The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09
Sunday, Dec. lO==24 Pages.
Original Stories.
Choice Christmas Novelties.
illustrated Holiday Matter.
Books and Literary Notes.
SeaSODabIe Announcements.

homes that The Sunday Spy will enter
tomorrow
The holiday sights and scenes in Wor-
cester's great stores in the way Of
Christmas gifts, are wildly described
by member of The Spy's staff, who
offers some excellent suggestions in the
purchase of Christmas gifts. He tells
all about the latest novelties that Santa
Claus has brought from Wonderland,
and yoL will be able, after you have
read it through, to reduce your Christ
mas shopping to a science.
Have you ever been to the building Of
the American Antiquarian society, and
made yourself acquainted in any way
with the rich gifts of literature, art and
history within its walls? If you have
not, one of The Spys young men has,
and he has had a very interesting in
terview with Librarian Edmund NJ
Barton, who is walking encyclopedia
OF information bearing upon all that the
building contains. And that means a
world Of wealth in science, art, liter
allure and history. Aside from the in
terview. The Spy's young man made
himself acquainted with the matter Of
fire protection, and tells very interest
ing bit of information upon that par
ticular subject. 1t will be of intense in
terest to every citizen of Worcester. He
dSdlS pal tICuldIly WIN the many COL
ontal manuscripts telling of the early
history of the Massachusetts colonies.
The Spy is recognized as the author
ity for sporting news by sportsmen and
sporting men. 1t gets all the sport
ing news, and it is the only paper that
does. The Spy's sporting news is Gag
erly sought and read, for 1t is news, and
it is reliable.
The present condition of the Worces-
ter water supply furnishes foundation
for the very gravest concern, unless
there is a change in the near future.
The officials of the water department
and mayor realize this fact, and are not
unprepared, if it becomes necessary, to
adopt heroic measures. One of The
Spy's young men will tell you
all about it in the Sunday Spy. 1t will
be one of the most interesting and
readable articles of that excellent issue.
Every sportsman in Worcester will
read with eagerness the Sunday Spys
story of the southern covers, and of the
royal sport found south of Mason and
Dixon's line, 1t tells of the popular
resort of many Worcester men, where
birds are plenty and the people extend
the best of hospitality
Terrence tells in his own inimitable
way in the Sunday Spy of his humorous
experiences with the milliner's, in his
ellOIlS 10 get t1OnOFa a new nat II
is as funny as anything that Dooley
ever penned. Terrence's rich and spicy
letters are regular features of the Sun
day Spy. Everybody reads them
The Spy's young woman presents a
woman's page worthy the perusaI of
every lady in Worcester. 1t abounds
with good things, literature, art,
book news, social gossip all the latest
fads and fancies Of the world of fash
ion. t
The dramatic page in tomorrow's Spy
will be excelled by no other paper in
New England, in stage gossip and
illustrations. 1t never is excelled.
The literary page is a work of art,
and represents the labor and genius of
some of the brightest minds in Amer
lea.
The Sunday Spy's special Christmas
stories have been selected with the
create 1T care