnery ”om 4.: ccdvhecl double soles. 2 pairs for 25c.
1,405"). \Vall 8"th They are making nnc “omens tieecc lined Hose. warrant-
10. 209mm. display or Fall and Winter Miliinery, i-gltast black, double Ill-(II and toe. 17w
. l r.
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats anti
materials.
The Official Board of the First Meth-
odist Episcopal Church will meet to-
morrow night.
Women’s fleece lined seamless Hose,
guaranteed stainless, at 19c.
iioys‘ extra heavy school Hose. dou-
ble knee. heel and' toe. 17c, 3 pairs for
50c.
There was a heavy frost last night
and ice formed in buckets and basins
left out of doors. its changing time now. That makes
underwear selling brisk. if you buy
from tilt-tic lots you can assure yourself
of some very special rallies; want to
start tho soason right.
Miss Emily E. Mott. of Main street,
.Norwalk. has entered the Woodsidc
seminary at Hartford.
Ladies’ heavy ribbed Swiss Shirts
and ltraut-ru, 23c each.
Ladics' wool Jersey Vests and Pants.
—Give children Lane's ice Cream.
The .‘orwaik City Council met last
‘3
evening. but adjourned to Wednesday ‘) ,H uu‘
evening. T———.—-————-”0 much WHWSI w Latticn' but» white wool Shirts anu
. , . . . i’antu 8173c. -
hoard Vi Kelley .11 went to Mon Menu hm“, natural Shirts and
York. today to commence his studies
at m. Com.“ 0, Pharmacy. {iii-inch All Wool Homespun in green Drawers. 2:...
and blue effects, at 19c. Men's heavy fleece lined Shirts and
nil-inch double-faced Drawers. rare value at 39c.
shades, at 'Htc. .\lcn'.~. tlnc merino Shirts and Draw-
52-inch ('hcviots Venetian and Broad cm. Inwiium wrist" in white and grey.
at
f'ioths, at 98c. 45c.
fill-inch all wool large Pinids. in black Men's extra heavy merino Shirts and
and grey, at 81.25. Drawers. at «19c.
58-inch double fuccd ('loth for golf
GPENING 0F Ilillill GANNEIIIS.
copes in black. blue and grey, hand—
.\'o stock in this ntorc is more care-
.somc plaid bucks. at $2.111.
"IE SllK SUITABILITY. fully catered to. For stylus. for fit.
for HiiIHIl. for prhc modest our gar-
Wt‘ MI'IY ("0k ”10 hint that ”115 WM mcnt stock commends itscirivo your fa-
IU Ilt‘ H HIIII Spill-Hill. IIHVP been gnth- vm'uhln “()[h'(>_ “uying begins now_
cring in the bcauti: s: all here now, all
priced to make buying easy.
i’laids, all
Walter Hoyt. of Elmhurst. L. I.. is
spending a few days with his mother.
Mrs. Fanny Hoyt, of knight street.
~i-‘ail Opening at Miss Fitch's on
Wednesday. October 4th.
Catholic I'nion Council. Knights of
Columbus will attend thc 7 o'clock
mass at St. Mary's (‘hurch. Sunday.
t‘onsidcrablc local news will be
found today on the second. third. sixth
ll'ltl seventh pages of The Sentinel.
(‘harles E. Jennings. and son. (‘haru
lcs E. Jennings. Jr., have returned
home from a business trip to Europc
20-inch changeable Taffeta Silks, in
all the new shades at 73c.
Bu inch fancy Silks in stripes Fields
and lirticudes at lib‘c.
3'.’ inch "Illi'k Taffeta Silks. special
value at title.
21‘ inch all Silk Satin Duchcsse,
worth $1.25. at titic.
can sat at on sinus.
An occasion of importance. Stock
complete, every detail attended to, ev-
ery line right. cvcry size, every shade
that fashion calls for is here. We
.‘Iill'l the wamn with such items as the
follov. ing;
—Pure C01. and cream, 5c cup, Lane's
Mr. and Mrs. E, G. Aikin, of (lourr
land place. are to ticcupy apartments
n S. B. Wilson's residence in unit
street. ‘ '
Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler. of Wilton.
found the overcoat which Expressman
C‘. J. Ferris. advertised in The Senti»
ncl and returned it to him:
Louis Kicokncr. who has bcnn to
Long Branch during the slimmer. has
returned to Smith Norwalk, and is
again employcd by John Ncugcbaucr.
/
Jacket. fine
breasted.
(‘ioth
double
bond trimmed. at $1.98.
Ladics' iloucle
(llmin silk lint-ll.
w‘l‘rcsh Hams. l'.’c lb.. at Hayes' Mkt
Oliver S. Stanley. Edward Stuart. f'.
E. (‘nriirz ('. l". Gibbs. Henry Sellcck.
A. .\'. Heath and father are among the
Not-walkers at the yacht race.» today.
Lunlics' Kid Gloves "The Orleans."
sill. slitt lied backs, all shades at 790.
Ladics' two clasp celebrated llislop
Illncc “Invest in all the leading shades.
guaranteed at 93c.
Ladics' thrcc button Suede iiuprey
, Lutlitm' 'l'.ln .\lcltou
silk" linmi. at $3.10..
l.ntlics' rough limicle
fur trimnrcd. at $1.49.
l.ndic.~' (iolf (Iupc. plaid trimmed
(‘loth Cape.
.flt
(‘ouucilman Frederick Buckley. sat- (llovcs, “13149. .37.»,
“MI “'"h ”I" "“5"“ "I ”I" "”-V "m" l.tulie.~' lilack Htc. Jonvln. three Lutlics' Plush ('npc. fur trimmed. at
ion in Norwalk yesterday. started for clasp, Kid ”my“. at ““59. 4949.
loston on the 1 o'clock train this mor-
ring.
114 Washington Street,
LadIcs' prayer met-ting at the Nor-
waik t'ongrcgatiouai chapel chncsd-iy
afternoon at .itlitl o'clock. 1 Subject. Sit-
ting at the Poet of Jesus. All indie.»
welcome.
ccasionally we meet persons who want
Louis
for as l‘ ' ' ' '
0m, rm. momm m W W" to gue With us about prices. They tell us
ro Judge Gregorylmponvdanne n! that so-and-so charged them so much and
5 I and costs. which amounted in all
$1M“. The sum was paid.
the grain was "about as good." Did you
ever hear of “about as good eggs”——eggs
that were good in spots? Even if the grain
was no worse than “about as good,” why
t feed your horse the best? We have it.
Buy Onto that's Clo-n.
Saul H. Wheeler. champion bicyclist
’1! the stair. who lives in Danbury. has
been arrested on complaint 0. his Wife.
vxbo allcgc> that he has not supports-d
.‘itl‘ and i't‘filrar's to ctriili‘lliilll‘ lOWill'llS ’
Ithe maintenancc of herself and child-I
. ren.
i —i’ure Fruit ices at Lane's. .
William c. llecrs. the Norwalk book— 9
seller. is the authorized agent for thcl
IANUEI. 'I'. HATCH.
“(‘urtis Publishing ('ompnny. and Hill
I am near—just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone.
lsubscriptlons or rcnv wals to the Lad'd
. \ ‘ v WNW
lcs' Home .iournai left with him will W
i receive prompt attention. saving you a}
lgood deal of{trouble and expense. ' . ._ . m.-.” _ -..._ ______I . . ._...0 ..
""—’—'—— Sl’lilile SLI'MI’ IN f'OT'I'Ol\. lZOlIRS TO TAKE THE AGGRESSIVE
New York. Octolu-r .‘iv- Near thc cud London. October 3—;\ despair-h from
“m. ciiv hall piannctl m “m 5, not). ofthc first hourasudden slump in Liv- flurlum. Natal, announces that the
mm. rcpreacnls up to date a municipal t'l'lNIUI “Milli"! 0"r "ONUVI‘ market
investment of ”dilution, but it 13 not down 2! points. Selling became lgen-
cmtpleted. \t the rate at which dc- vial with the forcizners assuming eaft- , f . _,
fdctivc work: is being discovered 1. Within Great excitement obtains-u In'_""’rs “”1 ”I‘m there respciting 0"”
looks- as if the Millicc may have to l»- the pit. with trading tremendoul. "'lfnll‘?“
almost "1”le rebuilt. Hm; yr YALE i‘NlVERSITY t‘|.. After rorzu- improvements had been
made in .\' Capitol street. Washington.
New Haven. lictolu-r tie Fire curly
Win-b yourself and curl your hair. thiynmrning in n“. \‘andcrbm mm" It. 1'. it was Illrwtli'rl‘t'ti that the worn—
Dress. and go to itanbury fair. ”1 "H. Yale linivcraltv ”I”, caused men had thoughtlcsaiy nmdc away
' TM Imiwrlflll'rtiwfl ”KM ain't er'"ubm.t lino damage. it is .bclicwd to with a historic stone act in place by
I A royal smoke all men declare. have started from an open lire place. iGcorgc Washington.
(
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'l'herc is an animated controversy in'
‘San Francisco ozcr the fact that the
sire imlay. The most alarming ru-
wIII'Y Till-Ill BEFORE \'()I' (it).
. .12 ' .Jflmlnrn‘m
is often made or marred by the character of its
Much of the success of this business is
directly attributable to the honesty and up-to-
datencss of its equipment. Prices of course must
This week we shall formally introduce in all their
autumn completeness the new purchases of DRESS
GLOVES. ilOSIERY AND I'NDERW EAR.
You’ll “expect bargains, we ’11 not disappoint you.
Each department vies with the other 1!] a rivalry
Illlllll SALE GI WARN llNllEIlWiAlié
Jacket, Gloria
Hot-rs are expected to take the nggresa
. , 1A.. , ,
inmswumnvmmfihu.
iiaach the Columbia pulled rapidly
away from her rival and off that point
was frilly half a mile ahead. The
boats sailed the sixth. seventh and
eighth miles down wall 01! the wind
and the Columbia seemed to go faster
on this broad reach than when dead
before the wind.
IWLLETINS OF THE RACE.
Highlands of Navesink~At 11:12 the
starting gun was fired. The Shamrock
apparently crossed the line at 11:15:39
and Columbia at 11:15:55. The Sham-
roek Went over the line with baby jib-
topanll and foretopsall net, breaking
them out as she crossed. while the Col-
umbia broke her big balloon topaaii
and spinnaker. it seemed a strange
sort of a start for the challenger.
Highlands of Nuveslnk. 11:21 “a. m.—
The Shamrock has now set her balloon
jlb.
Highlands of Naveslnk. 1|:21—The
course in fifteen miles to leeward and
return down the Jersey shore. The
Shamrock did not set her spinnaker
until five minutes after crossing the
line. during which time the Columbia
pulled up somewhat on her.
At 11:21 the Shamrock led the (‘ol-
umbia about 200 yards.
Highlands of Naveaink. 11:25-The
wind has decreased considerably. blow-
ing not much over seven miles. The
Shamrock has mainsall. staysnil. jib.
jlbtopsaii. clubtopsnii and spinnaker
set, The Columbia has malnsnli, stay-
sail. jib. jibtopsail, clubtopsall. spin-
naker and balloon jib sci.
Highlands of Narcsink. 11:26—Tbe
Shamrock has act her big ha toon fore-
4 topsoil. Ibo spinnaker is drawing
poorly. while the Columbia‘s big bai-
loon jibtopsnii appears to be drawing
her up on the challenger and the race
is very cloac.
Highland». ”:30 a. m.—The Sham-
rock has set her balloon jib. ('olunt-
bla appears to be gaining slightly.
Highlands of Nnveslnk. Ilzllfl—Col-
umbin has crawled up till almost on
even terms with Shamrock. The wind.
hnwt‘t'o-i', was streaky and the puffs did
pot hit the boats at the same time.
At. llziiii the boats had not sailed
much chr three miles of the course
act!‘ at that time it. looked as if tilt
l'lii'l‘ would be a slow one.
At 11-30: the Columbia had gained a
trillc morc. but was still twenty-fivr
or titty yards behind her rival.
(inc of the ”III Dominion IlflP stea-
1mcru sailed title." to windward of the
l compcting yachts and appenrcd to take
it..c wind away from them: othcru’i;.c
gthc excursion tlcct on the first three
; 1111ch kcpi quite wcll "stern.
j Highlands, It'll -‘ 'l‘ip- Shamrock ap—
. peared again to have increased her lcad
‘soutcwhut. 'i‘ht‘ wind dot-s not hold
even on the two yachts. Thc Sham—
rock's sails nppcar to draw better. The
balloon jib on the ('olumbia does not
draw well. .
Highlands. llzili~ The Shamrock ap—
ptars to have a little the. bcitcr Wind
and is increasing her lead.
The cxcursion boats are closing up
and appear to be crowding the racers.
They have taken all the wind out of
t'olumbia‘s sails.
’l hc Shamrock has full breeze and 1*
not affected by the excursion fleet.
li:i;'r~~'l'hc t‘ointnbin is now almost
bccalmcd by cxcursiou boats following
up.
Highlands of Nnvcsinii. ll:47~’l'hc.
IShamrock is pulling rapidly away from
the Columbia.
The f‘olu‘mbla seems to be dead,
while the Shamrock is a revelation to
those who thought her slow in light
airs.
Highlands of Navesink.
Shamrock leads by over a quarter of a
. mil».
' Galilee. N. .i.. linen—The Wind is
. moderating and the choppy sea is going
i down.
1 Long llrnnch, li:.’»l»~’l'hc gap be-
i tween the yachts has widened percept-
liuly. The Shamrock is gaining. Both
ghouls carrying all sail.
:' Highlands, 11:58 «The Shamrock is
[still increasing her lead.
’ Highlands. llrfix—The steamer Ply-
mouth and several other large boats
.to windward of the Columbia are tak-
jing the wind from her.
.1 12:03—le Shamrock now leads by
half a mile.
Galilee. .\'. .i.. pound-Wind going
down. but the Shamrock seems to in-
:crcasc her lead perceptibly over the
Columbia. Both yachts are sailing on
] exactly the same course and appear to
. catch about the same wind power.
Highlands. 12:03 p. m.——Wind now
about it miles an hour and decreasing.
Galilee. 12:07 p. m.~Shamrm-k leads
.(‘olumbia four minutes. forty-nine sec-
1 onda. .
Highlands of Navcsink. 12:01—«Thc
lyachts bare sailed about six miles of
i the course. .
The Shamrock during the past ten
minutes gained rapidly on Columbia.
yand at this time was over half a mile
lzhead. The English racers great
. .spccd was surprising to those on shill-e.
l2:15 p. m.»-The Shamrock seems to
2 be still increasing her lead. The wind
: still decreasing.
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“Hm 7-.....“ -......m~_.._._. .WW ..
BDWARDSTRES‘
Great Closing Out Sale is still in progress.*’
will continue until stock is sold.
Edward Street, W
l Gazette Building, Norwolla.
:3
“_ New to Business.“
OVER 500 READY TO WEAR HATS AWAITING YOUR INSPECTION,
CONSIS’I‘ING OF ALL THE NEWESI' AND MOST UP-TO-DATE STYLES
AT POPULAR PRICES. LADIES' i'ALL UNDERWEAR. ENTIRELY
NEW LINE. "ONYX" HOSIERY. THE BEST. PEERLESS MUSLIN UN-
DERWEAR. ALL THE LATEST COLORINGS IN KID GLOVES. NECK~
WEAR AND NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY. ('OME iN MID TAKE A LOOK
THROUGH THE STORE. lT MAY INTEREST YOU. AGENT OLD
STATEN lSlu\ND DYE-IIOI'SE.
‘3\\\otsou E) 'M’ths,’
86 Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
CLOTHING THAT ms.
We have Just received from the manufacturers the lineal selection of i
Up-To-Date Clothing
for Man and Boys
that has ever been shown in The Norwalks. Our clothing differs from the or-
dinary ready made goods in that it tits better than most custom made cloth-
ing and the price is less than half what your tailor would charge.
A FULL LINE OF UP-‘I’O-DATE FURNISHINGS.
WILLIS H. SELLECK,
Clothiar and Furnish». ' so Wall Strut. llarwalk.
AT THE MODEL GROCERY.
Haven’t you a place for some of these. good things?
Small Mackerel. 5c. Selling well. '
Fri-sh Shrimp arrival of new pack.
A ready lunch 150.
Sardines—Try our imported Sardine!
in line all, small tins, 10c.
Dutirr. cheap at. our price. 251' lb.
Cranberries. lint-st, 9c. .'i ate. for 23c.
Prunes. a fresh arrival of the 0'.
Handy brand of clcgant pruncs, ii c lb.
Pippin Applcs. very nice. 2m- peck.
Sharp Cheese, 15c: lb.
Pcnrl ('orn Starch. a new article here.
Said to be made by a new process, Said
to be stronger and whitcr'than any
22 lb. Sugar for wine making, 81.00.
New Honey, strained. 20c; comb. 18c.
“My Wife's Salad Dressing" ls'hll
LORENZO DIBBLE.
I
lF YGII AHE THINKING [IF Pll ING IN HEATING
NOW 15 THE TIME TO PUT IT IN.
We Defy Competition in this Particular Linc.
HOT WATER HEATING OUR SPECIALTY.
Also Steam and Hot Air Hosting.
Call and get estimata from the Leading Plumbers and Steam Fitters,
CLAPHAM 8t BUTLER.
so South llaia Street. llaslc Hall Block South Narnik, Coal
-.... 22:22.-
! Highlands. l‘.':l.'r--Thc (‘oiumbia is
“ now gaining rapidly on the Shamrock.
' Holh boats have gybed. The f'olumhla
j is increasing her speed and is passing
f the Shamrock. ‘
‘ 'l‘be stake boat is anchored east of!
' Elberon.
i
l blonds of Naveaink. 12:20 p. m. -j
, A g o as the ('olurnbia was clear of?
it ‘ excursion boats she immediateiyl
commenced to overhaul thaI Shamrock.
. 13:25 p. m,” be f‘oiumbta was about f
l fifty yards ah ad of the Shamrock. but;
did not "cm able to drop her rival to;
‘ any great extent. The wind had back-'
led to the northward so that neither;
. boat could set their spinnaker to star-1
’tgunnt. on shore the wind seemed tm’
'hau- incrcasc-l to about m-vcn knots
and the yachts were going to the mark 1
in a broad reach with balloon jib net. !
Continued on Eighth Page. i
r1112 EVENING SENTINEL
is THE BEST .tnvrzm‘lsmo
MEDIUM l.\’ NORWALK
AND Struluurxiuxo TOWNS.
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.. .1. u r t.
Never were Dry Goods sold as low, and it .
O ' C
3 POINTS iMemII Collage. :
. T T 7. T T T Careful. individual instruction. . .
. System and methods the best. . .'
O T T T T Only talented and scholarly tench"! . ‘
: engloyed. 1 1 t :'
egnnt mor cm 11 pmen .
O T T T An Empioymente‘illurcau continua; O
O T T ' working in the interest of graduatu. O
0 run 0051‘. 0
: '3' Only $12.50 per month. :
. Read our Catalogue. .
3 ABOUT . a. A. uncut. :
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