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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-15

The Red Men will give the second
dance of the series at Red Mems hall
Tuesday evening.
The ladies Of the Mission Circle will
meet at the church parlors Thursday
afternoon at 80 p. m.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Florence, eldest daughter Of Noyes II.
White and Charles W. Fawcett of New
York.
The Daughters of Rebekah are max
ing preparations TO give a salHlagun-
di party, supper and sale in the near
future.
Geo. W. Baker and wife, who moved
here recently from Cleveland, Ohio, re-
ceived this week from the White Sew
ing Machine Co.. present OF liz
pieces in cut glass.
The ladies of the Unitarian society
will give their second sociable at Wells
hall, Tuesday evening, A chicken pie
supper will be served at half past six
o'clock. An entertainment will follow
the supper. All are cordially invited.
Miss Jessie Lawton, sister of Mrs.
W. Il. Barber and until recently in the
employ of DIR. S. f. Lawton, was
married last week Wednesday al
Derry, N. H., to Fred Hill Of Wall
ingford, breeder OF young Jersey stock
and brother Of Edward Hill, president
OF the Magic Yeast Co. They will
make their home at Wallingford.
The ladies of the Unitarian society
gave chicken pic supper Tuesday
evening to which large number sat
down. in Wells hall. A unique pro-
gram wac rendered. Miss Minnie
Brasor recited '.Pemberton Mills
most pleasingly Mrs. Lulu McLane
gave selection on the piano and Col.
{. A. Miles rccited' The Old Guard, v
much the same way as he did some 81
years ago.
The Baptist Endeavor society held a
promise meeting Tuesday evening, the
topic being My favorite promise and
why it is dear to me. y The next
meeting will be held Tuesday evening,
the topic will be Christ Rejected. y
At the meeting last week it was voted
to .takc up the Christian Culture
courses OF study. \ committee to have
charge of the matter with Miss lzetta
Stewart as chairman was appointed.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-15
BRATTLEBoRo. VERMONT FRIDAY NOVEMBER IS. 1895.
THE LIQUOR RAID.
How 1t Originated. and What Is Plan-
ned-Legal, Moral and other Aspects.


Brattleboro had the most extensive
liquor raid Of recent years Saturday
afternoon, when about o'clock six
pool and billiard rooms were stimuli
taneously pounced upon. A force of II
officers had been gathered to do it,
Sheriffs Wilkins Of Putney, Martin of
Townshend, Thompson Of Bellows
Falls, Eager of Newfane, Houghton OF
Guilford, Shumway of Jamaica, and
Gordon of Brattleboro, with police
officers C. G. Turner, H. II. Burnett,
F. l.. Childs, Ernest Hall and
Pllerin Of this village. The complaints
were all signed by G. G. Turner as
police officer, though Mayor Streetei.
was back of him.. The only stuff
seized, so far as can be determined
yet was the Eddy L. Co. hop beer and
| Suffolk beer, two cases of the former
being taken at N. M. Adams in Cros
by block, four cases at Thomas Man
ning's in Sherwin's block on Elliot
street, one at j. 7. Wright's in
Judges block Main street, few at p.
Manning's in Milestone block, three
at Pat Drislane's in Hooker block and
30 or 40 in the cold storage bottle es-
tablishment of Estabrooks Il Gale on
Flat street.
The seized goods were all taken to
the lookup for storage, where samples
have been taken to Druggists Chaplin
and Holden for analysis.
Wright stood trial at once Saturday
afternoon before Justice Newton. The
proof against him was the possession
of a federal license which the law
makes "prima facie" evidence of keep
ing with intent to SELL and the seiz
ure. He was fined 800 nd costs.
took an appeal aud gave bail for ap-
pearance at county court.
The other cases were continued until
tomorrow except that against Adams
which goes over to a week from to
morrow
Wednesday the respondents were all
called into Waterman, Martin Hits
office where Mr.. Martin labored with
them 10 promise not to sell any more
even the hop beer and said ii they
would he would advise that the cases
against them be nolle pressed. Three
OF them seemed willing to agree to
make this proimse, but the others
would not and nealry all hesitated to
promise not to sell the hop beer,
which was insisted upon because the
hop is made cover for traffic in
straight lager.
Some of the respondents seem to be
confident that by insisting on their
right to trial by jury they can escape
conviction. But suppose the prosecu
tion offers proof of possession Of the
federal licenseand rests, making what
the law calls prima ffacie case.
Wouldn't the respondents then have
to go on the stand and swear, or else
offer Other proof, that they have not
in fact done what the license permits!
Besides in case of trial they woud
have to take the chance of having
something stronger than hop or Suffolk
beer to proved on them.
Estabrook Il Gale, as it is under
stood, propose to defend on the ground
that they are agents for Springfield
company and only keep in cold storage
here the beer which is sold on the
other side, and do the bottle washing
for the East Eagle brewery.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-15

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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-15
One and 7.I6ths Cents Per Day.

Ia what it costs the young man who
vonts ali the privileges of the Young
Mems Christian Association; the priv
iIeges I are easily worth se5; Just listen. l1o
Fine reading room, social and game
room, parlor well equipped, gymnasium STUN
with regular IN lns'tuo.tb snast hath ser.
,.;oa !, Vermont, canfera room, bicycle
storage, educational classes, course OF
nract;cal talk, frequent socials and al
WAYS genial fellowship and SO. social .;aaat at
has been paid for. Match this if yo"
can elsewhere in town. :, =.
Call on Mr.. Austin, zen asd !. oe1 Riock Ri, T
~ This is matter of business, 1t is
ECONOMY for you to join the Associa-
ton now. .;.
Tickets made out at any time.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-15
TO RENT.

sil.sumtn sIlt Insertion, and one cent word IN each
R,uent issue.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-15

ISOR SALE.-l secondhand Top Buggy,
L Express Wagon, Sleigh, Robe, all to be
sold cheap. Also to rent, small Stable. MRS.
S. l.. SIBLEY, 2 Elm st. l6wl'
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
COAL FROM THE LUNGS,
Several Tons OF II Breathsd out ia a
Lifetime.

We breathe oxygen IN, aud coat out. Fxperl-
men show that eight ounces troy OF solid
carbon are given of by pair Of human lungs
every "a hours. That would be 6l6 tons In a
life Of years. What uld that amount Of
carbon be worth In the form of diamonds A
diamond 10 pure carbon.
The price OF diamonds concerns very few
people, but the condition OF th- lungs Is a
matter Of supreme Importance In this seas on
o changing weather. Unless the lungs be
strong they cannot expel the carbon. A cold
attacking them directly weakens them.
Any dep esslon, u ough It seems 10 effect
only one organ, must be overcome by braeing
the Whole body. For This purpose the doctors
prescribe stimulants
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Is highly priced
BY the medical profession, because it rouses
the latent energy ofthe body, creates a keen
appetite. and Is invIzerating and nerve-sooth-
ing. IL the use of IL were followed By an In
furious react on. the doctors would OF com
mend Il. The fact Is. that DuiTs's urs Malt
Whiskey stimulates the organs to do their
work properly, 80 that all ground gained is
held
Her &c 4 Is a standard medicine: house
hold remedy Of proven value 1t Is especially
usefnl In the spring TO AZ hit those obstinate
colds that 50 often develop into pneumonia
and bronchitis.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
BBbUTIPYIEG 4 CLOTHING STORE.

Flowers. Music and Mellow Electric
Lights VIII ieuro at the Opening OF
Hamburgers' Remodsled store To-
morrow
EverY body was busy at HAmburgsrs
spacious clothing store to day, getting
the interior In readiness for a grand
Spring opening to morrow night. and
choice Easter Lilies, hYacinths and potted
plants that are famous for their fra
GRANGE and beauty are being dis
tribnted around the store
Frescoers were putting the finishing
touches on the walls aud ceilings, which
have been highly polished and bordsrs
IN light coloIs Fancy ceilings In each
of the mammoth windows are excellent
limitations OF fancy marble or carved
stone.
The store Is lighted by ffty-two cell :
Ing electric lights. four lamps ia s
cluster, that give ths room resp en-
dent brillianoy. strengthened by the
harmonious background Of the bright
ceilings aud walls
But the mammoth windows of this
store have been remodrlsd uutil thev are
the finest ia the city Brilliantly lighted
With twerty- four incandsscsnt lights
each window shines forth as a marvel Of
beauty aud brightness AS background
for the tine custom goods and furnis6iDgs
that sre so tsstefuly arranged Ia these
fine windo vs. will bs Nile gfe,n tapestry
adorned with snow white hsh netting
Every body should visit this store TO
morrow evening, when the Spring re-
opening will be held The splendid goods
in mems and boys clothing and the new
department of merchant tailoring are
well worth visits at any time, bnt TO
morrow evening this beautiful music and
Easter flowers will add to the enjoyment
of the guests. Souvenirs will also be
given away.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
CORPORATE EXISTENCE NOT pRovep

CORPORATE EXISTENCE NOT PROVED
The SUIT Against the water witch Firs
Company Results in "a Non-suit--vin
BE Appealed.
Before Magistrate Sasse last evening a
suit brought by ths Fabric Hose Manu-
featuring Company, of New York. against
tue Water Witch Fire Company. OF this
city, for the recovery OF 1850 value OF q
pote given Ia payment Of bill for hose
purchased by the latter, WAS heard.
Harry @ Conrad and NJ H. Cahoon rep.
resented the plaintiff and George A.
Elliott aud Charles M Curtis the Witch.
City Treasurer J. X. Adams testified to
having signed The contract and affixed
the seal OF the Water Witch. and. while
1t was not denied that there was money
due, the claim was made that the hose
Was no good and not up TO contract.
The plaintiffs failed TO prove that
either OF the parties TO the suit we're cor
porations, and on motion ~ Mr. Curtis a
non-suit was granted. The case viii be
carried up,
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
pelawareana VINO Wenr mednla

Among the veterans Of the late war
who we're present at convention Of the
medal of honor men in Philadelphia are
ex Commander Joseph E Vantine, Of New
Castle, who received a medal for conspic-
uous coolness and bravery during the
attack on Port Hudson, Mississippi river,
March IA. 1868. while serving on the
United States steamship Richmond Col
onel John Wainwright, distinguished
service In battle, also for esllant and
meritorl us condust at Fort Fisher. jan
usry 10. 1865 Among the speakers at
the banquet last night was General J..
Parke Posblas
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
A Home wedding.

Miss Emma Lever and John H. Hooten
both of this city we're married on Satur-
day evening at O'clock st the residence
of the eroom's parents, Rev. e w
Long officiating The bride was attired
In white silk Miss Mamie Jones was
bridesmaid and Thomas Smith acted as
best man
The guests were Nc aud Ms Thomas
Hooten, Aubrey Hooten. Mr. and Mrs T
Va nseller. Mr.. and Mrs Csmpbell. Almer
Heller, Mrs Michssl Donlan. Miss
Maggie Donlan, Miss Name e. Donlan.
F. D Downs. Miss E Johnson,
Mr and Mrs Knight. Miss Blanche B
Campbell, Miss Eva ) M. Campbell.
Joseph NJ. Miller, James L. Thompson. J
Roberts, William ]. Hinderer, George
Roslin, Mr. and Mrs Brown. Miss
Sallle Ratledge. Mr. and Mrs Donnell.
Miss Name Glstts. Miss Ida Linds John
Heller, AIRS Heller. James P Rstledge.
Mrs. Mary E Wrench, Miss Hattie
Wrench and others
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Before the Intorcnnnre OInb.

An interesting lecture WAS delivfrs
last evening 10 the New-Oentury Club
bulldog. before the Interchange Club by
samuel Bancroft, Jr on "The Effect Of
Dante. .Roseth and the Pre- Rsphaelite
Brotherhood or Modern English Ars I"
The leeeure was illustrated by
specimens from Mr.. Bsneroft's own
collection OF originals and copies fro n
Roseth This collection is sAid TO be one
OF the most coGpleie in the world and
the largest In America. aud has been
exhibited 10 Pbilad slphia aud New \ ork
nuEnber of artists from outside the
Guy were pgesent
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
The RED schooner f1yd wing.

AHN tKVt 1tNUuuoF hUu WINK.
In order that she may 80 on the dry
dock on this afternoon's high tide the
schooner Red Wing arrived at the
Harlan & HollinRsworth Company In tow
OF the Philadelphia ting Mary ] Walker
The Ped VIM is to have her bottom
cleantd and painted. Her hull Is
painted dark red. characteristic to
her name. but color seldom noticed
on coastwis vessela
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
THE
L0MBARDY CEMETERY,
Concord Pike, Eear WiImIn ten
LOTS FOR SALE.
R4iiaf ~ Sir nonrs

Distressing kidney and b adder diseases re-
heved In six hours by tte New Great lou b
American Kidney Cuse This new remedy
is q great enrprise ois accon Al 0f its exotsd Ig
prcmptness in relievi, < vain in The bladder,
kidneys, hack aud every part ~ The urinary
passages In male nr femslo. IL relieves re en-
u ~ of water and lnn in pRssil n almost
tfume lately. Il you want qut,k relief AZ d cnr-
ibis Is yOur remedy. sold ng T. :. Beeem AID
y. James Bolt druggis :. W'l.slneton. Dui
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Beautlful Cepter.rable Ronl,.

You want something artistic for your
center table Something that will In
struct as well as anuse Well, get a
copy of "Fsnous Paintings Of the
World" bound iu cloth and gold It is a
beautiful portfolio OF artistic master
pieces and 81 rs will buy IT, Made to
sell at SO OAly few left. Apply at
EVENING JOURNAL Office
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Ilrrn

HUSTON.-On pril4 1895, Sophie X only
child OF tie late Marisnna Ruth thu ton
FAIRLAMB On ths 9th irstant, William
Ii. Fairlamb, aged - years.
pURDT. ON Antn e. lsl5. Klizabeth w
Constantine. widow Of The late Colo 81 j. h.
Purdy. ia her s0th ear.
ROBIN. N.-On Monday, ApIil 6, Annie
l.. obinson, in the 2nth year OF her age.
SAVERS. On April eth, Agnes, wife OF
Joseph eayers.
STERN.-On April 5th. 1895. Mrs Caroline
Stern, widow Of the late Cyrus Stern, aged IS
years.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

don't see why f hel has so many adj
pays. paints nor speaks French Hmm" :"
ne replied reheetively, maybe that's Why
Washington Star.
.,41,t " viii pay you to take foods SarsapAriila.
Win pure blooa you need bcL fear the grip.
Sarsaparil la viii rnae q you strong ma healthy
aoods pills are purely vegetable careruilv
prepared from the best Ingredients. 25c.
He-"There is only half hour until train
time aud our tfunk isn't half packrd " -he
-eDon't worry. TEAR. have my bonnet on ;,
--Chicago Inter Ocean.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Hlrnm Yarrnr.

Dealer IN Pictures, Mirrors and Art Goods,
formerly at No 4l9 MarketstreAt, and No.
4l9 Shipley street New store, No II East
Third street, opposite Bradford's paint
store, Wilmington, Delaware. Kindly
give us a call.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
mARRIEn

LAMBORN-TAYLOR.- Fifth day,
fourth month, AT the home OF the brides
mother. Lipnaeus @ Lamborn aud Ann
Amanda Tay Ion.
EDWARDS -WR1GHT.-Aprli ith, 1895,
by hev J X. MiliRan Albert w. Edwards
and Maud r. Wright. both Of this city.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Social and Personal Notes.

Miss Msris is spending some time at
Atlantic City.
Judge Ball was in Philadelphia yester.
day
Miss Annie Richardson Is the guest OF
Mrs A E Fowler, at Smyrna.
Mrs Madge Horn has been visiting rel
stives near CLAYTON.
Miss Name Gibson is visiting friends
in Clayton.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Newark Personals.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK, April 10 Miss Emma Pie
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John F
Gildea, at Belle Aire, Ohio
Leach Vandegrift. of Philadelphia,
was in town yesterday
Prof Willard T Smith, Of Delaware
City, was in town yesterday.
Prof. A II. Raub, of Philadelphis,
was in town yesterday.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Tho Verdict AccIdenraI Death

Dsputy Coroner Chandler held an
irq test yesterday on the body of Miilard
NJ Is killed at New Castle by falling off
IDe op Of car. The verdict was
accidental death
Evening journal., 1895-04-10

NOTICE.. CLARKSON JENNINGS. THE
uated at Nos. $40 and SCI Market atrcet.
known as Hotel Jenninss 10 the WITH
ward In the city of Wiiminaton. oouaty
of New Castle ard state OF Delaware
In compliance with the Requirement OF the
acts OF the General Assembly In such caae
madei aud provided. DO hereby Give notice
General Sessions Of the Peace and jail De-
livery OF the State Of Delaware, In and for
New Castle county, on Monday. the 9th day Of
May. lMl5, being the next torn Of said court,
for lieonee for said house, "a an inn or
tavern. for the sale therein OF Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than ore quart, to
twelve OF whom are substantial freeholdera
u said wart, recommend the said applica-
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
At a west Chester weddIne.

There was brilliant wedding In West
Chester last night, at which a number of
Wumingtoniaus we're among the guests
The bride was Miss Olivia Wollerton.
daughter of ex.Judge William Woller-
ton, and Joseph D Hsines, both Of West
Chester
The ceremony took place at z 80 in
the First Presbyterian Church, Rev. w.
r Laird, the pastor, officiating. II was
followed by reception at the WolIerton
homestead
The bride was attended By Miss Mary
L Haines MISS Bloch fan, Miss Ober
holizer, Miss Sara DeHaven, Miss
Brenton and Miss Herring, Harry |
Haines, brother OF the groom, was bes I
man. The ushers we're Arthur 7 Parhe,
Robert s Waddell. George Heed. Of
West Chester; William Dubois, Of Phila
delphia; and Frank Paachall and
Merrill Thompson, of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Y. W. Q. a. Raoentlnn.

The Y w @ A reception held at It's
new home last evening WAS q successful
and enjoyable affair The reception
committee gave warm welcome to
every body, and the entertainment com
mittee dispensed tea, coff- 20, chocolate
and waters During the day and even
ing 500 persons registered
The hosts of visitors were shown
throughout the building. Miss Hattie
Pawley recited. and the Y M G. A.
Orchestra furnished pleasing music
Before 10 o'clock last night ninety
three persons had Joined the association.
increasing the membership to over 100
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Home Wedding of Miss Emma
Lever and John H. Hooten.
A BRILLIANT APRIL WEDDING

At West Chester at which wilmington
Guests Were Present--Also Were In
the Bridal Party-The Y. w. O. AS
Ali communications inUenoeu FOR Insertion
this column should be addressed TO Society
Gditos sare Of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com.
munic@Iions should DO written on one aide oi
abe pAper only
Evening journal., 1895-04-10

Best 0oous, Lowest PriceA.
Buy coal and wood from &. 7. Sergeant
Office Seventh and King. Phone 54h.
rss- Hickory wood for open grates.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

-.
MOTT Ell, FERGUS KELLY. OWNER.
DO hereby give notice that | shall apply
10 the honorable Indges of The Court of Cen
erhl sessiona Of the Pace and Jail Delivery
oi tne state OF Delaware, in and for New Cas-
tle County, on Monday, the 9th day OF May,
q, u $50, being the next term Of said court
for the sale of intoxicating liunors being a
retailer n goods, wares and general merchan-
dise. at No. 93I Chestnut stfeef. in the Tenth
ward. clts uf Wilmington. uJHrfy Of New & as
Tie and state aforesaid. and the following re-
spectable citizens OF sad ward recount end
The said application, to wit:
Thomas MAnion Patrick Nauuhtnn
9oun NauRllton y. W. Hughes
Thnmsa O'Neill Victor Deban
Thomas Walsh Owen McT)onald
Charles a. RYAN n ilip garnan
Frank Gallagher William MalnnAv
Timothy r. Clark James Muilin
Michael Newell Patrick Mal0nev
Iairick Msher James Murray
James j. DuwnAy John Brown
Neal MulvenA Thomas Il. Donahoe
Inolnas F.O'DonneU Thomas II SpalfAne
FERGTlG IL Ef.fX
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
NEWARK'S QUIET ELECTION.
EAST BURNETT HERlDeE FEup GROWS
TO LARGE PROPORTIONS.

Minnshaha Tribe OF Red Men Celebrates
Its Teath Birthday In Great style-A
Runaway Accident which Befsi q rs
Rankin Armstrong.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10

NorlCE.-I. JOSEPH r. DoLAN. THE
~ tenant and occupant Of the house aituated
~ No. ln4 Maryland avenue. in the
Third ward IN the city Of Wilmington.
county OF New Castle aud State OF lie aware.
Ia compliance with the requirements OF the
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that ! shall apply In writing TO tho Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and jail Daliv-
cry OF the state Of Delaware, In and for New
May, 1926, being the next term of said conrt,
for license Tor said house as an inn o sav-
ern, for the sale therein of intoxicating
Trunk on the rre emiHes, and the following re-
spectacle citizens Of said ward. at least
twelve Of @hom are substantial freeholderh OF
viz.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
BYSLOW STARVATION
A MANS TERRIBLE ExPEHiENUn
IN Box CAR.
shut Up Four Days Sick and Help
Ics.Iy stnrving-Found Just In
Time to save His Life.

Yesterday evening some men were
passing along by the Rio Grande
switch when they heard some one
groaning In an empty box car on the
track. The door of the car had been
fastened On the outside. and when
forced open a young white man was
found lying in the car apparently in
a dying condition He scarcely had
strength enough left to speak or move,
but managed to let II be known that
he had been In the car for four days
without morsel of food or drink, and
his suiferings had been intense, 1t
seems that he reached here several
days ago, and being sick, went Into
the car to rest He saw some boys
passing by. he called to them, gave
them dollar and asked them to go
and get him some food. The boys took
the money, fastened the sick man up
in the car and ran OFF with the money.
The poor man could not get out and
was forced to remain In the car help
less prisoner and endure all the hor-
rors of slow starvation. Had he not
have been found at the time. he would
have doubtless soon persisted. He was
taken to the hospital, attended by a
physician, and has fair chance to
recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24
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FIRE BALL NOZZLE.
Tested Yesterday by Fire Chief
Celia.

A curious crowd gathered on the
vacant lot near the Harold house,
corner Ninth and Houston streets, yes
terday TO watch the test of the new
fire ball nozzle by the fire department.
The nozzle is the invention of Mr.
Meek, u brother Of Mr.. Il. X. Meek of
this city.
1t consists OF a tube with two
branches. through one of which the
water can be forced in a steady stream
as in the ordinary nozzle; the other
branch is fitted with a flaring mouth
into which fits a loose ball. and when
the water Is forced through this branch
1t Is thrown out in spray.
The advantage of this ls in fighting
fire at close quarters and driving back
the smoke in n room.
By simply opening and closing n
valve the water can be forced through
either branch OF the nozzle, or through
both of them at once.
The experiments yesterday wero very
successful, and the nozzle was pro-
nounced a great improvement over
those now In use.