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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
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Even Whooping Cough Quickly.

You may not need the 50 which a so
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40 need the wonderful effectiveness of
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5O-cent bottle of Pinex, mixed with
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directions in package.
The way this takes hold of a cough and
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ynat you never tried it before. Stimulates
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Dod-children take it willingly. II has
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ng trouble and is splendid for Group,
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lnex is special and highly ooncen-
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ina any other cough remedy.
ex has often been initiated, but
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Waynq Ind.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
SOUTH VERNON.


/ There was good congregation present
Sunday morning 20 hear the Christmas
sermon by the pastor.
/ The topic Of the LOYAL Workers ser
vice next Sunday at ESQ will be Mis-
sions and the Nearing End.
The subject of the morning sermon
next Sunday will be Time and Its Les
sons.
Dan Haskell of New York city spent
Christmas at his aunt's, Mrs. j. A.
Beers 3.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Lawrence of Brat.
tleboro visited the first of the week with
her brother, w. II. Newton.
Mrs. W. NJ. Stone spent Monday with
] her sister, Miss Lizzie Marshall, on
Tyler hill.
/ Miss Vina Jilson of Brattleboro is
spending the Christmas holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert jill.
SON.
] There will be last service of the year
next Sunday evening at $50 with
preaching by the pastor. Subject, FL
males.
Rev. and Mrs. A. +. Phelps went to
iWqsttald. Mass. Monday TO spend
Christmas with their daughter, Mrs. G,
w. Collier
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burrows and
dan rbter Audrey, of Bernardston.
Mas. spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. lnd Mrs. c. J.. Fairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Fairmnn went
To Greenfield, Mass. TO spend CHRISTMAS
witb hen parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Waller.
Mis- Louise Iabelle and Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Allen of BrattlebOro spent sun
day and Monday with their parents MI
and Mrs. Louis Labelle.
!. A. Beers, who has been very, III
with grin the past two weeks, has had
q relapse and IS very mneh worse ne
has a bad heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Stone and family
saw and heard robin chirp on Christ
mas day Robins and Christmas don 2
usually 90 together in this part Of the
country.
Bert Wiley is working for c. L,
Coane of Brattleboro. He likes his work
very much. He spent Christmas with
Mrs. Wiley and her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. c. J. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Beers visited
her father, William Dresser, in North
uelU last sunday w men lutN ttult uoilfs
her sister, Miss Lena, came back with
them for few days stay.
Arthur Jackson of Northampton,
Mass, was a guest Of his parents, Mr.. /
and Mrs. Charles Jackson, Saturday and /
Sunday. and Mrs. Fred Jackson and /
daughter, Miss Ethel of Mortified. /
Mass, on Tuesday. Mrs Charles Jack. /
son is gaining steaf ~
The rain Of last Friday evening did /
not prevent a good attendance Mt the /
Christmas concert. fine tree, well /
filed, the children all did WELL we have
some fine talent for singers, and under
the leadership Of Assistant Superinten-
dent L. w. Brown it was pleasing
feature of the evening with solos by
Miss Alice Moran and Ernest Dunklee.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. IT, (
Newton regret 10 hear of their being
in such poor health. Mrs. Newton, who
was so i'll with gastritis last summer
but was somewhat better, has not been
as well of late, so she went for a week 3
visit with her uncle, Mr. Sawyer, in
Bennington, N. H.. hoping the change
would do her good. She returned Tues {
day, and her Ar-Rlnd was taken sick
with pleurisY Wednesday morn {
ing Fred St bes his chores.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
JACKSONVILLE.

A. j. Faulkner is able to sit up a few
hours each day.
Frank Reed and family spent Christ
mas at E. P Reeds.
George Churchill and Harold Richmond
were in BrattIeboro Tuesday.
John Coleman has finished papering
and painting the creamery tenement.
=. Fl. l. MiiI.IIington and family Of Whining
ton spent Christmas at IT, T. Fuller's.
=, Mr., and Mrs. Arthur L. Dow are NOV
ing to the tenement over the creamery.
The Christmas exercises at the Uni
E " church were we'll attended AM
received. ' 'AIloIeA "''
Officers of North Rive. Grange fo
I951 4 y Floyd A. DalrvmpIe, master
nan, lecturer; G. A. Fs sTg[ ~ C''. stewar,
NJ IT., L; B Gordon, assi .fs,1t' stevar,
so ,ora AL A if22qilkn9r treasurer, ". s Ael
Cb pIg% r. Churchill rate kee GENE Amy
T D,oDo Ceres Christine Brigham 4. P
Gordon, lady assistant a"rai MIS- va NJ
Vii EH' tat. L9oma9 organist tsT I1n'stsllatic
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
WEITINGHAM

Frank Jillson was called to Vernon
again Tuesday.
Mrs, Wellman Read was in North
Adams last week.
Mrs, Deming has been on the sick list
with a throat trouble.
Mrs. Frank Jillson and son, Carl. spent
Christmas in North Adams
Mrs Frank Albee returned from her
visit in auckland, Ms IS, last week.
Miss Leona Pike came up from her
work in Shelburne Falls and spent
Christmas with her sister, Mrs. George
Graves.
Leon Wheeler and his mother. Mrs.
Lucinda Wheeler, have moved for an
indefinite time into the Read house
near the mill that was DESTROYED by
fire a few weeks ago.
The men met Friday and had a bee
to repair the barn at the parsonage. A
dinner was served them at the church
parlors. 4 new minister Is expected
here soon to occupy the parsonage. His
name is Emerson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eddy Of auckland
came no Saturday to visit her sister,
Mrs. George Sawyer, who had the fam
lily gathering there Sunday. She re-
turned to her home Wednesday and Mrs.
Sawyer returned home with her for a
few days stay
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
GREEN RIVER.

Mrs. Fannie Thomas is helping Mrs
Stowe in the store for two weeks,
Stephen Merriield S nephew from Prov
idence, r. l., is stopping while with him.
Mrs. Mading, who has been a guest at
Charles Frost S for two weeks, returned
to her home.
In spite of the rain last Friday evening
a large number of people attended the
Christmas exercises at the church, and
every one reported it fine and all enjoyed
it very much. There were three trees
loaded with presents, besides a great
number Of bundles. Santa appeared as
was hoped and was in very good humor
and loaded with presents and jokes.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
PutneyAnd Vicinity
PUTNEY.
Christmas poings in Town.

The Christmas tree at the Baptist
chapel was well attended and a very
pleasing program was given. The pastor
and his wife were remembered. The
superintendent OF the Sunday school
said that some people needed pounding
so a very large stocking was prepared
which was filled with gifts Of pounds
and among one Of the gifts which were
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Berry was a
pound OF common (sense) cents. There
was a Christmas tree with appropriate
exercises by the children nj the COngre-
gational church Monday evening and was
well attended, The Junior order United
American Mechanics kept open house
ut their new club rooms Christmas day
and evening The program consisted of
music, speaking. etc. Refreshments were
served TO all. There was a basketball
game NJ the town hall Monday evening
between the Putney and Bellows Falls
teams, IL was won by Putney, ~ TO IL.
After the ball game there was dance.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
arm in this town where he spends his

farm in this town where he spends his
summers.
The annual election of officers of Put
ney grange was held at the last regular
meeting. Dee. %. The lecturer was al
lowed s25 to defray expenses of pro-
grams for the year 1912. The following
officers were elected: Master, George
f. Aiken; overseer, o. R. Kilburn; stew
ard, George A. Gassett; assistant stew
ard, Robert 0'Connor: lecturer, Miss
Gladys Leighton; chaplain. Bessie F.
Braley; treasurer. H. A. Blood; secre-
tary, L. d. ingalls,; gate-keeper. Ross
Aver; Ceres, Mrs. Jessie E. Vass; PomO-
ma, Mrs. May Garland; Flora, Eliza
beth Braley; lady assistant steward.
Eleanor O'Connor. The installation of
these officers will take place Monday
evening, Jan. l, special meeting for the
purpose, beginning at .. m. A supper
will be served.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
CARD OF THANKS.

So many messag es of sympathy and coincidence
have come to since the death # our sons.
10 eph Dustin Reed and Giles Fran ! Reed that
We take this way to thank our kind eli hbors and
friends who assist ed at the last sad duties and an
Others who by word. deed or silent sympathy have
helped lie hfen the bou amt give US comfort $50
for the many choice and beautiful flo ser- silent
tributes of love and esteem in which our bows
were held. ano which gave to u feeling that
our gri' f was shared. VIII each of you accent
the heartfelt thanks Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James A Reed and family
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
Death Of Mrs. Horace L. Scott.

Mrs. Martha Joslyn Scott. 81, died at
her home Thursday afternoon, Dee, 81.
Mrs. Scott was a daughter Of Barton and
Abigail (Townshend) Joslyn and was
born Oct. 9, 1915. She married Horace
L. Scott Jan. ., 1871. and two children
were born 10 them. Mrs. Scott ha4 Deen
in feeble health for several years. Last
fall she went to the home Of her son in
Springfield, Mass, that she might have
the benefit of electrical treatment. 4
few weeks ago she returned home and
had seemed better until she had pneu-
monia Mrs. Scott was a woman of
beautiful character, devoted TO her home
and friends. She is survived by her
husband, two children, Lorenzo J. Scott,
Of Springfield, Mass, and Mrs. Albert
9. Patterson. of Putney. three grand
children, and one sister. Mrs. Fanny
Francis, of Putney. The funeral was
held at the home. Rev J. +. Berry Off
eiating. f. H. Miller Of DummerstoR
sang two selections The bearers were
l.. 7. Scott, A. c. Patterson, John Chaplin
and Will Francis. Burial was in Mount
Pleasant cemetery
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29

N,b.t T,oWTs Todd will Ioat,,
trsrsis Nrg Tsld snoL, Lafa IN h''
siot, fsy y.9r, lgo ami e ,s lhe 10,
,r,c,l,. Cs,tI.usp's NIGHT I. 80. tNthlo, 'u
49, ,i.' l'.rrr. hein@ $50 T. neAl M9nGAy
t, i'''iiS, ,,.,.,tsr h ~ ss,eh N Library
''s'' v, "s e"o GUESTS
beotss H5H.f .'-' alnuunces the mar
rage q n,s dtes4'gE laura Maud, % Rob
i eft Lee Wood r.u'F son OF DR. and Mr..
y. L. Wood OF ll' town, on Dec. 20 at
los Angeles az" y hey. W. II Day.
/ After a hrlel your hr' and Mrs, Wool
WIN return 10 l9''f i.'ufe home m Oynard.
Sal' ~, Woo a.'., NJ. ~ H fTi eucalyptus lum.
''r business WIS" '''. ''''
NJ their new home In Bolton cottage.
Mr. and AlN, Ftofs' Ipham entertained
the following Tor IN, ttmas Mr. Green.
Miss Rose Mead. Ng and Mrs. Frank
White and d9ngl'yg Nlrca' Of Hnsdalc
Miss Ina Wells OF Nn field, Carlos Lowe
ot West Newton, tnn Nharles Lowe Of
ltrattleboro' \ 4 Gf.',gas tree and good
time were enjoyed by a4'
Mr. and Mrs Harold Sherwln Of New
Canaan. Conn, hrugH, The body az their
six.year.old son. Richard Blake, here for
burial last Friday This is the only son
and the fourth child they have buried herr
They have two daughter, living Mr. Sber.
WIN Is the son OF Mrs. EUfA >herwln Of this
town and haS many Im'n'- Nero who sym
pal.i'<e deeply WIN tN'''.
The authorized biography of the late DR.
Arthur T. Pierson Is being written BY his
son, Dehyan Leonard P.aron. for 20
years co-edfior with his father n the Mis-.
sionary Review of the World. The biogra-
phv, which j. to be- published early in 1912,
viii be based on the many private ne
sources Of the family. including personal
letters diaries. published articles. and un.
published manuscripts
The Nortbfoll Friendsbip cl,b l. ~ The
NortbfalJ hotel for 10 5sys - 81 lie
rrssant ara. Gor,lo, 1s,.kar and
Miss Tpl;, T,riov of Roston g Aida
;. Walter Of New Britain. Conf Fred NJ.
Prist and brother of pbTadelhia, Rev.
William r T5bpson If Camnbeil Hall.
\ V Mis- Hannah Forhos III Mr.. and
Mrs II + p'ar son, If R Doo n Y
Distinci1sLed ggests N ~ iotel are
Dr and M 7 n Towot+ - hid. Mrs
Tobr Eor,s,i,. a,,J NJ hauffar
m of Non, Vorg ~ -
IN, - -t,,I.... +siroJ
ne seminary Students were ent t Ci,n!'s
y Mt, heIs,gn ,n,,edh,esday at = ~ ~,
Has parry. MF'. rIe5cher ehaper9
.ris, ana they Visited All the ould %
,,a!rkey di9her was served to all NJ ne
- Nj, Ta' t'',oi ~ ~ ~ reaiIhg Santa
n
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
WEST HALIFAX.

Mrs. Dianthia Niles Of Dover was IN
town over Christmas.
The officers Of Guiding Star gangs
were elected last Saturday evening and
Will be installed the econd Saturday even-
ing IN Jan. 1912, when an oyster supper
will be served.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
, the Travelling Public.

WhenA Lamoille county, stop at the
HYDE P d Inn, under the new manage
melt Of E. Slavery. late of the Bran
don lnn! brandon, Vt. Good cooking,
clean be prompt service, steam heat,
aleetric 4fs, reasonable charges, home
iike plea ut and comfortable.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
GUILFORD CENTER.

Miss Hazel Yeaw spent Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Yeaw.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29

rr++ preached in BAN Vt.
f;onal church last Sunday nlgA '
Mrs Forbare of Springfield were
N 7, Proctors the first Of the
u Randall is at the Springfield
g for treatment for growth on MS
Fisher Is having serious trouble
ewes An operation may De nee
Howard of Ashburnham was the
M wife nj G. n. Kidder's for the
s,oncar is home from Andover
x kal seminary for the ohris'inA
a;ldred 4 ,e is spending a week
= -as Esther and Agnes Graham IN
Merrill has opened paint
sbe east end of w. F. Wilburs
~ D shop.
Mrs Richard Smith of Boston
i of Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Smith,
q olidays.
N assisted in the editorial work
~ rthfeld Press this week, as MI
the West.
> Mrs. G. T. Thompson and cald
aI.@t holidays at the home OF Mrs'
tnr parents. :
lice of Turner's Falls is visiting
!. ,s.'l rents Mr. and Mrs. Wallet,
~ a6 Mrs. Theo Lyman and Mss e
a1ine Lyman of Springfield were aC ~ -
an q for Christmas
~ Choral union will hold It's mnsi 4Ll
I2fval Jan. 80, when it will give 'he
11orio, The Creation
IT.. and Mrs. Ralph Brigham OF fs Mrs
&sm visited their parents, MIR. and MIS-
7SoId Holton, recently. :,
4 ~ Bessie White and Miss Dqrotn!
snanding the holidays in New HaVei
3ith Mr.. and Mrs. Clark.
Mrs. Charles Stebbins entertained
lhrre party including all her children an
their families at Christmas.
Misses Charlotte and Amelia Hanslna.
of South Manchester, Conn, are with ohei
sister, Mrs. F. A. Holton.
Frank Kendrick and family went
Keene Saturday and visited until luesda
with Mr.. and Mrs. III. D. Field.
Frad w Doane left Monday for Jael
sonville, Fla, where ne VIII spehnt ~; -
winter. George Cummings is IN tnaO ci'
Miss Merle Moody is, home from n
a.hooI in Wendell for the Christmas ya I
tion with her parents, Mr.. and MIS- h'
lis Moody. =,
Mrs Julia Williams gave a Christm
dinner party to 16 of her relatives al
fr;ends Monday. Several guests were pre-
emit from Warwick.
Miss Gay, suffragette, was IN tow W. Ia
SATURDAY. endeavoring to enlist Or. Woo,
tha newly elected representative, IN u
cause she represented.
A daughter was born in Phllade,pnla.
Dec 1S. to Frank Fl. and Ada n. Ne"so
formerly of Vermont: Mt New'oii "
nephew of Mrs. N. ?. WOOD.
Martin sherwin won silver medal
~ oon,netitive drill Of the boys, nriga,
n Ia TX for being the best drilled prlVa,
Nav Huber and Dana Leavls were cio
seconds. bir+bd,
Mrs G. E. Williams gave a Il, nlF Sat,
WIS 20 bar daughter Barbara last SAT-
pay Her father. D. II. hendrick, NJ
cay gay He Harrick and Mrs. Merrill from Al
I herst were present.
Mortified grange met tuesday + gren eta
Frank Montague gave a re, report u p Gale
grange in Worcester. mrs bu m RI; Pla
rere made for the instaIla i,dIau u The sta
Ian. 8. Mr.. Chapman. I, o. L a4;cers
Sverseer, will install tne oiN
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MAYNARD anS f snteftal
a1ss including NJ End E Nss q Mha
sv ward M Morse and son r. F 5s7 T TfPt
orStsrs at tl Mr.. and Mrs. Nich0ls's.
r r night at the For, foftnig h
dis year viii not be a S0''Ai
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
Vorthfeld, Fass.
a.. a Belle wOOllae@


,lre-s Of nearly r.neaeofnlly
Miss q. Belle Mo W. an southiln street
ME- siIssn at her home les Wooptt was a
s sa,v evening. ME- wortd Christ
n euhan az such sterhnsa 18th uly loss
a woh, .gharacter that her rb ush han a resi-
ian ~" community , ans yeald in that
TO .he e Mortified th,e1 M / but the
a a'as had won not onas Who her; She
n tiny aMnstion Of every en sn, dee enduring
N ant friendship o. 'p ontwa Tort but
"a mauS not through Ser tlity. She
n x shr,onah the force = the 'reg9tional
" thloO member Of ,;me class Of
" was wash and for some ..ehoolr love for
n Shus emu in the SUNDAY iestedr anxiety
poss vas clearly maIilItS ~, in, ness. As
hei l thoughtfulness T Uni lciety she
q ana o '" Of the f9rs ~ and she
n edeeply interested ~ ~ lnization.
N was s w. Vgrreatly missed ~ ~, aeply felt
Wih " 80 Is and WI III III Brown.
f Her p sisters, Mrs; ~ and Mrs
n oy ~ whom she made ENDS, her
M Win ,yli;an, w. Coe, Oh' Fortified.
N W ln' Mildred Coe' Of River.
NJ nleGei 10 her brother ~ to visit
III anu sa Gal. whom sue NON Tues.
NJ s,de, after she was seld al her
the wmorning brief sci Rev. 4
h 3 %2Si py i. Y. aoV 4. +. |
Y ~ Field. Charles - was az.
WI Nit acted as 6 ,,, I, own and |
rrad,Topanied by Mr. an to Chi. |
e s%ri and Mrs. cGe' n 4 in Rose
IL Ii cemetery EN- The D. D., a
'S mer P pastor and f
u,,,, ress office
Miss Marion hoi'
"a few weeks ending the
M iidaci N in Lowell, rl.t ,.,,,.
Mics Myra Suth'
80, MY i in 81
IS a. na'e
bril- I'll
fll fotA ,e is with
MI ON days.
"a. P. Ff the Dr.
grtberlanaA ;ools.
farm, with a 35-acre
Ouinlan ha! tecost,
BIT Of DR.. Geors mister for
black has gone to- riends.
KS vacation with > lwinsville ]
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
CENTRAL VERMONT RAIL WAY
TRAINS LEAVE BRATTLEB0R0

lHAINS LEAVE bHA ILtHURU
Sal a. m. Daily. For Springfield and New
York.
7.25 m. Except Sunday. Mail for New London.
Worcester and Boston.
7:3O a. m. Except Sunday. Mixed for South Lon
donderry
800 a; m. Except Sunday Local for Springfield
and New York.
i0:i5 a. m. Except Sunday Local for New Lon
don, Worcester and Boston.
2O7 p: m. Except sunday. Local for Springfield
and New York.
$50 p. m. Except Sunday. Local for New Lon
don, Worcester. Boston and New York via the
Norwich Line steamers.
AIT p. m, Daily. Express for Springfield and
New York
500 p. m. Except Sunday. Mail for South Lon
donderry.
s;sl p; N Except Sunday. Local for Springfield
s:27 p m. Sundays only. Local for Springfield
and New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE BRATTlEB0R0
s:51 a. m. Daily. Local from Springfield.
$50 a. m. Except Sunday. Mail from South
Londonderry.
1890 a. m. Except Sunday. Mail from New York,
via Norwich Line Steamers, New London,
Worcester and Boston.
11:05 a. m. Except Sunday. Mail from Spring.
field.
2:07 M Except Sunday. Express from New
London, Worcester and Bos ton.
2:27 D. m, Daily. Express from New York and
Springfield.
1855 .. m Except Sunday. Mixed from South
Londonderry.
$3.50 D. M Except Sunday. Local from New
York and Springfield.
500 D, M Except Sunday. Mail from New
London, Worcester and Boston
1923 .. M Daily. Express from New York and
Springfield.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-09

1--WE hear a lot Of groanng and gnashing
of husbandly teeth these days over the
lack of domesticity in the modern woman, "
remarked the Wise Wife. They say we
devote too much attention to current events
and not enough TO the events within the
home, and that twelve hours of hard labor
of the old fashioned sort IS better for'our
domestic development than five hours with
the modern labor saving devices. Can you
beat that for jealousy?
III the truth were told they are only
afraid that old tradition about the lords
of creation will be exploded once We are
not tied to the house from 4 o'clock in the
morning until at night These days we
have time to brush the cobwebs off our
brain, to read the daily papers and to be-
come acquainted with the magazines and
periodicals. We learn few things.
But just because we don't happen 10 be
doing housework does not mean We are
apart from the home interests, Rather are
We placing the home on aShigher basis by
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-09
Thieves Latin" and It's Meaning

"shyster." A pickpocket is frequently
called dip" and in western states a
cannon"
A shoplifter is called a booster" or
holster or "hyster," and an exception
ally smart one "a swell booster" Store
thieves who steal jewelry are called penny
weighters," while thieves who tap store
tills are called damp getters."
Thieves who steal diamonds or other pre-
cious stones from the person are called
prop getters or "stone getters." A
woman thief is called gun moll," and a
thief who makes a speciality OF robbing
women is called a ''moll buzzer." safe
blower is called a gopher man." peter
man" or 'yeggman." second-story
worker who breaks and enters dwelling
houses is called a "hcuseman," porch
climber" and fiat worker"
A prison turnkey is alluded to as a
screw and prison food is called steamed
grub." "Mugged" is photographed and
stood up" is to be placed In the line at
police headquarters for identification and
exposed to the gaze OF probable "rappers'
An Irish clubhouse Is the police station
and an link pot" is resort for low char
acters.
A 'thimble" and ''turnip" is a watch and
counterfeit money is bad dough" Dia.
monds with flaws are called bum rocks,
and "fixer" is a man who looks after tn,
interests of the man who is arrested
squares the sucker" hires the lawyer and
attends to all necessary details.