Reading Observer 10-1919

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DEATH OF MAYOR
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FOR TRIAL.

Tbq- l!.j:adiwr lJ9rough magiotratCs iest.orday
(Fr ld&y) OOIDrmt tcdJ'or -tn&l a.t tbo Quarter SceelOua

P et"OlveJ W'Sngrovo, . at BuB: }louse, P.l!oillltco.d,

4/3600, 7/6 1,000. O.Triage e:rlra-.. _

rulowed, '

d uet!'d

A plead" . feaLure of the cecemo no es, and o ne

whtch he fully a.pprecl:\Loo4 was the p resente.tlOn
of tho si h~e r trn.r to h lmsi!1'i a.nd n. silver cake
baskcL to tb o M.yo..... , on ~he day of the .local
Peace celebratIOn
'Mr M vln e was for r.everal veaTS a. cbUTCh·
warden at All Stfll1 U,'" ,lIl d he
also one of t.he
GO\'I"l"nors of th~ R oy a l D.erkshlro H OSPltaJ ,
Read ln~ . a.nd b a.c; been fo r some vea r s a Justl co
of th ~ P ence 19r the Forest. D1\'SIOD of Derb

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the Committ.ee hod loft it to
opinion. Last year's hour of SIX

thus week

The film 1& rem aTkably clea.T and gives 8, tine I'epre sentation ot the hi storic event.
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Park t.o-da.:y

OOOD TEMP[,;l R ME ETlNG.
AL a meeting of the 10 'l.T. on l\Iood,,'! Mis'
Mauley preEnded , a.nq ndd resse! ware dei.iver~d
by tho Re,·. FM C. Hare, Mr. W. ~ Tuck.,
and Mr. A. H . Bamos.
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, WmST DRIVE AND DANCE

HENLEY MARKET.

On WednC'S day a. vory 8uocessful whist drive and
was l~ld Jll t.ho Church House by ~ Comra des of th o Grcat " a r MI. Hills W&!I 'M.e. for
both. ReCrcsh rnonts wer e prOVIded.
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tab les wer e occuP1ed for pla.y 1.'be winners v; ere :
L a.<h cs 1 Mrs "\Vbt to, 2 MISS Hill . 3 MISS Bod d ul g-

('nlll'c d !OI 'M arlin <:<I id t he y could n ot. b avc b ad
hette r c ha nll ..11 1 than t hcll·"la f.c ~[;l\ Ol . wh o ,, :t <:

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Cla.s w.. held

Mr.

M. J. Turncr, o f RanellLgh Sch ool. h&.!l been
:Hlmittcd t o 8. Count., CounCil Schola.rship at U ruversity
College, RpdlUg Miss Grace A.. Y oun g and MIN
Florence "E. J lI.cobs, hoUl puplls at. RanclQ.gb Scbool,
h!\.ve heen recommended t o tho Board of Ed ucation AS
b Ul'Sll r S fr om Aup:ust b t.
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Fredk. B lackwell a.nd George S"'rtes each ' paid
48 costa and Frederick Cordery 208. for 'n brea.ch .

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M1I7.zhng
. Caledon G,rdler wM,also
fined
.Â¥arvOrder
Mc~r 8 u ~sful1y prov,ed that a

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W odn esda y afternoon, and p roved to be • lacking
in n one oE its usu al attractlveDe'.!l~ or mterest
A la r ge n.ssc.m bl y of relatives a nd mends ga.thered
I II t he Ca.p aCIO uS ha H
'fhe p remier portIon or tbe programme ,. conSiste d
a varied . lrct lOTl OJ songs, reCltailons
and Jll anofr,Ite Mln~, In Whlcli tho thorough a.nd

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consc ientIOUs cb:a;rackr of Lu O school W f\.8 strik·
mgl y e xemplified
The hymn . /I The ChIldren's
SO!lg " (Klphng ), a nd a. paTt so:,Â¥, by Gorm~
'I bom3ll . "NIJ:;h t Hvrnn at Sea," w ere telhngl)
re ndered b y th e Semor Smg...tJlp' ChUt5 The re cl~
F rench n.n d Eng lish . . weri'
capitaJl y done. and the auchence was d ehghted
In

the co-ordmatlOn o f mind
yond di spute

The pUpl ~

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by t.helr phvslcal mt'We meo t s the change. of I im-::
a nd st,cP w~ rem!Lrkable. The S:;'13;tem mav b .
regarded as one in whIch th e bra.1n i~ ta.u,Ilbt til
pla.y a full er part than I S U9\HiaJ. In the ()rdln~' ,
ph~:"'caJ drill , whIch it i3 by no IIle-a.nl in~nd 'J
.to ri lSPlaoo.
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?dr!'o Hautenville Cope, of Fincl:t.ampstiad , m"
troduced b v Mi ss B Rker as an old [ricqd of the
Sch ool , kl~dlv distributed the prt:.m .. , etc

HuS8&Y preSided
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1 LATE - AI)VERTISEMENTS.
Satu,".y t eam playcd
Corporation I
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F. Smith ""d H. Dred~e , M...... B. S.
J. H Ellis"'" Clifton, W. J. iBodle, H.
W . Il'VlDI<. W. J . Hambleton . C Pell, , H .

Retd mg

good game
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Griffith , W Denton, N . A. HU8SfJY, ~. Halsey,
endod In a. W lil for rJ'v.;yfo rd b) one goal to none. NOTE.-Advartil~eot • . uoder thi' heading can C Sct'I\S(l!:. W M..a. A. 1.'. Heel"" . (bon. secre·
The rcaer. ca played :&usooulhe, at Ruscombe. and
be aCC+e. up · till 2.30 00 Friu.r afternoon. t,;"y), H B. H.n, W. G. JelI'ori••, H. H . Brom·
'" on by rOUT goa.br to n on e . ~wYtord Scb oolboys
The p.p4. is p~bliahecl lOme tw. hours later. ,Icy, E A. BuIlock. F P Burlond. T. ' M. Wel'h,
played R~oombe Schoolboys,
homn , 1Uld won
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L S. Panons, E. P. Osm ond , etc.
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b y t hroe ~oal'l t~ t.wo . OJ\ \ C'cUlOIKi a y. Twyford
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Mr. Heela.s reported tha.t t.he Committee lild
'Pla.yed H eolcy Conn ad es. a.t. Stn.nJu.k.c, t.ho r es ult JUNIOR OLERK ,!l< {male) r eqwrcd by firm of
bemg a. dra..w of two {JoalJi l!ach
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_ Plumbers 'a,nd Daoora:ton lfl R.ea.dmg. StaLe considered too ProfiteennjiC Act and hOO SJlb-

Robt. Eades , of W eybnd ge, wntes. U I bought a
hox yesterd..y, nnd after I had ta.ken th e seco nd two

I feU better than I had done for over four yura.
The pam 10 my bade bM entirely goae." Mrs. Kitag,
R unweU RoAd, Wi.ckford, sbde ll :- " Duty compels
me to tell &11 who sulier thl1.t y our pdla cured me

after nwe vean pain."

Mr. A.. Newton, of Feltham,

wntee _I' Your pUb h • ..,e oomplet.alyeured me aner
fourmoq t.bl onmyb&ek." HOLDROYD'S GRAVEL
PILLS, a p08ltive"cure for G ranI , PaiIUt iu the Baek,

Dropsy. Bnght'a Dlll8Ue of

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KidneY', Gout,

Sciati, .. h. 3d., aU chomi.t.. Poot free H otampo.

H OLDROYD'S MEDICAL HALL. Cl.........to'!-

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mitte<l to the Tdwn Council tbe name ofl Mr. H.
C;&lg to represe~~ their Chamber of Tracje 00 the

Tribunal CoIIH!\,ttee. Mr Craig,

~bo U OsborD O

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he'Qg a

Arms," GlTey. loeal tradesman, qt. Committee tho~gI>.t i~ wonl"
£nan Road"k 8el~g agam t.ho.t Noted Oak· be more benefie1ll.l to the Chamber..
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lull Stou~ . \~tPJ'ea.d·8 and W a lhngford Stouts,
The Town ConnClI had jI-COOI'ted Me, U; Craig'.
b ..t quality Bli\rit&. 'l'ry ,t.
nomination.
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",{TERY FEW' FSm:.TRY HOUSES, but .till aotnO
V GARJ;)EN · ~ORTS ,ns~" . Early llIape<tioD
advised. H .Be*r Built" hit of PorlabletBuildmga
{ro"tri Ha....tborn'., Wood Building SpecialUu. London
Work •• Eut Str6et'.,Readi.ag.
,xti.1<TED g ood JOBB"m= G::-"CG=-ARDEN'ER-====.- "".

The Commit .... had, during tho reoeot rail ..a,.
1Itl'ike, sent a te}egram of congratulation to tbe
Go~ent upqo. tru. fu:ro atand lhey had m.ae

in the matter.
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JointJy, WIt h the reproesentative! ot the- COpo"
en, the Committee had gooe into the. queetion :0£

l'l' day • week : ,..,~ ces reqwred.- M.n. 1ll.!d the Ho".inl{ 8eheme in W okipgh~m and had
Witherington. "KeI)coed;" .8hinfteld Roe.d, Roo.d... found thot ,t wae a mode<ate one and "I!"eare4
wg.
10 be neea.....,-. '0 no further ""lien Wit' Il.!<en.

Austm . a. Gov(,l'nment overseer
Jobn CoLLero.!l and Smith w ct'e fined lOs each
Tbe two voung Cot,rerells were dl scha.rged as
being under the contl01 of their faloher.
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UMllRELLAS

33, FRIAR STREET. READING.

Iar;-llI3t &ieetlona. . Lo,"e..t Po~ 'Il bl c Puce9,
RE-COVERS & REPAIRS.
One AddJ;eM Only:

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SECO~DHAND
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A. J...~AKER, -

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sketch entitled "That hrnte Simmonds H Wll.3 gl"'en by
\flo and Mrs. Stan Justin n.nd Mr . W. Hi'l"M The
pt.ano was lent by the Comm1~tee of the ColW!otitutiono.l
Clnb.
Mr. Leonard Wheeler, M6iSI"S. JClO1l!!e Q.ud Son, A.

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A GOOD NIG~!'S REST BY TAKING
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ST. MARY'S BUTTS.

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.j-. COOK,

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II. , H igh /' Street, Reading,
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Basket and Hamper Maoufuturer.

a Speciality.

ADVANCED to an1 _t.., Plato,
MONEY
Jewe.lA, ..lrtic les of Vertu and ....ory
deacm~

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tjon of Va.luable and cOBVertible Property.
F'tre PrOft( Rooro fOT :\,11 Pl"te aQt} .1 fOnl nepo~:t6.

FOREIGN MONEY CHANHED
'P.arvAn~ OF!"TCl:.

PRIVATE DOOR E:n'1'tANCF..

GOOD ACRE

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M. ROSE.

Gen..tZe~n/s

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l'aiZor .

.H. 'SAMUEL
I . 't"he W""aLMtat~..

BROAD lMiT.

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Ser viJce"

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UPCOTT - On 'f fJ nd l\. a.t Wi«fI ;sor.
D algl\lrnl. Upoolt , of

dend 'i~oka.r<l for P"UCtus.

P. S. 'Vhtv,nrn\c. " l,1oe:t

o A V E R S H AJtII

the Uev.

For

f;:lh" hurr," to

ALL'S 'WINE

The Supreme

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[.arc"
suppliesol - are now aVailabtc...t ..ery
elfort IS boiag ~ to meet
the p.e,a.t p-qbHc: cleshcl
tllrG~,,«"'"

Lu&e Size BottIe.S!i

Letfen, and Enqmrle& to

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Symond!l, o (R n ' I I~1 0 r,1

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DEATHS.

READING·,

ELISS. -On Tuesday. at " Thl':

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MOTOR CYCLES AND ACCESSORIES.

HOWARD BRUNTON,

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Sir Henry WllhaUl BhS!'l , K C T },
IJODKIN._Ou Tues(lr&,'1" , n.t ":'I tream
CoI1~e. WilhaDl Theodore DOligIl!

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D AWSON. _ On 0 , 1. 11th, , I
Cnpta.in the Hon r.llwa.rrl
n f the fint F..ad of D a r tN \'.
G 1LLIG.A.li'._On Od . ~5 t.h ,
Earlef . \Iogod. 71 ye ars

INGRAM -0" 'M'onnny. nt th e "
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of rlollbleplleumonia., \ \ 't' \lll :\ l l~I ".
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'M4.]nr a.ud Mrs. Herbert liI~1 LUl . 3,!e I
r.o,VXl,."EV.'_ Qn -oc koher ~j th :- ' ta r f' ,
la.te Oded Lo\\ 151oy. M H e :" l 'S .\

lIJLLSON. _ On Oclober
noad. CILr'eJ':'lhll1n, 1.IIl IAIi
wlr~ of A. E )flltIlOIl. d ter .L

'horne ~ith grentcuMr!lllue!<j;

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Reading Cflmetery, October 11.. t . I
,' IN MEMORIAM .

AP t lN._ Tn lttvm '{ m e mM " nI
J\phn.~Vllo pl\A~e l l nw lloY OctOhN
but 't\,-a~ fOlgottO ll, by hi :\ \r I fe .md

bON'T SCRAP YOUR

BROKEN

hy th l!l

SvmQnds. ft.SlIistell h1'

Repairs of every description.
A GREAt· NECESSITY.
MachlnOli Bought, Sold or Exchanged.
A real good o)'eioOl:I.t IS an mdlspe.nsable winter
a...."4cle. Now is the tlmo to secure one. and ILU - -- - --'- -- - ·- -- --·r--- excelJe.nt I GP~lt;.y 1f1 ~resD'Ut.ed by McssI'3 . tI.
J a.ckson and Sons, Kmg s·roa..d. Corner, 10 tillS I
direction, ~ly for boys and youths.
'l'he)
ba.ve • splendid r ..nge o£ ovcrooats at pncea to LADIES' CPSTUMIER & HABIT TAILOR.
Iwt all pock_La (~.dl-t . ). "
FUR WORK OF EVERY DESCRl;FTIOX
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95, MORTIMER: STREET, REOENT ..?fREE', \V"
DF~'l.TH OF" 1'0PULAR rAltK·KEEl'ER
It was report.ed by the bfa-yoi' at t.hlS wce k s
145, Friar Street, Readin,ot.
Town CounCIl meeting ' ,that Mr Cooper, t.llc
Telephone HS Re8.dl1l~.
p " puw conat.a-ble at .Ptospect Park , had dlOO l.n
hospital after unq.ergolDg a.n c.peratlon .. The Coun-

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W IIl I1!Ug',

WH ITCOMBE-RYMO:W <

M.
FISHER,
·W. ·H. PARNELL.
80, Eastern Avenqe. 118. KING'S ROAD. READING.

Cil passed a voW of CQIlqQloncc wlt.h t.he relat.n'cs
Mr. Coopor »':&.IS ~r mu.ny years keeper at Palmcr
Park, ""d ~~ went to, Pro,,!)ect Park .

Ber t h~ ('Oll!lta. nc:r .

of Mr. Thomas P
Hea.Jmg.

Guineas.

C oll e- ~ e , a

SUTTON-'WTNNI SG On ~ 3r, 1 (lct
Chureh .. So.ltsbury, hJ th(' n e\ .r
rector, a88i st~rl b, th e r: {'v .T
:-::ahab1l1 t" In8rm8.;"'~. StAn lcv
Mr and' Mm . n." it'll C:: l1 iton.
:I.I:t.

Station' Work. Dances or Journeys.

Garage; 7'1, ERLEIGH RD',

!Halls
Wine

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MARRIAG ES

SUITS MADE TO MEASURE

CASTINGS.

APTJN:_Tn nlclllorv ot deAr n"'Ni!'"
Ftlother, ~l2\ters R!leI nl othcr.'l a. nd a \lllt
Ca\·enham.

WORN BEARINGS a.nd GEARS,
MOTOl;!. OYLINDERS'.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
And all kinds of Machinery can
be economICally repaired by the

Oxy-Acetylene Welding Process
ClJrd

to Messl'S.

II iAJ:lot a4be.bo.t acts DaturaUy. Is quite hatmlesi .
,."IItE 11B. , . .,... lid•

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C. W. Harris ••• M.P.S.,s,:;fr.:t;Rea~g.

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Tn.-\CY. - On () cfJ\h p.1 17th. at Cltff"}
bonrne, to Com mauder n.ud Mrs A F

HIRE:
FOR
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FIRSr-~LASS MOTOR CARS.

HARRISOtfs~~TORER
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BIRTHS.
CON (; DON .- Oll SatllTclu , at st.
H OUle, .- \hinrtnon. the "'Ife o ECa phl.l.ll G .
R.M . , a daughbr:
C1: fT SDIE-TIrLT, - On c::. lm day . a.t
R t11l"'crloro.l, I the ;f"l i l' ot lla rl on
n lInuli:htcr ( hne Rb orla)
Bl,:WHEY. -On Oct.ober 23r(1 0. 1 1II g"
11f'l l1nle, the \'rIfe of 'Y o F lJ .

(ol,;lIhorn).

ST. MARY'S BUTTS READING .
[EsTABLISllED AS PAWNDROJiER & SrLvERSWTII, 18.32.

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AUCTIONEERS. VA LUERS .
1>AND AND ROUSE

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FITCH & HAROIN:G,

QREE·N WlCH
YOUR WRiSI
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A doctor writ .. : ~ After long
. experience of Hall's WiDe,
I still prescribe it ans have
never failed to obtaJ.n be.Jlefit.· '

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failmg confidence of
medical men through(Jut the country.

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.ROADWAY BUILDINGS.
!i.E.lDING.

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Why' Dis*urh the Household with that distressing Cough? ~

WICKE~ ' ~EPAIRS

has-earrw:d ~he un~

sr!'ANER

'UcT!:~. SURVEYOR

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Chairs Repaired and CSDe·SelJted.

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VALUE ,

60. 62. 75 & 8 1. Oxford, Street,

t:.hepnzr: wmners. - L&ches· I, Mrs. Wata"n. 2. Mrs. I
Cook : Mrs. H . Manha.U (mystery) and MIM Coopm'
(c:onsQla.bon). GenU. : 1. Mr. Yarshall. 2, Mr. Seelc'f" :
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MI. Harns (my6t.ery)o.nd lItr. Whlch. 'ow(ronao'at,ou).

OLD PEOPLE El)IT~RTAINED.
On We~la.l' tho aged l~lrita.nta were enblmined
to ten. 10 the ViJ.lage Hall by the Peaco Festn lties
Comrulttee. The ehairma.n, the Rev. Dr. H. R.
Cooper Smttb presided There were abont 200 present.
Mr. Heath a.nd othel" mem hers o( the Commlttee
decorated the room Wlth ~ and fiolnl'!, The mUSical
p.logramme WAS given by Mrs. Hosford, Mr_ Burkett,
Mr. Flawn, 'Mr. J. Hmton and Mr. P. Bishop . .A

SONR. & CO,

AUOTroNEl!lR~.

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FURNITURE.

The BEST PRICES, are given by

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TILEHURST.

~ements.

NO AGE:;l1'5.

OFFICES.

F..8TA.TE, LA~"D AND not's?
PMOVA..Â¥ AND STORWF,
llINSTER STREBT AND B ROA D
REoA DIN G .

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Vivuw and T n c:. lcy provlved convesauecs to hnng
old people to the bfill.
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Have Stood the Test for 73 Years '

PASSENGICR TICKETS l SSU ED
Telephone 533.

• Pl:one 908.

Send a

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WAREHOUSING,

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work. anel the "",artness ,,~t.h. wh,ch they reach.a

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WHAT WE SAV-WE DO.

EVidence was given

limbs proved 00·
very k een on r ..:leiit'

Pffm-d·

ro44hed and erpcncnco.- Box
" Obscrvor " OfIl.Oc, Re&ding.
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Pr,"mptly Delivered to suit YOU.

up on 1\ ch a rge of stea.ltng wood from the Sand h1! ....t Seetlon TImber S uppl y fO[· the B ow o f

SMNGES 1 HOUSEHOLD aod
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: ABLE GOODS.

THE CHAMBER OF TRADE,

wages

HOU~EHOLD

The displn was cap, tally done, ""d the vaJne 01

THE ENTHRONEMENT
OF THE
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and anothe-r m:m , .Alhert G :\fartm. were brouQ: ht

In the ab6611ce of Rev. F. W. Laue, who is 8.""'1
Class. The pHu-.nforte snlo' by M. Wrigbt and
H. Cha.t.t were pla.ved With fine techniqu e a.pd. ex- from home, his co-secretary, Mr. N, H. Saul, made the

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Pa.~ra.

'W'EST STREET,
~ADING
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BRUSHES. MATS. LEATHERS,

1:Ht-n3.ln ed glving Chaninade'9 'beau·
luI" Plerrette."
The fea t ure of t he programme w as a displa.y of
~h t.hmt cs . ID which a. n'um.ber ot \1lrl PUpil::!
took pa.rt! led by the ir m s troctresa. Mis:! a N
W ells , London School of D a lcrozc E''''y ht hm lcs

LORD BISHOP OF OXFORD

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OffiCla.U a.(, Cmt..1a , nnd a.

For a.tte ndauce see LOOlI

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Single Tooth frOID 2 16; Upper or Lower Set from 21 /..
CON8trL'l'.t.TION'S .&.ND ALL !..DVIOE Fzt.zE.
fiLE PlIONY.: RB,Umw 77'1..

John Cotte rell, '" It.h hi S sons Sldn e)~ a.nd }'red,

young .pel'- Fra.neia, Milton IiIJ.ld Sou, J. Bmgg, A. IIsley, W.

fortner3 .L Cock- a ·doodle-don t
wa.s g lvcn 111 a
qua int a.nd amlls mg st y le b,~ t he JUU10r 8m g: m~

ad Ulemben were prcsent. Ma.J or St. Clair Stapleto n
p resided at tho or gan ,:1..nd a. epeCtal address WIlS givon
The .,mal collection, made in ,'lid o£' Dr Bar·
by Rev. J. 0 Y oung.
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,
Wdl ta.ke~phJ.ce lJl t.¥ ~ral, Oxford, 011 Nov. 13th naro's Homes, l'C3-hsed on this occasi.on £6 9s.
BRICKFIEJLD F Olt SAIJE
ut 12 Doon. So fAr as apace pe:n:nl ~. seat. Wlll be
The Do~ n 1'1[ 111 HII CkticJ d, at lka.ck.nell , is fo r rese rved for the cle.rgy of the DiocA t and one church.
sal e. It \\ III be pUt up f or auc hlOll at. WIUCbefl,CCl warden from each pgriah. and the lloonm lAy reade.ra.
H oU"iC nCl:t ' VedMS day, by ol dcr of the Hig b Those who wiah to 'a.tteud the service a,e reqneeted to
Cour t.
"
write, no' l ..ter'~ Monda.y, Nov. 3rd, to the Denn,
, 'l~h c bnckficld c'bvf'T's somo tWCllt.y-seYen "acres of Chriat . Church t
The envelope 8hould bo , A general m<>etong of the Wokingham and Dis·
goo<l b~ck ea.1 t h
'..rhc r o a ro t:h c n eC('SRR.r y bUIld· marked II Bishop'. EnthrODelme!it U Ticket. win be trict Cha.mbeJ.· of Trade was beld a-t the H eadUl~, machlll(,ry and plaut for t.ho oonducl of t he forwarded. to thOMl -,vho ..pply by the above date.
quartan Town Ha.U, ()D Mo nda.y even~ng.
O US tn CS5 , a.nd I t IS cstun a.t.ed t.h a.t. :m ou t.put of
•
P . Sale,' tho cheJrman, beIng absent;'1 Mi.
-th o to t;cvcn mI llion brJC:k~ n. year ca.n llO ntta.med. J ,=,=""~==="",,
,

.......,.--...::.Tf~~~!~·

bd at Branch5-BASINOSTOKB and NEWBURY.

.JBOROUGH BENCH.

Grosvenor School was held m the D["JIl Ball, by
k md p ermiSSIOn of M aj or . l'l or t.c r, 0 RK , o n

G.' AYRES,
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&

At Home Monday, Friday Ii Saturday, 10 R.m. till .5 'p.m" or bte-r by a.ppOintment.

property, hut a strav auim,o.l tb.t , he had never
fcd nor ta.ken possession of Mr Batt defended
STEALING GOVF.RNMENT TIMBER

Hit hard ! "

,O ~. the

,

not weanng collaT '" ith nam e or a ddre6s therem;
and fa.i1mp; to ta.ko ou t a licence, was n ot her

Saturd.y !.he Aldersb ot Gymn .. ium T" atruclors

the naIvete and cua.rm

BETHII ·I

Mr. P. E. COISH, 21, Station Road, READING.

P o.tponed l rom July 22nd on account 01 the ba.lI Club 'Was hel« m the Vdlage HaJl on TUe8dav. :
e
Tbero w . . . good atlft.donee ""'\ the following wero ' l.!.

b e TO{)8.U-OO .

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Pere~a1

TEET~II

DENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. '
Terms Moderate.
Se.tlafactlon GUBra.nteeci,
Attention.

The TrRde.

lamt"nted death of M r.
l ! n k ~r , father ()j M.iH"
Baker, the Pnqc lpa l. the deforred concert of

at So~og By c, the Clork IS to wnt.o to t.he owners
of the a.d)owmg ' property a.sk.i.ng th t'.Jll to r~
the f enco before th'~ :foot.9 a t.h u; res-gro.vcllod
Tho. sttlf'_" ou , tho Sonrung Common footpa.t h al e

13) who had hoen I..,lled darmg th e war. Evenmg
sernce took tbe form of a mamon s l £01' the ia.lIen, nn d
tbanksglvmg for those who had r8JOlned tbn chou . The

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CROWTHORNE,

Wltb

E:roelaior. Rending."

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RICH EST
and PUREST MILK.
T' HE C R EAi
MER I E S (Read·
n g) Ltd
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C. D. Cla.rkC!o, of Crowtborne School, h1l8 been
II.wanled a scholarship at Rea.4ing School oy the Berks

t a-hon J;, both

0

dog for wh,ch she was summoned on threc counts

A wh;s! dnve and dan"" in n;d of

roeent

Mrs. and t.h e b'[lS8eS
1n momory o f
those mem'bel'5 of t.he ch Oir (of whom there had heen

HI

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GROSVENOR SCHOOL CONCERT.

an

Telegram~:

'Phone 249.

ROCKEY

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PAlljlSH ~oouNCIL MEETING.

t.o

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A m ooLing of t.he Par1.!lb Cou.nol was held at!
Duns ~n Scbool ~ Wcdncsdav CVEmlDg.
'l'b cr e
FUNERAL OF MR. W. JOHNSON.
woro pJ-eoent _ . J. pou.nd (cha.lrm",,), W. L
T he funera.l took place at the Cemetery on SaturdA.T
o f Mr W J oblison, of Broad Lane. H o ba.d sened 22 Saun~ A. H .' W-clls, F. H, Sta.nn.a.rd, <T. Ford ,
, e;lfMIn th e Ro) a.l Ma.nncl. only 8\U"V1Tm~ one mon th T. Ca.ne. Jun • A. ~. ~kcll and W. Fitch.
The C h::rk ropo.rl9d that the puymoni:B {(It' rat.<; '
,\ft.er bl~ d l!lch tlrge a nd well-ea.rned pension.
The
hear or pDrty coruU!;tod of membel"!l of the local b~o'ch ta Hs a.nd sparrowsi beads a.nd eggs had boon quesa udlt No further p3,fmonts
of the Comrades of tho Grcat 'Va t. There were tioned a t 'tho
a.r e to be m,ado m V1 0 W o( the County C()ancil rat
8. u umher of fl oral tnhut<!s on th.e Uf\I~n .tR.ek which
,
(
cove-red tho coffin The arral\l!:cments wer e In chArge of destruction acli.e.rne.
As to the ~ad co.u,dit.ion of t ltC FtUrlelgh Cootpath
lrlesel'5. M. PaJ ne &: Co.

ant
Arkwnght ,

READING.

to a. m a.tch and wst3.\oed the ir first defeat of thl'! County CotLDcil.
SODfIDC . T he 11I!\trnclors qUlcklv &oor ed and proved
thier ,upel"lonty In t he fim. half bv 5·0
The
S!.LE.
h ome team put u p m the second half a. more. eve n
On b SIl81f of the BritJsh Women's National 'l'cmper-.
condItI on o f UUD ,!:!S a nd r6J!'IStered the onlv goal
AmlocilltioIL,
Se.le..
orR'lUUIed
by r..fr. ' ..:.
t brouqh P cM..-in !'t . by a. p ass from D enton .. In the &Dee
Lew.udon
...",;"Leda.byJnmble
m'mbo"
cd t ••
A.;ociatinn.~.
opiOion or exper ts , t.h e plavmg o f the p;oallreeper h eld lA the WoeJey ..u SchoolroOm on Wednosday th~ r.
16th. There were a. groot maay bnyers·ami the goods, C,
In h eu of the " th~ba.e k " ga.me m.lght hmre roesult.ed In '" draw . Adv ic:o to tbe home tUJtl- wblch were aU cleared, realised. £!3'
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EYE AND DUNSDEN,
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ST. ANDREW'S .
Sp~ial !ervicei were conducted n.t Pritatwood on
Sunday lll.!lt. At the 8 0. m.. celeb ratio n be Rector,
Cnnon Sa.l wey , d ealc. ted the
of all altar clot h by

"

The 'Proceedings w ere adjourned for one week
to enable defenda.nt time to secure the attendance
of an Important witness.
WITHOUT LIGHTS
For riding- a. bicycle without n. Tight. Pel"Cv
Potter was fined 2, . 6d .• and Percy J Smith 1
7s 6d. for a similar offence.
UNMUZZLED DOnS

T he W ok mgb a.m H oc'kev Clob ente~ni ned o n

M ISS

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JACKSONS' CORNERS & ' BRANCHES,
-.

On Wodnesday aftornoon & snCC088!ul sale of
.,·ork was held lU St Paul's P&l¥J'Ih Room on bchuJI TUESDAY - Befnre Mr. W. T. 'Marlin
A eaJlle a gainst Rvl~d Tillior !for dischn.rp:: m~ a
of tJre f.unds of tne Church M:isslODaTY SoCIe t y
Most ('If t.ll e Ilrtic1 ~ on salo w!'re tho 'Work of MlSS mlSflIJe Crom a8 air gun at Wok::iDll'hrun on October
Ellison"1"s g'U'ls ' sewlng class T he s a16 1iWUS opened 14th Wa..'i adjowrned for three weeks
b y tho R ov, C. Nl~htmgalf'l.
Tho M1S8es Elll.qon
OBSCENE LANGUAGE
wer e -a.ss:L<;ted by M rs. Dyke M.£,.n;b, Mrs Lloy d,
John W a rwi ck. for usmg ob."cene lan guagc
lflss S Llo) d, MlAS Barry and Ml"8 . Barry , wlulc
a fl owor sWI was m chargo at' Mrs lIunte'r CA.rmah t o bUJ wife In Rose-street on October 11t h, was
and y~ Fra.nk Pigott
T~ WAS T)roy1dcd as fined lOs.
u:sual The net. proooods amount t o £4.0.

E. E. Wilkill son has been awardcd
exhibitIon
and m&mtenD.nce grant a.t IT nt'I'Cf'!uty Collcge by the
Berluhire Agriellltur&l batruction Committee.

Street.

'

& SONS,

.- CI9thiers to Father and Scm, '

oerty of "William T. ShefIord, on or about .lime

MISSTONARY SA.LE OF WO.RX.

B~FIELD.

- - - '-"-O:.cRKlN lT MF.N' S CLU B. .
The club 'has now movod in tn Its new commodIOUS
premises o ver t he !lOOp of Mr. E. E ... Lawrenco, Hi gh

r .I-I,h Room

St. Paul's

'Mrs. Htlnter C or m sh. asSi sted by M rs
P iggott. fl ower sta.ll T ea was prrrvidcd
T b e proceed s were very !a.t ls£act.ory.

or

BRACKNELL.

III

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E~
:JACK50N
.r
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WHOSE TARPAULIN,?

24th.

Rev C. N igh t mgale opened the proccp.dm ga
'Thel e was a. goOd num"l:Jof>.r of VISitors In cha.t).!e
of th e gt",lls '" f>T'e t he 'l\r:"l,>.SCS F.P lson , Mrs Ovke
M a rsh Mrs I .. lovd M1 S'J S T.loy d MI l!s R!\lTV

SUDD EN DEATH OF A PENSIONER.
B)' the death of Mr ,John Watts, of Cambndge-road,
n.n ol d and l C!'I pected U1hablbUlt P.Il.8S8S away. Mr.
\Va l tB , who W8.!I a bout tii years of ~ e, CUlne to Broud -

of

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··D QZg.N Gents' (pure wool) dark colours
' 'WORSTED HALF-HOSE.
MI one price. 'l.j 6

farmer, of Wokingh am, for felomollsly stealmg.
and be.i~ in posse8SIOD of a. tarpaulin, the pro-

On W ed nesd ay afternoon t be \1 6unl sale of work
da De m a.mlv b v t.he g irls 0(' M u;s l":l l lson's Se wing

BROADMOOR.

\'\

Fred. Wilbams, London·road, Woking-ham.
dea.ler, was summoned bv Wilha.m T She1!oro,

MesSIS. Simmons 'and Sons te- port good supplies
a t 'l\ll!sd Ol-}.J1! marke t., ",llIc::h tn c luded 21 ~ h ead o f
'I I 45 h
15
15
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It.
t.c ton. Gant.lemcn· 1 Mr. St..reet , 2 lah Lan gley , .1
C'..'l." , C ,
5 cep, .
p'gs,
c: V~' pou £ 'J', 0 • 'Mr Bla.ckma.n. A bon ng tournament tS Rnang¢
1J.c:.&St..s were padcd f 01 Ela ug to
to
48, fa.t. for N o\'cmbcr 15th , an d n.no t h ~r da ncc n..nd w hlst
to J-~ a.n
,h,,C lfc.rs mft,kmg.Jed
!)dd a df"ltl' row h£4, 4 tlliS dnve [or th e 11th
1
J" CS wt: rc g' 1,u,u
1N;;r.:II> .
Itn
'f :;; , W 10 .egs
m[u:lc u p U. 6\.0; 3 d , st.or o l' l'!'S t.o £4, and calvC8
from £2 1 ~ t.o £10
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C.M S SA.LE OF V'-ORK

moor ~ a.n assista.nt- a tteu rll\nt 10 1868 , rising to t.h ..
rank of pmlClpal atteud~V.lt, he retired on a well .. earnell
pension In 1)eeemher U) 07. a n d was preseu ~ With t ho
?h lne
H (I \V !lS a.bout as wua.l WIth hUI
~o m ;!. ll 'i of thorn bad 10:o; t a r f'allv tr ,le a nd per- lou~- 8erv \.Ce m ed al.
and -.an on MOndRY lfUlt and ha.d ta.ken som e
!I')lJ ill fl lcnd ' l also one, \\ ho bv the eXllmpl o of h I.') ponv
lu ggage t o t ue attLtlon.
III Wellington College Dnve
lt fe .lU rI h \..'1 ('.1I 1I0.:. L ~cal m th e cnUj;p' of a ll tha t
W IU! getting mto h ilS Tan 'When ho fell dMd.
No
w ,t.'-o good could 111 be f p ared.
li l<: actl\T\tICS he
mq u elSt Wl l1 'be necesu.ry n..s he had. snffered with his
througpont t.he \\ hole of t h e t own fOI t he la."t fh'c hear t. He 168.ves a. WId ow and grown .. up family.
, oa ro.: a nd t he stram
t he m no d oubt had h asi r ncd h IS p-nd; th01lgh rrom the exprcsspd
WEDDING OF MISS CURTIS
Op inI on o f t he m edl c.u m en thero w ere p f obn b' v
A "pretty weddio~ took place at St. Johu En.post
ot her C" 'SI'S st,n behind that
Churcb on \Vedn ~sday . October l 5tb, the colltr lLCtin ~
, H I:-. WOI I.: In conuectwn \\ It.h e\ f' lVtlll n,:r for t he partiell beIng l IW C4t'olinq, L OUI8& Curtis, fourth
v. cltat O of the ])('0 ]110 an d o f t hE' ch nTch w all daughter of Mr. a.nd Mrs. CurtU, of Brolld.Dioor, a.nd
Mr. Aubert Kergh K.i.ue.. son of Mr. a.nd Mrs. R. Kmg,
kn O\\ 11 t.o <1 11
R lS d cv nt.l n n to all t.h at. he under ·
of CR.mberley. Surrey: the '\"lca.r.Re \". Canon Colendge,
I
t oo k 'v-~ nn exaUlple t o them
conducted
the eerVlce. The bn de, "" ho was gw en away
Th e Rc.ctn r tb en rererrC1'l to h ~ " ork as ch urch"
~ arden a.nd IllS e.l.am plt" 111 a t.ten d a nce a t. , he by bet' fath er, wa6 charnuaglJ' dreMed m grey crepe- de ..
flrl rh· eelehrat m n and f'lth('l' scn"l ces.
H e rro· oehme WI th ha t to m.a.tch, aud clUTled a beautiful !bed
of hhes. H er lra.vellin~ dress wn.s a. grer costume
J'l1l~ e'd .. Thnt the IHlTl !l h l on ~rs assembled \1l P'l-v.- w tth rna.UTe velvet ha.t There w ere tw o bndesmalds,
c}u ,L1 Church me('t. III ~, feelin!?; de.eply tho lo "~ MiSS 1'. M . Edwa.rd., of lhndnudod"'Wells, ..nd Mias
" bl eh t.bey as ind l nd tJ fl:l ~ and tho chm ch lTl t h iS J . Froome, of Broo.d:moot'. Both w eill becdmlIl~ly
'Place. bas ~" !' t,:l.I n ed t h "ough the deatb 01 }lr dl'Cfl!ed, one In ttlQ.uve olepe-d e-chme, and tbl'l other
H en ry Cb"rles M :r1ne. d eS ire io pla ce on r ecn ..d 10 pale pcuk: crepe .. de-cllltte, With blar:k tune ha:t..e
t heJr'racot!rntfnn of and grat ltude fo r t he grc,l.t tnmmed With velvet etre&met'll to ma t ch fl,r ea&e!l. BQth
benefit '\\ bleb t.h ~ Y h <\\'e Tt'cclv e-d fr om t he cxam J l .. wore gold brooch os. ~ta of tho bridepoom. Mr. LoYe,
of hiS life and from Lhc ' devotion
h iS t ime t. ad of CnlDborleYi a.tu,nded the bridegroom 8.8 'best man.
T>OW8rs to t.he 8ervlC6 of God and tho w elfare nf T he w Gtkljn~ b reaJcfa&t \'rl4S held at the home of the
bode, where a JlI:l'ge number c,f meats wer e mVltcd to
his fellow R T hev a~<:n d es ire to cxpr ess t o M rs mcet
the nelt'ly~;wedded couple. M ..ny ton..sb and
M ylno a n i] ~ l\f l~ :MyJne th eir l'eepectful an l ~ood wishes were e ~~M fOJl\ thCU' happy future, and
h.",tfelt sym pathy.
Mr. and Mn. King · left l ..ter' CD, midJt ehowen of
eonfctti, to epend ·the hoDeymoO'Q ..t Lla.ndrindod.
" A GRE AT CITIZEN,"
.<\d mi lal F. ulSta.ce seconded, Il nd described tb .· Thoy received a WIt! number ot handsome and U56f'ul
la.te Mr My~ n o ,IS If not only a. great (,atlzen, but presents.
a fn c ud to ' UII fl.\ I ,.
.i""<:====";"':-~"':-"'-"'-"';"'========'"
Mr H"mmond said t hat as Tnwn C01lncillor he
'~
WOODLEY.
h Rd .k nown MI' M vln n for n eark ten ye.lIs. and
Ml&9 Ma..rga.ret Chapmau, of Wooiloy Church of
. wn.s <', lIre t hat. if c \ er ;], ma n bid df'lWl ' 1"" ',' r
Rnght.nd School. hy been appmotcd a. pupil tca.c.her
]lIS town ;'\.nd cOuntrv t b ,~t man Wll.,s ",f l' M vlno
under
the BerlahU'e .Education Committee.
T ho r (>soln t ion was passed a mid d l'cp fceHn s,
bv ;t ~ irp.n t . sta.ndlng vote.
'Thc Rect or t ben off erer1 PTa-vers, iilv ok mg t he
THEALE. _
ro m fort "tlnd b lessing (jf God upon tho berea.ve d
The County Eduea.tion Comrmttee ha"Ye awarded
flLnllly.
a bUl1lary at Re,dmg-8ehool to D. Scott, of Theale.

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:.(YI,ittledaJe and Mr. A. H. W;gg<)tt.
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MUNIOI~P;-;A.~['-;;:1,)''I'T'1~

.Ald Hngh ('~ "ho prf'l'J ided , t ouching upnn t he
s:: d nen ::; \, hl ch he sa id Ct'\.<d a ,!:!Ioom 0\ er t belT
p roce-cci mgs ex pl es;:,cd i h!) d eep rcgl et of a.1l t.he

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....ch,Il.i:r) - !Ill'. A. J. Mllckev Col Ba.rker, Mr. i::>t.. I

on ., The Balkans a o! 1 Know

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Mr W Mead W M fin.Jl v ch<lscn to stand .. the
ClIndid«te fm: tb. Chrunber of Trade .
Mr. Mead undertook to do tii. best lor the
Chamber.
.
• The actJon of t.he S W R a tlWl\v in Asoot ra o;
week or irolat.ln!! the town on th:eir 9Tst.em wjthCHILDREN'S DAy
.
00 Sunday, lollowin)! the recommend.tion of out ,notice was bIttP-rtv reM!nted ·and it was de~
the Arohbishop':oi Special Committee, specja.1 in· dded to send n. !'Itmng lett.'\r of protest, in which
t. he T()WTJ COllnc!) be as ke d to ' co-opera.te, t o the
t e ~lOns for young pt;X>p'e and Sunda.y School
L, and ' S W. Railwll.}r. .
.
WOl'k WM made 10 th e Established Ch'urcheil Th
A vote of thanks to the chairman coD-cluded the
da.y W8.8 simil8.l'ly observed In connectlOn wltli tb
bU!lfnes3...
Ft-ee CllIlreh...
l .
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E" O H ug hes w.L."> selected to fi ll tha t pOSI •.

most just an d upn g h t man; "hn d UlIng the
' \P. I .; :, ympa.tLI <:ed m d l\ ldua.lh· l\ lt h a ll With whf)m
hnd 'to do A sil en t llDst andllll! \'ote of con da I cnte " :Hi l)a ~C d " I' Lh 1\' [IS a 11 d 'l ' I ',~S '"
_H ~ n r:
A memol la i "'~ l\ l Ce \ \ :\0'" beld \' CH: t('l'f'i.lY ( [ ri d",,)
nf 2 o'cIock a nd tue shop::; clo::.cd d Uling the tlilte
of Ib e ser.... lcc
r. RI-:AT r.O S~ TO T H E TOW N
At t Le Parnchl.tl Jllf'etlllg of t.he pa lish oC All
Ri\!ntlj', beld III the Chu rch n Oll~(, on 'l'hUl",a,I Y
e\·nlln!!, t h e H cctor (tb t" Bev n Long ) <: pe:\o k lTlg
wi th ... \ldclIt emotIO Ii . refcl[ ed t Jl t be \ el Y g H~ltt
Jo<: <: t hc t OWll ,lfIfl p,tll <>h b ?d :::ust:llllcd I n tbe
d l':J!.b of Cthurch\\ <tr d en , M l' H enry 'Chades

wa,o;

Secretary reforred to the I\:Jrtt!commg
Munietpa.l e ieoction and con sidwed the ' Chamber
~holtld be. repreM'n ~ d , a.F; there would prol::iably be
f\. b ~vv lncrea~ of r ates

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LECTURE- SOCIETY. '
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COUNTY ·BENCH.
, Mr H Charles Woods, the Sped,,] , C..,..s·
pond e nt nnd well-known wnt.errill:iat't~h:~e~,)~~~ TUESDA.'"lt.-Belore Mr G, A. W~tSOl\ (in tile
Thoro is every p~m 16~ of a. big (ate at Elm ha.s
kindl y a ssen~d t o /live an_

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C. Sero.,gg, it

wmter months .

t he club--Jaclt Smitb-t.a.k ~ Ius wc~ned beootit nesday_ eveni l,lg Ilt 7.45
I
Th ~
• undouht.edl
did
Il when he ' Mr. Woods h as tn.v e l'ed ~xl:.e~~'velY'
R ig fiISt. att.cmp t ttl enter t he.: W okm g h a m
0
a.ry
y
wc
TO""n C-ounclJ wa.s· m 1902, \,hen he m ls.<;ed Sli Ccess selcct.od tho VJSlt 01 Crysta.l Pa.1ace to fonn thc kan P enmsul ar
b ... onc plu e nn lv Tbe next ~RT' •..JS03. h e ,\ as attr3o<;t.lon , &s ~h~y ba e Ulva.rla.b.1y been a good m :iOO a..,o;. an auth,.ri';v
fou coo~f:ui, ll nd m 1904 he be~.me May or for t he dl'a\Y here, a.nd , w ha.t. 16 Olo re , ha.ve a lways p u t
fi r st. tIme. which office h c hel d in J90~ 1907 up
g.reart. struggle' And tb ere lfI, "very proDUsc
For tbe four sea.t.!\ ,there IS every p romise cf a
1910, ] 91:5·]4 ·] 5· 16·17·18
t hat t.hoy wIll S1.I.OCOOd l.fl dOlJJg thlS a gam t.o-day.
III ] 912 be WM e1 oct£'d ald erma.n for six yea.r s
Tho Rcadmg too.m Wl.11 be choeen from the fo l- Fbarp contest . The following CAll{' d a~ a.ro
but t.hc war PJ olonged the perIod
' lo\v1Og playen "';".f.-rr:biha.ld, Smith or Letit.er , likely t..o be nommated ~ The four retlfmg memSm ce t h e news of t.he M avo r's deat h t.he fl ag~ Hod er ,- Clm:m.le, GOodman, C. W Harbldge, Loft · bers , Mess1'8 Fryer, Blake. Dra.nt and Medcalf;
01,0 1\Ir W Mead ICh.mhor of Tr.ade). Mr: J .
on Ibe l\1umcipaJ buildmgs ba vQ beeD flyin g a t houso, LIo.Ut. B ~l.Gy , H ast.le , Andrev;s and Ca rr
• As we go to prats we Jea.rn tha.t Ba.rUl'Olom e ,
Ma T\lev Mr F S Perkms. ·Mr. lJ. F lorev nnd
InJ ury 18 no t. as ' se ri ous as fit. rlI'S t. believed ,
h a lf ..m as t..
.'\d mlral E ll '" 'e rCo..mrades of the tTreat War).
THE COUNC IL'S TRIB U TE
It IS expected tha.t h ,::: '\\1.(1 be a ble to take hiS I
:l n d anoth (>
"Iffima.ted by the N ationllol Umoll
At R. spcchi l Conn!';11 m eet In g coun ned on In tile tc!,m aga-loIl 'in a.bout a fortnight .
o f Ge nera.l " tJrkers.
T IHlrsd a v cv e ni ng to a ppoint a Returm ng Offi cer
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The visit of H R.H. the Duke of Connaught to
m. nn Mond.v. TueodaY" and Thursdays, "t 7 I
Wokmgham h.. beeu .hown on the Gaumont P
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.t sd ,I.,· III 1<:dmburrrb, after an l lln'esa of somo
M r. R . E . .Box ~f!fGncl oo. a.nd rCfip n ed d&fetlce.
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TIle Clvjd~OO fo \" t.ho pl'osocutlOn W&s t.hat th e
MI ~ My]ne. his daughter ~a 9 summoned by car iW.a V3kFD ,ifooql tho .1 Whcw.tshc8Ir" '):rd u.nd
I~t c r on ~unday anti I Ol1Mle,:ed n ortb..' on M on d*"
tho _lI.ccwlCd was ~I ~.cd at. "''li ewhury: A c wbury
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constwblo , tat«! that ... ~en cbarged ot thc .tamn
Th e greates~t !Yl)1pathy
I S felt fC!r Mrrt
a nd the lI.ecU5ed ~ ·saUl. . '," I'must admit It, bu t I s hall
iMl~ My lae 111 t hell' !ta.d bereavement
i-c5c+vo ~ my .dg(enco,!'
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\\ e I l.mderstand t ha t the fun era l took place
D J W p..lton \;,t,a.t.tld t.hat a.ccused s aid t o him
lR E dmbu rgh vesterd BY rFMday).
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" I ' . onl;y: s"l I ha.d n o Wt.co tloOll of sotea ltng t he
'J'b e late, AJde n n .," M y;lne w rus ' Vo1cl ngbarn's ca r .
'Y whol o 'WAg was m Ole or 1055 a dnlnkoo
:WIU' ~!&yor, and t he \\ av ~ u w hIch ho s-a \'e h im- f l eak
' it v,'aa ev ident , Wl t.Dl~ a4dQd, that Wm·
leU to t he pu bhe good and to t he ~r\'lce of t he g ro,'o had ' boon dnnlcing vcry hea"11y.
nation \\ 9J; l em arkable. Unspa.n ng 10 hIS energy
As to tho second ch argo, 'M rs Vlm eent s La.t.cd
aJ'1 d mmute In e\'ery dctru l, he l Iterally spe nt t.hat the aOC119ed ba,d been h er guest The lewe llery
.i mself Ul th e p u bliC se l"'\'i ce- hlS m t.erest.s ran ~- was Ilmsed aft&r he ho.cl left
Sb e ha.d kDov.; n
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llckh t lOtl t o h iS nl r ca d , h cmy dut ies as Mayor of " I t.hmk I h ad be.tt.er be open a bout tAlc ma.t.ter
the Bn l'Oll gh
H e had OCt;UPIC-d l be mavor..l While drinltiulr 1 tOOk. t he a rticles yOll montLoned."
ch !\lr fOT te n dlffer('nt. VC'A.rs. A.T\d hR.d ., !amed t he
As st.a.t.ed, tire a.ccused ""US SCrlt for t.na.l. Blul
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regloL t.bo news of the deat.h of Its MAvor A ld elma.n Henry Charles Myl ric, WhlCh t ook p lace Oll Conisboro'·"voou.e, ·qa\'l~·

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For Spiiug use. 'Now &a:d,..

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