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of tbe late Lawrenfce J.was probated in Surroest built and most desirably located>ieces of property in the city and *as j for good prices

also that theold Oswegobetween theWest wall of the Neal block and the

It was learned to-daystrip of water where thcanal was located,Ea st wall of the new bawas not tq be used as aThis property belongs tc

rge canal lockcanal basin,the State ofintention ofew Yorl and it is thethe State .0 till in all of this an d makeit solid la id out a s far as the bargecanal. A|n effort willhave thethis landtrees an d !makp the river front a littlemore attract ive.

S t a t e retainan d perhaps

be made topossession ofplant a few

With the Barge canalthe Neal block the twom e a t s below the s treetlevel bu t Which are high above thecanal levd will be exceedingly desira-ble placesshould be no trouble in

A H E Y F I N D SGKN1AL V A U D E V I L L E S T A E

HKRQ IN B B A L L I F E .L a t e yesterdaycourtt Irving G. afternoon afterHubbs, the

known Pulaski attorney, had awriting to do and sat down atwelltitlethe

desk ia the lobby pit the Nacey t ) doit. : Adorjfhe was writing Just ice Dc ven-d former District Attorneytalk

d l s -ralngot up and departed hv tily.after he h id gon e Hugh F.the vaudeville artis t w 10 ismaklqg such a hit alt the Bichacdsonthis week, came ub and took Mr.Hubbl' place at the! desk. The firstthing he saw was a rat wallet in rontof hit i . Be investigated i t and f mod

Baiter came tfp and had a littleim. J ust ihbn Mr. Hubbcavereti that it w*is getting neari i 't ime

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that t contained id cash bisidevaluable papers. B e notified I andlord iac ey and tbiy called upHubbs ou the long! dlsUnce amformed him of the indTh|s morning whpn Mr. Hubturnnforb exactly wicity alnd county sectio ns

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I I PSiecial to Uic fJMarch 16.-4the Stjatefsj portion ofbridge hive beenCaiial AdvisoryEngithi:

5.ieer. Tliesection of'he plans [

The plans forthe new lowersubmitted to theBoard by thees t imate of thehe bridge isof the state sec-h those of theLAID A T ; R E S T

Funer d of Mrs. Edith W oolsey LargelyAttended This Aiternoon.funeral of Mrs.Wool iey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.A.

F . Lawyer and wifeWool sey,was held this afternoon fromat e home, No. 7;

E d i th Lawyerf Arthur B .

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^__^ Private prayer wa? held atthe home conducted byj the Rev. D JC . Johnson and the f 1 neral serviceswhlo 1 followed were h ild at TrinityM . F cburch . There was a largeattendance of sorrowing friends andthe i irvices, conducted by Mr. John-son apd /assisted by ths Bev. T. B .Shepherd, were very impressive. Aprof 4sion of Horal tributes surro undedM r s . jWoplsey's cask et Buria l was inRiverside cemetery and the bearerswere; Albert G. Coon, Arthur T .Brovn , . Warren M. Carrier, MamfordHatrmer, Arthur Hart an d FredP l a n k . ' , 1 .

N< >w story on page 6.E ter milinery opining Thursd ay

an d Friday March 17th and 18th.Ledjes invited to call. B. M. Whit-n ey, ; ?4 E f s t2 1 Street . 15d 2tT ry Case's aelf wringing mop 193Weat 3d street. Phone 1358.

Supper at Trinity Church,T lureday, 5:30 to 1 30, 25 centsR e a i the story to-: |

L o c a l A s s i s t a n t U n i t e d S t a t e s E n -g i n e e r I n s p e c t e d C a n a lW o r k .A P E R F E C T O R G A N I Z A TI O N .Mad e Several Attemp ts to Locate

Oswego Hen Along Route of Can-al B u t W it h o ut S u c c e s s -

Weather ConditionsWere Id eal .

J 6 \ \ n C. Churchill, assistant UnitedStates Engineer, retur ned last even-ing from a trip to Panama where hewent all over the great work beingdone by the government in thePan ama Can al Project He sp en tsix days going over the canal work andhas come back thoroughly impressedwith t i e magn i tud e of the greates tengineering feat of this or any othera g e .

WOUJfc MO VE S S LO W LY.M r. Churchill was impressed partic-ularly with the perfection of system

an d organization in the work. Fromthe Atlantic end to the P acific everything moves smoothly, w ithout fric-tion or jar and the thousands ot work-men handle the m illions of dollarsworth of machinery day and nightwithout cessation. He says that theAmerican people have no justj idea ofthe work being done or the manner inwhich it Is dona and they can justlyfeel proud that it is the AmericanGovernment which is doing the work.

While moving along the rou te ofthe canal, Mr. Churchill mtde severalattempts to locate some of the Oswegomen employed in the work but failedto tind any of them. j I

1DKAL W E AT H E R.M r. Church il l says that , the weath-er during his stay came pretty nearbeing Ideal The thermometer wentup to 85 during the day time but th e

ai r was dry and the heat dldnotsqemoppressive. He went by the way! ofNew Y ork City and had a vary pleas-ant ocean voyage both going downan d coming back. During his sta yhe made his headquarters at the ho*tel Tivoli in Panam a at the Pacificend of the canal.

TRUE IRISH.Keep St. Patrick s Day by eatingOswego Brand Green L ima B ean s .T ry a can to-morrow.

Linsley-long Wedding,The invitations are out to-day forthe, wedding or Miss Grace Long,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David D.Long, to Mr. Charles Wells Linsley.It will take place on Wednesday,April makebrief owing to a speakingi t at a S t . Patricias d aylatidy Hill to-mor;ow nls' s rep utat ion J S anitor is State-w ide i tnd hejch in demand at patriotictiobs. His many fi lends hIt upon theIt they will

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occasion ofhave the piring him preach or speak

f inter-Deanvis i t a tDona-ahue of5 travel -

his visitengage-ban quetit. Theloquentalwayscelebra-re hopehis nextasure of

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1|)]2POSIT OF $2,500 MADE WIT HC I T T C H A M B E R L A I N I N

B E H A L F OV F O R M E Rj O F F I C I A L .

It was stated this afternoon thatFore six o'clock to-pight there would

e|a conference at which the allegedii ^repancy in the city clerk's depart-int would be made good. It islimed that the total amount is inneighborhood of $2,200 as au-inced in last night's TIB^KS but theamoun t will not be oj&de known;il after the r eport of the comptrol-f s examiners has b en made at theiference.!he necessar y lej^al ste:enthls afteraooa somay be straightened

A S N O TMaybr Fiu gibbo ns and Oity Attor-ney Cullen returned lastevuhing tromAlbany where they went to attend ahearing before the Barge (^anal Ad-visory Board relative to the locationof dams on the Oswego riv jr .Owing to the illness of B. A. Bondof the Advisory Board the hearingwas not held but will be la er.

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ar e beingt the mat-out andhere will be absolutely no tinancial

to the city. | |;:;.'.. ' ' ;> ; . : L A T E H . , . j j . . ' " jt 4 o'clock this afternoon cash toamount of $2,500 waei depositedh the City Chamberlain which willre than cover the alleged deficiency

a receipt for this iiaount wasij en by the City Chambei lain. Therdrafts cover several years.Ith the deposit s tated above thenbldent is considered clos

New serial story to-nighd.

1 Fire in Plumbing St^re,There was a s light b aze shortlyter eight o'clock this moo ning in thela r of the Oswego S ani ary Plumb-comp an y. It caught from someum an d was p att in gulsher. ou t with an

Fire at Norris' Home.Fire Department was called toIjie home of J . B. N orrl s about noond^y where there was a slight blazea closet under a stairway. It wasextinguished with a labcock ext ln guisher. The d amage was s l igh t

Odd Fellows Election.The Dis trict Gran d committee of(strict No. I, Oswego county, 1. O,. F. , to-day recomended for Distr ictrand Master, Myron A. Brooks,hey also unanimously as sec :etaryd treasurer Fred P. Wright .

B i r . Kendrick El eHerbert Horton , of the Gl lraouror on- Allen company received a tel*m to-day from his friend, Sam uelKendrick as Mayor of Glens Fal l s ,Y . Mr. Ken d rick i s a Democratd defeated Mayor Chatlea W. Cool,p ub l ican .

The taxpayers of SandV Hill carriedt h% propoiition to chaoge the name(jf the village to Hudson Falls

'Cheiub Devine" to nlcl.t.You want all the newest JUC ^s of the?ewer Oswego. Bead the T I M E S .

M*y Hold Bouts at Arm ory.Negotia tions are now finding between the Jtthletlc managers of theSeparate cot apany andthe Oswego City Athletic c lub for theuse of the A rmory by ihe boxingshows of the club. No agreement hasyet been reached but it [is thoughtthat something definite will be donesoon and the next show held at theArmory Ap ri l 5. Accommod ation scan be arranged for 1,200 persons a tthe Armory, while F l u h u g h H a l lseats only about 500.

The action of Wilagain st the PatronsIn suran ce companySupreme Court to-dwho lives in Albion$2,700 on a policy hebarn.The barn coauin eof household furnituw&goas, etc. It isaase will not bemorrow. f rae com

pa y on the allegatiowas set on tire.

ar d L. Fren chf In d ustry Firewas continued ioy. Mr. Frenchsues to recoverd by him on h'sa large amount,e in addition 13expected that thefinished before to-any declines lothat the b ira

Sale of LansiCalvin E . Carr h xg Farm.s sold his farmneir L ansing to Cyri s O. Worsen whohas a bakery and confectionery buslnf ss at the corner of E* st F if h an 1Bridge streets. Consideration is sai il\ have been $3,700.We Just Opened.From Heinz Pickle Co. One cask ofthose delicious Dill pickles at Norrls'

The average man canget suited at the averagestore, but here are oppor-tunities for the man whois Tabove the average"in bulk or brain.Ihile the man of slightbuild with 'intellectualgrasp" will grasp the advantages we offer in selec-tion, variety and values.

S touts $10 to $30 .Thins $1 0 to $3 O.N e w SN e w SN e w S

r i n g O v e r c o a t sr i n g R a i n c o a t sr i n g H a t s$ 1 0 t o $ 2 5$1 0 to $ 2 5$ 1 . 0 0 t o $ 3 . 5 0

E. WEL LS,a,A a n d 5 A R C A D E B L O C K 1 ? L A I N F I G U R E S

ssorted ViewsS t . Patrick s D a y and Easter Post CardsI S & H Green Stamp *

ith eac i glass of Soda. Water or #ish of Ice Creamf* - Yellow Frontv O 43 W. Bridge St

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r m o s t c o n v i n c i n g argumen t .

$ 6 5 . 0 0P P D G E , Agen t C A S T 1ST AND BKtDQCP H O N E 6 S 6

T H E WONDERFULP U Y E R - r i A N OYOU SHOULD* CE AND HEAR IT. WHY?ISE IT TELLS ITS O WN STORY OF STERLING MERIT.H i l l I N f t ' tI L L I I I U O 191 West 1st StreetEasy Payments.

1-8r a n . Sugjuutter-

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bbl. Good Flour for 70cpound- -. .12cU . . 16c ;

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20c,25c

5 lb Pi l lS jru p . . . ,20cCondensed Milk 10cP k g , Cluster E ai s ios5cC an Tomatoes 5cC an Pump kin 5c3 Succotash 25c3 C o r n . . . . 25c

Clscoes, lb.3 Mackerel3 Pin k Salmon2 Bed Salmon7 B o x S a r d i n e s -Potatoes , bus3 Can s Peas

;. .25c25c 25c40c. 2 5 cWright Bros Telephone 39 89 89 West Brid ge S t .

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