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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

40 m, $ mostem pres nahon o.
sv6tlosti 5 m, Sc stavbou o.
chrannych hrazi as 425 m
dlouhych, Sc stavbou pffjezdo-
vych obonstrannych ramp a 8
prohloubenim dna feciste Gas
5000 Krychl. zemin.)
Umrti. - Dne %. m. m. ze-
mfel v Praze " sanatorium po-
dolsicm Jan Milan Stctka, pro
fesor M gymnasiu turc. sy..
martinsKem. Do prevratu byl
Stetka ev. fararem v Turanecb
(zupa turcanska). Kdyz pc
prevratu chtely mad d'arske thu
pv zamezit obsazeni Slovenska
ceskyni oddly, doslo mezi
.Turany a Kratovany X boiim.
Stftl;a sam uchopil rucnici a
~ "a. ~
spechal ceskym vojinam s od-
dilem svych farnlkd ma pomoc.
Rojoval zmuzile az do posled-
niho okaziku. Kdyz -dostal;
Mad'ari posily nase oddly
slednfmi, kdoz uposlechli roz-
kazu k ustupu. PAX utckl do
ustoupily, byl Stetka mezi po-
Prahy, kde sc s1castnil narod-
n, prace slovenskych pfedaki.
Po nayratu SVEN ma Slovensku
pracoval horliv6 k utuzeni tce-
skoslovenske jednoty jako fa-
ritf, pozdeji jako gymn. profe-
sor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

& q stop. Mnohe alpske osa-
jsou dplne odrfznuty od 81
Rtniho sveta, zeleznicnf do
ava Sc svycarskem je napro
8 zastavena. Osobnf dopra.
y pres Nemecko a ceskoslo-
" 9nsko. je ochromena. Vsech-
1fa alpska m6sta oz1,amuji ne
dostatek potravin. Vysok&
ever opousti hory a hleda d.
tocist6 v ndolfch a v selskych
usedlOstech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
sNEH0vE BoukE. v RA-
KOUSKU.

Widen. 4. Jedfaa. Nebyva-
Il temef pocasf panuje tou do
hou n cel& centralnf Alpske g
ldIsti. Vcera byl jiz devaty
den repfetrzite sn6hov4 vani-
&c v Rakousku. Teplota klesla
na Is stupid pod bodem mra-
zu v horskych krajinach. Ma
mnoze 1lapadlo snehu zyysi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
Pani a sluzka.

"Prosfm vas, Anna, proc sc
paradite? Vzdyt' jsem vam
fekla. abyate sla umyt okna."
emu. prave proto -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
Mode,.ni Robinson. q

m Sc oznafnuje: Australasia
Iovtf Tod "Anzac' pfit kfizo-l
yalni We yodach severne cd Au-l
stralie pfirazila ma maly ostrdl
vek, jenz md sotva 8 kilone-I
try olvodn, ale je d;vukrasny
q pfelrodny. Pam jake Jedi
n6ho obyvatele objevila posad-
ka stafickeho b6locha, ktery
Sc tam usadil pred davnJmi le-
tv. O6 t6 dolby neopustil svoji!
St'astnoI vyspu. Vystav6l sill
pohodlnou chatu, ktera bklo-|
pena ie velikou zahradou. ;Tu
q tam zakotvf u ostrova led. :.
ktera starci jeho kozy a ovce
|vym9nf "a prdmyslove vyrob-
Ky. Novodoby poustevnik PHI
|steh0val Sc ma ostravek s par
KEN koz a parkem ovci a dnesf
ma 700 ovci a 140O koz. LODI
|pobyla ma ostrove po diva dny,
po kterc Dyl poustevnik hosti-
|telem muzstva. Jenom napo-
lie dodavala LODI. Namofnici
|vratili Sc do Sidney celi nadse-
mi q prchlasili, ze ncvodoby
Robinson zije 81 tam jako kral.
Muz sam. jenz svoje ,jmeno
Ineprozradil q tvrdi, ze je nepo-
|tfebuje, prohlasil "a svou Iii
ivotni zasadu: s'Nejlepe ie byti
| sam"
vykradl rolnika. Peterka
Josef, 55lety, hospodarsky del
mix re Zachotfna II Pelhrimo-
Iva, byl zamestnan u, rolnfka
Josefa Nadvornfka v Hhrkach
u T&bora. Dne Is. prosince wy
lpacil Nadvornfkdv stdl, odci-
lzil naprsnf tobolku Sc 1000
Kc q prch. v tobolce byl tez
lzbrojnf pas a honebni list ma
INadvornfkovo jmeno. Pc zio-
d9ji Sc patra..
Mcderns kalhnty.
/ Konec vsi kalhotove nouzi.
Nyn6jsi drahota v Nemecku
pfimela ciperneho kreieiho Der
linsk6ho, ze sestrojil novy a
docela dobry druh kalhot, KITE
ire Sc dali rdznytn zplsobem
lobratiti a vypadaE pry vzdy
jako move. Tento "modernf''
Ikreici dal 81 svdj vynalez pa
|tentovati u ifsskeho patentni
ho nraduI = tyo. zazracne kal-
Ehoy pfijdou pry isfky ma trh
I.Tyto modernf kalhoty sklada-
Iii pry sc re ctyr dlln slozeny
ljsoii tax, re dali sc pohodlne
Eobratiti z predu do zadu. Ma.
lji diva rozparky, prednf a zad-
mi. Kdyz Sc kalhota osoupe v
pfedu, obratf se dozadu a mao.
pak, kdyz je latka osumela ma
obou stranach, obratf Sc latka
ina rub. a nosf Sc vesele dal
Konecne .jsme tedy dosahli to.
kho, ze budeme nositi jedny kal
hoty nejmene dvacet let. Clio.
veee, co zadas vic.
ceskoslovensko mad'arka
komora obchodni. " obchod
mich kruzfch pest'skych Sc
llproschlycha, ze jiz v kratkt
|dobe dojde ke zrizeni mad ar
.sko-ceskoslovenske komory OF
chodni. clenove mad'arske kc
mise, ktera je pov9fena pri.
pravnymi pracemi, meskali ,
Fminulych dnech v Praze a do
spell. pry k dohodnutf ces,
koslovenskymi zajemniky. Ko.
necne kroky budou vykonany
spolecn6. Ustredna ,ceskoslov
lobchodnich komor a take ces.
|koslovenske lredni kruhy pro
jevujl v tomto smeru nejvets
ochotu. Nynf Sc vyck&va schvs
leni teto akce prislusnymi ci
lniteli Geskoslovenske vlady
|Vyjedn&v&nf ffdf v Praze DIR
Jos. Muzik a posi-. Kornel Sto
lHn1o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

rihSke dame, slecn6 Poma, kA
talog, v nemz ma iivodniln nrf-
ste vyziva nekupovati cizozenn
IKE zbozi a nespilati pax spo-l
jeneckym narodGm, ktere "a
valky nechaly Francii .samot-
nou, nyni vsak proti uit6zn6
Francii komplotujf. Clanek
konci temito slovy: Jezto Rim,
neni vice Rimem, jsou Francou
zove prvnfm narodem ma sve-
t9. 81. Poma zaslal Timed o.
strou odpoved' majiteli obcho-
du, "a nehoz odpov6d6l jeden
zam6stnanec firmy, ktery pfi-
pomfha ItalIm porazku u Ca
poretta, zbabelost italskeho vo
jina a zasahnuti FrancouzI,
bez kteryz by byli RakuBani
spalili Benatky a Rim. Sletna
Poma ukazala tento dopis set
niku Genelli, ktery je vudcem
tnrmskych fasistd, jenz ihned
|vyzval majetnfka obchodu ma
souboi. Pripad ten pronikl do
|vefejnosti, nacez Timed konsu-
lat byl ohrozovan italskym kon
sulem. Demonstranti byli sice
policii zahnani, ale pripad bu-
de miti diplomat;ckuu dohru.
Proc Sc rika: "Nosi parohy''
Rocky cisaf Andronikus Iii s
mnoha zenami We velmi intim-
nj pomeru. Ably odstranil sna-
ze jich NAMELY propdjcil jim
honebni pravo, jehoz znakem
byly jelenni parohy, ktere q
|dotytni muzove smell zavesiti
ne dun. Muzove taci meli "a.
dost, ze mohou zadarmo To-
! Wit a jejich manzelky Jim K
toElu svou prostopasnosti do.
pomahaly. Cd on6ch dob Sc Fl
| ka klamanym manzelim, ze nc
| 81 parody.
Pocet mravenci v mraveniSti,
Jeste nikomu Sc nepodafilo sta
novitis pocet bilich mravencd
kteri ziji v tropickvch krajicf
v mravenistich obrovskych ro1
m6rh. Tato mraveniste rovnaj
Sc m6st1m s miliony obyvateli
a jedine z takovychto mraven
cich velemest ma MONA tolil
dbyvatel6, kollk ma ceia zeme
koule dohromady lidf. Obydlin
nasich domacich mravenci
jsme mnohem lepe pouceni.
Badatel John Lubbock odhado-.
val pccet mravencl v o
bycejnem mravenisti asi ns
p1l milionu. JIM prfrodni bada
tele jako Yong, usmrcoval mrs
vence v mravenistfch otravnj
mi plyny a pax je pocital. -
Napocftal jich asi 1864.
Dollar p6nem Nsmecka. -
Zajimava povidacka vypravu
je Sc vlivu stoupani dolaru
Iv Nemecku. Do berlinske res
taurace priScl cizinec, jevic
znamky blahobytu, a naridi
sklepnikovi ably mu prinesl o.
bed "a cely americky dollar. =
Takova marnotratnost jest /,
berlinskych l-estauracich ridkd
a proto nosil jedno jid'
40 "a druhym. Kdyz host vypil
jiz ccrnou kavu a zapalil 81
do,ltnik, pi'inesl sklepnik jestx
jednou polevku, maso a cht9
nositi dale. Host Sc no ptal &C
to znamena. Sllepnik odpov6.
del, ze pravs dollar stoupl v &C
.> a, .x, :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
Naplast' ma lasl1ou rozboufene srdce
vkho kolegy dcetnika
pana Stanislava Novaha Il
la clenky--
slecny Berry Fiedlerove .....r

prep.nou jelich dnesnimu sfatku
<o-Slo,en. Sport Clubem CLEVELAND. !
Name zimu hodne mrzne I
sporfk mnohy leccos zvrzne !
te,lomeru klesa rtut',
spoltfkovi vstoupa chut'
Kopa6 jako rampouch ztuhly, !
kte,f nechce koupt uhli,
ma trahotu jeho kleje,
vse, co hreje - uvazuje,
zdai uhli knlnicee,
nebo pajntfk skericce,
ktery Sc jiz kapse ztratf
nesacil snad pro zahrati.
Zdali hfeje deva vnadna,
otazka to neni snadpa; .5ss1
mnohy, &C to nechvali,
kopacGv Ear rozpali -
Poenou horet jeho lice,
zdali strachem z toho hice,
to jest jiz vec vedlejsi,
jen kdyz jest to levnejsi.
Proto my Vam pro zahfani fsTs1
pfipojujem kratke pranf.
Netfeste sc zimou mrazem
v oznic topte gazem
pftulte sc hodne sobe,
zahfejte Sc kazde dobe.
Az snih, ledy roztajou
at Vam tomu zahrajou;
prchla zma, nastal hic,
NovackI je diva vic!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
sRDEcNE BLAHoPkANf K sNATKU
p. Stanislavu Novakovi
e 81. Bozenou Fiedlerovou

dnes oddanym.
My yam prejem mladi manzele
byste spolu zili vesele,
vse co 81 sarni pfejete,
at Yam osud da ma sv9t9
81 Cest, zdravf, stalou spokojenost
asv lasce radostnou blazenost
d tax CO jen ku st9stf slouzi,
~A po vsem srdce vase touzf.
ss Pfejeme vam s uprfmnostf, a
budeme vam prat " budoucnosti.
Sklada Rodina KLfMU, 13405 Coath
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

,,tst$tx{xtxx<stxxt3.ls<
Srdecne podel<ovani.
rozbolestnsnym srdcem ale uklidnovanym vdsc-
nosti dovolueme 81 vzdat nehlub dky vsem pfatellm
a znamym ktef naseho draheho nikdy nezapomenutel
neho syna
,Venouse kuceru
posledniho loze eho navsv ma posledn cests dra-
heho miacka naseho doprovodi Rovnsz nejsrdecnsja
diky vsem velkomysnym darcim krasnych kvshn, KITE
rymi tax bohats rakev draheho hocha ozdobili.
Zvlass dskujeme hloubi srdce panu P. Slachovi
tax vfee jak on pronase hojiva slova 1schy. Row
nsz srdecns dskueme p. F. Sakrydov krasnou rec
nejysM vdscnost jsme vfeymi diky zavazani sle6ns
Rizens Aubrechtove jeji proslov 6esky anglicky.
jakoz sechetnou praci, plnou obsti lizka
neho po nskolk dn noci, praci tax velkomyslnou
plnou obstovani jakou matenenim zvos cnesnim me-
lie ami ocenti.
Vroucns budeme yzdy vzpominati srdcich dsko-
vat sousedce nasi p f. Hudcove, vekomysne upfim-
ne to dusi ktera po dobu nemoci draheho naseho mac
ka rGznymi lahGdkami pokmy obmysela jemu pf-
naela. O. drazi. nemame dostaek SLOW projeven svch
neoucnsjsich dkI vsechny vase slcchetne projevy
suzby nepfestaneme vam nikdy dskovati
konecns vyslovujeme vrouci diky pftei p. A. Nos
koW SynGm krasnou pietni suzbu pohfebn kterou
drahemu hochovi nasemu prokazai.
Vhluboke lcts a vdscnym srdcem
RODINA.V. KUCERYs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
z cELEHo svETA

Mal& pfieina - velkS rksled
ky. Francouzsky vyvoznf kve-
'tinory obchod zaslal jedne tu-
srihske dame, slccn6 Poma, ka
talog, v nSmz ma dvodnim mi
ste vyziva nekupovati cizozen1
IKE zbozf a nespilati pax spo-
jeneckym narodum, ktere "a
valky nechaly Francii samot-
nou, Tymi vSak proti uitezn6
New Britain herald., 1924-01-11
FOR THE LIVING ROOM

3-piece Suite in Taupe Velour, Armchair, Day. export and Rocker. S16000-20% off. ... S12S.00
 3-piece Suite in Tapestry. Armchair, Daven- port and Wing Chair. S190.00-20% off $152.O0
 8-piece Suite in Blue Velour. Armchair, Daven- port and Wing Chair. S225. 5.00-20% off $1S0.00
 S-piece Suite in Leather, Loose Cushions. Day. export, Wing Chair and Rocker. $245.00-20@ OH .......,.....,.,, ,.............' eI5o'uu
 8-piecs Suite in Rose Velour. Armchair, Daven- port and Wing Chair. close-out. S245.0O- 20q6 off S196.00
 8-piece Cane Davenport Bed Suite, Queen Anne Style, Baker Velour, 85-in. Davenport, S245.00- 206 off ....................... $196.OO
 3-piece Suite in Blue Velour. Armchair, Daven- port and large Wing Chair. $255-20% off s204.00
 3-piece Cane Suite< in Upholstered Mohair, Loose Cushions 3 Pillows and Bolster Roll to Match. Armchair, Davenport and Wing Chair. Queen Anne Style S395. 5.00-209o off. <. $S1600
 3-piece Suite. Baker Velour, Queen Anne Style. Hand Carved Frame. $435.OO-209o off $34S.O0
New Britain herald., 1924-01-11
FOR THE BEDROOM

S-piece Suite in mahogany finish, Dresser, Chif- fonier and Bow-end Bed. S110-20% off SSS.O0
 8-piece Suite in Walnut. Dresser, Chiffonier and Bow-end Bed. $124-20% off ..... Sss20
 Apiece Suite in Walnut Dresser, Chifonier, Bow-end Bed and Semi-Vanity. $150.0O-2O% off ........... ....'... sizvvV
 Apiece Suite in Walnut. Dresser, Chifforette, Bow-end Bed and Semi-vanity. $190.00-20% oil ...............s.... sloHVV
 3-piece Suite in Ivory Dresser, Chifforobe and Bow-end Bed. S21900-20% off ...... s175.20
 Apiece Suite in Walnut. Dresser, Chifforette, Bow-end Bed and Semi-Vanity. S225.00-20@
 Apiece Suite in Walnut. Queen Anne Style, Seani-vanity, Chifforette, Dresser and Bow-end Bed. S27500-20% off ............... s2zO.OO
 Apiece Suite in Walnut. Chifforobe, Full Van ity, Dresser and Bow-end Bed. S325.00-20S oil .................... .... szoU.VU
 Apiece Suite fin Walnut Chifforobe, Full Van ity, Dresser and Bow-end Bed. $290.00-20%
 Apiece Suite in Two-Tone Mahogany, Hepple- white Style 54-inch Dresser, 50inch Vanity, Chif- forette and Bow-end Bed. s595-2OF6 of s476.OO
New Britain herald., 1924-01-11

Apiece Suite in Italian Walnut, 50-inch Dresser with Plate Glass Top. Vanity with Plate Glass Top. Chifforette and Bow-end Bed. Po'ychrome finish. s595.0O-20S off ............. s476.OO
 Apiece Suite in American Walnut, Adam Style, 54-inch Dresser. Chifforette, Extra Large Vanity and Bow-end Bed s675.00-20e6 off s5iOOO
New Britain herald., 1924-01-11

10-piece Suite in American Walnut, William and Mary style, 60-inch buffet, oblong table, semi-en- closed china cabinet and server, chairs and arm,
 chair in tapestry. s295.00-20e6 off ... S236.00
 1O-piece Suite in American Walnut, Queen Anne style, 60 inch buffet, oblong table, server and semiencosed china cabinet, chairs and arm chair in leather. S295.00-20e6 off .... S236.00
New Britain herald., 1924-01-11

THIS is the first January Furniture Sale in our ] new home-in fact, this is the first sale since sRe new store opened last October.
 AS January Sale it is held in accordance with H our yearly custom, and is no innovation. This Sale promises to surpass all our past January Furniture Sales because of our larger stocks, in- creased space and better service
New Britain herald., 1924-01-11

January Furniture Sale

THIS January Furniture Sale provides very timely opportunity for those who plan to re- furnish their homes this spring, or for prospective married couples.
 ALL Furniture bought at this Sale will be held H for future delivery. The Shoor Bros. practi- cal plan of credit is available to deserving home makers during this sale.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-11
FOR THE DINING ROOM

10-piece Suite in Mahogany or Walnut, Adam style, 60-inch buffet, oblong table, seni-encosed china cabinet and server, chairs and armchair in blue or brown leather $295-20e6 off S236.O0
 10-piece Suite in two-tone American Walnut, Adam style, 66 inch buffet oblong table, enclosed or semi-enclosed china cabinet and server, 5 chairs and armchair in hair cloth. Specially priced at S675.00-20eo off .................. SS4O.O0
 1O-piece Suite in Walnut or Mahogany, Shera- ton inlay, 66-inch buffet oblong table, highboy china cabinet and server 5 chairs and armchair in hair cloth. S67500-209o off ......... S54O.O0
 10-piece Suite in mahogany, Sheraton inlay, 72- inch buffet, oblong table, semiencosed china cab inet with linen drawer, server, chairs and arm chair in hair cloth. $695.00-2096 off. S556.o0
 10-piece Suite in walnut or mahogany, Sheraton style 72-inch buffet, oblong table, highboy china cabinet, server, chairs and armchair in hair cloth. An exceptional value at S750.OO-20@ OH ............'......' SoVu.VV
 10-piece Suite in English Mahogany, Queen Anne style 66 inch buffet with heavy antique handles, hghboy, enclosed china cabinet and serv- CT, chairs and armchair in hair cloth. S75000 -20lo oil .....,.............. .....'.... soVV'VV
New Britain herald., 1924-01-11

Apiece Suite in Two-Tone American Walnut, in laid. Hepplewhte Style, Matched Panels. 50-inch Dress, Large Vanity, Chifforette and Bow-end Bed. S695.00-20% off .....,......... s556.OO
 Apiece Suite in Two-Tone American Walnut, Louis XVI Style, 54-inch Dresser, 50-inch Vanity, Chifforette and Bow-end Bed Ss50.00-20ao off f.................... S6S0.O0
New Britain herald., 1924-01-11

| REDUCTION of 20 per cent is offered in this H Sale This reduction applies to all our stocks throughout the store.
 THE price tags are the regular before-the-sale tags. You deduct the sale discount of 20 per cent yourself. Profit. Earning Bonds Do Not Apply During This
New Britain herald., 1924-01-11
2l2()% OFF
All Mirrors 2O% Of

Console, Buffet, Davenport and Mantel Mirrors are in- cluded. Some of the Mantle Mirrors have electric lights. Console Tables with mirrors to match-20% off.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-11

3-piece Suite in Figured Mohair, Large Wing and AImchairs $435.00-20e6 off ..... S34S.00 3-piece Suite in Baker Cut-Out Velour, Hand Carved Mahogany Frame. S445.oo-2OS off
 S356.00
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-07
Nice Summer Days
In North Pole Region

Seattle. Wash. Feb. 6-(By A. ID
The airShip Shenandoah. on tho
United States naNy's expedition to
the North Pole next summer, will not
find temperatures as low as those
this winter on the Atlantic sea-
board is the belief of NJ. II. Sum
mcrs, weather observer here. who
established tho government mctcro-
logical station At Point Barrow,
where Alaska iuts farthcst north
into the Arctic Ocean. Mr.. Summers
was transferred TO Seattle from
Juneau. Alaska. several months ago.
Mr.. Summers said that the cold
est Juno day recorded at Point Bar
row Which is LIZ miles from tho
polo, was l. degrees above zero and
the coolest July day &c above. The
range last June was from % dc
ErceS above to 50 above. In this
month only two days were classified
~ ClCaf.
The Shenandoah Is more likely to
encounter rain than snow. in tho
opinion of Mr.. summers. Toward
tic Pole it will naturally be colder
than at Barrow" he said. consider
ably 50 il there is no large Gody or
land bot"Ccn Alaska and the pole.
If there is an Arctic continent or n
large island, radiation from the suns
rays will make II warmer and more
nearly the temperature OF Barrow.
Eut in any event ! do not believe
that there will be zero temperatures
at the pole IN July or lnte June"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-07
Judge Reserves
Decision in Milk
Case at Court

1t took three hours and 80 minutes,
the services of the municipal judge,
two lawyers, two witnesses for the
plaintiff. eight witnesses for the de-
fence and one witness for the plain
tiff in rebuttal to decide whether
John Stanchtield Of Rice's Rips owed
Ira Tobin Of Rice Rips $3.50 pay
ment for "A quarts of milk at eight
cents quart, and then the judge
reserved his decision.
Mr.. Tobin was the plaintiff in the
case and was represented by Carl
BlacSinton. Mr.. Stanchfield, the de-
fcndent was represented by Mark j..
Bartlett.
According to the testimony Of Mr..
Tobin he began to furnish Mr..
Stanchfeld with milk about July %.
1923 and furnished it for about a
week. He said that his COW was a
Jersey and gave nine or 10 quarts at
night and some less in the morning.
There seemd to be some discrepancy
in the testimony as 1t was brought
out that on some occasions more milk
was delivered than Mr.. Tobin said
the COW produced. He claimed that
Stanchfelds bottles were not always
i'll n sanitary condition.
Mrs. Tobn co-oberated the testi-
mony Of her husband.
Mr.. Stanchfied was the first wit
ness for the defence and he spoke
of the milk being found sour and thin
during the time that he bought milk
fl ON Mr.. Tobin so he marked the
bottles one day with stickcr and
found that it was Mr.. Tobin's marked
bottles that were causing the trouble.
Mrs. Stanchfleld testified that she
had made the agreement with Mrs.
Tobin to furnish the milk. There
were plenty OF good natured fireworks
during the time that the lawyer for
the plaintiff was questioning Mrs.
Stanchfeld and Judge Atchley had
to call for order several times.
Walter L. Gilman testified that he
had worked in the II. and W. mill
for Is years ard had taken milk from
MIR. Stanchfeld and never found any
trouble except at one time when he
got one of the bottles that was la
bcled.
John Butler who works in the wax
department. OF the Hollingsworth and
Whitney mill testified about the same
as Mr.. Gilman.
Elmer l.. Hustus. a boy who lives
about one tenth Of mile from the
Stanchfields spoke of seeing the milk
brought over by Mr.. Tobin and he
said that It was very thin. Lena
Brayall and Lola Bickford also saw
the milk and noticed that II was thin.
Mrs. Inez Rowe was called in re-
buttal but did not offer any testi-
Eionv directly concerning the case.
Following the testimony the two
lawyers argued for half or three
quarters OF an hour and at 5.25 T. NJ.
tho I,,dce reserved his decision.
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market was shade higher. prices av-
eraglng &c higher in most sales. The
hog market was steady. G. S. Lowell,
Maine shipper, sold a lot of 10 choice
hogs of 100 pounds average at SIC.
winch was about the top market price
outside of few fancy pigs. There
was a very light run of mich cows.
The demand was slow at $35 to $50.
There Is an over-abundance of milk
1or the city demand, and the trade at
the yards is dull.
&c. 20 calves at Sc and lOc, 49 calves
at 5c-7c, hogs go lbs and l hog 800
lbs at &c; mich cows at s27 to $40.
G. S. Lowell sold Gamer cows av $50
lbs at 24c, rs lambs av 105 lbs at lOc.
20 drinkcr calves av $50 lbs at &c, 10
hogs av 100 lbs at SIC, % sheep av
80 lbs at sc, % lambs av SIS lbs at
l0ac, 20 cows at $50 to $1I5. Putnam
Bros. sold 10 cows at 81 to sc, $50
calves at 5c-11sc, s sheep at Sc, It
lambs at 11@12c, 40 hogs at Sc, %
mich cows at $40 to 500. Robert
Connors sold so cows at 500 to $3.50.
A. +. Chickering sold cows for $500,
10 cows at $105 each. . cows for Sl20
and 1 cows at $50. T.. G. Piper sold Il
cows at $50 to 500. A. NJ Baggs sold
16 cows at 24c, so calves at lie. 10
mixers at s35 to s11O. r. D. Pickett
sold 10 calves at 10c and Q mich cows
at $50 to $110. r. L. Wormell sold II
cows at SIS to S110 and AZ calves at
i0c. Otis H Forbush sold . COWS and
heifers at SIC. 5 cows at 4ac, 1 bull
at SIC. 1 bull at 4lc and 81 on, ! bull
at 43c and 81 off, and 10 cows at 2sc
to 3ac. Howard Georges sold . fat
heifers 2200 lbs at &c, cows av $50
lbs at 43c, s. cows at &c. slippery
cows at SAC. co calves at lice, 20
small calves at 5ac, hogs. at SIC, 3
boars at 4c.. z mich cows at $40 each.
Fuller Bros. sold II calves at 1Oc and
mixers at $40 to $145. a. c. War
ner d Sons sold IS calves at 11ac, and
III cows at $50 to $135. T. d. keenan,
sold bulls 100 lbs each at 4.c, 46
reactors at SC. 10 cows at $50 to S120.
}. w. Brooks sold 80 calves at CSC and
IL mich cows at $50 to $10o.
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PISHON'S FERRY

F. L. Chapman Of Shawmut was in
town Friday on business.
Harold Sprague recently made a
business trip to Belgrade.
Mrs. c. Fl. Emery of Waterville
was a week end guest of her mother.
Mrs. Alice Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Harmel have
returned TO their home in Old Town,
after passing a few days with Mrs.
Harmers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Kelley.
Isaac kimball has been confined to
his bed the past few days suffering
from the effects of Il fall.
Mrs. Alice Kelley PASSED few
days last week in Waterville, the
guest of her daughters, Mrs. Ina
Emery and Miss Ida Kelley. -.
Miss Doris Tibbetts of Fairfield
was a week end guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Ina Tibbetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. Manson at
tended 4 special meeting of Canaan
grange Monday evening Jan. Is, and
on Wednesday entertained at dinner
the following friends, State Master
and Mrs. John Abbott of North Ber-
wick, Mr.. and Mrs. c. h. Cooley. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Salisbury and Fred
Nelson of Canaan.
Harold Sprague is going into the
poultry business On Jan. &c. by par
eel post, he received q flock of 3oI
day old chicks of the Barred Ply
mouth Rock breed. They were hatch
ed in Buckficld.