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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26
| O.OOO STRIKERS
At SCHENECTADY
RETURN TO WORK
Between 1000 to 1000 MaGhin-
estS Still Hold Out
ALL SHOPS IN OPERATION
Machnests Refuse to Abide by
Agreement and Will Continue to
Fight for s-Hour Day.

Albany, Oct. 26.-Between 5000
and 10000 strikers at the Science
tady plant of the General Electric
company returned to work yesterday
under the terms of settlement, an
nounced officially on Saturday by the
strike committee and George r. EN-
mons, general manager of the COM
pany The remaining 1000 or 1900
workers, including machinists, and
some of the electrical workers refus-
ed to work. Approximately 500 shop
men, including all of the steam filters
and some of the electrical workers
merely reported for work and again
left the plant in sympathy with the
machinists.
Those who entered the plant yes
terday morning experienced absolute
ly no trouble. The pickets almost all
of whom were machinists. maintain
ed perfect order, and offered no resis
tance to any of the shop men who
wanted to return
The machinists last night decided
to take active leadership of the strike
1t was declared they would be sup
ported today by representatives of
several other unions in defying the
action OF the committee appointed
from the Metal Trades alliance,
which agreed to settlement with
Mr. Emmons
At meeting last night of the East
ern New York district council OF the
International Brotherhood OF Electri-
cal workers, all OF the unions Of that
organization were ordered TO return
to work under the settlement made
Saturday.
The General Electric company as
sumed yesterday that the strike was
settled and for the first time in three
weeks operated all its shops The
union men were divided
The molders and patternmakers,
supported by doubtful number of
other unions, consider the dispute
closed and announced yesterday that
they would remain in the shops The
machini3ts with the steam filters and
many OF the electrical workers refus-
ed to abide by the decision of the
griyance committee and were free in
stating that the fight for shorter
day would be continued.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26
HOLLoWEE'N CARNIVAL
Annual Ghost Parade to Be Held sat
arday Evening

1t is commonly known that on All
Saints eye, the spirits and spooks
come forth and show their forms to
mortal eye. This is the season of all
seasons when the young folks love to
put on masks or DISCUSSES and revel
with these mysterious spirits The
Community Halloween carnival,
which was such a delight from the
point of view of the spectators as
well as from the happy throng of
participants is especially planned to
give the children an opportunity to
join forces and have their good time
altogether, various groups of child
ren and young people have already
been interviewed and they all agree
that Saturday night is going to be the
biggest celebration ever.
First there will be parade of all
who come in some sort of costume,
headed by the ghostly band, No elab-
orate costume is necessary-jus the
wearing of mask or the carrying of
a Jack o Lantern is sufficient The
following masquerades are offered as
suggestions, decorated umbrellas, COB
blins, Indians, clowns. straw men,
Charlie Chaplins, black cats or other
animals or any fancy costume. Sec
tions Will be provided for each in
charge OF a leader.
The marchers will meet Saturday
night at o'clock at the Post Office
corner. where they will line up in
marching order. The line of march
will pass up Main street to Valentine
and march down Main street again,
and down North ending at the play
ground Here, the playground will
be illuminated with bonfires and a
short entertainment will be held.
Every child in Bennington should
participate in this parade and cele-
bration. All groups who wish to en-
ter as section should appoint lead
er and notify Miss Vossler-tele-
phone S89-Y, so they will be included
in the marching order.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26
CHARLTON SENTENCED

Rome, Oct 26-Porter Charlton
the American, who has been on trial
at Como, Italy, charged with murder
ing his wife in 1910, was yesterday
condemned to six years and eight
months Imprisonment Baron Sciac-
ca, the presiding judge, before the
case went to the jury asked Charlton
whether he had anything to add to
the defense. With tears in his eyes
Charlton exclaimed Il trust entire
ly to Italian Justice | can only say
that | am most unfortunate man"
The jury found Charlton only parti-
ally responsible and that there were
eXtenuating circumstances. Owing
to amnesty, Charlton will serve only
20 days in prison.
Charlton, under the verdict, bene.
fits by the time he has been under
restraint and in addition year is
taken off the sentence under the am
nesty for all offenses committed be-
fore Italy entered the war
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Nearly All Bodies Charrad Beyond
Recognition
HOLOCAUST IN PITTSBURG
One Man Carried Six Girls to Safety
and Lost Life in Burning
Building.

lllSUhl d. w" -" 49, ~ -
persons were killed and eight injur-
ed by fire in two-story building,
the two upper floors of which were
occupied by the Union paper box com
pany, on the north side yesterday ar
ternoon All except one of the dead
were young women employed by the
company. Many of the bodies were so
badly burned as to make Identified
tion difficult. Mayor Joseph G. Arm
strong at once ordered the police,
city council and coroner to make a
thorough investigation of the fire.
The dead are Colletta Steelman, 10,
Henel Warner, Sophia Cook 30 Car
olina Farrara, Is, Dorotha Link, l6,
Florence Baker, q, Cecilia Joss. IL,
Bertha Dunapple, "a, Myrtle Miller,
90 Marcella Rauch II, Peter Vallon.
The flames started in a pile of
straw in the rear OF the feed store of
James Brown & Co on the first floor
of the building William c. Kimbel
general manager of the box factory
at once went to the third and fourth
floors and warned the girls employed
there to leave quietly. The flames
gained headway so rapidly, however,
that escape by means OF stairways
and fire escapes was soon cut off.
Some of the girls attempted to so to
the dressing room for their hats, and
there, huddled on the floor, fremen
found the majority of the bodies.
Joseph l., Bash and A. j. Seagle,
employed on the second floor OF the
building, were about to jump when
they were attracted by the screams
OF girls in the windows above The
men told the girls to jump. One by
one as the girls jumped Bash and
Seagle caught them, lowered them as
far as they could and then let them
drop to the sidewalk G. Il. Carlisle,
driver of transfer wagon, drove his
wagon to an alley in the rear OF the
building and threw a rope TO girls in
a window above After making one
end fast. they slid down the rope to
safety.
Francis Feehan, supervising inspec-
tor of the state department of labor
and industry, made an examination OF
the building after the fire. He assert
ed that the fire escapes were made
quate.
One OF the heroes of the fire was
Peter Vallon, who is among the dead
When the fire was discovered he was
working in the building. He CROPPED
his way through the smoke to the
street where he heard girls frantic
ally calling for help from the upper
floors. Tieing a handkerchief about
his mouth he rushed into the build
ing Six times he staggered to the
street with the unconscious form of
girl in his arms. When he failed
to appear the seventh time, however
spectators called the attention of fire.
men who instituted a search and
found Vallons charred body on the
second floor Near him lay the body
of young girl whom he had evident
ly tried to rescue when overcome by
smoke
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26
OVERTIME AT SCOTT FOUNDRY
Another Powder Mill Being Construct
ed for Shipment to Concord Mass.

The Olin Scott estate shipped re-
Gently complete powder glazing
mill to replace the equipment Of the
American Powder company's mill re-
Gently blown up at Concord, Mass.
The mill was constructed in such rec
ord breaking time that the American
Powder company made voluntary
present to the Scott workmen of a
sizeable bonus per man in excess of
their regular wages and overtime
pay for the dispatch with which the
new mill was turned off.
The American Powder company
lost two mills in Concord recently,
one of which was destroyed by being
struck by lighting and the second by
what is understood 70 have been an
incendiary cause. The mill just ship
ped takes the place of the first de-
stroyed and was built in less than a
month after word came to rush its
construction on account of the sec
ond explosion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26
MOUNTAIN TOWNS
IN SERBIA WON
:. BY IEUTONS
AustrO-GerIhs.. Have Gained Pos
itiOns in important Valley
REACH CLAIM TO Be VICTORS
Dispatches from Salonki State that
Bulgarian Attack Has
Failed.

Berlin, via London, Oct 26.-The
Austro-Germans have captured the
north slope of the Raca valley south
of Talanka and also the towns of
Marsarac, Laole and Rucezo.
Cradek, Serbia, (yia Saloniki, Oct.
2S, and Paris, Oct 25)--The double
attempt OF the Bulgarians to cut the
railway at Vees and in the Volando-
vo sector has been completely de-
feateG.
Yesterday (Friday) the attack on
Neles was given up and the entire
available Bulgarian strength was di-
rected southwark from Ishtip along
the Gradeskar River, spreading out
over a fye-mile front and comprising
the villages of Rabrovo, Volandovo,
Piraud, Veszel, Kalkova, Kachova,
and Hodova, with its objective a
short stretch where the railway, run
ming along the east bank of the Var
dar River between two bridges, is
most pregnable at the Strumitza Sta
tion.
The attack although furious i'm
mediately developed the inferiority
of the Bulgarians in contact with the
experienced troops of France and
England. Heavy losses are reported
along the entire line The Bulgar-
ians are Withdrawing up the Grades
kar Valley, leaving the French in vic.
torious possession of the railway.
from Saloniki to Nogotin, beyond
which point the line for many miles
is not threatened.
The French losses were slight
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26
RIGA AND DVINSK
REGION SCENE OF
BITTER FIGHTING
Russians Trying to Regain Ground
Lost to Won Hindeaburg
SlAV ATTACKS BEING RFpUlSED
Austrians Claim to Have Broken
Through Long Line Of Russian
Defences.

London, Tuesday Oct. 26.-The
Russians are fighting pitched battles
in the Riga and Dvinsk regions in an
effort to retake the ground won from
them by Field Marshal Won linden
burg last week. The Russian attacks
southeast of Riga have been repuls-
ed according to the Germans, as were
those undertaken northwest Of
Dyinsk The German forces, how
ever, which crossed the Illoukst,
north of the town of that name, with
drew in the face OF a superior Rus
sian army.
1t is also asserted by the Germans
that Russian attacks in the lake dis
trict south of Dyinsk were repulsed,
and that the Austrians have broken
through the Russian lines over a
front of more than four kilometers
west OF Komarow.
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BULGARIAN COAST
WVOESTR0YIB
BY ENEMY FLEET
DGdehagatGh Almost Wiped Out BY
Fire ff0m AnqI0.FrGnGb Ships
WOMEN AID CHILDREN KILLED
shellino of unfortifed Town
Causes Much Resentment in
Sofia.
-------.-----.i

Berlin, via Sayville Z. I4i Oct. &C.
The AngIo.Frenrh bomhardment
nearly destroyed the coast town OF
Dedehagncth in Bulgaria
In addition to the soldiers who
we're killed by the fire of the allies
leet, 25 women ana children are
known to have lost their lives and 1t
is believed that there are more bod
les in the ruins
According TO Sofia dispatches the
shelling of Dedehagatch has caused
much Indignation as the port was an
unfoItifed town.
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counhs That Are stopped!

Careful people see that they are
stopped. DR.. Kings New Discovery
is remedy of tried merit. 1t has
held its own on the market for 46
years. Youth and old age testify to
its soothing and healing qualities.
Pneumonia and lung troubles are of
ten caused by delay of treatment.
Dr. Kings New Discovery stops those
hacking coughs and relieves la grippe
tendencies. Money back if it fails.
soc. and $1.0O, Sold everywhere,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26
K1oR sALE-Farm OF 100 acres located three

ErOR sALE-Farm OF 100 acres. located three
Il miles RON South Shaftsbury; 50 acres TIL
liable land, all can be machine moved. Spring
water in pasture, sugar orchard that will set
~ acres, with plenty OF saving timber to keep
buildings up, and cord wood eno0gh for lite
time. @ od IL room house in best Of repair,
barn SOxto. WIN wagon shed attached, gram
house and cistern, good spring that can be
piped to buildings II desired. This farm will
keep 10 COWS aud team. Price s2s0O. Nash 4
Hutchins. 'tt Aft
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26
Get Rid of Those Poisons in Your
Sy5teml

You will find Or Kings New Life
Pills most satisfactory laxative in re-
leasing the poisons from your sys-
tenn Accumulated waste and poisons
cause manifold ailments unless releas
ed Dizziness, spots before the eyes,
blaclmess and o miserable feeling
generally are indications that yoa
need Dr. Kings New Life PMS, Take
a dose tonight aud you VIII EXPERT
epce grateful relief by morning
25c. Sold everywhere.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26

Petrograd. Oct 25.-Successes for
the Russians are continuing along
the entire front south OF Dyinsk,
while the energetic efforts being
made by the Germans in the vicinity
of Riga have not succeeded in shak-
ing the position Of the Russians along
that part of the front
However, it is semi-oficially com
mented. 1T is unwlse to venture a
prediction, since the future may
bring unexpected results, and even
change the entire position through a
break on one side Or the other.
Everything depends, OF course, on
how the position shapes itself during
the lighting now in progress
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26

The bowling schedule for the bal
ance Of the week will be: tonight, In
dependents VS., Mohawks; Thursday
Red Sox VS.. Independents Second
Team Friday, Pirates VS.. Braves.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26

FOR sALE-I have stock of second hand
furniture on sale at The sample room o.
the Putnam House, including parlor and kltGh-
en- stoves and 9th. household necessities. The
stock will be on exhibition during the coming
week, and on Saturday, October 30, will have
nm auctiOl lanes Roy 1876
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FOR sALE-Beautifu white crotcheted bed
= spread, AL hand work, and worth much
more than ask d. Dominic Lance ID Brick
Row, North Bennington. l4t6 ,
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FOR HALE-Three colts. years old, go,
heavy draft horses. One,St Clair. years old,
viii make " spleDdid,driying horse. If you want
horses. come and see them. N. Hawkins. So,
Shaftsbury, VT. Phone ll5-5. -lItlst
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-i2l0 buys aibusinessand furnish
es goods to carry on business. Any ener-
getic man can ms Ike from 500 % $50 per ninth
beside giving steady work to or 10 carpenters.
Call on ID. v. Bardie, Putnam House 15t6+
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FOR sALE-Large s room house at East Ar
lngton, big pia2z., woodshed, separate
new summer kitchen. barn, chicken house,
acres with nc use, 9 acres wood lot. Is minutes
walk TO village, church. post Office and chair
shop; $50 cash, baiance on easy terms. For
fur her information address to Box II. East
Arlington, VT. 97t2j'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26

FOR SALE One four cylinder five passen-
ger 81 horse po yer Buick touring car in
first class condition. will be sold very cheap.
August G. Reson, Old Bennington Garage,
Old Bennington. 6tf
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FOR SALE-A pair of sonng horses weigh
ing $500 lbs. excellent workers, right IN
every way also heavy lumber wagon AleXaud-
er Young, Harwood Farm, Tel, 4lS-W, Bel
nington l2tCf
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SOUTH sHAFTs5URY

The school will hold social dance
and band concert at Cole hall, Oct.
81. 1915. Admission 10 cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26

4 tLAIRVOYANT- Madame Orve ia Morgan,
~ Clairvovnnr. Medium ard Mentsli.t will
he at her apartments, ll2 Pleasant st. Rem
n'ngto1. Vt, tupo flight daily from 10 to 3,
but will only see n limited hum Ger each day as
her time is taken up doing sceeal worS for
clients. Gives advice on all affairs of lif4, sucn
as love, ship. marriage. separations di-
vorce chanpee, i0uroevs, sales. wills, pensions.
insurance, sp;culations, investments, etc. Ad-
vice soc. l5tf
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Rome, Oct. 26,-Austrian ayiators
again bombarded Venice today.
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Y. M. C. A. BOWLING
Three Tigers RolN Total Better Than
500

At the Y, NJ. c. A. bowling tourna-
ment last night the Tigers claws
were in better condition and they
stopped the Hillsides' landslide all but
ono point
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26

NOTICE Rabbits Soap now contains as
~ much borax as any Standard Borax .oap
u 'on the market. Note the mild eff Ct upon
watec. Trade Marks are good from Babbitt's
Cleanser. bahbitt's i716 eoap Powder, Babbitrs
I've, lsabbitt's Best Soap. Babbitt's Naprha
several new Premiums at Willouehby's Sc and
1Jc Stores 14t25
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For sALE-Pigs, six weeks to four months
L old. Price $500 and up. Fillmore Slade
Bennington Falls. 9itf
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EOR sALE-Ore dlnirg room stove and one
gas range. Apply 1856 Main st. lOtb'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26

FOR SALE-NRchine toos, taps. reamer S
drills screws, bolts. lag bolts, lathe dogs
clamps, wrenches, plumbers toiis, office cock
and table, two small speed ath S, small lot of
iron and steel shaft'ng and brass. Apply Eli j.
Tiffany, 400 Gage st. ,0tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26

EoRS4LE One 25 horse power boner and
engine in excellent condition. A. S. Payne
St25
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FOR SALE-Several desir able single and d,u
BILE bouses, building lots on Elm and Wash
ington SITS. and other locations. Rents col'ect
I'd, property cared for. Several desirable farms
for sac at reasonable tigurss. Am doing Fire,
Accident, Automobile and all kinds of insur.
ance In reliable coSnpanies Agt. New York
Life. II. N. Williams Tel. 130-W 85f
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EoR SALE The farm kn ,wn as the Edwin

EOR SALE-Tbe farm KIN lwn as the Edwin
L Stratt1n Farm located on Park 1t. Il cten-
son about one mile from Be 1nington yi.lsge
consisting of apr pproximately 200 acres of whion
ABOUT 100 acres are tjllable while the balance is
excellent pasture well watered, 10 room house
ated and equipped with hot and c0u water
ana bath roo u, one barn 60x36 con tanning i've
one Darn 36x33 with lean to l8xli with ra-e-
ment under each barn coutaining slancbons
for fifty bead of cattle. 100 ton so. one barn
sOx20, one granrey 2Txl4, one og-hOuse 3jxiS
ais shop and hen house Running water TO
buildings from never failing spring, sixty apple
trees thirty plum, lear and cherry trees also
currauts, grape s etc. This is considered one of
the est farms In Benning, OF ith newly aint
ed buildings and " III be offered for sails unt
Nov 10th, not being sold at that date 1t will h.
offered TO, sale at public auction together with
alt personal property on aforsaId farm. Also
one forty acre wood OF ana one ten acre wood
lot For informant on inuuire o. e. 4. RocG-
wood G. s Estes administrators 9t20
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FOR sALE-O extra choice used Ford
J. touring car with special finish and an g xtra
large amount of fine equipment. Bennington
Garage: l.. W. Williams. 73tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-26

EOR SALE One Hudson "33" Light Touring
Car witn all equipment an IN exec ytior-
ally good condition. This car is an extra choice
used car and will be sold at a very low figure
E. w. Will ms, The bennington Garage. SCI
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AvlAToRs ACTIVE
Bombs Dropped on the Cities of
Trieste and Venice.

Amsterdam, oct. 2b.-Italian AVA
tors bombarded Trieste today. killing
two and wounding u. according to
dispatches from Vienna
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SOR sALE- Modern hcuse good location
lot 80xll5, house has hall. parlor dining
room tedrnom, kitcf en- and back kitchen on
first noor, good rooms and haH on seS ond
pi-zza ro1t and rear. Price $3.50 cash $500
balauce un I'D rtgage. Nash & Hutch ms. Aft
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EOR SALE Modern house. 8 rooms, in Bue
repair, piazza, good cellar, aDd large shed
in rear, toilet and ity water. Located miu-
litee walk from Main 81. frice 1880 5000
cash. Nash & butehins. ftf
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E;OR SALF-Uouse, barn and store buildtg
and acre good land, nice lot of frut. The
place is located at Center Shattsoury, On main
road. Price $3.50. Nash & autchins. Att
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70 RENT

70 RENT Rooms heated by hot water. ell.
erfrc lehis aud batn. MIS- r keDing-
ton' aoJ hillsde 81. - l5t25t
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as useful man anywhere,
w city or coun ry, can milk, willing, obiig-
Ing. midqie age, no home. references furnished.
Address Il. W. Williams East Walllngford Vt.
9t7t
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WANTED -Boarders aud roomers. Aprly
Wv llS North St, up stairs. liGt
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TO RENTING six room house. hard wood
flo rs and hath. hen house aud good gar
den, conveniently located on trolley line at
HICKS corners, lei. 43l-M 1854
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INO RENT-Two houses on silver St. with
Melissa II. Mason 20i south ct. ittf
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

For SALE Fowls tor table use, alive or
dressed. 1551s Beech st. 1851
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'IN0 RENT House on Branch st. Extension
10 rooms, good barn aud hen house large
gardt n and all kinds fruit. Apply TO Mrs
Susan Harrn2t ton. ii q
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aMAaTED To buy ten calves five to eight
Wv months old. j. II. Peters, phone lS}-l5
IMtf
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wANTaD-I would like to hire good farm,
w with stock, for + years, with chance to
buy on easy terms. E. X. Yosburgh, Stock
bridge, Mass. lltGI
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XXTANTED-Pupi nurses at the Taunton
w State Hospital Training School for Nur
ses. For particulars, address Dr. Arthur
Goss, Supt., Taunton State Hospital, Taunton
hltf
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ITO RENT-Thre ee furnished rooms, suitable
for light housekeeping, in the Levinn
house, formerly the Enos Adams homes cad
on Pleasant street. Apply to Charles N. Pow
ers, Agent for the property. 63tf