“lhmwrmymm W .w.m- W «m.— at as ”at; . gkigfl m3. ’umaah‘mrra ‘fmflflfim umhumuartcg‘t‘fin . a. Mun-rm U” him-limous- In“ um? fl tho *aflltbsaskt ”among“ I. 1. Harold ‘oashas' Porssaato. An Important anti cyclone entered the Northwaat yesterday, with minimum W below acre in North Dakota. ltaowextendseast to the Alleghanies and will probably advance southeast— wadly, causing cold weather in thisaec- lion till Thursday, followed by a storm Iromths Southwest. Temperature fell in tchnited States; the chief minimum ssported was 3 degrees below zero, at hot Buford, N. 1).; the chief maximum, O, at Key Wat. In this district to-day colder, claar wsatber and fresh westerly to uorthwssterly winds will probably prevail. in the lliddle States and New England colder, fair weather and fresh waderly to northwesterly winch will prevail 0n Wedneaddy in New Eng- land fair, slightly colder weather will probably prevail, with fresh to light fly to northerly winds, followed by cloudiness in the southwestern parts of this section; and on Thursday slightly warmer, fair to partly cloudy weather. m" Aim for To-lorrow. Hightido low tide l0 Sun rises Sun sets 1013 3.13 4 42 THE LOCAL NEWS. Company F drills to-night. .3. James H. Nash took I party out sail- ‘ing today In his “Delphine.” ‘ Horace L. Hubbcll. the borough lnrno herdealer, is on I business trip to Albany. -—'l'itree [Yilll’ldl of good beef steak for is. at Ferd Hayes' market. "Uncle" Lew Benedict went to New 'Jery yesterday to attend the f unersl of ‘a ria‘tivo. , L‘Wardeu Coolidge spent the Sabbath «A ‘ with friends in Hartford, returning home ' ysmsrusy. Arthur Waldron has the contract for building a new house for Captain Sande Sallsck on Union street. --Dixon a Backbone at Y. II. c. A. to-morrow evening. ' ’Tho Iadiee’ Aid Society of the First I. E. Church will meet with Hrs. James Golden on Friday evening. EH. Wardwell and Frank L. Kaiser were initiated into the mysteries of Odd Pellowsliip last night in Our Brothera' Lodge. George Hills, the ex-oil man of Broad River, is seriously sick with typhoid Ina larh. Hols under thscarc of Dr. J. G. Gnsorr- ______ -Pure home rendered lard in ii and 10 poundpails, net,forlidand 90c. each, It ' PedHayss‘ market. Tbs oyster suppsrbyllising Star Divis- id...“ T.,of lbiwayton, will be held “,I‘Qaq‘a Hall, Wednesday evening or “Mm . W”: This: iii fi-WW” Wm h... attlis South Norwalk Baptist church, WI We std.Mo'olock. l‘ m H' mum r waytnthsfsir to-night 'cill Bthharmacy. Saadtysvenmgltev. W. coach. arises. of St. Paul's church, will repeat his swam on "Church Unity,” which ho proacbd on Sunday morning. Oct. 21. " IIvitstIoua have been issued for the "walidlagofflamss‘lWJ'lerceand Ilia- ' Eula,“ the reddenceof the on East avenue, on Wednesday i... ohmic-parts: pound. ' ' liq-”Glue no can. hams! Points (11 colors) 10:} can. y. Which Ids bottle " beam. Masonry, 10c. i Phoenix stsamor ism. Tbs work will swig-“r asnnalreportofthc borough roadster :publlcallcn about the IS“! lust. avenue is tbsflrat tolntroducs tbsin- :candeocent light for house lighting, Randall's building, or that the East Side Whiplaulwlll rsbsarso titslaltiascrydagsssthlsavsslc. Hopchaachwsnysadtholx Ba- giasccsrpaayhcldthsir monthly mast ins-Walsh. Tho ccstrsct price for repairing the bobsguaat ones. ~Hserlaouto-morrcwovanlng. light woodcosks and four ”was the result of Prod Whitlesk's day's sport to tho woods yastsvdoy. A Now York photograpbsr was at Wilton lam work taking viawoof tho mmmrwamu. « . we Clih “immufivavstho lira. lichaal Prismsurlce, of Wilton Don't forget the Fair and Supper at Pharmacy has I new stock of drugs, etc. —'l'cn cents opened for sausage or spare rib at Ford Hayes‘ market. A new game calied winter base ball haabeon preaentedtotbeY. If. C. A. by John Sweat, the general agent for the company that makes them. John News has contracted to build I double tenement house for the James estate on the property between River audCross streets, in the borough. —10 pounds of kettle-rendetied lard, in tube, net, for “.00, at Farriugton's mar- ket, Railroad Place. Not sdulterated with tallow. __ The members of the Young Ilen’a So- cial Club and their lady friends enjoyed I dance last night, at the club's rooms on the third floor of the Pairiield County Bank building. _Lincoln Council, No. 4. 0. U. A. 11.. of this city, with Stamford and Green- wich councils, will go to New Canaan on the evening of the 23d and institute I council in that town. —Ambler & Sommis have a lot of Smyrna Rugs, 4x7 feet, former price $10 00 which they will close out at 85.00 each. Also I lot of Brussels and Velvet Rugs in all sizes, marked down to one- bIlf original price. A large attendance was present at the bull and concert given by Heine's band last evening. The nulls of Germanic Hail never saw a happier party. Dancing was indulged in until I 'Iatc hour. The final rehearsal of the fire depart- ment concert chorus will be held at the Old Well Hook and Ladder Co.'a parlor to-morrow evening. C. Mortimer Winks will be present and conduct the singing. —Second entertainment Y. M. C. A. course tomorrow evening. A stereopticau entertainment for the children of St. Paul's Sunday school will be held at the Athcuteum' this evening, beginning at 7:30 o’clock. The members of the congregation are invited to It- tend. —Tbe fair for the benefit of the new I. E. Church in East Norwalk, will open tonight in Randall’s Hall, with a concert by Heine's Band. The llathu- Ibek piano will be used. John Hyatt,of Beldeu avenue, I young salesman in the employ of lumbsrman HubbellJtao had about twenty-five valu- able fowis poisoned within the past few days. He thinks some one has fed them corn, sprinkled with Paris green, but can amigo no cause for the poisoning. Norton—A carryall will carry passeuo gersnu fromdepot tofairsnd supper in Randall's hail, East Norwolk,Tusaday averting from 7.30 to 0 o'clock. git ‘e ngrtlis Island on ”last WWIIHW asides: Randall's new ball. from this 3in less-m6 sharp. Carryalla will carry Whistle fih‘maud ilk erect the now church. at Ferd Bayer market. Lucky flsbsrman,thsy. east-etch hghMIthdHayas'marbst. VIII lislilred’livsmlating to 4m roe-e :rsadered lull! in taba of 5 po'unds and Iipwhrda, 8 cents I pound Will Bloscsr and Si Parka went fi‘h- ing off Rings End yesterday and return- ed home late in the afternoon wiIh two bad colds. Theyalsobrought homo four handsome striped ham, weighing ha- twosn three and four pounds apiece, I quantitycf oshaudbh of smaller fry. —-Amblsr a Ssmmis have marked down IlIrgs lotcf Lsdlsa’s’ud liaaea’ OMIICIII Illfllfl. 'l'lil BOROUGH MW IAN” mmmwmm ladaosslrasssassd at M Ins-ls? fistsgalsrmssthly martingofths Mam-Is»- OommcnOcsncllwsshsldlsatsvsulcg. Thabustaarscfthsrsgalarmaoticgof IaymOcmatockp-vddsdssdthatslcihocourtofhargsramlostnlghtwrs iowlagccunatlmsuwsrsprsasstIObarlas ccodusdprlaclpally torauttasmatlsrs. Ellailcck, Janos 0.0rows, Jobs W. Anuuussallylsrgsbatcbof bills was Dsks.PiaakllIA.llmithasdltlsbsrdJ. Indildmflcgtcthsdsalrsoftbsbosrd Oatoill. masticali ihoblh bafovatbo Councilma- Crowo. ccmmlttos on unsalrsportofthsbornugbismodsap. sowsrs,rsaortsd favorably on chopsti- Tbswatsrooarplssionarosrkrdforss nontouyamoslawoatrmhappmpriatlostorsho shoeosstructlooac- through Hamlltcu avasus to Spring count—Olfilimouaocountof concoct- strsatsud bowsaiustructsd tobavss loumNstsoIsaroad and ”libido 12 inch aswor pips laid through said accoautof West svsausaatsaaioa,loss strsoto. 01,000 on hand. Thasa amounts wars SOUTH NORWALK. CONN-c 1‘ UESDAY NOVEMBER 5,1889 rwmw w«.meW or m ,acursroric. , m lslsiagOaAlosgshouassstho than. scorn wuaos. ‘ilsrvast supper” to-msrrow sight. Ira. Levi Wbliasy was in Danbsry on 7. No.0. H. Bylagtoa spool Saturday sftaraocruaNcrwaik. Anumbarofsammutwssrsmod thiakwuk. lt’stksssms old story—ac wor . canons Horror. The large button-hall trsa that has stoiid in tho roar of W. P. Holland's Apatltiontoworkandsccsptstowart asbsoqssutlyappvcprlsosdsadsnordsr wumflvadfiutwrsrsfsrrsd luflfifldrawntothscrdsroftbs ‘o vsrdds arouse amt-thema- Isa-2W minimum AoPrysf fig 7 g ’ mates-near meatball ty‘ t caticbcmmuulatlcn asking for street he,and the-sins lights and other metropolitan impress- hfleb! ll 0'10"“ N Garnar *M- manta on that thoroughfare. Referred The width of thcaldewalk onQulntsrd to committas on “‘5“, amino ruched at um i«*- a petition from it. It. Sellock and Bills amounting to 03,470.48 were or- 0‘50““ tbs board WW my: 09"“ v-id- avonus. from Prospect avenue to the Sands Selleck was given permission to unplug, . . borough M‘hwgy. Ra- oreot a home building on Union at ferrsd go .5. hi‘hw.’ committee. Councilman Franklin A. Smith report. 11,. mg of police W fifteen 3. ed favorably on tho resolution to same roots for the month of 0mg." mood! on the vet IM- 0' Seder Tho specifications accompanied by the street Crescent Terrace. His "00" '0 contract made by Burgess Fradkc with W “5 recommendations “VPW- the Pacific iron works, of Bridgeport. A petition toesiend the water main for repairing the Phoenix steamer were on Elm Grove street was granted and approved “a placed on file. the water commissioners were instructed The W pm“ “a filed the bond to do “I. 'Oll- of W. 8. bloody, as water commissioner. A "WWW" '1' Pa.“ requesting “'0 One of the water commissioners was lam to a" - city mains for Friday added to a committee consisting of the evening to ll“! “IO "90" 0‘ the Water 'gydcn .nd uniog hm gauging“, Commit-loner- res-wins the «ton-ion appointed for the purpose of conferring of the voter main to East Hawaii. with a similar committee from South The finance committee "” empowsr- Norwalk in relation to makingacoutract 0" ‘0 borrow ”.000 k" the 0“!" “89- for the inter-use of water. Twothirds of the expense in laying Upon motion 01 Burgaas Osborn, 11,. the Elmwood avenue and Day street borough treasurer was directed to take 08""- '” med on “'0 W009"! “.000 from the general fund and place owners and onetbird on the city. it in the ginking fund. The meeting adjourned for two weeks. cm] Engineer Wood reported on m. ___.._ condition of the sewers, chewing that some of them needed attention before cold weather set in. The health inspector was ordered to abolish I nuisance on Franklin avenue. Adjourned. ssrehursafir? Sllont Partner. At Husic Hall to-mcrrow night "The Silent Partner” will be presented. Of the company's appearance in Kansas City the Journal says: “The Gillie Opera r licenc- of BM". At the annual meeting of the stock- holders of the Danbury and Norwalk railway company the following board of directors was elected: I". St. John Lock- wood of Norwalk. Charles H. lerrttt of Daubury. William H. Siarbuck of New York, William H. Stevenson of Bridge- port, T. A Boatwick of New York, Eben Hill of Norwalk. Stephan Smith of Nor- walk. Charles 8. Rockwell of Horiden, W. B. E. lockde of Norwaik, J. S. Ifscaulcy of New York and Levi Warner of Norwaik. At I subsequent meeting of the directors the following omcsrs were elected: President, F. St. John Lockwood; vicwnreoident, Chariot, H. Merritt; secretary and treaourer, C. E. Robinson; registrar, Lewis C. Green; ex. ecutiv» committee, Charles H. Merritt, Charles S. Rockwell, Eben Hill, W. B. E. Lockwood and Stephen H. Smith. War- Arrastsrl for Non-Support . Henry Warm, who deserted his wife after living with her three or four months and then transfsrrd his house on the Ely Neck road to Charles Gherman, as I means of getting rid of her, was snorted yesterday by Deputy Sherld Toner, charged with non-support. He furnish- ad bonds for his appsarsucs for trial next Saturdayaftsrnocn beforsJustica Austin. The trial of Charles Ghorman, who was anemcd lad Saturday for theft in taking from the house Irticlmof furni- turs belonging to Hrs. Warm, was also adjourned until Saturday afternoon. Diphtheria Communicated by Chewing Oil. At Bridgeport, I few days ago, I girl who was chewing gum gave some of it to another girl. She chewed it for a little while and thou gavs it to two 0th. era. The four soon afterward became ill with diphtheria and two have died. It is stated by tho physicians that the disease waacommuuicstsd from the first girl to the other three by means of the gum. Isak of Prayer for louag III. The week beginning next Sunday. No- comedian, J. 8. Polk, supported by his own company, in "the Silent Partner.’ The opening was in every way a success, the audience being large and composed of tbeleadlng citizans. The play that himself. successes of the season. It will he give: again tonight.” Tho-as Dixon. Jr" on "Dubious.” on the platform. meetings hr young man durisgthc week. Prof. Nowoll’a Dancing Academy. Prof. Nowell will open his dancing , academy in Husic Hail. Friday Nov. 22. He will be It Insic Hall, next Friday almanac of this stock from lilo 7 p. In. Parents isc‘liud toaupport I first class academy are luvihd to hint Ir. Nowell atthst time, when bs willhoplcsasd to answer all questions rotating to tho read. emy. Badly llart whllo Pradag nay. tending the water to East Norwalk. —Yen might as wall try to induce soaphutBrusssbaftsrthslirsttrrsl. Notion-Mb. tell a reporter of the New York Evening day afternoon, Gacrgs Oittia, of Silver Iise,wasstrsckm tbs face with the "plum." which cats big hole is his chin asdknccksdoutsavaralof his front tooth. AOw-helvm-yfla-sllid. flash-abysmal guafcr House was opened last night it: the omson. with the return of tbs favorite Mr. Polk has brought out for this sesa- on’s work is a very bright comedy drama with some exceedingly interesting love passages. It must be seen to be under- stood, ss one of the features of the play is an Edison phonograph, the silent pari- Thc dialogue is exceptional, the incidents interesting, and the plot very comical, yet with a serious cast. Hr. Polk as Sidney Backus, distinguished His acting steadily improves and has I polish that appsrtains to dis work of comparatively low comedians. His support is most excellent, the Hon. Peter Van Coll, of Alexander Vincent, tbs label Van Cott, of bliss Bottle, and the hills Coomba, of bliss Julia Polk, being especially good. The play is ex- cellent, and in the hands of so worthy a company will undoubtedly be one of the Thomas Dixon, Jr., who lectures to- morrow evening in the Y. I. C. A. course, honest the strongest speakers His lecture on "Back— bono” ianot a physiological motors,” some suppose, but onstbat deals poweri- fully withtho moral make-up of man- kind. It abounds in telling hits, pssasga of eloquence and humor, and will inter~ good housekeeper to make buckwhsat cakes in summer as to use any other The ofllcsro of tho New York Central Post that the Grand Central depot at Forty-second Strsethosalrsady morsda- moods upon it than it canmeet, If, ihsyaay,onlyousroad uaad it,tbou it migbtbsmadstodcduty for tonysars tunnel between Forty-ascend street and the rivsr about uncommon Ill tho trainsandsngiaaithatshcaldaasit. If: thiarathsatatacfthlugassd of tooling ltlcoksasifthoCocoolldatsdrcadwould for the last sorority-hrs yaars was dowahasdat'ardsyby supra-as Has-I'mfldshslsrlksw, Ifswscbuaslta We hass dkpstchsd a mas to bring him back, as its lsavess wifs and child. C. W. Dayton started for a new posi- tion as night watchman at Danbury on Sunday. Superintendent Stevenson passed through here yesterday on his way to Bridgeport. We whh to inform the public that the depot will be in Rousud'a grocery store November 0th. W. F. Renaud has taken the agency for the Plymouth Rock Pants Company. here yesterday on his way home. All lilSOleVBll HISTBIY. ling Plat! of Sumo Work-on in Pair Haven. The human skeleton found in the rear time. was found to has human skull. skeleton was exposed to view. the right side. From their position i occupy as smell I space as possible. space of more than three feet. height. handsums teeth in the skull. but one decayed tooth, I". l the body along with the earth used for covering. was any crime. violent moo-or, and it is the opinion audihslaathsardof bimbo mum Operator P. W. Banks passed through A Woman's liolatoa llaoarthsd—ltart- of the tenement boussat No. 10 East Pearl atrsst, Pair Havoc, Saturday, by workmen who were digging I cellar for an extension to the Quinnipiac Brewing company, hascauaed I mystery which '“I probably remain unsolved for all It was shortly after 11 o'clock when one of the men choroid out a hu- man tooth. He picked it up and won- dered how such a thing could be found there. When be next attsmpted to sink bis shovel into the soil it encountered a hard substance, and on examlnatlon it The earth woo removed from around the spot, and when it was cleared away an entire Medical Examiner White was notified, and on arriving at the plans he gathered up the bones and placed them in a box. When found the bones were reposing on was evident that when the body was in- terred it had been doubled up so as to So cramped was the position of the bones that the feet almost touched the head. Altogether this body did not occupy a 'lhe medical examiner began an inm tigation as soon as possible and learned that the skeleton was that of I woman about five feet and one or two inches in What struck the medical exam- iner more than anything else was the Although the bones had begun to crumble the teeth wars as well preserved as though they were in a living body. There was and that was near the center of the upper jaw. From his examination Dr. White thought the woman was between 1!) and 85 years of Tbs condition of the bones indicat- ed that the body had been underground fifteen or twenty years. There were no vestiges of any clothing, but this is not proof that there was no clothing on the body when it was buried, as it would bavo long since crumbled tcdust. There was no indication of wood, and the prob- ability is tbot no coflln or box of any kind was used in the burial. Thsro were some oyster shells around tbs bones and they had evidently been shovelsd in on This was tbs extent to which the med- isal examiner could pursue his lavastigar tfou and tho only thing remaining for The hours in the rear of which the skel- eton was unearthed is the old homestead of Captain John Halley, now decsssd. The building is about thirty years old. sndfor many yoarspaat hmheum pied ass tauemsnthoase. lacy famio lies have movad in and moved out in the last llfreu yours. and it would be about impoadbls mlccats theorists, if there ladies! Examiner Whito says than is hodoubtiubia mind that the woman waamurdersd and that her body was sscratlybariad. Tharoarsncmarka on tbsskulloronthothsr bones to indi- catsthattbsmurdarwasnommittsdlas thamediaalexsminar that the woman All: AIOUID Till ITATl. Au otter. four foot long and weighing nicotssa' pounds. was trapped in Wis- 4% “mama-"3*” l. Wblihlatcbsarastodisuraon wish. Danbnry Saturday, Aadrsw Link. a Oar- mau. thirty-two ysars cf ago, was cous- plately buriod by tho caving in of thszu sarth. Ho was taken out dsad'ac bout iater. Prsdfllsachscd, a hrskomsc as the mad. woo-sacs» and am- amnli and». ovar by the wast bound mall train which arrives in New bodes, It 8 a. to. Captain John McCarthy. aged llfty thrse yasm. and lira Ella Palsy, aged twenty-nine, both of Bridgeport. racont- ly dscidcd to be married, and arranged with a Roman Catholic priest to perform the ceremony. Last Sunday a great sur- prise was caused when Father O'Brien, who badsnnouncad the bane from the altar on a previous Sunday, stated t I his congregation that the bans had been re. called. He had learned that Captain McCarty was a divorced man, and as it is against the laws of the Roman Catho- lic church to marry after being divorced the priest refused to marry the couple. They visited a Protestant clergyman later and were married. Ambrose A. Osborn disappeared from Wiuated fifteen years ago, lcuflng a fam- ily. Recently he has been discovered in California, where he has raised another family. On leaving Winsicd be left many debtors. Those, having learned his whereabouts, have cmploydl a law- yer who will Ittach his property in Cali- fornia. Osborn was divorced from his wife before leaving for the west. The creditors have garnisbeed the sums ol money held in trust for his minor child- ren, as theso are attachable for Osborn’s debts now that he is known to be alive. Thoy All lsolga. Governor Bulkeioy has carried his point in respect to the use of the fiarto lord armory for polo purposes. The oili- cers of the First Regiment have resigned in the way of protesting. The order is. sued by the Adjutant General giving to the Quartermaster General the armory the objecting regimental officers. Last winter the Hartford Amusement Com- pany was given the use of the regiment's armory for polo purposes. The officers of the regiment protested then, but with out avail. When it was proposed In al- low polo to be played in the building two evenings each week this winterthey renewed their protests very emphaticai Iy. ral Rudd, at the instance of Governor Bulkeley, rented the rink to the Hartford Amusement Company for thee. ' t next twenty tvfo weeks. The odlcsrs, incensed, because they thought such action made the efficiency of the regiment a secondary affair, held three exciting meetings within twenty- Whlla working ins sewer trsnch in B” aauaam oil admit hahnatwswhsituit» '7 privileges was not sulicient to placate N Nevertheless, Quartermaster Gene. of each Wednesday and Saturday for the four hours after therenting of the or. N chasloral ds since. 0!! around m thtydn,wmfosad 'B‘ ‘Wg m w ~ “I ”all? . . MIhsrmfltof alcoholism. luIbiru I” Wm as mm: WEDNESDAY, not ill Putnam Sunday morning. Pu patties-min time A moat toaanarsl loraai t» ”“5 nil-sin "m hill-I'm, , . “3‘3... lhosoldiorgrlloolosdowa 3‘" “m 2‘32"“; ‘3. __ Amara“ ”A“ "my?“ float- ddlyhpssso I. no". - o .. atheism d ”HM" m ANDPA III A'l‘ All! rulers AND“. ON lbw Tlllll' Am INHIBIT” uremia TAMI! 8 001.03.. 0 in if laru-cs Ag-to. HIRING “7‘ NW“ Ill! om cairaatllloiou &, South lcrwIIk. a! 1w aw sronnaarorflsuoori we? stun M M was 0 ol lw oriova Mouths mats.“ denominator)". aov. arse. a. Atksh- Ibdoldtll ion-imam? . ”to“ coat. A good hm Par 43 odlw Ills “mouths. AncUoueer. HOBL‘EGOY‘M AND BARNES. —-PAIH.Y sne,rcadetsr good wiad and gentle chgyand hwnem nearlynow. If dulled alutelaaoeuopy topaiso. Wilbamldcheaplf masons. Disposedcfforwantofnss. ‘c yat thiaolcs. SWORD HAND PUBNl'l'U to. bought andsold pets. aiomatmyuewplscsof bull-m vstlon Armybsrracko, inethlmeScJtlmeahOchsekfljkl. 0175! CORN“ 0P NAMED ILIZABITH streets. In bird of TAYIDB J GOLDEN. n5 3! Wand Iadlusuraucs Agata. SOUS! CONTAINING slim ROOIS. APPLY “hm Pins and North latuairaeta, South Kim ITOBINO. “NORTHIAIN STREET, SOUTH b Norwalk. inquire at ’1 Union strcst,tlon 321' N KANT “NORWALK. A FIRST-CLASS. VERY warm,6 rcomcottage. with slats roof I'concln- Ical heater in the cellar. Superior drainagero ri.ver Goodrefersacesreqnired. Bout Oltamcuth. [bonus of C. W. LICOUNT. 1‘W0 BOUSIS ON TOLLSs STnll'l'. RIGHT moms e.ch. Water in. andccu vsuicoccs. m, to JOHN E. KNAPP. It Wu street. South Nor-walk. 02"“ [PART 0: 11008] 0N SAH‘HlfiPROI; , or email am . Ion wlw ’ Laylrorcmmnam L. OWIR PART 0! HOOK! 01‘ HIGH ml”. 1 acreuroorns to 0153 JAIISO. CROW].y Song Waucdwal'd am unable. Also nurlnutt house and ham,» near rosi- denccchhn 0. Stevens; .100. App awoo WARD LOWER” BALPOPNIW HOUBION NIADOW Wood avenue. Wstsrln. Put when his usefulness ceased. meeting become apparent. Burglars Carry OI n Church Organ. There. was large congregation pres- mammal-goat ,tkg m Wiflmhplmifiarsosnlirrsis. whoa ital-It imitators-ghoul Widow tbs crganlatastiuhar acoustomedasa tar. Why no lat-ad tho Ilrlg. mcry. At the third of these meetinge,beld Friday evening, the final action was tak- head. on. Toerecordafor the past two years linsa,ltims§c.8tlmm§0r.lwsek.i.m were examined to learn what the opin- iousol the officers on the matter bad mus-s bssnin thepast.1'biadonr, Colonel era-ammun- Concaroaaand brieflysaid that be had 3”}; “J”! '" “““M fled the State for eighteen years, but he thought the time had arrived The twenty-five officers present ex. pruned themselves aimilarly.and pledged themselves to sustain any action which ColonsiCoue might take. The talking was done in a calm and temperate man. On Saturday theoutcome of the ll! Titers waaon awful cuaWrg‘. momsuta,andthsnthslesderof the choir struck thopltch in the old-fashion- adway witha tuning fork. Although there wn be instrumental music-Jud svsrybody wondered what was the m Afterservlcs thsgccd people re- mained to learn thstduring’ the week burglars bad outossd the church and carriedoff tbscrgan. No trace of the instrument or the ihisvss can he found. said HISCELLANEO‘US. Advsrtlsamouts soda this not exceeding 6 BAND OPININO SOCIABLI 01' Till HIT- nursing Audcmy, will he lmid at them evening, mum Also'l’ 0? 600]] 1101138 FUR SALE!“ Vance-p. at BROOKSIDE STOCK FAB]! iiiusm HAL, ..i3l 1113 14. 13,7 Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5 ‘ 2. Inatnuusnlal Sextet“. 'ocaadahe- a II lo " e I Own nous: an em Wm florists 5- 3°10 lnqulreatst Wu Avenue. Seeing ’ 3 cautlmswillbellkulln “Mubmddsadglvsu the bastofcmsdarél'sg kicaltaien wills-lat. mum—Pm I. Wiske Chorus. It Voices from the . Trio. Bermuda mm“ MADEMIOSELLE sodotludi. A Custodian. h 0-. Act. Ifr. Henry Dalton. Ir Chsi ~ Mortimer" ...... Ir. Bob O‘itxr- :ty (Dalton‘ Servant). .lr.A L. menus-emit. Song “Whareareyougoln . . Will .m.each I. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS “on Iraeiehy norm Sula” :fi willwaitcacb ”a“ TlCKm—Por Course. .1: for M THITAXPAYINSOP'I‘HI ' ' districttaxcfdvsmmllbsutks .aemtantllnchdb -. hstdcnihslothdayof Islam-t.- . inflated! WW - mmwmmmlim own. .. its to » umcmrsaa‘cuahistotms. 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