The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


band dance tridny nlSnt, dec. AZ
TO ~ in Foresters' hall. Adv.
DR.. r. S. Goodall has gone to New
York to attend tuberculosis meet
ing. He expects to return Saturday.
Leave your orders for fish, fruit
and vegetables tonight at Estes
market for early delivery Friday.
ADV.
Don't fail to see beautiful Virginia
Pearson at her best in Thou Shalt
Not Steal at Harte theatre today
Adv.
The young womans club is to hold
dance tonight and will have sale
of fancy articles in connection with
the dance. Adv.
Reduced prices throughout our
cloak and suit department. Many
really exceptional values to be had
at Novecks Adv.
William e. Frost is making an IN
spection tour OF the encampments, !.
o. o. F., in the northern part OF the
state this week.
Joseph NJ. Daley of North Ben
nington left Yesterday for New YORK
where he expects to enlist in the
cheering service of the navy.
An ideal Xmas gift is pair OF
slippers. Big variety in mems, lad
les and children's slippers. comfy's
and fur trimmed at Noyeck's. Adv
Our stock OF furs Is very complete.
Beautiful fur sets, and separate
scarfs and muffs i'll most popular
furs and shapes at Novecks Adv
The Joe Levin store Is in complete
attire with large stocks OF beautiful
Christmas goods Wide stocks greet
you at every hand forced in keeping
up their policy, Quality up,-Prices
down. adv.
Mrs. Nathan Whiteley has received
word from her sisters and brothers
at Halifax saying that all escaped
with their lives but suffered serious
damage and hardship. 1t took four
days for a message to get through
from them to their relatives here.
| A pair of Emerson of Beacon shoes
! for men and boys or Queen Quality
/ shoes for ladies' or misses, makes
very acceptable gift Also a good
supply Of Goodyear Glove and Hood
rubbers for all kinds of shoes in the
Noveck Shoe Department, 10y
| Lieut.. l.. III. Boyd 3eft . this il-~n
for Springfield where he will stjoin
i Capt E. W. Gibson and they will rer
4 turn to Charlotte. They do yn0t
know yet how many recruits they
have enlisted until they can get them
through thepJyar ,denartnients ped
tape qeBtrt ~ 42lsNfn Eo1,t
| Virginia Pearson will be seen at
the Harte theatre in William Fox's
latest photoplayi "Thou Shalt Not
Steal 81, This iaJt.asp detective story
with gripping power and Miss Pear
son who plays dhe parti Of Merry
| Bruce takes full advantage off, the
emotional possibilities in the story
In addition to this feature, 'iThe Fin.
ish." a Black Cat feature, VIII be
shown. WI r.s ~ stires u, ADV
Louis H. Nelson. foreman tor the
Black Cat Textiles company, went TO
Troy this morning to undergo treat
ment for an injury to his hand
While operating new underwear
press the first two fingers of his left
hand became caught in the machine
in such a manner that it was impos
sible to extricate the hand without
cutting the machine apart with cold
chisel and a hammer The two ting-
ers were badly burned and their con-
dition WAS such today that 1t was
thought best that the patient have
hospital treatment.
Vermont chapter. American Red
Cross announces that while no APP
4 peal will be made for funds for Hall
( fax relief, il has been authorized to
receive through its branches volun-
tary subscriptions for this purpose
and all money collected should be
sent direct to F. L. Higginson, jr..
i c American Red Cross, 1855 Boylston
St.. Boston, Mass The public are
!, asked not to ship other supplies to
!, Halifax, except such as may be spec
j ifically requested Old clothes should
i under no circumstances, be sent
j Rev George s. Mills, pastor of the
| Second Congregational church who
was recently given leave of six
months to take up the work of
naval chaplain at the Great Lakes
station on the shore of Lake Michi-
gan. left today for Chicago. Mr..
Mills will be attached to the Y NJ. C.
A, but his work will be along indie
pendent lines. His special depart
ment will be- at the detention camp
where the navy recruits pass three
weeks before going into active serv-
ice.