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Sc!J..oo,~ , , opeil~d- last Vl!ee1t\ In charge· o~ Miss Eleanor V. Hilla· 1_>rapdt, who this week is attending the teachers' institute. ·Rev. E, J .• Goodell was the guest of L. H. Everes.t last Sunday, The danchig party which was to ·be given !It the Ercanbrack house on Friday evening of this week Is post- poned lndef!nltely. The green corn supper given at the Ercanbrack hoase last Wednes- BRQADALBIS. Mrs. w. H. Dye h!LS been spend- Ing severa.l d~&ys visiting retaJtives in Scotia.. Her daughter, Mdss Pearl Dye, left for that 'Pia.ce Tuesd'!I.Y •mm•nln·g. Ernest Lee of SChenectady arrived In town Tuesday morning for 'a week's visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lee. Georoge Goodamote left Tuesday momln·g tor Pcrultney, Vt., wlbere 'he wm enter the Troy Conference aca- demy lfo•r a course. of stud~. Da.Iph Smtth lieft Tuesday mQl\Jl· ing for Glovereville, 'W1here he has ·secured employmeat. RELAXATION FOB I!ERSONS UN. DEB STRESS ADVISED BY THE MEDlCAL WRITER--SUICIDE INDUCED BY DEPRESSION. A writer in American Medicine says that physicians could do much toward the prevention of suicide by advocat- Ing more play and relaxation. The typical suicide, he declares, Is the un- derfed, overworked person who has. an exaggerated idea of his ..... . day evening was a veJ;y enjoyable af· Sundu.y. . \fair. Mr. and Mrs. Bacchus- opened Supel'Vil.sor AJrchiba.ld Robertson at- tended· a mee•.ing of the board of sUipervisors held dn Jdlwlo,rown Tues-- day. work. The writer says: \The prevention of suicide seems• to be Impossible, and yet there are some deterrents. The 1909 report df the medical examiner In chief of of Housefurnish'ing Goods, J .. inen ?l are, Granite Ware, W oo(f Ware, Gl~s, 1N.D ........ China and Brio\a-Brac .. Every article in th~ entire dep;utment· .:Wm be redueed: L. '1'. L. Wli moot at nearly the entire house for t11e occa- Miss Jeanette Fenton has returned to Utica, W1here she ill!OOnds ta.king a price from :IS to 2S PEil CENT. ., :. J\4etlne· W·Ukiiis -a.'t .slon and lent their aid to make it a ~ · g;riiUdu•c.te course in the Utica This is the best opportunity you will have , to lay in a supply ofthese housell,ollq · on Monda.y arteJ.'IIl09n. success, -and that It wati succeastul · ihi!llll s~ool, from which gradutted ·la June. she was the Royal Arcanum goes into the. \''\\n_ .... ,uuor and elster, MiBII was greatly due to their efforts. Al· · SatuT'da.y -a.t I though the grain ot the ludi*n· was matter quite extensively and s!J.ows that when a r11le was made to e~ect that the Insurance lapsed should the member commit suicide within five ye~s of admission, the ·DUmber of these deaths was lessen- ed by halt, while the cases in those of more than ·five yellrs' membership remained practiCallY the same from · year to year. necessities. O:FHER SPECIALS 1l.E1LOW. on bU&iilEs. . very ~uch ln.~~vidence • ·aplend,id George Decker W!UI a lbus!ne56 vlE'Jitor 'Un ·Gloversville Tuesday. - lJ1enu wai pr~~~eq. The net pro· M!aS Le()ra. Wilson. of Cob'bles.Jdll very· of· Dr. John Edwards. il.etnb•~rEI of ~he W. c. 'T. U. at the home of on Division Harold are camp- ceeda were in ti;le neigh.borhooll of . $23. arrived in towt!L 'Dueschvy for ooverilJI ~· .;t&it wdth azm .parents, B;.ev, and Mrs. •W. J. 0.. Wil&!'m. heal'7, reg1ilar llJc. gw:ade, each .' , •••••••••••••• :MfSB Phi~ C. Day .and :r.lisil Mu!.on E. Johnaon. have returned tO lthe!Jr hOme in maversvtHe 'lllft-er a. welt with MrS. A-dele D. RJ'Il.ldle. :Meoot8. Harold GiffOrd, :!)'red ·Kegg · and George' Robiao~ of :tiD.e G. Hi. S., Stro&h Toplln ¢ tjle \.:iohnstpwn :Rig~h. . sc)lol'll, &n;d· Mi!s6 Eva Wilson. o:t the G. H. S., spent Sund-ay at th~lr aJi~ell J•a.mas B. Stevw, <Who recellitly suf- fer!Eid a stroke of PM\alys4s wh<He visi'Ll~ ['elatilves in Gloversvllle, WWl brou~t :to the hO!lli) -a! hie son, Geo. 4,. Stever, in this Wlla~ge, Tuesday. :MJJ.ss ·Marlon Motlllln:gton., wUw ibJas •been El'lll'PI«red In <tJlUis village duri.ng the su!Dilller, Jeft Tuesdw morning· f-or her home ,111 TJroj,( FONDA. hOJll'BS _l!,!lre· _ rhe Mi~ 'Mollie (Ml'bert and Sept. 15.--P. C. .Mills,. or l*overe- Analla Ty.rr~ll are spendling the wEoli!k viila, formerly a reeid_ent of Fond&, at Broa.drubin in attendlance u•pon. bbp. wm leave t'h!ls week to <BmUJIDe the T811.9h~' Institute in MISSion In than:' e~~ome 1Klfll.tion he helld tor a num:OOr wllage. « years in tlhe mindn:g oo.IIliP lilt Bart- J. D. Ridd!lie spent Sunday .at opL~a.s;,. M.extoo. BI.'IO!IId:albin., flB tihe guest of ~te MIS:S Cross, Wa.cher In t.he s1XIth Goodemo:te and ot'ber Eriendll. - gwade of. the Fonda Hlg!h school, ~- Mrs. Helen :MnMllster, :M!Is6 Delle. derwent au operation. :tor 81P'P6111d11dl· 'i'oplilff hd ·Messrs. Stroillh <and Gil-· • tis Monoa.y adlternoon lilt ilhe hom.. b.ertt ~111% .W11i remove ~ SamlllOilll\ of M11. and Mrs. Chai'les Sammons. vl~le this· wook, ·where tbey will re- Dr'. Wood. of Gloversville, wras. the sJde :tn the tutlure. . op011alting surgeon. ltr, .and Mrs., W1'J.llla.m Darrt Of. St. Loalllrillg G. Putanan., l'>t BoSton, has JohnsVille,. are tile I'Ue&te -at Mer· bean spe~ng a. ferov deJYS wiiflh h!s alul:nt 8md Mn. Y. o •. SinlJth. ~U;, Mr. and .Mrs. S. W. Puit!m'IL)I;. Lj)on Hall. pf Jo~own spent Mt. Pu,tm.•111n lh<as Jtm>t. ~ ~can Sun~ with fi'len1llJ in town. a trlp to ~Ope, wl:IJ,ch lnclu'<led. 'Mr. <and ~- Thornton Steal's or: Bel:gi~Ju.m, France, lDD.&'li!Uid, Sootlelli.d Sellen~ '113'& the ~ 01! .JW:. &11,11 LteliLDld. , and ~ John Stee~rS. Mnl. ~lee KnlliP'P Is serllously \There is no doubt, of course, that such an unnatural act as self-mur-- der is the very opposite of normal instincts, and indicative of an ab• nor:o:ilil, unhealthy condition. It doubtful whether they should all be called lnsav.e. for there is consider• able evidence that many perhaps most, are merely sufterlng from an · exaggerated depression of spirits, such as every human being expert-· encee periodically, ·though in minor degree. ·~At any rate they think that life is not worth llving~and, not so very lo11g ago, healthy men deliberately destroyed themselves in preference tQ llvin~? through a disaster. \The age of most suicides is be- twef?n 30 and 60, and tl;lls stronglY suggests mental diseases, particular- ly those due to the overstrains of the working period of life. After 6() · we generally ease up, and If we have been unsuccessrul we accept our tate phili>Bophically; but the _young- .. er and more am,bltious man wants to end all. It does seem tl!at the real prevention 1les In the direction of lessening the struggle for exist. lOc NEW SILK PETTICOATS, made extra full Width, 12 :Inch shirred and corded flounce. Our regulal' , 89o SkirtS, at •••••••••.••• ~ .................... . 69a, STAIB OILOLOTII. :fn ~ and brown, veey : hea.v;y weight, !!Old regUlarly at-1~~c 7ard, at .• ,. 8t-2c· FLANN'EI.ilii!YrTES In a big :variety of pat~s . and colors, PersJB.ns with -border, dots, stripes and . plaids, 12 ~ c and 15c vd:u,es, at ••••••••••• , .•• , , 91-2c . . . I ALL WOOL SWEA~ COA(l'S fpr Men, Wome.n and Misses, :fn .plain and fancy weaves, single and doubie bi.'e&!!ted, doable or slilgle cmf!l ·l!lld roll ool· Jar. Colors white; gray, rea• l!ll.d tan. at each $1.98 TMeo sweaters are extraordfJ:ul.rt value and laCier WJJI .. be mucb ~h,er :fn price. Get one -whlle ther -~ pric:e. . SOc v&lne. at •• -· ...... • •• # • , , • • , • ; ..... , ••••• ISOc valile· ·at • , • i •.• , ••• , •. , •••.. , , . , , , •• , .. • 'ZI;ic Value at ........................ <! • , ....... ... 98c value a~ .. , , ••.•••• , , ••• , •••.• , . , • Come in IIJld see ptem. They lll'B st,rlls~ - ·Lanid.lord an-d . .Mini, Hen.ry F1riglt or 141. Her mother, Mira. Hollltday, of ence. ~~cy~~~~~~ls~~~ ~~~~~~~~~;;;;~~;~~=~=~~==~=~=:~~=~~====~==========~~~' lng a week w:ltlh. friends ou•t o'f town. The IA<l1ee' Aid s:.ociecy of tb,e !be-. intended they 'should, and exhaus-! ·Mrs. Florence E. Dultlcbler ha. re.. formed chu·rt\h w.tn lh.olct .a m4etlng tton follows. They take life \too se- · ·u-IG c 'RNI·v I'L twt!led to her home Gt GloverB'ril!le •in 1lh& ebJu4',ch parlo111 Wednesday a!· riously and can:irot relax tor recuper-. · H • _. :ft · a.fter .a Vislt Wdtlh. M!r. ~il.d · Mrs. ~001:1 111/t 3 o'-olock. atlon. There is a therapeutic hint George· R. w.,rner. :M:asil Alta, Everaon :OOga.n tbe'a.cllling In every suicide, but this one seems AT:\ s· __ ·cu. EN\ E·CJ_.•:ny, :Ml\. Q,. Howli.rd LiDll ts the suest the school on tlhe :E'llank Road yes- to be :found in all. ~ . ft · or his 1t.a;th~ aJt the Cra.n,bertry (J!.lee1t •terda}'. '\The medical profession oan !Jo h~l ' · more than it has in preventing sul- Tlle NOllth8.l:!JptOil town Sull'dair lOOOlt OEN'llER. clde by !ldvocaUng more plf1Y and sdliool ~tion will hold ~ a;u- relaxation. Fun is as neces~ to 'tullla seeslon at tihe J11kst ~ta,.n C'le..reJIICG Gray o:f Roorowood aud health as work, and we may find· that. WHOLE WEJ!lK OF EVENTS PLAN· NJ;iiD FOR. THE ELEOT.fUo OIT¥ BEGINNING QN MONDAY, SEP· TEMBEB !a'1TH • oh'llrch, SeptE!ui!ber U. The ·.pro&flii!D. GertT'Ulde May-er were :pleasant eallEir!l the proverbially good natured, fat .and a1I1110uneement wU~ b& maxie dn tJhds place Sunday. men never kill themselves. They later. . Mrll., r.evt· Kilts . ·a.nd d•am•ghlter, have too good a time. The trpical Mr. and Mrs. EdlwfaN Bur'(ei!B and Eva., ·and Eftl.e Keii'JI&u or Stone Ara- suicide le the lean, underfed, over- Two weeks hence the streets· of. dau~ter, or_ -Hone Falls, were 1lllAf 'bLa, visl·ted M~. and Mm. William worked, overworried, playless fel- Schenecta,dy w.!ll be thronged with SumJ,a,Y, ~esta- or Mr. and Mrs. peroy .HIL~Oibrandt aDJd fMnily Satwrday ;-and low, who enormously overestimates carnival visitors. The big attrac- Han-vey 6 t El'inlw!Ood Far~; Sund'll!y. · the Importance of hie fwn work, and tions have been liberally adve):'tised L. ·C. Goffom Is bQS!.ly en~ in .Mr. WUlla.ms <llilld f111tnltly oif Johns- whose brain Is so starved that it can- throughout the surrounding country e~rglng his ·extenetve gtnseog l!'lllr'- town hoj.ve moved to this 'PlaiCe anid not do good thinking.\ for miles and every person. who can den on his Main .street prOIJ'Eil'ty. aa\e· occupying the house own.ed by will und.onptedly take advantage of A m<JSf. 'C'OI'Idlial iiJ.v(ta.tion is ~n- Mrs, Iiell!kle. ..--- LOOKING FOR HIS WlFE, the low excursion ratell to visit the tendoo to lllill. the lot awnere, a.u'd! all Mille Kwtherilll.e Vedder spent Stattr Electric City and participate in the athens who hBIVe the welfare of ¢'he urday and SUndey out olf ¢own. LITTLE FM..iLS, Seplt. 15.-Yee- merry-making, cr>mmuntty aJf: hea:r.t, to meeot 'lilt tJhie · Mr. and Mrs. William Frederlek terday morning Henry HeiToth, who The committee has announced a V'illage. cemetery Sa.t.urda.y <aft-ernoon, and 1daug:hters are visiting MT, .·ama resldes :and works for his preliminary program for the week. September 18, 1909, for ~e 'PU<J'IP(lSc Mn!. Daniel Imdley M Scot•ch BUSh. · llllw, Milkllutn Jet Haberm•a.n, on :a This Is subject to change, several · of cleaning <and restorin·g tJhls ne- F\ranols Duesler has ll'Eiflnrned home f,arm just east 0'1: thlis city, was inl minor details still being in an in- glected spot to some of Hs former ·<lifter spending some time with the city and asked Chief Long to definite state. '!Jeauty, Maude Smith • find his W'i:fe. He sa.id <bhait she dlrove The several big events, both day M:rs. LalllSing Wemple •a.ndi daul1Jh- to this ctcy Moi!iday oand was last and night, will be held as already IA.SSELLSVILLE. Mrs. Esther Smith is still improv- Ing. . Frank Walrath and G. M. Crouse are attending teachers•· institute at Broadalbin this week. ter Myra, and Mrs. Wi!Uwm Hlilla- seen· ddvdng iWW<a,rd Herkimer. Sine announced. bra:ndt spent Tbumday laJSt in Am· .wclglb.s 300 I>O'Unds and Het'a-oth eaye stei'd•am. the pollee shou~d have no tr'oUibne tn OONTRAOTOB IS HUR.T. finding ~er. H<.! s!Lld that h01' mother had found out that she had taken a.way with ·her some ctOIIJhes •I!Jild this Monday. On Monday, at 6 a. m., aerial bombs will be discharged in Mt. Pleasant, Bellevue, McClellan street, Boulevards, at the county house Aqueduct, Scotia and yan Vranke~ avenue. The fire alarm wlll . be ceremonies. 'l'h~ wor'~h'!luse parade is ached- . uled for 8 p, m. There wlll be a. grand dlspi&y 9f fireworks at Bran- dY-wine Park immediately thereafter.· Th(lio&(lll.y. Thursday afternopn all stores and · business places wil~ be cloiled. i At 2 p. m. the big merchants' pa- rade, with highly ar~lst\c floats, will be held. Friday. Friday ls to see the big Venetian carnival on tne Erie Canal, with wa- · • ter sports at night and certs. Saturday Saturday the visltorif will be given an opportunity to inspect the prilice and fire departments, the annual pa- rade being held then. , / ··In the evening the drawi~g of the automobile will be on, and the final \jlVents of the big carnival dra.wn oft. · All -of the bfg free attractions will be open afternoon and evening throughout the week. Call on Fraternities, Chairman Walter H .. Reed requests all fraternal organizations wllling to march in the opening carnival pa· rade, on Monday night, September 2 7, to notify him a.t once. THlEF ROBS <JHURGH. P~hes -~ ti() 'he p]en:i:Lfill !1-iia the pl'ljJces ~a.ng!'l trom 8 5 . <Ce!lits' \i-'P.; · · W:;LJ'd to $1, the l.!l:tter being ·• · for~. ~u-mmer squesh,es, iVlje ...,..;,P+;;;-•.·:. 8 eGD.ts eacll. m-aektBrll'ies · reanat:U:. a.t 13 oents 'a.lliq 'h1WklBibo;r.~ to 16. Vegeta-bles sh-a:w only a c:han:ge. CQrn Ml!la1~ 8lt 15 (per do~n. to-in'Rt9BS a;re sttil 5 cents per q)llart, •imd oobbwge brtng;_ 8 cents per ilu:l•rud. Celery ds iW\oiifh -,i _ · cents per he'ilid and clllllllmibers .tar. ,.- ·. slicing .1 cent· Eja~Ch, . Butter and eggs show' .a alt!::'h! . · · raise, ef!igs brlii_glng 30 cents peot. . diOzen l!-nd :ttuttei: sel'!llng tor 35. ceil~·. The ful\QW!ng :seeds and ~ r~ main u:dc~ged: · : Bran, ,1.66 per t.o·o pounds. Oat Straw, 70 cents· DE!r 10() Pot!-UdL Corn, $1.00 per bushel. · Buckwheat, $1.:!5 per buspel. Mrs. Byron ·Walrath visited in An 8100ldent which W'IJJ create gen- uine sorrow In Little FaiLs occurred 'on tho barge eM14!11 j1ob '!lit tlhe Mlll:l la.<rk wbant 4 o'clo\k yesterday alfter- noon. A ch•aln on one of the 'big holslling maJchines broke, letting thl:l bwcket fall in such a. mamnor that it str•uck bb<:> venera,ble James D. Oase;-, senior men1oor of tbe firm of Casey & Murray, the ba~rge canal oontrllll.:· tors, tn •the 'bl!l!Ck; ·a.nd a. drl,ller named Frank, a French Canadian whose last na.me could D'ot be ascertained. 1-n the leg. The driller's leg was badly crusihed and ·broken, ll.lld Dr. J·aOk- son w.a,s uncertatn whSJther 1 it ,could lea:ds to the belief ihlllt !Sihe may never re~turn. Herroth is iniClined to think that a former employee o<f the Oats, 70 cent\! per bushel, , sounded, the signal \12\ being glv- c k d C · ~1 7• · 100 · 4•'' LITTLE F.A,I,.LS, Sept. 15.-lit wa.s . rae e orn,, ., . \ per. poun a; . Sammpnsvllle Sunday. Mrs. Mary Trumble has gone to Johnstown for a few WMks, Artbur ·<leas and several linemen of Johnstown were in tbls place dur- ing the· week; doing repair work on the long distance· telephone line. George Arnold has returned to his home, lp Dolgeville. Raymond· Kring left for Boston, 1\Iass., Monday, where he will take a course ot violin Instruction at tbe -New England Conservatory of Mu- sic. farm, who is a.lso missing, ma.y know something, of\ her whereabouts. Slhe oook with her a. horse an-d oaniage wol'!J'h $300 that Herro<th wants baek. Chief Long promised to try and lo- cate the woman. !\IRS AGNES BUNN. Mrs. Agnes Bunn died at the Montgomery County Alms House on Monday morning at 8 o'clock of gen- eral debility, aged 82 years. She Is survived by nine children, fonr sons, Several from this Rlaoo are at- be saved. M•r. Casey ds 1njured In- James Bunn, Cornelius Bunn, Peter tending high school at St. Johns- ternally and •a hrusty exai!Il'lnablon H ville. caused the fear that his back W\-'> ugener and Lambert Hugener, all of Amsterdam, and five daughters, The Ladies' Aid Society will give bl'oken. The old gentleman ,;uffered Mrs. Levi Traver, Mrs. Francis Uh- a supper at the home ot Mrs. o. J. g-reat pruln, lllnd his groans, lll~ter be- linger, Mrs. Ostrom Uhlinger of Dickinson Friday, September 17. Ev- tng taken ~rom the pi·t Wld w'hlle be- J:Iagaman, and Mrs. Sarah Carl of eryone Is invited. fng -vakon to tfhle h<JiSIJdtall, w<ere '!>iti- · Johnstown, Mrs. William Bornt of Twelve of the .County Appraisers fnl. His ;Partner, Mr. Murray, was Amsterdam, and several grandchil· stopped at Kring's Hotel Tuesday one of 1the first ones rut. his side amd dren. The funPral was b<•ld at 2 evening. aocompoa.nied hdm to tho hooi>ital. o'<:lock this aft<'rnoon at ttw honw of . Captain J. II. Lassli'JI J}D<I Danl<'l Mr~. LPvi 'l't't<VPl' at llugaumn. ltt•V. Weav~r attt-ntlpd the reunion of thP C. Ji~. llatniltun utlidatPll. llltPl'tllt'llt l'l'l't'fll-ll-1 OS 'L'HI•] \\'.\ \\. sur\'lvors of ~·ort ~'ltJhor at IJtlca la~t. we.,lt. PAlUR. ~ept. 15.- The l.;:t(\ WllH in lla)!,aman ('\\\·t.·t·y. i.\lrs. D. C. L\ek and son J obn wert> In .Johnstown •ruesclay. Mrs. Jane Smith ol' .Johnstown i;; j~pendlng. some time In this vicluity. AI Beard or Ephratall spent ::)<lon. ·day in tb.t8 place. \VUbelrn II, sailing front Cht-'ri.Juurg · ·-- ·- • ~ totlay ror :-\PW York. \ill Ita\ .. , He Knew. Mrs.-Oh, .Tad;: lJull v t oltl me the among h\r l!a~\t'll!':«l'\ l:lt>un 1!. <'ur~ 1 1 . • 1 tl th A - - , Dtu8 \\'' hng o!'<'l'E'l. :nul m:H <' nw . BH, e nlertcan a.vtator, anti E. 11.. LnvP.nr rwYer to t('oll a living-soul~ .Mr.- Gary, chairman of the l\nit<>d States '\Veil. hurry up with It. I'm late to the Steel Corporation. office now.-Cieveland Leader. en twice, Tbe first whistl<l's will per bushel, $1.00, ~ ·• discovered on Sunday Vhat a. thle! Hay Baled, 75 and so cents per 10'1t_( also be blown. Shop and locomo- tive whistles will join. in the out- burst of noise. At 2 p. m. the big airship will make its first flight, sailing to Wash- Ington avl)nue and return. The streets of the city will be decorated. Specij(L1 sales will be offered at all had entered the Rresbyterla.n chuTClh · pound\!. . • · some time between •the da.te of tllk Field ano;t Grass ·lSeeda, by the b'llshel. Alfalfa, $10:00, ~1Lscovery ·and the pre;ious Wednes- Timothy, $2.70. day and taken a small su-m of money, Mammoth and Medium Clover,. som~thing ove,r $5, from tJhe llbra.ry. $7.5(,). The money 'WillS in a. ja.l' and was a Alskye, $10.qo. Seed Oats, 'lo to 75 cents. pa.rt of the Sunday school blrth'day Canada Field :reis, $1.70 too$1.15:· fund. Entranoo to the -clhurch was Corn fo;r Ensllage, $1.3() to $1.25. At s p. m. the grand camlval pa- effected tllroug'h a basement d!Oor, Barley, $1.00. the loclc of which bad •been removed Lawn Grass Seed, 10c 11er package,· stores. rade will start, in 'Which all frater· Brown Middlings, ~ 2.20 per 2110 previous to llhe burglrury, evidently to poun<}s; $1.65 for 100 pounds. 1\acilHate the work of the scami}. Flour Middlings, $3.60 per 200 The lock on the libra.ry door w.a.s pounds; $1.70 per 100 poundS. I . Gluten. $1.60 per 100 pounds. Park stadium and midway. The air- pried open w th an Ice pick. That nitles, societies and military compa- nies will march. Big attraction will be in progress at the Brandywine sbip will again sail over the city. :mme one ~amiliar with the 'building State street will be illuminated from is ·the thiief is the belief of the of!!~ dals.· The \Macaroni.\ Washington avenue to the armory and the Erie Canal from Union street to the Fullel' street lift bridge. 'fuesday. TOLL SERVlCE DISABLED. The \macaroni\ were exqulsltei! or fops who In England and France led the fashions from 1780 to 1785 -~~ were distinguished by an 'immense-· · knot of artificial hair worn on tbe top Tu<'sday afternoon and the!'eafter CANAJOHARIE, Sept. 15.-The Qf their beads. A small cocked hat th .. attractions will continue at Bran- G-It>n Telephone Oompa.ny h1n.d its ton which perched ridiculously on ·their u)'winl-l Park. 11JerE' will be a band s\rvice and the PalatinP sPrvi<'e very topknot. satin or brocade coats and ''\\''\rt at Cresc .. nt Parle at :!:!lO p. halll,v t·rltrplud on Huull·ay ll)\ som~ lliDnll clothes fitting tightly to the body 011 ,. :-<huotlng u. l>ull••t throu;\h tlhe-ir und silk storklngs With ribbon ·garters . composed the costume of these fash· - \ At S o'cloclt. thPr~ is to be a grand t·aLI~ Th~ (•o1up~uy i$. now uffc-ri11g Hl. !onnl>le gentlemen, who Invariably car- antumohll<'- varatl... a rew;;rll tJ! $5U fu1· R~JY Information rled a long walking stick wit'!J. tassels '1'!1<• ;dr-~hip wl1l Pontlnue Its \'hat will !Ptui to the aneot •and <'<m- attached and frequently a bouquet Ued 11ights twic·t· daily. . vl•·tion or t·h<\ guil-ty pa.,·ty. They to tb\ haudle nud encouraged !l mlnc- \\\t•d~u~~dal·. ln-dit>Vtt it wa~ a nHLHC'I·oUs aet antl lug nnU nlfected suit and. ~anne!;'. . \\·rctn•·s<ht)\ is ro lw Art'nt van 1 will t>nd ... avur w ferret t>ut the per-1 There was during the war for illde- pendence a body of M!lryland soldiers - C:urlrr Da)·. with a paracle of school j P<'trator. who on account of t!).e1r sho-wy ~ .. forms were•called \macaroni.\ ·· ... ··.
