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The Washington times., 1910-02-19
FRFF TRIAL COTPON.
CHURCH NOTICES.

CALN AIRY BAPTIST CHURCH. Eighth and
n streets northwest. Rev Samuel IA
"reene. ID. D. pastor 2-1N a. m, SUNDAY
school +. II. Brisr0W. EuDeUHrendcnr- Pub
lic worship, With sermons by the % sto- II
a m and $50 p. Teachers Bible Club
Lhursaay. Z ?. M church prayer meet nE.
D. m. EndeaVor meetings. Tuesday 6 T. m
ana SUNDAY, $50 and SO p m All are
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-FIRsT CHURCH or
CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Fifteenth and y
streets MORT ~Wesr-Services SUNDAY. 1870 a m
and D. m Subject. Mind 20 SUNDAY school
u a. m "Wednesday evening meeting. S D. M.
Public cordially invited All seats FREE. Free
reading room, 6ol Cc'5lsdo Building u
UNITA RIAN-ALL SOULS ClICRCH- cor
ner Fourteenth and I sJreers-I- -ly-sses C.
3 Pierce. D D. minister e-s5 a. m sun
day school class FOR tie comparative study
or - giOn and unity study class y q Ia,
morning service sermon by the r1lni---
There rs also kindergarten during the hour
Of morning worship. = 2. m Young peoples
religious union S o. m evening service
sermon BY d. Pierce on Paul and the Re
hEio1 Of the Spirit The public invited 20
all services T.
NETROPCLITAN MEMORIAL. NJ z
/ CHURCH, corner John Marshall place and
street-John Reid shannon. minister Al
j a m, "Heredity and Environment ana
the Doctrine Of RespOnsi bility.' Al o. 10.
From Damascus 20 Jerusalem on Horse
back" On this sermon we so50urn in MAJ
arcth. the home of Jesus Christ fCr thirty
years. Sunday school and Metropolitan Bible
/ Class, $50 A. n Epworth League, 6-45 D N
II
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN Science
CHURCH, knights OF Pythias Temple. 1912
9th y. ". Lecture by Bishop Oliver a.
Sabin. subject. our Religions Rule
u LIE. At the close OF the service
there viii be an interrnissI0n or ten
minutes given. after whieh win be the testi-
monial meetings. wher members of the con
gregstion may tell of experiences .of healing.
At the clase Of this service persons suffering
with pains may be treated free OF cost.
where the case Is such that can be treated
{ publicly. Seats free All Invited. It'
! YOUNG wOSfEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
[ TTON. Twelfth and F streets n0rthuest-
/ Vespers. 40 p. m Speaker. Miss Florence
I II Brown. First twenty minutes What Is
Done With our one Hundred Talents So
ond twenty minutes. -Ouc Womau's Re.
I sbility." Muse by the y. ". G. A
/ Orchestra All women welcome l.
! PEOPLES CHURCH. 10 East capitol street
I -Hevs- Charles and Georgia Ferguson. min
I isters At II a m. Rev Georgia Ferguson
/ will speak on The Ethics Of the Unem-
I ployed-'' Bible study class AZ % a. IN. A COT.
/ dial invitation Is extended II
/ SPTRTTUAI.IST - FIRST ASSOCIATION
I Pythian Temple. 1012 Ninth street north.
west 1st floor. 5;S5 ?. m. Lecture anl
messages by Ms 2 3. kATES. All invited
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BRINGS CHARGES
AGAINST HUSBAND
Mrs. Ida N. Rowe Alleges InRdel-
ity and NOn-Support in
Divorce Suit.

Inhdelity. addiction 20 intoxicsnts, ard
failure 10 support her and their chill
dren is charged IN the suit for divorce
which was filed today by Mrs. Ida Y
Rowe against Clarence v Rowe.
The woman declares that she and
Rowe We're married in December, 1900.
and lived together until July Is, 1857.
They have two children-Harold. eight
years old, and Elsie, three years olO-
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Men, Women, or Children
That Cures Rupture.
I Send Il on Trial.

6end II on Ir1Rl-
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What Congress Did
IN THE HOUSE.

The House met at noon
General debate On the Indian appropria-
tion bin was resumed
Representative COudrey OF Missouri in
trOduced a bill 70 make legal Sunday
professional baseball IN the District
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$1,000.
$1,000.

IN ST PAIIsS CATHOLIC PAR
ISH--A well built Groom and bath
dwelling, conveniently located in a
splendid neighborhOOd. This is an
unusually low price.
ThOS. ]. Fisher & Ce., Inc,
73S 18th ST y ".
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-FIRST CHURCH or
CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Fifteenth and r
streets norr' Vyesr-SerTices SUNDAY 1870 a m
and 5 p m Subject Mind 20 Sunday Sch0oT.
II a. m "Wednesday evening meeting. S % m
Public cordially invited All seats FREE. Free
reading room, 60I &C. "a sdo Building u
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Ballinger's Name Omitted.
PILES CURED IN 10 "a DAYS.

PAZo OINTMENT IS guaranteed to cur,
any case of Itching Blind. Bleeding. or Pro
trU6ing Pies in 70 Il days money re-
funded SOC.
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$3.50.

THIS Is y MOST CHARMING
HOUSE AT CHEVY CHASE. over
looking Connecticut ave. II contains
5 rooms and beth, hot-Water heat.
large roomy porches. in fact from
every point Of view this IS an ideal
front is 80 It. It's location makes in
more than an ideal home-its a good
investment
ThOs. J. Fisher & Co., Inc,
73S 18th St. n W.
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$500.

VERY CLOSE TO SHERIDAN
CIRCLE, SPLENDIDLY SITUATED
IN WASHINGTON'S MOST FIX
elusive RESIDENTIAL, SEC
TION. Surrounded by elegant homes
A dwelling Of l. rooms and 8 baths
fronting 20 feet very close to Massa-
chusetts ave. Investigate this at
once.
ThOs. J. Fisher & Co.. Inc,
73S 18th st. n W.
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+ SPIRTTU UATIST FIRST ASSOCIATION.
Pythlan Temple. 1012 Ninth street north
/ messages BY Mrs. 2 3. KATES. An invited
I l.
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$4,000.
$4,000.

IN 'rHE MOST EXCLUSIVE
NEIGP Connecticut ave.
south If 5 st. Fronting = feet on
Washing Sans most fashionable thor
oughfare The house contains 9
bed chambers and . baths. The first
floor is splendidly arranged. In
vestigate this property at once.
ThOs. ]. Fisher & CO.. Inc.,
73S 18th St. y w.
IL
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! PEOPLES CHURCH 10 East Capitol street
-Eevs- Charles ana Georgia Ferguson. min
isters- At II a m. Rev Georgia Ferguson
will speak on THE Ethics Of the Unem-
ployed-" Bible study class AZ % a. IN. A COT.
dial Invitation Is extended II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
President Of Pressed Steel
Car Co. Indicted
BYPTTSBURG GRAND JURY
Money Went to councilmen to Inau-
ence the City Depodts-A SEN
sation in the pittsburg
Scandal.

Pittsburg, Pa. April THE climax
promised in the Pitrsburg graft expos
ures came late yesterday with The pre-
sentiment, ~ Che grand Jury 81 a
lengthy report in which IS recommended
The Indictment Of Frank n Hoastot,
president Of the Pressed Steel Car COM
pany, and one Of the most prominent
business men IN the country
simultaneously IA open court came q
plea q Emil Winter, president Of
ithe NOrxinrnens Saving and Trust
company. that he had no defense 10
make to the charge, that he gave a
$4,000 hrihe to former Councilman Nor
ris Kinstoin.
the grand jury finds that HofIstot,
who besides being president 81 the
Pressed Steei Car company, i slse presi-
dent ef the German National bank Of
Allegheny and prominently identified
with other banks paid f5250O 70
Charles Stewart, former selert com
Gilman, az hriha 70 hc used in inau-
escirg ecundlmsa 10 pass an ordinance
nsming, AZ sity dspositofies. three banks
IN which Eosstst was interested that
the arrangement for the payment TO
Stewart WIS made N the spring Of 1908
aad that late 5arnss vi Friend. thsn an
official il the PYpsssH Steel Car COM
pany, was an associate ia TIE transac-
ton; that Il was originally plnuued 70
nSve William 4. Blsktfy then praetis-
ing attorney esd s0g 9istrict aft0Fney
hold fro bribe money. until Ire desired
ordinances were parsed burt THAT Blake.
N spoiinsa to eef and warned Al parties
of the rsflnfnAiity II their action and
tlruir Eaegiitv e presssu+ionG that Eof-
stot Gnd Fffpnd flrn completed thp ar.
rangsment for paying tho $4,000, to
avoid II possible. criminal liability IN
Allegheny c0fpty. Pa.
The irrv fNSs that Hodstot also
solioited rom Jsynes n. Young. cashier
of the Second Rational bank IF Pits
burg, s2l oe0 70 be paid 10 Stewart to
insure tn selection of the Second Ma
tiond bHnk a. = city depository
IRE plea q the eorfeBders, made ~
PreaitieAt Emil Winter, Of the Work
inrSnenss Saving and Trust company
ressardNy, was 10 hers q senss tion thar
ire report ~ ne Frsra iurv re Was
charged with TIE payment Of $4,000
bfihe 70 Norris EiHstsin, q forster select
councilman.
uozAtot. as president Of the Pressed
Steel Car sonpsrr one Of tire laFesst
industries of its kind IN The country NJ
eentiv arursd prominently u slss pf'sfrc
ere while strike was On AZ his plant
ii McKee, Rocks During the strike
mang persons vers killed ard tie state
troopers were called out
District Attorney Blakely would not
on the rpnd iurvs refer
ence 10 the alleged plan % have him
made custodian Of bride money
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
CIeraymaH's Sons TeslimO-
NAL of tuberculosis Cure

"a nnxfersf a cold. bronchitis lang trouI
tin or (i0nNUniDtion IL danNerOua we AlA
lnav5 how prone pasple are 20 deny they
have COMMUNICATION, 1t Is q lhtterng dis-
eFee. ana the sufferer Is allied With bright
homes of Improvement. CAN C,onEumptiou
bv It's own dread name--and then~take
F'ckman's AiteratIve. because u Is ei1ec-
tive IA Tuherculoas No ono naed doubt
about lt--thcre is plenty Of evidence kfom
live witneaaaG Investigate the koll0wln8;
Armenia, n, ~, July 2. 1900.
Gentlemen: Prior u Feb, 1905. WIS lo-
rafad IN Rochester. ~. ~. suffering Win
i II ciripne. which developed into Tubercuio-
nd Nv phyFicinn gstye me one month 70
live. was having terrible night aWeata
and MD day chilla and losing flesh rapidly,
kaVfmQ zorro from 1S5 to 1856 Tbs. / cougbdd
wenk fhAt walidng a faw feet exhausted
No ar nv ret01n home my regular phy-
atTian gave me little eDcouragemant. Ny
father. who e a clergyman, heard Of Eek,
rosssa Alternative and induced me to take
III The night EweatE and chiiiH diaap-
nearad my cough BECAME easier and grad
tellv dMninfshed and ID few days ! de-
veiosyed AN appetite tho first IN monthe.
Am now In perfect health, back to I55 lbs,
i feal certain that / owe my life 70 Eek
MAS Alterative. -
Esknan's Alternative Is good for an
.rfrest and Lung troubles. and Is on sale
IN Barre By Burt r. Wells and other
druggists. II can also be obtained at
or procured By, your local druggists.
Ask for booklet Of cured cases, or write
for evidence to the Eekman Laboratory,
phila., Pa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07

excused himself TO SPEAK to friend
across the room.
Ellen, the waitress, got on better
than any Of the rest A youngish gen
tleman in very low cut vest and .
very high collar was introduced 70 hei
By the hostess.
your frst appearance In societyT
be remarked. with query.
Yes; I'm bud"
Il thought So I've not seen You out
before
mo; I'm not goin' much this season
I mean. being a bud wasn't ont last
season Are you gentleman budT7
The young man hooked at her quiz
xically, replied that he was a Buddhist
and said ne naust speak 70 the hostess
When refreshments were handed
around neither the cook nor the wait
ress could resist returning TO posi-
ton In which she was more at home
They both snatched me dishes from
the outside help and for the first time
during the evening felt comfortable
James fortunately was chatting with
the president Of horse car company
and found a familiar subject in dis
eases OK the horse.
AS soon as the refreshments had
been devoured the guests began TO de
part.
How did you ike the DRAWN room
Nary" asked Ellen
Faith I'd be more at home alttin
~. fha ranra
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
A MONSTER WHALE.
One Way In Which Il HesembIed .
Tiny Species Of Fish.

One Way In Which Il HssembIed =
Tiny Species Of Fish.
One winter some fsars ago a larga
whale was Killed near one Of the Az.
Iantic ssaports Its carcass was taken
ashore. loaded % two aat cars and
transported far inland to cities where
whale was curiosity that people
would pay to see. II was necessary. Of
course, that the exhibitions should be
given in unhented balls aud ns II was
! cold winter the whale kept ID fair
II good state Of preservation FOR con
siderable number of weeks before It
became imperative 10 close the amuse-
neut season SO far as that particular
eetacsan was concerned While Il
was on exhibition Ii Chicago a mer
chant from little town Ia southern
Illinois. who happened to be IN the eitf
on business. went 10 see Il When be
returned home he could talk OF ng5h.
ing else.
.fou may think you've seen big fish,
he said. but unless you'vecome across
whale somewhere you haven't
"How long was #. Jeny@ somebody
asked him
"it Was mighty close TO ninety feet
and about fifteen feet thick Ii was
the biggest thing ever saw out 81 the
wafer that swims IN the water
Wei" said the village doctor. .you
didn't expect TO find It a smeit, did
your"
NO" he answered hesitatinglys ~but
It did. JUST little Exchange
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07

It. though | sfnged my wrists as much
as the cord NV wrists being free. I
bad little difficulty IN untying my an
kles.
The man had a good start Of me,
and, though must hasten, must not
overtake him, unarmed as l was /
kept d sharp lookout before me and at
one point 81 the road saw him ahead
Of me making straight line FOR the
Acme camp. I could not for awhile
understand his going where was
known tn 1t occurred to me that he
would say that was al or otherwise
engaged and he was to rake my place.
i Swallowed him, keeping him most
Of the time N view, though he was far
ahead OF me, I wished that ! might
meet some one from whom could OBJ
tain a weapon, but my wish was not
fulfilled Once or twice saw him
stop and turn around. | knew be was
looking to assure himself that | had
been securely bound and was not fol
lowing him. whenever be turned /
was Invisible to him, having fallen on
my face before he could see me.
/ expected he would arrive n Acme,
IS | had expected To arrive, to fnd the
people gathering II an open space used
for meetings Doubtless be ala 50,
for when ! entered the place I saw
him there just mounting the board
platform pulpit circled around and
approached the meeting from behind
him. True, ! faced his audience. but
] stole along under Bushes tn reach
cd the trunk OF a tree directly behind
him. was still without a weapon
bat / preferred not 70 use one. Sud
denly inst as he was exhorting his
dock to give literally 10 the new
Church building made dssh and
plnioned hts arms TO his side
shall always remember the ex-
presslons Of astonlshment in the faces
Of bis listeners called for assiat.
ance. he was diaarmed, and I told my
story. His flock wished to hang him
then and there to a limb Of a tree an
der which be preached. but since he
was my prisoner he was given to me.
/ made a convert Of him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07

fyvith Interruptions.

with interrUptions
Bring forth ny noble airship, stauneh
and true
AS pants tire captive eagle fer the blue,
So does ny spirit lorE q soar above
''You. Biii, insl give tslai on hind-whsel
she's iamHine there.H
tais muddy ball Of esrtaf
And prove is nstive and aerial birth.
Hail g tie day
'Ieok ont Dnn't wreck THE shed
That wings got stuck. II
Tic yonthin dawn hath spread
"A roseata blush upon the hills fresh
brow.
Mount, and away
t4Hold on Go easy, now.
Don't press that ferard lsverl~l
Pure and free,
The light breeze blows and On the azure
OF cireunlambient air
("Don't bust that tiresn
I Heat, and to tn uneharted heights
aspire;
A very god Of this ethereal sphere
("Let 90 that quv rope Murphy Hii
Stand clear.
Youth smash thai rod
Child Of the whrling suns
Lord Of the wind swept sky
lsThat derrick run
Too fast bY halfgt
Not mine te auail, nor bleneh,
Though eaYious Lightning
gsNhere's that monkey wrench an
Blaze round my path, and Joye's loud
thmnaers ron
To daunt ny daring t'sA4ind that tele
graph polef)
The stern -aefialng albatross is net
So bosa
t@There goes 4 blessed chimney potiei
Far, far beyond the lark oloud.pereing
song
(''Darn that notori Something
going wrong.
Circle and swoop
aThe diclSens what a knock
That's the First Presbyterian weather
cock7l
Swift as hawk;
t'Ths ballsy packing casei''l
Or lilee the ear Of speeding Phoebus race.
Beneath, ne Wales and pygny mountains
seem
Phantasmag cereal as passing dream;
The breaith Of ocean hut a blur 81
gray
t"Great Zeppelin Here comes a load Of
hay
Turn ont, you grinning isybiraln
RiT Bang Zipl
$50 ends ye rhapsody, and exc We shippe
Iippincotts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
HEARING CONCLUDED.
New England Tel q Tel. Co. Pleaded
For More Time.

New England Tel & Tel. Co. Pleaded
For More Time.
The bearing before the Vermont pub.
lie services cowna esson al the case Of
the people ~ RuelaAd county against
the Ne@ England Telephone and Teles
graph company was concluded Oft Mont
pelier late yesterday after hearing.
which lasted an the afternoon No ae-
cison was Announces eate's Attof-
ney Jones presented ths peoples side
81 the case. and N 3 Jones Of Boston
represented he telephone company
States Attorney Jones brought 0n the
fact Of the expert testimony. presented
to the commission sf The last hearing
.of this case III which Il was brought
ont hv expert witnesses. Thar The ses.
tenn il use Il Rutland BIZ the New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph company
Is far behind The times and that il Is
impossible to give the best If service
which the people pay for with such
svsiem Mr Jones made q Point Of the
current opinion " Rutland county that
the small ard independent companies
were giving better services to their pat
rons than was the company appearing
before the commission.
NJ. D Jones stated that his clients
were willing to make new rates ana
would do So at once, but prayed FOL at
least SIX months He stated that Tile
company was mixed mp ii trouble IL
Boston at the present time and this
would have to Be settled before new
prices can be talked Of ca the outlying
lines general adjustment Of rates
throughout the lines of the company
win Be made as soon as possible, said
the counsel for the telephone company
and be Thought that everything could
be arranged satisfactorily with the
Rutlsnd patrons at an early date
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
AUTOMOBILE AND
ROADS DISCUSSED
At Annual Meeting Of Washington
County Commissioners at Mont
pelier Yesterday Afternoon.

There were many speakers at the aft.
ornoon session Of The Washington coua.
~ road commissioners IN Montpelier
yesterday, the automobile as related to
good roads being the chief topic Of dis
cussion State Highway Commissioner
10 w Gates County Supervisor R. S
Currier, James NJ Boutwell,. A. J sib.
ley, W II Crockett and John w Cor.
don we're the principal speakers
Mr. Gates stated that in his last re.
port to the legislature he asked for some
fund for keeping roads II repair after
they had ben built He said that Il
Mss not eacriQh 10 bnild a FIRST class
piece Of road and tken let il take care
81 itself State roads. other roads a.
well, must be taken care Of every year
rnd aii thrsnrh the year The auto tax
law give the stwte xheut $4,000 last
yper, The money being divided between
the towns 90 mseaee basis This
nrarey, TIE speakqr said should Ne used
to fuAd now roads aud keep the Old ID
repsir Referring 70 waterhpTs bridge
approaches asd cslYegts, Nr Gates said
thar they should tn taken care Of het-
tef thwn "a TIN susbori Waterhars. said
the gpesker. should be done away with
ar lavsted or re told d one man who
nsaas shera to see aufcs iunrp.
last year so-Hetkiue ever $4,000 WIS
received from Tire auto tax, aud $500
from athsT sources. nekire total Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07

has no famous whims His understand.
ing Of banking, especially international
and exchange banking, i very thor
ough, as Il ought TO be, his father
having started him AZ the very bottom
TO learn It up.
Being the International partner in
the business, he divides bis time be-
tween New York and London He is
possibly better known IA London than
here as banker Recently, however
he has been taking on responsibilities
st home. A few weeks ago be Was elect
cd 70 represent the Morgan interests
on the directorate Of the Rational City
hank n "a believed to be the wish Of
the eldm Msrgau th0t hts HON succeed
him at The krAd " the house Of J r.
Merenn Go. The other partners ex-
poet IL to Ne 20, and would not hEye i
otherwise Though Mr. AorpVn is q
prodssy Of 4 slRu physically ard Is steut
and active beyond bis threescore aud
ten, friends have contemplated the time
when NJ must lsy down the load, and
have urged hin 70 organize q Trust com.
pany. ike the Morton trust, 10 take
ever fhe firms envrmees seemess and
80 organize Il Shat his less would be
less felt in the financial world This
augaestion he has ALWAYS declined To-
consider, probably bsranse ne wishes bis
son to take HE place at ne load Of
tho mighty house. Young Morsan's pre-
ferences ii tar mettcr are unknown.
He likes business and attends to Il
faithfully. but he has never impressed
his intimates as very ambitious man.
They regard him rather A. man keen
~ alive ta his responsibilities, prudent,
careful ard strong lees gifted than hts
father "a the qualities 81 imagination,
with somewhat Of bis fathers ohsti-
macy, With much Of bis fathers deter
mination
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
ross TAXES OATH TO-DAY.
Democrats and Insurgents Expected To-
Welcome Massachusetts, Man.

Washington, April 7 Eugene n. Foss,
The rev representative from the four
teenth Massachusetts, district reached
Washington this morning. and probably
will be sworn III about noon immsdi-
atolv after the reading Of the journal III
the House No special program for the
reception Of the Massachusetts victor
has been arranged, but the Democrats
and insurgents are expected to yen them
selves hoarse over their accession. popu-
lar interest III the arrivsl Of Mr. Foss
has been noteworthy and the galleries
bid fair TO be crowded when Mr. Foss
takes the oath Hon George EdmuHd
Foss Of Chicago. TIE Republican chair
man Of the committee on naval affairs.
may break an presidents by escortins
his Democratic brother to The speak
er's desk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
WESTERLY PLEASED.
Because It VIII Have Part Of Granite
Job 10 Cut

9~@ W wNNt
The Westerly. r r, sun If yester.
day had the following note Of reioic-
ing
eThe best news received in Westerly
for s0ine time was thc telephone mes
sage transmitted ta the ioral Office Of
tha Nsw England Granite Wofke this
morning nv lts vice president and gem
efsl npnager n Il Meiaren that be
had closed the contract for the granite
work cf The Banks Trust building. Wall
and Nassau stfests, New YeFk City.
This means that there viii he more
granite cutters employed ID Westerly
This year thar there have beenina great
many years soms idea Of The magni-
tude Of the contract may be gained when
It Is stated that The building is to be
about 100 feet square and the height
IS avey 500 feet 70 the top Of the fifth
storv granite ii used on two sides and
above that poiNt "a four sides There
are thiftv-dve stories 10 be occupied BY
tenants and above these rise tower
seventy feet high. The material i to
he Concord N Fl granite qnarfied from
tie famous New England Granite works
quarries. from which the congressional
library Al Washington, p C was TAKE
En-. III "a proposed to bring large guam
titles Of tho granite 10 Westerly and
cut Il So that Il can be put right into
the building from here TroWbridee &
Lfvlnnatcn are the architects and the
Building site If the most prominent la
New York. The New England Granite
Works have been figuring oil this JOB
Tor over three months and Il was only
last night that they finally won ont
over lime stone Work win commence
az soon as the full size drawings can Be
obtained