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THE BIXflllAMTOX PRESS. TIIl'IiSPAY, M.UOTI 8, 1MB. WAVER.LY NORWICH KIRKWOOD FRIENDS VI LLE ONEONTA MELLOWED BY 10 YEARS MR. JONES HURT IN WRECK OF TRAIN 7 REPOSE IN THE WOOD WATERWORKS CASE PUT OVER GOOD ATTRACTION AT THEATER YESTERDAY peelal The Nlaghsmlea rreea. KlrkwiMsl, March 7.

Edward I. SHORT NEWS NOTES FROM NORWICH seelal Is The Hlagbamtsa Press. Norwich, March Mrs. John II. Burrell Is seriously 111 at hr hum on Henry street, The regulur meeting of the Ucoige rtider Hook and laddr Cumpany occurred In their rooms In Iho Municipal Huildliig last evening.

The local Y. M. C. A. are nl.imilnir Jones, mall clerk, la at his home In this place suffering front Injuries and bruises revived in the wreck at lltnat-hnmtoii on Wednesday morning.

Mr. Jones, rleik In charge of train No. 7, which Is due In liinghauiiou at 4 'Ji peelal ta The lllaghamfaai Press, rlcmlllle, March 8. The contract for the new church has been awarded to Mr. Hud ley of lllnglia niton for and Mr.

Uadgiey has let the contract for lumber, sand and stone to W. J-ee. K. Fltxgerald and T. S.

Illckey, who are busily engaged In handling said material. E. and M. J. Lee left Thursday for Itenovu, Clinton county, to attend the funeral of their cousin, Kev.

J. J. Uormley, rector of St. Joseph's Cuthollc Church of that place, who was burled there on Friday, March 2, Miss Jennie Flaiman la spending a few weeks with friends In New York. C.

Iiyrue of Long Island Is home on a visit. K. J. liPenr of New Milford spent Sunday with his parents in this place. Miss Ma rooncy and her mother, who have been visiting friends here, returned lo their home In Hrooklyu on Monday, serial The Nlsahsmlea Press.

Oueooia. March H. "The Itoyal Slate" gave good satisfaction at the theater last evening and at the matinee and wss witnessed by to largs audiences. The play Is from tlineral Lou Wallace's story of "The Fair loi" and Is a very clean and attractive one, pinned hi Mexico. The company was uniformly good and the production very complete.

a. was In the forward end of the car when Ihe crush came, and he was Injured on the head, hip and hand, beside sustaining other hrules. Mrs, Albert J. Shannon, who has been spending six weeks with Mrs. C.

to hold another circus during thu month of April and are arranging for an exhibition somewhat slmllur to the C. Shannon, has returned lo her home si Lackawaxcn, one tmid hint season. The pension board met at the Pultn. er House, yesterday In regular session transacting business of usuul ssrlnl to Tas nisahsmlaa Prssa. Wsu'rljr.

Mmh-Ii H. The secnml hmrliiK in th9 case of tha vIIIuks of Wsverly mtnliint the Waverly Water t'tiniimiiy wus brouxht up ut Ithaca fccfur Justli-e Hewell yesterday, mid another adjournment wi taken. The hcni'lnK Tuesday, March lull wss postponed on dny lierauss (if the IllllfSS of 1 10 JUllKI. Mild Wliell th case ealled yesterday, Attorney Hawks exploded 11 Imuib III the ciimp of I ho iminli'lpiil ownership nlicr-iitK, with the Mirpi'lftltiK result I Mut I he entire priioeeillnifii, its fur hH tl'Mie, has been usi'lrss, and will tiavr hi started over nkhIii. kM Immediately upon the oiipiiHik of ho hearing, moved for a dismissal of the chm, oii the ground Ihst ll'" petition of the villaio tl'ies lint conform to the luw, In that It due not show thiit consent hud tieen obtali il from the New York Hlnte been L.

H. Scot of Cortland has railing on friends In this place, RYE Crop of 89 3 Strvc lad Sole Etirrbrrt In Glass Only It's Pure That's Sure NEW YORK KENTUCKY CO. sole rraprwt'it. NATIVE JAPANESE TO SPEAK IN LAURENS Miss Jessie Van Wormcr la Ing a brother and sister at Luther Morrmighs will spend the next 30 days with Sheriff Page at the County Jail, having been seuienced to that Institution by Justice Williams for an alleged assault upon Arnold ytessiis slead. pa.

Mrs. Permeha Jones, Miss I.ydla Jones and l. K. Hues of this place, attended the recent birthday gathering at the home of Noble Jones at Lutigdnn. About SO guests were present and a most enjoyable time was reported.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Aldun of Itlnghamton spent Saturday night at the home of D. It.

Kims. The King's Daughters will meet with Miss Lydla Junes Tuesday afternoon, March It. seels! The Hlaghaaloa Press. OiieoiilM, March 8. A sermon upon "Japan and Christianity" Is to be given at the Presbyterian Church, iJtu-rens, Sunday next by a native Japanese, Phoji Murakami.

This young Jap la studying In this country and will iiorton or mat village. The iJldlrs Catholic Ketievnlent Society held a meeting In thti K. of C. Hall lust evening. NEW INDUSTRY Wsler oiiiiiilssloners, to aviilre the Aeeornmir to Attorney Itiskt-s' motion this law, which In a FOR BUSY NORWICH a preach In Japan when he finishes his studies here.

He is well educated in his own country and la familiar with the Important problems of his people. The sermon will be a very Inter Special lo The Rlagbamtea Press. mm NonthHi, Murch The report that Norwich Is soon to have a factory for esting one and will undoubtedly at tract a large congregation. TROLLEY ROAD MAY the manufacture of concrete building blocks seems to be pretty well authen ticated by the announcement that John E. Ilrooklns and Curtis K.

Itath- BE SOLD NEXT WEEK bun have made active preparations one, fiH'tiive oniy since last June, rovers Iho present van. 723 of Ihu rode relnlea that ll previous laws In regard to the acquirement of waterworks are repealed by virtue of the new law. The pusl-tloit taken hy the Waverly attorney fHUffl tin presiding JudK to reNervc d-llon. and will mean another postponement. The attorneys for the vll-uto were much put out at the iinox-pM-ird turn of affairs, it ml the Wsv-rly adherent of miiiili'lpal owner-ihlp nre l.ilklnK It over todny.

Kr the Water Company there were present Attorney Frederick Collin of Reynold. Slanchlleld A Collin, who represents the hond holdera; Atorney F. K. Ilawkes. for the Waverly Water Company, and Attorney J.

H. Floyd, fur liolT. the Ice dealer, who ruts lee on the Water Company's reservlor. Kor the villas; of Waverly there appeared Village Attorney Frank A. Bed and Attorneys Myron and Itandolph llorton.

two Ithaca lawyers, engaged hy the village as txperis on the suhjert of municipal acquirement of water plants. and are about to embark In the bust Wc Have the Largest Stock of New peelal te 1 he niaghaastea Press. ness at once under the firm name of Ilrooklns A Itathbun. onronta, March 8. There was Their plant.

It Is said, will be lo cated near the sand bank near the cemetery and their operations will not ttv rrr a There is One Soda Cracker and Only One. You do not know that Soda Cracker until you know Uneeda Biscuit To taste Uneoda Biscuit is to fall in love with them. You never forget that first taste, and you renew it every time you eat Uneeda Discuit much satisfaction In town upon the derision of the Appellate division at Albany yesterday In the trolley mutter. The court alllrmcd the order of Judge Sewell directing the sale of the only liicltple the manufacture of con crete building blocks, but also curb' hitching pouts and anything for which the market calls. The scarcity of lumber It Is thought O.

C. A It. railway upon mortgage win tiring this form or building mu terluls In great demand. GOODS Jj CROWDED HOUSE GREETED CONCERT COMPANY i C. TOBIAS LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA In the History of Our Business Special te The Itlaghamtea Pre.

Norwich. March 8. The Itosa In a dust tight. roreciosure, appeal to which was taken by the Jennings' Interests. The decision In which all the Judges concurred Is severe blow lo those who have made every possible effort to nrrveut the sale of the mad upon the mortgage of the Knickerbocker Trust Company.

The sale was advertised to occur Feb. 27 and was postponed by a slay granted by Judge Parker to extend until the Appellate division had given Its decision upon the appeal. It now seems likely that the road will be sold on March 13. The decision carried with ll Judgment for $10 costs and disbursements. IIKALTII IIOARI) MEKTS TONIGHT.

There waa a regular meeting of the Hoard of Health yesterday evening and It waa expected that the smallpox case would be given consideration. The matter of Improvements at the lietention Hospital and another as-sletsut for the public dump will be discussed. A case of scarlet fever waa reported today from 3 Munsell street and the tirenilnea tilnrerl litiiler miiii-taiif Ilia I.lnde Concert Company were greeted hy a crowded house when they ap 9 moisturt proof package. peared before the Star course patrons NATIONAL BISCUnVCOMPANY New Dress Goods Silks ErO-w Inst evening; and gave an excellent concert. The company, composed of Mme.

I.lnde and Miss Wright, vocalists: Miss Priest, violinist, and Mrs. Maerx. pianist, are all artists of pronounced abilly and each received a hearty welcome from the audience who compelled them to respond to numerous encores. S-e fee Ladies' Suits Costumes Dresses Walking Skirts Dress Skirts 'ft I serial Th Blasbataloa Tress. Vacrly, March H.

Manager A. C. Tobl.is of the Iionils Theater, who It alo connected with the A. Traction Company, left on Krle train at last night for California, tn response to a telegram received fmm Mrs. Tobias, that her mother.

Mrs. Iloyt. Is In a critical condition, md desiring Mr. Tobias' presence at lh bedside. Mrs.

Tobias and Mrs. Iloyt went to California about six weeks ago. In an Itort to belter Mrs. Hoyt's health. Mrs.

Iloyl's homo Is In iMvenpurt, lews. During the absence of Slanuger Tla. which Is necessarily Indell-we, Assistant Miinuger Harold Fatroiis. son of V. I.

Wntrous. will inume full charge of the lnnmls, for hlih attractions have been booked to the end of the season. Superintendent will attend to Mr. Tobias' work at the 8. A.

power houn until his return. Oa Wash Goods 7i WILL OF LATE MR. SCOTT T.B. Fuller Cash or Nothing la Always Honest "DOHA TIIOUNK" MATINEE The Itoe Stock Company will pro-1 A ADMITTED TO PROBATE 'll Underwear A duce "l)nri Thorne" at the Stone to D. D.

S. morrow afternoon. Good specialties. SO ARE Prices, 10 and 20 cents. Silk Waists Hosiery Norm He's Shoes Westrott Work, Both Tltonre US STATE ST.

ninghamton, New York Wash Waists Wrappers Ribbons Laces ENGINEER MASON WELL KNOWN HERE peelal The Mngbamtee Press. XorwMi. March 8. The will of the late Warren L. Scott has been admitted to probate and letters testamentary Issued tn Kdwln R.

Olmslead and Henry' L. Folic, t. executors. The estate Is said to be valued at S100.OO0 and ll Is rumored that Vlie entire amount Is to be equally divided among the children of the deceased an even share going tn Mrs. K.

It. ulmstead, Mrs. 11. L. Follvtt and John P.

Scott. Deceased had long been known as a successful business man and his lumber business here was one of the largest In this section. Children's Garments and Neckwear Ppeelsl to The Biaabamloa Press. waterly. March 8.

Krle Engineer RanuM Mason of owciio. the man at the throttle of the engine which pumiced over the embankment at RinKhamton, was well known to many Krle employes here. The com- JF The White Sewing Machine Has the chain and lock stitch, the only full ballbearing machine on the market All kinds of machines repaired, all parts for machlnea on hand. Agent for the Standard 8. M.

G. G. Kaeppel, 162 Court St. ploie llluHtrated story of the accident to train 7, which appeared In The AFTON i'lnKhamton rrrss last evening. Spring Millinery, Shoes, Curtains Men's Clothing Furnishings And the Celebrated Dunlap and Guyer Hats brought forth any number of favor- atile comments last nlitht.

and brought also substantial evidence of pleased appreciation In the sale of VIOLATION CASES PUT OVER THE TERM about 100 extra papers. At 8 o'clock in the evening there was not a eoi.v of the paper to be had anvwhere In the village, due to this new demon stration or "Today's Xewa Today." Cold Weather Goods at Zero Prices rid Almanac SAYRE DEATH OF MISS SPRING. 73-75 M. F. THOMPSON COURT STREET ItllATEA GREEN OR BLACK THE PERFECT 'BEVERAGE.

Never boil this tea. Steep five FOR 1906 SAYRE'S OLDEST RESIDENT Special te The Blaghaaalea Press. Aflon. March 8. The Indictments against three Afton hotelkeepers for alleged violations of the llipinr tax law were not tried at the term of court held In Norwich this week, Ihe cases being put over the term.

The members of the Mapllst Church and congregation will have a rally and roll call In the church Saturday. A big dinner will be served. Every member Is expected to respond to the roll call by testimony or If absent, by letter. All members of the church and congregation are Invited. Charles Seely received notification yesterday that he has been re-elected president of the American Polish Club.

John Skelley of Pe.kvllie. Is spending the week with his family In town. 15 Cents peelsl to The nisakamtoa Press. fcnvro. Pn Miinoli nnnmlln a Pprlng.

Sayre's oldest resident, died yesterday morning at the home of K. M. Thompson. 2i Spring street, llav-ItiR lived all her life In this place, near the spot where she was born. Miss Hprlng had seen years of progress CZX MOTHER USED TO MAKB, h5sesuch minckpii minutes in absolutely boiling water? Oneteaspoonful makes two cups.

COLORED SHOW CARDS reproducing above cut art displayed by selected grocers ftjKgfltP tl AUTrCTlTT Of THE INQtt OTSSlONER L. A. Jones of Norwich transarteu business In town recently. a The donation for Itev. J.

F. snaw occurs this evening. Invld Crocker was a recent busi ness caller In Itinghnmton. Frank Hrowii of Coventry has mov ed Into the house vacated by T. J.

Cnhle on Algerliie street. i i ins vauey. She was horn lit. fill, and was the daughter of Dr. spring, whose name Is linked with the nls'iiry of the development of Sayre and Waverly.

The name of this family of pioneers Is brought dally Into the life of residents here, whenever the sireet cars from Waverly to Snyre stop at Spring's Corners. The old homestead remains a landmark of the tiny-, gre gone. The only remaining relative of the deceased Is Mrs. Hit rah C. Elmer, a roiiKtn.

Volumes might he written the varied events connected with Iho life of Miss Spring. For some ysnrs she has been a member of the nmisohold of K. M. Thompson, and tli" funeral will be held nt that Hues Frldny afternoon. Ilev.

H. W. t'rydenttlso of Waverly will oftlvlcflte. Mr. and Mrs.

U. Decker nave moved from the Hrlggs house on Academy street Into the 8. A. Oreene house on Spring street. Do You Build This Year? TIicii toll yur bulldtT that you want hlrn to us lumber from Fn-si if 's.

'IVII IiImi joii Insist iisi ('Hllfoniln I(P(ImmmI Siding and slKi I.iimiIkt ('(iMipnnv Itcil t'tvlnr KIiIiikIps. IIiim'II In now st.H'k of theso In Is-fore lonK and an Invpstment In 1 1 inn Is a mliclity R'mmI Idea. ENSIGN LUMBER CO. JARVIS STREET THE BINOHAMTON PRESS ha secured a limited number of copies of The World Almanac, which will bo sold for 15c EACH to new subscribers who pay one month in advance, or to old subscribers who are not in arrears. In order to take advantage of tb is special price, subscribers must call at the office for tho almanac.

When sent by mail, postpaid, the price will be 25c. The Regular Price of the Almanac Is 25c Or by Mail 35c The book has never before been sold for less than this price. But one copy may bo secured with each subscription. The World Almanac is the most famous and widely circulated reference book in tho world. It is a book for tho judpe on tho bench, for tho lawyer, the doctor, the business man, the school teacher, the worker, tho student.

No home where there are children should be without the World Almanac. SLEEP DESTROYER The Old Fashioned Coffee. ui, from nervousness bV MARATHON dnv and sleeplessness by night. "I'p to three years ago," writes a voting woman. "I was In the hnhlt of drinking coffee freely and did not If Uitfli Inlorlnif mv benllh till 1 was sudd-lily made the victim of nervous heuilnrhes so violent inai I was compelled to give up house-hold activities and stay In bed much of the time.

Then Insomnia came upon me and the wretcneiinesa or xieeniess iiluhts was added to the agony of painful days. Don't Juggle with the baagngs proposition. You might buy a "gold brick" In th shape of some swell looking trunk tfint would go lo pieces lu a high wind. Ours Are Not That Kind Thev nre reliable nnd wear well, Immiles looking stylish and up lo We sre heailiiinrters for re- llnlil trunks and baggage, "This lasted till a year ago, wnen was persuaded by a friend to give up rnve entirely and use Postiim Food 'offce. The result wis, in less nun I in feel the dilutee for DIARIES Calendars, Blank Books AND EVERYTHING USED IN THE OFFICE CAN BE FOUND AT THE STORE OF Walter R.

Miller Co. 170 Washington and 111 Slate Streets "serial to The Hlaakaintnn Press. Marathon. March 8. Itnbeknh Lodge will hold a gnme social In their rooms on Saturday evening of tills week.

Llit lit refreshments will served and a good time Is anticipated. The Oxford Class of the Melhodlsl thurrh will serve a ham and egg In the church purlora on Friday veiling of this week, the work lo be done entirely without assistance from Ni ladles. The Hurncii and Phllnthea classes nf the Hiiptlst Church were entertain. 'I the hoinn of Miss l.ulu Spencer recently, choice refreshments were Jerved and a pleasant evening enjoy- Mrs. F.

A. Allen, Mrs. F. S. Iiellow, Wr.

L. T. Wilcox and Mrs. W. K.

Mver are spending the duv In Whit-J' Point as guests of Mrs. Asher Landers. A. Nlver. a former resident of place, visited relatives here yes-'May.

Mr. Nlver expects to leave vicinity soon for Falrhaven. W. where he will engage In business. the better, my nerves grew stronger and I began to sleep a little.

Day by ciiiitihiier! ami III a short time, I wss restored to health. My heanacnes ieit me, me nervousness passed away entirely, and I enjoy good, sound sleep every Is whst I owe to Posium, and I feel It but right to tell you of It." Call at the Office of THE BINGHAMTON PRESS and Get Your Copy Today Name a vert hy Fnsuim name Six Court Creek. Mich. There's a reason. nad the little hook.

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