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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-27


AEROPLANE RACES
AVIATION WEEK At ATLANTIC CITY
Itsis.not~os far cry back to Darius Green and
hisahyn~machine' when aerial navigation was con-
ssderelimpossibe
To-Day Atlantic City is preparing for a great
Aviation Meet from July 2 to IL, when three of the
ereatestaayers Of the modern world will demonstrate
their masteryof the air.
Glenn q. Curtiss, the holder of the worlds record
torspeed, viii fly daily from July 4 to II.
Walter E. Brookins, who holds the record for
highest flying, will give exhibitions July 7 to II in a
Wright aeroplane.
This is the first contest between the Wright and
Curtiss machines.
It is also expected that Charles K. Hamilton, the
great longdistance aviator, will be present and race
from July z to II.
There will be prize events each day, including a
ffty-mie fight over a fve-mile circular course, and
beach front and ocean.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is the direct route to
Atlantic City, and excursion tickets are on sale from
Al points.
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CAR DISTURBERS FINED.

cations to Mrs Geering as a client
women on a Bloomfield avenu a last
Frank Reilly, 25 years old,
and Charles Bray. both of Montclair,
were fined $40 each by Judge Herr in
the Second Precinct Court today. Henry
Dippley, who was also among the COM
batants, had his eyes so badly bruised
that the judge allowed him to go free.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-27

Sale New Blankets

Today We start u great Annual July Blanket Sale, an event eagerly awaited
by Newaks household economizes who recognize n this annual offering the
of all opportunities to purchase the finest grade of blankets att the lowest
possible prices.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-27

500 Pride of Home"-White
twilled, three parts wool, one part
cotton, good sanitary yarn, heavy,
but soft and downy, silk binding.
the best 800 blankets ever - 90
shown, full 1l-4 double bed 4 Vx
size, regular 500, special Wv
$50 st. Dennis''-W h
twilled blankets, mostly all wool
and a small percentage of cotton;
Just enough to prevent shrinkage;
soft. downy, sanitary yarn, dainty
pink and blue borders, deep silk
finished binding, large En
double size, Ill, regular AID
800, special. ...L..... OO
900 MISUNDERSTANDING
wool twilled blankets, strictly all
wool warp and filling, dainty
colored borders, pure and SAM
tary; large 1l-4 double ~ -
bed size, regular 600. 4.IsN
special, pair. ........... AssO
Saturn" Blankets - White
twilled, three parts wool, n part
fine cotton yarn, soft and downy,
clear and clean, all new blankets,
perfectly sanitary, neat pink and
blue borders, s%plendidly finished
with deep silk binding. Three sizes.
l0-4 regular 3. 90, special, a pair 3.75
ll-4 regular6.0 90, special, a pair AIS
1874 regular 80, special, a pair sos
LIS White Wool Finish BIan-
SAA1 Dnnf Oy fnsl1nI h1a-
kets. Id size, short nap, launder
nicely, dainty pink and blue bor-
ders, our regular l. 10, sold d M
by many stores at 200, ..NV
very special, pair AsS
Continental" White Wool
Blankets-One-third fine selected
wool, two-thirds best cotton thread,
clear and clean, dainty pink and
blue borders, edged with a silk
binding, bargain Of extraordinary
value at q medium price in two
sizes, for single and full double
beds.
1914, regular 2 rs, special, pair. .2.35
ll-4, regular 3. 20, special, pair 2.75
400 Grade Fifth Ave-"
Bl~ankets-Jl-4 size, white wool
blankets, two-thirds wool, one-third
cotton thread, soft and fluffy, will
not shrink, deep silk binding,
dainty colored borders, absolutely
fast dye, liza size, for = - r
double beds, 400 value, AEN
special pair ~
Venus Blankets-W b / t e
wool blankets, made from high
grade worsted yarns, heavy weight,
firmly constructed, soft finish,
beautiful quality, lofty nap, pink
and blue borders; two sizes:
1914 size, regular 8. 80, special. AIS
Id size, regular 100, special. $50
$50 White Wool Blankets
Extra large size, heavy weight,
fine soft nap, thoroughly sanitary,
launder well, dainty pink and blue
borders, twilled throughout; extra
large for double beds; alta rv FO
sa wing of-2.00 a pair; 12-4 n All
size; regular $50, special. OsOo
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GO N STIpATIOM
MUNYON'S
pAW-PAW pills

Munyon's Paw.
Paw Pills are I'M
like all other laxa-
tives or ~cathartics.
They coax the liver
into activity by
gentle methods.
They do not scour;
they do not gripe;
they do not weak
en-; but they do
start all the secre-
tions of the liver
and stomach in a
way that soon puts
these organs in a
healthy condition
and corrects consti-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03
SENMTE-ATTERNOCN.

JOINT RESOI UTtO%.

Ry Senator 5arden of Rutland, that
United States senators and rcpres
tiVes to Congress be instructed to use
their influence in favor Of the passage
Of the parcels post measure
S. 81 by Senator futile Of Rutland. an
act to amend section tN3 public statutes.
rela ting to taxation of real estate. PRO
vidcs taxable real estate shall be set In
,he lst to owner as 1t appears of record
in town clerks Office tho first of April in
town whore situated) Land taxes.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
S. 4tAn act permitting jurios 70 quail
fly their verdict In certain murder cases.
II. J-An act to incorporate American
Fidelity company.
II. 3S-An oct relating 10 sdnmcninS
rrard and petit Jurors.
HOUSE i51LT.S REFERRED.
II. 2l--An act relating 10 houNty on por-
cup!ncs. Ineanc Senator Daniels re-
questCd reading Of bin in full.
On motion OF Senator Scribner Senate
adjourned.
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NO LANDSLIDE IS
EXPERTS OPINION
Republicans Will Lose in East
but Hold Their Own in West,
Say Prophets.

Washington. Oct 31.--Washirgton Is
dsnclined to expect n political land
slide In the congressional elections to
be held throughout tho country one week
from tomorrow. The consensus of
opinion Is thai tho next House will be
democratic. No political wiseacre has
set had the temerity to pronhesv "A
republican House. Even The most hide
bound Of tho republican prophc'r aclinow-
edges that the party will suffer sevorn
losses In some sections At the saline
time thcY insist tho detection will he IN
sufficient 70 bring about tho chance cr
"a congressional districts which will be
tho number necessary to change the
political complexion of tho House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the e2nl Congress.
on ~" other hand the democratic CON
| grosslonal campaign committee ia not
promising anything extraordinary In the
way Of a natioral conversion to tho
! enots of the democracy. The official
estimate 81 the democratic committee
promises as u certainty @S democrats In
TIE next House This will be n gain OF
40 seat' and would show a democratic
majority of q. The outsidc limit Of the
demo ratic advance claim is %.
| foltrians at tho capital and wash
inytcn ro,v.o.uer corr,.nonacnts who
! have oeer l,1t,uetol,. nseociat.l with
! tho ca,npai.,n agree that tho democratic
! gains will b.. made in the East. None #
these prophets Is willing to accord to
/ tho democrats 4, chance fVr gains IN ~ Jr.
than dozen districts west Of The Az
palac h!an mountains, with the cXceuti N
or pr0ct' Gully certain gains In Missouri
Thc changes expec cd ere: Colorado,
three democrats a again Of one: Con
nocticUt two democrats and thTor re =
putliccna to replace nvC republican,,
Illinois, eight democrats instead -: SIX,
indiana. eight democrats and five TO
pubN"ars instead If II democrat $
anI two republicans. Iowa, two demo-
Gratis instead Of ono; fr''u'EN nice
democrats ineto3d of ct Do. N4'no mas
olrcndv elected two ..,uoH 'ate n
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S. 3e-An act providing pedestal for Col
lamcr statue.
s. i2--An act relating to guardians
Substitute for s. q.
on motion OF Senator Gordon, Senate
adjourned.
APPROVED ny THE GOVERNOR.
SENATE
s. An act to amend the first para
graph of section Q OF No. I'll of the acts
of 1902, entitled an act to amend No 1Gj
of the acts of 1884, Incorporating the city
and town OF barre and all amendments
and additions thereto.
s. 0-An act to amend section IS Of No
211 of the acts OF 1902, entitled an act tc
amend No les Of the acts Of 1894 incor.
uorating the city and town of Barre and
all amendments and additions thereto
HOUSE.
ment
Joint resolution relating to the invos.
tigution of State hospital at Waterbury,
by the standing committee on the same.
RI. 9i--An act amending section 323 OF
the public statutes as amended by No. i
Of the acts of 1905, relating to the bono
of the State treasurer.
II. 5o--An act to amend section of so
il9 Of the acts of 1896, entitled an act t,
incorporate the Fair View Casualty com
pany.
II. Am act to refund the agricultura
college fund loan of 1912.
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the existing statute wholly changes cons
d!tions in border towns of the state.
The law now prevents the establish
nent OF a place licensed to sell liquor in
a town within two miles of the border
unless within village This bill seeks ID
add the word Incorporated before tho
word village. which would knock cut thu
licensed place In South Vernon. which
tho Moodys object to.
w. r. Moody in long speech explains
ed that the hotel In South Vernon
cncruted by George Alderman, who holdi
n trst-class license. had a bad Influence
N his school and urged the passage
of the law on the ground OF reciprocity.
as his state contemplated the enactment
Of n similar law. Mr. Alderman said hs
thought Mr. Moody would find the cause
for the conditions as he had described
thcn right in his own town where he
said liquor was sold at all times of day
and night sundays as we'll as work
days.
Mr. Cart Of Canaan, in whose town
licensed place would be affected by tho
bill thought Mr Moody could urge
reciprocity in better grace If he had first
used his influence to secure the passage
If the law in Massa chusetts,
other sneakers in favor of the bill vera
Mr. stafford of Bra ttlcboro. who intro
1uced IT. A. G.. Moody of Mortified,
Mass, and O. S, Durham of Brouloboro.
Mir. I!abbitt of Rockingham and Speak
eY Howe opposed the bill.
T'e committee will probably report tina
l"l unfavorably, as II would mean. Il
passed. that no town within two mile,
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MOODYS BEFORE COMMITTEE
speak In Favor of Diil Prohibiting: III
censcd Places nenr state Line
in Interest Of Their school.

Msntpelicr. Nov, IA rather unusual
feature OF a Vermont legislative commit
teo hearing was the presence hero to-
night OF two DISTINGUISHED Massachu-
sets citizens seeking to have a Vermont
public statute chanEed 20 suit their con
vcpience. Tho mon were ". r. Moody
o; Nor,hAeld, Mass, head OF the cele-
rated Moody SCHOOL, and a son OF inc
great Dwight L. Moody, and MS cousin
A. G. Moody. who is associated win hih'
In the school work.
The hearing was before the joint com
mittce on temperance on House b'll NO
2S. which by the addition of one word 's
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03
ISSUES OF TIE CAMP l.LfGS772
Tickct. In the several states and Cos.
stitUtiOnal Amendments.

New York. oct 3l-A week from to-
morrow elections Will be held In Is states.
A new House OF Representatives Will De
chosen and the terms OF 90 United states
senators Will be determined by the pollt-
cal complexion OF the legislatures chosen
The total membership Of the House of
Representatives. /. 39l. majority o.
which Is 1866 Tho present. Congress CON
sists Of 2l5 rcpu.l!cans and IL democrats,
The republicans have a majority Of 10.
TO gain control OF the House II Will be
necessary for the democrats 10 eject "a
new mem ors. while the republicans may
lose 10 and retain control Ct the - mem
hers necessary to control, the democrats
have already gained two in the State Of
Maine,
South Carolina and Louisiana have each
hu, on" ticket. tie democratic.
The Prohibition party has tickets in 2
states, the foc.alists in "a, the Socialist
Labor in eight. Tic Independence
eaauo has full State ticket In New
York; tho Keystone and tho industrial
parties each have ticket in Pennsyl-
vania. the People, Inde pendent (poUu-
lsp mas one IN Nebraska and the Amer
lean party (nnti- Mormon) one in Utah.
NUMBER OF TICKIrS.
Tho number of tickets n the various
states is: l. South t"ro''ha ana Loc's!-
ana, :, f!o''" N''''"N"'' "''' -'"' '''
Carolina; ?, ld0no NeNaha' "ash'nHton
and Wyoming: t. Ala""i3a 'a''orMe'
Color do, Co"ne'tlcnt' l''i' ware lnH'-
ana. iowa, N''''H'' "a y
I,ampshire. New Ierso". Nnrth Dakota,
| Oklahoma, OREGON. RA"a' '''a'n' sou
| Dal ctr, Tennossec ah' "''""S'" ~
linols, MasSnGh"sc't5' M"H'Nt Lille
sofa, Mi'sour' NeNr'9FA' ono eN'''
tab; u, New N"'" anu
i'rohmtlonlsts h"F' ","''' -,
f"rnia, colorado ''H"'',I' w. ''',, -
| ILLINOIS. ItHii"ha' iowa. h"'''"9 ,,
chusetta' Mlcihsa'' MUM
souri,, Nebraska, New h""'"Hu,''' -
Jersey sc" i0'N '''D
ole3o''. ''"nSs 'N'"'", w.
nou'" h"'''"' ''""'' '''' "'''
SUI :. .,o,..
.a,,,'',a ca,aroao ron,,o,,,,,, Dolo.
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I. 175-By MIR. Barton of Plymouth,

II. 175-By MIR. Barton of Plymouth,
relating to sale OF land for taxes. Col
lector's warrant may extend to any land
IN the State.) To committee on land
taxes
II. 17f--Iy Mr.. PCck Of Burlington, re-
lating to the employment of labor. (Ein-
ployers' liability act. To committee on
judiciary.
II. l77-By Mr.. Howe Of Bennington, to
prevent what IS commonly known as tho
white slave" traffic. ore vides fine of
5000 for importation into state or expor-
taton out of State of any female for I'm
moral purposes; also same fine for entic-
fnE any female for purpose OF prostitution
r. to enter house of PROSTITUTION also
-ar1o nne FOR dc.ulning any feinale In
house OF prostiu;ionD To committee on
judiciary.
READ THIRD TIME, AND PASSED.
II. officiating to a bounty on porcu-
pincs Opposed by Mr.. Robert. OF Ru-
pert. on motion of MIR. Hays of Goshen
debate ON tho pending question ceased.
Title amended.
SJ'NSrITtTE BILL.
y. rs Relating to licenses for seinlng in
Lake Charnpl1in. from Joint committees
on earnc and fisheries. ordered to lie
and be printed
T1rIKD READING ORDERED.
s. G. Relating to husbands wight to
wave will Of wife
$. officiating to the preservation Of
the public health.
Joint RESOLUTION.
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Three States. Oklahoma. South Dakota
md Washington, viii vote diroctl!
IN the question of granting suffrage
to women. whi.c in oregon = proposed
amendment to the constitution grants 20
all taxpayers, regardless OF sex, the right
Of suffrage.
The largest number Of questions t"
be voted upon in any one state is
oregon. There 90 initiative and rercr-
ondum measures will he upon the bal
lot for approval or rel t!on, lncl+sied
IN this number, besides tho proposes
suffrage and prohibition amendments
10 tho constitution, is Nil. propos q
IVY initiative petition. amending tire
oregon primary law, and extending us
provisions 10 presidential nominations,
GLOWING voters to designate their
choice for president and vice-H reSi-
dent: providing for direct nomination
of party candidates for presidential
electors; FOR election by party voters
of delegates to their party national
nominating conventions.
one OF the suggested Amendments 70
the Oregon constitution. proposed by
initiative petition, provides for Yer
tets by threc-CoUrths Of a lu-,' IN ci'l
cases Another proposed arr enGmcrt
increases the initiative and ~o'orcn-
dunn ana recall powers Of thu ''' 10,
Conservation of natural re "'fH
will 10 passed upon by voters OF WIS
copsln IN tho shape Of a propoHHI
amendment to the constitution, author
i2inE tho state to make annual Hn-
preparation for acquiring, pr'Sof'fl =
ana Developing w0terpoWo" and Forests
81 the state. In Minnesota proposed
| constituttpU.l amendment nn'hor'2c4
tho Legislature to exempt from taxa
| ton lands of private ners0ns 10 DC
usru for PURPOSES OF reforcstation'
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ALIENATION CASE BEGUN.
Imposing Array Of Legal Talent in
Rutland CcHnty Case.

Rutland, Nov. THE case Of Mrs
Jennie L.. Miller vs.. Mrs Emma o. Pierce
In which the plaintiff sues the defendant
Tor &. 0Dn for alienation Of her husband s
affections was commenced In Rutland
county court to-day Judge r. l.. Water
man of Brattleboro presided as Judge F,
NJ. Butler was disqualified, having Been
a rnemAcr OF the firm, Butler & Mol0ncy.
when they were Interested in the case.
Mrs Miller is represented by Y. w,
Mo,onev OF Rutland and +. w. Williams
n, brandon and the defendants counsel
is w. ". S.ickney and John @. Sargent
Of the firm S,iclsney, Sargent & Sheclcs
Of I.l..ow and Y. J. Ormsbeo of Bra ndon.
Mrs. Miller Is the wife Of Edgar y,
Miller. an undertaken OF Brandon, who is
we'll known throughout the state Mrs,
Pierce Ia a widow from the same place.
The first witress called was Charles
Wea,herbee Il clerk In the store OF M.
Miller. who testified to seeing Mrs. Pierce
visit the store nearly every day The
ncxt witness called to tho stand was
Walter G. Grover. Witness had seen Mr.
Miller md Mrs Pierce In Boston together
He was followed by Lewis J. Cahee, who
said he had seen the defendant and Mr.
Mi,lcr leaving the Rutland station by
trnin torethcr ut the time Of the Boston
excursion lie also saw them come out
Of the parlor car on their return tc
Brandon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03

On motion of Senator Gordon Joint
resolution empowering committee to visit
Castleton Normal school ordered to lie
Special order for 1890 q IN. Wednesday.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
g. 4s-By Senator Porter of Caledonia
an act 10 amend section 1872. public
statutes, relating to free transportation
Provides railroad company may exchange
i'eage hooks on transportation for any
legitimate service. product or commodity
tat 1t may need. Railroads.
8. 4s-By Senator Taplin of Orleans, an
act 70 change I4e name of the Barton
Landing graded school district, Changes
! ne to Orleans graded school district
J. Inicipal corporations.
s 47-By Senator 1aplin Of Orleans, IN
ct to change corporate name OF Barton
] anding Cemetery association TO Orleans
emetery association. Corporations,
s. 45-By Senator Darling of Caledonia,
IN act requiring town clerks to trar INIT
/ rth marriage and death records not
J revously retu' cd TO secretary OF state
j int standing committee on public health
S, Ally Senator Clark OF Rutland, al
act to amend section 37l6 and 31iS, public
statutes, relating to insane STATE paupcrs
This conforms to decision OF supreme
court In Lydia Ann Alou case and re-
G,Iires notice to suppoHed insane person
md an Adjudication by court OF the fact
Cf insanity and that person is dangerous
! fore 60 -r'ttr ~ Insane.
s N-Bs acnator Edgorton of Windsor
en- act to amend sections 52r5 and 527S
yublic statutes, reiati... 20 protection o,
fish Thia repeals i1-lnch law and limits
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DISCUSS MERITS
OF GORDON BILL
Large Attendance at Committee
Hearing On Employers Lila.
bility Measure

Montpelier. Nov. Tho house iui'-
Viary committee rave final hearing
this afternoon on the LII granting
equal suffrage to women and tho bill
Will DO reported to the House to-mor-
row.
a public hearing was given tint;
even go In Rcprcson tati7o5 hall on TIC
employers liability hin introduco1 in
t." Sorato by Senator John W Cor
don OF Rnrrc Daniel sullivan Of
Barre a member OF Legislative com
mittec from tho state Federation >f
Labor spoke In favor Of the hill. He
aractcri2cd the .aw now in for' -
as cruel and unjust and framed wholly
In the interests OF tic employer lic
quoted from a recent speech made by
Theodore Roosevelt in which he chs
p!oncd employers liability and in
closing said all the mon and women OF
the state as'; i. equality before the
In wv ana he believed tie bill III question
n step In the right direction
James CruicksNank OF Barre also Ad
vooated the bill now before tho cNn-
mittce. He pointed out tho Injustice
Of the common law. He believes tho
biz under digcussi IN would affect the
farmer but slightly, II at all. tut m
the various Industries Of tho state II
Is different The biz ncture tho com
mittee supplies remedy. He 'allrl
the attention of tho committee to tho
: act that the republican and demo
! cratic parties of the State are pledged
to such = measure. He believed that
! tho proniae will be redeemed.
John H. Scntor Of Montpelier be
/ licved the people Of the state owe a
! debt Of gratitude 70 Senator Gordon
/ for the vcrv admirable bill he has
drawn. Mr.. Hcnter pointed out the
features Of the bill that he approved
and criticised the comparative ncEll-
gencc clause IN the bill. This bill
should he passed not because polit-
cal party has promised to pnes II, hut
hecause it is right and just and he
cauee the people demand It, Senator
Gordon read an agreement signed by
representatives of tho manufactures"
and labor unions OF Rarro, who out
lined the principal features Of his bill
WOEKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT
s. Uolistcr jackson of Barre compare
| ''"'S III va" o''-'i' '''' 80
COUNTRIES '""' ""N' W.
pehNa'oFN act ana "r''"''N ''."' nv ~
'eNcu '"e '"s't"' ''' ''0,''' ~ ''''
no" uh"er 'l>'"HH'o' - q
compensation ACT mr. ''!e ''' ~" -
'orce IN Ne" iorh' -'''' Nun Wv. ~
Po'e'e c'"'P"''o'H "'''','
passed ana PUt III ioroe "''' '.o oo.'
sN'N'loh or 'hc StN'o ~ '"'I'teu -
believed that me eHployetS VI la"oi an
me laoo'lHS 'i'H VI ''''' "'"'
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Washington, Nov. l.-Some idea OF tho

Washington, Nov, l.-Some idea OF tho
vast amount of work that is done in tho
government printing office annually can
be gained from the figures just completed
for the type composition for las, year.
More than 5000 tons OF typo metal were
used in making 1868. $50, coo ems of type OF
every description. Il the individual lines
of tyne were placed erd to end they
would roach 81 600 miles, more than one
and one-ffth times the circumference OF
tho earth.
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THE BULGE.

Rnstus--"For the love OF hebcn. sambo,
what for you got youaHs pants turno''
wrong side bcforemos'f'
sambo-"sh! Don't talk so loud, You
sec. rs invited to swell RECEPTION to-
night. ard Is Gettin' de bulge outn dc
',nees. success,
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RAILROADS KILLED 3,So4
Injured NuInhcr Sc,3:4--Incrrasc q;
lob md lo,tH4 in Year

Washington, Nov, l.-'fillcd SSd, in,
jurcd S237i," this is the casualty record ct
railroads IN the United States during tx
year ended June 80 last. according to tnt
interstate commerce commission report
to-day. 1t Is an increase of l,0l3 in the
number killed and lSi5+ in the number
injured over the previous years figures,
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APPRECIATED IN FRANCE.

Tho lie Ripolin building situated on
a wharf beside the Se'nc river, Fhr'S'
France, was recently rooIeo WIN our
Compo-rubber roofing samples Tree
strong Hardware Co., Burlington. W.
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HOUSE-MC MORNING.
Sr FCfA1. ORDER.

u. Officiating to dog liccn,es. On mo-
t!on Of Mr., Dearborn Of Lincoln the bill
was further ordered 20 lie ana was made
Il special order for I"esday afternoon at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03
OFFICIAL RECORD OF THE DAY
SENATE-MONNING.

On motion of Senator Gordon joint
resolution empowering committee to visit
Castleton Normal school ordered to lie
Special order for 1890 q IN. Wednesday.
PIJJS INTPODr-C-D