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The evening world., 1913-10-31
WALL Street

NHN.' ,.os.us The sn1 1 ta.,t. . ,.,
.,l money W,s a''gnJi,d 10 \'.'.u.".
interest ard dividend dsaI,."uel Ed.
and lutcfuorough bonds t:''"''". .usp
Sow YORK. Certra, s-V""" uo;c -.i"
raI. fot "a, m'nt yoty eoon
Mon Pacific advanced ~ ~ 81 duI
steel 70 a. "a after . o'..'-h, wh"u tlc
best prize of the Iav w.jc scored for
'l' Two leaders
Pennsylvania was strong and f,rN
two. gaining IS a. It's i.vicud 10
Ip 6.S.
Market closed qiIo. with the geucra'
Let showing los. under one point. To-
Is sa,'s isl."2 sNntes
Oponiug Trading at tho start fol
lowed IN. London lead closely. with
prices showing declines ranging from
fractions to point. After the hrst few
mi nutrs, however. y sirddi"r tone de
y.Ioped. and toine rernN cries occurred
Union rarlfc was one ~ tn" weakest
features. with Gales Of that sipck be
ing made at i6oi, ana 100 N d'n"r.
emf rarts Of tho crowd ~ the opening,
against 1ji at tho clos" Yesterday.
Wide openings were also made 'n
both steel and Amalgamated. with
losses of " In the rrst few minutes.
Canadian Pacific was sold On fairlN
large scale 10y London ana deolircd i
to 22t's.
Smelters lost over one point and
price. Of other ISSUES sagg.d on from
heavy selling pressure and active
trailing. American Can was weak. los
The evening world., 1913-10-31
MODEL COP, A SLAYER,
GOES VIOLENTLY INSANE


Policeman James +. Laiv. Nh on
'u" day 80 uls appointment to COM
a...-I.ner Wn,du's "iuodel squad" th"t
ard h.l,ed John Deighar on the Forty
81" ,ud stree, station OF the Second ave-
n1e c,,,atcd ana was cNuncIatcd by a
corou,rs jury. oc, anne violently insane
at Pol ce Headquarters today.
Ate hl' exOncration LAZY, still un-
der Suspension. vas sent TO the Tot
teuyllle station. YESTERDAY he te "!vci
notice to appear al Head quarters and
stand trial un charges arising uu' Of
tho shooting Of DeigharD lie went TO
Deputy Commissioner N.p Jurg,N.'s o..
ace this afternoon and insisted upon
seeing Newburger. when the mans
conduct appeared Irrational 10 Sergt
Qunn hp sent for Police Surgeon
Palmer. who ordered I.ally sen. to the
psychopa;hic ward at Bellevue FOR OBJ
S..vatiDn.
Detectives Grossman and Dwver IN
dertOok to take Ially tnither. When
they were riding ON Fourth avenue
gHs, passing Houston street, Lally sud
denly lcaped from the car ana started
down the Bowcry on the run. lIe was
caught at Broom" street aud taken back
80 Headquarters When an ambuanc co
was summoned Lally fousht 40 vio-
lently that IT took the united efforts OF
three men to lift him iuthe wagon and
keep him there until the hospital was
rea he'd.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
WHADDY'E MEAN, A C0P7
Harris Might Have Got on Force
Except for Crime Record.

Charles Harris went to Police Head
quarters yesterday and applied for a
Job on the force. He II n negro and
his record was Investigated. The po.
lice found he had served time in the
penitentiary and had been arrested
four times for burglary. He went away
from Headquarters to await develop
ments. They developed.
First thing Charles knew ne was ar
rested to-day at Il West One Hundred
and Thirty-fifth street. charged with
robbing Sene Bellamy Of No. 70 West
ono Hundredth street OF a fur coat,
six shirtwaists. three new skirts and
odd bits Of lingerie The janitress In
tho building alleges she saw the negro
leave with the stolen goods. In the
West Side Court to-day Magistrate
Herbert held Harris In $500 bail on q
burglary charge
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JUSTICE lyNck'S SALARY
WILL not Be GARNISHEEO
signed NJ,e 10 Accommodate
Friend ani judgment Wa,
Entered AgainSt Him

Comptrolle- rren@ergast to-day re
ceivei an order from Ius'ice PEI die
ton us the supreme Court resembling
a previous order made by MN to gar
niSiee tho salary of Justice EiChdrd
Il. Lynch ~ the CITY Court SAT- wa
brought against Justice Iyucn to re-
cover y. 800 on a note signed by him
when motto Justice Lynch sd'd he
gave to friend as accommodation
paper J'ne Justice maintaina that b.,
Was grossly deceived IN the matter
Justice Lyncn save out the follow
inU signed statement to-day.
TO tho Public i was aware II t1t
proceedings taken. l have no pcisoi.
interest ia nor did I receive any bene
At from the transa tion. My crciit
was fraduleutly used by others against
whom | have begun civil and crimina
proceed inss.'
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Market opened stead, /,


up to ! points down.
Buying at opening was quito general.
partly for short and trade accounts.
Europe also bought
l8ull!sh aggreHsiveness was checked
by Cordills favorable report on Okla
homa and Arkansas with prospects O.
combined liberal movement.
Port receipts to-day estimated At 125.
o0o bales compared with es.77s last week
and ~, 0sS last year same date
Cotton appeared to be In demand al
during the morning from trade source.
on favorable weather forecasts ant
showed advances at midday ranginl
from s to II points. Market was quie
in early afternoon. with strength In th'
late months.
Cotton prices were at the highest 70
the day near the close. and final price
were slightly lower than the best. bu
showed advances over Yesterdays clos
from 8 to @ points.
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CONSOLIDATED
STOCK EXCHANGE.

Out Of twenty-five stocks IN which
dealings were recorded on tho $50
o'clock opening call on tho Consolidated
Stock Exchange to-day sixteen showed
declines compared with the closing
prices OF Thursday. four were un-
changed and only two reflected gains.
Among tho leading stocks Union Pacific
was down s-< Of . point. Snieltins IL,
Reading 8-s and United States Steel
and American Can Ia. N was In these
stocks that the bulk Of the business
on the floor concentrated. both on the
call and afterward.
A combination Of adverse factors In
cited selling. Tho warning notes sound-
cd by James J. lfill and Frank A.
Vandcrlip regarding the country's cur
rcncy. the tangles which have arisen
over the ievytng Of tho income tax and
further fears regar riding the outcome o.
tho Mexican situation all played part
in the market The advance In money
rates also had an unfavorable effect.
Quite generally tho early high prices
were those recorded on the cali. this be.
Ing true of steel. Reading. Can, Anal
gamated Copper, Smelling. southern
Paciiic. Canadian Pacific, Erie. Atchi'
son. New York Central and Missouri
Pacific. Union Pacific was an exception
touching. after the call, high o.
10 "a, against lb01-2 on the New Yorl
Stock Exchange, Its low was l%9 IS
against a low OF 100 on the other board
Southern Pacific did not get under
ri rs on the Consolidated. against s8 o.
on the other exchange. while Amalgam'
ated Coppcr's low was - el-A against
80 l.S that M StnalttnR ~ A-1 again a
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CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARKET.
WHEAT

Wheat opend strong SIS higher,
Corn was unsettled at the opening.
with first sales is lower to is higher,
Northwest receipts to-day at Duluth
239 car lots. against 2l last week
ana b32 last year.
At Minneapolis 24I cars to-day. com
pared with 395 las, week and Gls last
year same date.
Wheat was steady after the opening.
with trading at prices slightly below
the opening level.
Corn was barely steady. but price
changes showed n tendency to sag OF
In the late morning
The relative hrmness of the cash
market was commented on. but indica-
tions OF continued favorable weather
brought ont moderate offerings.
In afternoon whea; sold slightly
lower, and corn was influenced by re-
action In wheat and the fact that
Argentine corn Is offered and quoted
. 10 10 cents under American corn.
Wheat closed is to 3-s higher than
yesterday and corn closed is TO 3-S
below yesterdays tnals
The evening world., 1913-10-31
LET YOUR DAILY
BATH REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT.

In reducing flesh and weight. women
must be extremely careful. Fat should
only be taken off those parts where it
is unnecessary. Drugs taken internally
are apt to pinch your features. Violent
exercise and forced dieting are also un.
satisfactory. Turkish and vapor bath
affect the entire body alike.
T" red"ce hips. thighs. abdomen and
other parts where fat sccumulatcs, the
only satisfactory and positive treat
ment. approved by scores OF medical
authorities, is to take fifteen or more
baths. with the Clarks Thinning Salts
dissolved in water. These famous
French salts have a peculiar dissolving
effect upon fatty or sdipose tissue,
just where you want to reduce flesh.
They are absolutely free from all harm
full ingredients and are very beneficial
TO the general health by cleansing the
pores OF all foreign or impure sub
stances. Clarks Thinning Salts are
sold BY all leading drug and depart
ment stores. Twcnty-four packets in
q box. Send for Booklet.
Sci Amaigrissant Clarks Corporation,
sole American Manufacturers,
lt0 broadway. New York City.
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McAdoo Calls Gust oms Meu,

WASHINGTON. Oct. U.-A confer
sncs OF the Collectors OF Customs
throughout the United States has been
called by Secretary Of the Treasury
McAdoo to meet at New York the week
beginning Nov. 3. The conference will
consider means and methods OF bringing
about greater efficiency and economy
In the customs service.
The evening world., 1913-10-31

your liver and carry off the decomposed
waste matter and constipation poison
from the bowels. Then you feel great.
A Cascaret tonight will strnig ghten you
out by morning. l0-ccnt box from any
drug store will keep your head clear,
stomach sweet. liver and bowels regular
and make you feel bully and cheerful for
months. Don't forget the children.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
To Inspect Europe's Navy Yards.

Rear Admiral Washington L. Caps,
Chief Naval Constructor. U. 8. N. and
Mrs. Capps. accompanied by Naval Con-
structor and Mrs. Mcbride. sailed on
the Baltic yesterday. They will tour
Europe. where the Admiral and his aide
will inspect various navy yards.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
"CASCARETS" # CONST|PATED, SICK,
HEADACHY, BILIOUS -D|ME A BOX

Turn the rascals ont--the headache,
biliousness, constipation, the sick, sour
stomach and foul gases--turn them out
tonight with Cascarets.
Don't put in another day Of distress
let Cascsrets sweetcn and regulate your
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
aad iermenting food and that misery
making gas; take the excess bile from
The evening world., 1913-10-31
Stage Beauty Sues Martin,
Who, She Says, Presented
Her as His Wife.
THEN WE'D ANOTHER.
Bahy" Letters Read in Court
Fairly Burn With Avowals
of Affection.

~
Hro"d~ay' appeared IN Justice Pages
par OF tho Supreme Court to-day A.
paainufY IN a breach OF promise suit for
A M .r.,n., lob. :, var,,, .,o.p
'r'Ne'' whose 'a'"ef IL '''d 10 nave 'e''
n'm a fortune Her cause was present.
ed by Attorney Aaron j. Jctmore.
sol. purpose = rlastcring som. rents
II her young and tender heart She
complains / ely that Martin met her
when she was dazzling the crowds OF
the street OF lights. and induced her 20
20 with him to an apartment IN one
hundred and Twelfth street. and later
to another In One Hundred and Elev-
enth street and live with him a. his
wife. on the promise that ne would
marry her when that mi ght he.
Ills mother and the state Of his inher-
itance. she asys. were the reaaon. urged
fer his not marrying her then and there
Miss Clark sayB abe was patient and
devoted, that she loved and trusted him.
that ne supported her. Ravs her money
ana 1ewclry and always kept making
love, kent promising to wed. But IL was
only q dream.
Instead, Mr.. Martin recsnt,y nnayv1ed
Nss Claude canf,sld Eddy, with whom
he now resides in New Rochelle. Miss
Eddy, now Mrs. Martin, also vss for
merly on the stage.
LAWYER cArches MA aReArh.
THEN ReApa-
Mis- Clark topk tho stand ~ n.
opening Of court ,h,s mornanS rss6y snd
mora than willing to tail tho fury xha,
abe had suffered Al the hanAs a. Nf..
Martin. She was all in velvet and s.y
fur. an aI,urtnr I'M. ~ru,an ~ath !.
nr.,,v ,.dp..
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outlined and than Atto-,.y I.,,o,.
.t.n,,.d hacs ..m.n. ~ n,.,ss 80
began BEGAN to read ,.t,.rs. n. asdn:s nj. esecS s
:, 800 ~, 80. .,,r.
M,.s c,.rs nj, ~" % ,,,.. 49, ,s,.,e.n "a, Ma,
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l.,d a. 81. ,.a,s
Th.n h.r.n ..,..u - ,.I.. an.
t.,.vr.m. sr ,O.,,~ 90 p.,,, 49,. A.
from there. They were all sddressed II
Mrs. John Martin, No Sss West On,
Hundred and Eleventh street, and tho,
were something in the way of lSttsrs
AoME PERFERvlD eNOEAR
MeNra To MaAAv.s
r.., a. ~. wro.. ~. .,a S
-.,,,.S
H. 49, - ,.~-,..,
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Yield OF Leading stocks Based or
Present Selling Prices.

cent on preferred stoot. payable Nov
Is 10 stock OF - ora Nov 6 ana "a reg
u.ai per cent. dividend was also de-
rlarcd ou tn" common stock. payablf
bec. n t. sto 3 " record Dec 2g.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
They Were Trapped on Fire
Escape When Scared Man
Dropped Ladder.
POLICEMAN TO RESCUE.
Reaches Escape by "Circus
Act" and Passes Down
Women and Children.

A. more than one hundred persons
we're pil'ng down the front nre escapes
at the rx-story mode tenement. No.
80 West Forty fourth street early to-
day. some ~ them panic stricken. they
saw tho drop ladder get away from
H. an on the lowest balcony and tumble
into the street
Flames OF incendiary origin had al
ready cut them of from the stairway,
and the accident to the ladder left them
clinging helpless to balconies and lad
ders In tho cold. most OF them In their
night clothes. Many Of tho women no
gan screaming. but In a few minutes two
OF Commissioner Waldos new model
policemen gave . dsnonstration Of their
training
Policemen Hofstadt and 0rifYen Of the
West Forty-ssvessth street station wore
among the first 20 reach tho building
after An alarm had been sent In by a
passing chauffeur. They found the ere.
escapes already choked with excited rnCn
and hystericai women and children. and
more were emerging every second.
Tho man hrst TO reach the lowest bal
cony OF the escape had tried 70 lower
the drop-iaddsr. and II crashed to the
| pavement. striking Joe Karbach. No. "
West Thirty -sixth street. q milk wagon
driver. who had been throwing pebbles
against the widows 70 warn tenants Of
the fire.
LADDER KNOCKED MlLkMAN UN-
CONSCIOUS.
He fen unconscious. but after havtns
two stitches taken In his scalp at Poly
clinic Hospital b wAs able 70 resume
his work. Tho policemen cav the A.
tsen-foot gap between the escape bal
oony and tho ground. and Hofstadt pro.
cesdsd 70 pull Oh . stunt that would
have done credit 70 ciro0s man. He
climbed to . hrst door windo~. drew
down the top sash and drew himsslf %
70 = coping over the window. He psrohed
there . moment until he could reooves
his baiancD, ana then gradually worked
his way over several feet Of cornics TO
whore he could graAp the railing 4 the
escape balcony and get Into the milling
crowd thsrA
me tenants were 10 excited they wers
n danger Of pushing each other through
the we'll. and to prevent an accident
Hofstadt strsddled the opening and kep,
everybody back. 0rinen. on tho side.
walk. then raised the Iron ladder and
Hofstadt hooked II In place Grimm
came part Of tho way up and his part
ner landed the moro hysterical women
and children to him and no passed
them 20 the street.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS.

American Radiator Company declared
regular quarterly dividend Vt ~ per
The evening world., 1913-10-31

Sew iotk Dock con pauv reports FOR
year ended j .ne ~ A surplus available
'or dividends fS so. u decline Of 50 Go
from previous year
The evening world., 1913-10-31
The Closing Quotations.

The following vsfe tfs highest lovsst, and last
prtcss If stocks for to-day and the MT changes a.
compard With yVssasday'a elnaius Iricex, Net
The evening world., 1913-10-31

Go.dfeld Consolidated Mine. Company
report for quarter ended sept 20 Slows
total tonnage OF $3.50 tons orc produced.
from which N.dSjIS was recovered at n
cost of $.s;5,6O. leaving $50 %, realized.
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Dec II t. st" q " record Dec 22.
Sew YORK D"cl, CON rauv reports for
'or d.yld-'i, fw so, u decl ne Of 50 60
from previous year.
Godfeld Consolidated Mine. Company
report for quarter ended sep, 20 saowp
total tonnage OF $3.50 tons ore produc ed
from which tlOSJIS was recovered at a
cost of &S5,:5O, leaving @'e5aa realized.
The American Metal Market saws pro-
ductlon and shipments OF steel relative
10 fun capa city are estimated az aHout
~ per cent ON oct. |. s, per cent. last
week and 80 per cent. this week. and
predicts a fall below 20 per cent. within
| two or three weeks
The Rock Island lines report net earn
ngs for September declined $36 sis. and
| for three months net earnings have de.
clincd ssSo.bsO compa red with same period
last year
Call money rate was nrm ana highei
to-day around noon: 10 per cent. va,
! demanded.
| City Treasurer Dobbins ~ phlladel
phia announced that the popular sail
Of the 100000 bonds bearing 4 per cent
was completed to-day, when all wer,
sold.
The Standard Oil Company Of indian:
declared a regular dividend of 81
share for tho quarter and an extr;
dividend OF - per share. payable Nov
. to stock of record Nov, 10. This viii
make dividends for the year 80 per cent
Tho price Of the stock advanced iron
Ssa to +ol on the announcement Of tn,
dividend.
New York Central reports that IN
entire system shows increase in ne
earnings for September OF e:7s4cS. an,
the net earnings for nine months In
creased 81. .s6O.l7l.
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New York Central reports that the
entire system shows increase in ne,
earnings for September OF e:7s.4cS. and
the net earnings for nine months an.
creased 81. 500. III.
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The Rock Island lines report net earn
ings for September declined $36 sls. an
for three months net earnings have dc
clincd ssSo6so compa red with same pers,
last year.
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Call money rate was frm ana higher
to-day around noon. 10 per cent. was
demanded.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-17
MEMORY Will LINGER

The best way 10 delight friend
is by giving them something useful,
something that viii stand up and be
az practical service TO them tor
years 20 come For such articles
YOU can visit no better place than
Walbridge's furniture store Think
of the value Of a nice piece of furni-
turo, or perhaps q stove, The mem-
DRY that viii forever exist ia the
minds Of the person 20 whom YOU
give such a present will more than
repay you for a little additional ex-
pense. Walbridge
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-17
SALISBURY VALLEY

AIS. j. i. Stanley was in North
Hcosich Mcnd9y
Mis-. Eiiza Arllington was Ben
u,l.ton visitor SATURDAY,
Mess Ber,ha Bo1plon was a North
Bennington guest SUNDAY
Ns. f. W. Fuller and son clyde
visited IN Bennington Friday.
VIVA. Reed OF SALISBURY woa IN
tbc valley Friday On business.
Nl. and Mss. Edward Boupion
vc,e in iloosick Falls saturday
calvin Bctum OF SALISBURY wa
IN ,hc place en- business recently.
Nh. and Mrs. Edward Bouplou
wore in Hcosict Falls saturday.
r. w. and G. H. FULLER were ia
ucnick FAILS on bushes SATURDAY
y. J. Mooney OF South shafsbury
v.s in the Valley on business recent
L.
alfred Bennett OF White Creek
wa I'm the place cn business Mon
d..
Edward Gene OF South SALISBURY
va. m the Valley On business Mon
day.
Mrs. George Bouplon and daugh;-
OF Ethel were in Hoosick Fails sat
urtr,.
Mi John Bennett and son Roy
attended QUO Nadis in Bennington
Scmday
,1s. Rachel Bouplou wished her
sister. Mrs. Edward Conc in South
salisbury saturday
Mi and Mrs. sullivan Center and
dauehter visited friends in ben
nugtou' Wednesday,
Rcv. and Mrs. j. G.. Mitchell o.,
white Creek were guests or Mr. ana
Mrs. T.. W. Fuller Friday
Harry Bennett OF White Greek mad
the misfortune 10 lose a horse. while
aravine wood in The valley Wodnos
d5l
fsoyd Boupicn. who worked fer
charles Mastin in White Greek the
mast season. has returned 10 his
nome here.
Mr.. n. p. Young ard daughter.
4azci Of Hoosick Falls were over
SUNDAY guests a. the home OF her
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-17
NORTH ssNNlNeroNs BEST

lou'n find that Worthiugton's is
the place in North Bennington 20
purchase your Christmas gifts Just
look over our large assortment and
y1u viii see plenty OF suggestions
FOR man. woman or child Every
thing in clothing, bats. caps, boo
and shoes, gents furnishings lce 10
er goods, etc We viii save Your
time trouble aud money W r.
Wo;thiugton, North Bennington
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-17
Guaranteed JeWe!ry

Ii You want The real sort of jewelry
man prefers you must get it at
mans store
The real rciiued Things are The plain
e. designs. such as YOU will find
here IN properly chosen selec-
ton
Cu6 Links. 5Cc, 75e. s1.oo, SIPS,
s1,5o, $500 and $3.50
Scarf Pins. SOC. 75c, sLoO, SIPS,
St,5o, $500 aud $3.50
solid Gold Links and Pins, $3.50
$500, $3.50 $500 ana $500
Dress Sets of Links and studs.
Dress Sets end Links and Studs,
$500. $3.50 and $500
Bosom studs in sets OF three. soc
Tie Clips 25c SOC, 75c and 500
Collar Buttons Sc, Toe and 2oc
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EMRRolpeREn GlFTs

Our line of gifts for Christmas IS
among the best of its kind TO be
found. We have hand made band
kerchiela with crocheted edges in q
nice assortment of color5 AZ wcu as
many other finished pieces OF em-
broidery ut very reasonable prices.
A GOOD assortment of sewing and
manicure articles made from ribbons
and variety Of pin cushions and
nccdlu books l.. NJ. Barney
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-17
UmbreIIasandCa

Mems Umbrellas natural wood hand
les. Gloria covers, s1.0o, $3.50
and $500
Mems SILK Umbrellas. wood handles,
$500, $3.50. $500 and $500
Mems Umbrellas with natural wood,
horn and ivory handles, gold and
silver trimmed
Gloria covers, st.oo $3.50, $500 and
$500
SILK Covers, $3.50, s4oo, $500, 5000
and $3.50
Ladies Umbrellas with Gloria covers
S1oo, St.5o. $500, $3.50 and $500
Ladies Umbrellas with silk covers.
$3.50, $500 and $500
Gentiemens Canes 75c, s1.oo; st.5o,
$500 and $500
Initials engraved free OF charge
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We CAN BOAST

VOW OF having The only perfectly
sanitary candy show case ia town.
Each section contains some one kind
OF candy Each section being by
itself prevents dust or moisture aud
assures fresh clean aud crisp candy.
THIS Us at iiudson's
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-17
Leather Novelties

Manicure Sets. 500 to $500
Toilet Sets, $3.50 10 5000
Mirrors. stoo $3.50 aud s2Co
Also a special showing OF Marx Gross
English Leather Novelties il
nice variety
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-17
sui CAST UMBRELLAS

Also cane umbrellas are Hne
idea for a present. Here arc some
at So the perfection of material and
make. Hundreds OF other things
suitable for presents for mcu or
bows Cha6 G. Cole.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-17

death OF his sister, Mrs Cole VINO
died suddenly at the hospital in
Troy OF pneumonia. Funeral was
held from her late home Friday al
tc.nocn a o'clock
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-17
81 her. Frank BoupIon.

Mliss Grace Confer WISHED at Der
g-aEdtather Amidon's IN SALISBURY
saturday.
Nadir Roupion employed ~ tho
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-17
Leather Novelties

Playing Cards, soc, 75c, si.oo and
St.5o
Flasks. $500, $3.50 and $500
Military Brushes. SfCo a $500
Jewel Cases, soc, 75o, 60 $500
liandcrkcrOhiof Cases. soc
Ash Trays, 25c, SOC. ard stoO
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-17

Colonial in Bennington was week
ED guest AZ the home Of her par
tn.A Mr. and Mrs James Bouplon.
Albert Andrews was summoned
30 airing on Wednesday b. the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-17
Leather Novelties

Clothes Brushes, 25c, SOC, 75c and
st00
Collar Bags, SIPS and s. SO
Bill Folds, SOC. 7So. S1co and $3.50
Card Cases SOC, 75c and sfoo.
Drinking Cups. 25c, SOC, 75c TO $3.50
Toilet Pad- $500. $3.50 and $500