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Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-27
Co., supt Here.

Miss Minnie Lintz, county superin- tendent of schools came in from the county seat yesterday and spent the day here on business. She motored to Douglas last night with Prof and Mrs. Lutz of that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-27
ANNOUNCEMENT

desire Co thank my friends who offered me their support in the com ing sheuh's race. However. on ac- count of the political complexion of Cochise county and the fact that the Republican party is divided l can not see my way clear to continue in same.
 w. J. WHITE.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-27
ATTENTION U. B. X. p.

All members of IT, R. K. P. are re- Guested to be present at Odd Eel lows hall this afternoon at 4 o'clock to attend to important business.
 CAPT. E. c. DUMAS. Adv 546
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-27
Engine Man Here

c. P. Cooper, representing the AL disclaimers company. of Detroit makers of engines and all kinds Of mining machinery was in the city yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-27
L OCAL
On Vacation.

William Tieran, wio for the past year has been refrigerating engineer at the Phelps Dodge store has gone to Chadron Nebr. on months va cation.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-27
To the Tuaebucas

. IWI WHlTWNH0-
 Francis R. Smith and family of Moon Canyon are leaving for the Huachuca mountains for a months vacation
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-27
Confined to Bed.

L. A. Killian, manager of the Bis bee branch of the H. L. Stewart Furniture company, is confined to his bed from illness.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-27
From Shelter city.

Charley Green. the wellknown rubber salesman, was up from Doug las yesterday on business
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-27
In From Mine.

m FTum WIUt
 H. l.. Hamburg was in yesterday from the Hamburg mine in the Hua- chucas. He made the trip in his new high-power Cole auto.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-27
NOTICE OF SALE

s-.,'s11sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25

psvrnaster CLERKS LEROY MOVER and 3.
m WHITE, appointed 10 vermont
NOV EMENTS.
ARRIVED
Aug a2-K-2. Roe and Pontiac a. Newport
ToptIsc az New York yard. tSsdr, al
Guartauamo Raleigh, Al Mare Island :
0rt.rio 40 Vera Cruz.
Aug as- Patterson. a. cape Coz BAY Mac
Bouough ~ BOSTON. Maine. AZ fonts 80
r1dq. pes Moincs. ~ Galveston. Stshdlsi'
sf Solomou's Island. tnauncey. al
Shanghai
Ana .4-Rocket. ~ Indian HEAD
SAILED.
Aug ei-Deuvor. from Acapulco for Saiina
.us e Pontiac. from Newport for Nev
York ward. Roe. from New York yard Tor
Newport Raleigh. from san Francisco for
Mare Island Glacier. from san Diego for
Uazatan. Missouri ana Illinois. from
Southern driu grounds for Sol0mons Isl
land. Chesapeake Bay. SOmers. from Nor
folk for Beaufort ". G.. Rhode Island
from HAMPTON Roads for boston: D-i
from New York gard FOR Newport.
Aux .g-Pat'srson. from Boston for Cape
cod Ray. Marlborough. from Boston Tor
cruise Maine from fuuts 'Eada Tor An
n4puli- Tacoma. from h'uetrii- for
shrl-fohai. Ror.rf. from Norfolf for
Indian Head IatspsCo. from Vera Cruz
for Galveston. stauIlsh. from Annapolis
for Solomon Island Hancock. from
Puerto Plsts for san Pedro de MacoriA-
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Advertisements of buyers will be found on this page

Aug a4-Sorth Carolina. from Cherbours for
Falmouth England.
Mail address of naval vessels on east coast
~ Mexico changed from Naval Forces Mex
team Waters via Galveston. Tex" 20 In
Care OF the Postmaster New York city"
West Virginia ordered from Honolulu %
pest coast of Mexico Upon her arrival Calf
fornia Will he sent north. and rag ~ com
mauder -in-chief Pacific feet. Transferred 10
West Virginia or Ma rylani-
south Dakota ordered from Honolulu 10
Puget Sound.
Connecticut. from Philadelphia, September
I. 20 bar Hsrbor Ne to participate In a
celebration. leaving September 10 for South
cru drill grounds.
Missouri Illinois. Maine. Florids Mime
sofa Dolphin and Constellation ordered %
Baltimore TO participate IN Star-Spansle -
Banner celebration from September 20 -.
The Celtic from Brooklyn yard. 9th inst.
FOR Mexican and iaytian waters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
FINE APARTMENT RENTALS
Lessees Are in Large Numbers
in Many Sections.

Peasc & Gilman have rented apart
ments as follows; In 200 West 5sth
so. 20 Leila MacCrae, 10 $50 Park av.
10 ". y. Symms, I'm F29 Park av. 20
George r. Moslc, IN 128 ST. Nicholas
Av. 10 J. Van Horn, IN 25 Fort Wash
ington av. 20 G. lie Gendre. in 80 East
9th 81. 10 Albert Perrin. in 80 West
18th 81. 20 Miss {. a. Saver. in S04
West isOth 81. 20 Dorothy Weller, In
r23 ST. Nicholas av. 20 stephen Roberts
and in $50 East 72d 81. 70 Henry S.
Oakley,
The Louis Becker Company. Of 1852
Amsterdam av., has leased seven room
apartments iu the Beulah, 400 West
18th So. % DR. II. Babitzky and Louis
Barton
Douglas l.. Gilman q Co. have leased
ON apartment at 15j Park av. 90 Mrs.
Andrew Saks, and with The Payson Mel.
Merrill Company an apartment al ll6
East G3d 81. 20 Harry r. Lindebcrg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
Chappaqua Mountain Institute

NEW YORK-westche.ter Count,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25

1-2D ST. q. 81 Intersection of Dlay ard
Arthur atss 2G ,,-sr 2v '-reg. Marie -icvcls.
OIL. acnH. asf Melvin Realty and Coustruc.
Ior Go far. Inssre az rtrl. suys Wcseci-
U.. 8 kraIs
~T t>N- AN. 402a s. Wcstcrester
ar .-NfIs.H, Hoss.lg H-t otto Enron.
Ia-l' ,- af foreclosure ~ mtg. attys. sal-
Ger s. st,i.ha-sr.
1e.D ST.. 1>a b.. Southern boulevard 1891
= earsfr.e. ~ q. aEt slla Construction 60
foreclosure of wfsI. atty. III Goft..a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
Manger Brothers Will Pay
Annual Rental of 500
600 for Hosiery.
SUCCESS DUE TO
UP-TO-DATE SERVICE
Apartment House Buying in
Upper West Side a Feature
of Trading.

Nancer Brothers have renewed their
asc 20 the Grand Hotel, 81 the south
otst corner Of 3lst ST. and Broadway,
or q term OF tftccr years. 40 >5',uV'
. year. making total rental for the
u1riod Of Ss25.000. The new lease
lok effect on August !. When they
t,ok over the uucNpircd lease 20 the
IDstIcry of the Hur.burt Grand Hotel
ompauy. about five years ago, ~
bout $4,000 Is year, 80 was announced
81 tho new lcssees were attracted 70
le Greeley Square section OF the CITY
by the plans then being formulated
.ur the creation Of a bigger hotel cen
re a. that point and the Likelihood
hat that centre would continue one
or tho most popular for many years.
~ 0 one acquainted with the character
OF the hoStlerv zones OF New YORK
doubts the truth Of that assertion now.
though five years ago there were
any persons skeptical about the es-
.bIshmcut Of a more popular hotel
strict az that point, being feari lI
at the uptown trend Of theatre build
< would dctract from the popularity
this hotel area.
Wanrer Brothers. with the aid Of
ohm j. Gerrety. general manager OF
cir local hotels. and Nr. Smith. as
slant manager o. the Grand, besides
cir numerous other efficient en-
r owes. have helped iu large degree
tl make the Greeley Square section q
ace where families visiting the city
Up short or long stay can md mod
IN accomU odauOus and service al
sasouab'e rates. where men o. the
-my and navy always feel al home
I'D where out-ot-towL buyers arc -l-
srb'v located because they arc within
short walls Of most OF the princpai
holesalc markets OF the metropolis
nd a. the same time are am equally
7ort distance from the Fenusy lvanla
.ation. where. on their days Of recre-
ton. they can take Long Island
,r PENNSYLVANIA Railroad train to- the
D. opular beaches. d. which the bathlng
refreshing and the shore dinners
eight 20 eplCureaus.
The Great Northern, lu 5lth ST..
ear Seventh av.; the Endlcott, az slst
2. and Columbus av.; the Navarro, ~
9TH 50. and Seventh av, are other hos
leries iu this city operated by Manger
brothers jim The Bronx they are the
uroprietors OF the Dell apartment no.
-el. I1-f Fox SO. They also own the
Plaza Hotel. Chicago. and the CONT
rental Hotel. Philadelphia.
The name Nauger Brothers has GER
taiulv proved 20 be- q guarantee Of
most capable hotel management.
Apartment house buying iu the upper
West Side sections was also one Of the
leading features yesterday OF the NAV
set. Several stores in prominent Ioca-
tious were also reported leased. and
4. X. Gittormau helped 10 increase ire
terest in the happenings of ,he day by
negotiating q lease representing "a gross
outlay Of $4,000.
For the third time $50 ie" mont
the SIS story apartment house 40 ~
and 12t West 143d So Ats been 'o-dd.
The present seller IS "t-. Nay
Er.vies. Of Pidgewood. IS. 10. who last
ucutn bought the pr.i and the
sarauac apartments. -outheast
corner Of 15lst st. a[ent az"
from the Heatncote D.. COMPANY
Henry Sliverstonc .d tne SIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From The Tribune bureau
Washington. August -.
ARMY

Lieut. col. g. ". HEARN. coast art. from
duty ss assistant 10 chief o. coast art,
sept Do. Co duty 90 fort commander. Fort
MsI g. A. yOUNGEERG. corps % 'nei-
I,crr. detailed 60 supcIiut'ud construc-
zion or repair 60 aids 10 navigation au-
fhoril.I ly Congress lu sixth lg thou>e
district vice Mai e.. J.. HOWELL. corps
a. engineers.
Ma D. IS. TEBGU sos. coast art. on OK
T.ration leave Of absence. 20 san Francisco
thence 20 Fort Mlls p. J.
Capt 30 y. NESTAL retired IN addition 20
present duties az Mount Tawalpa'0 Niii
tarN Academy. detailed professor % mill
ftrr science Hitcleock Military Academy.
San Rafael. cal.
First Lieut. g. NJ PARKER Goth Inf DE-
tailed professor 81 military science Uni
fersitt ~ Nebraska Goo take ,nc.t sept T.
FIRST Iaeut. D.. 4. ~IFEN Err 80. litr Inf.
detailed inspector instructor organized
militia ~ Nyomins. and upon expiration
II.. rrf leave Of absence 10 Chcttrue.
second Lfuf. y. LAWRENCE. ON Inf tsi
ON transport tclcduIsf 90 leave san Frnn-
cisco lan. % 1918. for Manila
leaves of absence. Second Lieut. r. Ma
uAL. Porto Rico reg o. mr. four months.
IIr.t Lieut. - %; GLASS 2l.t Inf ou,
months from sept
NANY.
Ia.msrter - r. BARBER to vermont
Sstal Constructor g. REID. Dr.. detached
'aiifnfnls. 90 uatt yard Marc island
fharma,lst L. l.. WEAVER. appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan

.r4TU ST. As $50 W. Globe Fiferroof
p'or and sash GO art CTosant Construction
Co. owner and contractor. 81 ~
18TH ST. l3O-i72 ". Werainrcr 81 a.
agt Metropolis Securities co. owner. ;
kaninovich and ~ Binder contractor, 'lo'.
lNFERsiDE DRIVE o r.. whole 'front.'. To-
tween i4ist and 14.d Sta 3uNloo,
Hoegger ast Newmark q Davis. Inc. own
err and contractors sos So.
SAME PROPERTY. u r. Thihout me
scf famc, 81 S,3 70
9Th Az. E2G COS 70 LoN agt - Can'reh
r. a. owners. y Pickett contractor, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
The Bronx.

ELLIOTT Az. 81. 200 @ Elizabeth s.. Ok
I... j Ma.oucv loans l. Strauss and a1o %
'-e 2 s-r and attic frame dwe % pay
mgntsi. $500
SHERMAN AN. g. c-2G % 1880 80. AZ
100 'tfr Mortgage 90 loans tlc Kovacs Con
s'.rr'.lu 90 90 erect one = st,. apart s pay
i.trtsI. $50 600
~I'rEttAN AZ. So p. 2o7.G n lCc5 q, AK
I''. same ''an- same 90 erect one . et. apart
' ..I". ut.. N-l.Hu..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

NEW BOWEEY. 70. Robin az sarah
CrcT Estate 81 Al. Aug rs. 1914. ST. 20
WASHINGTON 81. $40: J. Ecterroth <
son. inc. art ID Edgar o. q. Nov Oh 1913.
.lH. rF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
Miscellaneous.
ARDMORE. OKLA-Westheimer ( Daub'

ARDMORE. OKLA--Wsstheimer ( Daube;
- paube. general mdse; 1is " 32d sst.
Wellington.
ARDMORE. OKLA-westheimer & Daube .
" Westheimer. general mdse; ll6 " 3-d.
ATLANTA--keely 60. C. n SMITH, Jpn
goods and carpets, 90 5th az, clam,
BUFFALO--siegrist & Fraley: n stump
uph goods toys and blankets; 80 " 22d T.
BIF'FALD-Ueus-k Kelly Go, II CuTrlsn'
carpets. rugs and uph goods; " Dpoby
cloaks and suits 81 Union 50.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co; 7 nerklin' con
fectionery. .l5 18th az
CHICAGO Carson. Plrie Scott & co; . c
Lit. carpets and rugs. 10 Worth 81
CINCINNATI-G W mcAipin co; II Fuss,
nor. iewel-' silverwarc, pertuinery and
stationery. 2lf church -.
COVINGTON. KY X Coppin co. " {
Coppin, uph goods aud blankets W
Dr%Vtgt Daniels & Fisher stores Co. T n
Reagan. notions. leather goods and station
cry: II IS I'D ST.
DULUTH-F a Patrick & 60. Deer,
Los ANGELES-A hamburger & son; Il
Collins. toilet goods. I Clarke. dress
gooIs silks ana veivets S Bslzer. Jew
eiry. silyervars and leather goods; 20
ICS SNGELEs-A hamburger & sons; II
) Kon. houss furnishing goods; rs fth aF
IOT-ISTILLE--J g Lewis CO. IT W collins
carpets s8d upR Fo95' p if NJ "a 81
% Russell. rugs. 81 Leonard 81
SiNNEAP6IIS- Donaldson Co. P p
O'Hauorau. carpets. rugs and uphol-
,ter~ goods: Walker S.
Nr-NCiF INp-Rohrs x Bath; L II Bath.
General mdse. Ansonla.
NEW BEDFORD. MASS-Croiset!ere &
90: T 4 Croisetiere. Miss Methe. general
NEW BEDFoRp-New Bedford Drygood.
90. VI \ Whisper " Yates. Miss "
McFarlin. rep. - Spring -.
NEW HAVEN. CONN-Sharienourg K
Rohirson 90. q q II -rrman, carpets and
rugs. 80 Spring -
NOEFOI.K. VA.-Watt. Rettew ( C1sy: Y =
Carpenter. uph goods and carpets PA
church ST. NcAlpin.
OMAHA Bureese Nash 60 Rosendale
icwclrv: 1893 BVay
oSTONTA. * Y-Ronan Bros 70
NON. general udss. n raid square.
PRINCETON. IIT-H " ieaacson CO.
= " Jameson. general rndse. Albert.
ROME CAT Fahy. drs goods and car
net. 90 W 32d 81. Honmsn.
SANDr'cKY. OUIO-A Wiener. drygood. and
1ereral merchandise: Albert
sSutNTDN. PENS-Cleland & Simpson Co:
II Eckman. carpets. bresln.
W ..rf[CTD%. l. CO Iisner Mrs Da-
EDISON iewelry. belts and dolls. Miss x
o'r4v notions and toilet goods. Miss
p.ro- art goods. 900 Bway
u AsFJrNGTON-W Woodward & Lothrop. "
tqosnit.l rep. 23l 4th Az
visXATTACHIE. TEN Campbell co: r
n HOLLAND. general merchandise. Colling-
wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
III eR9aa]E Est
Renew Grand Hotel Lease
for a Term of Is Years

Cohn 70 William +. Pluukett the DWELL
ing house 357 West l2Oth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25

iNLh tI-f. NIs1tHEsTtR co, y 4
y Home school Tor Girls I'm the Real ON,
Try, under care OF Friends. Boys under ia
years tseparste dep'p. Home Mother Tor
Young chNdren. 43d year = miles from
y. I. 90 acres, BOO y elevation. Primary
preparatory and Finishing Courses Nu.ic
Art Domestic Science Manual Traininy
ana Commercial Dep'ts. Gymnaslurn on.n,
sept Slst Rates. 1925 % $3.50. Cstalog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
Agents Appointed

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have been
appointed agents of 70 East cd 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25

tenUt. owner Julia Crohr 2Nl eil w.
architect % L1wirsou. o " 3is' q s'.''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
INSTRUCTION.
NEW YoRK-Poughkeepsie.
RIVERVIEW ACADEMY

preYGrsg Tor colle0c-aud for rVs Affords az
ceptional opportunities t0 bright, striiou'
boys. but loves no less The back Sa.4 oois
who may by INDIVIDUAL TRAINING b
interested taught how 10 study. and irsp-ei
10 love school 40 dc1d .mlr sfAdies dr'
taught Nth ,u,0rlfJ f0r conditions and ff-
ishirg VOCATIONAL COURSES Expenses.
$500 tor board and tuition. 18Th tecr 9fg'f'
SeBfsu,ber IL. 1914 For cats'og address
Clement o. Gaines. MA. LID, Box sss'
Poushkee9sle. ~ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
FOR SALE.

GREAT DANE PUPS ttorolshersa. -.
weeks. hrindle Tor sale. ~ Last w.
lat door, right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
; and 10 Cent stores.

The following buyers registered al he Five
and Ten cent Exchange. 10 West 10th 81.
since our last report:
AII.ENDAI.E. s. C.-Henry voln E CO.
BANGOR PENN.--A . Ilulstedt.
RROOKLYN-H Perkins.
COOPERsTOWS. y. Y.-D Provost
IIAVERSTRAW. y. "A Rosenters.
HOTTZDALE. pENN.-B r Watchman.
Il PORTE. IND Boston Stores 60.
LEWrSBURG. NA-Fred W Lindis.
MEYERSDALE. PESN.-Milier & Collins
NEW YORK CITY-A Steigerwald.
PARK RIDGE, y. Century store.
SELMA, AL.A.-Tiss'.r Hardware CO.
Lock
t-%rGN CITY. TENN. Morgan Nerhine Co.
TANAHACHIE. TEX.-Durharn D O CO.
wAVERT.Y. y. Y.--E A severance
yyAYNESBORO PENN G " Scaimoiey.
WEsTTIELD y. Louis Godstein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
Mems Wear, etc.

A%SrSTON. Ala Saks & &C; j Saks.
clothing and furn goods. Grcgorian.
INNATI-BurkharGt Bros s. CO. a
y Burkhsrdt fUrn goods. goo 9Th aN'
Hoffman -
IY%CHBURG. VA-Quinn. Marshall Co. 7
= Marshall furu goods and notions; -
Leonard -.
NILWA KEF-Herzfeid. pEtlllpson CO.
= " Mclean. hosiery gloves and IN
dcrwpsr. 81 Union 81.
NACOGDOCHES. TEN-Msyer & Schmidt.
r. " Isascq. furn goods. clothing sud
trunks. 353 4th az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
O,to own Visitors Here to Look Over offerings OF Local
Wholesale Dealers

PHILADELPHIA Bsrg a Berg Miss
Guckfeld. u Berg, suits. coats and
dresses 200 Tffth a.
PHItAUBLPHIA-Bsrg Bros; Mis-, r Par,
ness. ladies' ready -tD-Wchr. II west @'u
PITTsBURGH-rlauf ( Baer 60;
Miss Aits-huier. coats. skirt7 ana ram
PORTLAND. ORD-Lipmsn Wolfe CO.
Mrs Y l. Hubs cors.n and muslin under
wear 100 9Th az. Ell,
Rl,LblNG. ZEN r Lori Gage " WIN
READINO. PESS-Kline. Eppihimer 20,
Miss vented. muslin underwear. SD "n
READING. PENN-Div.s. Porooy & stew
art. l. Tschw-Rs cloaks suits walker 81
READING PENN Marcus; II ID huT'I'
ladies' ready 20 weas. u W - ~, AZ.
REGINA. CAN-C " Sherwood Co: Miss
Hall. ohildr.n's hate. 1851 Bway.
HOCHESTEE-gl Lindsay CUR 90.
Miss a s Mansheli. muslin underwear .
Mis- ., Maloney. childrsn- wear. az
sAVANNAII-L Adler. Miss l. Phaum.
ladies' ready -to-vsar. 3o3 &fh a.
SCRANTON PTNN- Scranton d q co; ] 2
Oppenhelmer. ladies ready 20 wear 10
sHEBOYGAN. WISH g. Prsngs CO: Miss
D. Kohl drcsses and skirts, . j hohI.
cloaks and suits! 363 'th az q "a
ward. @ " Wilson. ladies' ready to-
wear. Great northern.
ST LOUIS-suI. Bser q Fuller . G %,
Mrs % " Thornton. waists. ~ West -Sd
ST PAUL. NnNN-Kenneiy. Mcleod Nc
Arthur 90. - Tradervitt. oorsets. muslin
underwear: T. + 20 g.
TOLEDO Mast. ladies' ready-to- wear.
f,n Fourth Az.
WsSHfSGTON. u C-N Brooks E Co SIRE
y Broohs ladies' ready 10 wear; o. "
91l ST.
WHEELING ~ VAC ~ enook & 90; Mias
VI Mccoy. ladies' ready T. wear; Crane.
VILAIINGTOS. - C-L Siosst ers & Bro.
J. sIorsberg. ladies' rcedy-'o-wear' 100
9TH aE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25


BALTIMORE Gu'man & Co. Miss "
Campbell. incos and trimmings. zoo ON
ay
BATTLE CREEK. MIcH-C : wells. mil
liucry, Latham.
BUFFALO-Adam. Medium q Anderson
Co. " T. Henderson, laces. embds, rlo-
hous and idifs. walker It
CTIICAGJ-CarsOn. Piri'. scott & Co. VI 7
French lace. embro!derles and curtains
llj Worth ~.
CINCINSATI- Aims & Doepiis co, Miss A
Reraer millinery $50 Bway.
CLENELAND-Higbe Co, Miss Hesron'
millinery. 20 Church T.
DETROIT-Hcyn's Bazaar. VI Nay, mil
lncry. 10 W 22d 81.
Los GELES-Coult.r + Co. Mrf r.
King. laces and embroldsries; so 9TH sy.
MEMPHIS. Tenn Goldsmith & sons
co. r Goldsmith. gloves and ribbons 1'S
MINNEAPOrrs- Bradshaw Bros. Brad
blHw. miiiu' ~. C2l Bway.
NASHNILLE-ga stner-K1ott y @ 60; Mies
A Bassett. military. 2li Church g.
PITTSBI Roll Roseubaum Co. j COO
smith Nj, = Shausr. Mis- HONS
uI..try. Ili IS a-l ST. Ceilings ooG.
READING. PENN-Knne. Eppihimer Co
Nie- l. Fritz. gloves. Mss \ r FritE
lace and ombrolderies. SO 4th av-
SALT LAKE CTTY-Wslker Pros Dry
Goods co; Nine l. 4 StImis' millinery
1870 Bway o..
sYRACTsE. - Y-Duy Bros & Co. T :
SYRACtSH. y U ~ H.nnocisburs milli-
merry. Herald Square. ,,,
WASHINGTON-A Lisner; MISS VI DetI'
millinery: Miss Issscs. laces and neck
wear. Miss Coleman, hdkfs; 600 b"ay.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-12
BRATTLEBoRO LOCAL.

At the regular meeting Of the n. T..
>. p. last evening Warden Z. d.
Wilson gave an account of the grand
odge meeting held in Rutland April
y and % and the list of the grand
officers elected for the present year.
It was voted to hold the next regu-
lar meeting May p in Red Men s
hall at 80 p. m, to be followed by
4 dance for the members and invited
guests.
A regular monthly meeting of the
ivic Improvement league was held
asst evening at DIR. Holton s, 10 being
resent Many different matters were
alked over, particularly in regard to
leaning up different parts of the
town. 1t was voted to put out the
boxes of flowers on the top of the
oorte-cochere at the town hall as was
lone last year. Several plots about
he town will be beautifed with beds
If geraniums. Much interest i'll the
york was manifested by those pres
ent.
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PERSONAL.

f. c. harrington Of Barre was Wis
itJr over Sunday i'll town.
Major c. Houghton is III New York
.ity this week on business trip.
Miss Grace Smith is substituting in
Houghton & Simoud 5 store this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Freyhagen and
ION, Clinton, spent Sunday with rela-
tIves in Williamsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo J. Horton of
Briston, nConn., visited relatives in
town over Sunday.
Barney $. Michealman left this
morning for New York and Boston on
business.
Fred Howard has taken a position as
clerk for the Michelman System, be-
ginning work there Monday.
Mrs. f. w. Huntley is in Dummers-
ten caring for Mr.. Huntley' s mother,
who is ill.,
Mrs Howard Chaplin Of Boston is a
guest of Mrs. p. X. White on Putney
oad this week.
Harold Northgraves of Nergennes,
who spent few days in town with
friends, has returned to that city.
Mrs. F. II. Smith of Northfeld Farms
spending a few days in town with
her son, Gilbert H. Smith.
Mrs. Harry Wales will go to Mont
pelier tomorrow to take the state exam
nations for nurses.
Mrs. Helen Chandler returned to her
work at Houghton 4 Simonds : today
| after week 5 vacation.
Mrs. George c. Averill went to
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-12
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Frank Harlow of Maiden, Mass. is at
Frank Millers and is working on his farm
here.
Mrs Gould of Windham has been stay
ing at the home of her son, George Gould,
the past week
+. G. Butterfeld lost Il two-year-old
heifer last week. The animal was injured
while in the yard with other cattle.
Mr. Peck of Westminster has bought
the farm known as the Wilder place near
Rocky hill and is turning it into pasture.
Mrs, Martha Miller, who remained with
her son, Robert, in Westminster after the
funeral Of Mrs. Miller, returned home Fri
day.
f. T. Chapman and family. Miss Alice
GoodeIl and little Betty Goodcll spent Sun
day with friends in Windham, going in
Mr.. Chapman's automobile
| Freeman Houghton of Albany business
college, where he is taking a course in
! bookkeeping and stenography, was at the
home Of his father Bert Houghton, from
Friday to Monday Miss Carrie Houghton
of Brattleboro high school also spent sun
day at home.
Several from this place attended the
funeral of Miss Eliza Crawford at her
home in Putney Saturday afternoon.
Among those who went were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Ranncy, Miss Nellie Houghton
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Houghton, Mrs. Shat
tuck, Mrs. Mary Buxton aud Walter Hol
den
Harlan Goodhue received news the first
of the week of the serious illness of his
brother. Dir. George Goodhue of Dayton
Ohio, with hemorrhage of the stomach
Loo i l.,
Improvement and the hope that he woult
soon he able to 90 for an operation t,
the Mayo Brothers hospital in Rochester
! Mimi