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WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE,
REAL ESTATE
12S Sutter ST. near Montgomery.

WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE,
REAL ESTATE
12S Sutter ST. near Montgomery
RESIDENCES
s1s, Oo0--Jackson St. overlooking Alta Plaza; at
tractive residence, r. and b. and fur
mace: extremely well lighted; 25xl17 TT
mortgage $4,000. This is bargain.
S7,500-Near Sutter and Octayia story resi-
dence. r. and b.: lot % 6x110 ft; mort
gage 81 500; will submit an offer. Sold
to close an estate.
s7,Ooo-Near Devisadero and Haight sts.: most
attractive residence T. and b.; magnih-
cent construction and In fine condition
house cost 81 600 to build; lot 25x125 IT.
must be seen to be appreciated; mortgage
$4,000 IL desired.
$5,500-Cslifornia and Steiner; substantial cot
tage, r. and b; ; mortgage "a 0O0; lot 23x
1o3 TT. VIII exchange for Richmond fats.
FLATS-INvESTMENTS
IS, ,5o0-Close to Sutter and inside of Fillmore.
fine bay window flats of 81 r and b =
rented cheap $3.50 and $50; lot p ;6x93
ft insured for 81. 900: well built mort
gage $4,000; will exchange; offer wanted.
5,500-Clay ST.. best part of Pacific Heights;
exceptionally high class flats of rs r.
and b.. rented steadily: S142. 80; lot 27:6x
100 TT: mortgage IS. 800. This property
must be seen to be appreciated; very at
tractive.
sac, 0,00o-North of Market, close TO East st; cor
lot 60x69 IT.; splendid location and
renting district: will exchange for apart
ment house or income property; mortgage
remain.
S3OOO-Mssion and 30th, vicinity; new fats,
r. and b. each; rents $40 per mo-; lot
25xT0 IT.
S15, ,0OO-Close to Montgomery and Broadway, s
flats of r. and b. each; lot 43 :6x57 g II.
rents low at $40 per no.; look at this.
S12, ,500-McAllIster and Fillmore sts., vicinity;
store with 3 fats Of 6-I-7 r. and b.; rent
sos; lot 2Sx112:6 TT.
S12, 500-Haight and Pierce, vicinity; thorough
ly modern fats of 6-I-7 r. and b.; rents
500 per mo- lot 25x137:6 TT.
close estate. Fillmore and
Union sts. vicinity: substantial modern
fats of 81 r. and b.; rents $55 per mo.
lot 25x105 fl.
81 s465O-Howard st. store of r. and b. and
fat Of 7. and b.. rents 1880 per mo.
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Clement ST. bet. 18th and 18th avs, near new
park panhandle: Sutter ST. cars pass lot.
Owner 62S X ST., Sunset.
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s11, ,5O0-Fifth av. business corner; stores and
fats; brand new; sidewalk and street
improvements complete; annual income
81 400; lot 25x9J; want offer.
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EASY TERMS
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
li3 MONTGOMERY st.
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NENI J.
ORR NEXT AUCTION WILL BE HELD
TUESDAY JANUARY %, 1910, AT OOh
AIESROOMS. I25 AND l27 SUFFER- 81, IL
O'CLOCK, NOON. -
We ARE LISTING PROPERTIES FOR OUR
AUCTION SALES. WHICH WILL BE HELD
REGULARLY UNDER THE Personal Dl-
RECTION OF
Mr.. WENDELL EASTON.
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$S,500-Price reduced for quick sale; splendid
well built home in the Western addition
OF u rooms and bath in excellent condi-
ton; any desiring a cheap home
should investigate.
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$40 monthly -Btumen street. sewer, gas an
water connections made to the lot; west lit
av., 175 IT. south of L st.
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$500 cash-Rents S110 per month; choice
corner on Bush st. near Devisadero; i'm
provements consist of flats of 81 rooms
and bath each; splendid location for
store; large lot 35xS7:6; bank mortgage Of
1000 remain
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BRANCH OFFICE lopen Sundays ia Gle
MENT ST NEAR sTH AV.
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Sc. $50 cash-6 new hats; rent Sos month
5000 cash--12 room house. Pine St; rent S120.
81 500 CASH. fats < rooms each; lot 25x114.
81 800 cash-rmproved ranch 800 acres.
81 900 cash--Improyed ranch. a. near Sonoma.
5000 cash-Cottage; lot 25x100.
$3.50 cash-Half Interest in money making bus
$500 casI-Manufacturing business, or will ex-
change for city real estate.
ARMSTRONG & CO., Ts7 Market ST.. room 1874
$6.300-Fine piece of property on Dolores ST.
with some improvements can make lots with
. frontages: fine proposition for builder; 80 200
cash. balance mortgage per cent. FYFE &
DEPAOLI. 1907 Mission st. opposite 29th.
45TH st. lot, Sunset; half price. Phone Pied
mont 1913. Oakland. s
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RESIDENCES

| S22. .00o-Marine view residences; handsome;
modern residences; stories, attic ana
| basement; price reduced; sold on account
of owners departure; lot 90 feet front;
lot alone worth almost the price asked
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IS, ,5Oo-Grove St near Devisadero; elegant
apartments of and bath each
1900 mortgage can remain: lot % IT,
frontage; rents 81 .020 annually; very low
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CITY REAL ESTATE
]. W. WRIGHT & co.

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
AUCTIONEERS.
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KANE & CO..
215 Montgomery st.
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So, 6,O00-yicinity OF 7th and Howard sts.: 4
modern fats. rooms and bath each.
rents ST.; this is a bargain; lot 25xSn.
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So, 10O-Near Golden Gate park. Modern cot
tage rooms and bath; lot 25x94 IT.;
bargain.
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SIS, ,0o0-Reduced from 50, 900 for quick sale;
handsome corner home In of the best
locations in Ashbury heights; residence of
rooms and bath, all of the latest mod
ern convenience.
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get some ground
and get a start
CITY REAL EsTArE-Continued

j. ". WRIGHT & CO.,
125 and 127 Sutter ST.
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SIS, ,500-Corner on Harrison St. desirable fats;
rent SIS per month; building years old.
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s17. .5OO-IoneS st. corner; close TO Geary; lot
81 feet frontage.
S15, ,OoO-Four new nats OF rooms and bath
c1inker brick entrance and basement front:
first story shingled; second plastered. very
neat and artistic; living room has open
Dutch fire place; artistic sldeboarsts: tiled
sink back: sunny bedrooms; lot 41:SNl2o,
Sth av. California St: $500 mort
gage can remain; want offer
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$1,o00-Very desirable corner on 9th av, close
TO the cars; large lot 35x95, portion
of which is improved with a very eesir
able residence of : rooms and bath; all
the latest modern improvements; the
is vacant and could be improved with
fats; elegant homes surround this prop
prtV
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RICHMOND AND SUNSET PROPERTIES
BRANCH OFFICE, IA CLEMENT ST NR.
STH AN. OPEN SUNDAYS.
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OOO-Key lot, 80 3:1OxS7 IS. near Polk and
Broadway; grading; part Of foundation
in; elevation plan for fats in our office
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SNAP

SNAP. SNAP. SNAP
So 5OO-BUSINESS CORNER fronting 12O feet
on Clement 81. line; reduced from
$500 for quick sale; owner must sell.
swell northeast corner Clement st. and
18th av.: 79x12O; large bank mortgage
can be arranged street improvements
going on at city's expense. THIS Is
MONEY MAKER.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER- .2J5 Montgomery st
Phone Douglas 3644.
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SNAP, SNAP! SNAP.
POLK AND SACRAMENTO SITS.
19,500-Pays $314-
16 apartments Of 4 and ) rooms. all rented to
excellent tenants and waiting list: rents av-
erage $24 building well constructed and light
ed; mortgage OF SIS. 600 at a reasonable rate
of interest may stand; full price. SS7 800:
total rents. $420: lot J5x120: story and base
ment building The best buy in this section.
KANE & COMPANY.
PIT Montgomery ST.
SNAP IN COTTAGE
or rooms in SUNSET DISTRICT.
One block from GOLDEN GATE PARK and II ST
OWL CAR LINE
Street work done
Only $500 cash required.
Balance easy payments.
Total price 81 $50
LOT alone Is worth the money.
LIPMAN < HIRSCHLER- .255 Montgomery ST
Phone Douglas 3644
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FLATS

S23, ,000-Corner near Fillmore and Sutter sts-; 4
modern flats, 5-7-T-9 rooms and bath eacn;
| rents $21T.50 fats very we'll bullt
| and in good location
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bhANAH OftlIE. al4 CLEMENT ST Mr.
STH AN. OPEN SUNDAYS.
RESIDENCES AND FLATS
SO, ,O0O-Beautful modern residence r.
and b.: also modern bupgaIow q and
b. garage; hne lawn and garden; splen-
didiy constructed: very artistic sun in
every room: lot 5oxl2o It.
Se.OO0-Rents 1890 yearly; , fine fats 9Th av
mr. St; make offer; TERMS.
$7,2oo-Rents $50 yearly; 2 beautiful fats. 5th
S6,5o0-very easy terms; new colonial resi-
denees- large, sunny rms. and b. ca. !;
Sth Lake St: bitumen
s5,oOo-Besutful bungalow. T. and b.: 18th
av- nr. Lake st. TERMS.
ss-sooenoSttage' eoa,n r And b. 27th av nr. Cali
s2.eo0-eottage. ; ?. and b.: mr. West Clay ST.
s.. .e00-Cottage, T. and b.. nr. Point Lobos av
&l3Oo-Cottage- 3 r. b.; 324 32d aY. TERMS
RICHMOND AND SUNSET LOTS
t5.0O0-I ST.. NV. COR, east OF 6th av 35x
80; $4,000 can remain on mortgage if de-
s5.OoO-27th av mr. Point Lotos: 7oxl2o.
$2.Too-Clement st. COR; 32:6xIo0.
S2-150-Nr. 9Th ay. and Parnassus; 25xI2O.
sLST5-5th av. nr. St, 25x95.
SlS00-I ST. nr. 7th av.; 25x1OO.
sl,10o-East 10th av. nr. Lake st.
J. W WRIGHT CO..
l25 and I27 sutter ST.
SOL GETz SONS. Real Estate Dealers.
Room s2s. Chronicle building.
-NcN AAo-he. Just Belns OrdueQ.
$3.50, $3.50 10 S45O-Level lots; Excelsior Id
Ocean View and near Psrkside; s. monthly.
$500 to SI250-Graded Sunset lots, near park
and cars, Sth aF. to 25th ay-; hne view and easy
terms
$3.50 TO 81. .25o-Richmond Heights lots: view
OF ocean. park and Spreckels lake; terms.
Lots in oceanside district; any size and price /;
call for diagrams.
sI.25O to Ss.5Oo-Modern cottages; payments
same rent
Ocesnside branch office, corner n ST. and 47th av
Open caily and Sundays.
SOL GETZ & SONS Owners and Dealers.
Room 32S Chronicle building.
81 5OO-A hne business lot on Clement St near
18th av.: 25xl00; see this for bargain;
street work all done
g, ,000-I.0t on 10Th av between Clement ST and
Point Lobos av.; ready 10 build on: street
work all done; 25xl20. a snap IL you wish
nice lot IN nice home district
81. 500-Isot l1th Y. near l. st.. 25x120:
street work all done; marine view;
cheap lot for q nice home y
Terms be had on all above lots II desired.
". A. GRANIcHER. 2097 Market st.
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HYDE sT.-sACRIEICE.
81. .350-25 feet on sunny side of Hyde St, just
outside of fire limits; won't last long; get
busy at
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OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER
113 Montgomery st.
MR. RENT PAYER
Only cottage left. Don't let this chance
to pay for a home with your rent money go by
Take Sutter st. cars, Clement ST. line TO 1927
PIT. Lobos corner of 35th and look at this
modern room and bath cottage. Representative
at cottage today.
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st and 23d av.
st. and 23d av.
FRONTING THE PARK.
$40 monthly and you lot in our new
block. Terraced lots, streets graded, sewers, gas
and water. Building restrictions. No finer lots
for building investment. the market
Take II ST to gath Agent on the
grounds
$40 MONTHLY.
Large lots in the block bounded by Pennsyl-
vania, Texas, 10th and goth sts.; the now
being laid; 1 block from the 18th ST. electric
cars, and only 20 minutes ride from Sd and
Market SITS.
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GEARY ST. ELECTRIC LINE; McALLIsTER-
FULTON ST. LINE; FULTON ST. CITY
SEWER and OPPOSITE PARK AND CHAIN
OF LAKES.
Four important that recommend imn.e-
diate purchase of lots In Chain Of Lake
block: $40 monthly secures one of these lots
Won't last long at these prices
Branch offce-35th and Fulton st. Open Sun
days, all day; weekdays from to p m.
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So, 0o0-Two very desirable modern fats of 5
and rooms and bath each, renting for
$3.50 per month; near Hyde and Green
sts.; improvements should be seen to be
appreciated
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Send for January list Of property for sale.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-s24 KEARNY ST.
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Real Estate Agents.
81 Montgomery St. Lick bldg.
Phone Douglas At.
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$475O-Two fats Of and rooms and 3 room
cottage in in Golden Gate av. near
Lyon ST.; rents $50 a month; lot 25x137 80
81. 700 mortgage remain.
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s.. $50.
CHOICE NORTHWEST CORNER.

S22. .5OO-REDUCED FROM $40. 600
Pacific ay. home; thoroughly modern; about
IL rooms; baths, 4 bedrooms. servants room.
etc; hardwood floors. open freplaces; immediate
possession given; in of the best loca tions in
Pacific heights. (4749)
BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-s24 KEARNY ST.
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45TH st. lot, Sunset:
mont 1913. Oakland
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

AZ acres OF finest alluviaI soil. close 70
SunnyvaIe. in the flowing well belt; miles
from Sunnyvale; adapted to alfalfa, apples.
pears, prunes. vegetables and berries; $3.50 an
acre: terms IL desired: for sale a whole or
in part: produces 500 to $500 an acre an
nually.
Bank building sunnyvale, Santa Clara Co. Cal
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y225-TwO Parkside lots; snap; 25x120; must
be sold at once; 40th st. near I.
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SIS, ,000-NW. corner Market and Churcn
sts.; modern fats, AS rooms and batn
each; rents 81, $50 per annum; all rented
very low; positively one of the best buys
on the market
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-24
A CHRISTMAS THOUGHT.

Oh, Christmas is coming again. you And you long for the things he is
 bringing; But the costliess gift may not gladden.
 the day,
 Nor help on tho merry bells ringing. Some getting is losing, you under
 stand;
 Some hoarding is far from saving. What you hold in youP hand may slip
 from your hand; There is something better than hay
 ing.
 We are richer for what we give, And only by giving we live. Your last year"s presents are scattered
 and gone
 You have almost forgot who gave
 them: But the loving thoughts yoa bestow As long as yoN choose Go have them. Love, love is your riches, though ever
 so poors
 No money can buy that treasure; Yours always. from robber and rust
 secure,
 Your own without stint CT measure. It is only love that we can give, It is only by loving we live. For Who Is s& smiles through tho
 Christmas morn The Light of the wide creation? A dear little Child in a stable born, Whose love Is the worlds salvation. He was .poos .s~ ~ar%t-y hVt Ir~ @ave uy That can make our iife worth Mvfns And happy che Christmas Day we IHhat is spent for His sake ia givi Like Him, let us love and give.
 --IlJCy T4aTcOnl
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HOLIDAY OFFERINGS AT THE Au-
 DITORIUM.

The present bill at the Auditorium, in fine words of the crowd, is a ''corker, and the holiday programme booked for next week promises to surpass the present programme.
 Ths programme for Monday is so constructed that no two acts are alike thereby assuring an entertainment that is sure to please the greatest majority Of patrons.
 Positively the only act of it's kind is presented by the Parker, Palmer~& co. in the greatest of all athletic sketches entitled Theresea, the College Girl Athlete, and Dog Mike. This is rhe cleanest. neatest, classiest athletic act in vaudeville. Elaborate special scenery is carried with this act
 For those who appreciate real sing ing, I6listo and Baylis will undoubted " appeal Mr. Klisto was formerly leading tenor at the Metropolitan op- era house at St. Petersburg, Russia They do an operatfc singing act of the nsNhest class.
 Fer those who like comedy of a little Tougller nature the team of Harris and NetsOn will surely please. They do a regular Slapstick knoclIs bout act that Is a howl from start to finish.
 Al Lenhart. the eccentric comedy iuEgler wifi fit in nicely with his fun ny and clever line of stunts and will 6o his share to make this holiday bill one of the best ever.
 A special attraction will be offered next Tuesday Wednesday and Thurs day in the only official moving pie tllres taken of cowboy and Indian cele b.atiOn. or as it is called in the west Frontier day, There are over 5000 feet of film. showing roping, riding and shooting contests for worlds cham psonships, and the principals are all the real thing. not stage cowboys but the wild and wool1y article. Col. Theodore Reosevelt is prominent figure throughout the whole series.
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Foreign Trade Percentanes-

Percentages may not be wholly re- lied upon for the guidance of trade Volume is worthy of consideration. Merchants recognize that small sales to d large number of persons are apt to be quite as profitable as large sales to a small number. Yet a compact and rich market has it's advantages. Such a market South America presents by contrast to the Orient A consular report shows that the United States sold on the average during the past i've years S5 worth of goods per cap ita in Argentina, six cents worth in
 nina and seventy eight cents worth in Japan. To be sure, in the total of sales during the period, the sales in the Chinese empire had a value of on ly some six millions less than that in Argentina, while in Japan it amount ed to nine millions more. A slight in crease in the average purchasing DOW CT of the four hundred million Chinese would induce a volume of trade in that quarter vastly in excess of what Argentina's six and one-half millions could swing. Nevertheless the dem- onstration of the purchasing pRwer of the Argentinian, five times that of the individual Japanese and eighty times that of the Chinese, is impressive and structiVe.-Providence Journal.
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Deicafezg
 f or57aed

and gently reared, women will find in all the seasons of their lives, as maid ems, wives and mothers, that the one simple, wholesome laxative remedy, which acts gently and pleasantly and naturally and which may be taken at any time, when the system needs 8 laxative, with perfect safety and real ly beneficial effects, is Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna.
 It has that true delicacy of flavor which is so refreshing to the taste, that warming and grateful toning to the stomach which responds so favor. ably to it's action and the laxative eff. feet which is so beneficial to the sys tenn when, occasionally, it's gentle cleansing is required.
 The genuine, always bearing the name of the California Fig Syrup Go. may be purchased from all leading druggists in original packages of one size only, price fifty cents per bottle
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The Cotton Crop.

The worlds annual production of cotton is estimated at 20,000,00O bales, of which the planters of America, grow more than one-half, or about F, ,000, GOO bales In the British provinces and dependencies are grown $500 600 bales, though all of it except 100000 bales from Egypt is inferior in quality to the American cotton. The price of the staple and of the fabric advances year by year. which shows that the produc- tiOn does not keep pace with the con- sumption, and this, too, notwithstand- ing the encouragement lent to the planter in the market return for the seed that is yielded from this crop.
 While it is true that not one-fourth of the cotton area of the United States has been subjected to the blow and the hoe, it is, nevertheless, obvious that if our country is long to hold the supremacy in the growing of cotton, old methods of cultivation must be supplanted by the new. 4 planter who gets less than d bale of lint from an acre seeded to cotton ought to quit his job, for he is not fitted for it. One planter in Mississippi-th prairie re- zion near the Alabama line in the black beIt-acquired an old wornout farm, and what with corn, peas, oats and alfalfa he now has a plantation as fertile as it was when the land was virgin, and his acres devoted to cotton yield him from a bale and a half to two bales the acre.-Was shington Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-24

When one stops to consider the fa- n1ous artists which will be at the u - eeum theater, New London, on Mon day evening, Dec. 26, no matinee, when the Sheehan English Grand Opera com pany gives an all star performance of Verdfs famorite opera, II Trovatore. it IS a little wonder that orders are pour ing in from the entire neighborhood. We have paid the price of admission many times to hear one of these artists sing a few songs, therefore to get the entire group of them together In addi- ton to what Is said to be the finest chorus in English opera, and a mag uificent production of the worlds most popular opera, is an event of d life time.
 Headed by Joseph F. Sheehan, Amer ics's favorite tenor and acknowledged the foremost tenor in the English lan- guage. the cast includes Miss Elaine De Sellom, the eminent French contralto, who has created sensation in Amer lea since her arrival by her wonderful work as Azucena in II Trovatore; Miss Grace Nelson, the American girl whose wonderful vofoe placed here among the great sopranos of the day; Louis La Ealle, the eminent English baritone. said to bs the finest exponent of the role of Count di Luna ever heard in America; Charles O'Isliey, the Ameri- "a n basso, and S host of others. This will be the opay toug of this all star orEsnl1 rfoE.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-24
Feed the Birds.

Please listen to the plea of the TIu- mane society of New Jersey to con slider the birds. The snow has faller, and has hid from them the dried ber- ries and seeds upon which they feed during the winter. If you want to see how hungry they are, just throw out some little scraps of meat or some crumbs of bread and see how eagerly they will pick them uD. Or hang a bit of suet in a tree and see what a va riety of birds will find it and make their meals off ii. If you keep mp this practice, say every morning. you win soon find the birds watching and wait ing for your charity. Some have act ually succeeded by very careful rreat- Inent. in getting the birds to come to the window and seemingly ask for their breakfasts. Tn the cities the children should see that the birds do not starVe, and in the country the farmers are encouraged by the state to feed the quail The birds can stand the cold, but hunger is harder to bear Feed them. Newark News.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-24
Mr. Morgan's Successor.

All sorts of stories are af1oat con- corning the reason that led to the sev- erance of Mr. Perkins from the Nor gan firm. One that has gained wide currency is to the effect that the am bilious young financier aspired to sue ceed MT. Morgan as active head of the house. Well, MT. Perkins may have been daring enough to nurture such ambitions, but it can be stated very positively that the successor to Mr Morgan will be Mir. Morgan, Jr. His ways are not those of MT. Perkns-he does not court publicity, he ha.bitually remains in the background; but his associates declare with the greatest confidence that when them time comes he will prove not unworthy success or to his father. It is mainly out of tiliaI respect that he refrains from coming prominently to the forefront SO long as his father remains at the helm But those who know Jack Morgan. as he is always called, are enthusias stfc over his worth, both as a finaneier and as a man.-Financial Features. in The N. Y. Journal of Commerce.