up In 1901.
, - len Downing litan-
witherdny 11a intorilcutory
ivorce no... (112111111 N stun-
ed. th- from drowning, the
they wore sailing In
1111 baring been upset
he decreow was granted
til. 11- Fitzgerald on the report or
All the. papers I11 the case
1. The marriage was quiet and 11111 ooh-
pie teru'ard lived with Mr. Stanton 3
mother;M1'a.Ge-rnid N. Stanton. at
CNO‘J- 62 East Fltty-Iliiui street, New
Yeti; tor- a 3ea’r...~then started house
keeping. .. Mr. Stanton in a son of
Gerhld N. 8115111011, a wealthy. dry
goods 1111111.. 1 v ,
'fi'r“ W~m~v¢
‘ _ ,OIITUARY mores.
- MRS; ALBERT AYRES
.' c 61.5th of Etta Esther A3”11::1,u'it‘o
b1- Albert Ayres. occurred this morn-
this at 1191 home ii-I \iater street,
South Norwalk aged thirty-Joni y1‘ill8.
Mauro-1 was I101 11 in Norwalk anti
Was the daughter of Austin Cot-.ltefur.
Tho {1111111111 will be held at the home
‘her brother William Cockel‘ur, 5
{Ba treet. 111111.11... 1112.111) o'clock.
FUNERAL (in MISS 10.11.13.
Thesiunerul of Miss Anna 1.. 1‘0an
(was held, this morning at 9 o'clock In
"St. Joseph's Church. Rev. Father .1.
C. Fognrty officiated. There was 11
large attendance of mourning i’rionds.
Thomas, Colo reudoied "Ulll‘. Swoutly
Solemn Thought" The. nail bearers
were B. Kelly, Anthew Kelly. Joseph
Kelly and Mr Finnegan: The inter-
nlent was in St. Mary's Comet 1'1'13'.
11".UNERAI. 01' ROBERT lx'l‘ NNY. '
_ The funeral of ltohoil F.1x'0uu3 was
very 1111-1;th attended lid-11 night born
his late home in Pine Ltreot Noru‘uiit.
, The Re1'.Jamt'.s iionton Wt-rnor. rot--
tor ‘of Glace (”1111th has the oilitlut-
ing clergyman 11nd the nwmbeis of
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Couipunr
with which the deceased was tonut'tt-
ed, attended .in a body. in addition
there were present Not-walk friends
hour-relatives, and a delegation of
Irientlu from Staten Island. The floral
tribute was large and handsome. This
morning tho remains were takt-u to
the recoiiing vault at the- Riverside
temetori’, the .1111 bearers at this part
013‘ the service being from .1119 fire
company of “hill! Mr. Kenny was a
member: l'duln ii, Hoyt, Charles Ed-
ward liiontuomm'v, William lluttcrx
and Frank ix. .UI 11,1,9
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PROVI iI)F.N(.l"., It. i.. lwb, ill.-~
Loon! dotootli't'u Clllll’mllll their quest
for tho lllllltlill'f‘l of John A iilli'i
found with a Uniltt in big brain when
the Hit-1111101 14111111111111. uriwd from
New Your at this port. last Sunday
'morniug. tilthough the cast,- has now
been [Illlttt'lil In the hands of the l‘ nil.-
ed Staten authorities, It having been
proved that. without touch doubt the
crime was t-ominltted when the 1111111111—
or wait on the high. seas. Uhlt‘l‘ Mut-
thewe stated that his men Were ennui:-
otl upon the completion or such 11110.11
as they have been working upon, a
number of which were run out water-
tinyi without It'l'flalllii: tin- 1n111'd1'11'.or
M...-.+.~.m...
NORTH BEA VERDICT.
ru'ritinsuuuo 11.111 31.4111:
dec slon of tho North San Commission
has not yet been oiilciully made public
- here. although it is understood 111111 it
.8st already been communicated to the
Foreign Ollie.» 111111 Admiralty. While
f llho prevailing linpieuahm trout the inr-
thin! despaichw 1.1 that the decision to
that tho Ruuuitm squadron undtr tho
dlroiiniatanceu wan Justified In tiring
W, 'thn truwieru and there It) conun-
nuout rejoicing over the dieuomiituro
‘ot the Britiuh. another version of the
”verdict eoiuoe from Paris from a. pri-
vote source. moordlug to .wiiioh the
, dommliiiilon tound that. the tiring was
.1101. instilled and fixed the reuponnibiii-
IV on Admiral: miicutvnnuity.
\
niehf’iihn 1.31111111111111qu their
1 yo getting at It ‘whllo'
Ill owner often 111111. The.
. the wrung; end or the 1qu
fim iiti‘aoeuuut 111111 to be edition.
1 g money with
' with trauma:
5 m: innit
, 0111. I: removed.
' ~ 11 the pocket on.
Widen. 1119.110 11 payment
i
i
Fall *
Slides.
3T. PAUL'S CHOIR ASSOCIATION.
About twenty- dre former members
of St Paul 11 boy choir hold 11 meeting
, ut the Berkeley utreet- chapel last. 61'
ening and planned for the formation or
a permanent organization. Professor
1!, K. Pooley'nctod as chairman of the
meeting and Harry Hubboii was tom
porary sour'otmy. A committee con-
hinting of David Pollard Harry Hub
hell and Edward C. Newmau'wero ap-
pointed to prepare a constitution and
by land for the new notion-tattoo An-
other meeting will be. held on Thurm-
day evening or next week at the some
place at 8:30 o'clock. it is intended
to hold meetings regular about once
each month anti have a banquet once
a your. ' '
BODY IN HOUSATONIC RIVER.
l’l’i‘TSl‘lElJJ Mat-‘11., it" b 24.~'I‘hu
body of Mainhl Boyle, 60.01 Lonox.
was found in the Houuatonit- river at
lienoxdulo, this morning. Death was
canned by exposuie. The man 1'vi
dt-ntly had fallen from the Consolidat
I‘ll taiiroad bridge :1 distance. of 15
feel to the river, which was cor'tut'd
ultlt IN}. The ice. broke and Boyle It'll
into 1111- water. but a tow feet deep.
There were evidences that he had
I‘l‘liltln oil‘nrlis to 1111011110, hill was un-
nhlt' to'du no bot'aunt' of tin,- stoop
omlianluuont. 1115 can was found a
short distanto from the body 1111le
Sill-llillllt‘tl some 1-11 till) wounds by the
fall lie. was '11 laborer and bad no tel-
u’t rt 2k,
THANK PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
NF.“ iORK. hob. LIL—Ibo follow-
ing resolution, presented by Condo
iiamlin of the St. Pioneer Press. was
unanimously adopted by tho .-\niori1.-uu
Nowupuper Publisher‘s Association at
their cont 011111111 here
RtHOlVI'IlI ’i but the Amer 11' 1n l\1"\\l~"
papor I’uhlishera' Association extends
its grateful uppi'ot'lation to President
Roosevelt and the Department of Jun-
”(‘1‘ for their prompt rosponue of the
request of-‘this nusociation fol .m in-
\I'nliglltliln 'into and .510 ui 1)1'1'11.Ptfdl111:1~1
agz'tiust tlie' tr'o‘mbinntion nt paper mun-
lll'ili‘llil'I‘l'h whioh‘ hrnm-edings tire no“
pending In the limited Stator. I‘Irt'ult
Court (or tiu’ district of Minnesota.
anti 111-1- boiug vigorously prosecuted.
SIR HENRY IRVING BETTER.
LONDON. Fob. I.———Sir Henry Irv-
ing’s condition, according to this
morning's bulletin. ' has “slightly
changed [or tip- hotter." Despite
the rumsuriug 1"1-ptnis, the actor :1 ill
11011. (llllRI‘ alarm among his friends.
iio‘ had been uhowinu sigma 01 a
breakdown for Stlilli' works and had
llt‘t‘ll tig'htiniz oil the till'outoooti ml
Iapuo by means 111’ stryt lllllllt‘ and 01h
11'1lr11gs. it is 11111111 (wart-1i that tho
ubnndouinem of his finowoli prov-in
vial tour in only :1. preliminary to the
HAVE NOT LOCATED MURDERER. 3‘a11nouuoonu'ut of tho aluiudmlnu'ut hi:
his American engine-1111:1115.
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POPE RECEIVES AMERICANS.
RUM)" lt‘t'ii. 24.—~»T1111 pope lutiuv
rent-win in 11111 1111- flu-mall audience
Monsignor W [I O'Connell. bluhop of
Portland Maine. The audience in-
oludod Mr. and hire. Harry In-br, of
New York: Dr. W. A, Dunn and the
lit-1‘. h'utlit'l'fi A 'I‘. (‘ouuoilv. and .i.
ll. Troy. 11! Boston. More. The. pon-
1111‘ was most cordial to hi... visitors
and bestowed on ”Will the papal bon-
edit-lion.
.-..
MRS. CHADWICK ON THE STAND.
1,"'i.iil\ BLANU, 0., Fob ‘34. ".\ll‘h.
Chadwick, when I)lll1‘1‘1l on the stand
In the Imnhi'uptt'y proootuliues against
her ioduv Defun- unfortu- llemleYOn.
r1 (need 111 111111 I1ilu-n\\i)1‘li..\fltll' a
mnuuiiniion with her attorneys. she
fluniiy tonseuted to take the oath
She was then united to utntu lit-11'
nmuo, She. refused to reply to this or
any other 11110111101111 that followed.
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MUTINY 0F TURKISH TROOPS.
tttiNSTnNTINOPID. Fob. 349*1‘
baititiion of nine hundt't'n and titty
'l'lll'lllt-Ili troops while on the way to
reinforce the garrison or Yenton. Ar-
abin nihllniod on bound the, (in-rut
1211111111111 Illpitos. seized and imprin-
ont-d their omt'cru 11nd compelled the
commander or the li‘ .plrou to put back
to Hucz. Thu mutlnit'rn demand that
they 111- 111.1111 bank to their homes.
OLD JORDAN MILL BURNED.
WATERFORD. Fob. lit-«Tho old
.Iordan nilll, owned 113' (3. ll. ilrooku.
wnu burned today. The damage 11111»
111111111 m 31,5011. 'I‘Iu- mill was built
in 17112, and wait a landmark in thin
Hulk-11011. The origin of tho liro In not
known.
l‘- «on. ......” “who...
alDNEY DIL'IJO'N RlPLEY DEAD.‘
‘ NEW VIJIII'I. Feb 24. wfiidnoy illi-
lun [tools-3', n prmniunnt Int-1111111101.- 11nd
l‘liilllilllfl. diod‘ today an a remit of an
operation for illlllt'illllttlllii. 111- had
bt-on III union 11nd. 'l‘ueuduy
. QUEBEG FIHEMAN KILLED.
- (lOA’PlGIMKIIl, 111111.. Fob. 2i.'w"i.'tin
oporn- hound here Willi burned early
today. John Corinth-1. a iiremuu, 1111111
111111111. nnd John ClIGIIIOIl. 1111111 11 lire-
uian. llllll Oil" of hip Inuit liilillt‘ll In
11111 plan-11. ‘ . -
To BE AT HOME.
M111 iiiil Mrs. linriinnd and Mr».
Brown will he “ill home" Friday 11111 1'
noon. March 111d {min I until 13
o'clock at the reuidenee 11f iluior and
Mm. 111111111 Hill 111. II nun street
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MIXIOO'S GOLF CHAMPION.
MEXICO Ul'i'i’. Feb. hlwli‘redericlt
Pauli, 1111111111111er tho iitin 0: ani-
atonr not champion at Mexico. 1111
2 1111 11nd WWI ill”.
the Shukho river and collielonu 1
room ugliinlt Dewitt Hammond 111111“
Collisions Between Scouting
Phillis Are 111.. Reported In
11111 Vicinity oi the Shaldio.
River
TOKIO. Fob. 2~I.~.\iuuohurian ro-
portd to the army department. any that
tho shelling of points in the vicinity of
11-
111111111 haunting parties of both 111mm.-
continued on February 22 and February
23. Commencing It 1 o‘clock on Feb-
ruhry 15:1, 11 Russ 1111 battery of heavy
gum-1 pooled West of Litnjentun hogan
shelling imputu‘iutud llti vicinity.
MURDEN Iceb. 2-i.~—A during Rutl-
sinu raiding party under the command
of (lolouel Slonsmidt. Completely dee-
1103'th uith explosives the bridge
south of I'luichong, Iuhout ten miles
east or new tiiiwann). February 2!,
blowing up seventy let-1 or 11.
ST. i’E’i‘ERSBI’HG. Feb. ‘3'I.——~(lrand
Duitt'. Vladimir, commander of the mil»
itury district of. St. i’eioi'nhurg, lNII'I
ordered the trial by rourtutartiul 01
Captain Duvidoi‘l’. of,tho Sei'ontooutli
Battery of 111111011111. Regiment. oi Horse
Artillery of the Guards, and llll‘t‘O oth-
er otiirors unduthrt'o men 01' the First
Battery of the (inurdo Artillery Brig-
litlt‘ In 1:1111111'1111011' with the firing I11
the.,1iit'1‘:uti011' of idolporor Nicholas of
a charge or rune-shot at the I‘I.‘.l‘t‘-
many 01‘ blessing the Noi'a .iuuuiu'y Ill.
The (iruud Duchess Elizabeth has
been appointed (‘Iilllllllllllli‘l' of
Filth ix'ioil‘ (li‘lillililll‘i‘h‘ in uitt't't'ssion to
the late (iruud Duitt' Sergiuu.
'I'OKIO.J l“l‘l)..2'l."'Tll(9 lllt'l. has been
tnroutiguting hilt-god 11:11qu in mu-
not-lion with contracts sinned In May
last for thodoust1utotioii 111’ luu'rat-hs to
be used as a depot for the Seventh di-
vision at Hokkaido (the northcritutout
island 01' Japan.) In an address to
the l.lll'0nl". t‘hiei‘ Qiuu'Ioi'tn:1.-'tr'r 'I‘o~
111mm: tultt-s the responsibility for tho
oonli'at'ts, although his lll‘t‘llt‘t‘OSSOl'
awarded iiu'lu ril‘l\‘i|l('l,\' and without
remit-rs. Tho Rust-dun prisont'ru In .In-
pun number 14,401). 01‘ Wlllt‘ll 1111: are
oilirorn.
d . -...,
MAYDRS AT THE CAPITOL.
State Association Holds
" Ha'tfordt'
ll.r\ll'i‘l"1)llil., Fob. .‘I.-~l‘1'ntliuu
Iogiuiutiro bills rouoorninu the cou-
Illli‘l of muult'ipnl affairs ovoupiod tlu-
'illl‘lllltlll oi‘ the. Ilii‘llllit'l‘i-I of tho t‘on-
Ili‘t‘lli'lll Mayors“ .\.~'srx:iutlou at.
nun-ting held In (‘in iluii yesterday.
'i‘homx lll‘t'B-‘I‘lll \\'I‘i‘l‘ Mayor (ist'ar
'l‘uunor, of \l'illiiuuntit': Mayor Samuel
”asst-It, 01‘ Now ilritaiu: Muyor Ilmnet'
S. I‘bnnmiugs. 0f Stamford; Mayor
,lt-oi'uo Foster, of RIX‘lellt‘Z ox-Muyor
.l. .\i.1‘ohurn. oi‘ South Norwallt; Mayor
William I”, iit'nooy. of Hartford: ox-
.\Iu,\'11r Moxuudt-r iiui'biuon, of Hart.-
l’til'tl. and ox—Muyor ”arrows, of Wil-
Iluutntir,
The president or the ilhl‘tli'lllllnll. ox—
.\iu:.'or Thomas 1’, Taylor, of Bridge-
port, wold not atttnd, and soul a it'l-
“'1‘ of regret,
Some 111‘ the l‘lli'llllli'l‘ti “‘I‘l‘t‘ in furor
of postponing notion on legislative
bills until a larger number of untym's
were prt'm'ut. Mayor l,‘llilllllllig§ xuid
the next meeting 111111111 br- smaller
than this, and he urged Immediate 111'-
tiou. Du hie summation. the mayors
tli‘t‘lilf'fl to 1:0 It» the rupltol and ap-
pear lit-fore 11'qu rotuiuiltno ht'ur~
lugs.
Mayor Footer, nf Rotikviilo, brought
up the «hearth light and c.1111 situation
In.hiu oily. whit-l1 he declared was
abominable. HI' was ready. be. said. to
brim: the whole popuIat-o of the plant-
to the rapilol. tn I‘lllill' a protest
anilintzt mndltlonu.
A, It. \l‘iutelu-sier. 01? South Norwulh.
smwriutt-mlt'ut oi‘ the municipal light-
ing plant of that piano. road an ex-
liuuuiiro I‘Iltpt'r on tho munlripai rou—
li'ol of public utilities, which be highly
Mectinq in
il
endoraod. After the meeting the
Inembt-ru dined at tho Allyn House.
and llili'l‘ want to the capitol In a
body.
FIRE iN JUVENILE ASYLUM
1.200 Children In New Vork Building
EIGIPOd.
NEW YORK. Feb. Zi.wl"lro \vliit'h
uturiod In the-an-York .luvonilt‘~ My
lum. at One liundrtui anti Seventy Sixth
street and Amsterdam nrontlo. today.
«proud to rapidly that It Will-I noon be-
yond «outrol oiiho mnergonny iiro bri-
izudt- of tho institution. 'I‘Iun'e ware
1,200 rhiidron in tho hulldiuir at the
limo. but. Illinon minuieu after the tire
Hlnl‘lt‘tl II was believed that. all Inul (-11-
round.
—~.«- .. ......
ATRIKE BREAKS OUT AFHESH.
H'I‘. i'I h'i‘l‘illtllillllli Feb, '.:-.I- The
nit-i111» huh broken out eni'rmdi 111, the
l’uiiinrt iron ‘Wtil‘liil. All the 1111111
walked 11111. today. The minority uI.
Ilrut objected to 11 rulu'u‘ui oi‘ the
virtue. whereupon 11,1'oniiioi. orrurrod
boiu'oen the two i'at-tionn which 1'11-
quirod it. ntrong torco or pollen in
qitoll. l'mllil him» again boon 1n-
tpiluiiltiltetl to patrol the i'uiilmi Illl‘llit‘
1.111111. '
, DIVORCE AUI‘I‘.
' Pupt-ru In a null um'o returnod to
the initiation courhciorh yesterday In
which Anna Mitchell. of Bridgeport.
anoint 11 divorci- from Jouupb I“. Mitch-
oil ‘of 111111011111. The plaintiff charges
Intolerable Wimpy. 1111.. further 11111111
for the melody of 11 minor child.
1.1101111 t'lah- 1111161111111. The 11111111111171
maiden 111111111 Willi Anna 1'. Menntlrow
BRIDKLAYERB GET 6001) DAY.
(ll-1101100, Fob 24.-'I‘he building:
oohtrtwtoru and union bt'ioltluyerh have
adjusted their diderenneu 11nd 1113111111
agreements until March 1, 19011. The
ilitliitillii 9mm granted a halt holiday on
Saturday during nine months or the
In making
the. -.
year. The briekluyoru will receive
110 and 82% 119111211 an hour. the scale
In 01111011111” your.
1 d
EXTRAGTED OR 00MB HONEY.
How An Increased Crop Can Be Enli)
Obtained.
The greatest yield of honey 111111 1111
obtained by ultimo-hing, 1111 It (-1111 be
extracted from the bombs without"
awaiting their sealing up. It 11111111111
10 till"! I110 bros about 111.1 long to soul
over the 13111111111 an to fill them with
honey. We can. therefore. got dou~
bit: the number of pounds of extracted
honey that we can of tomb. boulder)
keeping the combs emptied of their
contents. there In the additional ad-
vantage of keeping the been working
along filling the combo. Bees thus
treated are not so liable to 'tuv'arm.
1111 they have at. all times abundance
of room for atoning honey. It. in true
We 11111.31 give them lame uurblua‘ room.
but. wheu'thiu Ia filled with comb
honey, it is not completed. Saturn]
days are noon-111nm to ripen the honey
and seal the cello. “’I'Iili limited .1101-
ngti room they maize preparations to
swarm. and then plentifuivstorago
room will not prevent it. 01' the two
methods of producing honey. comb
and exit-111111311, the latter does not re
quire more than.half the labor. It
has been said that extracted honey
(1091! not brim: as high a price. not
in the majority of cuties the uplarisl
more." money from ('31-
traotod honey bot-nose he is producing
three or more pounds'to one. True,
there are a low specialists who make
the. raising of comb. bout-3' a study.
and those probably l'l‘t't‘lI’L‘ the great-
(Till proiiiu. ilut tho-masses find 111111.111
tit‘tiit'uiiy In producing cmnb houoy.
when they can easily produce large
amps of extracted. ’i‘o nuroeed prop-
erly In raising profitable, props 0!
mail) honey requires the greatout shill
mid study of anything otmmmioti with
tho upiui'i’.
Location of a Hive.
.1 hii'o should never tire north of
an twister u'oet lino, lin- majority
favoring 11 southerly tlll‘i‘t‘l.lOll. ’I'br'
reason given for this is that tho morn-
in: sun notices the bees out to work
earlier in the day while. a northom
exposure hoops them in tutor and in
Winter is almost sure. to result In
the loss of the onion ,1' In northern lati-
indo from our, rlgoronu north winds
blouiing in all Ibo entrant-1‘ and the
confinement of the bees: canned by
the entrance being in the shade on
mild. sunshiny days when the been
In hives faring unnth Ily (rm-13'.
On Opening Hives
I know the temptation is: very
91mm: to opou 1.1.an1111... 11nd son in)“
things are condo (in. but In nine
ems out of ion till; will ho dour-’1“
a lip-is. If. one tonig- that ho must‘soe
what. is going onMd1i3 to day, he
would homer solar: 11 minor for ex
paniménlal pnrpmeé and let the mat
severely alone aside from the alien-
tion they need In order to know when
to put on the surplus drrangemeutn
or when to utudy the been oarqi’nily,
he will soon learn how to judge of
the condition of the colony from what
he can one at the entranve.
Does Bee-Keeping Pay?
Perhaps no other question In more
often united, In regard to apiculturo
then "noes hoe-keeping pay?” A
harder question would be difficult to
Intuition. Does store-hoping pay?
Yes and 110. Under the same condi-
tions dither is pnoiltahIe to certain
per 1111. Under the some conditions
unit 191' is profitable to others. Some
(all where others would have auc-
ceodcd. We no the world over. In nil
branches of Industry and commerce.
“American Bee-K011111111
The In sting.
in many canoe the tiling of a bee
lli attended with much pain and swell-
iux. while the ohbom there are no ill
elects produced whatever. There Is
no doubt that the system can noon
bermno Inbred I11 the poison so that
no bad effects arr: produced. The writ-
or Well recolhwtu the limo wiinn a
bun 111111111: was very painful to him
and W111; always attended with much
pain and emailing.
Details and. auction.
Inirylnu to a luminous or Diti'tii, at
dcdnlla. The extent. to which its do-
miln are looked other. the thorough-
neao with which 1.1.1.111 detail in treated.
Is the oitiict measure 01‘ 1111611191111.
.' Fashion 1111 decided that the 1)
“author
NO
Plain and Fancy Mohairs.
We are uhowing 11 complete line of those goods In till the newest olivine.
t‘heohu and Fancy \I't-uvt-u. Many oi the. union no mo showing how e-tnuot bu
TRISTRAM 8 HYATT, Norwal
ropor material thin neat-ion for 81111111 and Hidrt whiut i-iultn 11 Mohair or lit-1|.
i'Iuin colors In all qualities,
duplicated later. In the bullion.
Price 501: to 81. 1'10. 1-. \
Annual Selle of Furs. ,1 , , .
.11 111111 1111111311 been our custom to clone out ovoi'i' 1110110 of l1 111' title Iii‘llillm that it In bought and to c ry noth;
lug m'or from one HIRING“ to another. The only way that no can do thin in by making low prices. his suit;
in now. onhnnd every 11112111 111 included; nothing In reueri'ml. 'I‘ be good: arr,- right. the prices are low and I 11 benefit
in VOUI'151', .
‘ I
1 i
O O 1
~ Housefurmshmg' Department. , ,
Galvanized t‘liuiuber l'uilu 251'l lalyunizcd Water Pails. ........... itiol’i‘owcl Anne .8 71'
l‘lutlrons, peril). Bofsiii .SODInuorSotsfor . ..... ..mo ’i‘oothi’icitu..............;........ 2c
Egg Benton-1 initialvnnizrd Foot 'l‘uhs .1ch ti qt. Milli P111111 1 1911'
Earthen 'l‘eu I'ota ..... iticli'ierry Presses ..... 2.»- 1:10.50 Dinner sole for ..1...... 87. 50
2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING
When Ban W'erc‘ Used In War.
There are. at 11111111 two recorded In-
stanoes in which 1111th haiob been used
as wcapone of defense. In 11".:11 When
the Roman general LuouIiuu was war-
rim.v agninui Mithridatos. he sent a
force again it the city of 'i‘hmniscyra.
As tin-.3 het-loged, the walls. the inhab-
Itnnts 1.'hrt-.11 down on them myriads
oi swarms of line'. These at once
began an 1111111011 which resulted in the
raisms: of the siege These doughty
little. inerrtl‘ “t‘l‘l‘ also once used in 1th
equal snooty-'5 In England. Chmter nan
bae'tgod bv the Ilauos and Norweg-
ianu. but. its: Saxon defenders throw
down on them the, heehires of the
town. and the elem» was soon raised.
Women Ministers In U. S.
Fifty-three women In tho l‘nilod
Stale: have been routilurly ordniu-‘d
and are doltng the full work of min-
isters. Forty-lire of tho fifty-three
are married. although some of them
were ordained bniorn 111111'1'Iago. 11031
of them have indopt‘udmii. parishoe
uhero Ilin) proud]: make pastoral
Visits and filllilfllO at marriages and
at. funeral:
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pationte. Queer rrouturos, those want—
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ran it‘ll :1 llt‘~-\\'l11'n she hours It.
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by my of bait In the lilipm‘ some
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with brood in. It the bees don't store
than, it in because there ian’t enough
honey to Note.
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m1: without mine provocation. and
than only in the immediate neighbor»
had at their home.
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in JANUARY AND FEBRUARY 8 1
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