y Suffer ?
Why not take the famous remedy Beecham’s
Ellie—demons the world over for its power to
relieve the headaches, backaches, lassitude,
extreme nervousnas andvdepression of spirits
7 so many women suitor: ‘ from, at times. -'
Fortunately thousands have learned that they
can absolutely trust Beecham’s P1115. Will
you also learn to
.
They willspare'you hours and hours of suffering.
After a few doses your digestion will be better, your
liver more active, your bowels regular, your system
cleared of the poison that does so much harm.
Your nerves will be toned up; your general health
vastly improved; your blood made richer and purer.
In spirits; in bodily feelings, and in appearance you
will be all the better after you take Beecham's Pills.
They give the natural assistance you are sure to need
at times to avoid harmful complications
And Be A
Healthy, Happy
Woman
A1 .11 lumps, in bans. 10.. ..a ass.
FormMn’aMmlhhu-Juunww.
mahonlonhrbnllhoadwmw M
mWolfim-flmha.
Mr. Sutton ha siren up
each month.
all idea of selling out: there is no dc-
ma'nd whatever foraaparyards. Mr.
Salon is willing" to give it up aad'in.
tends to put in the remainder of a
morwthan ordinarily sway 1119.111 ease.
DEMANDS FOR SPAR YARDS HA8
-' . ' PASSED.
......“ ....
Pniy Spill-maker of This Part of Coast
' Will Retire Very Soon.
MYSTIC, Nov. 14.——-James B. Sub
ton, Mystic s sparmaker for more than
half a century. wants to sell out his
business. but can‘t. No one will buy
it. 111 speaking of his business re-
cently .\ii'. Sutton said: “i spent
$50,001) lighting off competitors in the
spur muk‘lng 11111111191111 and now i canlt
give the business away." There in 11
nutshell is the history of sparlnaking
in this vicinity for the last half a cen-
tury. Today the Button sparynril is
the only business of its kind between
New York and Boston. When any-
one wnnts a flagpole, the masts or
booms for dc‘rrlcks or shlps‘or any?
thing in this line. Sultan's spuryui'd is
the place and about the only place in
these parts to get them. lint this
won't be for much longer. however.
as Mr, $111011 is gradually disposing of
. his stock. working 11p what he has on
hand in filling orders, but he is getting
no new material and is gradually 1111- Bridgeport accompanied Miss Smith
“iii ("if 01 11118111030. 1 and this was the largest delegation re
.1, 73, Sutton came 10 M _\'Sii(‘ when he 1179397111111: any one “chooi,
was 21 years old. having 111111 001113 The other omcera 919mm
villi-led his apprenticeship an a mum my," 9199 9999191991, Miss
inakol'. That was 111 1853. when Smith, F‘orc11ce.MIu-; second
ihi- lll‘l-cnlnalls. the Mallory-u and president, (il'Ol‘Kiflnll‘fl Minor,
19013111114 had their shipyards “ll ”19 town; secretary, Miss Minnie M.
river. 11111-11 irons and Grinnel had 59999; (99999999, 111199 Mary (3,1(9999,
the shipyard down where the 110001 Hartford; auditor” Miss filvslyn it. At-
“H’m” 11‘ "”W ‘11“ “3‘30“ ““11 F1311 wood, Sprlnuiield; executive commit-
iniilt vessels at their yards at Oldfield [99; Miss ”Mm. T919999“,
and Mystic was one of the biggest. n9”. M999; Mg" Nellie pm”.
shipbuilding centers in the country.' yoke M“. W“. Bmith Hartford:
Mr. Billion was engaged as foreman Mina Orb Natcheldor Springfield. I
fill the npary am of John and William The membership is m.“ 1111 0' kill-
Baily. "1“” W” ”:9“ located “he“? derivation iaachsra in this slabs and
"WM” “ "‘1‘“ market “W ”1"“‘1' ’ Massachusetts and the association al-
/\ 1cm or so later the Philly yard was females In holding 1111 meetings lnl
moved to whom ~lhe Button yard now Hartford and Springfield.
1» 1111111911 and Mr. Button storied up] “...—“......
1111' 111.11111-lf at the old Randall 111111111140!!! POSTAL IANKO '0! COM-
ilu bought out the Rally aparynldl NICTlCUT.
along about the close of the Civil War WASHINGTON. Nov.14»~1‘he post
and has been doing business there or. .1 “pin” bank will be extended to
m «int-.1- several Connecticut post chines early
The nation yard had the contract 9an month, as follows Callinavllis,
to supply 111.. spars for 16 vessels for December 4; North Haven. December
he 811111111111 government to he and in 11;Ken41nlton. December a; George-
(hilm back In the 0031. and has sllp"towf1, December ‘1'; Norfolk; Decem-
plieli 1111111111 and spars for practically bow ll. All are third class offices.
all the «owners. parses. yachts and The postal savings bank system. has
‘ "m" ”"9" "“1 1‘“? 1109" WI" Willow been extended: to 2,600 third
Mystic for Ibo last 411 years.
than some timber it used tome Mil be mm 99 next.
flom Michigan. the limbo: for the bin MW
spars, some of which were 115 feet IAOKAGHI, . HIADAcI-Il,
long: but for the last ten or it; years VOUINI“
It has been necessary to send way out and rheumatism, both in men and we
in ills, Pacific coast. The last 101 of men, mean kidney h'oablo. Do not
pine for spare for the Sutton yard alllw It to pron»: mad the reach
was transported om 7.000 miles of of medicine but stop It promptly with
railroad. Mr. sultan said ‘Foiey Kidney Pills. Tiler regulate one
Under the old sheds down there off action of the urinary arsena- Tonic
Washinginn street the remains of a in action, quickie results The Bridge
blue nourishing business are all“ art Pharmacy and~ W. T. Wigmbre I
deal; but them Is less and lead to 170,5. if ”
and comfort. l'-"My= credit. has
niained good." Mr. Sutton says,
stiles: i can worry along somehow
coming in from the old business.
«KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS.
Miaa‘Fannic A. Smith Elected Preci-
aoclation—Bridgepori Largely Rep-
resented at Annual Meeting in Hart-‘
ford.
Miss Fannie A. Smith, of ilridlleport,
was reelected president of the Con-
ileciicuf
ciation. at the twenty-ninth annual
meeting of that organization 111 Can-
lol‘ church, Hartford. on Saturday.
Twoniymlx youuu indies of the Fannie
A. Smith Froebcl Kindergarten in
were:
Nllu
* savings banks may invest their sav- 1
Wreceive from the postal savings banks.
1 The circular received by the postmas-
‘ system may exchange the whole or a
' 1912, for United States registered or.l'or the interest falls due
_ coupon bonds
to: lowed one dopcsltor. and there is no
“so I 1
no mattei of there is nothini.r more‘
Valley Kindergarten asao,
Margaret,
vloe‘
Middle-V
Spriaa-‘
1101-:
And class omoea The fourth elm oilices'
out no
charge, at the request of the holder.
Monmon't by Miners.
9. Under the regulations of the
trer ..ury department a minor can not
assign registered bonds without the
consent of a duly appointed auardisn
i Milli
1 88111111017111
Buying Bonds With mflosiai Bank
or i'“ 1, evidence bf whose author—
m “m 8 ity in be submitted. . Aaliuorlbal
30711100 pom be . tha‘p‘rl' t to convert-'11“ palm Inv-
' lugs - .1tidcates into natural-ad bonds,
‘ but it he should desire to assign the
bonds during his minority he must
comply with this regulation. "iihis
difficulty does not exist in the case
of coupon bonds which are trans-
ferred by more delivery. ‘
Payment ,pf _ Interested, Bonds.
10. interest on registered bonds is
paid by checks drawn at the treasury
department, in favor of the register-
ed holder. These checks are sent by
mail to the post oiiice address of the
holdr, and the holder of a registered
bond should notify the secretary of
the treasury (division of loans pad
currency) of any change ill his post-
offlce nddiess at least fifteen days he-
Checks
for lnleiesl on logistered bonds, as
420, $100, and 3500, hearing interest Well 1111 interest 0011110118, detached
at the rate of 21,; pei cent. pei an~ from 1011me bands. are payable on
niim. pmabis semi annually, and re 1 presentation at the United States
deemnbie at the pleasure of the Uni 1176113111"! 01 El 111” office Of any 83'
ted States after one year from 1119 Blatant treasurer of the United States
(1111 of issue, both principal and in- interest checks and coupons covering
tcrest payable twenty years from thatgintoreat on 11011111! savings bonds may
i‘daie in United States gold coin. ibe cashed by postmasters under the
2. Postal savings bonds are of same conditions as other government
empt from all taxes or duties of the paper. '
United States, as well as from iaxn- :
lion in any form by or under state,
municipal, or local authority.
Converted laundryl, 1012
' lilo-tweeters E. E. Groine'ilnd‘E. 8
Adams, have'receIVcd from the post
office» department information can
earning the postal savings bonds
which are to be issued January 1.
1912,111 which depositors in postal
lugs and get 21/; per cent. interest,
or 1,5 of 1 per cent. more than they
ter realises follows:
Description of Postal Savings Bonds.
1. Depositors of the postal savings
liial‘I of their deposits on Janualv 1,
in denominations of .
Bonds Lost or Destroyed.
11. Payment on registered bonds
chat have ben lost or stolen may be
Conversion of pepbaita, stopped by notifying tile secretary of
3. Applications for the conversion the treasury ldilision of loans and
int deposits into bonds on Jallilarv l gcllrl’l’ncl') at Washington If 00011011
11912,1nust be received before Deceln- bonds are lost the government does
that 115, 1911.111 the postmaster at the not undertake to protect the owner
depository office where the ccrllii~i against the wrongful- -,holder but re-
fates Were issued. The postmaster ogniacs the bearer only The owner
will supply an application form which has recourse only to such means as
must. be made out 111 triplicate. The~ he could use to recover any other
depositor must indorse and 'surrendbr' valuable property. When bonds
with his application postal savings either registered or coupon, have
certificates covering the amount. of been destroyed wh 1y or in part, or
the bonds desired for which the posh, defaced. a claim ~1u y be filed with
master will give him a receipt. When? the secretary of the treaaury under
the postmaster receives the bonds certain prescribed conditions for their
applied for he will notify the depoal. replacement. Such claims will not be
tor and will deliver the bonds oniallowed for coupons which hare been
presentation of the receipt,for theidetached from coupon bonds.
certificates surrendered. Information Relating to ownership.
-1. The conversion of deposits in. 12. United States bonds are is-
lo bonds at 11 date less than one year sued. transferred. and redeemed un-
after the certificates began to bearider such regulations as the secre-
interest forfeits interest on the de- 'tary of the treasury may prescribe.
posits as 111 .1119 case of withdrawpl Requepta by holders for additional in-
tor any other purpose formation after the delivery of this
5. Postal savings deposits con- , bonds would be addressed to the sec-
vorted into, bonds are not counted as 1"ciar of the il'easury (division of
a .part of the maximum of 8500 al- iloals and currelilh.) “11111111081011, 1)
C,
i
limitation on the amount of available
ipostal savings hoods which may be
acquired finally by a dcposiior The
,cxchange is considered as taking 111- 1.
‘feii on January 1, and a dcposllor
iwho has applied to comert into],
ibonds all 0‘ 9“” 0‘ ”‘9 maximum;m pay for the labor. for havlna the
balance of 8500 may deposit an addi1 ,uees treated with the apparatus al-
IAPLE TIEEB BIIWLII IE
“Ill FM
(Continued from First. Page)
bonds may not yet have been dcilv-‘
”’11- » ithlng along thfl line and 11111 probabh
6. Postal savings bonds can be take up the matter before the last
iprolurcd only by the conversion of meeting.
postal savings deposits and will not} The police, administrative, blah
be issued to persons who are not tie-1w“, and a". departments were discus
1’0““0'9' Th“). may "" “o‘d 0" “3 ‘aed and the matter of the board of am
signed to any person, bower,” ‘w‘soasors DRY also No appropriations
the holder, and when a registered:9m.0 made last 016711713, Mr. Kent
,bond is assigned a new bond will be favoring leaving all this until one of
Lissued I11 the name of iht1 owner. 11hr flnal meetings in order ‘0 get 11
IE Registered and Gounod Bonds. 'good has on- this year's tax. The
7 DEDOIHII'I [DDHCKHOII must- 2 meeting adjourned for I week '
:indicaie whether bonds are dealrnd' The meeting w]... 9.1199 99 order
in registered or 1001111011 form Coll-ishortly after 8 o‘clock by Mayor 111d
9071 110111111 are preferable 701‘ 8d¢~(ward J, Finnegan, Men." (Eu-IA
posiior 1vho intends to hold them for] Harstrom. Harvey 11, Kent. “199.91
is short lime only and who has alnaple} ,1, may-499, A. E. Augun' p, H. Mar.
facilities for their safekeeping. Thaaelrin “a Moses H, mover W999 9.19..
bonds are payable to bearer. and thesem,
title will pass by delivery without ill-.
doraaml-di. interest on coupon bonds
collected by means of interest
fooupona. which are detached by the
holder as they become due.
road the minutes. of the laatsraauiar
meeting which were on vote accepted.
Sewer Commissioner lrvlng H. Reed
naked for an increase of 4000. last
year's amount being $1,400, and this
lln
Registered bonds are preferable for yoar'l estimate 42.000. Mr. mom
perilous intending to hold them for a 11101111111 no item execs-ire.
Coflildorlblfl ernd. ,aad the! differ, Light Commissioner Howard V.
from coupon bond- lo the 1011011111: Worden asks for 119.1100. a 1100 id-
. respects: 0 crease.” "
011 Thu 111118 Inscribed upon: Joseph A. loiiilroy, of mineral
iilleir fact-ll the1 namiia of the persons
'10 whom they are issued
(01 The) are payable only to the
iporamlb to whom 11111111111 or their at
Iaisns.
lcl The ownership of registered
bonds can be trgluaferred only by as-
slxnmenl in proper form.
Assignment of lands.
8. Registered bonds are aaslanod
by the use of a form printed on the
back, properly dated and acknowl-
edged. When the assignment is made
by mark, it Illlllli be witnessed by at
least one perm other than the cilia,
cor before whom it is made. A 70“"
account Is opened in the. treasury de-
parimcni at Washing“)! with cash
holder of one or v, more registered
bonds. and when snob bonds are as-
signed they should be transmitted by
the new owner to the secretary of the
branding! (divisions of loans and car.
randy) for transfer on the books of
the department. iieaislered bonds
can not be exchanged for coupon
} bonds Coupon bonds may be converb
Terrace. the successful paving bidder
for the new Norwaik city paving con}
tract, was heard on trees. its 111 a
recently added dltiaou to the city and
a progressive one. He spoke of the
Ill-bio trees especially. and said that
steal damage is being’dono because
«so: The city has as appaaatul and
all that is necessary is an appropria-
tion for the labor. The aims have
been neglected and many have gone
beyond recovery. ‘
The talk of Ifr. lilc lillroy provoked
considerable discussion.
The police department aakli 0100
increase over the appropriation of last
701111.
Chairman of the Police Department.
William Howard. was preseatr’io a11-
plaln the exira money for spat-1111.110-
linemen.
it was the opinion of acute of the
board members that if the contractor
have a bond to relieve the city of
all liability he would be responsible
for accidents which might happen. it.
City Clerk Charles ll. Dliworih'
dent of the Connecticut Valley Ac. 11011111 amount in January lliough the ready owned by the l-.ily Tile boardi
i
there is nothlu to prevent the die» ‘
cheaper to hire special police than
‘for' the work.
lawyers .10 defend the city in a law-
suit. The matter of repairs at the
station again came up for considera-
010a.
Mr. Glover as a disgrace to the city.
other members expressed the same
opinion and it is quite likely that full
amount drill be appropriated. Chief
Motherland answered all other ques-
tions and the department was passed
over.
The finance department: was next
taken up. Chairman of Administra-
tive and Finance Departments, Edwin
L. Hoyt mentioned the fact that the"
money for the paving would not be
needed. until next May and this would
make the interest which the city
would have to pay about $2,000 less
for the first year there being but eight
months to be paid for. The sinking
fund of the city leceivcd considerable
consideration by every member of the
board.
Frank H. Merrill brought up the ma
ter of. how the city assessors were to
work and what sum was to be paid
He harshly criticized
the board of last year for the way the
work was done, referring to the ac-
tion of the Mayor in having to get
the chrporation counsel to notify the
members of the board to sign the
list. Mr. Austin, whorls a member of
the board, explained how the members-
had worked and .the matter was an.
derstood before it was passed over.
The fire department was next tak-
en up. Councilman Thompson was
present in behalf of the department.
Mr. Thompson explained that the
fire houses needed painting, roofs and
other repairs. A new box will be in
stalled and other incidental expendi‘
111er were discussed. _
The highway department was last
~
I'd. The offing; of streets was taken
The drawing of a taxable map was
brought 11p hilt nmhing definite done.
The meeting adjourned to meet
again Tuesday evening, November
21st at 8 o'clock.
WHAT'S IN THE MAGAZINES.
A selection of interesting articles
in the current magaalnes is to be found
at the library. .
Miscellaneous.
4
, . .001
Politics an Government.
American Politician in an
North American, October.
China in Revolution.
look,.~Oct. 28.
the” ”Panama Canal.
Outlook. Dobf
ernment. - S. W. Mcflall.
October.
a '*o
.a Desert into a Dominion.
Powell Outloofl, 001.28.
Tripolltania
1 Reviews, November
A HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE
that stops coughs quickly and cures but
colds ls Foley 11 Honey and Tar Com-
po.und Mrs Anna Peiaer 2. 526 Jeffer i
9 icon street, South Omaha. N61)” says :1
"i calf recommend Foley 11 Honey and found
Tar Compound 1111 a sure cure for] the colored cook who, after declaring
coughs and colds. it cured my daugh-
neighbor,
Mrs. Benson, cured herself and hex-i 999,1 ,9 an expert,
whole family with Foley's Honey andq wmth 5299
Everyone in our
lot of a bad (fold and my
Tar Compound
neighborhood speaks highly of it.‘
The Bridge Pharmacy and W. ’1‘.ng-
more & Co
SUPPORT FOR RAILWAY CLERKS. l
' NEW HAVEN .vov. 11—411.; Orderiw
of Railway Clerks of the New Haven!
system, which has been holding its“
quanterlv meeting, has expressed ital
support of the strike of i, 200 clerksl
on the ililnois Central Railroad. and
will giie financial aid if necessary.l
No signs of trouble are seen on thei
1»er Haven system. acording to that
Stearns.l
taken up and was only little discuss- chairman‘ of the general board of 341.,"
Out of 2000 clerks on the‘
up informally but no decisions made. .fivmem 91,999 1709 have ‘joined the or 1
statement made by R G.
justnieni
der
English
Election. 1?). Colby, Outlook, Oct. 7.
Before and After the Veto. E. Porritt,
The station was spoken of by 9 .
W. '1‘. Ellis, Out~
How We Acquired the Right to Dis
'1‘. Roosevelt,
Representative as Against Direct Gov-
Atlantic,
Robert Laird Borden. Premier of Can
ada. Review of Reviews, November
Third Empire: How France is Turning
E. A.
E. A Powell, lieview of
not ram. 101th one“.
...—......—
aervant Girl Found It and Joni!!!”
or is Besieged by Customers; ‘
NUT? WY, N. J., Nov. 14.~——Oyatem
were 1 such great dema ‘ in till
town Saturday that the lone nah all
oyster dealer nearly collapsed from,
the strain put upon him.
“Are the people oyster crazy?
asked the dealer of one of his 0“"
tumors."
“No," was the reply._“but ”a sew ‘
vent girl found a pearl worth $200 in”
an oyster, 'and I might be lucky,
too."
The servant is in the employ of
William B. Duncan. He and his 1‘,
family had ,fried oysters for supper,
Friday night. Miss isahelie Duncan
‘ bit into one and her teeth. struck
some hard substance which she
i thought was sand. or a piece of shell,
which proved to be a small
pearl. it had been ruined, however. 1
in cooking.
A pearl as large as a pas was
in the meantime, by Susan
that "'findins keepin’s," hid it away.
, Fin-11111 she was persuaded to take the
_who said it was
-—.“Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil is the ‘
ibest remedy for that often fatal dia-
.. ease—croup. Has been used with suc-
cess in our family for eight years. '--
Mrs L. Whiteacre. Buffalo, N. '1‘.
.L._..-.~..._. .D.
New York, New
Haven 8'. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Effect Oct. 1,1011.
...—~—
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK! . .
O
.FIREALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK Fill ALARM
.OXII
Fire Alarm ma parlors
Wu r.ks ‘p’l‘ele
No. 24.
i
.
i
i
It
i
1, MshaokomoH 0.1a!
i 4—-xDay and Rhythmic! Sta.
B-xa a; o Corset Factory. pnvm.
Electric
one for fire alarm.
a——11WashinstonH and North min Bil.
A. M ~12: 48!, 610931. 5: 411,. 6: 09, 6. 57
722011. 7:4611, 821711. 8:51:11 151. 9. 37.
10: 20x, 10: 75!. 11'. 33:.
P. Mr“ 2:54x, 1:05. 1:37x '(Philt. &
Wash 13111111,: goes to Harlem River). 2:40.11.
52,327 4:3111. 5:36 6:06611, 3096:1111. 7:188.
72523.910375. ‘
Sunday!-
uric 48x, s: 0911. s m. 11.54. 10. 20:,
P. Iii—12: 5111.2 :341: 224911, 5:11 o, 6:60:
lzoox. . 12, '1: 52:. 8:2111. 11:40:. 10:28.
”*—
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
“1114:1511. 5:.40 61.46 s:00x, 8:03;.
Aviation. Scientific American, Oct. 14.' 9-39,.“ Theatre. 11:5},511. I[9161112. 0130‘ 02111. 1100: 015.5021: 00x.00:2’1:i..00‘ ._
Convlviullty Through the Ares. J. P.‘ Eaglmflfifi 811110111 and City am,- 33111: 63111111111113" 841033.95305xi11103x,'fi;53
Mabaffy. Outlook. Oct, 21.xg-Cwoas!ss.‘ Fro W School 121ml“ '
Great Moments of Football E L Fox %:3:3C’9°n'¢i994 '59_ $9929“! and moon. Sundays.
' .-— 0 . . . .
American Magazine '\m:e1nber.x,9.0rm sum“ and A“ a”. g. 1111‘. J12 one 05:21:: 003114.123 0,211; ' 1}, .293."
Meter: Mechanical Accountant of 1110;! —H 118 hand or An. 1 g 1.011 9 39,9 11‘ :10011.,1"' .999
Gas Company. Scientific American. 1-1,... in ' ' 'gg, ~ » ‘ '1'”
09,991,..- 1 .31- gab“! 11-". < ' OOU‘EH NWK' TO NEW”.
oo in 111 are E. A Powell. 0111.! ‘- ‘ am- It. - . ~ "AWN- ’
M h ”9 . l , its... ., 1:,12 191.137; 1:57;. 0.00.310,
'WkW-i , 1, 11w germ»A ..‘... b.1231, 021x.111x.i 7.
lu‘aieal indigestion R. H. Slimline"? fl.” , . _ “9'3" 33"‘1 «41171611330!» 1,
Atlantic, October.
New York's City" Hall of Tomorrow
Harbors Weekly.
001 7.
Pkiful Plight of American Preachers
(‘umnt “feature. October.
lingaslmnomlc America. H. T. Flack,
Century, November. ‘
‘ Art.
all realised the necessity for some- iEdwln Austin Abbey: the Man and His
Work. A. Holman, Crafstman.
October.
New Jewelry Ari. C. Golbourne. Good
Housekeeping. November.
9 Biography.
Abraham Cohan. E. Poole, Outlook.
001.28
Mark Twain. A 11 Paine. Harper, No-
voinber.
1..
.1
' I . .
it ithln the tale. hi. Antin. Atiwtic.5 igAsT NORWALK FIRI ALARM IOXI!
Tsi.170.
October
Description and Traval.
Across the A11dea..-C .1. Post Cen-
tury. November -
City of the Royal Pavilion W. D.
Howells. North American. October
Impression of Coronation Week. W
K. Woddiunon. .‘8crlbner s, Novem
ber.
Port of landed River.
Scribnor‘a, November.
Speeding the Pilgrims do Mecca.
‘1‘. Ellis. Harper's. November.
Economics and Ioololagy.
Pat in tho Fire. 1.. Plaliiy and W
Lippmanu. Bvarybody‘a. November.
.loat Wop: A. Bosch. itverybody'a.a
November
011 Strike. M Field. American lions
aiaa. October.
' Education.
“LR. Castle. Outlook,
11. 11. cable
W .
Freshmen.
Oct. :1. .
History.
General has and theaocnfedoule Gov-
ernment. '1‘. N.‘ Pate. acribnor‘a, No-
vombor.
Industries and Resources.
Cooperative Format. .1. 71 Gautier,
World’s Work, November.
Iowa'- Farmer» the Ruling Class. .I.
ll. Weaver, .11., World's Work, No-
vembor.
New Era of Ranch Lands. 0. M. Har-
per. Review of Review, November.
Present Status of the Rubber indu-
try. scientific American. Sept. :10.
loath Realising itself. E. Mime,
World‘s Work. November.
Wonder Tales oi Scientific Farmina
in the south. (2. he World's Worn.i
Novembor.
Literature.
Compulsory Composition in Colleges.
'1‘. ii. 11011114110101, Harper, November.
Music.
Evolution of a Musical Amateur.
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