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sudden Call.

William Bergman. aged I7,young-
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. j .Borg.
man, died of heart failure at his
home in the German settlement De
eember 20, 1906.
This was a great shock to the en-
tire community, as apparently he
was in the best of health. He at.
tended church with his parents and
sisters on Sunday morning, and on
returning seemed in the best of spir-
ITS all the way home and helped his
father put the team away as usual.
They then went to the house, and as
the day was quite stormy and cold
they all sat aiouhd the fire engaged
in conversation Without warning
the young man expired sitting in h.
chair. Death was instantaneous.
The funeral took place at 81. JOS.
eph's Catholic church, Howesville,
Wednesday morning, December 90.
at 1850, with a requiem high mass,
Rev. William Hall officiating, The
remains being inferred in the Gene
terry nearby. The services were wit.
messed by a large concourse OF rela-
tiycs aud sympathizing friends.
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TERRA Alta.

Corr ,spardcuce OF The Argus
u x. stcmple, Of Amboy was iu town au
business Friday.
li. w. Meyers. OF uasei,ou, was Zoe
gusst othis brother, Allen Meyers, Monday,
$ 80, scott jL. was in Washington DC.
Saturday, and on his return saw the great
wreck at Terra Gotta.
~ G. Albright, the prosperous stock
dealer Of GAINESVILLE. was a business caller
here Monday.
G. h. Dodge left Monday Tor the Valley
OF Virginia, where he will visit his brother
Tor some days.
A.. Elliott who has been considerably
indisposrd Tor some days. is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Hardesty OF pits.
burg Pa, are visiting the formers father.
D. T.. Hardcsty, thus week.
Page WotrinG, who has been visiting
friends at Parkersburg for some days. &C..
turned Monday.
John Guthrie and wife. Of |Friendsyilc.
Md. have been Ia town this week. the
guests Of Jay T~rembly.
Mrs. Julia a Toy left Monday for sails.
bury Md where she will make her future
home We understand that ID l.. Wotring,
Of this place. has purchased her residence
in Many Naples
Mrs Farar and Miss Jones. Of Washing.
ton. ID C.. are In town this week the guests
ofC. NJ. Crane.
Mr., higgins. the merchant Of Albrights,
was a business visitor In town Monday
w. {. Hooton, {. v. Hooton, 6 w.
Ireutle and J. IL. Carnes were among the
Rowlesburg Masons attending a meeting az
this place Friday.
Miss Lucille Elliott is spending the holi
days with her parents. MIR. and Mrs. a. J..
Elliott, Of this place. Miss Elliott recently
graduated at the University and is now i'm
structor In music at the West Liberty Nor.
NAL School. Preston county has an ever
increasing list Of energetic and able sons
and daughters Of whom she may well be
Dfoud
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GO TO MURDOCH.
DR.. Ale. Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.
ROHR RIPPLES.
.orrespondenee Of The Argns.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Snow all gone. Everything mud.
Rev. T.. Northy preached a very able ser.
mon at Mt. Zion on Sunday TO a large con.
gregation.
Miss Lula Taylor is sick with typhoid
fever.
Puma. the lttle daughter OF A. r. White,
has been sick the past week.
Dave White was the guest OF his brother
at Lick Run on sunday.
+. D.. Gale has been visiting at w. II.
Eyerly's the past few days.
+. o. Shafer has taken his little daughter
Eugie TO Pittsburg for a visit until spring
Mrs. Zettie Gibson and two little girls
spent Christmas with relatives and friends
at Rohr.
Peter T. Simon. who is working at Brad.
dock. Pa. has been nome with his family
the past few days.
T.. &. Gibson got a very bad fail recently.
i~njuring his shoulder and some Of his ribs.
some Of our young folks attended the
sociable at Henry Smiths on Saturday
night last and report a good time.
Dr. Sergeant our old snake hunter. has
broken out again. He was out hunting last
week and says he captured a white black
snake that measured . feet and 9 inches.
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The week Of PRAYER

The following are the topics for the week
Of prayer, January e-is SUNDAY The Calf
OF God to His People, lisa. "a. rs. Nal a ?.
Monday. The Church OF the Living God
Tuesday The Gospel Of Gods Son. Wed
nesdsy, The Chustian Ministry. Thursday.
Missions. Home aad Foreign Friday.
Christian Institutions. saturday. The Com
ms Of The kingdom. sunday. January a.
ihAAttracting Power Of Christ Cruci6ed
John "a 3s-s3.
This order will be carried out. God will.
ing, in kiugwood under the following at.
engagements bach pastor will preach upon
the theme IN the sabbath. and the the
week will be taken up by union services.
On Monday and TUESDAY evenings at the
Presbyterian church the Baptist minister
In charge Wednesday aud Thursday eve.
uings AZ thc Baptist church. with the Metho.
dist pastor in charge. Friday aud Satur.
das evenings az the Methodist church. the
Presbyterian pastor iu charge The SET
vices 20 bc held each evening at 2 40.
The following pastoral letter addressed
TO our kinCwood people is sent out by the
ministers la this spirit OF union add effort.
The pastors OF the Kiugwood ehurohc.
would urge upon the people Of our town
the great d~esirability. this year, 81 thus
combining our efforts during the week oI
prayer. Let us an seek for the deepening
Of the spiritual life In our community and
the Strengthening OF the bond OF moraiit,
and Christian character. May We not hope
tor the cordial assistance Of an la earnest
prayers and effort during the week o.
PRAYER and aftcrWard To- this end so tha|
our people may be enriched in all spiritud
blessings ? Especially would we urge faith
iul attendance upon these meetings as Tar
as possible and that YOU not only com,
yourselves but bring others with you
J.. II HESS.
q Is DEvER.
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ZAI}.

Special Correspondent o frhe Argus.
VIII Arthur, of Hazelton, was
here ON business Monday.
Lee Frankhouser and Chester
DcBcuy have returned to Terra
Alta.
Peter Hickey brought another load
Of his goods from Unioutown las,
Tuesday.
Rev. Joseph Guthrie and wife, of
near Fearer, Md, were visiting the
l%atter's mother, Mrs. lena Kelley,
sunday
Bruce Deal and family moved
back near here from Kendall, Md.
Some Of our lads aud lassies az.
tended the Christmas tree entertain.
mcnt at Brandonville Monday night.
Charley Groves, Of near Cuzzlrt,
was iu our vicinity recently visiting
friends.
Mr. Rohr, Of Ohio, who is repre-
senting the American Book Co.,
was here Thursday.
Miss Blanche Miller, who has
been out at John Elscy's, came
home Saturday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Miller.
Marsh Wolfe, OF Clifton Mills,
who has been at GAINESVILLE anil
came this way ON his route home,
stopped awhile here on business.
Clyde Kelley, Of near Cranes
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willie, was visiting relatives and
friends here from Saturday until
Tuesday.
Elmer Livengood, who has been
working for Isaac Guscman, went
home last onday to haul lime rock.
DIR. Wilkinson, OF Btaudonville,
was called last Monday TO see little
Jack, the young son of Squire ]. IL.
Deal, who is suffering from an at
tack of diphtherio. lie is much
improved at this writing.
The protracted meeting is in
progress at this time. Our people
arc making Preparations 70 build a
church here.
Charley Mctheny, Of near Bruce
ton, was visiting at Wesley c..
Smiths Friday OF last week.
Curtis Nicman and Gay Guse-
man, who have been working at
U|uloutown, came home TO spend
Christmas. They returned Wcdnes-
day ol las. week.
a sled load OF young people from
here went 60 Marklcysburg TO at.
tend a Christmas evening entertain
mcut.
Marshall Hilcman and wife, of
Addison, Pa, S. Frank Kelley and
family, Mrs. Sarah Kelley, daugh-
ter and little grandson, OF this place,
iafl Feather, OF Cuzzart, and Mar.
shall Harncd, Of Brandony.lIc, were
guests At Isaac Guscman's Christ
mas day.
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GREENVILLE.
ondence Of The Argus.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Mud and wet feet.
John Bird has left the parental roof.
Master Roddy Golden was the guest OF
John Goodwin last Sunday.
Miss Edna Rogers, Of Mt. Pisgah was
the guest Of Miss Bessie Golden Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Ethel Everly has been staying with
her sister, Mrs. +. W. Wolfe, the past few
weeks.
Gee whizl weren't the oysters and ice
cream good Saturday night.
The schools Of G~reenyillc and Hopewoll
arc moving along nicely. LITTLE NED.
Highest cash price paid tor iurs by
al r. w. MASON. Albrights. w. Va.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by County Clerk George A.
Walls. the parties being from Preston
county unless otherwise stated
Ira NJ Thomas, "a Magg e c Collins, a.
Harry Z Miller, Al Emma l., Watkins. a.
John r. Michael, AZ; Della T. Harmed, ~.
John II. Rehe, II; Ada Bosley. Is.
Charles c.. Bucklew. ". Cora b. Sisler. ~
Charles II. Miller. a3; bessie jenkins. II
Stephen NJ. Dawson. ss; Alice E.Pyles, 30
+. t. Lee. 20; Margaret Costello. a..
William Sullivan, "a, P%ittsburg, Pa.
Emma s.. Bergman. -
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X. of p. Officers.

The newly elected officers Of Brown
Lodge. 40 3d. X. Of a., Of this place. are
as follows
Chancellor Commander-Wilbcrt Lision.
Ntcc Chaucellor-W. l.. Turner
Prclatc-Homer a. Andrews.
Master OF Work-C. G. Pierce.
Master at Arms-George NJ. FELTON,.
x. Of f. and S.-I Slidell Brown
Master OF Financc-I = Brown.
Master of E~Xchoquer-F. NJ. Murdoch
Inner Guard-D Y. Beavers.
outer Guard-loe +. White
Irustoc-Charlcs W Wolfe.
Auditing Committee-Thomas u. Craig.
Homer H.. Andrews and David Young
Beavers
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Beware Of Ointmenis for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

as mercury WIN surely destroy the senic Of
smell and completely d~erangc the whole
system when entering DO through The mu.
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from repu.
table physicians as ,hc damage they will
do is ten fold 90 One good sou can possibly
derive from them Halls Cstauh Cure
manufactured by D. Cheney 8 CO.. To.
ledo. O contains no mercury and is taken
internally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces % the system. In
buying fairs Catarrh cnre be sure you
get Che genuine. itis taken internally and
made 30 Toledo o b} r. J. Cheney & Co.
TESTIMONIALS free.
sold by druggists. Fncc. 1sc per bottle
Take Halls Family Pits f0r constipation.
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For aie-second.hand MACHINERY

One Canton inserted tooth saw s. inch.
also one piston inserted tooth saw. Q 10
gauEe. So in diameter both saws practical.
ly new both right hand several largc band
wheels one t8 in vertical corn and feed
mill. French burr with crushcr attachment
and elevator, Nordyke & Mormon make
70 Westinghouse 7s n p. engine can be
used Tor electric light or for any purpose
one ~ IT T. stationary Corliss style engine,
Redmau build. same as new two r.. r
Deibcr portable engines one no ri T. Geiser
traction; ore Russell - ~. T. compound
portable one Russell 20 II. r. single cylin.
der portable engine. These Russell engines
are practically new out about two years.
one Ftick skid 20 III r. boiler and engine
one Geiser sawmill 50 TO- saw. sailed tooth,
friction and cable feed has head blocks.
all ncw woodwork. and is thoroughly ra.
built repaired. and reUaintei is rglt.
hand. We rebuild our second hand ma
chirery. repair thoroughly. and repaint.
making 10 virtually as good as new We
handle Russell engines. threshers and saw.
mills new feed ard corn mills hay presses.
planning mills saws. betting. and an kinds
and shapes of vehicles We bug. sell. and
trade Tor second hand steam machinery
w VI KiNCAID Cameron viva.
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Nolicc
J. II HESS.
q B DEvER
Il NJ RAMSEY

a meeting ot the stockholders Of tbc
Brucctou Bank will bc held az their bank.
iug house Btucetou Mills w Va Satur.
day January n. 1907. Tor the purpose OF
c,ecung directors for the ensuing year Re
specially K. W MACHEsNEY.
ne ~ Cashier.
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Notice

The regular meeting o. the Stockholders
oi the luunclton Bank, function W. Va
Wit bc held az its banking rooms Tuesday
January 8 1907, az O'Clock y M fot sine
purpose OF clCCUng a Board OF Directors
and traustcting any other business that
may he legally done
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~ockholde Meeilng.

a meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Brucoton Milling Company will be held at
Bruccton Mills, w Va. on Tuesday, Ian.
uary . 1907, at p. M. for the election Of
directors and 20 transact such other bust.
ness as may be legally done.
IAMEs w. WOLFE. SecTeLary.
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Clear up the complexion. cleanse the
liver and tone the system You can best
do this by a dose or two Of DeWitts Little
Early Risers. Safe, reliable little pills
with a reputation. The pills that everyone
knows. SOLD by Strickler's Drug Store.
Klngwood, and w. NJ. Dent, Newburg
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Mrs. b r Cole went TO Moreautown this
morning 70 visit friends.
Senator W. c. Woriey went 20 Mofean
town ycs,erday on business.
lanes Hsli, engineer for "a. AZ v
is home from a visit TO Grafton.
NJ + Ntebrte,f sh,cl from Chem.
wish with relatives ,.Sl.n o,,o
80 -. -" "u"' 10y
ITO" q
80
MISS N'""' ba' returned today from
Noane county Wh''e She spent the holiday
season.
JNl"> n. No''oe U.s. pToo'lly the proud.
es' man ." town ''u>e a git' oaoy Came
''s' '''o'l
Mr.. aud Mrs. A.. fBoilard left yesterday
morning for Hcyser 20 visit their daueh.
ter. who lives there
Miss Margaret ShaRer.oI East Kinrwood
sustained a broken wrist during the holt.
days from "a tall on the sidewalk.
OBADIAH and Perry Metheuy aud T.. q
Albright OF Gainesville. drove over to the
county seat yesterday ON business.
Dr. CLYDE Watson v,s b,n. from med
cal college ,, p,,rn,,. s,.r1in. ,L.
Christmas vacation with his parents.
Misses Alice and Iily king Of ppckhsr
non and Miss Gr,r, K,.,,, n,u,,rr.,o,
are visiting DR. and Mrs \. Kirr
..h
t,s,.,5 eu,. n, 49,. ~.
:, -. 49, ,'1'
"'' aUH N,N '''~'". ''lNe am" 0""'''n
spe"' ''' "'."', "' ,'''"'o"' visiting REL
'''eS '"u "''""N i"'} returned 10 'he''
'o'"' ." '"S "''"
Walter Gross who has been clerking for
the Irona SUPPLY Company several years
succeeds Felix Elliott as manager for the
COMPANY >'o't ''' 'oN'"'"S'''
Miss EsieIe Wasoner.oue OF Kingwood's
popular teachers has returned from Alas
Na' mineral county where she enjoyed tie
monday vacation ".i1 home folks.
Curtis BoIyard. of Fairmout has been
very 400 with appendicitis. His father. \
+. Bolyard. OF this place. returned from
visiting him iHis week and reports him
much better
John IL Werlich Che Tunnelton mcr.
chant, has sold his interest in the NJ C..
Gibson Co. store to Arthur Miller, one OF
the company
A. NJ Moore. Of Iunnel:on was here the
other lay su! gave us pleasant cali lie
has sold his interest boz the Coal Cuy Res
taurant aud is going on the road again as a
knight OF the grip
Martha selma. infant daughter Of Elmer
and Nora F.ler. died iu Iroua on December
~. aged 2 months and DAYS. Services
held at the little ONE erandmothcr's Mrs.
+. G. Craig the following sunday. Inter.
men, was Zoo Mlplcwood Cemetery. KING.
wood.
O Frank Uardes,y fo,u.rly Of povIos.
burg This coppty nan ir b,si,.ss Mo-.
gantowp for several Years now owns two
stores over there. lie has been in the
Christy Theater building Tor some time and
recently bought out a X Price & Co. al
Iss Walnut street
william II. Bowman. Of washington d
c., has been here the past week or ten davs
calling on old friends and reviewing tho
scenes of his you'll. His first wife was a
sister of NJ ALBRIGHT Of Kingwood lie
left here about az wears AGO and is doing
we'll in the CapitaI civ
De- cu
cepted the reetorsbin ortb. slyer sn,ioss
Episcopal Church near Wasbin non CIV
The doctor resigned his charge in Clevc.
land. Ohio. some time since owing 10
throat trouble. which was aggravateJ hv
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80 Noilce DO credIlors.

In the District Court Of thc United States. for
the Northern District Of West Virginia.
In Re.
Albert rs. Bond. as an individual.
trading A. r. Bond & CO. Ia Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
To The Creditors Of Albert r. Bond. as an indi-
viduaI. &c, Of Hardcsty. in the Countyof Pres
ton. and District aforesaid. a Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby givon that on the 2Ist day Of
December. a. I'D. 1896. the said Albert E. Bond.
a9 an individual. and trading as A. n. Bond u 60.
was dolly adiudicated bankrupt. ard the first
meeting 81 Che creditors will bc held az The law
Office Of Nci ]. Fortncy. Esq. Kingwood. w. Va.
on the gth day Of January. a. D., 1900. ~ no O'Clock
in the forenoon. at which time said creditors may
attend. prove their claims. appoint a Trustee. ox-
mine The bankrupt and transact such other bust
no7e as may properly come before said meeting.
Dated Dee. 2. 1905. w. FRANK Stout.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Glaen ~ GOODWIN. Attorney fog Bankrupt.
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TIE VETERAN PAINTER. GEO C..
GILES, KNOWS WHAT YOU NEED
IN THE WAY or MIXED PAINTS. a
GOOD LINE or WALL PAPER AND
ROOM MOULDINGS TO SUIT ALL.
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MEN -LEARN BARBER TRADEASpE-
ciai offer now complete Tor $40 Write
Leader Barber College. 2a4 Broadway Gin
Ciuuall Ohio. Catalogue maLM
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Highest cash price paid Tor iurs by
8-f K w. MASON, Albrights, W. Va
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-19
After the Game Was Over.

Samuel Horetz, one of the fakirs who was selling football souvenirs Satur day, was in the City court yesterday morning on the charge of general breach of the peace and was fined s8 and costs. The complaint was made by George D. Post, who said that the fellow was standing on the sidewalk in front of the Longley store Saturday evening and was told to move on and not block the sidewalk.
 Antonio Debono, who won $5 on the football game, was celebrating the vic tory on the way back in a trolley car, and on complaint of the conductor a charge of breach of the peace was brought against him. He was fined s5 and costs
 Helen Smith and Carrie Flanders, the two New York women, who were so boisterous in Church street Saturday night that they were arrested for breach of the peace, with an additional charge of drunkenness against the Flanders woman, were not in the City court yesterday morning and it is not at all likely that they will put in an appearance on November 2S, to which date their eases have been continued.
 Peter J, McNerney went bonds for them, $125 for Carrie Flanders and s75 for Helen Smith. They were released from custody yesterday and are sup posed to have returned to New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-19
Tlcket scaIpers Dealt With.

Barney Weinstein pleaded guilty in the city court yesterday morning to violation of the new city ordinance in selling Hyperion theater tickets at an advanced price and as but one ticket was found on him by Chief Cowles, who made the arrest Saturday night, and the offense was not a serious one. he was fined but $1O on only one count
 There was no disposition, however, to let off so easy Charles Scheff1ander, charged with the same offense and counsel got a continuance of his case to November 20. He has two counts against him, one of selling tickets at an advanced price, $3.50 for $1.50 tickets, and the other of offering tick cts for sale. On account of the roll found on him when arrested, $121.55, it was supposed that he had done con siderable. business in ticket specula- tion before Chief Cowles nabbed him with five tickets still unsold.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-19
HIGH SCHOOL HoNoRs.
List of Those With High Stands for
 First Two Months This Year.

Following is the list of honor stud ents at the New Haven High school for the months of September and Octo- ber, read by Held Master Gushing yes terday morning:
 Irene Lirsley, David Re,chgott, Ruth Atwater. Lucy Beecher Amy Butcher, Mae Callahan, Florence Campbell, Hell en Schadee, Marion Blake, Katherine Gallagher Irmagarde schnieier, Elsie Sprightly, Rheta Lamhert, Hazel Ball- wan, Gustave Welter, Clara Jensen, Anna Blackall, Eva Preston, Villa Roberts, Dcbose Murphy, Arthur C. Smith, John J Delaney, Gertrude Dus- tin, Dudolph Willard, Marjorie Ladd, Esther Eliot', Mildred Clark, Mabel Clark, Murlel Miller, Robert seabury, Alan Street, Azel F. Blake. Helen Plochner Frances NyesEdward Grods- Ike, David Podoloff, Russell Warner, Walter B. Smith and Sarah s. sperry.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-19
SECOND CABIN RATES co DOWN.

New York, Nov. 1S.-Gustav H. schwab, general manager of the North German Lloyd Steamship com pany, to-day announced reduction in second-cabin rates from New York to Bremen and Paris.
 The new rate by express steamship from New York to Paris is $49 instead of $56, while the fare to Bremen has been reduced from $50 to $49. The second-cabin rate direct to Bremen will be $S5 instead of $40 and $45. The reduced rates VIII continue at least until January 1.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-19
PASHA BUCKNAM.
Worcester Mnn a Rear Admiral in
 Turkish Navy.

Constantinople, Nov iS.-Commodoro R. D, Bucknam, an American and naval adviser of the sultan has been promoted to the rank of rear admiral in the Turkish navy with the title of Pasha.
 Commodore Eansford D. Bucknam, formerly was resident of Worcester, Mass, and has followed the sea snco 6 lad of sixteen. At one time he com manded one of John D Rockefeller's whaleback steamers in the Great Lakes, He later entered the service of the Cramp Construction company and took the cruiser Abdul Meiiedula to Constantinople after it's completion in Philadelphia.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-19
MORE CONCRETE FACTORIES.
New Haven Engineers on Big Stam- ford and New Britain Jobs.

Sperry & Sellers, mill engineers of this city, who erected the big rein forced concrete factory of the Pfeg- har company on Winchester avenue, hre engaged upon big plant of the Bame construction for the Stamford Rubber Supply company, of Stamford. AThe new mills will be erected on the salt marshes near the channel in that &ity and will include three buildings,
 n size 50x122, two stories, with 9 wing ] bf, three stories, in size 1Sx62 feet, and
 one-story power house 50x40 feet in kxtent Completion of the job will I lot be made until spring.
 For the Corbin Cabinet company, of
 Blew Britain, the same engineering E #ontractors are putting up two-story
 reproof vault measuring 15x40 feet,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-19
Knocked Ont His Eye.

Frank Clarke was bound over by Judge Tyner in the. city court on the chargeof breach of the peace on Harold Downs, whose eye had to be removed by Dr. filling on account of the blow received during the fooling of the boys at the store corner of George and Fac tory streets on December 20.
 The case was tried last Saturday and the testimony was rather conflicting, making 1t hard to determine whether it was an accldentor criminal offense. Clarke claimed that he simply put his hands up to defend himself, and Downs said Clarke got angry during the fool- ins and struck him in the eye, which had previously been diseased, according to pr. filings testimony,
 Ihe bond was fixed at S2O0.