Jay Trover has moved his family tc
Isrng Meadow, Mass. Mr. Tracer is
station agent there.
Mrs. Crank Kamsdell and Miss A1
ice were in Providence, K. 1., last
week.
C. G. letters of Putnam has recent
ly delivered several new pianos in
town.
The meetings held In the M. E
church last week were well attended
^lev. G. G. Scrivener, district superin
tendent, preached three very interest
lng sermons with good results.
The Pastor preached a very strong
sermon Sunday morning on the church
the text being from Ephesians, 5-25,
26, and 27.
Winter Overcoats
We ve just spread Ourselves in
Overcoats this season. A style for
every fancy, a cloth and color for
every taste, a size for every man.
Dignified Chesterfields, splendid
Tourist Overcoats, belted backs, or
plain backs. Shawl collars that will
roll up and button under the chin
without a single pucker. Step in and
see what a splendid Overcoat we can
give you for
$10.00, $12.00, $15.00,
$18.00, $20.00 and
$25.00
I HE BEST VALUES EVER.
Ehe
Church Clothing Co.
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ATTORNEY F. E. HOWARTh’S
TRIAL BEGAN TUESDAY
Still Kept Apart
Howarth and Cain were brought
over from Brooklyn Jail this morning
in separate automobiles. Tho two
prisoners have not seen nor na far as
is known, communicated with each
other since their arrest and Incarcer
ation at Brooklyn, llowarth wore
the same neat fitting suit of blue, im
maculate linen and a modish collar.
Around his left arm was a wide band
of black. He was much more serious
in demeanor than when arraigned at
I’utnam a week ago.
