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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
$500 PER CENT" ON sEAsHoRE
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune.l


Atlantic City, June 30.-"Five Hundred
and Twenty Per Cent" a comedy in four
acts by Porter Emerson Brown. was pro-
duced here tonight at the Apollo Theatre
by COhan & Harris. The cast includes
Robert ODER. George Parsons. Edward
Gillespie. Archie Boyd. George K. Henry,
Charles +. WERNER William Keogh. Har-
old Grau. Amy Hodges, Pauline Duffield.
Mrs. Stuart Robson and Katherine La
sale.
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SUMMER BURLESQUE.

THE kissing Maid" began its fifth
week at the Columbia Theatre yester-
day and gives every evidence Of remain
ing there throughout the summer. The
special features OF this successful bur-
lesque are Helen Western, in reproduc-
lions of paintings. and Mile Ozora, in
her Arabian dances.
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COURT FREES MRS. WoooFoRp.

Fairfield. Conn. June 30.-Mrs. Isabella
u Woodford. widow OF General Stewart l..
Woodford. was freed I'm the town court
tere to-day on charges OF manslaughter
and recklessly operating an automobile
An automobile which Mrs. Woodford was
driving June ran down and killed Will
lam Stenhauser, sixty years old
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HAMMERsrEIN ENGAGES SINGER.

Freda Gallick Baker, young Califor-
MIA soprano. is the first American singer
engaged by oscar Hammerstein for his
opera house now building at Lexington
avenue and 5Oth street. She has i've
year contract. Nine. Baker was educated
unsteady entirely in this country.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Total June 80. 1918

Contributions. preferably by check or
money order. should be addressed to The
Tribune Fresh Air Fund. The Tribune.
New York city
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OFFICES. :

MAIN OFFICE-No. 154 Nassau street.
any American District Telegraph once
HARLEM OFFICE--No l57 East l29th
street. No. 263 West 10th street AND No
2ig West 12eth street.
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CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.
233d St BY Harlem Train and by Trolley.
Once 20 East 23d ST.. n. Y.
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MARIE ED.

VIETOR-WOODWA Leroy, y.
daughter Of Mrs o. F. Woodward. 70
DR. John 4. Victor, of New York City.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must BIO
ACCOMPANIED by full name and address.
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DIED..

Booth. Frederick A. Shepard. F. NJ.
Hinton. Anna Frost. Smedlcv. Julia
kellogg. William ID. Hidden. G. otto.
Scott. Caroline A.
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Holiday week is on at Palisades Park.
and a number or special features have
been provided for the Fourth which Will
run the entire week. The bill at the
Rustic Theatre headlines May Ward. the
Dresden doll Coincidence. who appears
with some new songs. and includes the
Naconia Opera Company, the Grey
Brothers. minstrels; Charles Audie and
company: Nanon's Birds In Paradise.
Paul Agords acrobatic novelty troupe
and Jack and jill. juvenile comedians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01

Madison Square Roof Garden, which
entered upon its NTH week yesterday,
boasts OF how and fragrant mint bed
as one of the alluring features of It's
entertainment for hot summer nights.
The cabaret show for the week includes
Stella Ford. soprano; Myrtle Boland. the
dainty character singer; Ray Ward and
others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-02
LIS PENDENS.


9TH AVE. 90: Marguerite Hellmsn Az
Tbompgon Avenue Realty 90 81 al tspoclic
performance attorneys, Moos Prince
Nathan. ,,.,,,,- - -, G.
100: George Schlegel AIT William Brooks 20
foreclosure OF Mtg; attorney, @ { DE Lacy.
18TH ST 20 West; Prince st. u: Elizapetn
81 20. Israel Golland agt Isaac Goilano et al
action to declare trusO; attorney Gil
bert IN
WEST FARMS RID Cor Walker ave.. n s. 5g
., " OF Chauncey 81. J0x6ilX irreG; sarah II
Strickland agt Philip IL Krausch ct al fore
closure OF mtg: attorney. 7 South%orth.
WALKER AVE g. 10 II " OF Cnaunces
81 25xqO. Lucy W Elliott agt Philip III krausch
ct al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney i South
worth. =, onn e.a.o
Bank act Joseph Hahn Il al foreclosure or
mtg: attorney. J VI Roeder. -
WALKER AVE. n 3. 100 II or Chauncey
ST. 25SSO; Sarah J Golden sgt Philip II Krausch
81 al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney. + 4 South
worth. 49,, -,
led ST. Si1 East: Tsidor IIarb az, Harry
Harlib Ct al (partitom; attorneys Arhstem'
Levy e. Pfeiner.
si;DCWICK AVE. s, 100 n 5 Of l7ist ~.
osxa5. Daniel Seymour 81 al agt GuStaNe
Richter ct al foreclosure OF mtg): attorney u
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MORTGAGES FOR SAL -

'T 10 sell Srst mortgage OF siy Uet S. i ~.
teed principal and inteIesM, snhattap, ssrl
erty centrally located ,i nge s.
Guarantee by leading NOS NOS fees b'
viii paw reasonable at'o'"''
IL Tribune once.
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RECORDED LEASES.

OWith name and address of lesseeD
LEMON AVE, : cor l3sth ~, 3.llNlOO an
National Bank OF North Hudson. at West li"
lokcu y j. 10 Lee b l.ok ct al. 10 yrs IRON
June I, 1913. Slj.UD. address, "a Mott ~.
II NICHOLAS AVE. 1874, store; Suattoid-
Avon Co 10 Bertha Iiofmanu; - YRS from Nue
]. 1918 $500: address. i21l ~ Nicholas ave.
9TH ST. IlC and 7lS East, all, Feralnan'
md William Funk 10 Ida Markell, " 1.iE ".
from March !, 1913; $1,000; address ~ ha@
9th ST.
9TH AVE Csc basement; Adolph \ HaGe
man 20 Isaac Selicson. . Yrs from May }, l'l"
$3.50 address. 6S6 9TH ave.
SD ST so East. store; Frank Tiernan II
Ernest Iicberman: Ia yrs from March /, 1915
$500: address, 20 East I'D 81
7UTH ST. 49, 43i East. all: Maurice j
Burstein to LYMAN Friedman > yrs from June
], 1913: Sl6O4i. address. 1860 Park ave.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of purchaser and at
tCru'y)
NAV "a
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27xso 3 sty dwg: Francis r Ranney et g. g;
eyrs, agt Ernest Wenismann ct AZ S's s5l ios ~
John. atty: Dean Nelson. ref; due selol -
taxes. etc. s2.lS0G GO.
Bv Henry Brady.
5TII AVE, 22lG. s.. 2L1l II OF LON ~
:. Gobel All Mar, Ucrshneld ct al. julius J. "
\ LYONS. attys: Henry VI Goldfos!c' REL uu'
SIS 0iO q; taxes. etc. Sl.2SO -.
- Joseph =. Day.
MATTHEWS AVE. 5. 10 n OF Bradl
ave-. iUpNtUu, vacant. Washington SaNlHs
Patterson. atty; Francis y O'Ncill. rcf' Que
s. G19 u. faxes, etc. S2"6 -.
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worth J IIealy. ref, to Bartolomeo Zunno.
All Fast 1ith st: May 90 SJLOOO; attorney,
l. Camposa. 90 Nassau 81.
Hath ST. cor Hoe ave. 7JxS0. An
drew ! Forman to Trask Building 90, 1862
Boston Road: May 81: 81: attorney. a
snow - wall St
l74TU ST. n s. 10 n Of Hoe ave 23XSo:
Henry j Lcmke to Trask Building CO. 1862
Boston Road; May 81; 81; attorney. \
SNOW. IL wall ST.
10TH ST. s. 100 n Of Washington
ave SOx10S: John u Hallock 10 Trinity
Congregational Church. 10th II ard Wash
ington ave (mtge $4,000, May 20; Sl0O;
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

HOE AVE n g cor OF I74th st, 3l.6N1OO;
civ Mortgage co loans Trssk Building Co
t24, 600. -.. . 40 o
,tnp. same loans same $4,000.
sTEBBTNS AVE. =, 1921 n OF west
chester ave 2OOx1O0. city Mortgage co loans
Foxysie Realty 60 sl3J.OOO ,,
THOMPSON ST 1872 and 1J4; Bronx Invest
rnenf 60 loans Citizens Investing Co S6o.oOo.
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SALESROOM BUDGETS
Improved and Vacant Proper
ties in the List.

The auction offerings in the Nesey
Street Salesroom and at the Bronx IN
change this week ought to attract specu-
lators seeking improved properties and
we'll located vacant sites.
The budget is as follows:
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attorney, Charles p Halock. 900 East fs0th
81.
18TH ST. n r. 25.2 II OF Decatur ave.
62.Ix -: ORourke Bros. 60 10 Catherine
Prunty 81 al, 3it West 10th ~ (mtge S3s,-
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
se,.s y. the Town ard Village Told Brefb
;ar BliSy Resders

Miss Flora Moran passed Sunday
in Pitts6eld.
George f. Donelly is in Boston
for a few days.
E. E. Hart left today for business
trip in New Hampshire.
Mrs. NJ. B. Crosbeck is visiting rel.
atives in Hoosick Falls.
Miss Lucretia Edgerton has recov-
cred from a recent illness.
Miss Alice Koran and Miss Cecilia
Moran spent Sunday in Hudson.
Miss Marion Luskin OF Valley Falls
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Nc
Mahan.
Miss Alice Morrissey of Troy is Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. j.
Morrissey.
Tickets are now on sale for rhe
Williams college Glee club concert at
the Baptist church March Z. Reserve
this date. Adv.
Prof ". S. c. Russell's illustrated
lecture on Iceland will be given at
the Masonic temple at o'clock this
evening. Tickets, S5 cents and lad
les are especially invited Adv.
Miss Jeanneth Jacquith has resign
ed her position as telegraph operator
at the local exchange and accepted a
similar position at the exchange in
Greenfield. She has been succeeded
by Miss Alena Thayer of Waltham
Mass.
More $3.50 books for SO cents at
Evans Grain of Dust, by David
Graham Phillips: Girl Of the Golden
West by Belasco; The Vow, by Paul
Trent: The Sheriff of Dyke Hole, by
Ridgwell Cullum: Peteh by f. Hop
kinson Smith; The Apaches of New
York by Alfred Henry Lewis; Dawn
O'Hara by Edna Ferber; Whispering
Smith by Frank II. Spearman,
Keith OF the Border by Parrish.
Adv
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
VIEWS of the Town and Village Told Brietr
fsr Busy Readers

Gilbert Ransom is in Hoosick
today.
Kenneth Parker has returned to
Rutland after visit here.
The Young Woman's club English
and cooking class will meet tonight.
DR.. Wilson, who is in New York
will be in his office Thursday morn
ing.
Miss Mary f. Graham of jefferson
avenue passed the week end in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence p Niles of
North Adams visited friends in town
Saturday.
DR.. Cedric Sibley of Detroit, Mich,
is making a short visit at his former
home here.
Mrs. f. B. Braley of Bottoms Land
ing, n. Y, is visiting her son, DR..
S F. Braley.
Frederick Remington of Boston is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Edmund
Brown of Branch street
A rumor was about town Sunday
that Fred Chandler OF Branch street
Extention, was dead. The report,
however, proved untrue.
Miss Hattie Austin pleasantly en-
tertained friends at her home on
Branch street Saturday evening. The
parlors were tastefully decorated
with flags and the buffet lunch and
favors were suggestive of Washing
tons Birthday The favors we're
won by Mrs. Frank Hurley and Mrs.
w. A. Peart.
4 special meeting of the Village
Improvement society will be held
with Mrs. Tibbals at the home of
Mrs. l.. S. Abbott, Tuesday afternoon
at 3:30. 1t is urgently hoped there
will be a large attendance as the
Civic League will give report of
the coming folk dancing festival.
other matter of importance will be
brought before the society
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n,rL r.ain,, Eco Order.

Mark Twain once lived at the Play
ers' club I'm New York. The egg cups
they use there easily hold two eggs
but not three. one morning a new
waiter came 10 take the breakfast or
der. Clemens said:
''Boy. put three soft eggs in that cup
for me-"
BY and by the waiter returned.
bringing the breakfast Clemens look
ed at the egg portion and asked:
BOY. what was my orderF
Three soft eggs broken In the cup,
Mr.. Clemens"
And you've filled that order. have
your
"Yes. Mr.. Clemens
Roy. you are triiing with the truth.
I've been trying all winter 70 get three
eggs into that cup.--Bookman.
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The New Tax Law

The tax measure which passed
both branches of the Legislature on
Tuesday will, without doubt, become
a law. In brief, the new law abolish
es all offsets and provides for the ex.
emption from taxation of all loans
within the State at rate of interest
at five per cent or less.
The argument advanced by the
friends of this measure is that it will
not work hardship to anyone and
that the increase in the grand list
will be so much that it will only be
necessary to raise tax of some one
half of what has heretofore been vot-
ed.
1t is up to the voters in every
town in Vermont to so regulate their
vote that the amount of tax they
raise on a dollar will be in keeping
with the new tax measure.
In Waterbury-the selectmen have
recommended a tax of $3.50 on a
thousand dollars and the village trus-
tees recommend a tax of $3.50 on a
thousand dollars, which would make
a tax to village property owners OF
$500 on a thousand. The suggestion
of this paper is that the recommends
lions of both boards be cut in two
and that both town and village tax
next year be $3.50 on a thousand.
Our thought is this-that we much
prefer to see the town and village df
go into debt more than to
see places of business close their
doors and the wheels of industry
stopped, caused by tax measure
which stopped, caused by tax meas
ure which to our mind does not fit
The voters of Waterbury. especial
ly those who have worked for the ad-
of the town along indus
trial lines, will see to 1t that the new
tax measure does not cripple their
business.
We are truly thankful that the
members of the Legislature who sup
ported this measure will have no
voice in telling the voters of Water
bury what the tax rate will be next
year-Waterbury Record.
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NORTH BENNINGTON

A mission study class Of the
Methodist church, will meet with
Mrs. Earl Lewis this evening at
7.SO o'clock.
All books OF the Bennington public
library must be returned not later
than March when all books are
called in for the annual inventory.
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Mothers Can Safety Buy

DR.. Kings New Discovery and give i
10 the little ones when ailing and sui
ferinr with colds. coughs, throat CT
lung troubles. tastes nice, harmless,
once used. always used Mrs. Bruce
Crawford, Niagra. No. writes. -Dr.
Kings Discovery changed our boy
from a pale weak sick boy 70 The PIC.
turs Of health Always helps. Buy
n Il Harold ". Goes. Pharmacist
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-24

FOR sALE-A farm IL about 40 acres with
good eet of buildings, situated about one
mile from Bennington village and wit hin two
minutes wink of the trolley line. T Ie build
lngs on the place are In excellent condition
The property is we'll adapted for general farm.
ing, poultry farm, Il summer residence or
for summer bo uders. There is nearly new
set Of poultry buildings on the place sufIi.
cent 'pacily for a thousand fowls. In case
If sale immediate possession can be given. II
not sold ny April LIST the property will be
rented. For full particulars in regard 10 the
property Apply TO har es N. Powers savings
bank Bull ing, Bennington, VT. 2tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-24

EOR sALE-Two Prairie State nclbators
L ga egg size, in fine ndition; price Si20O.
Also hree White Leghorn ckrel', one W.:
custom Matching 500 per trav of 70 eggs
Further particulars inquire Poultryman. Fair.
view Farms, North Bennington, Vt. lei. 22i-g.
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DR.. Greene'S NERVURA

is always a safe remedy for chill
dren's diseases.
Lancaster City, Pa, Jan. IA, 1918.
DR.. Greene:
iiear Sir:-I just feel that have to inform
YOU Of the wonderful work yovr Ee~vira has
ne for my III le girl she had a stroke. par
all zing her VIII ,le VI ut side We dOctored
with o ir family doctor and there seemed to lie
no h, IL for her.
Then we heard OF Dr. Greenes NeTvura.
MY little girl was almost three yeas ID aud
seemed he ifty, nut was still paiah zed ana
could not walk. Well, tried the Nervura
she had only taken half hOitl. until she
started of one da, and walked back and forth
across the room several times. Now she is
Sc en- years oil AMI weighs IS pounds, and Is
well and hearty.
MRS ABNER n. SIT AUB.
Gil East Madison ST., Lancaster City, Pa,
DR.. GREENE may be consulted
free, either by letter or personally,
597 Albany, St. Boston.
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EOR SALE-Fruit trees of every variety
apples, pears, cherries, pums, currants
grapes and straw errits Roses, clematis and
all other Ornamental shubbtTy delivered al
proper time and fully guaranteed. Call or by
card on Chas. Ainswor.h Park 81. Extensi IN
Bennington. 7t24
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Toll Uses In
Sales Campaigns

OUCH testimonials as the following from the E. SOBER
~ COMPANY, wholesalers OF grain and feed at zoo Cham
Der of Commerce. Boston, furnish unimpeachabe testimony
Of the value of the telephone especially the toll lines sales
campaigns
We quote paragraph of letter to the Company
from this
we find that the telephone takes the place, in
a large degree, of the road and that bust
done in a much satisfactory tOay by haUing
a man sell goods from the office he then knops
everything a salesman should know concerning the quail
iy location and other features of the goods .Ohereas
man the road does always haze his information
and is frequently induced to guess it, Which does not
work at ALL
We would suggest this rule in every case The
advantages of faceoce saesmanshp and the magnetism Of
personality coupled with the importance of showing many
lines of goods be deprecated On standard lines
however the salesmans personality established The
telephone efficient auxiliary, and especially helpful TO the
salesman in making advance appointment
TRAVELLING MEN interested in little stories of
the advantages of the telephone business auxiliary
are united to send for "Modern Methods of Money.
Making" In Metropolitan Boston call the Contract
Department. Fort till 1000. ELswhere call the Local
Manager.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-24

EOR SALE s C, White 0rpinRton eggs for
hatching; Kelrrstrass and Cook strains.
N. b. Gibson, BOX l0!. Mauches ler Iepo,, VI.
Isttgs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-24

COX SALE-One 2.s0 egg Geo. Sthul incuba.
tor; one 100 egg Prairie State incuba or;
three Peep 'o-Oay breeders, 7Schick. C. &.
Gordon, North bennington. l3ts'
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LOW PRICED ADVERTISING
FOR GALE
FOR SALE

The Paige "38" Automobile. The best buy
OF the year. This car has the Gray l. Davis
cleo ric starting and lighting system. silent
chain driven motor gears, ll8 inch wheel base,
94x4 incl tires. left side drive, center control,
aluminium crank and transmission cise, AXIS
IN Dtor multiple disc cork insert clutch, Is inch
steering wheel. gasoline tank under cowl dash
The equipment is unusual, ventilating wind
shield Quilt into body silk mohair TOP ttan
lined) TOP boot and curtains, Stewart revolving
dial sOeedometor. 10 inch upholstering, IL inch
electric head light, electric side and tail light
Bosch magneto, demOuntable rims. robe and
foot rails, extra tire iron Un r'ar,) license
brackets. horn. pump, Jack and tools. All trim
mings heavy nicke plated. and the cost is only
Sl275l We expect our demonstra' or about
March LIST. A. G. Parker & Son, PownaI, VT.
Agents for ,uthshire bennington Co. 99u
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-24

A FEW LOADS OF EARTH for grading
a given free of Charge 10y applying 10 Mrs
Dexter Gleason, Imperial Ave 1916
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LOST

4 OST-A hrowa shepht nj, Scotch collie dog
u with white breast and ieet. TO hy tn,
name IL snip. A suitable reward will be eiven
VT. iltos
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n'Ok SALE-A modern bouse with slated
roof. has parlor sitting room, DIM Y room.
he'd room. pantry and Kitchen on first door.
and large shed in rear, bed rooms, toilet bath
aud lavratory ON second floor. Lot has front
age of 81 feet aud is 30 feet deep. There Is a
line garden, nice lawn and shade, consIderaol
fruit. This property is In excellent 10 alton,
minutes walk trum mills and trolley. Every.
Thing about the place is up in shape. Price
800. Nash hutchins 92tf
L'OR sALE-First qualityhorse hay and rye
straw. Apply TO Fred lockwood. Shadow
irook farm. stiff
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CHILDREN

are never cross and irritable without
cause! II their hands and feet
twitch or move with spasmodic jerks,
look out for ST. VITUS DANCE.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-24

DOR sALE-The AlansOn Wilcox home.
L stead property on Jefferson Avenue in
the village of Remington. Apply to K E.
healY. Administrator. l4t6t
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MIScELLANE

For SALE Horses: rev and secondhand
carriages aud wagons of all kinds: second
hand 81 gle and double harnesses. Henry NJ.
ruttle Compa y, rs Depot st. lWf
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Don't fail to see the two reel wes-
tern production THE Power Of
Silence" at the library theatre tomor-
row afternoon and evening. Adv.
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WANTED

WANTED-Work by an experienced n an
w Comp tent teams err Waterman or ~ y
line of WORK. Cali or address 800 South St. litt'
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The men of the Cushman factory
of North Bennington will be free to
use the various fractures of the Y.
NJ. c. A. on Wednesday evening of
this week
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-24

William HOLSTER, student at the
Albany business college, passed the
week ord ~-'4N his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. HOLSTER.
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George F. Heath has sold through
the c. N. Powers real estate agency
the dwelling owned by him on Elm
street to the Misses Anna, Susie and
Laura Rogers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-24

Miss Doris Gibson, who is attend
ing the Albany business college pass
ed the week end with her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Haynes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-24

The local team Of bowlers who
competed on the Schenectady Y. NJ.
c. A. alleys on Saturday night we're
badly beaten. all seeming to have
case of stage fright. The team in
cluded. Boynton. F. Perry, w. Sears,
r. White and W. White. Of whom the
highest average was less than $50.
return game will be played on the
local alleys on March Sth when il is
hoped the team may redeem them
selves. The Schenectady fellows
we're good hosts, providing supper.
practice and match games on the al
leys free OF expense 10 the visiting
team.
There was an attendance OF 50 at
the GuidCbo Sunday School yes
terday. The orchestra rendered
fine selection and Myron Clark spoke
Only twelve more scholars and the
school will have reached the goal set
up al the beginning OF the year u
is expected that the new song books
viii be on hand by Sunday. March g
These books have been selected with
great care. contain many Of the old
and time-tested songs. besides hav-
ing about a hundred new pieces. eve
~ one Of which has the right sort Of
gimp. As one musician remarked.
There's not . homely song in the
book
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-24
eews of the Town and Village Told Briefly
fcr Busy Readers

Augustin Daley, who has been con-
fined to the house for the past week
with the grip, is able to attend
school again.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-24

Senators ]. K Batchelder and Nor
man L. Madison, Representative
Fred c. Martin and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Frank L. Howe returned Sat
urday night from Montpelier.