Berkshire Chronicle Reading 05-1914

whi8t driY8 01 ·the seiLoon

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Club Mr. G. p ..lmer w...
. llnd ,lIlr. J. T . J~I"i
,Mr:. ' ff Bert H Earle,. WOIII
priz~! after a cut.

SWIMMING.
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Education CommiLtea
have appointed
r. S. Hopping to giva
tbe instruction to boys in Iswimming at
the · King·. jMeadow Bath. and Mr. W. F .
appoint<l!l l\ Danie.ll to la.sist Mr. Hopping.
MENTAL I DEFICIENCY.
The . Be;rJo:ehire County Council have
&pproved the princi ple ot a re.olulio ll
pa.aa6d at !a conference of re p re.sentati'lea
~f.:the.lB?ro •• g~f'l of local authorilies and boarde of gunr·
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d.ia.na at Readin g

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tho 4.th MaY' 1 in

favour of co·operation between the Berk·
shire' County Council MId the lkacling
Town Council and the boards of guarni BM
in · ~e. oo'lnly in Ihe carrying OUl 01 the
provIsIOns of til. Act.
RuVHNG CLUB.
, The members of the Reading Rowing
Club had", row out to the Roebuck Hotel,

TilehuI'8t, on Wednesday. 'Partaking o ~
Bupper in the cof'ree room, ' whi ch ,,",' M

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procedure 00 lollowed. deeorat-e d in the club's colours.
Them
()n6 ()f the r.epreeont&"- WllB a. capital muster and a. good time was
am,. will be chosen !or 16pent. Tho rowing' st.rengtIi o~ the club
-vacancy on Lhe Readmg I at tfl. llresent time is very . atiB fo.otOl'y,

of poIibiclil opinion
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1& ~:ftdd-~ TowD Council • . .We

daintiest I·

i:";i:;':!.~~~~~:!Ji eOln""f1l''''''

u~l"f.t,~nd that I:! about a dozen ~embera hav :.n g joined Lhi:J
Can«!l~Bte . to ; the ev.ent 01 MI'. Bull,: ~el.na: . promoted :lyea.r. Thf'o C~lllr w as occu'V] ~ d by 1fr. A.

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rIVal, and' Mr. Arthur .Newoory " ,wJlltni to come ' Nanoo. Cl'lltam of the club. The ho,:\th
of Mr. forw ..rd : 8B a " .. ndldate. , Mr. Newbery j or, the club. its copt.in and eecre.LBry (~! r.
George Mome y<l81'8 ago eat uPon the Readll"~. Hodges) was proposed by Mr. B. P. Gil>.
, Ramsay \ School B08~d r and . he has been presJdeut '[)ons. o.nd Mr. H . V. Wiltshire !)\,01""..,,1
!J>e'- Parli!Ui>en-' l of the Readins Cf"tmoor of ~,ommeroe.
the health 01 the chairman.
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CHURC
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PRESENTATION TO Mit. DRACUr.
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. bOOn : s,.\lrred , ~y l . The Sunday seOOol anniv.ersa.ry Of Wy·
At the l weekly : lodgo meeting of Lho

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Liberal ag8'l',e88!On 1U . c .tffe Bapt1st ChurCh was cel~b ra.ted ! on Reading Phi :a.nthropic In ~:t itu ti on, held at
On SundBY .ermOlL' ' The George Hotel. Reaciing. 0 11 the 14th
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eituation .:in that con- I were preached by the Rev. C. V. P lke."ijf ' inst.. Brothe r George Phi lli p. ill the
,. Are you for: the L1OOro.l PMty ; New~ury. and the ~ e !. P . N. Hll.rr~s~n. ch";,r Rnd Brother J . Montngue Powell ill
Labour party'" ....ked Mr. MIl<!- I M.A., RD .• •of TrinIty CongregatlOnal lhe vice-chair. a pre<entation '''J,8 nl ado
.. Come out and Mt us be done ~ch , Rcadmg gav." ,,~ .ddrcss at the to Brother E. C. Dr nc up on thc OOC",i.1O
Do oot play; 'with WI and' too speoml chIldren's. servICe I,! tho "ftern.oo ~. I of his recent marria!;e. with Mi'S ,E1 ; io
at the s}\me~. Do not sneak On Monda.y evenmg. the prl2':es were dlSt.rl- 1 Coo~bs. Brothe r Phtll lps made th e rrj~.

orth ·EI>Bt;"Ik",bl'~h., lINl to ' lIla~e ""ome C3n- Sllnday and Monday.

These
coats we have in 'every possible
s't yle and colour at
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We ha"1e a delightful assQrtment, ,m ....ked at
extraordiBarily low prices; of WHite Washing
Robes inl Allover Enibroidery, Pique, ' Voile.

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6111.,8111. IOlll. 15111 to 35 -

'1IICOLOURED

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R6BES';riew~st Styles'

11.6111.811 t: 1()lll. 12fl. to 35r

H~u~hold Liri~ns Curtains, Bedetc.. you lIet the be,s t possible
for Mon ey ·at

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h eBrt :est good wis h es for his fulure Il al'! pin~~ and prospe rity were .e l:pn~ s."ed . and
: the,""enlth of Mr. and Mrs. DTI\~ l1 p W,,"
n()t gomg to a.cOO!lt lts pre· ! year, &nd t.hat the fina.nclal Dc~utlo~ W_i\S ' drunk I with ruusica.l hOllo~.

ita fin al strength> It is I ea.tislactorY. The ch~ldren rendered sj>€<;lal
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con.Utuencies wherever it : mUlHC under the dllectlOn of Mr. Chad· G .W.R. TEMPERA NCE UNION.
boW; ~d the eoilvenie~ of no ' wick. .
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. 'A oonefit concert took pl~ at the hall
<lewr It. 1~ re~reaentative. of SILVER 'MEDAL AWARDED
of the G,W.R. 'I'empcc,nce Uni" n, whon
110M elected It will be the ,fault
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tJte members of lhe R ea ding bl',neh met
Governmen t and not o( the Labour
As an exhlbrtor In th e Arts a.nd CraJh to mlloko 0. prCGC nto. tion to Airs Cr PMwd l
The Labour po.tt.~ i. prepar,e d' to Exhihition Mr. Maraus Adams. ot Wallol! \ the [1\1e careL,kcr
Mr. W . 'l",,,endon:
any scheme by wh1ch that .. nom .. ly Ads"", and Sops, and memb er of tb" Lon· the branch ""creL.ry, took the choir
An
ended"
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Salon of, Phot0r,aph.
hA.8 been enjoyable llrogr amme WAS gone th roll:-zh ,
EW LIBERAL. CANDIDATE
I sward~ .the s~~.r me 11.1 (second award the items being rend ered by the [.)1·
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lor hIB best. p.eture) .• Mr . Adl\lIlB h!l8 "lowi ng ,-Mr ChriS H nrr1son (comedi " n\,
11he new I,jber~ can~a~ for Re..wng, won In addition to the TurlO award •. of Mr. Ernes t Slm, (voenl"'t). Mr Crc",,,ell
MrJ H . N. Bpaldmg, 18 ~vldelltly a v&,! i honour 1.t Award. Bournemo uth. 1st . CIty (com edi~n), Mr. R H ooper (camNhn n!.
obllgi n~ lentl~;m&n l P ....li..me'!t&ry can~· of London, ~hampl~nshl!l of l!0 rthlOg. I~t I Mise L ily Carter (d ocu tlOnis tl, M1£" A.
d ..Ves are, ...... , fill." no~ ,!"lIgs.rdly . In , Phot~lI;raphlo .S?Olety of Ireland. ' 1st Bowden (viol ,n ,(10). Mi'8 A Ar, I,· tt (c on·
pzdm, ... , but Mr.11 Bpsldmg I. not gOlIlg · Hamtlton E xhlblhon 01 Scotland, and : trnllo), Mi" P. Englelield nnd MiS<l W .
to ),e outdone by 'l¥Iyone, He ssys 1il~t ?UmerOU8 ot~-er medals and awards, . He ' Brown (violin dUt-,t) MTIl Appl(' hy wa9
the L lbe rnJ. par ty w.!Jl not rest oontent tl.l IS also 'an ac::t1ve member on the c,our.ell_of j tho aLl e A-CClJ01!HWist.
'they have ..bolished W f<Jod
Con- I the ProfesSIonal Photographcrs' ABaoela' l
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' eidhring that they'have been in power &!nce ' lion
01 G~at B';t.. i~ . . VlOilo re to the NEW OPERATIC SOCIETY.

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1906 ·the Liberal party have done precIOUS AnJZI()--Amerlc~n EXDlbltlOn and th_e Child

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, little in that di ,.ect ion. And nnfortunately ! We~!!,re Hou,,:ng "nil Town ~Innmnlij Ex· verti se ment jnvlting mcmbe"hiv or Llio
for Mr. Spald mg he .. y~.,r8 beh.lnd the I hlbltJon , h"ld at tb,e .Imperlol Io st1t?te, newlv. formod Berl,. hiro Overllt e C:nh, .,
times. Mr. Gooch eaid ~t Bath m 1906 : ' ~outp Ke."'lIn~n. aod un~~ r the aUBPlees / report of whose fir st maeling we puhli. ',
.. We adv oca~ ,,:the ~!!;Y. of the fr~ ,' of Ille. V,<'tona .Lengu~. W11l ~ave th." oP; ' t o. day. TIle formation of an operaL,e 1'1110
breakfast tlib1e ~ .Di<I n.e a. d,.~e.te · it In po~u~ut1 of &ee~~g 8.11 mterestmg sene" ,0 , ie, 'we u lld-ers taTl iJ, t he outcome of a l( t ' (01\
' the rooent by·eleetlQ'n at Rea.~D g?
No, I chi:d CB.mera.
beo~use be kn~w that Mr. A tSQ Ulth ~a<I d e · I Adn.mB,

George

To really enjoy a'
yoo must have cool ;cOmfort
clothing. ' Our W'·T.nn,ws bre~the the real holiday spirit,
t~y are ' full of
wear-Flannel , tro~sers. ·

Sports Jaekets,
derwear: Straw
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Mr. M a rcus \ desire on the llRrt of several local .enjJJ11 j.
aRts i ntcreAtc d in musical c omedy t hn t

TDQic S1lirts.Coo~ Uo-

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(Douglas); "PJceolo , [l,IlV Ja<lv or gentleman who wdl eomllluuJ.·

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all m~rked at R~adiDg'skeen~5.t

~~fK~~~~f. SON~, ,I
1-23;, ~xr~r' ,~treett

8courged

win scourge you willi scorpions. " T~~ , 6010, U L'oi scG U du & i.e II (L. Th~j re), I cn.te WIth him.
n.re hie I words (as rellorted bv a Radlcal l .o:oiSlr-Bandemsn D ay; select·on.
The
ooritempo~sry). "This B,!dget is, only an "Ragti,1M . Re~ue·" ; (Pether}; .. , t~o'l G.W.R. GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Th e d oric , l stnff of tho G.W It. Goc. d~
iriBtalment. When I am , lD Pn.rh ..ment 1 , step. / 'If!>.. Pohcem an s Hohday
will do all l;n my power t.o encourag-6 j' ing) i "ooil::<iu~tQr, Mr. W. 'l'n.ylo~ ,
M?n. Department, RC:I.Il inR, BN'..olllpn nic d bv tho
fin","ce of ; th18 sort. ' We ....n.~ to eoe the day evernng·. progra.mm.e of the Readlng Goods S uneriutcndcnt IM r. W. J. Rich)
,r ich tllxed still m<ll'e heaV ily.
One can I Tempe!an~e Band wag as foll ows :-March . I unJ r~ nre;enlntiv es of Me"" •. q. and G.
imagine ~h ..t ." rU8h of. ~tor.C&r8 from
Temtorla!- ..
~nnkenberg);
v a l'c~ 'Ayrce. "cartage "gents. hu: r.l ' th<[' ir >l"n ll:il
LIberal lllutoerat •. th..... '" II be Ilct tho Sobre L~ pIas
(J,:,ven ~:"o .R ooM)" outing on Snt urd ay. Le n"ing ho guod ,
next geneml el ection to toke to the lIo11 l eelec Uo n.
Tile Arcadlans
(Monckt~ n Istntion at 10 a m i n n wd l.npp oill l>:c1
the S~PP~l'ters of~ ~' :1 ~ittl e bN}tber . of I &nd Tal~~) i eUJ?honium,8010, u Asl.eep 1 11 , c h ar-a- banc prov'i~l~d by M essr:'!. Ta rg ~ tt~ ,

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Pl'1ce. ,

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lucturell

c~..red ,'" 1.- bre~kf..t table, to be Ullp"ac· i BAND P1tOGRAMMES.
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R end ing and t he di.trid .lIould be rcpIC'
..ticable. ~en tl~e C~a.?cel ~r of t~e Ex· ,
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aented by a COlll !Jcle ~lt am,LL.cur oJ'gau l,<; :L.
chequer 15 at h18 ~~ end to dl5?ov-;rl .A popular r&g·ttme programme ~M I t iOIl c.pablo of carry ing out sneh pr oduc.
fNiah ~ourooa of TIlIBUlg nmmue It 11\ , gtven by the ClIveranaJII aod Readmg , tiona.
'I'h e supnort gl V,' 1i t,) II 1l1l,l l' ur
scarcely likely that he can I'fIPllt At;lf <?f , Vetera..ns· a.nd NntionQ,l P...esen€ Band In \ oper a t.ic perfo rm an ces ill ltr-:l.<i i!' ;'; ill t ho
the t.a.Ies on food, a.nd 8u~h ~ , prom~8e ~8 , ~he Forbury .yo.rdene on Saturday -eve~; past leaves HlUe doubt that the ::.l.\!l' ,'· fi or
of no value. But Mr. Spalding 18 nothing If l Ing: Jdarch ,
Under the Double Ea.gle , UI-o n ew BOC:.et,v is fI,ssl1 r ,l.d_ Th e "- (' Ct l lnry
not a U whole·hogger " "He 8&Y S to the I (Wo.gn.er) i Am.c-rican sketch , U ,By ' tho wlll .be !) Ieaserl to give aJlY in forllltlL l0 11 r~.
bi g Liberal , manlllfacturel'8 .: UMr .. Lloyd ,I ~wanee Rh'e~ ". ~~!~~dl ro t.:m); t wo.-step, ' ga!"dl Dg the [orthCO Jll IHS pedol-mallce,') Lp

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i easy chai~ and ' a n illumina.ted addr",,'. '1'1;0

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OREAT p ALE ,O P WA,S':1INO ROBE,S.

l:repollnej ete;; at

thing ' or th'. olher. Men I'buted by Mrs , HaIlstone. and ..ddresses
allegianoe to L i beralism wer~ given by Mr. W . .1;1'. Shepher.d (who
p"of.;"';'n!( t o be Labour ca.~ _ do no _preslded) , Mr. J. H. Knight (su permte n.
A:nd - I"lUght t,o b~ on : dent) and oth~r8. It woo stu.ted t~la.t the
Th.e Laboll!' lH'~Y, he numbers had mcren sea b;r 39 durmg the

the nch.
A notliet; pomt. Mr. Spalding , ,he .Deep !Pe.tr l~) . eolo~t.--~r, T ~ ng;l.c;;
saJs that the Bud~;t of 1909 h&8 been J ~d ; selectl0n,· ' The ,Girl lll" th e r ax_
more .eucoo...~1 than ""'tOlle e"peeted ! (&,:. hy ,,0. Hum~); 001. so lo, ,,:~ym o ut~
w~en 1t was mtroduood. But where .a re i Clume"
(HowglllJ. belJs I>y Mr. I ugwell,
the Dreadoollghts and the old ' R,e peMlon. conductor, Mr, W. Fan'.
which we .. to be paid f~r out of the Land G 'M 'S FAREWELL

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A Raincoat for this
fickle Climate ' is· a
,.ne~sity for a holi·
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I t11 0 THir ty dro ve via Cnv-erM huUl , S n Il IIJJ :g .
Loddo n Bridge,. De nl' W oo d , W d tili gtO Il '
College (wh ere a h,,1t Wal! mnde Ln wa lch

a polo mutch then in progrp!l!). and a ll to
The Quee n's Oak, Finchamp.teu d, wh e ro
an excell ent luncheon was pr(Jv ided by

H(}s1i Pratt_ Arter Ule loya l tqr_~t.s w ,~ re
Wrieht. fulfia ed giv.cn, A.ud Inw;ic and [ones indulge<.1 in,
LORD _READING 'ON CIRCUIT.
h'is laet publi c engagement '"" Grand MaR· an ndiouru ment w.as lI1:ldc to t he cr icket
Lord Readi.ng (saY8 the H World tI) tcr at Slo ugh , ~\t hen h e was I?l'e&ent ~d fie ld, ·whe ro a n- excjt ing match , Mnrr i~ d
stlln.s on hie cnrcuit w ork vwy shortly H.e ! with a rose bowl. , ~rnthcr W right BRld v, Single. was played. rC5u ltin ~ i n [l, vic·
visits at lea.,t ,t hr¥ cathedral oitiea-War- l thlB was posi~i velv h B las t 8P!>ea~a.noo a~ torY fo r. the mn.rr,i cd R i (~ e b y ]4 runs wh ich
c~ter, l{eref<Jrd . 1""~ Glouoeatcr-llnd b.e I Grand M"te r. Hu had had ?!'any en WI!iI clue Hy nttn bula h e to the excellen t
!faa appa.rently d&Clded thst when there 18 i gagements to ful fi l durmg the year, and b,tli ng and bow lin g or Mr, LUlln (M"",,.,,.
a ~tste _ue
he wm .--despite his ' by a ooineiJ€Dco ),e happened to 00 ful· C. Il.nd G. Ayres" manage r), who .easily
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own religion...t oond.
Thi. is following I filling his l""t I'ubhc enga.gen;ent a~ Grand accoullted for the wid,ets of tho ~ lIIg1 es.
; the beAt baditioD,8 ~f pllblie life. and finds , Mast.er, not. 1t w as true. In hie ns.t've Aft" r Ill e mu lch the dr i,·o ":"8 resullied
a . cOunterpart in' 'th., llractice <Jf the I,ord I county 01 BerkshIre,. but at... 11 ,",ven.t&-m a , to ' The Ne w Inn, Ev er_ ley Enclge . where
~ayors of

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citY:-oi London.

lod~ co nnected With .WmdBor, 1n the
Hi. ~"t appcar~lC o
had been In hiS O'Yn d..atr-l,ct of Readwg.
present sum· and h IS last in tl~e Wind80r dist.riot. R e·

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Berkshire ~isirict.

they were w-e l cnm~' d hy

old l eon l!a :~ue,

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h tc of the G. W.n. Pallcels Office, Rep.d·
ing H ost B e rriss

who had pre pared t -l" flo,
Se\:eral pl lot ogra'vils were tak ~ n o f t.l,LO

tennis l".,mg to. the hl.£ory of _tOO Manchester group, nnd dtcr a stroll round th e vl1-

~ . ~"_Y'''~ of ye¥8! Umtv dunng th~ .P B6.t~ t~elv-e. !UW~tb8, t he h ,ge G at,a rt woo -made h~mew 'l.ro/l. \'111. F,:U··
!he ill' Gnnd Master saId he shouW have, In the loy Bridge and Shiufield, Read111S helD:;
whioh' 00l1rt1e of the next three weeb~ to pre SIde r Cllched about 9 p.m,
trhe outi llg was

the Aberyetwyth X.l{.C.,,, the . llDllual
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would be the l&rzc Bt conferen"" the Umty
had ever held, and 6lm.."t " thotl8and del...
gates would NVr<l.ent the
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.!ricla.-.. . , He ·would on
be
boaatinll,i th .., he was· the
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DlOMQefS 'of tlt,,· .Iil •• ,!CJI>eo,te~
he w"'; not ' a ,bit
many
t.l> ..t one
not · what.

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kll· par1\&mont otthe Mancheoter · UD-lty.

voted " ,great sucec...
Cig,,:' an!l
cigarett,," wero very kll1uly p rm'l.lcd by
the good.. 8uperintcndent ..nd' the eillef
clerk.
(Cont inued I on PaD. 11 .)

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MODELS FIlOM £89

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