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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
10 Relieve Catarrh,
Catarrhal Deafness
And Head Noises

PERSONS suffering from catarrhal dea@-
ne11. or VINO are growing hard of hen-
Ing ana nave head nulBes will he risJ
10 Know that this distressing affiirTinn
can usually be SUCCESSFULLY treated ~
nome by an internal medicine fha- IN
many instances has effected cornniete
re!iet atter other Treatments bavs
Ialiao sufferers who could scarcely
hear have had their hearing restored IN
such an extent that the tick Of a watct,
was plainly audible seven ar eiynt IN
ches away from either ear Therefore.
II you Know of someene who is TROUBLES;
win mead noises or catarrhal deafness
cut out this formula and hand il 70
iiem and you may have been the means
or saving some poor sufferer uerhaOS
from total deafneHs. The prescription
c2n Do Prepared 1T hume and is made as
follows:
Secure from your druggist I OK. Par
mint Double Strength. Take this
home and add TO II y pint of hot wafer
and little granuiated sugar: stir until
dissolved. Take one tablespoonful tour
times a day.
Parlnint 10 used in this way not only
10 reduce by tonic action the iYffiarnYna-
ton and swelling in the Eustactliaa
TUBES, and thus to equalize the air pres
sure On the drum. bur TO currec, auy
excess or secr0tiuns IN the middle ear.
and the results II gives are aearty a.
ways quick and effective
Every person who has Catarrh IN any
form. or distressing rimbling, Missing
sounds IN their ears. should give this
recipe c,Tai.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

IF you want plenty of thick. beauti-
ful, glossy. silky hair. do by al
means get rid Of dandruf. for IT VIII
starve your hair and ruin II II you
don't.
1t doesn't do much good 10 try 20
brush or wash it out. The only sure
way to get nd of dandru6 ID to dis
solve Il, then you destroy il entirely.
To do this. get about four ounces Of
ordinary liquid arvon; apply 1t 1T
night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub II IN gently
with the finger tips.
BY morning, most If not all. Of your
dandruft will be gone. and three or
four more applications viii complete
ly dissolve ana entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of It.
You viii find. too. that all itching
ana digging Of the scalp viii stop.
and your hair will look and feel
hundred tines better. You can get
liquid arvon 1T any drug store. L In
inexpensive and four ounces is all
You will need. no matter how much
danurun you have. This simple rem
eay never fails.-Adv
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
City of Augusta
Highway Department

City of Augusta
Highway Department
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Street Commissioner
until o'clock "Wednesday October L.
for furnishing all materials and labor
lowing sewerB:-
Arsenal Strsse
Approximate Quantities.
1& A. vitrifisd clay pipe. in. diameter
virrified clay Us
LIS Gu yds- earth excavation in trench
TO Il deep
! man-hole, Is Ct. deep. with cover
Bennett Street
Approximate Quantities
800 A. vitrified clay pipe, in diameter
IN vitritied clay Us
% Gu. yds. earth excavation in trench
man-huies 6.3 f. deep.- with covers
IA Gu. yas. cpncrets
Drew Strsst
Approximate Quantities
10 II. vitrified clay pipe. in. diameter
- Gu. yds. earth excavation in trench
to Ct. deep
Glenwood Street
Approximate Quantities.
lib e. vitr.aed clay pips- 3 IN. diameter
IS Gu. yds- earth excavation IN trench.
0 to r.. deep
Plans. profiles and specifications may
be examined and blank form of proposal
obtained at the Office of the Street COM
missioner. City Hali.
Tho right In reserved 10 reject any or
octiD-I-ls-lA-ik
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
when YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
Of hot WATER
wash poisons and toxins from
system before putting
fnod intu stomach.

Wash Yourself On the inside before
breakfast like you do on the outside.
This Is vastly more important be-
cause the skin pores do not absorb
impurities into the bleed. CAUSING i'll
ness. while the bowel pores 90.
For every ounce of food taken iuto
the stomach. nearly an ounce of
waste material must be carried out
OF the body. If this waste Ii not
eliminated day by day II quickly
fernents and generates puisuns.
gases and toxins which are absorbed
or sucked into the blood stream.
through the lymph ducts which
should suck only nourisnment.
A splendid health measure In to
drink, before breakfast each. dag. a
glass Of hot water with q taaspoon-
tuI Of limestone phosphate in II.
which il harmless way To wash
these poisons from the stomach, liver
kidneys and bowels: thus cleansing,
sweetening and freshening the all
mentary canal before eating more
food.
A quarter pound Of limestone phos-
phate costs but very little at the drug
store, but is sufficient TO make any
one an enthusiast on inside bathing.
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
ANNUAL CONVENTION
SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION
IN PORTLAND OCT. II

Augusta VIII have the Measure Of
sending several of her leading cit;-
zens among her women 10 Portland
on Friday, Oct. 18th. 70 part:cipste
omclally in the annual convention of
the Maine Woman Suffrage Associa-
tlon. For Miss Mabel Conner is
president of this state body of s,,f-
fraSists and Mrs. William r. Pattan-
gall IS the secretary. Other officers
rom this vicinity are Mrs. J. Man
chester Haynes. who is an honorary
vice president. Mrs. Dora H York is
chairman Of organization. Mrs.
Frank L Palmer heads the commit
tee on Americanization. Mrs. Percy
II Whiting that on finance. Mrs. II.
W. Cobb the business of printing
and supplies; Mrs. Laura z. Rich
ards Of Gardiner is an honorary vice
president, and Mrs. William r. Gre
ger of Fairfield Is congressional
counsellor for the third Maine dis
tTicr
Il Is seen that Central Maine is
tiles. but the remainder of the state
Is Wen represented On Inc 0Iuclal
list and there should be a large at
tendance at Portland on the nth.
Business will occupy most Of the
forenoon session but in the afternoon
the doors viii be thrown open TO the
public 10 hear speaker Of note.
Mrs. Nancy nj. Schoonmaker Of Con-
nectlcut. Her presence will be a
strong IRA card. for she IS an
author and lecturer Of note. with a
special message for the women of
this reconstruction period. She is to
deliver TWO addresses in Portland
that week. the first on Wednesday,
before the Maine Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs. when she viii discuss
the "Americanizing of American
Women Her topic before the SUI
frag;sts Friday will be along SUI
frage lines she is said TO be both
inspirational and entertaining, mag
ne1ic and forceful.
Details for the suffrage cunven-
ton will be announced later by the
president They will include cleo
ton of officers. annual reports and
plans for a year full of important
service for this cause.
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the regular nesting OF the Parent
IsAcner ASSOCIATION meeting was
held yesterday afternoon at the LAW
renee. High school. Miss Bertha Smell
oelng In charge OF the program. The
resignation of Mrs. Jennie Emery
PillsDury was read A short must
cal program was given as follows:
Piano solo, Zehea Shirley: Flower
Song, Theodore DUBOIS; cnrner SOLO.
Rose SeltZer. Superintendent of
Schools Merlin c. JOY talked on the
results which could be had from a
playground and Miss Beulah Towne
spoke on the playground movement.
An alarm was sounded from box %
At S.A5 o'clock for a FIRE in the house
II back of the laundry owned by
". ". Nye. There was o1::y a slight
damage. being done mostly by smoke
and water.
Mrs James Atkins. vino has beer
passing 4 few days IN Portland. has
returned 10 her home On lower Main
street. While in Portland Mrs. At
kins attended the Music Festival.
Mrs. Mabel Wright of Norridge-
wock was In town on a shopping "trip
yesterday
MRS. Eunice Danforth. who has
been the guest Of her daughter, Mrs
Z. L. Gray, has returned TO her home
in Madison, MIR. and Mrs Gray ac-
companylng her home by aulomo-
bile.
Maurice Wyrnan, VINO has recently
returned 10 his home in North Vas
salboro from overseas, was calling
on friends in town YESTERDAY
M. and Mrs. Houghton. who have
been passing several days at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Fred Wood
man. will leave for their home in
Douglass. Wynn. They made the
trip here by automobile
Eugene Foster has rerurned from
a several days vacation passed in
New Hampshire.
The regular meeting of the Good
VIII Rebekah Lodge was held last
evening, followed by a social hour
Misc Ethel Marden. who has served
as warden Tor two years, was pre-
sented with d Wallace Nurting pic
lure by the members OF the degree
taan. Refreshments of sandwiches.
cake and coffee were served
Mr.. anu Mrs. W. W Nye passed
the day yesterday IN Chelsea with
Ar. and Mrs. Guy Cheney.
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MONMOUTH

DR. and Mrs. Wynan of Sabatis
were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John 5ewett.
Fred Metcalf Of New York City is
in town.
Mrs. Roy woodbury. ID passing the
week IN Portland. the guest OF reia-
tives.
Mrs. William Edwards and children
of Augusta were guests Of her moth
er. Mrs. J. c. Gotf, for the week END.
Miss LORNA Cockrane of the Maine
State Library passed Sunday with
her parents. Hon. and Mrs. Harry
Cochrane.
DR.. ana Mrs. r 7. Chenerv are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brad
ford Of Newton Highlands. Mass
Rev I. L. Dunn. VINO is conduct
ing evangelistlc services at the Meth
odist church every evening for two
weeks. will take for his subject Sun
day morning killing Lions" There
will be a service Sunday afternoon
al O'Clock for women only. SUBJ
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JONESPORT

Z. A. Worcester, president of the
Name Rural Mail Carriers' Association.
has Just returned from a trip 10 Day,
ton. Ohio where tho national meet;ng
OF carriers was held.
Charlotte Norton and Lydia KELLEY
were among those from Jonesporr VINO
attended tie Maine Music Festival a.
Bangor.
Winnif-ed Beai has registered at the
Washington State Normal school al
Machias and left Monday to begin her
duties there.
Mildred Cousins has Recently entered
the Junesport High school in the soph.
cmore class. She attended nigh school
AT Machias last year. She ia living At
Or, vrilliamK home.
Gladys BeaI of Alleys BAY iH staying
AT D. H. -arsons and attending high
school.
The weir owners and seiners are get
ting more fish than they can find mar
ket for. All the factories and several
of the smoke houses are using all the
capacity will allow
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PTTTST0N

EAST-Mrs. George Russell il viEit-
ing at the nome of her son. Harold
Reed in Augusta.
Mrs. Pauline Boyd. and son Lester
Rpvd. and maid. arrived recently from
Jamaica Plains. Mass, for few
weeks stay in town.
Mrs.. Lester Newcpnh, who has been
visiting her. mother. Mrs. George Shea
has returned TO her home IN Lynn,
Mass
Mrs. Lucinda Butterfield and Miss
Ellen Hewey of Phillips are guests II
the home of Mrs. z. H. REID.
O. g. Pray, carrier on Route u. has
returned from 4 hunting trip 70 the big
woods of northern Maine.
large COW moose WAS seen Saturday
morning near this village by several
neouie, She Was first seen on the farm
of I. J. Hewey. but soon disappeared
in the nearby woods.
J. H Kealy went Thursday 70 Lewis
ton on a short business trip
Miss Annie Kelley of Whitefield was
the guest Friday of Miss Louise keaiy.
Miss Elizabeth Albee. who is attend
ing Gardiner EiEa school, passed the
weekend az her home.
Miss Lotrie NJ Crocker of Augusta rs
passing few DAYS at her home here.
Mrs. Eva Daggetr and little daughter
If Augusta are guests of her parents.
NJ. and Mrs. G. z. ManEir.
Mrs. Agnes Thompson of Gardiner
rassed tn weekend with her parents.
M. and Mrs. Robert Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Taylor were call
srs in whitefieid Wednesday.
Friends here of Miss Carolyn Albee,
who left reeenti.s- for Chicago, will be
pleased TO hear that she arrived safely
in that city and enjoyed the TRIP. She
has accepted position in the office of
the Electric Co. and likes very-much.
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.JOICE

Mrs. sarah Marson Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Anna Brann ii Hal
lowell.
Wadsworth Lewis left Saturday
for Union, where he has employment
for few weeks.
Mrs. Annie Lewis attended the
united Baptist convention in Angus
Ia.
George Rowe If Newton. N H. and
Mrs. c. F. Donnell of Windsor were
visitors last week at the Lewis home
stead.
Road Commissioner James P-ebie
with crew Of men is graveliug the
State aid road
Alfred Marson is working for Les
lie Lewis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

High school. has gone 10 Bucksport
Seminary.
J. J. Walker and family passed q
few days last weak al Ash Point.
Miss Izora Duncan WAS a business
visitor IN Belfast Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sanford and
Miss Alice Light. who have been
passing a week N Boston, returned
home Saturday
Donald MaIhieson and Bert Brad
street were business visitors n Bel
fast Thursday.
a number of Liberty people went
TO the fair at East Palermo Thurs
day. There was 4 fine exhibit OF
STOCK. vegetables and fancy articles.
ana the usual large gathering OF peo-
pie from other towns.
Barney Hartman returned last
week from a few days visit with
his daughter. Mrs Neal Skidmore in
Beverly, Mass.
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WEST FORKS

Carl J. Sandberg has gone 20 Hart
ford, Ct. where he has accepted a po-
siiion with the Mutual Life ms. Co.
Mrs W. J. Eoiway has returned from
Skowhegan. where she has been for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson are
in town at present
Dr. and Mrs. G. ". Twaddle of Au-
burn are visiting Mrs. Twaddles pa
rents. M and MIS-. A z. Farley.
Mont Bean and family have moved
10 Bingham.
Oscar Jones is at home for a few
days bunting.
The H & W. Co. is preparing 70 build
a dam al Cold stream.
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ROOrbach Picked for
Harvard's New Prufessorship

Cambridge, Mass. Oct, a.-The estao-
lish1nent by Harvard University of
urofessorsaip IN foreign trade. and the
selection of Prof George B. Roornacn
10 i'll the ne wpositiun, were announced
TO-DAY. II is SAID 70 be one Of the first
prufessorships Of the kind instituted ii
any college Prof. Rooroach. grad
IIare of Colgate. was professor of COM
vnerciaI geography al University OF
PENNSYLVANIA for several years In 1Slo
he studied economic and commercial
conditions in South America under the
auculces Of the Carnegie Foundation.
After service with the shipping board
during the war, he became cna-rfnan Of
he federal committee on Revision ano
-acIa ssificariun Of trade Statistics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

Guy Norton of Boston. Mass, has
been business visitor in town the
past week.
Robert Whitehpuse and Hugh
Chase are attending the Boston
School Of Technology.
Mrs. A. F McMann. who has been
the guest of friends IN Portland, re-
turned home Saturday
Miss Roundy of Fairfield, has been
the guest uf her sister, Mrs. c. 7.
GRAHAM for a few days past.
John Hayneltnn has moved into the
rent Vacated by Fl. K Adams.
Miss Fisher Of Pressure Isle. was
a week-end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r
H. whifetouse
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PITTSFlElD

A nesting of the Masonic lodges Of
the I'd dtstric, viii be held with Nerd
I'm Lodge. r. and A. M, Thursday
evening, Oct. g The lodges inciudei
In the district are Plymouth. Newpnrt
Exeter. carinna. Aaruand. Cambridge.
DixInpnr and Pittsfieid
Mr. and Mrs z. n. Shaw and Mr. and
Mrs c. q. Smell left Thursday on a
hunting trip TO Rangeiey. making ths
trip in the Shaw automobile.
William r. GelcheIl was In Eallowell
Thursday TO attend the funeral service
of his brother Charles c. Getchell.
whose death occurred there Tuesday Z.
the age Of 2 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward wyman lefr
Thursday for n visit with relatives in
Dover, y. H. and Lowell. Mass.
Mrs Ida LundT, who has been visiting
in the home Of her brother c. P. Libby,
for several weeks. left Thursday for
New York where she will pass the win
ier with her nephew, Carl Libby.
Dwight Kimball left Thursday for
Fort Kent for a risit with mis- SISTER.
Ms. Stanley Burrill.
At meeting of Somerset Lodge. K.
Of P. held Thursday evening there was
work on candidates..
Mr. and Mrs. D. w Manock. MIS-.
Alice Manock. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Devlin and two children of New York.
eft Thursday IN the Devlin Limousine
for a trip TO Bar Harhor
Jonn Armstrong, Eatetender at the
Main street crossing, has returned from
Two Weeks vacation passed in Port.
land
Q. ". Clerntnt of Detroit was a busi
less caller IN town Thursday.
W. II. Bailey has been appointed
second trick operator At the ID. c. r.
r. station. to succeed L. r. Bell. Mr..
Bailey was formerly employed in the
local office for SIX years and his
many friends are glad 10 see him
back again.
Mrs. Nellie M. EunneweIl. county
chairman for ". q. s. work IN Som
erset county and Mrs. W. M. Earring
ton, publicity chairman. attended a
meeting Of the East Penobscot coun-
" workers. held with Mrs. W. z.
Rackiitf, chairman of East Penebscor
county, ar hsr hcme on High street
IN Newport, Thursday, which was
addressed by Mrs. Grace A. Wing,
State manager, of Portland.
The special Revival campaign
which is now under progress in the
Methodist Episcopal church Is un-
questionahly meeting with very graz
uyts, results. The attendance is
large and responsive The congrega-
tlonal singing IS with heartiuess and
ferverency. such as Is often absent
N Christian Worship. Up TO date So
have taken their stand and have
signed cards expressing their inten-
tion to live. by the grace Of God.
better lives. Evangelist Powell re-
tains his physical energy in re-
markabie manner. He throws him
self into the work Of winning men to
Christ regardless of self In every
service there Is something immense
ly helpful and uplifting.
The following are the themes ,1pou
which Mr. Powell viii speak during
the remaining days OF the campaign.
Saturday night. The Man Who
Knows Cod" Sunday 1880 A. NJ.
"A Fragrant Life; Sunday P. M,
"Companionsnip with Cod" evening
clock. The Down Hill Path. y
Monday evening, 80 o'clock. The
Most Beautiful Person IN Pittsfield -
Monday the last day of the cam
pAign. morning 10 O'Clock. An Old
Fashion Prayer Meeting" $50 2.
M. Spiritual Five" 80 P M. the
last service, theme. VIII You Be
There"
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The clerks Of the D. W. Adams
store called on Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kirshner ar their new home on
Cushman street Thursday evening.
The party was IN honor of the recsnt
mArriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Kirschner.
and they were presented with silver
and cut glass. Refreshments were
served and after passing very
pleasant evening, all left at a late
hour wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Kirschner
many happy wears of welded pros
perity. Mrs Kirschner was at one
time a clerk at the Adams store.
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Readfisid Grange met in regular ses-
sion Saturday, Oct 4. with = good At
tendance Snms matrsrs of nusiness
were transacted. Much credit 10 due
Sadie J. Dunn for the excellent dinner
servei II noon. An Interesting program
was presented by the lecturer, Edith M
CHM; singing by Grange. Flow Gently
Sweet Alton -'oid Black Joe.' 'Tsnt-
ing IN this Oid Camp Gn0und' and
Onward Chr stian Soidiessr: address.
Farm Wood Lots and Forestry" Prof-
John Briscne of the L. of n. A rising
vote of thanks was given Prot Briscna.
Kannebec Pomona holds the fruit mset-
lng at ReRdfield wednesday. Oct. 3
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REPEAL CANADIAN
RECIPROCITY ACT
APPROVED BY HOUSE

Washington. Oct e.-Repeal of the
Canadian Reciprocity act. passed during
The Tai. administration and which De-
came a dead letter because Canada did
not enact similar Legislation. was APP
proved today by the House without OPP
position. The repeal bill now goes TO
the Senate.
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How 70 Remove Tobacco
Stain from the Teeth

~ 5;.E scrubhIng brush and some
,sftg Duwder viii scour anything
,s-' Ais lin the best hardwood noor
: SD WITH some tooth pasres. They
,F1 e.eaa. bur N the process VIII
So y ne enamel Of the teeth
4-r William Kuebier of 1903 Arch
o'''e Philadelphia, considers him.
- henry smoker His dentist
a, nm A!bedun Dental Cream was
4. Hts' repatriation he knew ef- MI
:, .-'''s' now says it is the only one
'@' "" Eaep his teeth free from TO-
80 stain ana tartar. and do II
'~aont injury.
'foer heavy smokers try II.
IMPORTANT dentists use Albadon
'6!f@ly at the chair to clean their
H.. '''s ,seth. II Is appropriate and
\. -aF women and children. A tube
-s,... "a me cream lasting five weeks
Lii ~ 2;ir.-Adv
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Cause of Stomach
Sickness
TOW . 7eiie~e Stomach distress IN
Few Minutes. Money Back "
-satrnert Does NOT cvercc:re Any
-o-r u lnciqestlon.

III -eai as though there was lump
2 saQ a. me pit Of the stomach, axe
! 'olp' 11 Mona stomach tablets ann
:, n" minutes Won should see t2At AL
e'HH.ae' istrnss mas vanished.
.a- aeica gas, have heartburn or
s9Hr srarsacn. YOU need Mi-o-Tla- l.
enIr stomach feels upset the morning
siie' l!gnt before take TWO Mi-o-na
= '-t- ana see how quickly you gel re-
0- Iave snorrness of breath, DAN
7 t- e-aInacn. warerorash or toui
fa,.. NJ need Mi-o-na and the soon
+ OBI -a, I The sooner your stomach
'Sho,u lsr-nr,n It's duties properly
oa Use a box of Mi-o-na tablets
70 ee hat II lbs not overcome your
,ao'ees mn or stomach trouble. take Ine
'.Rp," BOX % your dealer and ne W.
ft.uAG -ai;r money For safe by BOW
Io,ies- 4 1ster CO and all LEADING drug
sista 4cv
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Ginsberg, referee. Pratt and e. @.
Small unesInan; c. ". Weymouth.
time keeper Came was played tu-
four Is minute periods.
Foxcroft won the loss and kicked
but bad pass put Newport back.
after second quarter Newport was
pushed back down the field and
Crane took the ball over. In the sec
ono half Of the game Foxcruft kicker
Newport was again pushed back AMI
Fowler took the bah over. At this
stage n the game Stedrnan was taken
ont and Libbey put IN his place. ana
again the visitors pushed Newport
back ana Crane TOOK the ball over
the line. During the fourth period
Newport succeeded IN holding the
Academy team. and finally with rhrae
minutes more 70 play. a forward pass
10 Newton hook the bail to the one
yard line. Towne put the bail over
During the game no goals were
kicked owing 10 a brisk WING, The
score being Is TO favor Of Foxcruft
academy.
Special mention should DC made p
the playing by Furoisn. Towne
Crane. Palmer and Fowler and of
the 60 yard gam made by Newton OF
a forward pass.
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New Edwards Storehouse
Possibility Next Spring

It was announced yesterday that
among the strong possibilities of new
buildings IN the city with the coming of
another spring viii be the erection of
six-story brick storehouse by the Ed
wards Manufacturing Co. at the north
end of the cuInpanys mill properly in
this city.
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SHOWS MARKED IMPROVEMENT
George St. Hilaire's Condition Thurs
day Gives Some disbursement

The condition of George st. fIiiaire
who fell from St. Augustine church
On Tuesday morning, was throughout
the day and evening Thursday cunsid-
cred much more favorable than on the
preceding day and he was much more
comfortable. An X-Ray photograph
was secured and among other thing
disclosed was the fact that bott, bones
Of the left leg were broken. that four
ribs in the small of the back were sep
arated from the spine, the worst feature
of this being that the bones were crush
ed down On top of one another The
improvement of the condition of the
unfortunate man Yesterday was SO
marked over that Of Wednesday night
as 70 give some encouragement