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THE A D V A X T B - X B W S
• J U V H S D A V , « M T . 2(5, UKKJ
Miss Jane MeConville celebrated
following a luncheon at
12:30
o'clock, at which oil members of her fifth birthday yesterday afterthe committee are invited to be
noon, having as her guests, the
William E. West brook will re- the gue>ts of Congressman Shell.
vet*
turn this morning from Washing
Prof. Donald D. Kennedy of Misses Conny Lou Dillingham.
Clarkson college will give an ad- Marion Schwartz. Charlotte Frank,
ton.
•Mrs. Oliver Bovard of Montreal dress al the today's Rotary meet- Xorma Jean livers, Barbara Tyrell,
is tne guest of Mr. and Mrs. John ing in the Hotel Seymour. He will Susanne Holden and Mary Catherspeak on X. R. A. work at Clark- ine Moi.ellan; the Masters Patrick
A. Bovard. Crescent street.
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M~s. Henry W. Lawrence is en- son. President Harry J. Henshy Hackett. Joe* Biandy. Adrian -Mc»e \fr
tertaining at a bridge* tea this af- will preside
Donald. Bobby Hastings. Webb
*e
,cA^
Members of the Swe-kat-si Chap- Wright. Tinimy MdLellan. Billie
ternoon.
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Winfieid Fox DeLong of the staff ter DAR who are planning to at- Bartlett and Peter St mug.
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of the Watertown Times is in the tend the regular monthly meeting
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A meeting of the Xorthern Xew
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which will be held at Canton on York Lumber Dealers association
city on business.
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The Young People's Choir of the Xov. * are requested to make their will be held at the Hotel MeConEY*
Presbyterian Church will rehearse reservations for the luncheon there ville in Ogdensburg tomorrow afwith Mrs. Edgar L, Schwartz, tele- ternoon and evening to discuss the
on Saturday at 7 p. m.
•Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cornnell and phone Xo. 2S6-W.
provisions of the National RecoviW*
Miss Dorothy Hall of Canton en- ery code. Schuyler Lowe of Cape
^
E. F. Wiser of Prescott were vistertained a few friends at her
itors in the city yesterday.
Vincent is president of the asso**
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A meeting of local vocalists was home on Judson street. Friday ciation.
Dealers in lumber and
evening,
in
honor
of
Miss
Mary
v*
held tit the home of Mrs. Anne
Those builders' supplies in St. I4iwrence t
Pease Breaky last evening to form Connelly of Ogdcnsburg.
present were the Misses Eva and Jefferson and I>ewis couuties will
a community chorus.
Irene S( uthworth, Mary Lake and be present. Dinner will be served
Mrs. Richard C. Alg:e is to unduring the evening.
Frances Latempa.
dergo an operation for appendiciA party of Si. Lawrence county
Dean E. L. Kulett of Canton vistis at the Htpburn hospital at S
Is Your Heating Plant Ready for Winter?
Democrats
had planned to motor
ited Ctica during the week and
o'clool: this morning.
to
Gloversville
today
to
attend
a
calle<
* o n ^narlej? S. Brewer, trusWe are headquarters for heating equipment of a!l kinds.
Mrs. William Dupre, Pickering f
tee of the University, who has been luncheon at which Postmaster GenWe can meet your requirements at a very reasonable
street, *»vill arrive home from the
eral James A. Farley is scheduled
in
ill
health
for
a
few
weeks.
He
price.
Our experience in the heating business assures
Hepburn h->sp:ial on Saturday with
found Mr. B r e w e r s condition much to be the principal speaker but owyou of the proper equipment for your particular needs.
her infant daughter. Carolyn,
improved, a pleasing report to his ing to the condition of the roads
A regular meeting of the Board many friends here.
the trip was abandoned last night.
of Education will be held this afWord has been received here
The southerly half of the Wood
ternoon at o o'clock at the city double house near the corner of that James Facto. 4-year-old son
council chamber.
| S : . u e and Montgomery streets was of Mr. and Mrs. Rand Facto of
The Ladies' Aid society of the . so!d yesterday at the office of Ed- Ausable Forks, formerly of OgPr s\»yierian church will give a i ward P. Lynch to the St. Lawrence densburg, is recovering from a ser-1
turkey supper in the chapel this ; County Savings bank for $!.>."»:? ions gunshot wound in the hip. He
evening from "» to 7 ^ o'clock.
Plumbing—Heating—Sheet Metal Work
The s..le was conducted in st-nie-|wa? accidentally shot by a comM:. and Mrs. George A. Bell, who men: o:* the e<:a:e of the late Mrs. • panion while playing with his fath-j
are en route to th.> city f:c^i Ban- Lure:*a Wood, of which her daugh-j er*s shot gun. Mrs. Facto is the)
402 Ford Street
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Phone 606
gor. M.'uSt*. are at p r e ^ m detain- :er. Mrs. Ztn::h Ward, is the exec-'former Mis- Mary Si^phenson of I
ed in M-.K>ei>. X. V.. as a res'iit of utrix.
j this city.
!
l«» r- c«*r:t h» avy snow fail.
R^v. Dr. Will.am C. Maelntyre
pie Tuesday morning. District Atrave an address on **J<'?us Christ,
torney Ingram introduced as exhithe Central Fn<*. of Life." at the
bits the clothing worn by Anna
ixidw- ok service in the PresbyterMerrill
on the night of July i'4. alian church last night at 7:30.
legedly
the time of her death, the
The former members of the Ogsocket wrench handle which Hordes-burg home guard will hold a
ton mentioned in is confessions a s
banquet at the armory on the evenHorton Changes Plea as Peo- the weapon with which he struck
ing of Xov. l."i. Jay McCarthy is
XEW YORK, Oct. 2a.—A deci- rates adopted in the We*:era terriMrs. Merrill and the three written
ple's Case Is Completed in
mak:i:g the arrangements for The sion to postpone a cut in the basic tory have been in effect for a few
confessions made toy Horton and
gathering.
County Court.
passenger fare of S.6 cents a mile months it will be possible to detersigned by him in the presence *of
A meeting of the Professional by the Eastern railroads was an- mine much more accurately than at
witnesses at Potsdam, Ogdensburg
Engineers of Si. Lawrence, Frank- nounced formally Monday by a present what the net results may
'21.
CANTON. Oct. l,:>.-—Much to the and Canton, on July
lin and Clinton counties will be committee headed by F. E. William- beCoroner Testifies
,
held at the Clarkson college •in son, president of the Xew York
**Attention was called to the fact surprise of the court and the galPr.
S.
Pope
P.rown,
coroner
of
Potsdam Saturday night at 7 Central Railroad. The committee that the expense of passenger train lery, the trial of Edward Horton,
o'clock.
Prof. A. B. Powers of was appointed by the Eastern Presi- operation i s being materially in- 32, of Potsdam, indicted for man- Potsdam, was. called to testify
about the clothing. He stated the
Clark*on will be the speaker.
dents' Conference to attempt the creased fry the increased cost of slaughter, first degree, for the
clothing was that worn by Mrs.
A meeting of the Republican negotiation o; a uniform reduction fuel and other supplies under the death of Mrs. Anna Merrill of PotsMerrill and that it showed tears or
Count}* Committee will be held at with the managements of other re- various XRA codes, and that the dam, was suddenly terminated at
rents to indicate the woman jumped
the Arlington Inn. Potsdam, today gions, but the Western companies railroads art- further facing large 3:45 o'clock Tuesday afternoon,;
from the car and rolled along the
j declined to delay action and the capital expenditures for air condi- when Horton asked to be allowed
J road.
j Southeastern interests failed to tioning an J other improvements to to plead puilty to t.he charge.
passenger-carrying equipment, so
| acrree with the East.
Two nurses of the Potsdam hosThe plea was entered as court
! The Eastern managements will that it is extremely important that resumed after the recess following j pital. Helen Hall and Mildred Johnj await the results of a reduction to changes should not be made in the the resting of the people's case by son, testified they were in t h e hosI take effer-t in the West on Dec. 1 basic fares which will result in less District Attorney William I). In- pital when Mrs. Merrill
was
before makinz further moves. One-j net income from the transportation gram at 3:20 o'clock.
brought there on July 24. Miss
J Johnson called Dr. Thomas Wat—TODAY and FRIDAY—
way rates of 3 cents a mile, with a of pass-ncers.
Defense Attorney Allen L. Gurj return rate of 2 ;> cents. Pullman
"Study of th^ entire situation in ley of Potsdam made the techni- kins to attend the woman.
j charges ended, together with other relation to s-pecial rates is being cal motion t o '"withdraw a juror
Police Chief Frederick Burgess
i concessions as low as - cenu> a mile actively pursued «»y committee of as the defendant desires to plead of Potsdam testified that Horton
THE SCREEN
are in eluded in the Western »ch- chief passemrer traffic officers, who guilty." The motion was granted and Jes?=e Bannister came to the
MINGS
•rae. XRA costs were cited in the will re.r.Mi to the presidents coin- i>x-Juds-e James C. IXilan.
police station to report that the
IffMOftTAUTy
Kastern announcement as a factor mittee when thie study has been
TO A M I A ?
When the defendant stood before woman had jumped from the car,
HEART^
:i the decision to postpone action. Icompleted.*'
the conrt for sentence Gurley B u r g a s later went with Horton to
Committee's Statement
f
mecouMmr
made an impassioned plea for cle- Peace Justice William E. Flanders*
The ioilowin? statement:
j
mency in which he stated several office wher*» Horton made a state"Announcement was made by the !
leading residents of the district ment that be struck Mrs. MerrilL
committee of Eastern rail presi-!
where Horton lives were in conrt Horton. h e said, then was chaijr**d
deut*, which wa? appointed by the
to testify a s character witnesses with assault, third degree.
Eastern President^ Conference t o !
Corporal Harold Cole of the state
for the defendant.
; sive consideration to changes in I
Before
prcnoancing
sentence police testified Horton stated he
basic passeager fares, that it bud
that Horton be confined in Clinton strack the woman with a wrerfch.
been determined to make no change
prison for not less than five years Coie was one of three troopers to
in the basic rates at this time, but'
qaestion Horton at the Canton subMAY H0BSCM -n
TO make such special rates as will j Vaudeville programs will be re- nor more than eight years. Judge station when Horton repeated / h e
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MHTRTiHeAH
end to attract and increase rail j SU m*d at the Strand theatre next Dolan said: T o o n s e l for this de- statement in &is second confession.
J i l l MCCRfA
travel.
'Thursday, it wa# announced yes- fendant has coodacted this c a s e
HANCfS DIf
~It mas poiated oat that ander , tei*«y by Manager C. A- Itedson. ia such a manner a s appeals to the
t
the passenger rates now in effert They will be girea Tharsday and rtmrt, not trying t o delay the case
ia Eastern territory the average ! Friday of each week during the fail aad with the utmost faith ia the
mte per passer^er per mile for the j aad winter Various ota*»r theatres iaaoceace of the defendant-"
The Story of Otd
Injuries Unusual
year 1*32 was k s * than 2 cents, i a Northern and O n t i a ! Xew York
Dsc Watt. H u m .
To Hortoa Jadge Dolan said:
and on some of the heavy p a s s e s - ! a i « also resuming vaadevilie after
an.ty's
Favorite
T
h e conrt will take into considerrercarrpng lines a s low as 2 < * i t l i e sammer iatermiesion
Thes*
Sen.
XEW YORK, Oct. 2*.—Mae W e s t
cents per passenger per mile. This J programs were very popular at the ation yoa have always borne a
A o n e o
figare has shown a steady redac-! Strand m
ia the past and Manager good repatatioa, bat f mast con- is the dream g i n of the coHf^*
sider the maaaer ia which the ia- freshman of today. This fact was
H A N N A H W I L L I A M S and
; tioo year by year for some years j Dedson h a s received 4
P H I L EMERTON S BAND
jaries
w«-re received by the deceas- apparently broaght oat today whea
past.
that high class acts will he hook»d
"It was farther poiated oat that • v e r the cireait- The theatre goer* ed very aaasaal indeed.
the Colntnbia Spectator, anderg-radT b e »enteace of thin coart is aate paMicatioa coodacted a pole
^ the rate which woald tead to pro- will he greaffy interested ia this
Clinton among 125* freshmen • * • > The
: 4 a c e a sufficient increase ia the annoanreaaeat a c d the imtiiitimip that yoa b e confined t o
raftuce of tragic t o offset the re- are that crowded harnsts wfli greet prison for not less than five nor vote ia favor of Mis* W e s t a s the
COMEOV
NEWS
! dactioo to c h a r t s was extremely the performers next week T h a i * - 1 ' 5 4 ^ ^ ***** eigfct T^ars.""
girl t o make a fresfcaan happy was
| Coctir.oiajr the
for t h e
j d§ff:calt to determine, ana after the day and Friday.
overwhelming.
Local and Social
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Cold Weather Is Here—Are You Ready?
SEE THE GENERAL ELECTRIC OIL FURNACE
IN ACTUAL OPERATION
Farden - Gamache Co.
EASTERN RAILWAYS
PUT OFF FARE CUT
ADMITS GUILT,
IS SENTENCED
TOJ5-8 YEARS
STRAND
LuflM
i\JRN
Vaudeville
Booked For
The Strand
Mae West Dream *
Giil of Freshie
"The Addition"