Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 12, 1904 · page 1

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‘ ah ‘Heli .lliate,‘;fiiew york.
and Ali Trace of Them Has
been, Lost—Probably Sonia.

nnw .ronK. on; ‘12.»9wuue mi:

heavy alarm which broke curios. the
alxhtwas, at its height. llll‘fldiioill’

. filaden‘ canal “boats. each with a""'faihili‘

on portraiture loose from ‘thelnnloorv

Milli! meeting. the
d. on annual direc-

ings in East River and swept down

through Hell Gate past Blackwell‘s ls.
land and into the wider stretch of rlv:
or. where all trace of them was lost.
Their progress to this point was»
traced by criesfor help from those on
board. the craft. but the swift cur»
rent in the river soon carried them
for out toward the atormosvept bay
Whether they have found a sheltered
spot to ride out the storm or have
been swept out into the bar to meet
the full‘fury of the sale, or whethei

Noi'Wiilk Hospital ‘ilie boats" Wereerilslicd and cook it

held ills; eveplnz‘.
‘ ‘liflltlel‘is. were elected .for the com-
i‘ny your. Robe-rifles Bursa was
chosen, president. The-report of. the.
treasurer showedthat the hospital is
n ply free-bf debt,-hut.hus a-neat
. balance in the, bank. hunt the
;.m_oet prosperous financial year of its
history“ '- ‘
‘ "rho resular monthly meeting‘ was
r l, .to order and. reports wore re-
ceive from theoiiicers and consider—
’uhle routine business . transacted.
‘ The annual meeting ‘ as then called
murders Thereport of the treasurer
tbr- the past yenr: showed receipts or
3i6.0’ili,88;' expenditures. $14,533.39;
balance, $1,543.4b.~v This isto October 1.
‘ The members were greatly pleased
fit. t is shooting, as ’the year is the
best a the history of the hospital. The
money due on the building account
was paid duringtbe year and the in-
, etitution is- now- entirely free from
debt; There are no liabilities and the
assets alleys follow:
Real estate .................$34.000.00
_ Futures, furniture L. 8,000.00
Ambulance 500.00
line from town . ........... 100.00
From, private patients 300.00
Cash 1,666.89

llTot‘al .......... . ...... $42,436.89
‘ 7 The meeting elected as directors for
three Years: Charles B. Stevens, Ed-
ward Beard,.iru.Coie and S. w. Vel-
'sor. , The meeting then adjourned.
" directory meeting was called
. . cars-elected were as fol-
lows ._ 'r ./ ,
Presldenimfiobert van Burch.
Vice. President—Christian Swarm. ~
Sagretnryxs’i W...‘Voisor. . ’
'l‘reasurspdharlee B. Stevens. ,
-‘E‘xecutiye Committee—J. 01 Greg-
'Rdytnopd, William F.

Auditorawwilllan A». Curtis, Jacob
M.‘Layton.i ‘ ». .
‘ Counsel—John H. Light. .
g unintunonw-m. u. Allen. M. 'o..
F 3.. Edit II. D., C. G. Bohannan.
M. 9.; A. N. ritj. 1h. 1).. .l. 6. Greg.
' 0i‘¥;..M.r 1)., Whiter Hitchcock, M.' D.,
s. it, Huntington, u. 1)., w. J. rm:
ceyghl. 1).; Arthur R. Turner, M. ll.
cthImOlolidt and pathologist. “ *
.;Conatdting»(Phyalclana——Edwsrd Ev»
erett Smith, Moi)... Dexter Hitchcock,
M. 1)., "Royal. M. Higgins, M. o, '
‘VIsltlanoarde—Mm lease 8. Jan
mess, chairman; Mrs." lrs Cole,~aecre-
mailman, M. Andrews, Mrs. C. F.
Triatrhin. Mia; Henry S. Selleck. Mrs.
James 1.... bicycles. Miss Emily Lynes.
Miss Manila a'vanagh, Mrs. Sarah M.
Francis Seymour. Mrs.
rs. R. Van Buren. Mrs
, . Hrs. Lewis Hubbcli.
Mrs. Charles lawndes. Mrs. Fanny
" ongphin Crow. Mrs. H. C.
,mrs; lie omlth. Mrs. w. ill.
M . A. Lane. ‘
oflpaint the building.
Mischa-lam was ul-

;Cwis 5v
Considerable
ee‘ tranaac

2 cnoll'us 'ro sine.
wui Participate Wm. at n V'-
cslists' at Rally in ,Parknmy. ‘

The Republicansm ,Brldleport are
making prepnrstlons for a grand ova‘
tion to Congressman iii. JJilii at the
Armory on Thursday evening at 8
o’cldclt, Bria rt is almost as ucb‘
the home at 7 hares-man Hill as on

walk. it stunt thought too much to
sign; ”at!” annals overlies.

not known- ,_ . ~ , ‘ .

When the helplessness or success!
boats was made known; to the police a
headquar'ere. efforts were made by tel
eph'oue to secure some tugboat or bill

rescue: On one excuse or another.
boviever. refusals to do anything were
received at every aourceof hell) tried
and thei‘pollce finally gave up theat
tempt and‘contented themselves will
notifying the various ferry lines. thr
tire-boats and railroad tumboat lines
to watch for them.

5 Although o. continuous neuron wa
tirade tor the missing boats. no true
of them had been found up to 10:3
o'clock. . ‘

.. mwn ~-.-4w q

GENERAL FROST'S ORDERS.

Weekly Drills to be Returned Novem
' ‘ bar and Continue to May 81.
The, following order was issued yes

‘terday from Brigade Headquarters:

Brigade Headquarters,
Connecticut National Guard,
South Norwnlir. October 11. 1904

General Orders. No. 6.

l. Pursuant to G. 0. No. 39. A. G
0., c. s., all infantry and artiller.
companies. each section. Machine Gill
Battery. eachplaioon, Field Artillery
and Troop A will hold weekly evenin'
drills of one hour and fifteen minutes
The Signal Corps will drill semi
monthly or oftener. and by detach
nnents or as a corps, as ordered by tin
captain commanding. The Hospita
Corps will drill semi-monthly or often

. er. as ordered by the Surgeon Gene!

al. who will also direct a medical om
car to conduct thedrllls of detach
manta dermis with such ofilcer. “
li. Drills will begin November lot
1904,, and'contlnue to May ‘Blst. 190!
The 'fl'tilregate time at drills for one!
month will be five hours or more. 1
drill occurring on the evening of a lo
sal holiday may be omitted. provide'
the time of the drill is made up 0»
ha. drill stable at the same month.
lily Regimental, battery and othe
organisation commanders will lean
to‘r'their respective organizations to
necessary'orders in pursuance of th'
foregoing. \ ' '
.lV. Special attention will he give‘
"o‘driiis in advance and rear guard
out-posts. formations for attach an-‘
defense. and reconneissance’ work
instruction in interior guard duty wil
be given at least once a month.
Requirements for accuracy ll

warding driil‘ reports as prescribed lr

carefully followed.
Vi. At the Joint iield maneuvers 0‘

last month, the brigade made a rocori‘
for soldier-1y, conduct and military

any of the seventeen states serving
there. The sacrince‘ or time an:
dilemma for instruction at home. the
Melony, of armory drill, and tilt
ileid an of state camp were
wards, by the high commendation
ro‘sular officers of highest trade and
distinguished service. 4 Hardships of

duty under severe conditions“ wen
ram tly obeyed without complaint
, nan laclpllne was maintained.

; The Brigade Commander espresso
:hla grateful appreciation of; tho ' hlgl‘
standard or duty diapiayod‘by the on.
‘con and amp of his command.’

,2 By order of, ,
BRIGwGlllN. RUSBliliaL FROST.
JOHN ii. WADE ‘

. Licence]. and hut-Adams. .
humans" as

on VACATION

wui‘sspns so was. ‘
y so. was no r m

Rev Carillon? as

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i “iii the county jail

or craft which could. go out to their

compilation . and promptneaa in for
par, V., C. O. No;'3il, aforesaid. will bi;

mgulgr and! genre forces at Virginia

elilciemiy unsurpassed by troops or

actual campaigning were borne will. t
cheerfulneas, orders for exhaustfn“

' , _ {‘lmml.‘lfldl0‘l

. can an

Oleanlzer. 0min i. "Stock;

”catty“...

Their last'plea exhausted, and the.

New Haven were yesterday committed.—
tence of threemonths. on conviction
of conspiracy. .Judge Shumway yacht.
in: the stay and declining loci-ant
and . further postponement. ' At' l-l
o'clock. the man started for‘the JaiL

Sheriffs Mallory. Stevens and Spienel
‘50! the n ‘e man convicted all were
present. in . eorlminal side of the su-
perior court on time. except Orrin J.
Siocklord * whose bond of $300 was up .
ally declfi‘ed forfeited after prolonged
debate. those on hand bolas ._.Percy
Cprnelious. Richard Ashton, T. C.
Beck.’Philih H. 'Daly. William Talm-
adge. John Mitchell. Peter Flynn and
John Connors. Appearing in their bu-
half were Attorneys EJ’. Arvine. E.
J. Mather and Charles 8. Hamilton.

Mrs. Cornelious watched 'the pronoun
lu'ga- with teardllled eyes.. The court-
room waa crowded. and the sallery
filled the limit. dip

.After 10 minutes spent in specula-
tion over the iailure oi Stockford to

vacation of the» stay, under which the

in the spring, and opening the rollcull
with thename of Orrin J. Siockford.
to which there was no answer. Three
times it ’vvaa called. and thrice was fol-
lowed by silence, Mr. Williams there
upon moving for forfeiture of the
bond. -> ,

“I would say on behalf of stock-

'the men havegtelexranhed him. but
he wuiprobahly at work and will on
poor later,
‘)0 called." , .. , .

:“The man has had a week's notice."
replied Mr. Williams. "and there is
no excuse for him." Mr. Arvlne also
‘deploring delay. under the understand.
log that the forfeiture would be erased
should Stoekford appear today or in
marrow. The bond given by Janice
\toohan was thereupon called.

This formality accomplished. “l
more. if your houor please.” said Mr.
Williams, "that execution ssue,"
vherenpon. Mr. Hamilton addressed
the court.

"Your honor can see." said the vet
eran attorney. ”that these men are dif
ferent from the ordinary run of 'fli‘lnb

‘? (Continued on Second Pare.)

“fie—

MAIL CLERKS’ nuns convince.

a...

Simeon R. Keith and William W.
«one; of Nomalk. Affected.

'z'l‘he recent changing about of the
runs of the railway mall clerks has of
footed two of the well-known locu‘
members of the system. s. Royal
'{eithjand W. W. Stone.
Mr. Keith is Just completinc a
‘lu-ee weeks' vacation and Monday
will [a on a day run between New
fork and‘fioston. with six days‘ on
lusty and eight days' off. For the pass
?0 years Mr. Keith has been on a
night run between New York and Boo
0th '
SW. Whistle. who for a year and
one-half has been on a day run be
tween the cities *men‘luned. began a

, night run between these placed lsa“

evasion. f ,

WW

NOIWALK CLUB SMOKING.

“-

I on. Arranged For Latter Port of This

.. Month and rev/November 21st.

The entertainment committee of the
Minnelli Club hon armored two male
on. the first to its hold probably on
the “titer Ifitll‘ of the, present month

 

* and. ,theothcr for the events: at No-
‘ her hit. 4‘ ‘

diuresis tartaric"
no mo a s y con:-
“ . The Mansion will bit

‘ ; .in;..;c... .
innuendo uni in. '.
New I Serving Sentence—e

fortune. forfeits sou ‘

to undergo their song 4‘

,whlie Mrs. Beck. Mrs. Connors and p

materialine..£court was opened, State g
Attorney Williams promptly cabins .

men have been at liberty since early, ‘

ford." explained Mr..l«lamilton. "that N

i hope his bond will not"

t of town senile) ‘

limit reached: in legal'lnsenuity. eight .‘ l or
at the nine “striking;‘teametorb". in 11

Walking sounder the escort of Denney , t‘v

Norwaik.

Norwalk.

walk.

walk. _.
Joseph

“'Olii.‘

walk.
Michael
Nomalk.

walk.
bowels.
Wild

 

_ ' lbw—A verdict. I

asphyaiiatio

.. loll! examiner ‘
“Vim. mi‘ifly‘fifli‘ll' ‘

dies dfr‘John B. Harlan
surprises. which. were.
gin .Harlan's home on

sat Haven. Dr. Barn.

no men Were out via-

1 mo”
liii onion

0

. Sway MINI, 1°"
. one to the house.
recoding indicate
had died Sunday
0 in tbe‘house.
”asked Samuelson.
rt distance away
i‘ght. Hurlunwa:

nil Samuelson '55.. The

olives, as far as

ormer has a son.

I 'yl‘ait‘lnz her sister in

H were Holding a scar
Nerifioik Today.
’mnmissioners, Messrs.
and. of Greenwich. Ex.
‘ll, Pelx. Jr., of Dan-
em Parade. of Southpoi‘t.
at the town court room.

wall street ‘ easy. for the purpose oi

{cations for liquor iicen~
thewweather. the spoil
itb.‘ about the some

hey do cachyear. Non

Nor-walk liquor deal

Bikinis are usually right
~ olr applications.

' seal. ‘ ‘
lartisan; 48 Water street

. 25’Duy street. South

lottery, 28 Main street.

'. Riordan. corner New (la

‘ Plattiwille’ avenue.

Bradley, sleuth Main
Norwnlkp "(l)rusgist).
. Monitors,“ 43 Washington

‘0

a

ii
i Hana

strcctxfiontb 'Norwalk.
Peter E. Callahan. 16 Main street

Stephen Kruncz, 9: Benton
‘snulh Norwalk.
Thomas F', Reardon.
avenue. South Norwnlk.
Joseph Kiska. 98 Ely avenue. South

Jacob liluchllcr. as South
street. South Norwnlk.
John O'Sulllvan. 1 Wall street. Non

Herman Sachs.

hilt.
(intrusion and Northrup. 43 Main
uii‘olltlillorwslt. _
Thomas H. Powell. 82 Validation
lrceis flotilli Norwsllt.
James 1’. Barry. WI ‘
W. C. near. ‘56 Wt! direct. . Nor.
on trial)
John iii.

lilrugxlstl.

street.

55 Railroad

Main

Adam Schmidt. 9 North Main street.
‘oulh Norwiilk.

William C. Jesse; 21 North
street. South Norwalk.

Timothy. J. Sullivan. Monroe, sires
and Railroad avenue. Sou'h Norwuik

Frank J. Donahue. 138 Washington
”treat. South Norwalk.

""bcr‘ it. Pierce; 305 Washington
street, East Norwalk.

John vlladwny. l Mechanics street.
‘30th Norwulk.

Thomas M. McCarthy. 18 Burbank
street. South Norwslk.

John E. lnyden. Btiliid aircei, Nor

Wain.
South Norwalk.
Joesph l.. Wale. Mahackemu lioinl.
South Norwnllr.
H. ‘ G'sndennina.
Wall Mmis. Norwalk.
now. P. Wood. 38 Wall street. Nor
(Druimiat). .
Kirsch and McDonald. 48 Chapel
wrest. Norwalk.
0. .libank'Woilyung. ii linilrosd ave
one. "3min“ Norwnlit.
John F. Klihoyyl Water street. Nor-

ihilchford. ll ,lluln street

Main

(Druxglsi ).

Hotel Cliil'oril
V

corner Mltiu and
(Drought).

4

lawns street. Nor-

(Dragnet).
insult.

W .

‘llieusand .1
lives-lust

Wield V' Business iii
Buttered. and Downhill".

and thooihar on Tuesday evening. Nov

 

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is.

WINNiPEG. Maui. Oct.“ lZ.—‘~Nevar
in; the history of Winnipeg has the
city been visited by a increappullind
lire than that which last uiubt destroy-
ed“ two of the most important buoindss
blacks, and in two hours did damage»
estimated at lunrly a million dollars.
The tire was remarkable for the mar—
velour; rapidity with which it spread.
”At one period it looked unit the cone
iiagluilou was about to rival those of
’I‘oromo and Ottawa. but the ‘ilre wus
clinched. and danger to the Union Bank
and Leland [level was averted; No
lives were lost. No correct forecast or
the damage is at present poseiblc‘; but

it may be fairly accurately summer--
lzed as follows: "

New i'iulinnn Block. with stock, vul-
ue‘ $200,000. totally destroyed.

J. H. Ashd wn's block, value 8500.-
000, totally dqestroyed.

Davis Bionic. partially damaged.

litaltoBlock, badly damaged by wa-
ter smoke and heat. .

Tue ilrms finacially affected are:

liulmnn Brothers, engravers and line
art printers; .i. H. Ashdown, hard-
ware: L. Meikledz Company; Bryce &
Company; .l. a G. Cleghoru. manufac<
turlng agents; Steele it Company. pho-
tographs; Duffel-in Company: Hinge-
ton Smith Arms Company. ~

The fire originated in the Buiman
Block. and aided by chemicals the
flames were soon pouring from the top
of that structure. Tongues of tire
many yards in length shot out on all
sides and soon reached out over to
dehdown'a. The llamas leaped across
Bannatinc'avenua and threatened Ban-
neldll. tho Leland Hotel and Rialto
Block. The are“ also attacked the lie-
vis Block and the Woodbine Hotel. The
walls‘of the burned block )lnvo fallen
in and though fireman bare the blaze
under control llie ruins will burn for
”Verdi days. 3 .. ‘

Shauna

.M”

o Tamauro's MONEY.
Weatpol‘t Storekeeper Alleges that he
Went to Elisabeth and Caught
, Antonio Cochin. ‘

The poilce‘plans for the capture of
Antonio Cochin. who, last Sunday ev-
ening, stole sea from Pietro Tambuio
oi» Sprinawood. seems to have gone
amiss because they trusted a fellow
countryman of the thlei to aid in his
capture. A Weatport ltslian to whom
cechlo owed money went to New
York in search of the runaway man
and utter a time succeeded in location
him. He secured his own money no
and ill for his expenses after which
he niadc‘ no attempt to cause his an
real and help to restorejthe stolen
money to poor Tanibuio. Whom the
Westbort store keeper returned he
told a very baby storv about having
followed the man to Elisabeth, NJ“
and after looking for some time had
practically given up hope‘of ilndinl
him. succeeded a striking him in com-
pany with several other liaiiaaa way
out in the woods near a race track
between Elisabeth and Jersey City. He
succeeded in setting his own money
but “Is he had not a pistol he did not
dam to take him or tell the police
whet-aha was”. lie stated that Coch-
io_had [one to West Virginia.

.i-qw. o 1* mm

nonwsts sameness uncles.

can "It“!!! Litiloiisld. cl Maine. and
some Hill the motors.
Norwalk Republicans are propel-ins
tor two big rallies. the first to be held
on Wednesdsy evening. October liltb

somber at. Bath meetlnn' will be
held at hwood's Hull.
anal-assures R. J. Hill will be the
ll lou- st, one or the rallies. while it
is shouted that Occurs-slush mule-
eld. or. Maine. will be the spellbiudar
or the » martian. .. _ .

’ , in» one” swag-u- ._
m1 NI ‘6" TH. C "
M um... .mm

, s

, Scileck is always a crown! card in a

‘ ilice was omitted.

. . s

n bows .Mliilllld, "
Polloam n‘ i‘ ‘

out Was Arm ad. y;
‘Ai‘t’or. '

li‘runcls hickénney. of 'Sio‘uthpnrt,‘§ '

was arrested intflrifli‘wpfln. law it"? '
log. a few minutes ntlur‘ii ofclocli, to
reckless dillvingiby VQillcer, Haiplh. Mc-
Kenney was inn! light wagonand was
driving down into a root ate. gallop;
There were i o otherslu the wagon
with him at the time. ()lilcer .Halpin

was on his way home when M‘eKeuney .
swung around the cornerat Parke aver
.nue at a splashing salt, and the elbow

Antonella Sevtral Hundred
Dollars—40

‘ nd‘ a large colored woman bad Just
this to set out or the way. ‘ The col-
ored woman was leading a small white
child across the street at the time.
The little boy. did not have time to get
outot the way and was run down. As
soon seine oiilcer saw that the little
boy had been run over he situated. in,
McKenaey to dicta. ,
whip and urged isthor'seito a faster
clip. .0 get away. Doorman Halpin out,
after himas fast nulls could, and :kept
him, in sight. The ember. hailed a bi.
[atelier and told him to go after the
yin: team and..stop it. 'l‘he‘r‘chaife‘
one mnuinued down Pant avenue in
Prospect street and ‘down‘ tllnt'sireet.
until Myrtle avmue was reached. 'l‘bp
iiorvulist had caught up with the team.
and succeeded in stopping it. and Olli-
ce: iiulpiu caught up uiler a hard
l‘l'll. ' _'
“Oil. ti'e you, Hamill." bald innocent
Mia. McKenney. ‘ -
“Yes it’s me, and you knew who it
was when l yelled ovyou at Park ave»
hue and State street."

Mclten’ney attempted i say that'he
did not know he was driving reckless-
ly and that he did no. know that he
run over anyone. At police head-
quarters hc gave shanghai? use Willi-
.peur and answer , . ‘1'
reckless driving. pincer Halpln' later
went to the corner where the accident
occurred to get the name ‘of the col~
cred woman and the boy as witnesses,
but could not limb any trace or them.
The officer, hoWever. secured the
names of several witnesses.

_._..... m

“The ladies of monolith "W03"
Baptist Church will serve a supper. at
the Church tonight; They will be de»
lighted to serve all who come with lots
of good things. . .

eneacneo AT CHRisT causes.

an. o. M. Belleck Occupied the Pulpit
of Westport Church. Sunday“

occupied the pulpit at Christ church,
‘u asiport. Sunday morning- and preach.
ed one‘ol his excellent sermons. Mr.

Westport church as there are many
who enjoy his sermons. in which is al-
ways embodied the plain truths of the.
gospel. The four o'clock afternoon sec

\.

i8 ASSISTANT LIGHT KEEPER.

Harry M. Benedict‘bas resigned his
position as conductor on the West
avenue trolley and left ‘iowu this
morning for Fisher‘s island. near New
London. where he will assume the du-
ties of assistant keeper at the Race
Rock Lighthouse. Mr. Benedict. Was
formerly assistant keeper at the
group's Roof "Lighthouse. oil Roma

0 ll. . .

~00 YOU WANT 'ro VOTE Foil
ROOSEVELT.

You cannot do so without you are
registered as an elector. Applications
may be secured from C. A. Walter‘s or
at Ranubucan Headquarters on Rail-
road Avenue any evening. Oct. l’ith
in the last day for banding in appli-
cations. ,

 

encasement.

' MAM!“ MURIIAY - THIN
laces rounded. hsrd..iinea softened
”suns dosh under one aad'ollin so
moved painlessly: wrinkles. supernu
one hair. males. warts removed by.
electrons". flesh: tresthient. .1“!
electric hrusbiu wl it every dilemma.
flymic toilet preparation-t. sanita-

tion-error. _ Madam masts
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twill!!!

m'i'latt will open a danclufm
coin.

at his home. ‘il Elisabeth a
meaning
day evening. Afternoon class tor
children amnion. I to 4 o’clock.

. . *0 mite , . .
son sour-«oils moon mourn
tarnished. , air lilo: i.- belles
um smut were a. m men
and ‘3‘, ’,l. K".‘i.:r

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The. latter took his "

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The Rev. C. M. Banach. oi‘ Norwalit. ‘ '

an i

, scanner or. assume—ribs. ‘

Oat. Int. Mons every item (it

’A' . ' ‘....
,lldllllillldiiillg. all.
T‘ ‘ a. n. W
foriy Miles « . .

,. ——-r-- i we
mean Hawaiian ii
SECOND JAPANESE. A
9 p. in. via Fasting“

The advance on"
morning. ‘b‘teld Marsh
ing‘ that 1 the Russians
onlug, and relntorcinq
tulips ‘horilv oi Yentai,‘ 0
you no. The entiretii‘n
march, the . infantry

o.) i‘ince’iuuilcs, the‘iii‘t ’
The Russians. observiu
went, opened an r’artlll y
which «:(nilinued‘ nli titty.-
no decisive forward ‘ "
infantry tonight. . “

MilltlimN, out; ll. 8 a. lil‘.
tic commenced tbls‘nlornlng
line or the railway u’lth“ '
tnlory tire on; both sides
line almost to Yentni. is
at the missions. The at
has been damaged ‘n‘oar
(ignition. ' . ‘ * "

The weather is beautiful. a
sound or cannenadin‘g is" all ”
tanned! forty, milling;

it is impossible to tel
lighting will; develop. f .1

The lighting on 'Monday .1:
earlyin the morning.‘ A“

i‘ 50.

goutiuued On

W W” are. ,.

T ’ "INOIWJLK
morevqice'g“ rec ad

. on or the female

Midsummer Nighta'

an .at the Sou

church. Oct. 21.

Pepper's studio,

7'30. “ "

/'

Ale

xi rare ‘ .
the Secoii young om: ,
session at the To‘yv Court . ‘J‘
Norwallr, next Monday?
o‘clock for the purpose or _
plicutions to be madewoteri.
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