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The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10
MUsKokA THE BEAUTIFUL

DO you know the place? If not, your
pleasure has suffered. Take a free trip,
a mental little journey through Muslsoka
by asking for that handsome Muskoka
Folder issued by the Grand Trunk Rail
way System-it contains large map,
lots OF views. and a fund of facts. Take
the journey some evening after supper
with your wife and children. Then slam
the door on the doctor for 1906 by taking
Your family on real journey through
the Muskoka District this summer. Less
than days journey from principal
American cities. The Ideal Family Re-
sort. For all particulars and handsome
illustrated publication free, apply to f.
P. DwTer.s 290 Broadway. New, York.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10
LONG BRANCH
REACHES OUT
Town Seeks to Acquire TAX
anassee Lake As An Adj
ditionaI Attraction
WOULD COST $50, ,oOd
THIS IS CONSIDERED THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL BODY OF wATEa
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST
Especial to '.The Jersey city News.")

Especial to ''The Jersey City News."1
LONG BRANCH, July10, 1906.-NoH
that the problems connected with the
improvement of the ocean front have
been disposed of and there is smooth sailt
ing in sight in the expediture of $45O.s
600 upon the beach and the ocean front
park and casino, another improvement
project, and one in which cottagers ara
particularly interested, has been brought
forward-the acquisition and beauti6cas
ton by the city of Tallahassee Lake.
This sheet of water, which is considered
the most beautiful along the North Jer+
sey coast, lies between the New York
and Long Branch Railroad tracks and
Ocean avenue, and covers about fifteen
acres. A drive runs aroun it, but this
is owned by private parties, and on that
account has not been well kept or light
ed. Every time the question was agit
tated in the past some Of these cottagers
filed objections and the matter was dropl
ped.
At last, however. Solomon Tim, q
Tallahassee Lake property owner, has
appeared before the Council with th{
unanimous consent of the owners Of
the lake and has requested that action
be taken. This move has again made
Tallahassee Lake Identification live
issue. Summer people are particulariH
anxious that something be done. foI
the lake lies almost in the heart of tIA
city's cottage colony at West End ana
Elberon
When a great mass meeting was held
two years ago to decide upon the~char-
acter of Improvements to be made the
first formal move toward improving
the lake was made. 2. Sanford Ross,
of Newark, a summer resident, brought
up the subject. and was warmly sup,
ported by Circuit Court Judke Wilbur
a. Heisley, one of the leaders In the
regeneration of the resort.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
LAKE SHORE RVS PAcIFIC
COAST TOUR

for teachers. their friends and the pub
lie, taking in scenic features of Colorado.
Grand Canon of Arizona. California,
North Pacific Coast. Yellowstone Park
and Canadian Rockies Special trains
leave Buffalo June Both. A thirty-day
personally conducted all-expense tour at
absolutely net cost and under personal
direction of an experienced New York
Central Lines representative. Many
leading teachers in the States of New
York and Pennsylvania have Joined this
tour. Write for itinerary. j W DAILY,
Chief Asst. g. P. A.. Buffalo. N Y.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10
SOLD LIQUOR TO A MINOR

Justice of the Peace Edward A. Ran
som, Jr, agent for the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children, yes
terday put under arrest P. J. Costello,
who keeps saloon at Tenth and Cole
streets, known as the Morning Glory.''
for selling liquor to Mary Agnes Burke,
minor. Costello refused to be taken
to the station house by the Justice of
the Peace, but this morning surrendered
himself. He was convicted. This means
that his license, for which he recently
planked down $500, may. be revoked and
that he will lose his money.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10

ments in the artificial propagation Of
oysters and CLAIMS.
In disappearing this measure the Cove
ernor says:
This bill is disapproved because ot
the dual responsibility involved in carry-i
ing out its provisions. The work has
been carried on in way by the State
agricultural college, experiment STATEN
and should, in my opinion, either be con-
fined to that department or given to the
State bureau of shell fisheries exclusive
". As there is no appropriation for this
work the bill can be enacted in proper.
form next year if it meets with the APP
proyaI of the IegislatureV
Senate 253. by Mr.. Mckee, enabling
municipal governing bodies to establish
the water lines of any river bordering
the city and to acquire lands.
The Governor, in vetoing this. saws: j
This bill is disapproved. 1t creates
confusion between the municipal authori-
ties and the States interest in riparianl
rights, and as the income from these
rights is dedicated to the school fund.
it is unsafe to enact legislation on this
subject that may in any way Interfere
herewith
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10


or all of them, are making money by pro-
tecting this railroad, and they run no
financial risk. ! don't blame them, l
blame you and myself and all who have
permitted these things to exist. AS long
as we sit by and do not apply the rem
edy they will go on stealing these 81
100000 every year, and nobody will ask
them to pay. They will steal as many
more millions as they can as long as you
permit it."
Mayor Pagan closed the meeting with
one Of his characteristic speeches, in
political bossisn. All three Of the speak
ers were cheered.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Jersey City in Providence.
Baltimore in Newark.
Montreal in Toronto.
Buffalo in Rochester.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10

As between Colonel Stevens and
Senator Dryden and George L. Rec
ord the people of New Jersey ought
not to have any difficulty in decid-
ing which of the three they will sup
port. Mr.. Stevens has not got the gift
of CAB that Mr.. Record possesses, nor
is he identified with corporate interests
as is Mr.. Dryden. He is a plain, every
day man with good sound judgment and
is the kind of Senator New Jersey
ought to have.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10
FELL FROM A WAGnN

Thomas Fitzpatrick, sixteen years old,
Ct No. ~ West Forty sixth street, New
York, fell from a wagon at Pavonia ave-
nue. and Barnum street this morning and
broke his left arm.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10

Friends of Mayor Pagan are going
about town expressing regret for the en-
forcement of the new excise law. 1T
was the work of the Legislature and the
Mayor should not be held responsible, z
is what they are telling everyone who
will listen to them. To be sure, Mayor
Fagan did not help to enact the present
law. He favored more stringent mea-
sure. and when he couldn't get what he
wanted he made his Excise Board make
it as hard as the law would permit for
the liquor dealers.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10

George L. Record was unsuccessful
in his efforts to disrupt the Democratic
party. He had more success with the
Republican party, which he Joined just
ten years ago. Having split the party
almost in two, he is making ructions in
the Pagan camp in this city. He's not
content to play second fiddle to any one.
He must be the whole shooting match.
Because of his dictatorial methods many
of the warmest admirers of Mayor Fa-
gan are getting ready to join the Dick
insonites and help them win out at the
primaries next September.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10

: 11H1sss . Sz11 : FULIndAN SENVlCE
New York TO hcmphis, via Atlanta and
Birmingham, aud New York to Tampa
Via Savannah and Jacksonville. Sea-
board Al Line, 1883 Broadway, New
York.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10
JERSEY CITY.
Providence ...... Q I 2003 Q x-6
Jersey City ..... O 90 @ o o O 90

Sacrifice hits-Poland, Selbach. Bro
die, Rock, Barton Stolen base-Mer-
ritt. Two-base hits-Poland Halligan.
Three-base hit-Poland. First base on
balls-Off McCloskey, 8. First base on
errors-Providence 3; Jersey City, 2.
City, Z. Struck out-By McCloskey, 4;
by Moskiman 2 Double pIay-Dunn
Rock and Lachance. Time of game-1
hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Mr. Mo-
ran. Attendance-L162
Rochester also got a whitewashing at
the hands of Buffalo yesterday. Tozer
allowed the Broncos but one hit, while
Mclean and Walters were pounded six
teen times for ten tallies.
The score
Rochester 49,. 100000 o. 0
Buffalo ........ 0 Al 2 1 o 2 O-1O
Batteries-McLean, Walters and Car
isch; Tozer and McAllister.
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.
Providence, 6; Jersey City, 0.
Buffalo, 10; Rochester, O.
The Newark Baltimore and Toronto
Montreal games were prevented by rain.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10

The acquittal of former Assemblyman
T. j.. Carroll of the charge of alleged
jury fixing had been hooked for by his
friends. None of them ever believed that
he was guilty of the charge, and when
Judge Bliar. after hearing the evidence
of the man whom Carroll had befriended
declared that the State had not proven
its case, no one was surprised. Ingrates,
whether political or otherwise never inn
press ANYBODY with any story they may
have to tell.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10
v4FEwMFs Nvw


Now that Marshall Van Winkle has
declared that he will not seek renom.
ination for Congressman in the Ninth
District and the Faganites think they
have chance of naming his successor,
Assemblyman Berg has been pushed
aside and "Jin" Mccarthy is to be put
in the field. When there wasn't chance
for the Faganites winning at the pri-
maries Berg was allowed to make his
spiel Now if he wants to make another
losing fight as would have been the case
had he contested Van Wrinkles nomina-
ton, he will be permitted to run at the
primaries in the Tenth District. Such
is the gratitude of Reformers.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10
wEATH ER INDICATIONS

NEW YORK, July 10 19O6.-The
weather in New York and its vicinity
for the thirty-six hours ending P. NJ.
Wednesday promises to be:-Fair and
warmer to-day and Tomorrow; light west
to southwest winds.
The Jersey City news., 1906-07-10

aol paying tliS money. None. IIe4 Z
upward Of s5oooo,ooo coming to the
people Of New Jersey from the railroad
corporations. You have not received it.
Who has? We did not see the money
paid to anybody. but we have seen the
iosaes grow rich. We have seen a Unit
d States Senator from this srane cse
Worth million dollars Where do they
ret it all? In plain English, somebody
las shared this loot Of s3,o00,000 amu-
lily, which should come to the State TO
tghten your tax burdens. TO build schools
md carry cut public Improvements.
WHO IS interested in this Pennsyl-
Eania Railroad? It is owned in Eogland
tnd managed outside the State.
The Republican State leaders. some
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
Has New Sprinkler.

Through the energy Snd Efforts Of
the City Council. backed by u popular
sentiment. = new StudebAher sprink-
fms wagon has been Installed 10y the
city. which - capable OF keeping the
street veil WstsFsd during the sum-
msr months hereafter The sprinkler
IL OF go gallon. capacity. and will
thr9W . twenty .fouT-foot stresm Of
spray on each trip. IL I. calculated
that the sprinkler will make = CON.
plets 'prinklinG Of three blocks with
one "loadias," which means that with
ordinary EFFORT, the streets can lie kept
In q comfortable condition
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
The Postum Escaped

Me faiA ia pos, mr hAv DE good
din. wa. the expression ~ Nicholas.
the Greek who captured III "po"um
~ his candy store While endrAvotluR
TO gnAw into y candy hoN frw days
ago. notice ~ which appeared IN The
sun
Nicholas captured the 'pu''um,
which wAs about halt grusn, aud fed u
highly on eAtlr and American canurd
goods which have Just pa'srd through
a national governments rsk'ng' over
bet the 'possum, evidently dl'sAti.hrd
With either the garlic, the canned
goods oE the report ~ the committee
upon the lA'ieT, did not like the situa'
ton. aud escaped
Asa F~sult. Nicholas gill "hAv 3 not
de fAta pos" upon which he expected
10 feast 10 short time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

MAkes lifs nov - ssie In thst city -
on the higher uplsnds y W Good
Toe. who resides on Duiton So. Ia Wa
co. TsI.. needs no sea uAlI fur safety.
He writes II have used D' Kings
New Discovery for Coosnmp,ion the
past I've gears and I, kssp' me sell
and safe Before that time had q
eoagh shIeh for ysan had been sro~.
ing Uorse. Nov n's gone " CoFvs
chronic coughs. 10 anpps, Group,
whoop,aE eooeh end prevents pnsR-
monia. PIsssan, to take. Every boz
lie guaranteed 90 eli dVrg stores Price
SOC asd OIL 90 Trial battle free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
G. & G. NOW CUT
TING RIGHT-OF-WAY
Large Force of WOrkmen Engaged
in Opening Way for Extension.
TWO MILES ARE NOW CUT

W. NNG W. y "
tits Rumored That Three Gangs viii
be Employed. and Tina, the Forests
Will be sIashed as Hay ee'orl he
Mowers Rake.
Superintendent j. Is. CATER NJ ne
Gainesville and Gulf raiIroad ha, r.-
torned from Fairfield and other points
on the Gainesville and cat pro.
posed extension south 10 Tampa
MIR. Cutler states that the eating OF
the right. oi.wsy from Fairfield has be-.
gun in earnest, and about two miles
have so far been cleared. = foil force
is at work, and the cutting " ripht.o'.
way will he pushed vigorously until
completed.
The new officials " the Gainesville
and Gulf are IN earnest, and propose
20 push the completion OF the road to
Tampa a. rapidly rs possible. It's m.
luONtu Nnht lVICfS " III w. Ill ~
work along the line. and will work
simultaneously.
A few dsys ago, AZ the last ny
OF the board ot directors, p committee
from the Ocsla board Ct trade, repre-.
senting the bes' element ~ the Erick
City, appeared before the directors.
asking in the name o. the hoard they
represented that the main line Of the
Gainesville aid Gulf hc extended
through that city, instead IL several
miles tO the westward, ~ had hspn
surveyed. The arguments aud nd.
dresses at the members Of the com.
znittee we're recognized with interest
with the promise that the board ~
trade would hear from the toad Of
directors ~ q later date. a. TN. mat.
ter must be cOrservstivrly considered
II ~ the desire ~ the people OF
Gainesville that the GAinesrll" and
Gulf main line he hulIt through O'Ala,
rs II would put these Two cite. ~
closer touch
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
unnecessarY expense.

Acute attacks NJ cole and dlarrhoea
come on without warning and promI I
relief met b- ob'aDned There - no
Necessity ot ,ncurring the eSprns" Of n
physician service in such eases n
Chamberlain. Cole, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is 1T hand A dose
OF this remedy will relieve the patient
before q doctor could arrive. IL has
never been kuuwn Ia fa,l, even IN the
moot severe and dangerous eases, and
NO family should b- without u. For
sale by all druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

The Aisehaa Coopty Medical AZ
soeiasion held lee regular mosthly
mssslss Wednesday svssiag. watch
sas we'll attended. There wa ne
bosissss. oas Of the regular rootiss.
slsAossh msny matters Of iassfess ana
Impostanss 70 the pFotsssisa we're die.
eoesa1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

Jesse James, Man with Notorious
Name, Was Very Dsorderk.

''"'''Nf wa Wv 1'eR'hNNV
Jes,v Jamcs, a negro who has name
worse than h's nerve really implies,
Wa arrslsned in the msyor's court
Friday morning upon chArEr " d,s.
orderly conduct
|, appears that jesse, who is inclined
al times TO be u little htt sporty, hpd
been Gslayanting around with the roos.
tiers AMI pulets OF that section OF the
city known ~ Frog Alley when he Got
\ little move than vas coming to him.
probably because hr '.uppei IN" u
couple ~ elbow CROOKS more than he
va. rttit,rd tn J-ss' did not Get
mad" but fostering brcau.e u il
claimed that hr pesterei the resident.
~ that classic shaipd tporoughtarr "a
slch MI extent that they we're com
pa,l,d to summon AL ,tlicer. aud ptfi
Ger Kite responded.
Officer Kite pulled Jr,sr in, hut after
explaining ~ the court that he "didn'i
mean no harm" aud satisfied the court
that he WAS merely having = little tut
and didn't intend a. cause any row, The
case was compromised with the pay
mrnt M the costs
Jrsar 10 really not had negro, bu
~ fall Of fun aud praet,cNl jokes wh,cl
some NJ h,s associates could not under
stand or appreciate For instance, M
person hkrs tn be sudd"nh knocked
over the head with a hA,tling.stck uu
lees they know previously that ~ j. q
/ I've n Joke
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
Given Up TO Die

h Spirgrl, l2N \ Virginia St,
Evansville. Ind writes For over
five years | vas troubled With kidney
aud bladder affection. which caused
me- much pain and worry lost flesh
and was all run.down, and u year ago
had tn abandon wurk entirely ! hsd
three OF the best physicians Who dii
me- no good aud was practically gwen
az Ia die Folrys Kidney Cure va.
recommended aud The fret bottle gave
me great relief. ard after taking the
sscoud bottle was entirely cured D
]. ". McCUllum n Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

This b " sesify 10 eas-ef-sssa vai.
funs shaa Nmithss Ats4le Will ~ essasA
fyum JalY a0sh 90 siseug AwGssa SosA
e. the pguDfietns siil - ekesat 10 90.
tsaAaass 81 sks NstieaaI Phstog.
fppAssx Asseeiafias Ca4ysnslea a.
Nls1aks Fails. ! sxpeas - b. shls 70
q ss9Fyt1laa thal gpes ~ nlsAisr Flss
Fedslsss Eesa4fBfs.
WassA as fpae4 fes aefles of mF
fasofn. JANIS y. AMIR.
Pres. &mllth's 8fs1le.
0aieb9Fllis. Pa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

Cured HAy Fever and summer Cold.
A. J. NusbAum. BaIssvills, IadiAna,
writes "Last year I suffered foe three
months With . summer cold 90 distress
log that u intsEfsrsd With my bus'nSs'
had msny Of the symptoms Of has
fever. and . doetoF'' prescription did
not rrarh my ease. spd iook several
medicines vhleh 's"med to only 81
grsvsss M case F0'tuastslJ ! IN.
sisted upon having Folvy's Honey sSd
Tar aud IL asiehlJ su'sd me. Ny wii'
he's sioes 0ssd Falsy's HONEY aud Ta'
with lhs same suecees." J. W. Me-
Colium a ca.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

he nsGlesisa - tshs Folsy's KID
ssy Care 90 ,As ant slgns u ki1ssy
troabls. hopiss 70 uosla scar swsg.
and ~ was ssos Q vieai@ of Bnghss
disssss TAsss 10 dsssss N delay. Asa
" Foisy's K1nsy csrs 70 tskss -
osss tAs ynpse@s wiIl aissppsss. shs
khSssys sss sssssgtAsss1 SD yes sfs
seoa seasa ssd veil. A. =. Bees 81
hssEsssS~n. led I'D - go 80 tss
g. tsslsp tiDss ~ ths slshS. aaa kaf
. ssssrv bssAasAs Sc psirs - 40
kt<RsTs. snz vss ssFea ~ Felsg's
KhasaS Care .. " Mecsisan a CO.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
Tailor Made Skirts

We have them ia all siI'sand ell
grades; ali made ~ the best ma
I~Fials aud IA the latest sly lee.
We have some great Bargains IN
these garments
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
DAVIS MISSES The SUN
Wants It Sent to Him at Bow ,re Green
Ky for Few Weeks


4 letter from Henry psy,. Colorado
SrrIngs, Colo, requests TIA, TIE sun
he cent to hls address NJ Euwung
Green ky., until Septrmhrr IT.
Mr.. DAVIS concludes his letter with
th'- statement: ~ Just feel that |
'au't do without The dear u.d sun any
hunger, r. | want the nrW. from
home.
Mr. DAVIS, together with lous G.
Is hch, attended thu Grand Lodge SEES
.luu Of the EMS IA Denver making
several side triys Tie va, accom-.
panied 10y his mother, who Nr,, also 10
with him to Kentucky
Mr. DAVIS enclosed with th- irttrr n
souvenir postal photograph - himself
and Lou" Lynch "srerug Mau,tou, "
which WAS indeed amusing MIR Lynch
Wa seated IN n wheplhatruw, which
Wa propelled IN the usual manner by
hls friend Henry
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
Beautiful Lace Hats

A larse aid comprrh"psiSs line TO
select fToin very at''aeiiVe Aoo
the seasons neWs't shapes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

It Is Rumored That Three Gangs viii
be Employed, and That the Forests
viii be sIsshed as Hay ee'cra he
Mowers Rake.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
Make IA, While the Sun Shines Of

There tsA lesson IN the work ot the
lhrity farmer. tie knows that the
bright sunshine may last tut n day and
be- prepares FOR the showers which are
~ liable To follow. so Il should he
with every household pyseo,erJ
dlstrhoea aud cholera morbus may at
tack some member u the home with.
out warning Chamberlain. Cole,
Cholera aud DiArrh'es RENE dy. which
J.. the beet Lnown medicine for these
di.rAses, should always br kept a,
hand. ~ immediate treatment - nee
rspary. and delay may prove fatal
For sale 10y all druggists
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

X. f.. L. Guiltlnan and family OF
Schenectady are spending several
days with relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Peckham, who
have been spending a week in Hartford
and New York city have returned.
Misses Marion ard Jessie Lape OF
Brunswick, n. Y, are guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Frank Greenslit OF Gage st.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Vanauken and Mrs
John Shafer and son OF Albany are
visiting at Edmund Browns on Webb
street.
DR. II. T. Summersgill sailed from
Panama on the Royal Mail Sept. and
expects to reach Bennington about
Sept. S.
Miss Maud Carpenters school open
ed this morning with fourteen pupils
present. There we're several register
ed that were absent today.
Vermont Academy was recently the
recipient OF a gift from Senator Red
field Proctor which is much apprecia-
ted The academy had 10 guns, ammu-
milton and equipment which belonged
to the government and were loaned to
the school for military drill. AS no
regular army officer is now stationed
there the government had called the
guns in. Senator Proctor purchased
the outfit and made the school pres
ent. John l.. Alger, formerly superin-
tendent of the high school, is presi-
dent OF Vermont academy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town aud Village Brsil
Told iorBusY Headers.

Robert Tiffany who has been SPEND
ing the summer with his parents a,
Winthrop, Mass, has returned.
Alfred Rowley left this morning for
Syracuse university where he Is sen
Tor.
See programs for the automobile
trip in Drysdale's window.
See Drysdale's store window ad,er-
tisement for the pleasure excursion
Wednesday.
See Berlin for the celebrated sanito
kitchen ware.
Misses Edna Walbridge and ldella
Green spent "A portion OF last week with
Mrs Henry Roster in North B ming
ton.
DR. Frank Grennan Of Rutland has
been spending a few days in town.
Mrs Delore Marion OF Blackinton
Mass, is in the village for lew days.
During his stay in woodford DR. II.
II. Bristol will drive into town each
morning and will be at his Office during
the usual hours.
For the automobile trip tomorrow
the best machines will be used two
Ramblers, three Peerless, one Pope
Hartford, a REQ Packard and others.
Carriages will also be provided for
those who do not care to ride In an
auto. Automobiles and carriages will
start from the Grand Central station
at p. m, and at regular intervals up-
I'll ! p. m. Adults and children's
tickets for sale here which must be-
purchased b, fore boarding the cars.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-04

I OST-B Between Monument Ave. and wash
l. ington ST., child's blue serge overcoat.
Finder will be rewarded on returning TO Mrs
A. j. Holden. 2U2t2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-04
LOST.

r OST- old pin with bar and four.leaf clover
/ with pearl center. probably Mt Congo
church flower show. Finder will be rewarded
by returning same to Il. Is. Hulng 20Ot3
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-04

I OST-Beween DIR. s. H. WilcOX's residence
L IA and jefferson Ave, a gold pin. Finder
will please leave at Banner ofiice.