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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
Twin State Gas & Electric Co.
WITH ELECTRIC AND GAS PLANT ON W0oDF0RD
AT 52s MAIN ST, BENNINGTON HAVE AIDED UPBUnD
ING OF BENNINGTON AND THE COUNTY FURNISHING
THE HIGHEST TYPE OF sERvCE-UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
MEN OF EXPERIENCE IN fHE BUSINESS WORLD

II is fact beyond question that
gas and electric service is essential
to the progress and expansion of any
community. Therefore, in detailing
the prospects for a Greater County
it is both with feeling of satisfact-
ion that We direct your special att
ention to this company.
There is probably no other COM
muinty this size in the country that
is better equipped in this respect for
this well known and popular concern
has provided modern and scientifical
ly correct equipment for the distri-
button of gas and electricity.
AS the worlds greatest authorities
have approved the recent inventions
in equipment,they have been mined
lately adopted by this company. and
this, coupled with the maintenance
here of one Of the most modern and
up-to-date plants in this section, is
responsible for the very satisfactory
service rendered to their patrons ov-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

In a review Of this character il is
eminently fitting that we devote some
Of our space 10 a frank testimonial Of
The excellent work performed at this
studio, in the successful practice Of
interesting and artistic profession.
The art Of photography. which was
introduced by Da Guerre nearly a
century ago, has within the period
developed from a mechanical trade 70
an art q science. and the photog-
rapher Of today must he person Of
advanced ideas and thorough training
20 a. 70 successfully compete with
those who are now making this pro-
tession an art science. As regards
the above we can say that this studio
Is IN charge Of finished photographer
who has made a life study Of this in
'eresting and artistic profession and
never lets an opportunity pass where
90 Be able 20 learn all % the
latest and mos; modern means Of the
art and prepare 20 be able 10 give
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

customers the latest and best and that
modern photography.
To have in this studio which
may be termed as one OF our art cen
ter, the latest mechanical devices for
the production Of artistic photographs
and is admirably equipped to produce
anything in the way Of modern pho
Biography 70 please the most critical
In the artistic production Of chill
dren's pictures they have gained well
merited commentator. In the matter
Of making outdoor views and com
mercial work they have ably demon
strzted their ability on many occa-
sions- They have an excellent display
including the photographs Of many
weil-knoWn people Of this Ficinity.
Taken all in all. the proprietor Is
a worthy member Of the profession
and the citizens Of this section are
70 be congratulated upon having a
person Of such artistic ability in their
midst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
B. w. Davis
Manchester Depot Headquarters For City Plumbing And
All Kinds Of Plumbing Supplies Fixtures Heating And Sheet Met
al Work In All Their Phases

Metropolitan service of the very
highest order is offered the peo-
pie Of this section by this we'll
known firm. No matter what prob
lens you may have in the plumb
ing line. all you have to do is TO
consult with them and they will
be able TO solve them for you to an
advantage.
Efficient and de1terous by reason
OF the knowledge that comes from
having mastered all the intricate
technical problems OF the plumb
ing and sanitary engineering pro-
fession, and supreme in the pres
tige that comes from the use Of the
hnest materials. they have built up
an extensive patronage in this sec
ton and have won for themselves
and their establishment a promin-
ent place in the business life Of
this part Of the country.
At their up-to-date and thorough
~ complete establishment you will
Ind equipment and fixtures the
most scientifically correct and the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

Because Of the great volume OF
business transacted through their
extensive wholesale establishment be
cause Of the up-to-date business meth
DDS of the firm and the high quality
Of the products which it handles, this
well-known concern has gained for
this section a commercial prestige as
an excellent market for retailers that
could be gained in no other manner.
Thousands of dollars are brought
into this section each year through
the trade channels presided over by
this well-known house and a number
of people are also given employment
by this concern. The fact that their
trade extends over all adjoining eoun-
ties, which is their especial field,
brings new faces, new business and
added prosperity to the city in which
they are located.
Their products will be found in the
leading stores and shops everywhere The
story of the success of this firm is one
that many business men would find
profitable reading. This firm began
It's career with the firm belief that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

latest design in great variety and a
stock that is full and complete.
Bath tubs and bath room necessi-
ties there are in great profusion
and you will find that in this de-
partment the wide experience OF
this firm will accrue 10 your adyan-
tage.
A special feature OF the service
Is the complete plumbing and
water systems for country rest
dences. they being prepared to in
stan the most approved systems
for the farmers OF the county and
are thus doing perhaps more than
anyone 70 modernize this county.
All Of the other features OF THE
trade are as well handled and
every detaiL4s given the most pains
taking care.
Honest and STRAIGHTFORWARD in
their business policies. he Is a
prominent man in the oommerci..
world Of this section and We wish
TO recommend him 70 al OF our
readers who may be in need Of
anything In this line.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

success could be obtained by furnish
ing goods Of quality upon a reason
able margin of profit With this
method in mind and a reduced expense
on account Of their location in a small
city, it proceeded upon its career upon
the solid foundation of good values
and reasonable prices. As their trade
increased and the business flourished
they expanded until now it is one of
the leading wholesale establishments
of the state.
So extensive and established has be-
come their trade that their brand of
goods is known everywhere. From
its large offices and warerooms
merchants in this section receive their
supplies.
Each department of this we'll
known house is in charge of a man
thoroughly conversant with the whole
sale business conditions of the coun-
try, while the management is in
charge of man of wide experience
in the buying world, familiar with re-
tail trade conditions and the new
Of the country promises to
accrue to the benefit of his firm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
The WardDrug Store

At 5ls MAIN ST. BENNINGTON MOST COMPLETE DRUG STORE
HANDLING FULL LINE OF DRUGS-UNDER THE ABLE DIRECT
ION EXPERT PHARMACISTS PROMINENT PROFESSIONAL
AND BUSINESS MEN OF THE COMMUNITY CANDIES THEIR
MOS BOTTLES STATIONERY REMEDIES PAINTS-THIS STORE
is JUST AS CLOSE AS YOUR TELEPHONE PARCEL
POST CHARGES PHONE ORDERS DOLLAR OR MORE
THE FINEST SODA GRIILs sTATE-A FEATURE
COMPLETE SERVICE is THE FACT MEDICINE
vERTIsED ANY UNDER ANY NAME CAN BE SECURED
HERE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

err the county, and for the fact that
every patron of the concern is also
a loyal supporter and a consistent
booster for it.
Nor has the manager and his asso-
ciates in the company been satisfied
with merely providing for the imme-
date needs of the people of this sec
ton. With a broad vision of the flu
ture they have made Improvements
with the view Of greater expansion
OF their service and have been most
loyal supporters in the movement for
a Greater County"
II is not necessary here that we
detail the many desirable features of
their service to the public.
In conclusion, however, we wish to
state that he and his associates have
always taken commendable inter-
est in all propositions that furthered
public improvement and that they
have been willing and anxious TO aid
in the expansion and growth Of the
county at all times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

readily choose the Buick.
The Cadillac has long been a fay-
orite with thousands Of discriminat-
ing motor car buyers and the eight
cylinder car has proven a worthy
successor for n long line Of prede-
cessons. II has long ceased TO be
secret among automobile men that
he who buys a Cadillac this season
will almost invariably be found driy-
ing a Cadillac for many years. Past
experience has proven this 10 be an
almost invariable rule What further
proof OF their superiority is needed?
when he selected these cars TO hand
lie in this territory he evidenced
the fact that he knew the auto
mobile business and is familiar
with real true value in motor cars.
They have become famous through
out the world. Each member of this
firm is courteous and accommodating
and will be pleased at any time TO
demonstrate the advantages of these
wonderful cars.
In the transportation line they
handle the best products Of the Cen
eral Motors Company. the famous
c. NJ. c. trucks. These are made in
all sizes TO suit the needs OF all
classes OF transportation. The three
quarter ton truck was designated by
Uncle Sam as the official army truck
Of this size and rendered the best of
service. They also have all the inter
sizes up TO the five ton
truck that are designed for all class
es Of work. They give the best OF
truck service.
No matter whether you need a
,ar for business or for pleasure, they
are able to fit you out.
The Prest-O-Lite Co. recognized
he abilityof this firm and has ap-
pointed them their offoical represent
tive and service station for this
erritory. This isone of the leading
batteries manufactured and has al
ways given the owners the very best |
II service. In the Pret-o-Lite Perfect |
"a Process Plate, the super hard |
ENTER phovides all the strength.
liability and long life OF the social
ID hard plate" but without the sac
ifice OF pep" and power character
site OF all hard plate" batteries.
This well known dealer is one OF
he prominent citizens OF the COM
nunity with a comprehensive know
edge OF the automobile business. His
ctivities add to the commercial eff
iciency OF the community. He is
thoroughly familiar with every det-
IL Of the business having had wide
experience in this field. Associated
nth him are the most competent
mployes who know their business
rom A TO z. II quite naturally fol-
lws. then. that this establishment
as come to be one Of the popular
nd one OF the leading ones OF its
special field with a patronage that
] steadily and rapidly increasing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
Home Furniture Co.

CONDUCTS IN BENNINGTON FIELD KNOWN AS THE QUALITY
HOME FURNsHERs" THE LARGEST AND LEADING FURN
ITURE RUG AND DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE STATE OF
FERRNG COMPLETE SERVICE AT TIMES KEEPING THE
STORE JUST LITTLE IN ADVANCE STYLES OF THE DAY
STORE THAT HAS BECOME INSTITUTION AND WHOSE PRO-
DUCTS BEAR THE HALLMARK OF CRAFTSMANSHIP DE.
PARTMENT BEING IN MAN OF BROAD EXPERIENCE
EXCELLENT TASTE AND WIDE READER ON THE FURNITURE
AND DECORATIONS PERIODS OF HIsToRY-THEY
FEATURE THE AE0LIAN VOCATION AND RECORDS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

And here We are right around 70
the time when most men decide "a
swear OF smoking. and stick 70 IL
for almost a week
There's this about eating az home
you don't have 10 get up from the
table and tip a highWAyman for
waiting on you.
Love makes the world 20 round.
but IL usually tskes marriage TO
square Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

secure il here on the most favorable
terms that the market affords. lie
can give you room in William and
Mary. Queene Anne. Louis XIV, Col
onial. or any other late designs.
This firm is one OF the most yalu-
able commercial assets OF the city.
for it brings thousands Of dollars
which would go to some other trade
center were this progressive, COM
plete and up-to-date concern not
serving the people in such satisfactory
manner. There is nothing that adds
more greatly to the progress and
prosperity of community than
progressive business people who ap-
preciate necessity OF keeping up to
the times in the selection Of their
stock and the manner Of operating
their business.
The people Of this community have
come to look to this store for every
thing in the furniture line and there
fore it is not strange that this fun
eral parlors and furniture store are
distinctive features Of the commercial
and professional life of the COM
munity. Each is latter day
business men of the county, a con-
sistent booster and for his home COM
munity in this County Edition
we are pleased to compliment him
and refer all Of our readers to his es-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

some women may not know II.
but there's notInhing that spreads
faster than gossip. unless it's ths
Itch.
Speaking o. spark plugs." said =
man yesterday. nothing beats the
old-fashiOned kind that could b
driven with one hand
II IL almost impossible for the av-
ersge citizen 20 keep his temper
when he's ia the wrong.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

In review Of the progress in th'
automotiye circles OF this section Of
the state there Is no one firm which
IL deserving Of more well merited
patronage and praise than the above
organization which has brought auto
satisfaction 70 hundreds and aided
In the motorizing Of the community.
The Oakland for which they are
the official distributors. Is universal
ly acknowledged one OF the greatest
motor values o. the age II needs
no introduction 10 the local public
for the famous Sensible Six" cars
are known the world over Let US
suggest. however. that you see this
firm al once for the demand this
year Is far In excess OF the factory
output. Call at their establishment
and let them show you the Oakland.
II you are interested In the purchase
OF a car. you will then readily
choose the Oakland
The Oakland line furnishes all
models. IL the lowest priced six cy-
Hinder car made and Is the most &c
onomical 20 run. giving more milage
on gasoline and more miles on tires
than any other kind Of a car. This is
the reason Il has earned the title Of
THE Sensible Six
The real test OF an automobile
comes in the manner in which IL ae-
tually stands up on the road. Those
who have never enjoyed the salts
faction Of driving a Chevrolet car
cannot fully appreciate the wonder
ful value offered at such a reason
able price. or course we know that
this car enjoys the reputation of be-
ting the leader in its class and the
name you know has always stood
for good quality for years. But this
famous line OF cars is so far super
Tor to any other in this class that
you must know IL intimately to fully
appreciate II.
There is not another completely
equipped car on the market that is
sold at such a reasonably low fg-
ure as the Chevrolet for which they
are the representatives. II has the
self-starter. demountable rims. top
and all other modern Improvements
and the IF b" is one Of the most ell
egant and luxurious cars on the
sustaing the Chevrolet quail
ity.
The Buick for which they az the
official distributors. is universally
acknowledged as one OF the greatest
motod values OF the age II needs
no Introduction TO the local public
FOR the famous valye-in- head motor
cars are known the world over. Let
US suggest, however. that you see
this firm at once for the demand for
Bucks this year is far in excess Of
The factory output Call at their
and let them show you
The Buick. II you are interested in
The purchase Of car, you will then
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
Marshall's Garage

WITH ESTABLISHMENTS AT NORTH BENNINGTON AND MAIN AND
SOUTH SIS IN BENNINGTON ARE THE DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE
CADILLAC THE BUICK THE OAKLAND AND CHEVROLET AUTO
MOBILES AND THE FAMOUS G N c TRUCKS AS WELL AS THE
PREsT-ouTE STORAGE MISUNDERSTANDING COMPLETE
SERVICE ON CARS INCLUDING ELECTRICAL STORAGE BAT
Terry woRK-UEDER ABLE DIRECTION OF W NJ MARSHALL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
Bennington Wholesale Co.

CONDUCT NORTH BENNINGTON LARGEST LEADING
WHOLESALE GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT IN THIS SECTION AND
GIVE RETAIL TRADE SERVICE THAT CANNOT BE EQUAL
ED-FRoM THEIR LARGE ESTABLISHMENT MERCHANTS IN THIS
SECTION OF THE STATE THEIR sUPPLIEs-THEY FEA
TURE GROCERIES, TOBACCO FLOUR, SUGAR AND SALT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

1t may well be said that no business
house transacting business in this
part Of the country today has main
tanned a better heritage or has a
higher standing as leading home
Quitting establishment than this well
known establishment.
The people in charge OF the de-
partment are familiar with the de-
tails of the business and can tell you
exactly what you need TO match up
with your surroundings.
This time-tried and well conducted
is store of the people
and for the people-a store built on
the plan that aims to give mutual
pleasure, satisfaction and benefit, for
it is the aim of the proprietors TO
make the life of the people worth
while by supplying at reasonable
prices the necessaries. the comforts.
and Injuries. The va
rious articles have been selected by
he proprietor with view to perfec
ion in three things: Comfort, beauty
md durability, and embrace as
whole the most beautiful and durable
productions of the American furni.
ure makers art. II makes no differ
nee whether it is a room you desire
o furnish, the whole house or just a
'iece or two that you want, you can
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
The White Studio

Conduct 25 Main St.
Under Most Competent Direction OF Wills Receiving
The Patronage Not Only OF The Surrounding Territory
And Meritng The Prominent Position which Attained
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

There resolutions and resolu your
uons but can't make better home
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
MOONEY WITNESS
RECANTS EVIDENCE
John McDonald's Reputation
Made Public Through
Frank 2. Walsh.

John Mcdonald. one OF the four prin-
cipal witnesses for the prosecution. on
whose testimony Thomas J. Mooney was
convicted in connection with the explo-
sion of an internal machine in San
Francisco on July %. 1916. has repudi-
ated in two affidavits the evidence he
gave In the California Court McDon-
AIDS recantation may reopen the entire
case, which has been a nucleus OF much
bitter agitation on the part Of organized
labor in behalf of Mooney.
Nine persons died as result of the
explosion. Mooney was convicted and
sentenced to death. Warren X. Billings.
his alleged accomplice, whom McDon-
aids estimony also helped to convict.
received a life sentence. After Mooney
had lost every appeal President Wilson
finally interceded with Gov. Stephens of
California. and the deah sentence was
committed to Imprisonment for life
5riends of the labor leader. however.
nave continued to press the movement
for his release on the ground that he
was the victim of n "frameup" on the
part of the police.
McDonalds affidayits were made pub
The New York herald., 1921-02-09

Mooney and Warren X. Billings. against
whom he testified was a frame up"
marks the third recent statement or al
legged facts tending TO show that these
men were the victims OF per1ured testi-
mony.
McDonald's reported statement was
characterized as the effect of corrupt
propaganda" by Edward A. Cunha, who.
as Assistant District Attorney, prose-
cuted Mooney.
Mcdonald. formerly a circus per-
former, was the inmate of a Salvation
Army hotel here at the time Of the
explosion. he told former Policeman
Hextron and acquaintance at the hotel
that he had seen two men set the suit
case that contained the bomb, and later
identified pictures OF Mooney and Bill
ings as the men he had seen.
He was then taken in charge by the
Police Department and held under guard
In a hotel throughout the trials. Ac-
cording to the police and Cunha, he
volunteered every statement and identi-
hcation he made. The defence held that
he could not have seen the bomb setting
as there was dense crowd around the
scene for an hour or more before the
bomb exploded.
The two other statements were made
by James Brennan, who. as Assistant
District Attorney. prosecuted Billings,
and Draper Hand. policeman. who ar
rested some OF the principals. TO the
effect that there were indicatio of
irregularity in the evidence against the
suspects.
The offer OF Frank p. Walsh, special
counsel in the Mooney defence, to re-
turn Mcdonald to San Francisco for a
reiteration OF his statement to the local
authorities will be accepted. District At
torney Brady said to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09

TO the eight members OF the Ladies
Auxiliary Board who resigned last No
vember when an attempt was made TO
strip them OF their power. which it was
proposed TO vest In Col Ernest Il. Coul-
ter, the society's general manager. At a
meeting OF the directors in the library
of the New York Law Institute. 100
Broadway. yesterday it was voted to
elect three women 10 the board as soon
ar there are vacancies and 10 create a
new welfare committee 10 &c made up
of three men and l.rc eigns women who
were on the auxiliary board.
John G. Agar said after the meeting
that he hoped the women would accept
the action of the board as satisfactorily
settling all difficulties and that he be-
The New York herald., 1921-02-09

Iieved they would. Women have never
before had representation on the dircc-
torate. n fact which contributed largely
TO the trouble in November
I'VE wnnt them 10 come back" he
said, because we are all interested ia
the efficacy of the society's work"
The women who resigned from the
auxiliary board because OF dlssatisfac-
ton with the conduct Of affairs We're
Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt I'd. Mrs. II. Clos
ter Armstrong. Mrs. J. Nelson Borland.
Mrs. George Nichols. Mrs. c. S. Borg.
Mrs. Morgan J. O'Brien. Miss Ellen 5.
Parks and Mrs Mortimer Schiff. Mrs.
Robert Gerry, the remaining member. did
not leave the organization.
The action OF the directors at yester-
days meeting was taken after a con-
cilia ton committed. appointed to discuss