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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
WANTS DEPEW
TO RESIGN
Senator Bracket Offers Such
aResoluiion al Albany.
wADSw0RTH IS SPEAKER
Palmer and Long Beaten by Re,
publican Caucus Nominee
Party Lines Broken.

ALBANY. : \ Jan. A. Ksnaiss
nurksiI NaIaiesai sssa afi.f ii.r i-s'
islsiuiy o'hssnF'i inIFssinss'i = Fesala'
liaa demanding ~ rhsunrrf n nsI.rN
bic T-slsnsiian Pc t'niis,i Niains saaa
Toe frsm ihis stats. uir Fs'sainliua ID
fnli l. as faiisas
'Tinre lir aiienfnmFni - ihls ssnais
u. i-ul'is ~ tic stats sui nalioa have
i.ssa siassri~i ~ Iile Friaiioi,s siispn
t. have raisir'i &c yrsFs l,eise-n The
Flaiial,i. ilf- Assnfanrr serlriy sal
ChauR~g n i'ri.sp. onr q tho srns
iors - n. state To- 10 United STATES
r,insfrss.
"il~usnbins that iir.- disriesnf.s
ha,e rauss,i iuiai iarE ~ r.nn,irnor
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
NeM York Markets.

LOCR-Steady. jut quiet Minnesota
patents. Stb0n5: winter straights, s3.90M4:
winter extras $2,SjH3.25: winter patents,
alOai50.
WHEAT - There was II moderate add
vance In wheat based on firm cables, re-
ports of frost in India and covering by
professionals May. ~ i-l6uS2ssc July,
TALLow-Firm; city. 4a4c.; country, ~.
Wl'sc.
.iiAY-steady shipping. 6O@55c.; good to
choice, SOUS5c
STRAW-Steady; long rye, 65a70c.
Bl1ANS-Easy; marrow, $3a305: medi'
UNI, s2.O7ls@2lO; pea. $40 red kidney,
$40
WOOL-Steady; domestic fleece, S5@3sc.
HOPS-Quiet; state, common to choice.
1905, l0M19c., 1904, 10ml5c. olds, 5mSc.; Pa
eifc coast, 1905, 10nlic; 1904 9al2c.; olds,
5qSc.
BUTTER--Strong; creamery. common to
extra, 17M26c.; state dairy, common to ex-
ira, l6M DC. renovated, common to extra
15hM20l9c.; western factory, common tn
frsts 151a@1Sc.
enthusiastically; unchanged.
EGGS-Steady; unchanged
POTATOES-Quiet; Bermuda, per bar.
rel. S3G4.50; Maine, Vermont and eastern,
per bag. sl.50d2.
LIVE POuLTRY-Unchan fowls, Il
dl4c.; ducks, l3N14c.; old ROSTERS, Sc. ;
turkeys, 17q1Sc.; spring chickens 12I1Sc. ;
geese. Bale.
DRESSED POULTRY - Steady: fresh
killed fowls, choice, 12ISd1sc.; do, fair to
good, 1ial2c. turkeys, choice and fancy.
20a2lc.; do, fair to good, 17@1Sc.; ducks,
l1Ql6c.; old ROSTERS, 9ixc. nearby chick
ems, choice, 15al6c.; western chickens,
choice 14Gl4sc; western chickens, fair
to good. l1g1Sc; geese, li@lie.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
DUMB FROM FRIGHT.
Eyewitness TO NOrthport Tragedy
Near Death.

Eyewitness TO NOrthpors TroSeuy
Near Death.
NEW YORK, Jan. According to
local physicians. Frank Wisnewski, the
Polish stable boy who saw DIR. James
W. Simpson shoot his father-in-law
BARLEY Il. Homer, and who has been
in trance for nearly twelve hours, Is
scared almost to death" This is one
of the rare instances in medical history
where victim Of fright comes literally
so near death that such phrase can
truthfully be applied to him. 1t is
doubted of Wisnewski will be able to
testify ut the Northport hearing.
The most important testimony yet
given was obtained by District Attor-
ney Furman from Henry c. King, a
neighbor Of the Horners. King testified
on the stand that when Horner was
dying Simpson leaned over him, where
upon the old man pushed him away
with all his remaining strength and
tried hard to speak. but could not utter
a word.
Mr. King also testified that after he
ran out of his house into the Horner
yard, when DR.. Simpson called him,
the doctor exclaimed:
i've shot Mr.. Horner! Come right
,over,'
II ran into the house." the witness
continued, ''and saw Mr.. Horner lying
on the sofa in the dining room. His
wife and Mr.. Simpson were very much
excited. Mrs. Horner was sitting on
the sofa, holding her husbands hand.
DIR. Simpson came into the room, and
Mrs. Horner looked up at him and said;
MAY God forgive you. Jimr"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
RECEPTION TO Or JENNINGS
Gssa q, Ne h'srA1. ,. q jsss..s, O. ~
Fisas hsaAssts, t,ssias

Notwithstanding ilis storm II Wed
nesdsS .t-aing ihfrs sas = large gath
crime ~ The tcospiion given Ia res
d. Isaac Jennings snd ul'c AZ %,
hous II bic brpilsr. i7hiiip u Jsnuing'
., ilonnih sion Csnisr. Mr Jsnnilgs.
9 Rssniord and Others furnished car
riAses fof ihoss vho uoaid ihsfsiss
have t-cn Obliged b. remain Al hone
Tho interior 81 tie hons Has beAaii-
ially decorated. Tho guests $50 80.
cslssd b. Sic snd Mrs T. u Icnning.
sBi DE- and xs IeBsiags Anons
N - present ucre Mrs rhoeb, Lir 40
. ysar. oiAgc, and Mrs Dasiei Roo
inson uho i -
DBring The evening" choke r,io ~
mcnis Hcrc served and ibcrc vfrc ais,.
instrumental selections on n. piano
Il uas a very enjoyable AFFAIR. aud ~
those In whose honor i;~as given and
10 all there. Il slll be- for long time
pleasant Ia think sbout
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
A new HAVEN
TRAGEDY
c. A. Edwards Mysteriously
Shot at Relatives Home.
BROKER FOUND DYING
Police Theory Is That Man Wa,
Murdsrsd--Rsar Door Found
Unlocked.
BROKER FOUND DYING

NEw nANEN. Z elm Jan. a,=with
. bailri h,,ls bsiini Ihr irfi ear. Nhich
stirtiasi lhfansh tho head, Charles a.
Eiwanis Il sia i'aFk aVsane. Nes
YEA. aas fonni Ia his l,ssi 10 The hoinv
u bic hFsihri in ian, Charles ~ iillirF.
hrfr iseiw--n sod . s'clesk Ia ilis
maiHing ~ MF iilllof.
Mr isiaanis uas aii,r siirn founi
bal unronsrisns. sol ,ii~i si"ftly after
= ihYsirian arrived
Tie rase le,ks ik- = niuf,isf. sni q
trit mysirfi"as "nr Mt Edwards ed
sume fram NrN iufk ~ attend tic
birthday rri.i,faiion u Mis-. Harris,
sisi-f ~ ek,i'Frsidrnl Dwight - iaie.
sni bad b--n N. guest - hls brother
Ia isw overnight. iie rriir-i aissnt u
"'rlssk. and Whsh Mf iiiiirf Nrni 10
bic rsam b. found him unconscious.
Thinking Il ai@pirky. b. raiiei pf Met
calf nnd GA frinmins ~ the house diss
covered ~. huiiri Nuuiii Ia The brad.
Na w.ais,n rsuL ~ found noF any
other plssv ~ rtii-nr- that would lead
e. > s,'lnii"n II i.ir rasr
The ihroiN " sn'r,l. wss NJ oncr die
t-iissi SOL ssiph for stitsi'ir svi'
d.nrr siirrt prissiiVes Wand aud
Daley urf- nnaile e. md the slightest
ci"u.
Mr. Hitler in r'.lsns- a. Inquiries
stated that whru Mf Blvanis had ar.
riVci NJ his r-,iirncr DO Was ln the
most cii.-rfnl spirits. lie had bccn -
dinner with one Of the prominent fami.
lies - ID. city aud had ihoronghiy ga.
joysSi himself After reading the even.
lng papcrs BE- hid retired.
owing a. tie sgcial strain Mr.. III.
wards had i-cn under Mr.. Hitler had
rcffainc,i from arousing him until late
The neighbors knew nothing Of the
AFFAIR. aud the police appear absolutely
At the cnd II their wits Ia the case.
Mr.. Edwards was \ graduate ~ the
class Of ~. Yale. aud wa. formerly
high official In the General Chemical
company. New York. lie IL also proml.
n.ntly connected with many II the
leading families Of New Haven.
His business Affairs as well as his
home life were Of the best and there
fore further discrctlit any supposltion
of suicide
The police say that there has been /
murder. They found that the house
had not been broken into forcibly. but
an unbolted kitchen door. which the
house servants claimed was securely
fastened during the night. gave n pos.
sblc clew that some one had passed
out OF the house by that means.
The coroner's inquest In the case
was finished shortly before II o'clock.
but no arrests were made. Charles A.
Hitler and A. Maxcy Hitler were the
only witnesses
MIR. Edwards was about sixty years
old and n descendant OF Jonathan I'd
wards. one OF the early presidents OF
Yale. and was related to many families
OF distinguished ancestry. He was grad
uated from Yale In the academic class
of 1866 and was an extremely popular
member OF the class. Charley Edwards.
as he was known throughout Yale In
those days. was one OF the fathers OF
baseball at that college.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
SCHOOL FOR OFFICERS.
Colonel J Gray Esisy VIII Direct the Course
At Montpelier.

General order, No II. issued from
the Office OF Adjt.Gen W II Gilmore
OF Bradford states that the commits.
stoned officers OF the National Guard
will meet for instruction and drill at
Montpelier, January 20, 30 and 81.
Col J Gray Estey will direct the
course of instruction which will en-
brace all the military subjects, so far
as time permit, required for exami-
nation of the various grades. Officers
will be expected to prepare themselves
for written and oral practical demon
STATIONS upon these subjects.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
ERE COMPANY ELECTIONS.
r~o Companies Psrpsnsd Thsl' AAnusl
ssstings

A. the annual meeting ~ the II "
Putnam hose company held last even.
Ing these officers we're elected: ) Her.
nudge. president; VIM Mccarthy. vice
president; J y 0ibLcy, clerk, John
Murphy, treas; Joseph Benzal. fore
man: J lucson. drst assistant; II
Maekcrney 3 asst; " Maher, trustee
for three years. The company will
hold a fair 10 the near future.
The annual election ot officers for
the W II Bradford Hook and Ladder
Co was adjourned from last evening
until Tuesday evening January ..
The annual election Of officers for
the Stark hose company will be held
Friday evening. Following the elect
ion banquet will take place at the
Putnam house.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
ROJESYENSKY'S
ALLEGATION
Russian Admirsl's Remark
able Report TO Gar.
BRITISH WERE TO AID FOE
Minister Of Marine Permit, Publ.
cation Of Report Of Battle Of
Sea Of Japan

Ut ftfEnKntiisl. Jsn, l=ti,s ~
maFtahis silaEsiiaa that me hsilisiI
nasi as hsid Ia Fssdiness o. dasiraY
me tlnssish hrsi u 10 battle - ~
kss % japan had see Ia siis iinssist
faVsf is msds ~ Admirai lialesissnr
sky in q Fri,aft puhiisii-i hfse riih liis
t.~Fmissiaa q lAe minisirr - inafins
llsfrsfins ~ lhs si.soiuir serfesf -
Admiral Iass Ia Fnssni ~ the disisssi'
sioh ~ be fosses. nalesiNrasky de-
risnes hat -this pss not knosh etrn
- ii,r admiral - ii,s British hrri a.
iiri With ihr taf.anrs-. wiis ronfrnIfst
al bis fafc-s 81 w-ihaiusi IN ssi.~'is.
iian - Frrriting an "i,isf u annihiiais
ii,e Rnssisa feet " fhis tii~ nnsi do
ieri e Great nfiiain. vas t-ysi,i tho
poser = the larsn-se-
tie dos'ian~s b. knre Admiral Tasss
exact whereabouts t~e days i'rfaf~ The
battle. made bic dispositions anoariins.
II snd catered ihs Fight piih bite ey-s
ai.en. N. adnirai oniy casually siairs
la the csurse ~ bic rslssft that the
minister ~ marine IL Investigating tho
causes e tho catastrophe In orirf g.
d.iefminr nhethef the rnmmansist
shaii D. cguft msFtiai-'i far ne ioss -
tie na-i
Tho charge that tho Hfiiish admiral
concentrated bic ships ~ weihalNci.
rtI-ciing 10 rrrive On ouirr 10 de.
sinoy ih- finssians nadrr Hsiesivrns
sky IN dc event ~ Admiral rurs prov
inE unequal a. the task. has ADVISED =
considerable sensation In diplomatic
,inries b.fr. AMI no doubt IL enter.
iain~i that n vii b. made tho subieC'
~ diplomatic representations 10 Grrai
britain
The government l. putting On the
scrrws tighter aud tighter War Min.
lsier sniigrr has issued an order als
soini.ly prohibiting ofiicers. privaics
aud employees OF the ministry 81 war
from participating In any fashion IN
political societies o. attending their
meetings aud prescribing heavy pun
lshmenis. which will b. inflicted with.
out trial
The use ~ the telephone between
~ Petersburg. Moscow and other
points. which has been employed In
communications between the rcyolu.
tionlsts. has been prohibited TO private
individuals except by permission OF
the authorities.
The numbers Of arrests are incrcas.
ing daily. and the prisons are crowded
with rebel prisoners.
4 private dispatch from TIA says
that the governor has been shot aud
severely wounded. Ills assailant was
arrested
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
A Main Street Mans Wifes Sister Is Cousin Aunt and
1850 1900
NJ al ~ Aasss Hss,ias oeaNss sea
AAAissnsD.

~ So ~ 49, uasttAi b&ttffta ~
AaaasnsD,
hhafsbuFy, jan, the goidsI
seddiHg snnlFsrsaFy u MF sui Mrs
Ahson Hawkins wss celebrated 81 IlsiI
h"s,s on Moeday sfsn'aE. jaa. !, 1l,s
gsDss sbis couple have sisays iigssi Ia
lopa sad arc hlshiy respected, osIns
Ia shs hsailh ~ NFs iiaskins liisy ssfs
obliged ~ eonhns lLsiF ihsilsiions n
he lHmsdiais iAmily ana near rsiar
iisss.
Me- aud Mrs iiaskins .sfs bolh bore
Ia Salisbury, Ansoh Hawkins sas
born jans -. isis and l.nily lans
smaiiey sas born OCT q, lars Thsy
seFe married Ia 1'Ioy Jan. !, issa 81
.. a., alter shloh lhsy seat h. ihs tic
aiFe. IL bsias uhslF hFsi aRd last theatre
Foiag. They came h.ns and have al
says besn bore. devoted a. lhsiF fAfm
and home aad ldsniiiylhs tsosnsriFss
siih The n 4 church here shsa u was
orsshissd - ysars ego. ilsV q \
AsaH rmaFrisd then a. q -. iso.
n.s decorations sore ir .hlsr aud
golden isilos cFsps paper oombinsf
9Th eysrgFren aHd bell ~ The sanr
suspended from lhs csHisr ~ Tho par
loF oslilng. usdsr -hieh No couple
sefu married aud uhsrs no csrrmony
congratulations serr hsafiily . attended.
after which They psfs ushsFsd a. =
beautifully decorated table .hsFs ssp.
ter was served.
All tho dlning room decorations
uere yellSu eFope paPsr. roses Ia pro.
fusion. oranges ADD iarg- scdding
cake decorated 10 ycllos ADD ~hiis.
Tho happy couple usre The rrcipienis
Of each q gold ws,ch asd chain;
brooch. s. gold piocc and gold lined
spoons.
Tuo brothers and her tivss uerc
prrscai. = n ilaukins and sli~ Of
Manchester. aud \ Haaklns aud uiis
Of ibis village: tie enilrs family, Abel.
bert and siic aud iso daughters. Clara
and Stella and son Clifford. Charles
and wiic aud son Wales. Sylvester and
siic and daughter Ruth. Mr ard Mrs
4 81 Ha~kins aud son Harold. making
six grandchildren, aud Mrs Has kins'
o ily sister, Mrs Della la Barnes Of
'oosiek Falls.
With The brides cake wcrc pass,d
liiilc booklets decorated In ~htc and
gilt wiih the photos ~ father ant
mother on the cover Of each. also
b"oklei containing q family record for
the 10 years.
The occasion vas one long 10 be- r..
membercd. The wedding bell which
vas Of yellow crepe paper and rlbbon
contained q bell which was ruug by
little Ruth HaAklBs. They had some
Vld-tIme music. Mrs Agan presided
at the organ and gave oGc selection
A Hearty good time was had.
The day following the bride and
groom took q drive calling on Rev aud
Ms Merrill Hitchcock. Their many
friends coneratul late them In spirit aud
wish them long years and added pros
perity.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
DEBT OF RUTLAND FAIR
County Agricultural Society liable to Pay It's
Premiums.

Rutland. Jan. 3-The annual meet
ing OF the RUTLAND County Agricultur-
al Society ives held here this after
noon.
The treasurer's report shows that
the debt of the society amounts to
81, 65O.27, of which S720.10 is due on
unpaid premiums, and the directors
will take steps to learn whether such
premiums are considered legal debts,
1t was the sense of the meeting the
hereafter the fair be limited strictly
the county. 1t is believed that le
money should be paid in purses n
races and that races be confined to the
horses of county farmers thus making
more money available for payment Off
premiums
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
SIX YEARS IN PRISON
A,,oo Williams Sentenced For Neslins
Horse.

Aaron A Williams was arraipned In
municipal court this morning charged
with the larceny OF horse and buggy
from Capt 70 Gore several weeks
ago.
He was found guilty and held for the
grand jury. Later upon Information
aled by the states attorney he pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to serve In
the state prison not less than five and
one half years or more than six, to pay
the costs OF prosecution and to stano
committed until they are paid.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
BOYS CHARGE WITH ARSON.
Two Bakerfield Lads Bound Over to County
Court.

Bakerfeld, Jan 3.--At a hearing
held here yesterday afternoon Felix
Bonor, aged Is years, and Roy Clark,
aged IL years, were bound over to the
next term of Franklin county court on
the charge OF arson. States Attorney
w r Austin of st Albans prosecuted
the case. 1t is alleged that these boys
set fire to the Eastwood hill school
house in this town last Thursday night.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04

Take Orino Laxative Fruit Syraps.
1t sweetens the stomach, aids digestion
andacts as gentle stimulant on the
liver and bowels without irritating
hese organs. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures biliousness and habitul
constipation. Does not nauseate or
grippe and is mild and pleasant to take
Remember the name ORINO and refuse
to accept any substitute. Sold by B.
A Qulnlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
penew VIII Not Rcsirn.

NEW YORK. Jan. ii have no in
tention whatever of resigning from the
United States senate" said Senator
Chauncey NJ. Depew when interviewed
in regard to Senator Brackets reso-
luton. why should ! resign? in
tend now To do my real work in the
senate. Have you ever had any one
to give any reason why should re-
sign? | leave today for Washington to
be present at the opening Of the sen
ME and will remain there permanently
'uring the session, only perhaps to run
MO New York once . wenk o. 81. -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
DR. MORRIS FlNED $50
Judge Miles imposes Sentence on nm For
Shooting Penniman.

Woodstock, Jan. George p Nor-
ris OF Hartland found guilty OF simple
assault in shooting at Luther Penni'
man November 20 was touay sentenced
by Judge Miles In Windsor county
court to pay fine of $3.50 and costs OF
prosecution with an alternative sen.
to zee to the house OF correction.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
Live stock Markets.

CATTLE - Supply light; market slow
choice, s5.iOd5.60; prime. S5.l0d5.D.
HOGS-Receipts light; market lower
prime heavies mediums, Workers and
pigs, $3.50: roughs, $4d4.9
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply light
market strong: prime wethers, N.15d6
common. s2.s0aS5o; spring lambs S.5o9s,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
BROKERS' AGENT ARRESTED
Woodstock Man Charged with Keeping
Bucket Shop

Woodstock, Jan 3.--Philo Kidder oil
this place, was brought INTO Windsor
county court this morning on the
charge of keeping bucket shop. Kid.
der has been agent for the firm OF Fl II
Leighton & Co OF Boston, which
recently went into the hands Of a re
ceiver.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
FAILURES IN VERMONT
Large Increase In Lisbliis, Over the prsesdins
Year.

The Mercantile Agency OF II G Dun
& Co, furnish the following list OF
failures with liabilities and assets a.
tiled in the state for the year ending
December 30th. 1905.
Petitions 10 bankruptcy 1856
Other failures 8
Total failures 1874
NUMBER OF FAILURES ~ FILED by
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04

at was almost miracle. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me OF a terrible
breaking out all over the body and |
am very grateful. Miss Julia FIJI.
bridge, West Cornwell, Conn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
Gard of Thanks.

in behalf of the family OF the late
Mrs Carrie N Ross we wish to sincere
" thank the neighbors and friends
who so freely did all in their
power to tighten her last days and
whose kindness is truly appreciated
Mr. and Mrs f A Greenslet
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
BENZ. SHONTELL DEAD
Aeed Veteran Died Yesterday at the Soldier
Home Hospital.

Home Hospital.
Benjamin Shontell died at the Sold
ler's home hospital yesterday after
suffering long time from an incura
BILE disease. he was 6S years OF age
and admitted to the home from Gilmore
in 1895. He served in tue rebellion IN
Co T. Sth VI volunteers.
His is death 1876 at the home. his
funeral will he held from the church
of the Sacred Heart with high mass at
a. m Friday Burial will be in the
home cemetary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
JUDGMENT AGAINST ROBINSON
Justice Holds Him For Full Amount OF Liv.
ineston Clai...

JUSIIVt TOIuS IITIII TUT UT VIHUuW OF LIV'
insston Clal...
The hearing in the case OF J II Liv.
ingston VS. John A Robinson Of Boston
who was arrested few weeks ago
charged with being an absconding
debtor, was neld before Justice Edmund
La Franchise yesterday afternoon.
A judgment was given the plaintiff
for the sum OF 1888, tie amount
claimed With costs. An appeal was
ent ,, ed. j V ID 5 Merrill appeared
or Mr. Rob ins on.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
To Care a G, Id in ens,Uay

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE Tab
cts. All druggists refund the money II II fails
TO cure. Z. ". Grovct's signature Is on each
box. sc,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
INCREASE OF 200
More DRINKS In Rutland In 1905 than the
Preceding Year.

Rutland, Jan. 3-The report OF the
chief of police for 1905 shows that 800
arrests we're made or 20S more than
in 1904, iLast year 4i3 DRINKS were ar
rested compared with 243 in 1904 under
a no license policy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
Sc and loo
GOODS

After the holidays. aud peo'
pie have 'pent lots Of money,
they naturally look for low
priced goods. aud YOU will be
surprised TO see how far a dol.
lar will 90 on our &c aud Zoe
counters.
Just call and see.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
Ut FAIEI"ES NJ FTEEU Bf
COUNTIES
COUNTY FAILURES LIABILITIES
COSTUME REHEARSAL

Failures In same district in 1904 1872. Liabilities
sBg7, 2Ss.9i
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04
Weather

Rain tonight. Friday fair and
colder,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04

PATTERSON. shop isa De 90.