The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village ard
Advertisements.

Com ng-" Buffalo Bill
Mrs. Davis has large library
table Tor sale.
See our window for specimens OF
SIS to $25 dresse At the Murray's.
We are giving a very generous clean
IN reduction on the balance of our
winter coat stock The Murray's.
Goodyear glove brand, first quality,
light weight rubbers for every style
of shoes, at Noveck's 6lt2
! Extra large variety of ladies' flan
nolette night robes at very reasonable
prices. at Noveck's. 6lt9
: Hnrleys 5-piece orchestra will play
for the Armistice lance at Lawrence
Hall, South SALISBURY, November
H.
Just received, large new shipment
OF the newc.t in ladies' new fall and \
winter coats at exceptionally low
prices. At Novecks 6lt2 .
William Russell in MIXED Faces !,
pie ty or action. Russell plays dual
role. az Judge and fire eAtlnguisnsr j
agent na.ts Theatre, tomorrow
For the best va.ues in mems and /
boys ahoes, try pair OF Emerson
shoes. 4 wide variety OF lasts and
feathers at $500, at Novechs. '6lt2
See Jimmy Gallop set fire to hotel
in order to persuade the owner to buy
fire ext.nguishers in mixed Faces,
,,rng william russell Harte Thea
ire, tomorrow.
Homemade maple walnut creams,
39c b.. peach blossoms, 29c ID; pop
corn brittle, 29c lb.; peanut brittle, l9e
lb. Weekend specials at Bennington
Candy Shop
Men, try pair Of our new Emer
son shoes. Large shipment just re.
ceived. Prices range from $500 to
% 90 and are splendid values at Nov
eck,s "Glt2
See my Wild irish Rose faith and
yez cannot afford to miss such grand
production which is typical Of Irish
VT humor and fighting blood. Opera
House, tonight and tomorrow night.
There's many smile and heart
throb in what happens to Richard
Lartbelmess in ''rhe Seventh Day
It's typical CT Barthemess' best pic
lures. and you'll enjoy i immensely.
Harte Theat. Monday
All those who enjoy excit ng and
romantic melodrama will go wild over
the new Vitagraph special, My Wild
Irish Rose" And all those who want
a good laugh must see Larry Semon
riot OF fun. Opera House tonight ana
tomorrow.
Chldren's book week will be OBJ
served at the Bennington Free Library
beginning Monday, Nov. 49, and closing
Saturday. Nov. Is. The story for the
children will be Saturday forenoon
Nov. Is. at 1915, when Miss Jeanette
PEI kins will tell story
A miscellaneous shower was given
Miss Alma La Cross Thursday even
ing at the Nome Of Miss EXelia Boutir
on County street in honor OF her APP
preaching marriage An elaborate
luncheon was served and Mis- La
Cross was the recipient of many beau
t.ful gifts.
See Irene Castle in mo Trespas''
ing" As Mabel Cotton, daughter o
a powerful tinancier, she rides, sw ms
dances and wears gorgeous gowns ant
wraps. and the story has an appea
that will trike a responsive note II
the heart OF every person who sees II
Fox News and a Big V Comedy
Harte Theatre. today.
Regular services of the Christian
Science society are held Sunday morn
ng at II o'clock and wednesday even
ing at 80 at 600 Main street. Il
the same building is free reading
room where authorized literature Of
Christian Science may be read, borrow
ed or purchased Ii is open daily iron
to 5 D. M, except Saturday. Sunda
and holidays. The public is cordial
inv ted to use the reading room an
attend the services.
John Coonradt of Hoo lick Falls wa
seriously injured early Wednesda
evening when he was struck an
knocked down by an automobile owl
ed and driven by l.. f. Worden of tn
!. firm CT Rising & Worden, Hoosic
Falls. Coonradt was walking alon
the the concrete road in the vicinit
of the John Hobart Warren estate, 3
ing toward Hoosick. Mr.. Worden WI
driving his car toward Hoosick Fail
Because of the shock, which the u
fortunate man suffered from the acc
dent. it was imposs BILE at first to d
termine the extent OF his injuries
SOUTH SHAFTSBURY