We give the s on press
g,‘i g.
v'tu- 7"," ‘ .
I'lFancy Elgin Creamery Butter,
” ' ' AT ooS‘r.
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u
1 null" I .a ..: .
TradingStamps, because they are
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the best?“ bonnie the. 893d
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_'Seo sign on store Window.
Delicious ,R‘oasted
, .-.l.; .
you get 19:7 th
~ - ~ . . . . . . , . ,, , f-‘m arbit’h‘c bfillr“:0m¢§l‘r lat‘gebl'anlif'most rbspOnsible house in the business."
,, EN STAMPS FREE to all istarting a new Book. in addition to the. liberal, offersbelpw. Idioms and see the diiplaybfiStamp Premiums in Our window all next week.
‘ ‘ ”A demonstrator will be on hand to explain-to you the advantage cleaving VS, tit l-l Stamps, and also to exchange all your soap wrappers, trade marks, coupons, tags, etc. for Green Stamps.
'Yisit the Sperry & Hutchinson Premium Room. 3a Washington Street, South Norwalk. 3 .
canines
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a. mu. .7 ' u; ., tea ‘
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wilder: storewl‘iorwalk or South Norwalk. -' .'
it.
Got outthis Coupon, present that burdtai‘eflhls weekandb
lng 50o worth or more of goods, except sugar. you will receive
. . 'u y ‘. it”; flitzsxtibzlrg gambit". - ‘
,, i0 8d, ii lireen irading Stamps, from: ;.
i besides the repulsr‘and extra stamps given on sales from‘ Mbnday,
, November 4, .to Saturday. November 9. ,
”wTHfi GR§~T_’AT.bAuT,Ic e PAQIFIQ TEA co.
mommsfimood . 139?.
worth-Numbers.
N13“
Very Best Lard,"
230‘pounds Suga3‘.
A Sr P Flour, 80 0 bag. A , FEW OF! OUR SPEGIAL LEADERS, A Sr P Flour, $6.30 barrel
'60 STAMPS with a large can A. & l3. Baking Powder .......... 50c MUSTARD. COImdii'S E,“ 1383!. l/4-lb. can ..... . .......... .. . . .IOC CREAM OF WHEAT, spa'ckage ......... . , _ , , , , , ,,,,,,,, 11c
, no STAMESWith .1. package Fancy Head Rice ........ ........xoc Special~A.‘d:-,P.OONDE .SED MILK, full weight, Melissa; 2 c 50 STAMPS WM? 1 pound - ' ' ~ ' - -- ~ ‘ - - - - - - - - - ~ 3-“?- -735 TEA
Io STAMRS with 2 packages A. 8: P. Gelatine, each ........... 5c .... Best: made Regular pricefiioc a can.3 , 5 2: 3;: . g: 331:: i 9933:: ... ‘ '3 -------------- - - - ', - . - 43°C TEA
Io STAMPS,W.th-I bottle A. & P. Ammonia ................ . .Ioc GOLD DUST. large package .............................. 18c 20 STAMPS with 7 £12” Add; F’Lanndry 303.1.) ......... , 50c T1231:
10 STAMPS with c cakes Castillo Soap, each ................ .. 5c TQM TQES, Lona Brand. a can ............................ 8c 3d STAMPS Milli paving ' .............. '. . . . . . .35cCOFFE519
10 SiAIidPwathI ,papkage Macaroni or Spaghetti ~ - - . ------- JOC SA'PD IO, plain or Hand. a cake ............................ 7c 25 STAMPS'WHHWI pound. '. ........... ' ............ 30c COFFEE
25 ST AMPSwith. a 2:01;. bottle. A. d: P. Pure Extracts .......... 25¢ MATCHES, ”093.2 “2°" ---------------------------------- 3 3° STAMPS" “’l‘h ‘ ”a“ """"""""""""""""" 25c COFFEE
124 Washington Street
{01.1 r. 0. Stand)
SOUTH N-ORWALK.
Telephone 909. 3
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» » f Don’l Edited not ..
* ' Monriirtfittitn.a. cowl:-
.. Natirfli! litters artisans;
no in
F ‘ Congress. urns in Washin'p?
ion Will ,Mb‘niii
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lrWASHli‘IGr'lfoiV, Nov. 4.-——Thcre is
to be no squander-lug of public moneys
Du the Isthmus of Panama}. Represen-
tative F. H.‘Gillott of Massachusetts,
lwho is one of the members of tho
(House Committee on Appropriations.
{Which has just sailed for the canal
none. dot-lured just before departing
,thst the committee intends to spend
weight days there, and will rcturu with
a complete understanding of the situa—
tion. All of the membors of the com-
mittee recognize that a vast outlay is
:necessary i'or the vigorous prosecution
‘of excavation Wul‘k, and that this out-
iday will be incrcltscd by reason of the
gnecesslty for the widcning or the locks.
“Oh account of tho vci'y vustucss of
"these necessary oxpmidiiurcs. the com-
mittee is determined to have firsthand
information beforc rccomiuonding lur-
thar appropriations. Economy in ex-
alendituros is to bc tho committee's
matchword.
u The official call for ilm convention of
the National lilvcrs and flan-born Con»
grass to be, held berc December 4, 5
and 6 has been rcccivcdil Washing-
ton. The‘ call was sent on. from Old»
iclnnuti by Captain .1. F. Ellison, accre-
tlnry and treasurrr of the (irgnnization;
Bpeclnl tarps have been authorized by
the railroads throughout the ., entirc
,lUnited Stages. and as the. call has hucu
lent broadcast from scuttle to Port-
/
/
m...”
Driesns,,thg WMQHUPH . undouhlcdiy
will be one of the infill“. cvcr hold in
ruins city. Captain Moon. in us no
7 000,000 "crackers."
, industry, there is
hand. Mo.."and from Chicago to New ,
ly profitable in his state, as there are
thousands of acres of swamp land in
Pennsylvania. which could be utilized.
In fact. Mr. Clark has carried his in-
vestigations to the point where he will
undertake the distribution of about, 2.-
Whiie tho cultiva-
tion of frogs is coniparativoly it new
every reason to bo-
llcve that it might become a profitable
one. This ‘wbolesale growing of frogs
may lead the Treasury Department to
reclassify this toothsome amphibian.
which in a learned brief was declared
to "poultry."
Ausirallu always appears to Ameri-
cans to be a topsy~turvy country be-
cause people out therc are walking up-
side down: but a report from Consul
General Bray indicates that the people
of that Anglo-Saxon commonwealth are
acquiring some sense. They have
awakened to the fact that in u land of
vast dlstanccs they need long dlstnncc
telephone service. Mr. Bray announces
that the two lendin cities, Melbourne
and Sydney, 000 m les apart. are now
tolcphonichlly connected. Thai tho.
Australians should have waited so long
for the construciion of a single circuit.
between two great centers of popula-
tion makes it seem that they have been
singularly unprogrcsslvc. The chief
cities of the custom part of the" United
Slates have, of course. boon connected
by the long distance for now a matter
of two decades. Out in Australia they
have had government owners lp to
retard the growth of the all] ty, but
clearly public demand for the most in-
dispensable of electrical services can
form «you governmental bureaus into
a show of activity. Besides, Engineer
John licskoili has been in this country
and, with admiration and astonishment
studied the telephone- habits of the
American people. Ills visits was rc-
Bllonslble for the introduction of a lot
of Bali tclephonc apparatus and 0
American methods or operation into
tbp‘ system of Australian cities. it also
' live a. new idea of the possibilities of
t 0. long dlbial100.. Consequently. Aus-
tralian people can dow talk 000 miles
min a well constructed circuit. Uncle
Buln'n congratulations to Australia!
Much interest in liciiifiitnkcn in the
appointment of a successor to Ambus-
su'dOr Tower at Harlin, who was re-
ilrcd. lt was reported that tho placc
was offcrod to Assistant Secretary of
mounoomeut dccbtrcs: “Tho improvin-
jlmenl of the motorways of tho nation.
which this convention will dlkmliis and
advocate. moans 'iucr‘cnulod transmit-lit»
this facilities. The iirl rovciucni of
‘tho rivers,‘onr puiurulnghluys, and
autonomous. our gateways-wt and lip-
intensely to. ibc lucililios of moving
Em frelcht‘abd pnsschdqrs, mid the
Welsh _ of such addition is uppity-cui-
yéaduii willy , all classes. 'Wliutoybr
”so“, the transportation ,fuciiitlci; of
71 var center." ‘l‘lilsgwlil‘ '...
li. cdn’vcntion or did Nutlcnli’l‘
it,,,iil;‘. ti iiuiicrlt’tltc it}:
it "' '01‘0.’ am a; ..
. gllfii? 3|le in,9 the firing?
.“‘a‘ s c yonms.
lilting? 3i . pint... tl'siixturcu of im-
iiin iii government scientists
' , mind-la paying especial
we Elmore, of no , ,
3‘ a i‘
his" one extra” , Q-
Slum Bacon but that he refused be-
.ciiusc ho ’profcrrod the ntniosphcrc of
. tho Sluto Department. all is likely that
tho post evcuiuully will be given to Dr.
‘l‘lnyid Jnyiics Hill~ minister of tho
Nrih‘brlunds and former Assistant Ele-
Icuilary of State. While this . will
'ltiiliiil the friends of Dr. Hill. it will re.
bolt in a decided loss to American cdur
,cnilonnl circles. Dr. Hill, although on
lliiivc’ of absence on account of his
faction touchosi iis’ («sonomlc lilo diplomatic duties. is professor of Iliu-
, he! rdpcuu Diplomacy in the George Washi
V‘ insulin University. it had been hoped
and Harbors condoms. and the 590' insist the end of his present term at
'hfllfll willie Billce llii rcorganlzuw, The Hague the minimum, Would return
to .1319, educational duties. 131'. Hill prao
‘,:icalliéloreunisecl what Is now the Col-
e 6
it} wrong; and bassoon about,
can out champions of “if?!“ vbmo
l' drool. io'
, , , , anniic‘tlicdsorg‘o, ushins‘»
ion driver
by it in situational sear
lug jliipiiss, ‘tcr'igho' all 9‘. however.
iii on s s, pot a rt 79 breath
r.,.l~lill s s ”is ‘ ‘
4
_ f re 4%
i love, that‘be grill carpi ii. for it“;
i l -
"o areal;
300 sréonss IN THE UNITED STATES. 3.
f men in Washington thutrCOrtolyou is
the Political sciences. in their
a... ...... ~ -...p..,.x...,.
one of tho. most lmportau
snnt berths in the diplomatic service. l
Secretaries Root and Tail arc the
members of the cabinet who are most
often in the limelight of public uncu-
tlon, but.during the past wcula Sacra-l
illl‘)‘ Cortnlyou bus boon the most pro-'
miuenl ilguro oi the administration.
luot excepting even the President him-
'scli’. 'l‘hc sucrctary was confronted by
a problem of‘ terrific possibilities i’or‘
disaster to the country at large in the
financial panic in New York which,
except for the promp action taken, pro
bnbly would hilVe become one of the
worst in the history of thc country. Sc-i
oratory Coriclyou's method of dealing.
with the dangerous situation not only'l
c-nllcd forth a warm letter of common
datlon from the President, but was
equally praised by the financial loaders
oi‘ the country. who, for once at least,
were, in accord with Mr. Roosevelt. it:
is characteristic of tho modest head of
the Treasury llcpartnumt that he is
inclined to give the larger measure ofI
credit to J. Plcrpont Morgan, George,l
W. Perkins, A. B. Hepburn and the.
various members of the Clearing
House committee and the Special Com-
mittee, which was called into existence
to deal with the oniergcucy” Several
of the omn who were active in restor-
ing order from graduates of the Trou-
sury Department. and their associa-
tion in lilo directorate of tho Bankors‘
Trust Company, which includes tho
loading bankers of the metropolis; en-
abled them to accomplish it tremen-
dous amount of work in the few hours
wilen‘tlio financial situation hung in
the balancc. Mr. Corielyou's one can
in dealing with the most threat lug
situation that a Secretary of the Tron-
sury bus bad to meat in Many years
was a. surprise to many persons in
view of the fact that he has had no
training as a banker. it lustliics the
assertion frequently heard from public
the strongest man of the administration
forces. At any rate he seems to fill
all positions with equal success. for its
has successfully occupied tlircc cabl-
»not positions. holding a unique record
in that respect. .
m
i A cusp of decided interest and im'
portsnco to manufacturers in to come
up in the United states dupreme Court
on Doccmber 2. The, court has,
gruntod a motion to have certified to it
the entire record of the suit growing
out of the boycott of the-United Hul-
ters of North America against a firm
oi! buttons at Dnnbury. Conn. The be
bur union is endeavoriu by means
of tho boycott to compb’th‘c firm to
are seeking for it ruling‘i ,tho case
as to whether thif‘hdt Shipyard can
maintain an action to’ rest sin the but“
can under section 7, Q .illliifi'fltldrnu
st of uly. iiillo. The ll ignition is More
mportunt than shows on its one for
it will involve souls uicc decisions as
ital. , .
. Wu. lizl, .
UNLV CUR! (OI DXBPEPNA.
Mrs. Franklin, sit, oi New Castle.
,"l on crop for ye rswil ‘
used to have grout, distress
i tried everythiugi
.5er says:
yours: a
bud , belching.
thud blink-STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CON-
unionlzs its fuctorlod‘. ’l‘lioom‘ployers so
to the relations bemoan labor and chil- '
“"hlamiic & Pac
VENTION.
Jubilee of the stais‘Aacoclauon ln~
Waterbury Next Week.
The fiftieth annual convention, the
jublluo convention. of the Connecticut
State Sunday School Association, will
be held in Waterbury Tuesday. Wcil-
uosday and 'l‘hnrsduy. The sessions
will be held in the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. The railroad will
give special rains for return tickets on
the certificate plan to all who attend
the convention. It is expected that u
largo number of Norwalk pooplp who
urn iutcrcnicd in Sunday school work
will attend.
Among the promincm speakers will
be Marion l..:|\vruuce. general secretary
of the. International ,Sunday School As-
sociation: licv. Couriland Meyers, l).
D.. of Brooklyn; Charles G, ’l‘rumbull,
editor of the Sunday School Times, of
Philadelphia: Mrs. M. S. Lumoreuux.
of Chicago; Rev. Frank R. Sundcrs, of
Fusion; Right Rev. Chauncey B.
Brewster. tho. Episcopal Bishop of
Connecticut; Rcv. J. Lo, Hurlbult. D.l).,
of Bloomfield. N. .l., and Prof. E. P. St.
John, of Hartford.
Mr. Trumbull is a son of the first
state Sunday school socrolni'y. licv.
Hoary Clay Trumbull. who was the
organizer of the Sunday school in Ben-
vcr Brook dislrlct.
Mayor William E. Thoms, of Water-
bury. will deliver the address of Wei.
come to the convention. Among the
Connecticut spuuknrs at the convention
will be Rev. J. W. Rae, the general
secretary of the association; Samuel
H. Williams, of Glastonbury. president,
who will also prosidc over the convene
ilon; Rev, H. lichtt Williams, of
Waterbury; llcv. Frank Dunwell Wal-
ter, of Waterbury; Seward V. Collin. of
Middletown; Rev. Charles E. McKin-
ley. of Rockvillo; George El. Deming.
Wyl. F‘lctchcr. w. H. Hall and Rcv.
‘E. l". 'l‘alniudizc, former stain secretar-
03.
e
,-,—For any pain. from top to too,
from any cause, apply Dr. Thomas’
llioloctrlc Oil. Pain can't stay where
his used.
m
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MAD HOUND RUNS WILD.
un‘w HARTFORD,,Nov. i-«A mud
bound run wild in Bukorsvillc and it
bit a number of other dogs and poor»
antic moanuras haw been taken to off-
set. the effects of its ravages. Prado
rick Suydbm was bitten below this
knee and Doctor John Elwott w o
trested'him. has recommended that 0
to tho Pustonr institute. A horse
belonging to ll‘rcdcrick Fredsul and u
donations were bitten and. of these
several of the dogs were given their
quietus as a precaution. while others
Word". quarantined. Curl Hullendcn
killed the bound and the head has
boon . sent away for. examination.
{:0fo TRY UNOIHTMN libel?“
‘ it is entirely unnecessary to experi-
‘tn9 tilith this. that audios other re-
oip , vVWhywasts time. money and
bailouts .When you can get from your
“modem: for 10 cents s package of
courts», monorail? mos. Chose
plutqor Gusturilwfor a his pissthat
are so good that when you out one
you will monocular! The way
. . A:Ma~u4wwMI—Wuaa
0.: ,, all; 3} hi it] Q
fill? bilabial l..ll‘l....j;.§ eluding.
:égl'itgifig, suing x311? fimfigeiwi H
discarding... ..
use the men folks is to give
lbfil‘iood pie. _ ‘
"t ,
.1
nus SALE
SHE. ACTS AS CARRI‘R.
l
{Mlle Esther Baldwin. Antonia, 0n Ru~
ral Free Delivery.
3 David C. Manson, superintendent of
the Wosivillc Poslodlcc says:
"The. revenue of the Woslvillc sta-
tion have increased during the. last
ten years from $1,800 a your to $6,000
a your. One of the contributing influ-
ences to bring this nboui is the receipt
of a large amount of mail from tho
Grclst Manufacturing Company. and
also from the rural free delivery.
Several rurnl frce deliveries leave
his office every day and our of these
isI Miss Esther Baldwin of near Anso-
n a. .
“While she is not a regular
free delivery curler she serves
and then," said Mr. Morison.
“She is a substitute carrier, acting
in tho plncp of her father at times. Ho
in Newton A. liuldwin.
“lilies Baldwin is about. 19 years of
age and one of the most faithful cur-
i'lers in then crvlce. No maticr what
weather prevails she is always ready
to venture on her route. She does not
mind a snow storm a little bit, and
when tho horse which she. drives turns
somersnuli. ns'it did the last winter.
she simply cxirlcnies herself from the
troublc and resumes her work whore
the horse llltcrruptcd ll."
HOW To area A clip or ALMON.
To open it can of Argo Rt Salmon
properly. 1in the can on its side. in-
sort the can opener til the scum, thou
stand the can on and. and pressing the
top firmly down, work the can opener
around the top. removing the entire
top. The Argo will then come out in
one solid piece.
W
Oil? BOOK IN AN OLD HOUSE.
Copy of “Charlotte Temple" Prlntod in
Dsnbury in 18003.
The house of Charles H. Mudur. at
70 Elm direct in one f thc oldest
buildings in llimbury. ruditlon has it
that the house,» was built by it Revolu-
tionary soldlur immediately utter tbc
declaration of peptic botwscn thedlnlt»
ed States and drum Britain.
Mr. Moder was pulling out an old
chimney ovcn lust wank. when be than
covered in a recess .bohind lho bricks
a cup of an ancient uovul. “Charlotte
'i‘emp e." which born the imprint of
Gilles Nichols. Dulibury. and tho date
of 1803. The book is not in a first
rslo stain of prousrvution. limo and
mice having pluyud notice with the
paper. Tho outcr covers are wood. hold
together by a callback.
FRIIO ‘l‘ IHAIQlMAN "NED.
WiNB’i‘ it. Novrhk-Ai‘ihllr Keenan.
.of New York. a frets t brnkoiuun.
was in coiirt today {in paid it fine
of us. so for theft of clocks. he bolus
the fourth of tho train crew to bc char»
sell with theft. Kconsn was arrested
in Bridgeport salutary.
WW
'l‘ho soft flouting crown boss. when
all. white. billion. soon . become soiled
and unattractive, but when these same
.fesibers arc tipped with dots or brown,
tremor pluck, though the dust clings
{just as closely. ills contracting flocks
of color prevent it being noticed quits.
‘us soon.
rural
now
W
Once in it while a lazy man looks for
work merely out of idle curiosity.
if ic Tea
coon "AT born" sifron'ns.
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TEN MlLLlo
Fv‘i“.fl"f'.7 ‘f i . ,
u uses,
:4 Main. Sines]
NORWALK‘. ’
Telephone 344-12.
-5512!» . . - . ....-.,_ ._ fl ‘
new on: on Ti-lE corLLscr'ons.
.—
Report of Connecticut Company Filed Wall Street Slump Furnishss‘ Another
Willi State.-
Thp, Connecticut Company has filed
Excuse.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 4.——-The slump
\viiblhe railroad commissioners its rc- in the stock marketwhas'furnished a
port for June, 1907. The capital nuthoo'
lzed by charter amounts to 3250.000.
and the capital stock outstanding to a
sllmlar sum. The cost of construction
is $172,723.10. The gross earnings
from operation for the month Were
$505,557.08. and the expenses $88,223»
88. The income from other sources
was $25,400.2bpmdklng the gross in-
come from all sources $52,793.45. The
mini length of track under construc-
tion is six miles. the distance between
'l'homaslon and Waicl‘ville. Tile total
length of main track operated is 592.-
200 miles. There were 10.774'Alt‘. fare
passengers. There were 4.802 cm-
ployocs. There were 257 accidents.
Nine persons were killed and 248 in-
jurcd.
The report of the Consolidated Rall-
wn company for the eleven months
preceding the month of June has also
boon died, This company was the
predecessor of the Connecticut com»
pany. The gross earnings from oper-
ation for the eleven months amounted
to $5,232,854.2l. operating expenses
$3.397.lil7.00. The net earnings for
tho eleven months umonntod in Si.-
92il.33ti.25. The income from- other
sourcus was $958,930.39. The gross Iu‘
come from all sources was $2.885.272.-
ill. Tho company paid in taxes to the
suite $307,055.00. The amount of inter-
est paid was “370,153.93. Tho'divb
dcnds mummified to $200,000. The to’
tnl length of main track owned was
390,399 miles. and the total length op:
iu‘atcd. 592.200. There were 100.480.-
05! furc passengers carried. There
were Milli smployoes: 11 persons were
klllcd and 1.085 iniurud. The grand
total construction and equipment
amounted to “$58,321.“.
Under the heading "operation of
cars,“ tho following items of wages
paid are given: Superintomlenec of
transportation, “5.35166; wages of
conductor». 0041.810.00: wages of mo«
tormcn. nicotine; miscsllaneous ear
servlcc employees, ”CAMEO; cur-
liouuo employees. 330,658.30: removal
of snow and ice. ”Howl.
‘ 'l‘lie salaries paid the general officers
amounted to “4.1.3140, and of clerks.
358.340.”: cold for demos“. "66.79%
82; legal expenses. 318,300.06; lunar:
undo. “$261.03. ,
A HARD ”If no PAY.
"i we a debt at smutudo that can
never be paid oil." writes it. noun.
of Wastfioiu. ions. "for. my. rescue
from death. by Dr. King's Now Discov‘
cry. Both lungs were Io seriously at-
iscitul that death seemed imminent.
whim l commenced outing Now his» a
savory. ‘l‘bs ominous ,dry. hashing
cough call before the first bottle was
used, and two more bottles, mode a
complete euros! clothing lllltt over
impaled New hisuovery for sepsis.
colds and all throat .eud lun, com-
plaints. Guaranteed. .14. liter.
drugglst. 50c and till . Trial bouts
free. "i
A com may fool that ho is standing
up for his rights when he keeps his
seat In n. crowded our.
live; tints In man's will? then“...
a no its vanity at: it is tbs unit.
new excuse on the campustostall of!
the itinerant collectors. who heard the
dormitories.
The first onc up against it this
morning was a book collector, who,
after a stealthy tap on the door, rc-
sponded to the come in, and entered.
Mr. Jones, We come for thew-«3'
he began.
“Oh, don‘t tell me.
awful burn up.
pars?"
"Why. all—yes."
“Well, did you scc all about the icr—
rlblo slump in slut-ks?”
“Yes. Pretty hard on them Wall
street me notes. 1 pity anyone who
had anyih rig to do with this Knicker-
bocker Trust Compsny.——."
“By George. you hit it richi tho vcrv
first time. You see, I had a lot of
lstock in that myself. Been paying
the 50 per cent. yiivideuds, and that's
been all that's putting nip through
college, but tbnt's'gono to splash, and
than: won't be any dividépds till the
.devil knows when, so you can sac that
‘1 can‘t-" .
But the collector rcscbcd,,ior his but,
but his book in bispockel. and sorrow-
fully moved toward the door. A's ho
went. slowly, down the stairs. cogltnllug
on the misfortune, whispering wind
waited to his cars a hearty laugh.
which seemed strangely to conic from
the room he had just left. and from this
student bowed down with sorrow.
ills expression chungcd from sorrow
to doubt. from doubt, to certainly. 'l‘hun
ho bust the stair roll with his colloc-
lion slips. ‘
“Stung." ho murmured.
.100 REWARD. 0100.
The readers of this pepcr will be
pleased to learn that tburods at least
this dreaded discuss that uclcncc has
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Cum is iii only position cure now
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lion and socialist nature in” doing its
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