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THE BRATTLEBOTCO DAILY REFORMER. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1014
HUNDREDS OF WOMEN'S
I
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.
Marked Down at An Enormous Loss
to Quickly Reduce Our Stock
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50 Women's & Misses' Suits: Some 13 Off, Some Less Than 12
FIFTEEN NEW WINTER SUTTS-Regular prices $15 to $17.50. Made of fine 9.87
materials, neany an coiors auu sien
TWENTY-FIVE DRESSY SUITS Values $22.50 and $25. All high-cost suits, 15.00
trie Dest styles ana Dest materials; wmpicLc ian&c ui
TEN ODD SUITS Values $10 to $1
7.50. Prices $4.98, 7.98
omen's and Misses' Coats
Marked Down
Beautiful Materials Wonderful Values
S17.50 SALTS ARABIAN LAMB COATS-Lined throughout with satin. Price $12.50
SI 2. 50 ASTRA CHAN COATS Plush collar and cuffs, all colors, lined throughout, sizes
S2to44. Price
$10 00 COATS IN MIXTURES Warm winter coats, full length and 23 length, fashionable
models. Price
WHITE COLLEGE COATS (Special) at ... . $6.98
ODD COATS In good heavy materials. Values $8.50 to $10. Price $4.98
A week's demonstration nn.l special
sale of Sunshine biscuits begins at the
store of G. O. Abbott & Hon today.
The net receipts of the food sale
conducted by the Woman's association
of the Centre Congregational church
were $1:17.
Merritt Fisher of Halifax was one of
the fortunate deer hunters, lie. lulled
a buck weighing 140 pounds during the
last .week of the season.
A lire alarm from box '47 Saturday
a.ernoon at :'...'! o'clock was sounded
for :i chimney lire in the house owned
by Antonio Aniate on Williams street.
There was no damage.
The annual meeting of the Brattle
boro' East, society will be held Wednes
day evening at 7.:!0 o'clock in the
Congregational vestry. Officers will be
elected and reports received.
.Members of the Christian Kndeavor
society of the Centre Congregational
church 'and their friends will hold a
social in the chapel tomorrow evening
at T.I'M. Those attending are asked to
go dressed to represent some book.
All members of the Brattleboro
Civic Improvement league who are in
terested in a. municipal Christmas tree
are asked to attend the special meet
iti't of the sni'ictv toni"ht at S o'clock
in the home of i)r. Henry 1. Holron
Dennis Kobekah lodge. No. 1, will
initiate four candidates tomorrow even-
in r. Mrs. Nora M. .lackson. president
of the Vermont sisscmblv. and other
grand officers will In- present. Refresh-'
nieiits will be served :it the close of the
meeting.
The marriage engagement of Miss
Rnchael Tlolbrook. .'laughter of Mrs.
William B. Houghton of Brattleboro.
to .Jasper Adams Campbell, .jr.. of
New York city was announced Satur
day evening at a dinner party in
Springlield, Mass.
A health exhibit will take place in
the town hall in Orange, Mass., to
m itow and We.lucsdav. under the
; auspices of the I'a rent-Teacher asso
ciation. Nl is Anna L. Davis of Brat
! tleboro. school nui-o. will give a Talk
on The Work and Kxperiemes of a
' Si-li oi'l N urse.
! The annual business moetiiig of the
i Knights of Wesley, the young men's
organized class of the Methodist
1 church, will be held Wednesday even
ing at S o'clock in the league room,
j Election of oflicers will take place and
reports read. Plans for the annual ban
quet will be diseiised
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For the Benefit of the Base Ball Association
FESTIVAL HALL, BRATTLEBORO
Wednesday, Dec. 9 and T
hursday, Deo,
Biggest, Busiest, Best Bazaar Ever Held in This Section
$120.00 11 to be Given Away
1st Prize $50, 2d Prize $25, 3d Prize $10, 4th Prize $10, 5th Prize $5
Gold Tickets only 10c each, 12 tickets for $1.00. '$10 in gold will also he
given away each night of the Bazaar.
J. E. MANN
is lequcsTeu to in
evening. Members of Beai
an1 requested to
temple Tuesdav. Dei
l'.very member
iMit Wednesda v
Something Doing Every Minute. Here Are Some of the
Attractions for Both Plight
Concert by Leitsinger's Orchestra. Vaudeville by local and outside talent.
Dancing, music by Leitsinger's Orchestra. Awarding of door gold pri
PERSONAL. PERSONAL. PERSONAL.
. -j
!'.- t;;. S. Michelman is ill at his
( a Cieen si reet with tonsilitis.
Mis. Walter SturjiOs went to Spring
! 1. Miis., Saturday to spend Sunday.
If;. mend Poster, clerk in Hi
stci I
.!c!
M
lied
h.-l:-
;ins :
a ii'
ir,
1 1 ii.
is visitiny in New Ye'k
City.
I'.eill.a e"ins and Miss .e!l(
r
,i i ..i a. u . . : ..
r s i : ti r flu" weeK-enu ai inrn
tt Hi:r-dale.
Mis Sela Morrill of Springfield,
M: i -ante Saturday afternoon o isit
t l". W. Harm's, letuin'uiii Sunday
evening.
Mi-s Marv l.nomis. nurse has return
ed I'mm VYnltiiam, Mass.. wheie n had
becii on professiona! work, and is at her
1 (e,i- i ',i 'a iia I st reet.
Mrs. .1. 1!. Cloplcy of Xew Vmk vis
ited ia low i, oer Sunday with her si
ter. Mis. II. W. Sanderson, on her way
froia 1 ,a nei.ster to that city.
.! is. P. i 'handler. Miss (iertrude
Ciianiller n i -Mrs. Wells Hanlwell went
lo (iie. 'itieli!. Mass.. to atteml a Chris-
tiaa S.-ieiiie lecture Sunday afternoon.
DH. C. S. PRATT has moved
to 203 Main St., next door
north of Centre church, for per
manent location. Office hours,
until 10 a. in., 1 to 3 and 6 to 8 p. m.
Sundays by appointment only.
Miss IJtith r.rown returned Saturday
from New York city, where she had
l.een since Tuesday.
Mis. truest Cochrane of Frost street,
who sponi several days in New fa lie, re
turned home Friday.
harles Unsliny was called to Wilkes
l'arre. I'a., last evening on a.-.ount of
the death of his mother.
Mr. Mc'ullov!ih of l.ewiston. Me.,
formerly telegraph operaior here, is
j:eiidin ihe day ill town.
Ii. i'lldv of New York
to remain until Wedties-
ids, Mr. and Mr?
A.
Dr. Walter
( ame Sat ui'dav
oav with his part
T. Kddv.
Miss F.adel Mmpin -finished work for
the season Satnnlay night for Donnell
,V Davis and went to her home m .prnig-
fie'd. Mass.
A. .1. Y,nier lias returned from a
visit with his son. Harry Currier, and
lamil-- in I'.oslon. Mrs. Currier will re
main a v Idle longer.
Mrs. . Ii. Cray returned this after
noon from Manchester. .N. 11., where she
had l e-Mi visitinp; her dauKhters, -Mrs.
D!e ami Mrs. I'.an. since Thaakso;iv-iiijf-
Mr. a. a.d Mrs. Leonard Fierce return
ed Saturday evening from their wed
ding trip to Northtield and Keene.
Thev will live tiiis winter with his parent:-'.
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Fierce, at 1
'anal street.
Miss F.st her Flao ,,t- Nortldield.
Mass .. is a .-,icst of Ml. and -Mrs. Iluuh
Agnew.
William W. Hlakesley of Mil
tineajitie. Mass., visited in town over
Sunday.
Village Commissioner John T. Kaine
returned a tew days ao from ar ex
tended trip in the. West and in Can
a da.
Mrs. Charles E. Cattanach went to
West Sorin "field. liis.. Saturdav to
visit a few days with her daughter.
frs. Ualph Worden.
Mr. and Mrs. lluh Dunklee returned
last nifjlit from their wedding trip to
Indian Orchard ami Sfirinlield, Mass.,
and are staying at liert Leitsiuer 's a
few da3s.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Sarjiont and.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Koldons went I
to Montelier today to attend the an
nual meetinjr of the State (iranje
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Frank E. Howe of Ronninton, iieu-
tenant governor, and (iuy . Lai ley
I of Kssex Junction, secretary of state.
were at tne orooKs i louse nvrr sun
day. They came here Saturday to work
with Hale K. Darlinir. lieutt'unnt "iiv-
emor-elect. in drafting a workmen 's
compensation law which will he sub
mitted to the next general assembly.
John T. Ciisimoj;. editor of the St.
Albans Messenjjer, was a visitor in
town todav.
A SALE OF MEN'S
SAMPLE
scant commanoery
nvcm in Masonic
. , ai l-'.Mo dress
ed in full regalia to attend the tunerai
of Sir Knight Thomas K. Stock well.
whi"h will be held in the Yemon
church at 1 .-!.". All who can 'jo are
asked to advise K. Wales so that coa-
ve auces may no pro oied.
Mis-. Kuth Dalrympie was happily
:ui 1 completely surprised Saturday
evening when to of her friends came j
to her home on Western avenue, ij
reiniiid her of her sth birthday anni-i
versnry. The affair had been caref tiir I
planned by the friends and her moth-j
.-v. She was presented a gold signet
ring, als a gold watch from her par
ents Music and games were enjoyed
during the evening, and refreshments
were served.
Attorney A. V. D. l'ipor and Attor
ney Robert C. Bacon weie in London
derry this morning trying before Jus
tice John McAllister a suit of Libert
A. Roynton against Hugh M. Kaudall.
This grew out of the plaintiiV trading
two harness and a load of straw fori
notes that were security for a chattel
mortgage. The fact that the property
on which the mortgage had been given
had been disposed of by the defendant
was the basis for the attempt to col
lect. 1 The followtnsr is from the Dover
(N. H.l Democrat of loc. I: "Worn
ws received in this city today an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Martha
W. Yyth to Carl Vyth of Host on. The
mevringe was performed by Fev. Faul
Revere Frothingham, pastor of the Ar
lington Street rnitarian church in
Riston, Mass. Miss Vyth is the
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Yyth of Central avenue. She was for
merly employed as bookkeeper in the
Democrat office and she now holds a
position as proof reader in the Ver
mont Printing company
boro, Vt."
JUS ELECTRIC MAZE
EIC 0 jPXijA
THE JAPANESE ROLLING BOARDS
FIXWEKLAND
SEE
THE GOLD ECCTH
JOHNNY CN THE SPOT
THE CANDY CIRCLE
THE BIG DCLL BOOTH
And other attractions, including novel decorations, ice-cream cafe ,
refreshment booths, etc.
Special awarding of the five gold prizes the last night. Doors open at
ADEfllSSIOS TEW CENTS
THE MOST FUN YOU EVER HAD IN YOUR LIFE FOR A DIME
TO CONSIDER PLAN
TO WIDEN STREETS
Selectmen Receive Petition for Special
Town Meeting to Hear Reports of
Special Committees.
'it men will issue a call soon
ial town meeting to hear the
the special committer
111
e Brattleboro
China Store
Th.
for a
pe
leporf of
in obtain
i widening
i
to see v.
Upon the
rard to wi
a ml 1 o et
elected
: information in legavd to the
and. grading of Flat street,
hat action the town will tako
report of the committee in re-
ening Main and 1- hit streets,
if the town will appropriate
THE EARLY BUYERS OF
Christmas Gifts
i nods
street
Tt. .
tor
widening .Main am
Flar
the
in Brattie-
e petition which was presented to
electmen todav, is signed bv Solon
A. i;'o hmond. (ieorge Wilson, O. V.
Hughes. C. il. Crosby, L. (i. Tusker, J.
i;. Tusker. P.. Putnam, II. K. Law
rence. Charles 'oet-h. August K. Wil
son. 11. P. (ireene, F. L. Chamberlin
and 11. I). Tusker.
Bath
We closed out last week 100 Men's Sample
Bath Robes from a well-known New York Bath
Kobe manufacturer at one-third olV and we will oner
them for sale as follows:
Lot
Lot
Lot
1. Men's $5.00
Bath Robes at
2. Men's S6.00
Bath Robes at
3. Men's $7.50
Bath Robes at
ERATTLEBORO LOCAL.
Nineteen went from lore to (.reen
field last evening to hear Prof. Her
man Ilering of Concord, N. II., lecture
on Christian Scien -e.
The funeral of Miss Kileen F,. How
ard was held this morning at '
o'clock at the Roman Catholic church.
Rev. Father Fogarty celebrated high
mass. Miss Katherine Calvin sang.
The bearers were Francis Ihinlevy,
James Chine, Thomas Hoylo and Fran
cis Markn. The burial took place in
the Haitian Catholic cemetery.
In some towns an cities it litis es
caped tne notice ot ministers ami 01 n
ers qualified and authorized to perioim
the marriage ceremony that a lO-cent
stamp is required under tne new war
tax to be afhxed on marriage certifi
cates that are given to brides. Xo such
stamp is required on the marriage li
censes or on the certificates returned
bv the minister or justice for record.
but they are required on the certifi
cates given brides.
Exhibition ami Christmas sale of
handpainted china. Miss (iladys .Morse,
i:i Green Street. Adv. 2:'.3--l-:i-l
HINSDALE, N. H.
Princess
Pboto Theatre De Luxe
TODAY
TRUST COMPANY TO
DISTRIBUTE $40,000
4
w
Goodnow, Pearson
Hunt
Operators of Ten Stores, Brattleboro, Vt.
The State Vote on License Question.
The compilation of the vote for li
cense at the last election, just finished
by the state license commission, shows
that New Hampshire still has a major
ity of believers in no-license. The total
vote showed 40,4 :H no, to :t2,776 yes.
Franklin was the only city to change,
going from no-license to license. The
no-license forces gained several towns
to offset that loss, however, including
Walpole and Chesterfield in Cheshire
couritv. The town of Mason had a tie
vote, '20 each wav, which places it in
the drv column. The total vote on the
onesfiorf in Cheshire county was 209 i
ves and 3:529 no.
THE KING'S WILL
The 12th Episode of
The Adventures of
Kathlyn
In Two Parts
When Men Wear Skirts
Kalem Comedy
Hearst-Selig News
Pictorial
The Latest News from the
War Zone
Depositors in Christmas Savings Club.
Numbering 1,500, to Be Sent Checks
Tuesday, Dec. 15.
The Brattleboro Trust Co. will dis
tribute 40,OOU next week Tuesday,
Dec. 15. to depositors in its Christ
mas Savings club. Most of these de
positors live in Brattleboro, but a
good number live in surrounding
hnviis Checks for the amount of their
.- ... .,, , i i . .
deposits with interest win ie maueu io
them en the date mentioned.
There are about 1,500 depositors in
this vear's dub. Last year the dub
numbered HUH depositors. and the
amount distributed was about .OOO.
The idea has been so successful and so
satisfactory that the company has de
..i.le.l rv conduct all other in 1 !!."), start
ing the day after Christmas
this
vear.
THE PERSIAN PATTERN
ENGLISH SEMI-PORCELAIN
Secure the Best Choice and
More Comfort When
Selecting
We have all of the Xmas lines ar
rangedconsisting of many hundred
pieces of Dainty Selections of China
from 25c up.
An Electric Portable would make a
very acceptable gift and we can show
you 40 different patterns from $3.50
to $35.00.
A Good Suggestionto
start your wife out with
A Dinner Set
out of the many stock patterns
we can show you, from $8 to 75.
Tomorrow we will have in our
south window a complete line of
Nickel Goods in Chafing Dishes,
Percolator?, Trays, etc.
Buyers choosing now can have
articles sent out at date required.
Everything marked in plain fig
ures, and we are never undersold
if we know it.
A. F. ROBERTS
MILLION DOLLAR
SESSION OF CONGRESS
SPECIAL BIG SHOW OF
PICTURES TODAY
NO VAUDEVILLE
Admission 5 and 10 cents
Matinees 2.30 and 3.30
Eveninea 7.15 and 8.30
Both Senators 'and Representatives
Got to Work Today on the Appro
priation Bills.
'WASHINOTOX, Dee, 7. Congress
oot. back to work again tolay, after a
six-weeis rest, to wnai pi-uini- m
a lullion lollar session. With crowded
calendars confronting both houses sen
ators and representatives settled down
thr hie armronriation lulls
and the administration proiiram winch
Iv sident Wilson will outline in his
annual address tomorrow hi the hop
that a special session will not be r.-.v
essarv after March 4.
WEST CHESTERFIELD. N. H.
.Morton K. I'nderwood of Urattleboro
has built :i house on Belmont avenue.
M'-s. fndcrw ood 's parents, Mr. and
Ms. Chnrles Chamberlain, visited them
last week.
J. A. Smith, formerly of this plai-e.
now of .Middletown, Conn., has been
visiting here two weeks., lie will
don. I'oo corn and candy were on sale
and : fi'ood stun w:ts realized. The
Indies' society served a supper, which
w:i- free to those ill the p!:;vs.
Mass..
visit
before re
in iistvernm
turning home.
On the hrst day of the open season
for deer hunting successful lnfsfers
were Ilarrv Snow.- KVauk Richardson
and Merle' Coldeiuh. Since then Cless
lavi;;, Arthur Miller and Clifton Stod
dard have secured deer.
ti. simivi.ine cl.ib crave two plays
Fntv evening in Citizens
..cil bv dar.ciiitr to music by
t hcsterfield orchestra organ, Herbert
Morgan; clarionet, B. (. Johnson; vio
lins, Chester fSrown and Richard Arni-
EIRTHS.
In Mount Hermon, Muss., .Div. a
son. Charles Lucia n, to Mr. and M-.
I.. Lorimer Drnry.
in Southern l'ine. X. ('., Dec. (. a
daughter. Barbara, to Mr. and Mis.
!lurn J. Better ley of Springtitdd. Mass.
hall, fol
the West
DEATHS.
In Brattleboro. Dec. Miss 1,
Mown rl. -20.
In West Brattleboro (Melrose hos
pital ). Dec. ."..Thomas KVijnh Stock well.
(:;, of Vernon.
PUTNEY.
Mr. and Irs. Frank C.aTtield fro vif
itriiix relatives an' I. friends in lioston.