het
—r
6
1rd y 7c a Box.
i
Ribbons
Wanted—A good, rcliable boy,
at Gregg's Racket store
A. B. McCrancy of Towanda
was in town last evening
Miss Ella Toney es toro]
home after two months in Chicago
Mrs Hemy Eton of Slaters-
ville is visitiog friends in town.
Mrs. N E Clark i is ome after a
C. Ford has moved from
this
village to
H
Waverly
strect,
{
> >. r, CAREY, Editor. |
Printing Office, Bayre, |
, $5.00 | per year; 25 cents |
reasonable, snd made |
|
ER
Congress of Mareh 8,
-
M P. Murray, democratic romi-
y.
last
nee for assembly, was in town
m—f—
Charles Dubois of
at the
Mrs Syra-
home of
| Fred Wilcox.
-
Victor Getman has resumed his
wagon
after a visit at Hicks, N.Y
Captain Richard P Hobsor, the
hero of Santiago, will lecture at
the Loomis Tuesday ncxt
The grammar school foot ball
that's fit to print”
mr |
i
BER a Joo. i
reek Express Train,
Masse, Nov. 3A |
was mnde to wreck!
h western division of the
ma mallroad between |
and Waketiekl. Barely two
] Al express train was
section men found a
in a frog connecting
with a shling. Had the
Bit the alsirnction it is
tralh would have Leen de
5 g down an embank
preyious attempts were
viclulty recently
ov Republic.
&. Nov. 3. -The gov
fasued a proclamation rec
the people to vote at the
wm for a mon
of government based on
Italian coustitutions.
tions further points out
friends of Norway in Eu
that the country's rela
3. b ever married a woiat be-
could play the plano but many
ish like cut $1.59
), $2.48 and up.
fture at coreespond-
| aggregation at
Say re tomorrow
a —
Walter Me:de, who was married
| Wednesday night,
was given a
3
A crowd of young
go on a straw nde this
Chas. Doane’s on dry brook where
will hold a
yeople will
peof
. wr E
evening to
supper.
Mrs. Clark Tuttle cof
street was taken suddenly
Spring
Jast
evening while attending the Re-
bekah's banquet. Her condition is
reported as very serious,
DIED LAST NIGHT
Waverly—Mrs~ Patrick Lynch
died at 7 o'clock last evening at
her home in South Waverly. She
had been an invalid for a number
of yews and is survived by her
hu-band, four sons and
The funeral will
Monday morning fggm the housc
and from the church at 30
ne daugh-
ter be held next
SCHOOL BUILDINGS
SEVERELY CRITICISED
Department of Education Says.
They are Unfit for School
Purposes - the
Erection of New High School
Building
Recommends
Ar the
| meeting of the!
i School board last
|
a etter
Waver'y-
evening
{was received from the [he
[partmont of
| Albany Oct
| spector Hail was in Wiverly soine
Sate
i
J ducaticon dited at,
105 State In
aud the criticisms in the
time ago, |
on report |
|
|
| letter are based his
The letter states that the condition
of the building:
isfactory but deserves severe cnt
1s not only uns<:t !
cism, especialy that used for the]
High and G ammar schools. Tt is
stated that the hight is not pr per'y
arranged and is insufficient; that]
the seating capacity of the Gram
mar school room is much too lim-
that
the basement is in bad shape, floors
decayed and stairs not properly
arranged ; that the toilet rooms are
much too small, and that, most
surprising of all, there is no sys-
tem of ventilation.
The proximity of a barn on the
south the
stench at times renders some of the
The
Wi
* bu:ld
ited for the number attending ;
is :1so condemned, as
unbe arable
inspector © tdered that ic
impracticable sdel
ing, and expressed doubt as to its
rooms almos!
mn
to ren the
being absolu‘ely sufe in its present
condition.
All the other buildings are criti
cised on their condition as to hight,
seating,
commodation, with the exception
venti'ation and toilet ac-
of the west end building, which is
highly commended pro-
nounced first class in every way
and
Attention is called to section 31,
aaticle 1, revised rules of the board
of Regeats, which provides that no
school shall share in the appor
tionment for qu ta and attendance
unless it provides a building 2p
proved by the commissioner of]
education, and the letter states that |
the commissionzr will recommend
that Waverly shall be refused its
unless steps are
taken toward providing new build-
ings. It recommend. d that
more land be purchased near the
high school building and a new
one be crected and that the use cf
the old one be continued during
the construction of the new The
letter is signed by Frank H. Wood, |
chief inspection division
ipport onment
1s
Members of the board when in-
terviewed said they did not consid
er conditions as bad as the letter
that it 1s
part of a general movement on the |
part of the State board to secure
better buildings, and that they
thought the difficulties would be
overcome without any very great
expense
would scem to indicate ;
4
%,
CRESTON
CLARKE
CHARLES . HOYT DEAD
Waverly—Charles H. Hoyt died
North Wavetly.
services will be eeld at
at 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon and will be in charge of
the Grand Army post of Lock
WO d
last eveuing at
The funeral
the house
and
d
survived by his wife, one
hter and two brothers
RECEIVED DIVIDENDS
Wave y—legiin No i of the
N. P. L., had a pay off last even-
ing. Thirty
diudends
members received
agyuregating
Twenty-five of these were charter |
members, and this is the the third |
dividend they have received, hav-|
ing belonged to the Legion for 15
years,
A VENGEFUL ITALIAN. ~
Almost a Tragedy nt New York Clty
Hall,
Nov, 3 While de
Jemding to the rear
entratice of the city hull on her way
to be warried Marguerite Aulitte
young Italiag woman,
by a former sweetheart, who slashed
her on the face amd peck with a razor
Screaming hysterically so that her cries
were heand all through the building,
the woman staggered slong the
NEW YORK,
scemding the steps
was
to tu
Her
away
ne floor
assallant attempted: to run
but the prospective bridegroom
of the young woman, Rocco Tenare,
ran after hi, at the same the shout:
Ing loudly for help. Iis cries were
beard by [Policeman Daniel Maloney
ity ball squad, who chased the
fleving wan acros< the park, and final
ly captured him. He was arrested and
taken to the city ball station, where he
gave his name as Annulle. Suffering
greatly from the razor wounds, the
young woman was rewoved to the
Hudson Street hospital
sto
Casily Answerea.
Husband-—1'd ike to know what is go
ing to become of China
Wife—1 guess the hired girl can tell
you—N. Y. Times
nt Ore.
In the copper belt of Shasta county,
' Cal. ore has been found 257 feet deeper
Quickest Route to Chicago, 17
Hours from Sayre
Leave Sayre this afternoon and arrive
at Chicago at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn-
ing. In time for connections for west-
ern points. This Is via Lehigh Valley,
Michigan Central or Lake Shore Rall.
roads, Sleeper £3.90 double berth from
Buffalo. Best services and equipment
finest roadbed —unexecelled a a cars.
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
TUESDAY, NOY. .
CAPTAIN RICHARD
P. HOBSON
LECTURE
Prices 25,35 50 and 75c.
Advance Sale Saturday."
C. J. CARY,
CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
REAL ESTATE
CARY BLOCK, SAYRE.
Charles C. Annabel.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW, :
332 Broad St., Waverly, N. Y.
ANDREW EVARTS
*
Has opened a real estate and col-
lecting office in Room 2, Talmadge
Building, Say re, Pa
R. H. DRISLANE,
Contractor and builder
Eiderdown Sacques
For Saturday 44c each.
$1.00 Kid Gloves
ELMER A. WILBER,
Wholesaler of
WINES, LIQUORS
| BEERS AND ALES
Forerunners of
Christmas
In buying a piece of china
at an art store you pay a
good price for the china and
an addition: il sum for the
“a At the Racket Store
. got your money's worth
in the article. The reason:
We buy in large quantities
and are satisfied with sell-
ing at the usual low Racket
Store prices.
Then China is one of the
principal = departments of
our business, and our large
stock affords greater oppor-
tunities for selection than
is the case where china is
only an inconsiderable side
line,
Real Japanese Ware
We have just put on dis-
play a consignment of fine
Japanese ware which is par-
ticularly handsome in shape
and decoration.
The Chocolate pots in col-
ored enamels and gold that
we have marked at $2.50
would bring $4.00 at most
stores. There are pin trays
as low as 19¢c. Bon
dishes, hair receivers, wo
and peppers, mustard pots,
I pitchers, etc., futan ion
2c to 50c and up. ——— .
You will find in this line| Wanted.
ahundred or more sugges-| Jpnited—Roomers and boarders at
420 Desmond street, Sayre. Mr P, F,
tions for a dainty gift. Murray. y 148-6
109 Packer Avenue, SAYRE, PA,
BOTH PHONES,
We are Agents for the Sale of the
STILLWELL
INCANDESCENT GAS BURNER
which gives Joe better light than tem
ordinary urugry or twelve electric
bulbs. Floods large room with a beaun-
tiful white light. I for home,
study, reading, etc. Eaves the eyes,
Makes stores, alls and churches look ok at
tractive and ght, Fits any gas
er. After a 's trial, a ar
your money back.
L. C. KEPLER,
General Agent.
374{ Broad 8t., Both Phones, Waverly.
H. L. TOWNER, M.D.
Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectum,
Hours—7tofam,1t08,7to8 p.m,
OFFICE—-SAMUELS BLOCK.
Valley Telephone 27x. 138 Lockhart B¢.
Subscnibe for The Record.
WANT ADS
aN ded,
55 A Word Sash ingiteion
- yh) be times, } cea
insertion thereafter, i
Wanted — Girl for general housework,
two in family, washings out, » God
to right party. Inquire at Mrs fra
Baker's millinery parlors, 328 Broad a
Waverly, N. Y.
A competent girl to do ral house
work. Must go to nc Y. Ap
ply to C. T. Hull, Athens.
Austrian and Bavarian
Hand Painted China
An extensive line show-
ing the latest fancy in the
large fruit and flower de-
signs at the usual low Rack-
et store prices.
Greggs Racket Store
Waverly, Cor. Broad St, and Park Ave.
C.J. Krom,
SAYRE'S LEADING
DRAYMAN.
Especial care and prompt at-
tention given to moving of
Pianos, Household Goods, Safes
tr,
For Rent
A six room house to rent, No. 106 Wil-
low street, Athens, Pa, Inquire at 206
Frederick street. 160-1w
Lost
, solid gold charm with inl.
"No. 60, to M. G., last Satar-
er please leays at Valiey Be Rec-
or factory; will be sold cheap,
Record office,
Soe gion
Two parlor stqves In
cheap, at Kepler's gas
Broad
Ready for Business Pt Nara):
Having refitted the billiard, gna
lunch vooms recently leased of F. 8. Woi-
cott, | am now prepared to serve all cus-
tomers in a satisfactory manner. My
specialty is quick lunches of all kinds.
Your patronage solicited. Oysters and
clams in season. Try a cup of our new
coffee. 8. BUTLER,
Op. First Nat'l Bank, Broad Bt,
107-1m Waverly.
A. H. MURRAY, M.D.
SPECIALTIES:
Diseases of the Eye,