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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-28

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jt-siliIni adjoining bath; single room
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PROPOSALS

"a ItAAI W
SEALED BIDS Will be received by tho Board
u Water supply. az rs Offices, seye IN noor,
lb5 Broadway. New YORK, lhuI II a. NJ. on
october d. 1912 Tor Contract o. To-. Furnish
iug and erecting. complete. three steel floats
FOR containing pumping equipment Tor unWater
ms the Wallkll, Hudson and Iroton Lako
sipuons OF Catshh aqueduet. eqtn about l24s
feet iu outside diameter ana - =, 80 ana 20 =
frlI iu height. respeHuyeys also furnishing and
delivering $50 feet OF steel discharge pipo with
guides Tor Hudson az troion Lake sphgns, and
approximately 1900 pounds Of miscei Ianeoua
iron and steel. The work i8 located IN tho
towns 1f Gardiner. Ulster County Fishklll.
Duchess County and Yorktown, Westchester
Al he above place and time bids will b.
publicly opened ana read Pamphlets coniale
Ing Information for bidders. ana contract draw
lucs can bc Obtained at the above address b.
dsrDsItiug che sum 0f ten dollars $50 FOR each
pamphlet For further particulars SEQ Infor-
'''"o" ''i ciIi'RlELEs STRAUSS. President,
CHARLES ~ CHADWICK,
JOHN f. CALVIN,
Caumi4sl0uers OF the Board OF Water supply.
JOSEPH j MORlti77E1, SECRETARY.
STATE OF NEW YORK. THE ADJuTANI-
grVERAL's OFFICE. NEW YORK STATE
ARSENAL. SEVENTH AVE, COR 8oIIi Vt.
NEW YORK CITY. September 2dth, 1912
SEALED PROPOSALS. subject 10 tho condi-
lions of The sale will be received al this Ofice
until twelve O'Clock noon. Thursday. october
10Th al which time and plice they VIII DO
opened f0r the purchase Of condemned unser-
ami Signal stores. s,.,. -
Catalogue giving quantities. conditions etc.
can be had on application 10 this once
WILLIAM NERBECk,
Tho Adiutant-General Of the state.
OFFICE PURCHASING CoMMlssARI. u y
ARMY, 80 whitehall 81, rev 10th ,1lty'
ccrIrnlIer 20 1912 Sealed proposals IN dupli-
cafe for Furnishing and delivering sqosis'e nc,
,tfco tIufU ten o'glock a. NJ, october !, 1917
Information furnished ON application app ~ En-
velopes containing bids Should ue marked aI
,.proposais FOR Subsistence Stores Opened Octo-
Der l. 1912" and addressed 10 Col a. l.
SMITH. @ NJ Corps, 4. g Army. ----
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS u C.;
he received m this Office until o'clock
T. NJ. October LIST. 1912 for the eonsttlc-
lion Of sewers IN the District OF columbia
Forms 81 proposals specifications ana neces-
sary Information may be obtained from me
chief clerk Engineer Department Room
t57 Distrlct Building. washington, u. G.
cIrSO H. RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSIONi
WM. v JUDSON Commissioners, y. g.
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f1zEME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
,!Ek.-united States Trust Company OF New
"a tlsndn, against Anna K. Danisl and
4 ga &c 'endauts
pgnuanco OF 4 Judgment Of foreclosure
ne, iu.y made and entered iu the above
t5.s ton. and bearing date the 18Th day
NE 40, I, the undersigned, the referee IN
4 pigment named, viii cell al public auc-
K, a The New York Real Estate Salesrooms.
h-l6 Nesey Street IN the Borough of
Ifausn City o. New York On the 23d day
August 1872. at II o'clock noon on that
" b. Daniel Greelwald, Euctiouesr, tho
1ses directed By SAID judgment 70 De sold,
Il nesein described as follows:
Y Dat certain LOT, piece or parcel o. land.
" re buildings and improvements thereon
~, situate, lying and being n the City OF
n lork. and bounded and described az fol
~ Va; Beginning az point on the south
4 zoe Of s2no street, distant three hundred
We t5O5) feet westerly from the corner
tat9 " tho intersection u the said south
4 h1f of SIND street with the westerly side
@nmbus formerly Niuth) Avenue; thence
SO so!therly parallel with the seid west
wee Oh Coiuntu8 Avenue au3 part Of the
Il tMouEn party wall one hundred and
W. feet two % inches 10 the centre line
as block between slst and SIND Streets;
r westerly, along said centre line OF the
~ twenty lSO feet. thence northerly, again
f1a with The said westerly side OF COlDm-
Avenue. one hundred ana two dO2J feet
2 inches TO the said soltherly side Cf SIND
~ and thence eastsrly. along The said
I.ltfF side Of SIND Street twenty (20) feet 20
nnt o. place OF beginning. said premises
%. known By the street number l2s
ia City
.slect 70 covenants and restrictions con-
81 Instruments dated the ist day Of May,
eh1 recorded Ga the New York County
~ once On the 9th day Of JaD5aTy'
N Lib@r 1913 Of CouveyanceF, page Az
~e' New York July 20, 1912
ALEXANDER BROUGH, Referee
TART & sHEARER, Attorneys for palm
Vice and Post ONCE address. No. "
~ York
io,loglng is diagram OF the properly %
"a its street number In l2s Wer SIND
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CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
CalmUu Asbestos & Rubber Works OF Amer
lea a domestic corporation having its principal
business Office IN the city, County and State OF
New York. viii apply JJ the supreme Court OF
the slate u New York az It Special Term. Part
I thereof 10 b. held n the County Court
House, ia the city. county ana state ~ New
York. on the 23rI day OF October 1872. az
1880 o'clock IN the forenoon OF that day. or as
soon thereafter an counsel can be heard, Tor an
order authorizing said corporation 10 change It's
corporate name to The Asbestos & Rubber
Works " America. "luc.'
Dated New York. September 23th, 1912
THE CALMON ASBESTOS & RUBBER
WORKS OF AMERICA
EDWIN IT. GARCIN. President,
Petitioner.
EDWARD MANSON. Attorney for Petitioner
No. 2 Rector street Borough or Manhattan,
Nau. Ynrk CITY
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IlEk,-United States Trust Company OF New
"a r,snut, against Anna K. Danlsl and
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DANCING and Department
Ballroom suites for Rental. Tel. e.l. 20.
EXCURSIONS

PACIFIC COAST TOURS-YELLO1W,,sS>ti,Tr = :
AND ALAsKA-LEAVE FREQUEN - v
Rsymond a. uhi'"cmb Go. 225 FIfIh 49,
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eoARDERS WANTED. -
eSTeHEp ROOMS TO Lei.

IT, sInF-Below tooth street.
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Female

A GERMAN LADY. with high school diploma
f1r French. German. English. italian and
elementary plano, desires lessons iu these
languages or a position as visiting goyernessi
references VIII be given. Apply IN writing 20
Mrs " Roth, $50 West 6sth 20.
A YOUNG LADY doing college work desires a
position during afternoons ~ companion or
rerr.t3ry or as tutor or visiting Roverness: she
can also read aloud. Apply IN writing % Miss
" j.. - West 35th ST
A REFINED southern LADY vlshes position Ia
private family rs q teacher " small chill
drea ~ wears Cld. Address Miss ~ T.. MHNcy
Cumberland. Va. X. b. u. ?
DRESSMAKER Competent; perfect filter:
expert rem0deilcr. out or home; reasonable.
Mathews East 10Th 8
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. - ARMY
Building Whitehall Street New York City,
=. y, September y. 1912 Sealed proposals..
In trplcate, will be- received here until /
O'Clock y. 81. October Is. 1912. and then
opened. FOR furnishing and delivering az either
tho Now York. Boston, Philadelphia. Chicago
or 81. Louis DcpIts OF tho Qudrtcrmaster' =
Department. lf0OOO mrs. Drawers. summer.
100 90 prs. Gloves, white. cotton. and 10000
EuderIhirtS. cotton. Information upon appica-
tlnn. NJ. GRAE HALINSkL Depot U "
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

BOOKKEFPER-ENp capable ofice man
Hger. Ions ana varied experience; desires con
nsrf.ou with FIRST class concern. labor saving
methods. account control; audit; highest ere
deutlaiF Address Plrks!dc, Tribune once.
RETIRED POLICE OFFICER wshe. position
Boz once building bank or mercantile house.
J. l.. r., Tribune Oace
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HELP WANTE


Nldlts
MADE 1000 in 5 years With a small mail
order business. began with s.: free book
let. tells how. Heacock. 505j. Lockport. ny.
WANTED Experienced cOuveyor machinery
esrrsu f0r New York and surrounding
territory must be capable Of making drawings
and alec supervise erection OF conveying sys-
TENS SALARY ana commission basis. Give all
Information BOD frst letter. Minnesota Manu-
'n.tgrefs' Association. North 50. Paul, MINI,
manufacturers ~ gravity hail-bearlng convey
Jrs spiraI- automatic elevate $ and labor
saving ConyeyOre
YOUNG MAN WANTED Tor work ia Office and
TaU errauls. must be- neat and quick good
opportunity Tor right party 70 learn nice, clean
business. Address 7. p. O., Box IL. Tribune
once
YOUNG MAN FOR position IN advertising
1f,Co OF local newspaper, outside work :
liberal commission basis 20 start. chance for
adLancem.nL $50 Tribune BulIdlns
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hp ct
SI ST Sc

!. ,sroxi1aats aiuourt Of the lien or charge,
10y 0flch The move Lrfctibcd properly p
I'd, IL S18,412 40, witn iuterert thereon
!, ~ ~ DAY % ArrL, 1910 togtlheI WIZ
shd ALLOW aGos amounting u $1,000 to-
~ siit the e1pen6es Of he sale. Ihe AZ
\ 10 amour. q the taxes, Assessments
D ~ rates VI other Hens. - be allowed 70
ff.ehessr out OF me purchase money, u
~, Ne referee II s.. 1851 and interest
" New York. July 30 1872
In. ALEXANDER RROCGH. Referee
: =. I5feS0ing sale r. hereby adjourned 20
aay. October End, 1912. et the same
~ place
70. New YoIk August 23rd. 1912.
lIf.EANDnR EROUGH, Referee
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF an attachment merged into
an execution I will sell this day. 2:3o
2. m, at 80 Madison St. Manhattan. one
CASE rorelSn books. d Kraushaar Marshal.
NARsHAL's sALE-By virtue OF en- excel
ton ] will sell to-day, Of $3.50 a. M, at
gas Madison st. q small TOT OF furs. II.
Horn, Marshal
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GOING .TD ALBANY or TWOY7 Take III.
CITIIENS LINE or tho PEOPLES LINE
steamer. phone Spring JibO
Central Hudson Line steamers FOR Newburgh.
Pofoepsic. Kingston. Pier o. a. Franklin Ct
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ChembCrmaid-Naltre6s. together or separate
excellent references; city or country; 5000.
Miss Hucklcy's Agency, IL West 4@d ST. Phone
ils1 Bryant.
COOK Assist laundry: chamtermald-wait-
ress: TWO girls together; both thoroughly
competent, wages, s25 each; four years excel
lent personal references; 50 any distance IN
dusyrial Association Agency, II West i2d Of.
Phone. 52l0 BRYANT.
COUPLE-Ncat young man as generally use
ful. vile good cook and houseWorker; $50,
references; city o. country Parsons Agency
East 1927 81 Tel. 5Oi9 Harlem
FAMILY WASHING. ironing month. week or
dozen private house. open air crying; vii!
finnish hes. references. 33e Fast f2d 81.
HoUsEKEEPER- Refined woman wishes post
ton In private family. excellent references
c. Box -. Tribune Office.
HOT'SEWORKEE First class cook and
excellent references. $50. Pearson's Agency.
No East 1924 So Tel. 5oio Harlem.
HOUSEHOLDER. Young woman as working
housekceper In private house. city or coun-
Try. reference. c., BOX 25. Tribune once.
MOTHERS ASSISTANT for growing children;
excellent sewer, manager OF home; refined
American woman. references; city or country.
Apartment rs $50 West i0ith 81.
NURsE-For infant or grown: take two
children. willing 20 go TO the country; ex-
ccllant references. IL. Miss FltZGerald 8
Agencv. 1903 6th ave, cor. 42d 81
REFINED woMAN-rrained nurse. wants pO-
altlon as companion or housekeeper institu-
don school or private family. highly recon-
mended. CITY or country. Industrial Assn
Agency. II West a2d st. Phone $40 BRYANT.
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN wishes 70 care for
lady's wardrobe hotel or private; reliable.
F. Box 49, Tribune Office.
WAITREsS--An exceptionally neat young
waitress best city references; $40 Pear
sons Agency East 1921 ST.; tel o0l9
Harleln
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


COUPLE-German-Am cook. assist
laundry. man butler valet useful do entire
work; very Industrious, wages. $4,000: excel
lent references: city or country Miss Buck
lcy's Agency II West 42d 81 Phone, I4S7
Bryant
COUPLE-JGpaueso butler, valet. useful; wife
first class Cuok. two and q half years CN-
Miss Bucklcys Employment Agency. II West
42I 81. Phone. 52t0 Bryant
COUPLE-Japaue5e and Swedish, wife cook
first class. man butler, valet, useful; bott
thoroughly experienced. four years excellent
references. city or country Miss Buckley $
Agency II West f2d H. Phone, $40 Bryant.
MAN. Coed references. window cleaning.
hardwood floor cleaning. private houses,
apartment. KEN. 10 West 18th 81
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ADVERTISEMENTS And SUBSCRIPTIONS
for Tho Tribune received no their UPTOWN
once No. 1894 Broadway. between gem and
9TtN ftH. until o'clock %. m.
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FOR SALE.

Twsnty-three shares OF stock in tho Doml.
nick Ham Silver Factory.
JAMES Allan & co, Charleston. q. q.
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EAST sIDE-BeIow Tooth Street.

re ROHDA, GO MADISON AyE.-Hotcl ap--
N-tmtnts: houelike environment. table
30 and abundant: attractive prices
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nr,r sInE-Above tooth street.

., ,nITTr ST. go Manhattan aye.)-Nicey
.s-iiSs5 room. large wardrobe steam, al.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

AZ ROOMS FOR REAL MEN--Ercry-
..ag right: iuxurious Phone Riverside 1914
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TvPEwRITINo AND TYpewe,rres

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau ~ Catalogue
FREQ. all makes taken part pajment paprains
IN Underwoods. Remingtons. divers Smiths.
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ESSMAKING

REssMAKFR-Compete makes and re-
models: children's a specially I,iIst i9s
East 12th st Tel. i0s Suyvesapt
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IgsKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE
PUBLIC NOTICES.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED One th!rd-class marine engine
auG boiler dfIftsman al 81 IS per diem,
competitive examination will be held az the
Navy yard New York. y, Y. October y.
1912. for the purpose Of filing tae RoOvs
position. For further Information address,
C-mMlud-u-. Nay. Na-d. RroukL.u. Y. Y
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ANTIQUES.

ANTIoUgs-second hpnd furniture b3nkns
sold r. Dreamer, 9l5 9Th ave. i'Y'0
Plaza--e2e1.
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LOST gANKBOOKS.

< q TOI.EN. BankbOok No. go, O9s OF
n .hlCsnt Industrial savings Bank. Pay
n sgpeq Please return book 20 bank,
- s:r-yhsnbers a.
"a sssnkbo0k No e57,227. Bank for say
- - fth ave, New York. Payment
- nesse return book 10 bank.
"a ssankbook No. g9i. 40. Bank FOR Saw
~ ~ so ave, New York Payment
In rlease return book 90 bank.
= nsEgENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
- ~ tribune received al their Uptown
n " leSi Broadway, between goth and
= Until O'clock o. ~
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female

COOK. First class. all branches has FRIEND
chsmbermaid-Waitress. together or separate
excellent references; city or country; S3O-S25.
Mis- Rucklcy's Agency. IL West 42d 81. Phone
tlNI HTNaut.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professor Teachers. Tutors. dow
erne.scs. etc. to colleges Schools and Fam
q Union Square
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-25

Does away with the condition which per-
mits wealthy man to aspire to office
and keeps a poor man out
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Center' Speaking OF health conditions
she said the work OF women is needed
Does not come 10 discuss a question OF
theory but rather one OF democracy. II
Is not local or national cause but a
matter OF worldwide interest, She has
worked for woman's suffrage since 1862.
Mrs. jerks of Concord, N. H., presi-
dent OF the New Hampshire Equal SUI.
frage association, challenged the state
ment Of Mrs. Bunson relative 20 the per.
centage of women opposed 10 equal sui.
frage. Thinks il contemplate for wom-
en- TO use sex attractions 10 cajole legis-
lators. She claimed that women were
largely responsible for equal guardian
ship law in New Hampshire A ballot
viii make woman know she is a part
of real democracy. The vote is might.
Ter than the sword and the pen put
together. 4 woman cannot back up her
opinion with a vote as can man. II
women are given the franchise, no bur-
den will be enforced upon them. She
thought that conditions had been bet.
tered where the franchise had been given
women.
Mrs. Wyman thanked the committees
and asked that both bodies remember
that all three presidential candidates are
in favor of equal suffrage.
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LADIES' WEEK ENDED.
Wives of Governor and Lieutenant-Gov
ernor Entertained legislators Wives.

! Ladies' week at the capital closed
yesterday afternoon with reception in
the parlors of the Pavilion, given by
Mrs. A. NJ Fletcher. wife of the govern
or, and Mrs. Frank z. Howe, wife oil
the acknowledgements, to the wives of
the legislators.
The parlors were decorated with yell
low and white chrysanthemums, palms
and ferns. and the Montpelier string
orchestra furnished music for the occa-
sion. Those in the receiving line beside
Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Howe were Mrs.
Charles A. Plumley of Mortified, wife
OF the speaker of the House; Mrs. Ed
ward II. Deavitt of Montpelier, wife of
the state treasurer; Mrs. Guy II. Bailey
of Essex Junction, wife of the secre-
tary of state, and Mrs. John G. Sargent
Of Ludlow. wife of the former attorney
general. The ushers were Mrs. c. +.
Lowe, Mrs. Raymond Dwinell. Miss Re
beeea Wright, Miss Bessie Silverthorne,
Mrs. f. NJ. Harvey of Montpelier, Mrs.
Robert McCuen of Nergennes
Mrs. James b. Estee of Montpelier.
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GUILDHALLS CONTESTED ELECTION
No Recommendation Made by the Com
mittee.

mittee.
: The committee on elections reported as
follows on the contested Guildhall elec-
ton case: "The committee have had
three meetings, at which evidence has
been given the committee at each meet
ing. in the form of testimony, either by
personal appearance or dispositions of
persons who were present at hearing
that occurred in Guildhall Sept. 10 and
| IL of the present year. The committee
find from the testimony placed at their
disposal that the election in itself was
not in accord with the usual custom
of holding such legal meetings, that the
| testimony shows no fraud in the way
the votes were cast in the election nor
| in the marking of those votes that the
committee found the contest was over
the validity of five votes which were al
| legged TO have been cast on the first bal
| lot. The committee found that follow
ing the first ballot Walter L. Ball
claimed the election, but that a second
ballot was taken upon the direction of
the constable and that during the cast
ing of the second ballot that Mr.. Ball
requested that his constituents cease
voting and 90 home, which some did.
The testimony shows that the board
of civil authority were evenly divided
upon the question as to the validity of
the five votes marked in peculiar man
ner and that second ballot was or
dered. These votes were marked be-
tween the words Guildhall and Repub-
lcan, aud not in the margin as is desig
mated by law. The committee found
that on the first ballot there were east
l2l votes. of which Mr.. Kellum had 81
Mr.. Ball 81 mcontested, scattering and
blanks, and 5 contested votes, which
were marked as stated above in favor of
Mr.. Ball The committee found that
according to their Interpretation OF the
law the intention of those voters was for
Mr.. Ball
Your committee further find that the |
member returned did not conduct him
self in any way but in legal manner |
and in gentlemanly way.
Your committee further find that the |
board of civil authority of the town |
of Guildhall did conduct the meeting in |
ond ballot was loose and illegal and of |
no avail The committee recommend the I
officials of that town to inform them
selves in regard to elections.
The committee at this time do not
make any recommendation as to the
seating of any candidate and await the
decision of the House in the matter.
Respectfully submitted,
Edwin p. Adams,
Chairman.
The rest of the members signed the re-
port.
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SENATE Thursday Afternoon.
Read Third Time and Passed

S. %, to provide for the care of burial
lots.
S. "a, relating to amendment of arti-
ces of association.
S. IS, relating to automobile or motor
vehicle number plates and motor cycle
seals.
Third Reading Ordered.
S. 43, making Nos. 1872, 1877 and al
OF the acts OF 1910 part of chapter
l76 p. S.. relating to the registration
of automobiles and motor vehicles.
Third Reading Refused.
s. IA, relating to competency of wit
nesses.
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Gone on Tuesday!
After Using
"Gets-It.n
Corns on Sunday!
Before Using
"Gets-It."

"GETS-lT" is the new corn cure on a
new plan, that is as harmless to the
skin as water, but, blazes, how it works /!
Nothing to stick or hurt. 10 and behold.
your corn comes out You don't have
TO drag it out. Every owner of a corn,
callous, wart or bunion is going to get
the surprise of lifetime. No more
digging at corns, no more slicing with
razors and drawing blood, no more blood
poison, no more sticking plasters. GETS
IT. is sold at all druggists at % cents
bottle, or sent direct by Il. Lawrence
& Co, Chicago. Sold in Barre by c. II.
kendrick & Co., +. A. Drown.
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Rigler sent the ball bound in tinsel and
wrapped with cardboard. Brown says
that he would not part with the ball for
81 900.
Fred Tenney, the old Boston baseball
player, and who is now in the bushes,
has a son Mt Brown university. His
son is the Tenny playing left half back
on the football team.
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ton, Mrs. Fred A. Rowland, Mrs. w. w.
Brock, Miss Maude Shurtlef, Mrs. Hem
nv Farwell, Mrs. Kate Lowe OF Mont
peIier, Mrs. Kelley and Miss Woodfall
of Bellows Falls.
Following the reception supper was
served to the assisting ladies and their
husbands.
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Mrs. F. w. Billings of Woodstock, Mrs.
Frank c. Williams of Newport and Mrs.
Frederick II. Rabbit of Bellows Falls
poured, and We're assisted by Mrs. Don
Pollard of Proctorsville, wife of Senator
Pollard, Mrs. Carpenter of Chester, Mrs.
Ralph b. Denny. Mrs. Harriet Bancroft,
Mrs. Morris f. Atkins, Mrs. w. c. Col
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Legislative Notes.

The rest of the members signed the re
port.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-25
SPORTING NOTES.

Bill Brown, one of the leading base
',all enthusiasts at Cincinnati, has been
presented by Umpire Rigler the ball
which Larry Gardner scared high to
right field, permitting Yerkes to score
in the final game OF the worlds series.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-25
Three Bills Taken UP by Elections
Committee.

The committee on elections yesterday
afternoon considered these bills:
II. "a, an act to regulate the time OF
holding elections; provides for opening
polls at 6 o'cock in the forenoon in
certain towns and cities. Committee will
propose amendment IF voted at annual
March meeting"
II. 90, an act relating to voting for
electors of president and vice president,
VIII report favorahly.
H. So, amending No. III of the public
statutes. Requires voter to mark y
cross opposite names of all candidates
voted for Hearing continued to Wednes-
day afternoon following adjournment.
Fl. 90. amending section 1873 of the
public statutes. Plurality bill; hearing
continued.
II. II, relating to nominations and
elections. Voted to report favorably.