The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Ladies' wool heather hose Use to
$500 at Noyeck's. 3St2
Warm comfortables and blankets at
reasonable prices at Noveck's. SSt2
Oh, Oh, Cindy-Tyhe show that cuts
the high cost Of laughter. Seats $3.50
down to soc.
Friday and Saturday 10 per cent.
price reduction on all Emerson shoes
al Noveck's. 1852
A number of used rifles for sale.
All kinds OF ammunition at McGurk's
| SAP Main street.
Until the close of cider season,
cider in 10 gallon lots or over Acc a
gallon at the Hamlin cider mills 37t3
Conway Tearle in Society Snobsp.
Pathe News and Catching a Coon, I"
a sportsman's picture. Harte Theatre
to-day.
James Morton's singing will be a
feature of the Methodist service to-
niglt. Prof. h. E. Long leads the
congregational singing.
There will be special meeting Of
Troop /, Bennington Boy Scouts, to-
night at 1880. AS this is an import
ant meeting all Scouts are urged to
attend.
Some people become "Snobsp upon
the sudden accumulation OF money.
Would you? Here is a chance to find
out. See Society Snobs" starring
Conway Tearle. Harte Theatre to-
| day
Tunes that will make You whistle or
hum as YOU leave the theatre, lots Of
them in O., Oh, Cindy. Snappily
costumed chorus groups who really
sing and dance will put these tunes
across.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer lockwood an.
nounce the marriage on October 10,
OF their daughter, Helen, to William
Parker Of New York City Mr.. and
Mrs Parker win make their home in
New York.
Earths age-old secret out at last
Woman herself has. answered the
eternal question And the Sphinx
winks and smiles See What Every
Woman Knows" Opera House tomor
row nigit
Franklin Kennedy sends special in.
yitation to the young people to attend
the service at the Methodist Church
this evening This invitation extends
10 the people OF the community as
we'll as to those of the Methodist
church.
Remember to get your season tick.
lets for the Saturday evening concerts
at NJ. f. church. Season tickets,
eight numbers. $500 children 7 to IA
years, $l00; under years free.
October 22d, "The virginians,' color
ed quartet Single tickets 35 cents.@
1878
Big moonlight and confetti dance
in Hawks hall Friday evening, Octob-
er q. Good music, good order and a
good time under the auspices OF the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. Dance
every Friday evening from 9 to /.
Admission soc plus tax. All welcome
36ti
Because of the Illness OF r. y.
Breed. consulting engineer who is con
fined to a hospital In New York, the
village board of trustees was unable
to make any progress toward closing
up the business OF permanent street
improvements at the adjourned meet
ing held Thursday evening.
At the Methodist church last night
Mr.. Kennedy of Pittsheld spoke with
extraordinary pith and power The
dead earnestness OF the man the clear
thinking, and his analysis OF human
nature is fascinating and appealing
| That a man or woman, boy or girl, can
ultimately succeed only in the Iris
tian life; and that that life can sur
vive only in loyalty TO Jesus Christ
and cooperation with the Christian
Church is brought home with pung-
ent reality I'M his sermons. James
Morton, the noted tenor of Pittsiield
sang two gospel solos. Both Mr.. Ken.
NEEDY and Mr.. Morton viii he present
tonight The public is cordially in
yited.
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