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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
MAY BE HALL WRECK.
Floating Object Off Sankaty Head Re-
 sembies Vessels Hull.

Nantucket, Mass. Dec. 22.-A large piece of wreckage looking like the hull of a- vessel and believed to be a part of the missing schooner Laura C. Hall of Parrsboro, N. $. was sighted today about a mile off Sankaty Head by Keeper Remsen of the Sankaty light house. The wreckage was awash and was covered with hundreds of sea- gulls.
 The Laura C. Hall. bound from Port Reading for SacIlville N. E.. was sighted off Chatham a week ago today. apparently helpless before a gale.
 It is believed that the Hall was lost on Great Round shoal. ten or twelve miles to the eastward of Nantucket Island, and that all of the crew of five men perished.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
WarshiPs to Convey chiIian Ministers
 Body to His Home Country

Washington, Dec. 22.-The offer of the United States government to take the body Of Senor Don sAnihaI Cruz the late Chilean minister. 10 this coun- try. 10 Chile on an American warship. was formally accepted today by Seuor NoaCham, charge of the Chilean lega- tiOn. The charge called upon PreSi- dent Taft and expressed the gratitude of his government for the evidences of friendship for Chile and sympathy in her loss Of a distinguished son which have been displayed officially by the United States since the death of the minister.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
Woman Held for Criminal Responsi.
 biiity for Another's Death

New Haven. Conn. pec. 22.-Coroner Eli Mix tonight handed down a tindlns: in which he holds Mrs. Mary Sullivan crimmaiy responsible for the death of Mrs. Catherine Hays who died in tho local police station g few days ago from hemorrhaSe of the brain The coroner finds that Mrs. Sullivan at tack d Mrs. Hays twice at the home of tho formers son on Day street beat iug her on the head with stick. in- nictinr the Injuries which caused .druIN
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
New Milford Man Dies from overSose
 CT lsucsrur>,

New Milford. Conn. Dec. 23-Steph- euSon Northrop, 40 wears old. died at his home here today from an overdose of lau6anum taken last night to induce sleep. Northrop was in the habit o5 taking the drug and when his wife and daughter left for their work this mOrR- ing he was seemingly sleeping normal ly. but on their return shortly after noon they found his dead.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
OLD VOLCANO BECOMES AcTlvE.
Buried 30 Villages in Japan Three
 Centuries ASc.

Victoria, F. C. Dec. 23.-DeSajIS were brought by the steamship kanaAura M3ru today of rhe eruption early this month Of -ASaIna volcano iu Jap5n. which three centuries ago buried thirty villages.
 As lar 2s learned -.g~re Ns&s IslyIe lass of life tcotl rHc recent erzpgl0E, oUu t0e counyrvSl8s Tor rastv niles was SprinlSlsJ N1th ashes
 Two tremendous sxQ,oSlarsS wese -slc st ToN.o, e3S2t miles sway and r1a popUlaSS ned fgoIn buildings during tAe SarthQ0aAe which accc}ngGnl ed rhe eruption.
 Professors Q0oei and AS-tuurey he SeiSnaolog lcSl eNHeegs, S1N JAat the Nclea0o has ngsuo a new rerted of scttN.&N sna AAssS eS sNpectSa tp crup5 periodically
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
PURSUING REBEL TRIREsMEN.
United States Troops Punish Offenders
 on Mindanao Island.

Manila, Dec. 22.-The army is ener- gCtiCally pursuing the rebellious Mano- hos trlbesmen in Mindanao Island. Troops of the Second cavalry are pun lshinE the perpetrators of the outrages on the planters in tho DdVao district.
 BrtgHdtcr General PerShiug com ma udiuG the department of Miudanao. has arrived here and assumed com mand of the army of th, Philippines pending the arrival Of the recently ap- pointed commander. Major General Bell
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
Grade Crossing Accident.

Huntingdon. Pa.. Dec. 22.-ChalmerS Rinker. aged 10 years, was instantly killed and Miles F. smith and his daughter were seriously injured by be- ing struck by fast freight train on the PennSylNania railroad at a grade crossing here tonight. smith and his daughter were in a sleigh to which the Rinker boy had attached his sled. The safety sates at the crossing vera not down and the driver passed on 70 the tracks just as eAe freight train dashed
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
YALE DRAMATIC CLUB
 PRESENTS COMEDY
Initial ProdGctIo1 Witnesses 1y Req Fsssntatiys Audience at 8-T1ss1or--

Bridgeport, Conn. Dec. -z-B4f1-= a large and re1reseEE Ea-ive z1I5aEc4. Il Eenr2giI0 tTLe Fam was a-eze1-=d hare tonight bv the Lzte University Dramatic aSSoC-aEl0n- -1nIEZ-=s per foruauce was tle first lE Ehz holiday tour which closes In New York Jar-1- arr with LEo performances ar me Waldorf Astoria The Fan as played tonight, Is the first o- Carlo G=ot1ini-s comedies to be translated rom the Italian for tha American stage The comedy does not lose anything essen- tiaI in it's translation and me si-Ia- ti0IS are highly InLeEeSCl1E and me by play of a most dlVarCi1E character.
 The acting 0f the entire cast was pleasing. especially that 0E F. IL King, as Candida, A 8I HaCtweIL as Clan niana- and C. '. Eicklx as Gertrude At the close or the performance the members oE Lhs association were given q dance Gr the University cIuo.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
M.nioan Troop. MehIIlzIna at MaInn.o.

Chihunhln. Mexico. Dee n2.--Oue tLo,iznnd government troops arrived hcrs last night and Htartod by railway today for san Antonio. which is ten nillsss from tn~ recent battle at Nal pslso. Tho outnt includes a battery ot iffht s,tillorN and one rapid Ire gun. AnOth.r thousand mcu nfc due here tunisu.
 Colonel Culupu, who is iu a serious condition co H hospital here. win ho fricoseded iu -ountuand hN toipt;>h b CusiiarI rhiet "f rrceidcut bta1's mil ttASY srAS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
soston s Maine curt.iIins Expenses.

Boston. Dec 2z-In an st-euHc -r cl~tGll expenses rhe Boston S Maine ra lruaG has removed from IES ScEssl- The officials say that other ca nee Ia- tlonS will follow wherever InveStiza- ton develops the fact thar a train = uot paying it's way Ot rle trains dis continued four are 6aiE- trains which have been running between Boston and EaverhiL and rwo Sunday trains Irona &tauchssLag- \. H. Jo Ports month N. H.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
COLD RIDE ON ENGINE ELIOT.
South 5csrc- Mar Sadly --cxe--
 Seating 1fs Way -o~-e.

Il11.a V F. Dec. -Z-VyIGb hrs hands frozen fast 70 the rod r0 which he elu-r. At1Iph Je-Ee 0t South Bos- ton. Mass. vas taken from the pilot os the engine of an express train today after riding LG-rE-oue miles t1 forty minutes i- the teeth of al lcv wind F a1-s and hands were f-0Zen and 1s uaS brought rJrlz rN life only af-sr as--- work Ter=s -c-f -'~a roL1ce hat h. vGS -rvEg -1 -ea- r5S way t0r-e- and -1-szr- that h. could make cet- -s- -z1-e left freight --al- a- t7eCs-a and boarded the engine oE -ba express. For E12a forty miles wrfeh he train ran et alU0S- a mile q minute clip he faced 8 biting wind and 3 few miles more would have meant death.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
Duck Hunting
 In Alrship
PURSUED BIRDS OUT Cyso pE-
 cIFfC OCEAN.
FEAT OF FRENCH AVlaTlOa
Tioc<s of Tho9ssrts Were as Mercy ing Few and CrfopEIng C4hsra-

Los Angeles Cal. Dee, zz-FIa5err Latham, ghe French aviator vent duck hunting today as the Ro.sa Chico club n 2. a1on0r4ahe. He clreaeJ over the feeding grounds of the wild fowl driving a1s machine at 8 high rate Of speed and frightening the birds into Eas air ln focks Of thousands
 With a double Dafrsle1 shotgun I-a- Ea@f0 fred ten times zr She ducks, ksl4inE a few and crlopisaz others I4araam Durs<ed the birds out ca~ sea following Them for three miles After 2. half aoGr of hunting. Latham land sG s.E the cl11F1Ga9e
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
Foreclosure Proceedings Against
 Trenton Newspaper.

Trenton, N. J., Dec. 22.-Suit was started in the court of chancery to- day by the Trenton Trust and Safe Deposit company against the Trenton True American Printing company and Henry E. Alexander. the publisher of Tho True American h daily news ps per, for the Foreclosure of two mort rages. One is for s17,O00 on the print ing concerns real estate. and the other for Sr,b00 on tho plant These mort gaRes were given "a secure loans. Mir. Alexander bought The True American about lE months ago ht a receivers sals.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
rra,nmsn Killed in Collision.

kOAnoke. NaL Dee. e2-CondUclOr ]. A snyder and Irske,nan II. Q Row see were killed ana their bodies pSrIly- creluated ln s reS,r-end collision be- tween two freieAt trains eu the Nor folk and Western railroad at Arthur, Va. today, Snyder and ttoWSec were in the cab ot tAcH JrSlu when 1t was ruu into hN the locomotive oi another trsin The c3t took hrc after gAc Vcl- lisisp
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
Steamship Arrivals.

At Naplea. Dee. 2t. Ducca pl Gs- nova. from New Notl,
 At Genoa, Dec. lS. LsEie, from New York.
 At Naples Dee IS. Martha Wash inston from Ne" York, Dec, -1 Italia, from New York
 At Liverpool Dee. 2l Caronia, from New York
 Al lleNre. Dec se la Lorraine. itrm New York
 Al Soutltampton Dee. 2s Adriatlt from New Xors
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
sr.slsn ple!orssle Asss.asn,sns.

Eoudlu. DS,. 9l--AHGDz che new il. pssa}a cic supg-s srElSCrS announced $ thar oE Sir Arthur James Eee5e-t 10 be minister to SIsN.co. Sir Arthur Herbert was recently minister ea Nor. WaS Accordlus Co q despatch t~eu Chr1Stidn.a he N>tS transferred s3 Mex Sec because Se d4G incurred sAsa Soy- erolaent-s dlSp1eJSare AN @isi0S .G cslI " hen hins Ed~sSc,t >SS a. 5ac pelnt cs Ssste
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
Mauretania
 Out for Record
OVER ATLANTIC AND BACK fN
 LESS THEa lz DAYS.
REACHES FfSHGUaRD ON TIME
Probability ls That She Viii Reach Liverpool Several tfours Ahead of 11-Cay Record.

London, Dec. zz.-Tha big Cauard steamer Ma9ret8nia. which is c0rn- pietiu9 her record breaking Atlantic round trip, 5s expected to Fea1a Fish guard at tea o'clock tonight, where her passengers will be landed. Special trains will be ln waiting to carry the passenz gers to this city and fo Dover. fg she gets in bg ten o'clock, t wI1I mean z round friD to EeB York In eleven days. fourteen hours and seV- eafeea minutes
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
Rro6ss Scnoja-sas1 for U. of .. Stu
 -a-&

Athens. Ga.. ure. @2-E " Noise et S1V5nuaHt a szGlor d. che University St Georgia was s3u Elr G741lr1ouSly- Se5scEe8 rc represent tI-crgI5 for four wears aS a Rhodes scholar 1r Oxford. F,IlS and ALr Nose N14 ScU5~ sw
 The committee yL Ss-=sUtou e cclIpo
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23

has the protection of all the country people He preys On the WeIl-to-do alone. and distributes much Of what he receives in TansOms among the poor, who are consequently sure to do all they can to save him from the authorities.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
paaaeaasra 1.Lfao.s.g.

Maureta1ia, which left Liverpool. De- cenaoec 10, n an attempt to make . record voyage to New York 2 ad return n twelve days, arrived here st I0.zz o'clock toni zht The quick v1yage across the ocean and back and the rapid taking on of cargo aG New York
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
caE.ferrls,s cezc,aEec. Llass.aslzct

SsoIs who ciDs c1e scales al 1 I-2 pounds. was born to MT and Mrs. Jo- seDH Eeggs. Los Angeles. Cal He is fed l5 drops of EaIS every quarter of an hour. The mite Of humanity Is per secrlE DroDortlored and according TO cae doccors will grow i1ro e strong chlI5-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
rs.ef1e Year Old Soy Kills Man ir o-
 rsnse CT Nssasr,

AGal->0. Cd. Dec. ez-Wl4I- AT 41- known intruder, 3 STHiE- .lGr. wr-sxied with h-S mother in r5sir n-sxaa os the atTCslStrrS of Macon -onESer. w1ahtsj Smith. ps.sIVs years olG safxAd hta fathers SSs>s<'In anu ol-s rhs sZrss z~rs h<ej ce
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
HORNET CLEARS FoR NICARAGUA
car-ie9 Nc aeaieionzl Ner-Aeecr--
 panied 70 --e Three AIie Limit.

New Orleans. Dec z@-Ths steamer Hornet cleared this port a- o'clock this afternoon for Cape Gracla. Me aragua. Capt Charles John was in command and | United States in spsGtor accompanied c-a boat 70 the three mile limit L1 rA= gulf The Hornet caok Ca 10 z1l31CDaI men Sh= secured cIzsr.1E= papers tssr Tuesday morning
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23

St. Petersburg. Dee zz<-An explos- Ion Of hydrogen gas at f1e Aduiraffg iZhar arn0r works today killed four Workfnen. rnortalIV wounded nine and aerlOnslY WolInled Za.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23

WSl6sra oeian 5ee Ter Dollars that he could sFim tae F.s-sC river. New York, wlca the thermometer IZ degrees below freezing Eie Lost his wager and may lost nts life The lcy water sap ped h.s strength ln just one minute.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
Io za foopo-saae --ss. Decided

T@ a7 TrTf f@1 -s17c -~sas ~e-F1 1>I 5y the llrerst commerce c5r1mfs- sIoa effecrin9 sraelCers .l the Rocky Mountain region c3 the extent If many Thousands of dollars annually. the comm issl1u holds that l- ls without f-1risd zcrIon over shipments or rates for 2 period longer raan two years than that fixed ay the sratlLe-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
Cabled Paragraphs

Rome. Dec. zze--Four new cases Of cholera and one death were reported in Itsty today.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23

st PeteraD1rg, Dec. zz~-An offTefal comm unicatiOn announces that the government has decided to ezpeI ali students melting disorders at the uui- RGrAitiNa
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
Favcrsci- Srcs of < ger. =sSc-sSfe -r-,l,~-<s ,r At--ir.-

New N2rS- De 5-I1 was said so- night talr Seuassr Aldrtch had Spsus $ < as>i ,ty s1,5 vs.ts 2s,s-Sre ssirS ssVer-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
] el Wac1 EanIrlra

5arroeadea o1 May eda1irIns rrisacs, the reol- -aeuG oG aaaIoers of oeaafIflIl bouquets and eougra rg5aCorg larters GsseDh ,ne g0ess8 ges and tsls- grams Col, Thomas ". aisginson. au- thor and historian. celebrated his 87th birth laIvsrsary zt his home In Buck snelam street C4l5rfGge, Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23

Tnrse 3pscsaf AL Pullman Trains with all reserFa -fons taken oZ smith for New York Csnloas5 and Boston safir0ad men say tHe exodus marks fae most luxurious home going m the history of wynen's colleges st home or abroad
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
Er lraol4ctacl eee.rler u sare

~4c-cy against the Cunningham F;sotnersF Wo0lar som 1a1y of @C ID1u5s. capita l5zed se S25e900. was fled yesterday l1 Lae United States district court The e1raraly has branch horses ln Kansas City 5-- Paul and 1eaC-ie- according r5 the petition
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
sa-z.z. s-s Vazs -1c Maazz+ U d.

Low r5le fastening lE 4 -1urulGJ1er about le- leg Helen tE=rse =-- L8 died 1- --
 Ez1zzuLz l1s- --al New York EL1rs- day Miss Cz=Es-l-eu occidental -E sCa1- bed le-zz-f in -Ee -=f- leg wl-I a 1air 1t scissors while ar work .- a clothing fz1t6rE Her fellow eu1I1Ees rushed to lar as=--z G-a but sLe refused 70 rernl5- anyone -l l511 the wound She vas a1rr-et- -s the las7irai too La-=-
 L17-zFzr To save her lHt- z-r-9uzI rlle
 house s---z=E1 ~=5T sl= would have r=
 .11v=r=st lad z- -1--l=zz-=- been applied
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
Tnertl Years lr oriser res tae

Tmerty Tssrs n ~rTss~ was T1s sentence passed yesterday 1r [@1zrl o. Eroa MJnCelzs Wsrls- w1o vas c1nr -1=L of uanslzg zgEzl-=r 1u Deem per r ll a charge of having taken part in she Ignc15lE of Carl s.rreriag- -a1- g. dry derscr5vs Ls=r July 4 motion gor z aar trial was 1~srEuIed-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
lF x1. sfx-r414- co1Fe-=1ce !,

TT Efe St<- -TC~r s~1SiF e1c-> -i -+ -N York -zs rerdzv between Governor lscr Wilson 1r New Jersey and live demo cratic asz=rl1l -rzz-z-s1L for Essex county [ J. had any r=slI-s as -e- garls 1le selection 1t z- United States senator to slccsed Senator E-san- aorE- ing w1s given out -aar would show 7g1zr those results were
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
Condensed I'elegrams

WslHsn1 cUla1 5eE Ter Dollars that aG could sFia the E-s4sE river, New York Wlca the thermometer IZ deGrees below freezing Ele lost his wager and may lost hss life The ley water sap ped h4s strength ln just one mi1gte-
 Taess 3pecssf AL Pullman Trains with all reserra tfons taken oT Smith college girls lefg %oFtlalnJt Jtoa, Mass. for New York Cnlea2J and Boston Railroad men gay tHe exodus marks Gae most luxurious home going in the history of yvDnen's colleges at home or abroad.
 sarrouaeed o1 Many Ed1ofrfns rFTsfcs, the recl -ienL oG aaalDers Of Deaatlfgl bouquets and congracGz1arory ler5ers telephone Eless8 ge5 and rsl5- grams. Col Thomas ". E zgins0n. aG- birth ann vsrsary 4t his home In Buck .ngtlan street Cambridge Thursday.
 caafarnlz's Champion. Lisht~efadt SsoTs who rl09 c6e scales aE l-Z pounds. was born to MT. and Mrs. Jo- ss1a Esgss Los Angeles. Cal Hs is fed E drops of nll< every quarter of sscclF proDorrlored and according TO eaaa-
 IT. zo lraporeaae Case Decided 1y the -lrerst o1ll.--l cree cJrnrnis- sion affecting 9r1@lCers -l E1= Rocky Mountain region C3 the extent If many thousands Of dollars annually the comm ldu holds that l- ls without i1risl lcrIon over shipments or rates for 2 period longer than two years than that fixed a- Ch@ sratl-e-
 Er frgol1otsry 7ztseiar fo sanp- r11tcy against tde CInntaeasu1 Brothers WoCter 15ra 1aly of ST LDuEs capita '5zel s1 Sz5H9N0 was fled yesterday in Lle United States 5-srrie- court The company has branch horses 2 Kansas City St. Paul and Seattle according Co tde Jerict3n-
 Tnect1 Years fr 7riser was the ssnCerca passed yesterday 1r Newark c. cco1 MJnCeIla #scls- who vas e1ne aer=1 of uanslal1E1r=r l1 Deem oe~ r ln charge of 1a -1G taken part la she Islcnz1z of Carl z.Ccsrf1 g. -a1- g. ~dr derecr5ve. Lasr July 4 motion Eor q. Rev trial was 1r5rEf1lel-
 r Er. six--o4- Conference n New York zS -er1sv between fz7)Tal--l'1 zcr Wilson 1f New Jersey and tirz demo cratic ass=rl1l .-l=E-e-ecL for Essex D ezrzs 1l- selection -1E c. United States senator to slcczed Senator E-ean- aorE- ing was given out Llar would show 7v1zE -l5se results were
 Trz Mystery 1F s1e Soty shipped from Jarvis. rIur- zl a nzrr@t EE5- Co T-5--r-l and -G=1 t. Montreal -ur-ls out 11 1z simple -ss= lf body snatch ing Provisional lfIle=rz arrested John LLc1o-leT the c5lsl za1r of the 54r-=- The body is believed to 5s thar of . man named Jsl-sa-. E-1 died on Nov. t9 -v5 days before -te body was s1--- -eI-
 5I Ere -=rn7s = =-e ~ii 1t the iz-z Mss Louise D. E5-Laz If S11l=-l- Conn the bulk an esra-z al-C-ltI1g 2 tl over s5g1 38a Is left Ir. A. Pr1crJr ==rwl1 who died before Miss Ear1a- way alt whose szlz were zazz from the 151 1E a nearby lzG---a-1- 2T -> VIII -ze estate Ef 1E-zs Efz-la7TzT Nlll now 20 -1 Dr. Sl1er7vz-s widow and 1Is -H-5 sons
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
-cs Mls.srl z .-e saal sa.9set

I"- Fl-sTE -T= ---E from Jarvis ~Iur zl e nzr-zi first 10 T-5--n-l and -G=1 -a Montreal -urlls 5I- 1.1 1z simple -ss= 1f body snatch ing Provisional officers zrr=s-z1 John LLc1o-Ler- the c5lsl zuor of the barrel The body is believed to az thar of . man rz--=,f J Ts1-s.n -r.-1 zi=I on Nov
 rg vl days before -rz body was s-E--
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-21

Harringtcns to White farm at the
head of upper Main street and will
hold practice shoot next Thursday
afternoon. All trap men are request
ed TO be present.
Fred Earle successfully passed his
naval examinations at Newport, r.
l., and has now entered the naval
academy at Annapolis, Maryland. Mr..
Earle is known to most of MS as be-
ing very promising young man and
all wish him the greatest success.
The St. Patrick's day entertain
ment given Thursday evening March
4, was largely attended and was
both a financial and social success.
Especial praise should be given to
the songs sung by Misses Minnie Nc
Cue and Mamie Meagher. The lee
ture given by Rev. ]. j. Reynory Osa
was interesting and everybody was
all attention. The trombone solo
rendered by l.. c. Bryant was great
ly enjoyed by all, The pieces played
by the band especially The Wearing
of the Green" was encored with en-
thusiasm.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Mss Victoria Temple of Gage St,
who has been i'll, is able to be out
again.
A meeting and rehearsal of the
Bennington city band will be held
this evening at s o'clock.
Allen Half of Pittsfeld passed Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Half of Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert II. Putnam and
daughter Irene left San Diego, Cal,
today on their homeward trip.
Miss Mabel Niles has finished work
for C. S. Estes on Main street and
has returned to her home in Pownal.
Miss Lila Krogman and Miss Lena
PERCY assisted yesterday in the choir
Of the Second Congregational church.
John II. Frost and family of the
west part of the town will shortly
remove to Gloyersyille, n. Y, to re-
side.
Miss Laura Gavin OF Schenectady
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
mother Mrs. Anna Gavin of Pleasant
street.
Division A of the Second Congre-
gational church will meet at o.
click tomorrow with Mrs. w. b. Shell
don at her home on Main street
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

John Maher of Lincoln street is i'll.
Hapold Parks of Burlington visited
in town Saturday.
Fred Ryan of Pownal visited with
friends here Saturday.
Ernest Miller of Pittsfeld passed
Sunday at his home here.
George Hogan of Maple street is the
guest of his aunt in Boston.
Coulter Qua of Union street visited
friends in Cambridge Sunday
John Wonderland of Depot street
who has been i'll, is out again.
c. Lynn Wood passed Saturday
evening in Albany on business.
Leroy G. Brant was week end
visitor at his home on South street
Clarence Webster of Park street
visited Sunday with friends in Hoos-
lex
Miss Mary Moon of Petersburg was
the guest of friends in town Satur-
day
The Bennington club viii hold a
rehearsal this evening for the pro
duction of AN Evening with the
Bennington club" A dress rehearsal
will be held one week from tonight.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-21
BABYS SKIN TORTURE

when our baby was seven weeks old
he broke out with'what we thought was
heat but which gradually grew worse.
We called in doctor. He said it was
eczema and from that time we doctored
six months with three Of the best doc
tors in Atchison but he only got worse.
His face head and hands were q solid
sore. There was no end to the suffering
for him. We had to tie his little hands
TO keep him from scratching. He never
knew what IL was to sleep well from the
time he took the disease until he was
cured. He kept us awake all hours in
the night and his health wasn't what
you would call good. We tried every
thing but the right thing. F. ally got
a set Of the Cuticura Remeo.es and am
pleased to say we did not use all OF
them until he was cured. We have
waited year and half to see If it
would return but il never has and to-
day his skin Is clear and fair as IL
possibly could be. | hope Cutcura may
save some one else's little ones suffering
and also their pocket-boolSs. John Lea
son, 1903 Atchison St., Atchison, Kan,
Oct. 10, 1909"