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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-29
head blown on by SODA siphon.

NEW YORK, July 90. One man was
killed and another painfully injured by
the explosion of a fifty gallon metallic
siphon in the works of Silvernan &
Baerber, manufacturers of soda water
apparatus here. The man killed was
Morris Tabock, 10 years old, an EN-.
ployee who lived in Staten Island. His
head was blown nearly Off. The man
injured was Morris Faeber, junior
partner in the firm.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-29
Fresh in the House.

Although the French people love the
open air and spend much time out Of
doors. yet they seem to think that air is
a bad thing to let into the house, and
the majority sleep with doors and win
dows shut tight. It will be remembered
that the death OF lola, who loved out
door life, was caused by following this
unhygienic custom of letting no fresh
air into the sleeping room. IN. Y. Trib-
une.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-29
WORLDS Fair cut Down Pay.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 29.-Orders
ahve been issued by the Worlds Fair
executive committee announcing re
duction In salaries OF all worlds fair
officers and employees, to take effect
August l. The cuts range from 8 per
cent. for those employees receiving from
$50 to $s5 per month to 20 per cent.
for the department chiefs and directors
now receiving $500 or more month.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-29
FLEET TO WITHDRAW
English Premier Has That
Assurance From Russia.
KOREA IS REPORTED CAPTURED.

BaIfour States That Strongest Possi-
BILE Exception Was Taken to the
Raids Made In the Red Sea and
Cxar's Government Yielded.
LONDON, July ga st. Petersburg
dispatch says that Foreign Minister
Lamsdorff has received the protest OF
the British government through Sir
Charles Hardinge, the, British ambas.
sador, regarding the sinking of the
British steamer Knight Commander.
The protest declares the act to be con
trary to the law of nations and asks
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-29
Still in the Lead.

the Oregon still keeps her lead
among our famous war ships. This
Tear she has carried off the trophy for
The most accurate gunnery. -Philadel-
phia Record.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-29
Ginger Sandwiches.

Us4ngsr sandwiches are made by using
sery thin slices Of the Canton preserve
between buttered bread. Roll first in
damp cloth, then In the waxed paper.
household.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-29
LIN @ N | NE

cured me of what my physician
said was incipient consumption.
I had a dreadful cough at the
time I commenced to take Limo
nine and had wasted to 1O3
pounds. Linontne cured me OF
the cough and restored me to
health. 7 now weigh over 100
pounds and am entirely free
from lung troubles, thanks to
Linonine.Mr Olin a. Mead, 10
Bank street, Danbury, Conn.
At ell Drug Stores. 25s 30 ISL.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-29
New Post ofncas.

Nine postoftioes will besestablished in
the canal zone.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-29
Traffic Poor.

Railroad depression is general all
over the world.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-29
Nothing Strange.

Tall men are said to live longer thar
mRnw% 0xaa
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-29
Gricyc, BiSSct & Holland
SO and 40 BANK STREET. TELEPHONE 222
we Give Red star Trading Stamps
Four Extra Good Values From
Our MEMS Department.
UNION SUITS.

OF the popular "Oneita Knit make, in fine Jersey rib
bed garment very elastic and durable They are
classed as second quality, having some slight imper
lection such a oil spot or drop stitch, which IN
no way inpairs the wearing qualities Of the garment
but does make vast difference in the price. The
regular price ofthem is $.5o the suit We've only
small lot Of them in sizes "a to A, SyC the suit
MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
Stylish Shirts In the hobby shades Of gray, tan and blue
either plain color stripes and figures. They have
all the improvements known to the shirt makers art
arecut long and full perfect fitting neck band and a4
viii prove satisfactory shirt in every way. The reg
ulaf price Of these is 81, now priced at Sac each
MEMS BELTS,
heelot represents our entire stock Of Mems SOC Belts
There is variety of feathers to choose from in black
and tan buckles of nickel gun metal, sizes run
from so TO 49, At this price they the biggest belt
.hargaIn1 YOU ever saw. Csc each
MEN, FANCY HALF HOSE.
Aho 25 dozen in fine Isle thread mixtures of the newest
designs grays black and white and black and colored
embroidered figures. They sell for SOC pair IN the
regular way. These you can buy at one-hat that
Csc pair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-18
THEFT At 4 HEARING.
COSL!N DENIES CRIME.
Checks Wanted IN american Finance
and MORTGAGE Case.

tn, mysterious disappearance o. papers used
as evidence IN the bankruptcy proceedings
against the American Finance and Mortgage
Compary which had Offices a. No 1l2 NXall-st
until The police raided the place. viii 10 the sub
ielt of an inquiry before Judge Holt. IN the
United States Circuit Court. Arrests are eX-
re-red. These papers were cancelled checks on
the Eastern Trust Company. introduced TO set
Alfred r. 5losIin 20 show some knowledge Of the
fairs % The lefunct finance" company.
They were stolen from the sidepocbet OF W. F.
H. KorIech. cashier Of the trust company, last
THURSDAY az a hearing before Referee John J.
Townsend. az his Office. 40. ~ Ce5sr-st
Suits are being brought by investors % re-
cover some SoUpooeO paid into the troa sury 81
the finance COMPANY Alfred r Gosl'n. whose
name has figured before ia connection with
financial schemes of vast and hszy outlook. and
Christopher CosnlIes were supposed 20 be the
hackers Of tle company.
Last THURSDAY Goslu was being examined by
Henry g. Quiuly. counsel for some Il the dis
appointed investors There were I'm the room
besides Cosr1fles William Lirpman. Mr..
Townsend and Nr. Ernst. Of Black. 0'Cott.
Gruher & Bony0ge. counsel for others Of the
investors The cashier took the cancelled
checks and put treru 3nt7 his pocket. The hear
ing adjourned. Gos'iU was the first man out.
and ree- -r, building before the others hurrying
up 20 Broadway. ar. LiTruan and Cosuides
had -er- Che room when Mr.. Koelsch discovered
that he hadn't the checks. All present con
scented % la searched. This outline is 10 be
sworn go and presented ta Judge holt Mean
time the occurrence does mot hinder the case I'm
any way
YESTERDAY Coer- said ha lrrt Tho Iast herring
because h4 had an appointment he couldu'.
afford 10 miss He had NOT taken the checks. De
7a~1a red they would have been ~ no value 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-18
PALLAS'S ACT OUTRAGE
attack Made at Meeting Of Munic-
ipaI art Society.

further vigorous onslaught on Park Com
missioner Pallas with intimation that ordi-
nances were being sought authorizing the Park
Department 10 tear down offensive advertising
signs within eyeshot 4 the pnrk. and attack
on the Board Of Estimate and Apportionment for
refusing the services Of prominent painters and
decorators for the new Hall Of Records the
score Of economy. while spending far greater
sum on slabs of marble" were among the feat
ures speeches ut the annual dinner OF tn"
Municipal Art Society at the National Arts club
last night. and the list OF speakers included CAL
WIN Tomkine. president of the society: a j. F.
Hauliu. professor e architecture M Columbia
University and chairman Of the committee on the
decoration If public bindings George +. Biss"ll
chairman Of the committee on the decoration ~
public schools. Theodore Marburg Of the Balu-
more Municipal Art Society: Taoer Sears. chair
man Of the committee on exhibition. John Martin.
chairman % the committee on private advertising
signs Frederick CrowriusLield. % the Arts Fedora
zion. and City Superintendent Maxwell.
Tho Decoration OF Public Buildings was tho
topic for discussion.
Nr Tomkins afte- inJ7rsirg Mayor Mr"'ellau's
recently appointed commission looking 20 tho beau
tihcaton % the city. declared that the society
would urge after public works az present tH
progress should have been completed th7t the
public should control the highways. lie said Tho
society. despi'" opposition tuI favored l',.''r,-'
house. a-st. because this site. woa.d D." I'm ~.
o., ,.sess- tFis sD1..ai fiec.. 90 real estate aui
third because thi@ site not selected one n ,H"
1i-v' voal5 ls rna-red II WIS the idea ~ The
society. no said. speaking ot th" lTs','I N
projects that there no necessity Tor come. l.-
The various bride ends wher" the '"1E"7ii'n w.
heaviest. PASSENGERS should De- carried clear 20
~ Tyrrznr River u would he q swl.. Trims. .r
said O. .nteTsoat the lines SONG north and s0H-4
D.. irrer-faueoat,- Tint course would le adopted
were 10 uof f.r fH" rivalry o.. no ir"'h'N .-. i.'
M- rSnla- advocated an arcade ~ Flf,....a...r,s-
H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-18
asked 500 NOTE PL1TE.
alleged Plan to Counterfeit Colon
biau M0ncy Th7carted.

What IS believed 10 have been a plan to
counterfeit on an elaborate scale 500 notes OF
the Republic 81 Colombia was discovered on
Tussday by CAPTAIN William j. Flynn, Of the
United States Secret Service. and frustrated.
althCNgh no arrests have yet been made. one
Of .he -1en implicated S. FL Colombian who lives
in LeTerts Park. and whose wife is at the bead
of "a charity. Another IS an Italian architect Of
Barranquiua. Colombia. who IS at present living
.n this cIty.
F. A. RnG.er q Co. oc 10. 20 Park Place, in
formed the Secret Service Bureau on Tuesday Of
TIE Co-amhiaus visit 70 their establishment for
The purpose q having made plate FOR the
production Of Colombian one hundred-Golar
Bills. = which be carried one. They told him to
cau tho next day. and then told Captain Flynn.
BY communicating with the Colombian Consul
General i- THIS city the captain learned that the
man who ordered the plate had 10 authority 20
do So Captain Flynn called linn TO his office.
where be made an affidavit placing all the blame
ou his friend Che italian. This affidavit which
was made ga the presence q Lillian Herbert An
drews, counsellor Of the Colombian Legation,
said.
of5ca ~ IL, Iauhars- American Steamship Sou-
iaaE- ws.t taero ~ buy a ticket fOr Ncv-Tork
Fr was there fnr The same purpose. BE S. "A
Mason ana he recognized In me a brother In that
rext say I'm GA Board no steamer ALLEGHENY.
which Wo sailed f"r N'U-i ort arriving here
January -. 1878 t'r Ila trip ho asked o ID
a erragf fu- him l.f'- le talks English
be asked 90 gct "a" price 0f "a plate for hing
,are-Hr.-Ir eG-dulIar h..i- 7 directed 20 T. a.
RIruIa~ 81 co.. SO 81 Park Place. and was told 10
.au next Say. j. toe moan time received letter
frHrf1 |-.H consul General whom know
. trIrg mo 90 raI at tae consulate Then I went
. 20 and asked rfrn ~ ha had authority have
r-e plato rlade and ne satI he had not. There
r..Hr went to 2UElHr and E.t hack tho note.
There are. 10 IS alleged. several discrepancies
~ the foregoing statement. which were shown
. ry O. search OF the home Of the man who made
ir. by % Secret Service agent A reporter OF
The Tribune was Informed yesterday that "evi-
leura WAS found which might or might not be
4 Nominating This eHldenCe Is now On the
Z hands 81 Tho secret S.ry ice officials
. The Italian was examined the same day.
! He contrudiCfed the statement II the other man
their meeting for the 1rst time a few
z months aEH. he said that they had known each
a other for many years and that their wives were
close friends He denied all kno Eladge Of The
order fyr q plate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-18
SPECIAL BIBLE CLASS meetings..

The young mems Bible class OF the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church, Of which John u Rockefeller. jr..
is leader. has arranged for two special meetings.
The first is to be held in the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church. 10. 8 West Forty -siXth-st., next Sunday
evening. The speaker will he Robert + Speer. and
his subject, What Need Has "a Man Nowadays OF
Religion" Ills address will be preceded at -.,T
by an organ recital by Harry Rowe Shelley. the
organist Of the church assisted by the choir and
"a harp The second meeting Is 20 be held in the
lecture room Of tine church. no. = West Forty
sixth-st. Monday evening, March q. at -
o'clock The speaker will be John r. Mott the
general secretary of the Worlds Student Fedora
ZION. and his subject. The Great Handicap to
Success" There win be special musical pro-
"a rarne by vocal and string quartcts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Coo Sunset 500 Moon al Noon. sge 4
HIGH WATER
N-ss-dv Hook Island Hell Gate 10 q
N-earsT Hook 3. Island S.45 Gate 10 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-18
MISS GOULD 1T MISSION
She Is Enthusiastically Greeted by
BO7CCrY Hen.

Accompanied uy AIRS. Russell sage and Mrs.
Sarah r BIRD. Miss Helen 81. could visited the
Bowe~y Mission. at SO. - Bowen. last night
No one except tho superintendent. John c. Hal
1.uOu5. knew that she Was 20 visit the mission.
which ministers to $500 toughest OF the Bawery's
floating popul-ti1n. When the party entered
the hail 2rrs. sage who has been 70 the mission
before. was recognized and applaudeI as she
passed rp the aisle. II was not until the super
intendent told she men that Miss Gould was
present that tres knew who was Irs. sage's
comQauiCl. Enthusiasm SIS generally absent
from the gnra0 or the BoHery. but GA the
mention IF Miss GoalG's name ine men climbed
uD on th- so.fse- and ctcere1 FOR five minutes
without oe7Sire. After h.u.- had been sung
Miss Gould WAS prevailed upon 20 speak. She
said.
am rla6 10 ha here tonight for ann much
interested both iu vOu and iu the work o. this
read TWO verses frow the New Testament which
wiA 20 stralEhter 81. SOUR hearts than envy words
tt mine could.
Then she read John s.i. 7G. and Matthew y. D.
when she ST. down tha-a was "a repetition ~ the
enthusiastic greeting sire bad received on enter
sae.
airs. saee said THAR she could only sar 70 the
men what she had said on, a previous visit. chat
Christ loved them. She then told the story or
The old ScotfWowau whose minister found her ga
much distress, and told her 90 pray SHOW rua
myself she did so. and when She had re,t-e Ic..
ncr character 10 herself was iU greater distress
than before Then the minister told her -
pray. ''oh. Lord show ThyseIf'' after which
she found 0paro.
The party stayed through the entire r,oeti,-
leaving the mission in Miss Could's autor8ol,llo
after shaking hands with mauv 81 the mon
Mrs. Bird who was with Mrs sage and Miss
Gould. is known as THE Mother % the Rovo-y
Boys" She gave Up hcr home 81 Mantcllir
several wears aro. and has since devoted her
wealth - mission work. she has lately ostab-
li0hed GDauei setfleucnf al SO. ol1 .-nton-
So Whore >-r nnICe ue1's meet sr.-s twice 2
week. lu her NuTa la fio Gospel Settlement -.
= s.dea b. lWelre resident seillclleAt workers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-18
AmuSements.

Evening exhibition O'Clock Doors open At and .
hours through the me-lSaries museum
stupendoUs gallery living cIrozities and see
the Russian Dancers. Troupe q Nidge-s. etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Thursday, Mar Il, 1904


e..,-rr- Cedric from Liverpool aus Queenstown
Southeast II Fire Island at 9"N
Main lf~rI. Zl-r"Ts'". Ff,lnen March q" -
oelrehs & with IIa cabin and as ste"rnEe pas
sergera ana uldse. Arrived ~ the Rar az BIB a m
steamer Pontiac Usr, MeiE" Rotterdam February p
Newcastle March 90 " NVsei1aEn ~ co, 70 ballast
Arrived "a the Har at .
Steamer Vrirz AIalneru tGgrl. -chanrsrhnil Genoa
Fehrlarv % Palermo - and naples March . 90 the
Hamburg American Line. with - a"u ana luN steer
AK passengers and uds Arrived 10 'he Bag NJ $50
s4.cs,-e- r7ardr4a Gen u-dc Aux caves March ..
mo Hsrnburr American Line. with cabin passenger.
mails and rlds- Arrived al tho Par NJ 40
steamer Navatoe Johnson. G"grEgt'Sn March IL Via
,yilafue-or y c. % william p CLYDE Co. with uise
,,nqeed Quarantine at $50 a
=+ea-ger ,i-argd1 t1'ri. Mur.rsuu Trinidad March 0
ard Grenada Trinidad SHIPPING and Trading com
ruuy with 10 cabin passenger mails ana f'dse arrived
stesrler colonel .. DRAKE. Huh@rL ard barge 10
90 Arthur Try. March q. 20 the standard on
COMPANY. of York. with OIL. Passed IN Scndy
steamer kansas city. smith. Savannah. March H..
20 tne ocean steamship COMPANY. with passengers
steamer Hamilton. Boa. Newport News and Nor
f,1L ~ -ha OLD Dominion Steamship Company. with
passengers and md7- South ~ the Highlands at 100
Steamer Tallahassee. johnson. Boston 90 the Ocean
Steamship Complain with r1cse. Passed Fire Island
"' ,lrdv iiooE X J. March t. $50 p WIND south;
moderate breeze. cloudy
Steamers uagrestan ,Brl for Fort Natal via Lucia.
civ ~ Mamf Savannah; oneida. Philadelphia. Man
Ioaano ,Itau. BOSTON BERNARD 'rl Para and Manaes.
via Plymouth and ChcrtJlr-, "A
Itretscue tFrl Havre. jefferson Norfolk and Newport
News. SHuyEiH tHri. shanghai. Niagara. Havana. II
FC1Jafeile tf}rl. 81 Crox
Huron from Boston, ChnrestJn Jacksonville; Ea-
yana, Havana and Mexican gorts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-18

A boy in his character of Mothers
JOY may look nicely in any sort OF
new clothes and an angel smile.
It's after he's been out in the vacant
lots as real boy that the difference
shows up between really good and
cheap clothing.
\ difference worth paying for; but
though we make only boys high class
clothes. our prices are moderate.
Spring overcoats. dOuble-breasted
and Norfolk suits. Russian and sailor
suits for small boys.
Boys furnishings, hats and shoes.
ROGERS. PEET & COMPANY.
e5S Broadway. opposite City Hall.
and and Warren St
$40 T7-oai,-av cor 18th We MI orders
and 40 To- las 9Th Ave. by mntl
1850 ProadVay. 2Zd.
and West SAD 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-18
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns
recommended to the readers OF The Tribune
thoroughly reliable. and bus' he dOno By
mail with the advertisers with perfect safety
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-20

Doyendo laseiare Barre per motivl d
Interest," metto 10 vendta la mia M0bigla,
coloro che desiderano farne acquistO res
tano arvisati @. Caloagni. A. Tomasi
block.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-20
WARNING.

The legal voters of the City Of Barre, Vt, are
hereby notified and warned 20 meet on Wednes-
day, April 9Th, at Z, 80 p. M, in the Opera
House, City Hall for the purpose Of acting upon
the following articles, viz.
FIRsT-,fo elect moderator to preside at said
meeting.
sEcoND-To see what salary the city will pay
the mayor, aldermen, city clerk and treasurer.
auditors and the assessors for their services the
ensuing year
THtRD-To see Il the city win vote to instruct
the school commissioners 70 finish of a room ia
the basement Of the new school house on Elm
street. that would give suitable ACCOMMODATION
to the Evening Drawing and Modelling School:
and that the free use Of same for school pur-
poses under suitable restrictions BE given to the
parties managing said drawing school.
FoURTH-Io see what action, If any, the city
viii take raise sum OF $4,000 90 to dofray the
expenses of constructing part OF a new main
sewer between Miles Granite Block and Gem
trail Street.
FtFTH-To do any other proper business that
may be introduced.
Dated and signed this 10th day Of April, AD
1904. WILLIAM BARCLAY
MAYOR
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-20

Anyone wishing to buy second hand
goods would do well to call at the A.
Tomasi Block on the corner Of Merchant
and Main street, third floor Joseph Cal
cagni
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

See those fancy rockers at Barry & vii
liams for 1915.
Prindle q Averill have received car.
load Of three.ply roofing and sheathIng
paper.
The provincial officer Of the Salvation
Army will conduct the meetings here next
Saturday and Sunday.
Regular meeting Of the Ancient order
OF Hibernians will be held in Worthen's
block this evening at 1870 o'clock.
The regular meeting Of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, this evening. Let every
member be present as there is work.
The handsomest garments, made Of a
low-priced silk, ever exhibited ia town at
Fits. Boxbay nevertear SILK IS the sink
used.
Elastic Carbon paint is Fire proof A
live coal placed on wood or metal covered
with the paint will not ignite it, Sowden
q Lyon agts.
Dry block wood and dry soft wood slabs.
also maple syrup, for sale, by the quart or
gallon. n. \ Burnham. Residence l2l
IfOspect street..
The program as arranged for the S. B.
Whitney recital April 20 is sure to please
all music lovers aud win be printed in
both daily papers of Monday and Tues
day, April % and 20.
The party to be given May will be
fully as nice and select as the Valentine
party, given by the Independent Ten few
weeks ago. 70 will make no mistake If
you plan to 60, as especial pains will be
made to make this success.
The ladies Of the church Of the Good
Shepherd wish to announce especially to
those who have purchased tickets) that
the entertainment and Easter festival that
was to be given this week Thursday even
ing, April 2lst in Hales Pavilion. 5 post.
poned on account Of the Boys club enter.
tainment being held the same evening. 1t
will be held one week later, Thursday
evening, April 28. Trusting the arrange
ment will be appreciated, we earnestly
0 llcit your patronage
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Saw Filing, W. Il. Messer, Highland
avenue.
Be on the lookout for the Elite Lady
Ministries May OF.
Oysters on the half shell at the Hotel
Northern lunch room.
The Independent Ten will give a party
In Hales pavilion May ?,
Ladies' and gentlemeu's solid gold
watches at +, &. Burr & Co.'s.
Take look at the dining room furni.
ture IN Barry & Williams show windows.
If you want your carpet cleaned without
being damaged, take it to B. w, Hooker &
Co.
Fifty head Of young cattle wanted to
pasture. Address, A. E. Covell, Route A,
Montpelier. Tel 1921
For sale. A new Concord road wagon,
cheap for cash. Apply at A. w, Badger
3 Co.'S store
Saws filed. Prompt work and satlsfac-
ton guaranteed L. e, Grswold, ga
North Main street,
Sabato sera 80 Aprile so dara all opera
house soto gil auspici della SEE SociaIista
Il dramma soclale! La Gabrielle.
FOR SALE. House, barn and one acre
Of land, only about two miles from CITY on
East Barre road. for 5000. Terms, 500
down and balance monthly D. A. Perry
Real Estate Agency, Gordon block, Barre
II you want an eight room cottage. new
barn, large lot with fruit trees and shrub
berry, for $1,000, small payment down.
balance monthly, then call at Gates Real
Estate Agency and they win tell YOU
where you can get 1t,
1t looks much as though there would be
a full house at the Boys club entertain
ment next Thursday night. This is the
first the Climb has ever given for the bene-
fit Of their work The club has this year
been under heavy expense to tit up It's
present large quarters And as the talent
now being advertised are to give their
services to the club the public no doubt
viii not only be glad to help the club, but
avail themselves Of the opportunity OF
hearing a high class entertainment 1T
reasonable price Tickets are now on
sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy. Prices
rs and IS cents.