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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
MOTHERS SHOCKING CRIME
stransled Children SO That They
Wouldn't be Crazy.

BUFFALO. Sept 25.-Mrs Bertha
Lund, aged thirty seven. strangled her
three children Christopher. aged eight
years; Helen. aged two, and Freda,
aged eight months-at her home, 925
Clinton street. Then she went 10 the
Pennsylvania railroad yards, where
her husband works. and told him 10
come aud look nj what she had done.
The children were all sleeping when
their mother destroyed them.
She murdered the boy, Chris. first.
lie was asleep on mattress In the
parlor She wrapped a blanket about
the boys head, covering HIS face. and
then tied n clothesline about his neck.
turning Il around three times. and
then drew II tight and fastened II by
tying several knots. The police say the
boy could not have lived more than a
few minutes. When they found him
his body wns half ON the mattress aud
half on the floor. with the face down.
ward.
The girl. Helen. was next slain. This
child was asleep In n crib In the par
lor. Mrs. Luud wound n clOthesllne
around the little ones neck twice. aud
after strangllng the child she carried
the body into the bedroom aud put Il
on the bed aud covered Il with a quilt
Frcda was asleep Ia a baby carriage
Ia the kitchen. Mrs Lund killed little
Frcda without taking the child from
the carriage she tied n piece ot
e'othesllne about the baby's neck once
and fastened II IA two knots. The ap'
pearance 81 the body Indicated that
the little one lived only a moment "
two after the fatal cord was frightened
about ltS neck
when Mrs. Lund met her husband
she said "Ired. ! have made away
with the three children. Come home
aud see"
Luna hurried home. taking his wife
with him. When they reached the
house Mrs Lund sat down az table
aud began % cry. Lund telephoned to
the police. PatrOlman iarkin was the
MiHA W NfAAM Auf hRaHfa AAN ANNhN
I.und aud the woman nc the table cry.
Ing
Officer Larkin arrested the woman.
aud she WIS taken 20 police headquar.
ters aud locked up In cell. SuIerin
icndsui Rcgun said she made a state
ment 10 him la which she said:
Il killed the children because dld
not want them 60 grow ~ and H.
crazy like me"
The police say the woman doesn't
realize the cnorniiy ~ her crime and
that she killed the children while suf
fcrlng With AN attack ~ insanity thai
uuddcnly srl1sd her. She has l-.cn u
With nervous trouble for about sls
months. but had never prior To- this
manifested signs ~ mental derange
ment
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
lands DECIDES
TO FREE THE
ALTON.
No. Further Prosecution For
Western Road.
CHARGED WITH REBATING.
Secures immunity For Promised A.
slstanes Against The Standard
OIL Company.

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-1t was deeided
BY Judge Lands In the United States
district court that the Chicago and
Alton railway shall not DO further
prosecuted for It's connection with the
Standard OF Company OF Indiana and
the granting OF rebates between Whit
ing, Ind, aud East ST. Louis. Ill.
II was claimed by Attorney General
Bonaparte, whose letter was read TO
the court by District Attorney Sims.
that Mr.. Morrison. the predecessor OF
Mr.. Sims ia Office, had promised Inn
munity TO the Alton road provided II
assisted In good faith In the prosecu.
ton Of the Standard on company. The
attorney general therefore claimed that
Il was the duty OF the government to
see that no further steps toward the
punishment Of the railroad for It's part
In the granting OF the rebates be TAX
en-. The attorney general asked that
the grand jury which had been sum.
moned az tho instance 81 Judge Ian
dis 70 investigate the Alton railroad DO
discharged and that the matter be al.
lowed TO drop AZ far NJ the Chicago
aud Alton was concerned.
Judge lands declined 10 discharge
the jury. but instructed To- members
that they had no further duty TO per
form ia connection with the Chicago
aud Alton railroad. The court then
called attention 20 a statement recent
ly issued by President Moffett OF the
STANDARD on Company Of Indiana. In
which Il was claimed that n the Stand.
ard on company was guilty q receis-
Ing rebates no other manufactures was
Innocent The court directed the jury
10 investigate the conduct Of other
manufacturers and directed that .
subpoena b. issued for President Moi.
felt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25

FLOUR Steady 60 arm. with tradins
qm0ti Minnesota patents. 8 t0sit ~. win.
90 Patents. ~ ou6. winter slfaiEhts. tb
hiE FLOUR Firm. fair 10 Fuod 81 q
ulset choice 10 fancy. u NasG
WltEAT=A weak opening IN wheat.
due 70 lower cables and favorable wealth.
~ newa was followed by a partial ~.
covery on the later strength ~ ruarsr
srs,iinns Dsoembcr' n.sspi.o ale. May.
cohN. option market opened a con,
lower under iiquidation. bnt raiiiod sharp.
" o. cold weather talk! Decsmhsf ear
hlIIfh Ed Granny. specials pr
pound - .ttras, nlfe' frsis. Hus.c
dairy tubs frcuh. finest fsHasc. good 70
choice 1pac common o. fair nu1ic
procssa aENllala. 1hg extras giitHftc
nrsis. zz'ti,7Ao.i seconds. zassc,. thirds.
CHEESE State. fun cream. small. col.
ored and white nns. iii,c good 10 prime.
htuiIisc common o. fair iiuiac large.
culurrd. One. iahc. white ileuiaitc
pound specials. ii'tulsci shima. nne. gai
lgsc.i faiI % EDod, 1Hec common. thl
o. full skins. suac.
E00A State. Pennsylvania and nearby.
sss ss.sd Ss,e br sSS al , m.. 0 fsn, 70
auac arats 20 extra 1rsis. SAGE dirt
lea. itultc checks ilditc., rafriGorntor.
early packed. @0ahc.i summer packed.
AfRhw-e,cady At HaGo
isi55siSl peas NJ: ia HdaeS sSd
40
woOT,-sieady; domestic fleece. a2aEc.
POTATOES Faster. bulk stock. choice.
per buahel, tsde0c.. do. fair 20 good. do.
i0di1r
LIVE POULTRY STEADY. fowls. il9
ibc.. old BOOSTERS, iuHilc.. spring chick
ems. tfffltr ducks t1uiac
DRESSED POULTRY - steady! fresh
KILLED fowls. choice. &c do, fair Ia good.
i1dt1ifc.. old BOOSTERS, Do. roasting
ibc. brollera, nearby, isdac do, west
orn, i1nisc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
the Smart Much Fun By Being Shocked By the "O
SCHEMES OF STANDARD.
Anthony l.. brady Tells How lie Was
Fooled Into Selling Out.


NEW YORK, Sept. 25.--Anthony J..
Brady, who is largely interested In gus
and traction companies la New York
aud Chicago. gave testimony In the
hearing OF the federal suit against the
Standard OIL company. showing how
the oil combine obtained control OF the
Manhattan OIL Company Of Ohio, In
which he and II. &. Benedict held a
majority OF the stock Mfr. Brady ties
tilted that he had In 1889 sold the Man
haitian company 10 the General Indus
trial Development syndicate, limited
of London. for about S2,OOO,0OO aud n
contract that the Chicago Gas com
pany or the Peoples Gasllght aud
Coke company should be- supplied with
oil for ten years.
Mr.. Brady said that ]. II. Cuthberi.
who II has been testified Is an auditor
for the Standard. came Ia him 10 con
cude the sale 20 the London company
aud that Mr.. Cuihbcrt denied that h.,
had any connection with the Standard
one Of the conditions OF the sale. MIR.
Brady testified. was that the Chicago
Gas company must have n satisfactory
guarantee for an oil supply. As an
instance Of this demand contract
with the Standard for an oil supply
was offered aud accepted. Mr.. Brad,
said that not once during the negotia
tlons did he learn that the standard
WIS after the Manhattan company
which. be said. was a competitor Of the
combine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
HIckEVs MOVING PICTURES
To Give Return Engagement at
Academy Hall.

The George a. Hickey Moving Pic
ture Company which played an engage
ment M the Library theater Sept l3
and II IL booked for a return engage.
mcnt at Academy Hall next Friday
and Saturday evenings Sept q and 2S
with n special bargain matinee Sat.
urday. During this engagement n new
series of pictures will be shown In.
Guiding the following New York sue
cesses Picturesque Japan" Daniel
Boone or Pioneer Days In America"
The Rival Sisters" THE Black.
smiths Daughter" 1000 Miles with.
out a Dollar" Mrs. Smiths Boarding
school" "Tunnellng the English
Channel" "A Hippopotamus Hunt"
IL Served Them Right" The Unskil.
nl skater" bulldogs OF Britain.
Robbers Robbed. Spanish Views on
Post Cards. 'Genevleye OF Bratant."
Modern Painters" "A Struggle for
Life" aud others To be announced lat
er.
You can see nothing better In life
motion pictures no matter how much
YOU pay or where you go Many Of
the same pictures that are shown In
The best vaudeville theater OF New
York. Paris aud London viii be- seen
In Bennington for the first time aud
the subjects Eeuected by Manager
Hickey are adapted for intelligent aud.
icnccs. and never fail 10 please the
most oNactinE critical aud fastidlous
auditor
New electrical and mechanical ef
fects are employed which enables this
company Ia present this entertainment
In a perfect manner The illustrated
songs are among the very latest oh
talnahle and being sung by Miss Della
d. Rose form one of the most pleas.
Ing features Of this company's enter
tninment
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

The Bennington Shoe Store II show.
Ink many stunning styles In new foot
wear.
The hosiery department at the Ben
nlngton Shoe Store n always right up
10 date.
Mrs Floyd Tcft has returned from n
three days visit In Oneonta. Science.
tady and Cohoes.
The best taking city styles In ladies
tailored suits and coats are nov ready
at the Bennington Shoe Store.
The ri Rev. A. G. A. Hall. ID. n
will preach twice next sunday at ST
Peters church at the morning service
1880 and at the service ~ laying the
corner stone . In the afternoon. All
are Invited
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
A COUNTY CONFERENCE
coneresationaIists Of Rutland Meet a,
Hubbardton--Top les Discussed.

Rutland. Sept 2l.-The forty.seyenth
annual meeting OF the Rutland county
conference of Congregational churches
was held today az Hubbardton with
the twenty churches represented A
business session was held late this
AFTERNOON aud report from the Rev.
ana Mrs. y. A. Yarrow. OF Van, Turkey.
mlsslonari, 5 cent out by the conference
was read
The Rev. Clifford II. Smith. OF Pitts.
iord' read n paper Religious Snap.
shots In Europe" and the Rev. II. w.
hlgley, OF Castleton. gave am address
on The topic Steady Pull. The annual
sermon was by the Rev. William IN.
Spence OF this city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
Miss Jauroa DIs. Of wreck Hurt.

HANOVER. n. H., Sept 25.-Anoth.
or name was added last night 10 the
list of victims OF the collision Of two
trains on the Boston aud Maine rail.
road NJ West Canaan ON Sunday, the
18th inst. when Miss Alblha Jauron
OF Nashua died az the Mary Hitchcock
Memorial hospital from her injuries
This makes the total number OF deaths
tNputv.eix
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
Iaaor.. Tan a, nr,sn'. To~a.

LINCOLN. Nch.. sept - Ia the ~
port Of the Republican committee ga
resolutions SECRETARY TAFT was indor-
ell ~ follows: we recognize Ia WI
liam II. Taft u ohio a man y ho-c Ter
sonnl character aud whose long publi'
service mark him as pre.cmlneutly the
mnn under whose leadership these pail
Giles may b. Isrictunted and the re.
publican party may again merit aud
receive the approval u the national
electorate"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
nsK,.I.,.. Ola s,.a 90 -. Present.

COLUMBUS. o.. sept 25.-Probably
al the living m.mhcr- ~ the stan Of
William Mckinley when be was gov.
crnor u the state VIII D. present ai
the dedication 81 the mausolcum AZ
Canton next Monday. Among those
who are expected are Colonel W. l..
Curry. Columbus; General l.. :. I'm
right Akron. Colonel Dudley Emerson.
College hill. Cincinnati. aud Colonel
Frank y. Joyce. Minneapolis.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25

SArLT STE. MARIE. Mich. Sept
~ The Anchor line steamer Japan l.
reported by i,r capt.'n On lclng IN
shelter nc e. and Mafalf. Mlch. Ru.
mors had b., reu' thr the Japan
with her crew aud passengers. was
lost In lake superior west ~ white.
Ash point. whcrr the steamer Alex.
ander Nlmmick was wrecked Saturday
night with n loss ~ six lives
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
Victory For Harr.

NORFOLK. Va, Sept - - The
Jamestown exposition directors have
passed resolutions ENDORSING Director
General James NJ Barr aud asking
him 10 reconsider his resignation. II
looks like a signal victory Tor Mr. Barr
over President Tucker and the friend
81 the latter admit Mr.. Barr has a
working majority In the meeting The
scsslun II stormy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
Thr..,.a. War In Central America.

GUATEMALA CITY. Sept III
President Cabrera ~ Guatemala has
notified President Davlla Of Honduras
that. Guatemala will support former
President Manuel Bonilla % Honduras
IN the latter's efforts TO regain the
presidency 81 Honduras. This Il taken
20 mean that war between Guatemala
aud Honduras In likely 10 open nc once
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
Attacked Llnl. airi on steamer.

PI1TsBuRG. sept -. 81 Flornce
Boone. twelve years old. n passenger
on the steamer wOodruif. from Grccns.
boro. Pa. a. this city. was brutally
assaulted by Negro employee u the
l'oat aud Il NJ her home In n serious
condition. The child had becn visiting
relatives nc Greensboro aud was going
home % Pittsburg The negro escaped
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
"wAY DOWN EAST"
New England Farm Life Drama al the
Opera House Tonight

Each dramatic season there comes
lo the surface renewed evidence OF
the superior merit OF Way Down
tast which appears nj the Benning.
ton opera house tonight through the
failures Of weak limitations that have
been boosted by energetic press
ag,nts as another Way Down Fast.
THIS attempt 10 trade upon the repu.
Italian 90 Mr.. Brady's great production.
as elaborated aud staged by Jos. n.
Orismer may be commanded as ain.
cereiiattery-but the public are too
well educated In "A dramatic sense 10
accept an Inferior article as something
Just as good"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish 10 extend our heartfelt
thanks Ia the friends and neighborH
who 30 kindly assisted us nj the time
Of our recent afIiiction. "a the en-.
ployes OF the Vermont Hosiery aud
Machinery Company. the members OF
the local y. y. o. =. and 10 all wto
sent flowers.
Mrs. w. II. Norton
Sirenno n. Norton
Guy y. Norton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
Antrrrr perL sirILr Tna..

ANTWERP. sept ~. The strike Of
the dock laborcrs % this city. which
has lecn going on since last June.
came to an cud with n sweeping vic.
tory for the Federation " Shlpowners
AZ n meeting ~ the strike leaders II
was decided that the men should r..
turn 90 work Internationally al the
terms of the employers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
Jampsa late Tidal n.sIa.

WASHINGTON. sept - - Melan
choly over his arrest aud pending pros
ecution Tor running a handbook on the
races. David Pfclfcr. forty.nlnc year
old. committed suicide by jumping IN
10 the east tidal basin of the Potomac
river. Pfcifcr was n familiar hgur
In the Ioolrcoms here aud at 81 Asap'.
and NJ Alexandria. Va. lie left not,
Tor his sister. saying Goolby; It's al,
over
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
RUsH's slJoU
Gold Watch contes, Begins Thursday
Evening. Sept. 26th.

To be- given 10 the lady or gentle
men. boy or Girl receiving the largest
number Of votes The prize hand
some gold watch will be- presented 10
the winner by Proprietor ]. X. Rush
on Christmas evening Contest closes
nj D. M. same date. Standing OF
each contestant will be announced
daily. The watch will be placed On
exhibition IN the window OF one OF
the local merchants.
By this method you will not only
have the pleasure OF enjoying and In
ducing your friends 10 enjoy the splen.
did musical and moving picture en-.
tcrtainmcnts at the Bijou. but can help
yourself 90 handsome Christmas
present. Tickets nc the Saturday
matinee az which children are ad.
mitted for cents are also good for
one vote. This contest begins Thurs
day night
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
TO LIsERALlzE Y. NJ. C. A.
bratileboro Association Asks for Mod.
heation Of Admission Test.

teation Of Admission Test.
Brattleboro. Sept. IA meeting OF
the directors Of the Y. NJ. G. A. was
held In the associations rooms last
evening To take action with reference
to a resolution 10 close the rooms. but
10 Keep the organization alive. as
adopted nc public meeting which the
directors called recently for the pur.
pose of receiving advice. While not
bound by the resolution the directors
felt that Il would not be- advisable 90
keep the rooms open any longer. and Il
was voted 90 close. A committee was
appointed 10 sell or store the property
AZ seems best 10 the members. and 10
close the lease as soon az possible.
The organization will be- kept up with
a View Ia making a canvass for funds
Tor a building a. soon as possible sen.
timent warrants.
State Secretary Louis Heb. OF Bur.
lingtun. was present. and he expressed
the opinion that the action OF the a..
rectors In closing the rooms probably
would bring about new building
sooner than Il could BE- done In any
other way
A resolution was adopted asking the
International convention TO modify the
teat OF admission 10 as TO admit the
churches nov excluded by the Port.
land test who are In sympathy with
the work
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
No, she, In poIIe. RAID.

PITTSBURG. Sept ga During a
raid by the police on crap game pnr
tlclpated In by a number Of negroes
toe officers opened IRE on the men
when they ran. and Daniel Murphy
twelve years old. white was fatally
shot. aud Hays Kesslcr. color'd. was
shot through the back. The others ~
capped
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
ch.aaIso nepsbIIraa. ror mashs..

NORWICH. n. y. sept 25-Ths
Chenango county Republican convcn
ton Endorsed the administrations oi
President Roosevelt and GovernW
Hughes George T.. Pudney u Smyr
na was nominated Tor county judgr
surrognts James r. I'm u Norwich
for district attorney and Julien e.
Scott Of Bainbridge FOR member Of the
assembly
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
O., s,,IL.y. Mo, a, Iatrobe.

LATRoBE. Pa. Sept 25.-After cut.
ting tho trolley wires, causing the
stoppagc OF traffic. striking employees
of the westmoreland Street Railway
company attacked n car IN charge Of
Superintendent schwartz near here
aud put the crew 10 flight The strik.
ers then smashed The ear windows and
destroyed the seats and furnishings.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
TROLLEY ROUTE cHANeEDY
Rumor That Line From Bennington
VIII Touch Eagle Mills.

A Pittstown correspondent of the
Troy Press writes:
II has been rumored here that the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad will extend lts trolley line
from Bennington, VT, 10 Troy by way
OF Hooslok, Potter Hill. Boyneonyille.
Pittstown. Tamarack, Clums Corners
and Eagle Mills. From Eagle Mills II
In expected 20 run TO the Forest Park
cemetery and thence 10 Troy. This
route, they say, can be built cheaper
than the Hooslck road survey. The dis.
lance II thirty miles. The people OF
this vicinity hope the rumor Is true.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
Total Vote ..............
Personal References


The above SUMMARIZE tell the story
n the recapltulatiOn 81 the test ballot
u the Republicans Of the United
states. which has just been conclud, 4
by The Chicago Tribune II cover, a
the country from the Atlantic "a the
Pacific. aud every on. OF the iurti ny,
states h adequately represented The
ialiota were sent a. representative
Republicans. as has been previously
explained. with the request that they
.h0uld indicate thf if approval o. ~
approval Of President Rooaeycita
aggressive policy aud at the same t.mc
demonstrate their choice not Uult 1i
the kind of candidat. bat OF tn per
on himself. among an. le pr .minsntl,
lsiorc the public. The result war
hat The Tribune obtained n remark
able expression of opinion from m,
acn Ia the party Who must b. Il sueud
d upon. The Tribune believes not
inly TO voice public sentiment. but 90
elect delegates aud % make tn next
president
Eliminating all duplicates. spoiled
aud blank ballots. and thoa" inadycr
tsntly sent 10 people who had moved
away or we're Of a.. opposite political
faith. there we're actually turned
Into The Tribune Office aud ar, now
on Ole f.siS Of these elaborate . anks
They contain not only individual PR.
fersnc. expressed in statistical fash.
ION. but almost AL of them include
comments ~ the freest possible sort
suggestions. criticisms. aud wealth
u political material such aa has prob
ibly never before bcui gathered %
i.ther by anybody.
The Vernon, Vote.
OF the votes cast from Vermont no
approved the progressive policiun OF
~, hident Roosevelt. ~ were opposed.
nd two declined 10 express a choice
Nihty Hix Nern ont, Fa favored ca.
lidate 81 the progressive achool of the
republican party fsr the next prcai.
icntiai Candidate. while tWtnty.i-ur
aver, 4 a cons, ryaiiSc. and niue de-
'llntd a. vote on this question.
Votes for possible candidates Wtr,
east as follows:
Joseph g. Cannon: First choice. a..
second choice. .: third choice. 20
Charles W. Fairbanks. Flint choice
!, nccOnd choice ~. third choice. ~.
Charles v. Hughes: First choice.
u. second choice. 90: third choice ~.
Philandrr &. Knox: First chOico.i;
second choice. 3 third choice. ~.
Wiuiam ~. rat. First choice. CT;
&, cp1d choice. ~. third choice. TO-
u,her Vermont votes were cast as
.VllOwa: Theodore Roosevelt, rs. I'll.
hu Root. ,. George u. CortelyOu. H..
Joseph u. Foraker. l: Robert N. la.
toilette. 1.
The percentage Of voters In Yer.
mont fayoring n conservative candl.
date. one.fourth. ~ larger than that
IN any other state with i've or six
exceptions. The aggregate vote for
Hughes for the FIRST choice " larger IN
Vermont than In any other state OK.
cept New York.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
u.she. doe. 20 Ge,ty.burs.

ALBANY. n. v. Sept % Governor
Hughes left for New York last night
en- route 10 the Gettysburg battlefield.
where he Il 10 speak Friday afternoon
at the ceremonies In connection with
the unwilling ~ the monument In
memory ~ General Greene. who COM
manded the troops In the engagement
at CUPS hill The governor was nc
companied from here by Adjuiant Gen.
ernl Henry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
the loft Color" Stunts Done In High Society Circles
BROKERS AGENT ARRESTED
Rutland Man Charged With Maintain.
Ing a Bucket Shop.

Rutland, Sept. 2i.-As a result OF an
Indictment recently found by the grand
Jury, George y. Grey, local agent OF
Ennis a Stoppanl. brokers, OF New
YORK was arrested today on the charge
OF maintaining bucket shop. lie fur.
nished $500 bail for later appearance
In Rutland county court
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-25
"A ROYAL RECEPTION
Big Musical Comedy at Library Hall
Monday Evening.

Alton 4 ZIllman's big musical
comedy "A Royal Reception" viii ap.
pear az the Library theater one night
only. Monday. Sept 30th. This pro
duction h bigger and better than ever
before and many new musical mum.
beers have been added.
The company this season II headed
by Sylvia lake. dainty little sou.
brette The management have en-
gagged Prof Badgers Big Concert
Band az an enormous salary and they
viii give daily concerts nj noon.
Prices 10. 20 and 30 cents.