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mfitf % tM PER YEAR. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE BROOKFIELD, N. Y , WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18, 1933 VOLUME 55, NUMBER 3T Madison County Home Bureau EXTENSION NEWS LETTER, OCTOBER, 1933 Our Federation MeetinK The annual meeting of the State Federation of Home Bureaus will be held in Syracuse November 8, 9 and 10 in the Imllroom of the Hoitel Onondi Conins Eventa , October 19—“No Two ChUdre o reach oi othi; shou etober 19—“No Two Chi Alike,” lectuke by Dr. Margaret Wylie given in Qneida Armory, Cediu Street, Oneida. Morning ses sion at 10:30 for conferences. Lec ture at 2:30 given in Qneida Itreet, Oneida. Mor 10:30 for conferen re at 2:30 p. m. October 24—^“Reconditioning the emilymily Wardrobe,”drobe,” trainingaining school Fa War tr Margaret Morehouse^t Morrisville. ■ w Cost Meals,” project leaders ma Barber at Margaret Morehouse s November 3—^“Low ttidhing school f given by Miss j Morrisville. November 14—Annual Meeting at Morrisville beginning at 10 a. m. \Rearrangement of L i v i n g Rooms,” will be given by Miss Charlotte Brenan the' week of No- bershipI legibly I member should be brief b u t ______ yVrite-up of meetings UMd .each paper as soon as i after meeting. \ Secretaries—Reports to n icd by third o f e r a monthi; ____ ng complete record of all meetings leld. Reports to b« sent whetlmr :here have been meetings or no le ^ i ecretary. Re^mineiuied thatmem- ers report to secretary help ceived and how much savM labor and dollars as result of pro jects. Members report any help they have passed mi to others and any R o ries conoerning help Treasurers—If funds are kept in bank have deposit in name of unit and treasurer. Checks sent to of fice to be made payadile to Madison County Home Bureau. Summary — Chairmen w e l l groomed and good posture. Start neetings on time, impress appre- :iation. Enthusiasm. ^ good ad vertisers', present whole picture of Home Bureau — not one small phase. Friendliness to new mem bers. Tyj^ of rallies. All officers are on their toes to give you the best of Home Bureau years. Won’t you do your bit by cooperating whenever any oppor tunity arises? “No Two Children Alike” This is the title of Dr. Margaret Wylie’s first child guidance talk for the Home Bureau year. She will speak at the Armory in Oneida Thursday, October 19 at 2 o’clock. The morning will be devoted to help- 'd 1 study groups and to in will speak at the Armory in 0 Thursday, October 19 at 2 o’ The morning will be devoted to ing chil study groups and l dividual conferences with any who have child guidance problems that they wish to have Dr. Wylie help them with. Who is there who can scoi person who knows how to save money by wise buying or clever use of products raised at home? Misd' Lorna Barber, foods special ist from Cornell University, will give a training school for local leaders s t the State School, Morris ville at 1:30 o’clock on Friday, October 13. The lesson will be re- Mated in the different units the following week in most cases. You will surdy want to go to your unit meeting. It is the first of a series of lessons which will help you to cut down your food budget. - — Measkcraliii^ for 1934 The vice chairmen and their com mittees are busily calling on as many women as possible in the county to tell them about the won derful opportunities for adult ed ucation in Home Economics. The fall drive is now on and lasts un til October 20 when a check-up tea for all workers on membership v^ill be held in the Home Making Rooms at the State School in Mor risville. A point system hss beei worked out to use this year. I. was compiled from the reports of the three vice chairmen’s groups of officers’ conferences. Following is the point system as it is being used this year: .0 poinvo their fall training _____ 50 points if all last year’s bars renew (or pcmiitage thereof, i. e. if one half of last year's mem bers join this would be 25). 5 for each new member. cards are accaratdy and News Letter --------- ' sembly 1hw (From Our Albany Correspondent) i cmitrol --------- seems, t L _ ^ ____ The Straggle for the Assembly to decide whether Albany, Oct. 17.—Though what'f“ « ^ tore ttese s generally regarded as an \offj*® year” so far as state officers are concerned, 1983 is witnessing a large sized and determined politi cal struggle in this state. The Dem ocratic party, which' controls the SenateSenate by a voteote of 26 to, 25, is by a v . _____ makiiur a desperate effort to cap ture the Assembly, now RepuUi- by 77 to 73. The Republicans equally determined that this I not happen. This attempt of the Democrats to capture the As sembly differs from that years. Us have boldly announced their pur- to take over control. They That CoM o f Yours Make the common cold by right habits of he^t at and lung is..iB4.wbole V itw in j L. w.,MSi.wbole 50 for ‘ reaching^ quota. Quota equals number of members in unit for 1933 plus 25 per cent, i. e. 40 members for 1933 plus 25 per cent increase or 10 members equals 50 members for 1934. 100 points for organizing help.ng to get i new unit well tablisbed. 10 points for vice chairman at tending check-up meeting. This will be held at Morris\*ille on October 20 in tbe Foods Labratory Home Economics rooms at 2 o’clock. uncom mon by right habits of health and hygiene, is the plea of the New York State College of Home Eco nomics. Most colds can be pre vented, and colds that are con tracted may be kept from spread- 'ig to others. M tting the body in good general condition is the first step in pro tecting it against colds. On an av erage, a person needs 8 hours of sleep and 'rest every day; needs fre^, clean air to breathe, not the dry overheated atnoosphere of most modern homes. The air should be kept moist and moving, as woH as of a moderate temperature. Open windows may admit outside air, to be heated from the iiuide a$ it enters. The body also needs ex ercise out of doors and exposure to sun and air to toughen the skin and to make it lesu sensitive to cold. It needs plentiful vitamin A which promotes specific resistwee to colds and other infections. Vitamin milk, butter, eggs, e _____________ colored vegetables. A well balanced diet is, o f course, also necessary'. A diet to promote cold-resiatance includes a pint of mOk a day for rving of meat daily and an egg daily or every other day; and only mMer- ate amounts of rkh foods such as pie, cake and rich puddings. In ad dition a teaspoon of cod liver oil taken every day with fruit juice may be added to supply a sufficient amount of the vitamin A. If a cold is contracted the same treatment prevents its spread prevents it Crom developing something worse. As recommended by the crdlege it is this: Go to bed and stay there until the cold is brokeit. Drink an abundance of water (at least 8 glasses a day) and plenty of citrus fruit and to- rrurto juice. In add' ‘ lightly,.and chiefly am ceitols. , Clarice _____ „ ___ , Home Demonstration Ageiic. Mrs. E r e ^ Tobey will be a t the inondaga Hotel, Syracuse, at 2 p. m. October 19th. adults and a quart for children; an abuhdance ox simply pre itables and fruits; whole sisals and 'bresd; a servii ruhdance veget • • cere and 'bresd; meat daily and an addition, eat very eat vegetables A g ^ Indian I lgliter Died at Syracuse M years. He r u n w a y * , N* hoi nder geof is Augusta, _______ the age o f 14 and spent many year in South America before goint west to ride the pony express. Later he drove stage for the Wells Fargo Company of gold rush day: He also purticipated in the Ala: Annual Meeting Is November 14 a red letter day on your calendar? If not, be sure vou mark it soon. It is the Aimual Meeting for Farm and Home Bu reau and Junior Extension. It will to held as usual at the State School in Morrisville. ___ Miss Charlotte Brenan, housing Candida specialist, will speak on arranging the prii the. living room so that it is com- Devttt, fortable, convenient and attrac- ^ofessor D. J. Bushey will also I the landscaping contest speak on the landscaping contes which is being carried out in i couiities in the stai All. Officers Show Keen Interest Seventy-seven officers and lead ers were present at the three offi cers’ conferences held at George town, Poolville and Oneida West Road, September 19, 20, 21. A won derful spirit of cooperation' and eagerness to It in the be»t po cooperation' i •n to do their j in the be»t jMssible way was evi dent. Following are a few brief notes from the group meetings. Chairmen—Begin meetings on time. Trainjng school notices to be' sent to project leaders and copy to chairmen. If project leader is un able to attend she is to find a sub stitute. Nutrition news to be read at meetings. Vice Chairmen—Be sure mem- Nomination C!ont«st. Cost Asscmblymua Hartshorn $700 Arthur A. Hartshorn, defeated for the Republican nomination for Member o f AsscMbly, filed a state ment that the primary contest cost him 3700. Wheeler Milmoe, who won the nomiitation, said it cost him $280.50 to run. *rhe only other candidate who siwnt anythin ho spent anything for imary election was Albert F. who spent 522.1' Swans at Colgate Attract Much Interest as the town folk. They are liow lUbout four months old and the cygnets are nearly full grown. They have been pinioned, and will be kept on the lake until spring for it is impossible at present to distinguish the sex of the ^ildren. —Republi) New Seminary President Inaiignrat^ a t CAzenovia Rev. Harold W. Hebblethwaite of Cazeno^'m Jvasinaugural inaugurate ________ ___ ^resident of Cazenona Seminary, )ber 7. More than 250 persons October 7. More than 250 pers< attended the reception in his honor. There were six well know ars on the program. Church and to what would! Democratic ] ample jusun From Albany I ' A*mhiv t thus secure _ 1.1 up to the voters or not they de- brought Society Notes It The Order of Services for the Ilp ; pioc up there where the Republicans were not on their guard. This year they ounced their ver control, at Elmirs __________ ___ of other Usually they have tried to lund surreptitiously and iber here and Wake reservations' __________ Club held elrc- m,cken*is meeting at Elmira, at tended by Chairman Farley, with bosses Curry and McCooey, lead ing lights of Tammany Hall, and announced that they felt the gov ernment of the towns, villages and counties up-State should be re formed and they should be en trusted with the job. Therefore the Assembly should be turned over to them, giving complete control, as they now have the Senate and \the Governor. What It Would Mean is set the up-State folks to :ing, regardless of their poli tical allegiance. They started in to figure out what complete Demo cratic control of the Legislature et out to is the Democratic party, and will continue to be, even though there should be a change of Democratic tosses in New York City as a re sult of the Mayoralty election there. Every Democratic legiala- tor nuist take orders from Tarn- bumps. Last win- ______ nembers violated pledges openly made to their con stituents during the campaign rather than defy. Tammany. Judging By Their Works Having settled the question as to who would control the Demo cratic party in ceeo it should con trol the legislature, the ipvMti- gators -began to inquire what the party has done where it has had full poiver in local government. With recent special sessions of the Legi«Iature fresh in mind, they naturally turned to New York. Un der Tammany’s management that city has been thrice brought to the verge of bankr the Legislature has 1 to special session to for the supper.' The Giif’s Glee tion of officers Wednesday. The new officers are; President, Gwen dolyn Johnson; vice president, Caroline Marvin; secretary and treasurer, Deborah Hunter; r ter, Dorothy Jmies. The Girl’s 4-H Club meet each Thursday a f t e i ^ n . The officers are: Gwendolyn Johnson, presi dent; Louise Fincett, vice presi dent; Jennie Hbtroski, secretary; P a u l i n e Howard, treasurer; Frances Shumaker, song and cheer leader. At present the naembers number eig^teein Margaret (^Itoun, Paul Cherebro, chapters every day. It docs Helen Mulligan, Donna Jean take very long to read two chap- Spooner and Lora Polan have tod ters. Just a few moments st the perfect spelling lessons for the en- close of a meal when the, family is --------- 1. together is a good timu f t r many for reading together the portion for that day. w e must tatoTEne Jennie Losmis Doyle hare hM lOO per cent in ............. ' ‘,d l this wedu 1 ikruptcy. Twice bren called in- tpecial session to save it, i ixpense of hundreds of thousands ■ ’ \ '0 the tax] Lxpayers of the another call is dollars to the i whole State, and imminent. The reason was easy to find. Last year the city spent 3163,- 000,000 more than its income. In the last dozen years its annual expenses have jumped from 3273,- 000,000 to 3631,0p0,000. Meantime it has borrowed in addition, 31,000, \ and now has a * 000,000 debt of 32,500,000,000. this vast increase was 3oihe was simply graft the pockets of Tantmmany followers: Looks Into Tarnmai rammany Program Not finding anything encourag- ig in what Tammany has done. make up for the extravagance, inefficiency and corruption whi<^ ,‘s, robs New York City. Only a Re- [|g publican Assembly stood in the wav of its doing that at the recent ipecial session. It would increase the*number of job-holders everywhere, as part of the plan to build up an intrenchi * bureaucracy, in the State de] lents at Albany and in New Yorl ity. Whil- •* —otests ---- =— iverlappii inctions i ments at Albany and in New York City. While it pr against the “overlapping and duplication of in local government” up- Itate, nothing anywhe^ ’ approaches me condil ___ York City, where there is the city government, inside that five county governments, and on top of that five borough governments, each with its horde of hangersi-on feed ing at the public crib. Yet Die party that brought this about wants to “reform” and control local government up-State. Wild Legislation; Levy on Business It would put through at Albany ich a mass of wild legislation as ) State lias ever seen. 'A few months ago a Democratic Senator introduced, and a Democratic com mittee approved a bill which would have compelled every manufactur er in this State to throw away all his machinery every five years, re gardless of its condition, and buy new. Democratic Senators intro duced bills creating Various jun keting committees which would have cost the State a million dol lars. Other measures, some even more vicious, were among thos stopped by the Republican Assen Voters Can Take Their Choice A search'of the records of the' Brookfield Central Rural School The ^ n ior ^ g iving a sup- school building from 5:30 on. The pnee is 25 c e n ^ a person for each Coming Week Rev. Herbert L. Polan, Pastor 7:30—Union 'riday night yer meeting. hool at 12. Senior Chris Sabbath Scl Junior and deavor at 3. Choir practice at the parsonagre Sunday night at 7:30. All are cordially invited to the joint supper Churches at ^ Prinury Room Josephine Jennings and McFarland have ' Geraldine and Josephine Jen nings, Dorotto Main and Betty Lou McFaHand bare had perfect spell ing lesMns tU s wedc. Alex Forties has 1 ^ our room as he has moved away. Third and iFeurth Gradcn mce for the first il was 99 per cent. Fifth and Sixth Grades There were 17 perfect spelling papers in our room last Friday. ____________ _______ . Anna Bigetis, Elwyn Bellamy, with Luke next Monday. * \ • “ - • • r. f t lially invited to the of the Baptist ih Houre, Tues- 24. Creamed Come and have a good supper a help us to finish paying for I chimneys at the same time. David T. Owea. Pastor 7:30 p. m. Friday evening— Union prayer meeting under the leadership of Pastor Polan. Sunday services—11:00 a. m. (}hutch worship;orship; subject, “Not w .—Church School. tht -First Baptist Seventh Day Bap- ! another joint supper October 24. It uill be oi; if this is sll ----- • - the others have Thursday The ladies of and the Church i tist will Tuesday, October 2 predated if this i we pi us the others have been. Thursday, October 5— _ _______ Benevolent Society of the First Baptist Church had its meeting at the home o f Mrs. Susie Stillman. A' ______ _ men join did supper which was icial tiiiH w folIowiS by a which was most en- We are glad to learn, that quit a number are reading the Ne> Testament. This week Carolina Honeysuclde Bones, par- e n ^ of the groom. You-all is in- Madison County Farm Bureau D. Leo Hayes, Manager The poultry committee of the Madison County Farm Bureau is considering the adoption of an Egg Marketing Service for the poultrymen o f the county this next year. Plans for this work were pre sented to the committee bv lirof. E. Y. Smith o f the Poultry Depart ment, Cornell University, at a itmg called by Glen Ba^ Woodstock, chairman of rf New i poultry cooperating in this new project will be divided into two groups. The first will be a general group, open to all poul trymen group, open to ail poul- . in the county, who will receive market service letters and attend special meetings egg marketing. - The second group will be limited o 10 poultrymen. This group will receive the market service fetter, the weekly Egg and Poultry Mar ket Review, a visit from ,a poultry specialist and the county agent to score eggs for quality and a report of the candling quality of the’r eggs on the New York City : ket twice:wice a year.ear. Thosehose enrollirolled a y T en in this service will be required to make monthly reports as submit- department. The ob- you toviave h not yet ’ not start Read two t f i l i n g lessons Seveatk ato Eiikth Grades for that day. W e mut Jennie Lwmis and Patricia ^ bodies, let us feel that must take time to feed the i the “Words of 1 'e.” nth grade I dc aU this I “Words of Lif BROOKFIELD M. E. CHURCH Rev. Allan T. Dedgc^ Pastor 'Hina Can) wF aevoit had perfect arithmetic Frederick Morse, who attended I chool h w last year, visited our e'njoyed our vacation' Mwtor^fe Thursday, (kilumbos Day. , •• ,*\'Z;?***F PfY .**** Meade Palmer in seventh and ®‘We School. Where will you to? Mdana Barnet in eighth grade ^.,8 ,P- ™'— ‘Ke-building Christ’s ave had 100 per cent in spelling Worid,” a Rally Day page*n^ Pi«- very day last week ■, aented at Leonardsville M. E. Mr. Benedict called at the school house Tuesday afternoon. I « “ worth your whde.- __________ |_ ■raur\’ay—Dinner - ' ' -------------- ’ ’ Brookfield Mothers Fom i' irad served by tl.. ject o l this service which will start about December 1st, will be to show how to- produce and market eggs that will give the best re turn for all ^ g s sold. The committee also plans a two- day Poultry School in the county during December. Ivan Fuller o f Georgetown, Leon ard HamQton o f Erieville and Dan iel Klcek o f Poolville have recently been awarded a “Certificate of Merit\ by the Animal Husbandry nent of Cornell University 5?.*\ SSy.rS'la t S the day when we should sUrt Luke. If soW of These dairymen can o comp^hed Brookfield Home Bureau Notes The meeting held at Mrs. F. C. Vunk’s was well attended and much interest was manifested in the irojects for this year. The loan closet, one of the new projects, was flplly explained by Mrs. Frair. The Red Cross and the ime Bureau are.working in carrying ou October 25th was the day i an all-day meeting, in chai_ Mrs. iFlorence Cameng;a at of Mrs. Vunk, to work ---------- togetji- carrying out this project. 25th was the day set for for the loan closet. Every w mim who can is urged to attend. Bring needles, thimbles, shears and lunch and dishes. Mrs. V'unk will furnish coffee. ' Miss Clarice Cookingham, coun- talked on “Buying to ressed the import ty agent, tall Live.” She stri of buying in bulk whenever ble, reading latola carefully knowing current prices. By buying carefully it is often possible to save 10 per cent on grocery bills and still have the family well nourished and in good toalth. She also stated that for a family of five it is often possible to save as much as 50 per cent if bread is • made at home. The Cornell bulletin, number 237, “It Pays to Buy Food Wisely,” was given out to members. Others may nave this bulletin by sending their request to the Home Bureau! Office at Wampsville. Searle Farm Cattle Sale Brought Big Crowd The Searle homestead, a historic landmark, located one mile west of Leonardsiille on the Brookfield road, was the scene of one of the largest cattle sales ever held in this part of the country on Tues day afternoon of last week. E. C. Talbot, Leonardstille stock dealer, has recently purchased and modernized this farm, erectuig a Urge sides stable which accommo dates 50 head of .stock. The dwdl- ing is now a two family house, electrically equipped, with terraced - It is expected that several poul trymen in Madison County 'will at tend the Third Annual Incubation School which will t o held in Ithaen which was iR -tl|e Poultry Department, No- largest p Venator -14, 15-and 16. Feeding and Kelly Bi breeding to produce hatraable t g n , sanitation in the incubator and ineutotor room to control dis ease, the advertising and n^rch- a n d i^ g of chicks as weU as the operation of incubators will be dis- s, and music by the Smyrna The Ladies’ Aid Society of Methodist Church furnished refreshments. Students and teach ers of Leonardsville Central School were invited guests. There were 000 in attendance. The thoivughbrcd Guernsey bull, vas -riven a s a prize to the __ purdiaser was won by the Kelly Brothers of Westnforeland. There were 127 pows- sold. Squirrel Causes Trouble On lig h tia g System On 'Thursday evening, October 12, a group of mothers met at the home of Mrs. H. L. Polan lor the urpose of organizing • ■ Club. 1 ^ F- J. Child MuUigan ■ ■' s. R.I > hope to see every memi Thursday, October 26— supper at the I. O. O. F. B . ginning at 5:30, for cbuich benefit. A special program of entertain ment is being prepared also for F- Burdick, secretary. The course ^ th is. p ro^am is announcto below. V* study choren was^ ^ he A very en j q ^ I e time was^had course of study, which is completed• the sm U at the h'ome of*M? and in twelve lessons, is arrangto by Mrs. E. T. Hughs of PoolviUe, last Dr^ Maq^aret Wylie. Meetinire w ill. week. We are very grateful to Mr. J prepared also iment of all who attend er. The exact nature of Dr, Maq^aret Wylie. Meetinl^ be held every two weeks. . week. We are very grateful to Mr. and Mrs. Hughs for their kindness ' in invitinir us. T‘ ' - ---- ' ' Free Chest CUnic In County Next Week The health officers and physi cians are actively assisting in the proiiMtion of the early diagnosis of tuberculosis. As a part of this health measure, and at the request Han t o officers, Dr. - benefit. Health Officer, has made ments with the SUte Depaitmei of Health to hold five consultatir clinics for diseases of the luni at the foUo'wiag places: Monday, October 23—Canastota, Cito HalL 'Tuesday, October 24—Chitten- ango. Masonic HalL Wednesday, October 25—Caien- ovia, (Community House. ^ Jind other* '*•*- cussed* All mothers, and others in- terested in child training will be very avelcome. WilUam H: Evans Dead WiUiam Oneida, \-etJT. [ope Evans, 54, of : ji Madison County newspaper nun, died a t Oneida last Thursday. Mr. Evans was bom in Sherrill and spent his life in Madi son County. He had-been connected with the Oneida Democratic ITnion, le Syracuse Journal and Herald, ^ JorrisviUe Leader, the Sherrill Sentinel and for the last few years has been maiuging editor of the Oneida Daily Dispatch. He was a former postnmster of Morrisville and was active in the community life of tiiat village for many years. ton. Pari! Friday, October 27—Oneida, City Th« clinic hours will be from resling « h . r . i» - i . IhBr - the patients and X-ray pictures Last weik; Wednesday, Dri -Wil- r ' ^ ^ ^ e n . itoyone d ^ irog an 11am Caldwell of Herkimer, was ** a d i m ^ upon with us and conducted our quarter-! ^ f Th. last « t e l « t i w of l™s- ,. . . . . . . . e l election, of tru conftrmed and accepted, ment prevailed Qiat our ould be continued in the .tees was coni The sentiment church should be contini coihmnnity in spite of ________ 'There was a strong conviction those present that the I service and influence are still a benefit in the community .and should not be discontinued. Let IS all cooperate m this spirit. “The Cooatown Weddin’” In connection with the harve had' supner next weel^ Thursday, a for darkey wedding will be performed a).| ac about 7:45 p. m. Other forms of .jy]' entertainment will to presented ' earlier in the evening; this to'ng the final number. All are cordially RemillfftOB-Rand Force invited to attend the weddin’ of A ) Tiinn v _______ -» Miss Amanda Eliza Shinola to Mr. lu o n increased George Washington Bones. Said ceremony will to performed by th Yery flleverend Erastus Wh^pli fe of that village for many y eai— Mr. Evans was active in Repub-1 mn politics of the county and ' severu times been mention^ the post of county chainnan 'lou)^ he never held an offici .Announcement is made that the engineering department of the Remington-Rand Corporation will to immediately transferred to llion from Stamford, Conn. The work men who will to transferred from the Connecticut city are all highly skilled professionalists and they irend Erastus 'Whipple- tree. The bridal couple will be at- ded- by Mr. Samuel Luef lonadal ' I move with their famil m. The change of change of locatic engineering department been cdntemplated by the Reming m-Rand Corporation for some Courier and McCall’s, |2.60 yr. tended- by ___ ______ ______ Jehonadab and Miss Lily Angelina Rainbow. Bridesmi ________ 1 will'to the Miss Venus Emma Louislanna and Rose- irgia. Little Jo- 3badiah will be _ _________ T. Amos Andrew ipiter the usher. The following embers of the families are also expected: Mr. Jehoshaphat Hectot Shinola and Mrs. Jemima Adorable Shinola, parents of the bride; also Mr. Moses Rufus Bones and Mrs. held throi vals for t , large numbers o f peo| referred, by their doc assist the family clinicslinics haveave beeni iicians these c h be tout the state at inte e past tweb;lve years iple have b sultation and X-ray. Aside from known cases of tuberculosis, pa tients 'who have been referred for examination have been of two types: (1) persons presenting such a as bronchitis, \ symptoms as bronchitis, aBuuna, ----- co u |^ , -persistent colds, loss of weight,, undue fatigue and symp- ^9*?' toms of like character; and (2) persons, especially children, who have been in contact witii cases of tuberculosis. There is n doubt that the earl -diagnosis and prompt treatment cases,\ and the close si and toriodic re-examinati posed children, will do further decrease the from tuberculosis. >se supervision nination of ex- !o much to death rate T h e world’s second largest tele scope, so powerful that it will per mit astronomers to photograph irs one million times fainter than faintest star visible to the un- ye. is to to constructed at Locke,oc! near Fort Davis, aided s^ye. i Mount L Anyway.it is good to know that for once some of the government oork is going to people who need __ inoffensive little squir rel raised havoc with the electrit light line between Norwich and Ox-- ford on-Thursday night, and alter s countryside iix_ :oupIe of hours, keeled over dead. Tlie ■r.-oirrel evi dently scampered up p > el.ct of the three high powei-.'il 'v'*' . Home Bureku Drive Fmr Memfiei„ xAuuiv 0UIMU uieuiuers ciose.s uiis o-dock. d « . ™ members present t number of points. The^ program for the cominn unusual appeal to all women are interc^ed ill hom« the one of exceptional isual appeal to all i lunty who are inte _____ taking or home economics. Why Vote for Matteson? The election of L. D. Matteson ^ ! supervisor means much to this In 1925 the total aggregate tax ation in ,the Town of Brookfield ^.7. This amount has ---------------- reduced until in 1932 the amount was $29,563.14; this is' a saving to the taxpayers of thd saving to the taxpayers t_ town of approximately ,318,009.00 per_year over 1925. *■ tax ratio for the same per is is a record of reduction not tailed in any to'wn in Madison lunty or in Central . New York. We are building more aud bet ter roads than ever before, have borrowed no money, have reduced town debts -until to'wn is debt-free I machinery. Mr. Mattson has served T hree 1 off Countyi man o Co s, is thonoughly bounty Board ir fa- iar with every branch of coun affairs and competent to rep ent the town or county at? all of Supervi miliar witt ty affairs resent the town or county times. He is well known in toivn and hamlet in Madjson ty and is also well and favt known in the State Departments at Albany, including State High- ay Department, State Tax Com- lission. Public Service Commis- ion and State Welfare Depart- vote for c tion of to Ijson Cou^ ' favorably
