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Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-01
Kitchenware Department

Hustler Laundry Soap-12 for 25e. Swift's Pride Laundry Soap-s for 25e.
 Export Laundry Soap-7 for 25c. White Ribbon for toilet and bath 8 for 25c.
 swift's Pride Washing Powder-4e ID. package.
 Bon Ami, usually 1oc-SaIe price se. Potato Washers, value 12c - Sale price Sc.
 Pairing Knives. unusually good ones for Sc.
 Ironing Wax-6 pieces for Sc. x-Ray Stove Polish, usually 10c- Sale price 7c.
 Bristle Clothes Brushes, value 12c- Sale price Sc.
 whisk Brooms. usually 19c Sale price 13c.
 Dutch Hand Soap. value 1Oc-saIe price 7c.
 Dutch Securing Bar-5c each. Dish Mops. value 1Oc-Sale price 7c. Clothes Lines. 50 foot, value 25c- Sale price 19c.
 All odd pieces and damaged Enamel Ware at 1-2 price,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-01
Price Cuts in the
 Domestic Department

Better bargains never giaddened the heart of the housewife who Is anxious to make dollar go to the farthest limit possible. Buy for future as well as present needs when you can buy sterling qualities at these prices.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

ssSnfolee Der bon Senator Gore erz
hpbenen 8efGulbigunsen iiber betriiz
gerifde Musbeutuns Ger gboctaipz essns
Sianer nnb bes angeblinen 0erfudes,
i'm init f!inf5ietaufenb Dollars su Be-
rpeeen. boB er feline aenntnis Der
5ransaftionen ni9t ppr bic Oeffentz
lihfeit brinse, bat ii6 Der aonareB
reranlabt seieben, atpei lnter1u=
hungsfomitees ein5ufeben, zines bonn
@enat, bas anbere bonfeiten oes 5auz
fes, bic in Der nd9iten SeIIion beri9z
ten Iollen; instpifden iinb ale 4on-
trafte, bic babel in Betra1t fommen,
in Der @6ipsbe gebalten iporben. Nah
bes Senators Mngaben iino nidt nur
bic nit ben SnbianeritGmlnen abee=
fhlnnenen 2anbfontrafte lhamlofe
lleberporteiluns Der Snbianer, ion~
bern audi bic Mbnofatenfirmen, Ole
BON ibnen nit Der Dertretung ibrer
sSnterefen betraut nrben, baben iie nit
iinberfhdmten @ehiibrenrehnungen
fhamIos iiber bas DIR aebauen.
Mubtrbem iinb ben Snbianern nod
mmiliicnsgebiibren in Ser 9Dbe
bon 3ehn proaent berehnet ipnrben.
bic fin I'm san5en auf brei WiIIioneu
btIauftn tpiirben.
Die sSnbioner baben ipillig be5nblt
mas bon ibnen eeforbert ipurbe. ipeil
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

|fe ben Masrt Der eeIeiltetsn Mrbeit
|niHt gu fhdBsn ipii1en. go foll bic
Nbbofctenfirma Monsfielb. McMurz
ran unb gprnifb non ibnen $750. 900
lerbalten bnben; Robert 8. Omen
$2OS. .73S; Siltelbnrg. Nasel, Rirbp
hn e Gmitb $149, ,324; Marion 6.
Butler unb Spbn @dilIe SLASH;
5cdrritt nnb gpr 500. $40; N. ..
Belt $9O, ,2S3; 90. $. Gobeion $72,z
255; Snmes e. Sones $48,176.
Wfan tpirb gu ertpartea boben, baB bic
aenannten Mbpptaten ben Norpurf
iibermdBtger 8oftennnrednuns nit
gntrii!tuns suriidipeifen. benn iiber
bic GebIbren beftebt teine fahntdbise
8eitimmune. Menn Rprporationsz
anipdlte 6unberttauIenbe bon Dollars
be5ieben, oft nur bafiir, baB iie ibre
5dbigfeiten sur Dispofition itellen.
iparum ipu cine 70 reide Geiellf6aft,
ipie biefe sSnbianeritdmme lie bi!ben,
ni6t audi nod 3rdften 5abfen milf
fen2 Gin areument, bas Bel ben 8e=
rufsgenoHen iehenfans eelten ipirb.
Wuftrageeber lporen ber unternebmer
McMurrap uno 9efhdftstetlbaber,
bic ben tploHalen Wert bes 8eiibes
Der Stdmme, brrh fummoriIhe ober
inhipibuelle Raufpprtrdae Inn Ell, Bill
lises gu eriperben beabfidtigten.
Gs tpdre ntht bas erite Mal, bab
oie Snhioner ouf fplhe Weiie um
Milionen tpertes 8eiibtum eebra6t
trorben tpGren, unb lpenn bic Aeeiez
rune niht bur6 ibr Snbianerbureau
eintgermaben Gontrolle ausiiben tDnn=
te uno auberbem niht eine freitpillise
0ereiniguna our Wabruns Der Redte
Der Snbianer (Snoian's Riebts Mfo=
ciatton) Elm tpa1fames guse boriiber
bdtte, trdre bon benz urfpriinsliden
2anbreihtum Der Snbianer tetn Stiid
nehr iibrie.
SfanboI0ie 9lusbeutung bot es
fdon senus auf biefem Selbe eegsben
nnb in Der Resel nad berielben Mes
tbpbe. 90 ftnb SauIenb bon Snz
bianern, bic nidt ipihen. mag ibr 8e=
fiB merit 1T unb bon einfader uno re-
aelmdbieer @efddftstransattipn feline
Mbnung baben; auf Der onheren
@eite Elm Gpnbitat ponllnternehmern.
bic genau ipifen, tpie piel iih aus benz
Wolb, ben Goblenfelhern unb ben
GrbDlquelIen berausfdlaeen ldbt; unb
basriiaen getpobnlib cine Sirma in
Der Na6baridaft anidiiiser ahpotaz
ten, bic iih barauf peritebt, tpie man
l1nter19riften unter Dofumente err
sislt, BON beren Snbdlt unb 8eoeuz
tune bic llnteraeidner ni9t ben ri9tiz
gen 8eeriff baben tOnnen, neil lie in
Der Saule praftiiden Geiadftslebens
nidt setpibist tporben iino. So iit
es ou6 bier setpelen unb Senator
Gore bot Der Gage eemdB bur4ous
ridtig sehanbslt. Menn bic Som
srebtomitees Der @afe geborig auf
ben @runb seben, tpirb in oieiem Jall
- unb au6 fernerbin - i9pinoelz
Batter Musbeutuns Der SnbianeritGmz
me pprgeteugt iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
3sntrnl Atneriku isnn Der
3gunnt1tnknnul.

3pei Oinge lal1en ii9 ni9t leugs
men: baB pie 4meritaner oa unten in
Banana Wunber pollbradt baben unb
oaB Der 9ab - perftdrtt burd Jur9t
- ibrer lateinii1en 8riiber bon be-
sriinost lit. Die Mmeritaner baben
aus ben beioen fieberDerpeiteten
Sumpfl0dern am Ntlantiiaen uno
Paaifiiaen Saean, aus Colon uno
Banana, menihenipiiroise Stdote gea
mo1t unb Die 0erosrben bringenoen
Dtostitos eriinblid ausserottst.
Sn Banana ftebt Der 8leinbanbel
in8lu.he, namentli6 in panamabiiten.
Die iperben nGmlih iiberbaupt nlht
in Banana sema9t, ionbern etli4e
Sasereifen = gu Mauleiel naturli9
= entfernt, bod oben in Ecuador.
Was ni6t binoert, oaB jeper Souriit
lofort auf Die Suhe na4 upanama=
bitten" sebt uno iie audi finbet - es
gibt fanm einen 2aben, ipo iie ni4t
ousliesen, pb nun @eife, 0leiId ooer
S9ofolabe Die lonltigen 0erfaufsa
artifel iinb. Natiirlid iinb bic 9ite
babel taun btlltger ais in Berlin.
9lber = man lit sben in Banana.
Colon. an Der atlantif1en Seite, If!
iuenlser lebboft; ood, pie geiust, lsA
ben ldbt es iih aud bort, nnb febens,
tpertb il. Der aanae Diitritt. llno benz
nod, es iinb nur iebr tpenige Central
amerifaner, Ole benen bonn nNorpen"
Oanf tpii1en. Mlle, Die i6 gsiproden
babe in Columbia. So TIA Riea uno
Nitarasua, geben obne tpeiteres gu,
bab Der 6anoel idmmtlider Central
ldnoer geboben, oas 2ano an Der paaiz
fif4en Seite Der aepnbliten erit iest
Sen ,ihtigsnMertb erhdlten miro. 9l6er
- es lit Elm grobes Mber - Die Jranz
aoien bGtten oen Ranal besiloen Ipaen.
Ooer aber Deutfhe. Qlles, ieoer =
nur ni9t Die perbaBten rYanfees"!
Wenn man nit irgsnbeinem ginz
ipobner gnsIifd ipridt. bleiben bic
1pnit 10 beipeglthen Mienen ernlt, fait
opatbifd. Sast man ibnen dber: sd
bin elm Oeutfder!" 10 peraiebt iiA fein
@eii9t gu einsm breiten, Freubisen 2dz
heln, er itredt feine 9anb aus. Gr
| freut iih! Niht, neil er einen Deuta
lhen Dor iih bat. fonbern - tpeil e
tein Noroameritaner 1T.
Diefer 6ab iit niht nur politii9en
1lrlprunss. Mdre es nur oas, lieb er
ii1 iiber tur3 ober lang pielleiht iibera
briiden. Mber es bat nod einen anbe.
rem Gruno. Sbtppbl Der 3entralame=
rifaner bur9aus ni9t Spanier se.
nannt tperben min, 1T ct es benno1, In
elmer 8eaiebuns ipenigitens. Sn lei.
mem Gtola! Der Dur4fh hnittsameri.
taner baeesen, Der ben Musldnber =
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
an puter alter Belt.

Gor Der Grribtung Der Yolten unO
rmipannuneen lesten Die Oeutiden
Sir5ten, ipie ale mGnnli9er perioe
nen pornebmen Stanbes. tire Reiz
len au gferoe auriid, ndbrenO
bic Gomen iih in Sdnftsn ooer
forrenartiesn Magen bef0roern lie
FEN. sn alter 3eit iporen Die
SlOiter bie beporausten 9erbergen Der
@roben, mo iie auf saftltbe uno MILL
trmmene 4ufnahme re6nen burften.
osn 1pGteren Sabrbunberten tpuroe Bel
srDberen Rei1en bur9 porausgei9idte
syouriere fir 0uartier unb 8epirz
tbuns ssioret, bdufis se9Drten aum
Neiiebienlt fiiritli9er perlonen aud
reideefullte 8ihenz unb 3ellerpasen.
@enn es 1ih UNI beionbers feierli9e
Gelegenbeiten, pie Jabrten gu einem
sSiirftenz pOer Wabltage o0er elmer
&rDnung pber um eine 3uiammenz
funft nit einem anberen sefrDnten
6aupte banbelte, paren bic Neiien Der
5iirlten 5utpeilen nit ungebeuren aoz
iten fir lie ielbit unb iebr idneren
21iten fir tbrel1ntertbanen oertniipft.
Oils aaifer 2eopolo i'm Sabre 1865
na6 sirol reiite, I'm Die Suloisuns
oes 2anoes entgegenaunebmen, be-
itonb fein @efolge aus 1000 perionen
unb 1900 pferben.
Muf Der Reiie, Die Der pra9tliebenbe
aurfurft Sriebrih Ill, Der fpGtere
erfe a0nis bon preuben, i'm Sabre
1890 aurGrbbuloiaung nab benz Ser
apatbum greuben unternabm, mub>
ten BEL jeber umfpunnung taufenb
9ferbe bereit iteben. leberall. pobin
ber aurfiirit fam, fano er in feinen
@emGbern iein eisenes Mobiliar por.
ssn oenienisen Orten. bic ni6t serdue
mie genug naren, Inn ben ganaen 9of
au beberbergen, bate man brettsrne
6duier erbaut. Mber ipie iippia es
| aud auf oiefer Neife ausins. 70 tpuroe
| fie bod bur9 Die betfpiellos prG6tige
RrDnuassfabrt bes perfdpenberifden
preuBifhen Monarhen pollftdnbig in
ben 5natten geftellt. Mm IL. De3emz
ber 100 trat ser 9of bic Gabrt nab
| oer 6duptitaot oes neuen RDnisrei6es
an, auf Wegen, bic Bel ungiinftiser
Mitteruna als gdn5lih unfabrbar
aalten. gu Der Reiie seb0rte niht ge=
rinaerer Muth nls au einem &riegs.
auae, meint Jriebridb JOriter, ber 8io=
graph Griebrih Wilbelm ]. gs aine
bie{e Meife burd Die Bride Der Sbel
| lunb bic Niebernngen Der WeihfeI nit.
| ten i'm gDinter. Sbapphr fGmmilih,
|pferbe Der fDniglihen CHARITABLE etn.
eefpannt tpdren, muBten breibigtou.
|feno Worfpannpferoe geiieIlt tperoen
MGhrsnb Der Gabrt, Die 5p0lf Sage ii
lMniprud nabm, fdeint an benz ftren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

| IMr0 nun gar er1t 0eIl Idtttler - 1d3D1l
on no fur firb nicbt fir DolInertbig
oniiebt, pertpehfeIt ben buntlen Be-
lpobner bes Sftbmus gar gu germ NIT
Dem Neger. Dos anerifanifhe Sprih>
mort lpirb bier 5ur Sotidde: AL
Coons look alike to me-" Maes,
tpos ihipara lit, fheint mir oasielbe.
uno 10 ionbert Ct iih al, blidt duf lie
berab, fiiblt iich als 9err. 8eim err
ften Derfud, bic Nationen 3ufammen
bauien su laf1en ober fonittpie 5ufams
men3ubrinsen. mare bic Arbeit am
aanal unrnDglid; Staliener, Samai.
faner, @inseborene auf Der einen Sei-
te, .Deibe1 auf Ser anoern. Sn Der
Gonalaone bat amerifanif9e 5tnbig=
felt fpsar einen niebliben Muspeg se,
funben. Die Mrbeiter betommen
,@ilber"z nnb ,Golb" =&ontratte.
Sob" bot sen boppeIten Mertb tpie
Gilber. Gin Mrbeiter. Der 40 Dollars
Die Wp9e r9ilber" perbient, bat Mn,
fpruA auf nur 20 Dollars Sob. Gs
1T natiirli1 nur etne Worttlauberei,
aber - ales, tpas niAt .peib" 1T I'M
decentralization Slime, ptro nit
panama=@olo - alfo 5ilber - BE,
aablt. Die aontratte Ser Nprbameria
faner lauten auf beimif9es @elo, alfp
Golo. Was CUR 5olge bat, bob ielbit
an 3abltagen bic 2eute ni9t aufam,
menfpmmen. ueberau auf Der sanaen
@trede, auf ieber Station Der 8anaI=
aone fiebt man oiefelben 8araden:
rSier 9ilberaabluns", rSier @olb.
aahlung".
Da5u tommt bic polttifde Situa,
tion. Wenn Der 8anal fertis lit, tper=
ben bic 8ereinieten5taaten perIu9en,
3entralzMmerifa unter ibre &ontrone
au brinsen. Ni6t etpa annettieren;
nein - nur fontrollieren. Oappn lit
ieber 3entralameritaner fsit iiber5eust.
Man tpiinidt ME einen GERM, unb
nun gar, bon ibrem Stanopunft,
fp19 stnen Germ! uno aus oieiem
@efibl beraus pebren iie ii9. 9lus
hie1em 8efiibl bat Gotta Rica bic
amerifanifde Nnleibe abselebnt, OBJ
ipobl es Gelo 10 febr nOtie bat. Nus
cieIem Gefiibl beraus tpiinfden Tie
fremoe, mDgli9it oeutfde 8anftnitis
tute ba unten. Der neue prdlibe
ron gpita Rica tpdre ME geipdblt tporz
oen - er bate bic allereeringFen
Gboncen tpenn bic Nprbamerifaner
ni9t plDbli6 fir leinen @esner partei
erartffen bdtten. 0as bra9te 6as gez
iammte Bolt Yofort auf bic anosre
Seiie.
3entralzImerifa fiirdtet ni6t, bon
Dem sroben 8ruber i'm Roroen aufee=
freHen gu iperoen. Gs fiirdtet nur
feline rpitalen SntereFen" in feinem
2onbe. llnb beshalb mD9te es oiefe
vpttalen Snterefen" ni9t nod mebr
entipidelt leben. lnb manher benten=
be Menf6 90 unten tpiirbe berali9
germ uuf bie Mpbltbaten - es fins
Mpbltbaten - bes panama=3anals
unb Der Monroez9oftrin perai9ten,
tpenn er iid baourh Uncle Sam bonn
Salie fdaffen tOnnte.
Ssfar s. g Sd1tperiner.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

Gin Mann binterlieB ieiner Grau,
oie i'm Dor Jabren berluffen bate,
$4,000; bermutli6 ,alS Dnnt bafiir.
bab iie i'm BON ibrer Gegentpart be-
freit bate.
Man9er iiebt es fir bas Gnbe Der
Welt an, ipenn fih Elm 8retterSaurl
Dor inn erbebt. iiber ben er nidt bin<
fpegfeben lam.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

Dbne @ngel pane dnsgel9leH.
RpbfeibsneRleiber tpsrbsil
ME neu, tpenn man iie folgenbermdbcn
ipdfcht: Man loft 2/3 llnae triftallt@
5irten gorar in 10 Quart ipdrmenr
Wai1er auf unb fp1t 2 lln5en 3alg7
fernleife nit biefer Mif9ung. Damn
ldBt man Iie 10 tpeit abfiiblen, Dob
man Die 9dnbe gut in bieler gorar~
feifenI0fung balten fann nnb i1tpeitt
unb briidt bic Rleiber, obne lie au reiz
BEN, tiihtig barin aus. @nblih ipiilt
man fie in tparmem Wufier, briidt
es aus, obne bic Rleiber 5u tprinsen,
unb siebt iie bur9 e:ne biinne GUM
miarabitnmlDfung. 9albfeu4t TT Der
@toff nit einem mdBis tparmen Gt=
fen gu pldtten.
6jtetnfrnfenlti 10. 5u "
bern. Rrufen unb SDpfe, Die lange
unbenubt eeftanben baben, nebms:t
leidt einen bumpfen gerud an. Weaa
entfernt bieIen, lpenn man bic 8efdbe
nit beiBem Waifer flint, in benz man
10 piel iibermansanfaures 8ali aufz
loite, Bis be 5liiiiiefeit cine rota
ssarbe angenommen bat. Die eeiauz
ten @efdbe tperben bann eine Stunbe
lang in bic Ndbe bes parmen Sfens
ober bes 8ohberbes aeitelt uno na4
Nblauf biefer 3eit gut seipiilt. Sodte
Der @eruh audi bdnn nod porbdtlben
fein, 10 miiifen fie in befannter Weile
tpte GtnmabeslaIer ausgei4lpefelt
tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

SpGtfaat BON arausz
ober Winterfobl. Cine iolhe
fann nad Mitte Suni mod porsenom=
men peroen unb ersiebt pflan5en, bic
bier Woaen lpdter gum 8spflan5en
abaerGumter @emiilebeete perpenbsi
perben tDnnen. Wesen Der CONNER
bibe lit ber. Samen an etpas i4atti=
qer unb fiibler STEELE ausaufden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
Fans, mnO GanOmirtbisbaft.

beriteben aud Der adIte beifer, als hte
ohne G1aefpdne. ansgeidten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

3nedmdbige aultur Der
@urten. 3ur Saat perpenbe man
Q 4iGbrige aerne; iinb iolde nidt
pprbanben, 10 ldbt man ben etnidbri=
sen @amen in Der Ndbe zines iparmen
Sfens mebrere Mohen lang tii9tis
austrodnen. sSn elmer iparmen Gage
pirb pomDsli9 BON Often na9 Mez
item e:ne @rube se3ossn. beren grbe
10 aussetporfen tpirb. OaB tie auf ber
Norb1eite eine Mrt Shubbamm fir
bic pflanaen bilbet. Diefe @rube
tpirb ettpa banbboh nit turoem Der=
rottetem Miit ausgefiillt. iporauf aht
3entimeter bod quite Grbe fommt. ssSn
bie1e tperben be Rerne gano fla9, 10
bab 1ie faum bebedt iinb. eeitedt.
Dariibtr fonmt bann eine 5 8 Sem
timeter bobe Gage 6dstipGne, tpelae
nit elmer 8raufe angegOfen psrben.
go gelegte Gurten geben febr asitig
iinb fiher anf. leiben ipeber burh
R6ife noh burd Erodenbeit unb ipi-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

8ergilbte Wd1de. Dom
2iesen selb seiporbene Wdihe lest
man "a @tunben in alte, idon iaurs
8uttermild. Die selbe 5arbe pirb
sar- berI1tpinben, unb bas Wdi9e=
ftiid fann bann nit Der anberen Md=
fbe in iiblider Weiie peiter bebanoelt
iperben.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-03
ARMY BILL PASSED.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ss,-The Senate
has passed the army appropriation
bill, M the urgent deficiency appro-
priafion bill, the former carrying $685.,
1866 and the latter about $780, 900.
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Would You Enjoy
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-26
NORTH Hooslck

Frank Hewitt's horses all have the
The Ladies Aid have clam chow
der supper Friday evening at the
church.
Mr.. Sherwood Haswel and wife
called on his brother, c. S. Haswell
Sunday
Mrs. Byars and Mrs. Kimpton were
IN Albany Friday to see Mr.. Byars,
who is there.
Rev. Mr.. Face of this place and
Rev Mr.. Mead of East Arlington ex-
changed pulpits Sunday.
William Fairburn was in Albany
one day last week to see his daugh-
ter Emily who is in the hospital.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter Louis,
of North Bennington spent Sunday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Washington.
Edward Allen and John Allen were
in North Adams Friday to see their
Uncle, Robert Allen, and to attend
the poultry show there. He received
one first prize and two seconds.
Mrs. George Washington ano
daughter Eva, also Mrs. Cora Wash
ington and daughter Vera were in
North Bennington and South Shafts
bury one day last week.
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sHAFTssURY


Mrs. Loret Sanders is on the sick
list.
Mrs. J. W. Bowen was in Benning-
ton one day last week.
E. E. Ward Of East Arlington spent
Sunday at Locust farm.
The Eastern Star met with F. B.
Randall Tuesday evening.
Marcus Dean of North Bennington
was in town recently on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Grant enter
tanned friends from Bennington Sun.
day
w. Beech Randall has accepted a
position in the Adams soap factory in
Bennington.
Bert Perkins. Miss Sarah Perkins
and Miss Elwell called on friends in
town recently.
Mrs. c. L. Hulett visited recently
at the home of Rev and Mrs. Adams
in Center SALISBURY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Bronson o.
South SALISBURY spent Friday at the
home of f. B. Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slocum Lane anC
children visited recently at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Houghton Rice o
Bennington.
The selectmen met Tuesday at tn,
home of c. l.. Hulett and decided t.
close what is called the lower road
during the summer but in the winte
it will be open to the public as usual
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sHAFTS6URY VALLEY

John Bennett is on the sick list
John Peacock is visiting his son
Charles.
Mr.. Keefe has been in town for
few days
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Fuller were in
Hoosick Falls Friday.
Mrs. George Stanley visited Mrs.
b. w Smith Sunday.
George Pratt is not as well as usu-
al. DR. Wager was called
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Barber were
at the home of Jesse Barber Monday
Circle No. will meet at the home
of Frank Pierce Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Pierce visited
at the home of John Pierce in Cam
bridge Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hripp OF Cam
bridge spent one day last week with
Mrs. Clara Bailey.
Mrs. Jesse Barber was taken sud
denly i'll with indigestion Monday
Dr. Gleason was called
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-26
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF MILK
Largest Dealer in Brooklyn Drops
Figure to Eight Cents a Quart

New York, Jan. 26.-The Alexan-
der Campbell Milk Company, the lar
gest dealer in Brooklyn, has announ-
ced that after next Tuesday its re-
tail price would be eight cents a
quart.
This proposed reduction will in no
way effect the investigation that is
TO be made by special grand jury,
which will receive its instructions
from Judge Goff in the criminal
branch of the Supreme court at o.
clock this afternoon. The Alexander
Campbell company does business
solely in Brooklyn and would not be
affected in any way by the action OF
New York county grand jury.
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HElNzE WINS AND LOSES
On Charges Against Him for Alleged
Misapplication Of Bank Funds.

Misapplication OF Bank Funds.
New York, Jan. 25.-Augustus
Heinze lost one point and gained an
other yesterday in connection with
the pending charges against him for
alleged misapplication of bank funds.
Judge Hough IN the United States
Circuit court denied the application
of the former copper king" for an
order enjoining the government from
securing further indictments on the
charges, following the recent quash-
ing of one of the indictments previ-
ously found. District Attorney Wise
announced that he would make furth-
er presentments to the grand jury in
the matter, The court then decided
that Heinze must be brought to trial
on the two Indictments still pending.
The date for the trial was set for
March 8.
Pleas of not guilty were entered by
Arthur p Heinze, Sanford Robinson
and others connected with the Unit
ed Copper company, indicted for con-
spiracy to obstruct the investigation
OF the Heinze charges
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DEAD LIST NOW 50
Canadian Pacific Horror Grows as
Investigation Progresses.

infesu9dtion progresses.
Sudbury. Ont. Jan. 25.-The recov-
cry Of four bodies and the identified
ton OF two Of the women was yester-
days net result work at the scene OF
Fridays wreck at Spanish river
bridge.
Changes and additions give a total
Of 81 known dead. all but four Of
whom have been identified.
Statements by railroad officials ear
ly In the day placed the list of
known dead at 81, but at night their
figures were raised to 81. Apparent
ly no consideration is taken OF the
immigrants who were travelling in
the colonist car. This coach was cut
in two, one end dropping into the
river and the other end being des-
troyed by fire. The loss of life in
the colonist car can only be estimat-
ed, as the officials refuse to make any
statement in regard to ii. Ten is
considered a conservative estimate
The injured number "a, of whom
three are in serious condition.
Conductor Reynolds had taken W
70 tickets on the trip. ~ Of the hold
ers of which, according to these fig
ures, were killed or injured.