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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
HOUSE. Bills Introduced.


 amend Section eight, .(s). of an act to amend the laws relating to the public health. Public Health. H. 813. By MT. Lee of Houston-To regulate the sale of stocks of goods, wares and mere. .andise in bulk. Com merce and Common Carriers. H. 814. By MT. Bulger of Tallapoosa. To authorize and permit railway com panies to transport or carry Confeder- ate Veterans to and from reunions at reduced rate. CommeIce and Com mon Carriers.
 H. Sl5. By Mir. John of Jefferson fBy request)-To regulate the execu- tracts. Judiciary.
 H. s1s. By Mir. Haley of Jefferson To regulate fraternal beneficiary or ders. Corporations.
 H. 8l7. By MT. Lyons of Mobile with notice and proof)-To repeal an of paid fire department in Mobile. Ap- populations.
 H. SIS. By Mir. Lyons of Mobile To appropriate funds for the protection and promotion of the health of the peo- pie. of the S.ate; Appropriations dissolve the Board of Trustes of the Medical College of Alabama. Appro- H .sSO. By MT. Cannon of Fayette- To allow the Board of Revenue of Ala b lma. to purchase blood hounds. Coun- ty and County Boundaries. H. S21. By MT. Rushton of Cren- the fee collected under tne act to reg ulate the carrying of concealed wea- pons. Revision of laws.
 H. 822. By MT. Rushton of Chen shaw-To provide for distribution of the fee collected under the act to reg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
Banks Consolidate |.

The consolidation of the Talladega National and First National Banks was effected Tuesday when these two financial institutions joined hands and formed oe of the States strongest banks which will be conducted under the name of the al = ega Natioha Bank, capital stock $15V.0OO.
 The consolidation was effected by tn" stockholders of the First National Bank taking stock in the Talladegn National to the amount of $50 900 thereby increasing the capital to Sl5O.- 00o. All its assets are transferred to the consolidated bank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
WELLS TRIAL POSTPONED.
Husband and Wife Not Required To
 AOneaF.

The trial of J B. Wells, charged with assault and battery, and disorder ly conduct and of Mrs. Wells. who Is charged with disorderly conduct. was not held by Recorder E. F. Baber yes terday afternoon. The trial of the case against Wells for the alleged bringing into the State of stolen property is set for February 2s. There were no de- veiopments in the case yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

Governor Conner yesterday appoint ed J. D. Curtis. of Atmore. Escambia county; J. A. Wood, of Blocton, Bibb county; Joseph W. George, of Cath crime, wilcox county. and G. W. Owen. of Atmore. Escambia county. notaries public,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

The Carnegie Library is now under construction and will add much to the beauty of South street when compile
 ted. It will occupy the center of a
 block and the grounds around it will afford a small park and play ground conveniently located. The library fla ces the Alabama School for the Deaf,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
FIGHT IN GERARD.

Charles Jones Shoots Rt J. M. Watson,
 His Father-tn-Law.
 Columbus. Ga. Feb. 21.-(special. )-- Julius M. Watson of Glrard went to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

From the Education Commit ee.
 H B. 760. By MT. White. of Perry Declining on the part of the ate to an Industrial schoo! for indigent white girls and young ladies of the State. taat certain property in Marion, Perry Coun- tv Alabama formerly known as Howard College and now used and known as he Marion Military Institute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

state Agricultural Chemists and .,.ceenwful fnrmgrs everywhere Fec" ommeud Oaybrea< Fertilizers' Marks X Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

ant from the explosion of kerosene Iamn The flames were easily extin- ruished and no considerable damage was done.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
w,Il Endorxe MT. DryeI

which is located on some of the pret- tiest property in the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

Kerosene Lamp Causes BIaxe.
 The fire department was called at 7:30 o'clock last night to 500 Washing ton Street, to answer an alarm result.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

From the Commission on Public roads H. B. 7ss. By Mir Pratt-To provide for the working and improving the pub lIc roads of Pickens County.
 H. B S06. By MT, Vann-To better public roads of Henry County
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
MISS FRANCES MCMILLAN DEAD.
She Was a Beautiful Young Woman or
 TuIladega.

TaIladcga. Feb. 21.--tspecial,-- Miss Frances McMillan. one or the most lovable and beautiful young wo- men in Talladega, and the daughter of Mrs. James W. McMiilan' died to- day about noon, o,,
 In disposition and beauty Of person and character she possessed everythIhe tho. goes to make up ideal young wo- manhood. and her death IS s"u shock to the entire city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

From the Committee on Counties and H. s. 765. By Mir. Lee. Etowah-To alter or change the boundary line be- twee the counties of Etowah and Cal-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
HANN Special Measures
 Tuesday,
 Wednesday. Thursday.

We wish to notify those who have been waiting that our representative from Birmingham will be in Montgomery on the above days, ready to take measures for special pairs.
 After this week, we will be prepared to take meas ures at any time.
 Will state in this con- nection, that we prefer not to take any measures unless a full month can be allowed us to finish the shoes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

ulate the carrying of concealed weap- one. Revision Of Laws.
 H. S23 By MT. Rusnton of Crewshaw To prescribe the duties of certain State officers with respect to furnish ing and compiling reports for the trial of cases of carrying concealed weap- ons Revision of Laws.
 H. SPA. By MT. Rushton of Crenshaw To legalize the carryig of concealed weapons. Revision of laws.
 H. S25. By Mr. Fuller of Bibb--(By request)-(With notice and proof)-To amend an act to regulate the trial of Legislation.
 H. S26. By Mir. Fuller of Bibb--(By request)-To prescribe the duties and liabilities of persons operating traction engines on the public roads. Judiciary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
SECOND READING

F From the Committee on Legal Leg 1 ,islation:
 I act to establish an inferior court in | precincts 21 and 37 in Jefferson coun- H 75O. By Mir. Glover ITO amend an act tn amend section sos of the Code of 1898. and to fix the time of holding the circuit court in the Tenth Circuit of Alabama.
 act to establish an inferior court of criminal Jurisdiction in Birmingham. Fl 755. By MT. Carmichael of Clay To validate the unpaid claims of all persons who rendered service or fur nished material for Clay county, un- der a recent road law.
 H 757. By M. McDuffie--To legalize the payment of certain warrants im- properly issued by the Commissioners Court of Monroe county.
 H 775. By MT. Seale--To create the office of solicitor for the county of Sumter.
 H TT. By Mir. Haley--To define who are delinquent children. and to pro- vide for their arrest care and reforma. tion. in Birmingham.
 H 792. By Mir. Glover--To fix and provide for the salaries of the judges of the city court of Birmingham.
 H 793. By MT. Glover--To fix the salary of the Chancellor of the North western Chancery Division of Alabama at the sum of $4 800.
 H TOT. By MT. Mitchell--To require the Commissioners Court of Marion county to advertise for bids for the building of public bridges and other Improvements.
 H sl0z. By MT. Lee of Houston--To establish a board of revenue for Hous- ton county.
 S 249. By Mir. Blackmon--To pro- vide for the purchase of two survey ors translts for Calhoun county.
 From the apnropria. ions Committed.
 H. B. 202. By Mir McCrary-(with subs itutel-For the aJditional relier ors, and their wisdom bv the appropria- ton of $350, 900 annually.
 H. B. 78S. By MT. Lyons-To make further provisions for defraying the exepenses of the Legislature
 H. B. S1i. By MT. Martin--To provide the doorkeeper of the House and door keeper of the Senate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
FLOWER SEEDS.

A well assorted lot of FLOWER SEEDS in papers or by weight at
 BURKES DRUG STORE. Cor. Court and Monroe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

From the Committee on Penitentiary and Criminal Admin stration.
 H. B. s90. By MT. Love:ady-To fix the. salary of the state Chaplain of Con
 H. B. SOP. By Mir. Lovelady-To amend an act to amend section 4431 of Code of 1886 (Relates to appointment of State Chaplains.D
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
MARBLE

CuRbOw-Clapp Marble Co. Marb.e and Granite Monuments 209-2I1 Dexter. Phone lAA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
Hills Pnnaeh,

H. 372.. To authorize other municipal corporations to make certain local re- pairs or improvement on the streets. avenue. alleys. highways, or other pub lie places.
 H. 610. To further amend the reve- nue laws of the State of Alabama. (Re- lates to license taxes.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
Calendar of the Legislature
DAY.


s 221. Mfr. Barbour--To amend sec- tion seventeen of an act to establish a and licensing of teachers of public i schools. " s 22o. MT. Barbour--To repeal sec. ton sixteen of an act to establish a uniform system for the examination and licensing of teachers Of pubIc schools
 Calendar, February a. H. le1. By Mr. Long of Morgan sts,s To althorise the establishment of l cial order for f0:15 o'clock. and annui part of Twenty-seventh
 8. ss5: By MT. Milier-To vacate and annul certain a.leyways in Birm-
 S. s4i. By Mir. Blackmon-ro amend Sections 5 and Is of an act to declare Ins powers and Jurisdiction of the City
 s. s4s. By Mir. Blackmon-ro regu- late the practice in the Circuit Court of Calhoun County
 H. sss. By MT. Kirby--To establish Law and Equity Court for Madison
 s. s27 By MT. Reynolds-To amend Section of an act to amend an act to regulate the trial of mis6emeanors In
 s. s2i. By Mir. ReynoIds-To amend Section 3700 of the Code of Alabama. s. sa9. By MT. Reynolds twitb amendmcnt)-To regulate charges or excess baggage on all railroads S. sat. Dv MT. Revnold~-To require and authorize the Railroad Commission to prescribe rules, regulations and re quirements for the issuance and use of interchangeable excess baggage tickets and cou on tickets
 343. By Mir. -Lusk--To require and regulate the giving of bills Of 1af'ng or receipts for property received by common carriers
 H. 345. By Mir. I.ary of walker-To limit the number of constables. bailiffs and deputies who shall be paid cut of the County Treasury of Walker Coun- ty.
 H. 24s. By MT. Lee of Etowah--To provide for the better equipment and support of the University of Alabama.
 S. 34s. By Mir. Miller (wit'f amend mentl-To amend an act to amend Sec tion Ass7 of the rode cf 1896.
 IT 2so. By MT. Smith of Lee-To
 rnvf1s for the erection and eauinnnent of hui'd'rgs ara increased facilities at the Aiahr-,a poivfarhnic Institute.
 IT. 467 Bv Mir. John-To provi1e for tho r,aintrnar"e of the Alabama c.i~is' T-dust~iaI School
 IT. 671. Bv Mr. Smith oF Tee-To n,eEe ar approo~'ation to thef Alabama polvterhrie yn~t'tnte in lie| of :he share If Tho n~o"eeas arising from the sale of fertilizer tags.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

D. M. Avery, CSntractOF-BulIdeF.
 Estimates given on all classes of work in the building line. When interested, call phone 1908.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05
THE WILDCAT.
II Is a Coward and Only Fights Whs,
II Is cornerea.

Il Is Cornered.
REGARDING the -augur. the lurga,.
;aca3er or the feline family lii ;ia
UaitI States, 1t mpy be said that Il il
O'raSed with more than 4 rlghtful sha.c
Of names In one section 1t is tie
panther, somewhere else Il is term!
,Gountain lion, in another locality 1t is
coi.el a puma. aud the old time bac:,
'Hooismen win tell you blood curdlinr
stories Of the painter" III northeastern
Washington 1t is generally spoken of %
tlle-cougar.
The writer In n lJag life spent With
ride AID trap has hrnte,! and killei
these animals IN ti,clr native haun.s
and can bear witness 10 one truth Z:
gitliug them aii-wherevcr found or
uuder whatever name. their habits are
Identical
Among mauy people-and this in.
cl0dcS those who should know better
this animal Is looked upon rs very dan.
gerous. Ave inspiring stories are told
Of the cougar spr;nging from rocky
le;''ttste or an oyerhanging tree and rend-
ing tue helpless wayfarer passing be.
meath. These anecdotes have been
heard by all and believed by many
nor will deny that such things may
have occurred. but 1t is safe to say
that practically all these stories are
exaggerated and many OF them down
right lies.
Over thirty years ago. in company
With an Did aud experienced frontiers
man, was shooting deer, elk and bear
and settling the meat TO a gang Of tic
cutters in thu Rocky mountains. Cou.
gars were more abundant than ever
saw them elsewhere. yet 1t was per.
fectly safe 10 roam the woods at will.
Rolled IN my blanket. / have passed
many night under the sheltering
branches OF some big tree without even
a flre to scare these animals away.
I was never attacked by one unless
1t was coruered or perhaps so badly
wounded as u be unable to get away.
Under these conditions nearly any nm
inai will dght for It's life. : Sports
Afield.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05

Elan death. The picture Is before ne
set and can never fade.
Very wen. three OF four years later
! was king bee and sole subject IN
the mesmerie show. 1t was the begin
ming Of the second week. The per-
Torrance was half over. Just then
the majestic DR.. Peake, with his ruff
tied bosom and wristbands and his
gold headed cane. entered, and a def
erential citizen vaeated his seat beside
the Grants and made the great chief
take II. This happened while I was
trying to Invent something fresh In the
way Of a vision tn response to the pro-
fessor's remark:
Concentrate your powers. Look
look attentiyeiy. There. don't you see
somethings Concentrate concentrate
Now. then, describe IT.
Without suspectlug It DR. Peake by
entering the place had reminded me o.
the talk Of three years before. He / a
also furnished me capital and was TO
become my confederate, an accompllce
In my frauds. began on n vision, a
vague and dim one. CHAT was part a.
the game at the beginning OF a yisi5a.
It isn't best to see 1t too clearly at Il Ct.
II might look as IL you, had come LOAD
ell with it, The vision developed hy
degrees and gathered swing. nome,
tim. ener~y It was the Ricimol /:
Gre I,r. rcake was cold at first. ~
his 1ne, face had trace OF polite
scorn in 1t. but when he began 10 roe
ognlse that FIRE that express 3
Changed, and his eyes began to Hell.
mp. AS soon MS / saw that threw t.
valves wide open and turned on MI
he steam and gave those people a s;.a
per OF fire and horrors that was Gil
eulated to last them one while. Tie
couldn't gasr when got through they
,vere petr,acl Or. Pcake had risen
and wns standing md breathing hard
lie said in ercat voice:
My doubts nre ended. No collus.oa
could produce tia; miracle. 1t was r..
tally impossible for him TO know tho
details. yet he has described them wi:l
tilr clarity of an eyewitness. and VIE.
gYlat unas ,u!lnhie truthCulness Gsd
knows know AInrk Twalns Auto
blogra ,'liy IN North American Review
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05
III. Em.rs,,;.,

'Thc most iaconlc man / know Of is
a deaf and dumb man in our town. :
one Of the party remarked. HE never
writes on his little pad more than
enough to convey his meaning.
1T happened he was good poker
player and one night won a watch and
chain from . youns man Of the town.
The young mans father. a very pornp-
GUS individual heard or 1t and. meet
Ing the successful gaiuester OF the
street next cay. stopped him. The deaf
and dumb ut.ln produced his little md.
On 1t tile i.ate aud pompous father
wrote, I undas<tge! you won Rob's
gold watch iae other NIGHT. He hand
ed it to tho deaf ami dumb man. ex-
pecting to see hin change countenance
and offer to give up his SPOIL. The
latter did rot cutie do that however
Instead he took the pad. wrote two
words carefully o. II ana returned IT
Tic pompous father read inscribed
thereon:
"'AnC chrln.'
THAT eaded the affair."-New o.
leans Tlmes-Democrat.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05
SWEET MELODY FLOUR

In using cough syrup. why not
get the best? One that comes highly
recommended is Bees I.axatty.
Cough Syrup. contains Honey ann
Tar and Is superior to other cough
syrups In many ways. Children al
ways like it because It contains no
opiates, is laxative and is guaran-
'eed TO give satisfaction or your
money refunded. Try it. Sold by
Frank G. Bland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05
For Sale by All Dealers.
sWNE4, MELODY $500

coagar and colds contracted Al
MS yaasoh Of the year should aay.
Hardiate attention Bees Laxutis
9t-', Syr'fp contains Honey and Tar
and is unequalled for hoarseness
Group and coughs. Pleasant to take
mothers endorse IT; children like II
take 1T. Contains no opiates, Move.
the bowels. Sold by F. G. Bland
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05
.,,IsII, ,BArnMORE&OHlG
RAILROAD.

Schedule effective Nov. Is. 1895.
OLA1K6BU10, ". VA.
Daily. Z Daily except Sunday.
Sunday only.
MAxI LM1. 1AaZDouHD:
: $3.50 am, s5:S5 pm, sS:S5 pm.
Arrive tl2:5a am, 'S:SS q n. s4:4s
.rSston Accom-. Depart sls:as am.
x1:A7 pm. Arrive "7:2s am, xS:2S
pm, zs:02 pm
MALE LINZ, wRBTDouMD.
earfsranurg, Cineipnati, houisVdlla ans
81. houts, art s1a:bs am. sS:b'
.5:st pm. 1855 pm. Sa am
eArksrsburg Accom-, Depart, s7:2s am
x3:3b pm. Arrive, 1000 am, x7:o
pm. z8:l6 pm.
W. va. & 2ITTB., NO1THROunp,
SOnnsllsvtlle ana PtttHhurR, DepeY
Es:16 q m. xl0:3e q m Arrive xI:i.
pm, x1i:ob pm.
esirmont and Morgantown, Depar
z7:os p. M. Arrive xs:40 am, SS:aE
am. x3:10 PM, x11:eS PM
W. va D PITTS, BouT1DoUMD.
ReSeon, Depart 16:0o am, x1O:S0 am.
x11:2b a.m-,. Arrive xe:lS an. $3.50
an. x2:1b pm, x:7:0S pm.
sfehens, Depart x6:0o an, x4:lS nm
arrive xS:55 am, x7:e6 pm
redwood ana xntsEmediats potnts, De
psrS xs:0e a:m- x11:26 am ArrIvs
Wehstex Springs, Depart xl1:2S ain
Arrive x2:0O pm
WEST VA. SRoRr Lrww.
aew hartinBvtll9 ana wheeling Aeeern.
Depart 's:ib am, S2.4s pm. Arriv-
-xil;2b am. 'S:sb R.M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
NOTICE.

W. B. Freelaud Viii oaea . nrgt-
class meat marke; in the City Mar.
ket store about The l5;h ~ april
He will handle exclusively nom.
dressed meats. Special prices ia
restaurants and hotels Eight prlcae
to all. YoTr trade viii be apgre-
ciated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05
Teo Mueh.

There come times when the desire
and need for vacation are quite over.
balanced by other things. When Mrs.
Hanson had nrrrsed the children OF
Berryville through IN attack Of scarlet
fever she resisted all suggestions from
grateful parents that she 20 on for d
months rest at their expense.
NO" she said, with weary irmness.
I'm obliged to an, but haven't gos
strength. / could either get ready and
stay at home or could 90 without get.
ting ready but I couldn't do both any.
way IN tbs world. youths Compan-
ion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
GREFSLAWS

hesn'I'ni and we'll Eept cceus.
tcre aea- the city an io,s uasri
perpetual care Thiuk VIA, Tho
means. perpetual care. For any In.
formation DESIRED call $50 w. MaIu
=, the cemetery. or 2l7 Home
phone
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05

~ FOR EASTER
we have variety o. delicious cakes.
pies and pastry Including our iar-
Gus @Ao, cross Buns not fofs-
ring 7oF aves popniaF hon usss
bread. The proaucts s Cur baker,
can always he relied ppon III ei1x
absolutely fresh. FenHfHt a antt'-
tious. We cmaloy To- te sl aoa
reaa're to.ergh e!eaall; "a
acpaVmcafs insnrlae vsffecf sea-
Fars eordiliaes LEI us s opr
Easier order earlv
siFY Csgs2tss- iits;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

Hurried meals. lack of exercise
re the main causes of dyspepsia. A
Rings Dyspepsia Tablet after eacn
meal aids digestion. improves the
appetite Sold by F C. Bland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05

SWEET MELODY FLoUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05

Jim. where are you going? Up to
smithy's 70 ger saae Ash. He has
the incest lot of them every Wed.
nesday and Friday that you ever saw.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-13

The leading merraanrs use ff- The advertisers all use l. The people wts psy c2sh read t. AdFerrfse fn fhe Descent r
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-13

ther hint. She left the room gladly. and told Deborah to bring along her prisoner Shortly the noise of kicking and strong language was heard com ing nearer, and Deborah. with a red face and a firm mouth. appeared at the door holding aloft a small boy. who was black in the face with rage. There" said Deborah. flinging Tray in a heap at the detectives feet. If me an Bart ave sich a brat I 'ope he dies in his cradle instead of growing to a galIer's thief in tn use of words which make me shudder, let alone my pretty. Cgh-- She shook her fist at Tray. You old Bailey viper. though young at that"
 Here said Tray. rising. much dIsheveEed. but with a white face. let ne go. I'll ave the Iavr of yea
 m attend to that my Iad-- said HHrd dyly. NOV. then. where did yoa get that brocchf-
 -Sha'nrt teII.- snapped the boy and put hls tongue out
 HErd gave him a smack with an open hand s1 the ssde of his face. and Mas ter ClEup began to bIabber.
 -AssaItIng me-oh. won't yua ketch It- hs rssed Ia his P9L Wzth Ny
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-13

the widest range of They are free from ng knitting and cro- They are dyed in
 They stand the test
 you would obtain
 Fleisher Yarns.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-13

masters lawr cove, and he'll 'ave y up before the beak."
 You answer my questions" said Hurd sternly, "or you'll get another clout You know who am well enough. Make a clean breast of it, you imp, or I'll lock you up."
 If make clean breast will you let me cut? said Tray, beginning to whimper, but with cunning gleam in his eyes.
 "I'll see when know what.you have to say"
 Tray looked around the room to see If there was any way of escape, but Paul guarded the closed window, and Deborah, itching to box his ears, stood before the door. Before him was the stern faced detective, with whom Tray knew well enough he dare not trifle Under these circumstances he made the best of bad job and told what he knew, although he interpolated threats all the time. "Wot dye want with ne?' he demanded sulkily. '
 Where did you find that brooch?"
 q prigged it from MT. Beecot's pocket when he wos smashed"
 Did Mir. Hay tell you to steal it"
 ''No, he didn't"
 "Then how did you know the brooch was in my pocket" asked Paul.
 'I was a-dodgln' round the shorp," snapped Tray, land 'eard Mir Norman an Mir. Beecot a-talkln' of the brooch. Mir. Beecot said as he 'ad the brooch in Is pocket"-
 'Yes, I certainly did" said Paul, re- membering the conversation.
 "Well, when the smash come I dodg- ed In and prigged 1t. T'wos easy 'nough,' grinned Tray, "for felt it in lis breas' pocket and collared 1t. I want ed to guy 1t t tn ole man, thinkln' he'd pay fur 1t, as he said he would, but arter the smash I went 'ome t m' grand and hid the brooch. Wen I wos a-lookln' at 1t at night, I sawr Ger a-lookin' at 1t. and she grabbed at 1t. l
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-13

Germantown Zeph Knitting Worsted Shetland Floss Dresden Sax0ny Spanish W0rSted Ice Wool
 Shetland Zephyr Pamela Shetland Spiral Yarn
 Cashmere Yarn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-13

sWhtlc hc hdd the brooch stuck f0 as17- " ask you any more questions yOu'll have to answer. so now you can go. By the way. I suppose the brooch made you stick 10 BeecotT'
 'Yes." said Hay frankly He was of no use to me. but while he had the brooch stuck 10 him to get it for Mrs. KriIl."
 Queer said Aurora. T wonder why she wanted 1t So murh!-' But this question Hay was unable 10 answer