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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page Twenty-Five Words or Less. 250—-
Three Times, 50c -—- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
In Black-
face or Caps. Double Price
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE--Nid\\'
gulow. beautifully
aground;
t'y.tollc
located on high
unit 1 acre ox more;
(nah, balance easy paymentit. to will
trade. Photos. Lawrence igeucy 1;".
Swath Main St. 013 3t
FOR SALE.-~—A’l‘ SAIMMORE PARK
adjoining ’l‘okeneke i‘nrk, beautiful
building lot. filxlt’ttt; terms to suit
purchaser. inquire liobert iI‘. Sculzl.
itealiislate Agent. liowa3tuu. t‘otln.
Tel. 314. still 1m
“"“I'Bt'J‘SfNE's'S NOTICES.
7-HOOM BUN-
iive rooms. ll) minutes from
8300
NOTICE~-()N AN!) AlI"i‘i~iIi (it"l‘ti-
but let. my emplo3ment agency will
be located at iL'ti Washington Si.
or all kinds furnished.
Wilcox.
Mrs. W. .I.
will Lnl
. .1 2+? . ..,.
NAsH‘Is‘ Mourtulv ooonvnnn
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
Custom made work. Fit and comtort
guaranteed. 28 Well Washington St.
iielp
PROFESSIONAL.
G. S. CHAPIN
“inflating and it p III-inc.
lutt'ience. .-\ll \I.IIt-, IIII:II:IntII(lII.
(tress i2 llzttnlllon \\e. l'ltolte
ilIiI'l-Ii. olIi Sit
.\Ii
ll.\.\'t) 'l‘l \‘iNll.
I“:l(‘lt)l'3 ('\~
No,
ARTHUR F. HUNTINGTON
gnuie‘ of (1mm (h Ill‘ll
pure. tone pIoIlnItIon.
Nurwulk. Tel. till.
PIANO, ORGAN, THEORY.
5}. HII‘SUII. it (‘ lltIHtlltll St
Iiiiitiltl, organist and
Church. Norwaik.
arranged and transponcd.
894.
(Hi
there. tI.titnIe
III: .\Illll SI
IIi.’ lm
iI‘irnt
director
2421‘. liil
PIANO lNSTRUCTiON » -'i‘il(lit
oughuesrl and individual I't‘IlllIl‘t‘lllt‘IlIn
receive special ltttentilut. Prefer to
Itii-lll‘ilt'l pupils at their home. Mist-I
Lelia A. Gregory, Norwallt, t‘onn. It.
F. I). 42. III Int
To... Ass
I NOTICE
We. the undersigned. hereby ittvo
notice to all persona and corporations
liable to pay Taxes in the Town of
Norwalk. that they are required by
law to deliver to the Anaennorn. or
either of about. on or before the ilral.
day of Novmnber. iltll. a written or
ptintml lhll. tinted. sinned and aworn
to. of all property owned by them on
the first day oi October. .iilll, liable
to taxation.
N', it. Hate may be returned to the
A «canard. at the Aaneaaorn' (.iillce,
Town Hall building. Not-walk. and at
llitl ('luttll'll rooms, Washington ntreot.
lulIrIuIy lntlitlltttt. Houth Norwnllt. from
and Including ticlober i’I'. lilii. to and
llil llllIlIlK Noveltillltl‘ 1. “I”. Milli 0"
ll lll lll‘ opt-n l’l'ltm ii to 1‘3 o'clock
.I III. and from 2 to «Hill p. nt.. all
until at the week ti-Iuntluys cxt'aoptodl.
illlll 'lli Hutul'tlnyn and on November
i. iilli. Hunt 7 until it o‘clock In the
(‘ll‘llllii'.
All lli‘liiitllK will lilt‘i‘iiillllfl‘tl to Five
IIIIIIIII iiiltl number of ~1ltt'it‘ lll'tilim'ii'.
ttltll sin of lot iItluuv llltlutltll on.
I’lllt'tl pl
4. Hill.
filtfnliliid W. ll‘l'i‘CHp
.Iolm w. BotiAitDtIi.
ozltlul‘t w. RAYMOND,
Attention.
."x‘llt'it'n ii».
I’i’.’ lit.
- .... mu
ht) FOR USING RAZOR.
W ‘t I iv, II (It: I), not. 16.»~~Vineonm
limo. who wax nrreatnd iii fitnmi‘o’i'dl
I‘ri ItII ran II II in $2,800 tor the or
fltl’rtt it; Itnl w tilt of? Edi}? It
" was (It led tinder
iii .ii.
A I .II‘..\'.
'I‘ earlier “I
Mimic composed,
'l‘eit-phnne
l'IIttn.. October
TO LET
WANTED.
a W...“ .. ”a... “mu“...
TO LET~—»A SEV
in first-class condition; gas and water;
Ave... East Norwnlk. inquire Raymond
it Ambler, Wilton. old in
:N-noou t-tousn‘
Fifth St. inquire of .i. (3. Hawkins.
016 iii
TO LET»-- ROOMS. Its (lSlIOIINE
WA NTEDwEX PERIICNL‘IED SHIRT ‘
maker an repairi'htind, steady work.
Ciuett. Peabody & Co. 016 at
WANTED "FROM NOV. 1. FLOOR
8TEP8 ll
(Continued from m: Page.)
M
in Peking Bixty or them gathered
privately yoaterday and discussed the
situation. They. drew up a aorlen of
resolutions addressed to the Throne.
Those were made public today. The
resolutions-demand that in the inter-
ests of peace, the Provincial Anaem-
bly of ShevChuen be permitted to an-
aombie immediately, and that the pres-
ident and vice-pt‘eaident of that body
he releuued from prison to tulle part
in the resalona. The resolutions fur-
ther call for a diaminsal of Silent-i
Iifitiiill'Hiliil, the imperial Mlninter of
Post and Communications, no noon no
possible. Shem: negotiated the loann
for the nationalization of the rail-
wuye, and ban been it leading advocate
of the uutl~prmlnciul pulley. Wlliflh “4
regarded an hugely responsible for
the present uprising.
The president of the National Air
setnbly will lend his oilichil prentlxc
to the reeollttiottn. and will transmit
them in IIUI'SOII to the Cabinet.
iloat'y ratio on the. banks hero cott- I
tinned today, and there were riotous
at-enea In front of several of the in
ntitutlonu. the policemen on duty be
lug forced repeatedly to club hack tito‘
crowds and protect the bank omciuitl.
(iovernluent bank notes are no longer
panning at par, the. bent quotation to-
day being at a diet‘otlnt of 20 per cent.
ityen the foreign banknote nut lm~
muno from the financial war acnro
Tito Russo-Chinese Bank in the lean-
tlon quarter was the target for a pro
longed run today. Foreign bank notes
are being refused“ cult-neucy outalde
of the legntlou quarter.
The Citih 'l‘u i’u, the imperial Bonrtil
of Finance. came to the relief of the
gotorntncnt deposit bank toda3 wilth
.3125. 000 or gold. and offered 8500000;
mote for the relief of the nettle bunhu l
that they were receiving no new: from I
of live rooms for three adults With
conventcncoa. (‘entrall3 located. Ad-
dress Rent. care Sentinel. pill in
To LET-I--i.u\litlld FRONT ROOM.
furnished; every convmticnce. Adv
dress it. care Sentinel titlitre. South
NIIrwnik. oil tit
TO LET -—-lt~’ lYNlUN $12. I; nouns
upper tloor; nice 3artl; small ftnnli3
Inquire William itiledon. ti i-Jlllabelh
St. oil lit
T0 LETI~:(i.-\ii mix.“
for luouutos Inquire i ii. Lawrence.
01'! 'tt
fill IT. -\ill I3
Tater 0K LEAseIlfitou NOV
‘1$,‘7'mlll house, all I ptttteml' not.
hardwood tloure. etc. .’I.‘ utunnt \tc.
near \\‘eut Ave, t‘an he $00“ all)
little. inquire Mrs. liertlm lichens, ti
Quintnrd l'lar'c. Norwnlk. 'i'cl. -l\l.
oil it
TO LET ()I‘I’th ‘i.\' I ‘,(ii ls‘iIl it\
building. IIIrnet Main and Wall St»,
W :\l and 'III modern iuIlII'IIIetneuts.
\pp‘ .3 to Ii iI‘. ('Iiitlllll'n, ‘32 “all St.
.JIII'Hl tilt oi If
TD LET ”‘lNiiIN illilh‘l'l. ‘..’l
lnilItt SI. brlvk ('IIIIJIK“. L‘II l'ninn
St. The Hatch KI illtliey i‘II. mi'l I!
TO LET “Aid“ A lilll'SiII ()ii
apartments. etery modern cottvett‘
IIInIII», one minute from Went Ate.
trolley. furnished or Itni'tlruitllIIIII: lit-:li
and hot water supplied. inquire 3::
Went Ave. .“.| ii'
To LET~-HAMII.TUN M'iI... liAi l.
of two-family house. it rllomn. and b-
room lint; all improvcmeuln; pond cott-
ditlnn: one block from railroad elation.
loaoph it 'l‘tt3lor. sill tt
FOUND.
” m owK'"
FOUND \\.\Illl lIZIt MAY
hum some by plating property and
paying cllnraea. Iiitllill‘t' .3 liitth i-It..
South Norwalk. oltl Ill
LOST
LOST—IlliiiAitli ll. . ()HSHAN
the owner oi eight (Hi altuteu oi the
capital stock or The New York. New
Haven and llttrtfurti Railroad (in.
atttndlut; itt his name. coriitlcttto No.
N. Y. A 18207. which said certificate
of stock having been Iotlt. calls upon
all persona to allow entitle why a new
certificate should not be fanned to him
in lieu of the one no tout.
IN: 0" ii iii 2'l :Ili
NOTICE
Owing in prevalence or
GLANDERS
Itt nearby cities:
FAUCETS
have been \Iplaced on hydrants near
water trougitn for use of thone who
prefer to water their horses from palln.
WA'l‘isiit COMMISSIONERS.
Oil I“ ll
..... ..... may .. Mm»..- .4“... ..,. i. m...
TWENTII‘I‘H vto'rtu or TV-
mo. . . .
roanmorou, Oct ts—Jrho twen-
fever epidemic here occurred today iii
tit. Mat-yin Hoapiial in Waterbury. The
man was Alfredufilsttn'..hsed 45. who
III aurvlmi‘by a wife and telaht chit-
drcn. The death occurred this morn-
,ior. One new taste of typhoid Wan roI
‘ riled at noon today. homo! suitor-
to 'oia ll. critical condition. but
Neutron are amtoacb' n3
tieth death an the result at the typhoid I
WANTED-\\'OMIIN TO DO COOK»
ing and housekeeping for two gentle
men In fiveroom house; no lodging
Apply 8 Hamilton Ave. oil‘ at
WANTEDwA t'tihii'II‘TiuN'l‘ tillll
tor acneml houneuntk.
Wentport Ave. Norwalk. Ilii lit
wmvufébfit out Ita'rnx Ir u.utt
with r'cfeleuce for general housework.
Aptll) Bil \1~tplc St. . Norwaik 013 Ill
“WANTED" Iii’ A MAN.
room and
the rebel zone owina lo the severancel
lot the telegraph wires out of litt-i'chl
land Sac (‘huen prminccl.
i A published report toda3 says that
gill!“ tebels nt llaukuu hate captured
one of the Chinese nurehlt m anchored
of! the city.
I Dolmcd adtices flout the aouth are
t-II llotn Wu-‘t hantt and iiunkow are
linobliirlnx at i‘ttuntntlen. ititi miles
north of lianhow on the railroad.
'iltree tnembcru or the Atamleau Le ’,
tutti on here. haw ulna lmrmianion to
board on 'r unit-t alt-cot; meals to beIaccomtnmy tho lmtwrtai'at'tuy in ltrl
sent ll in his llt'tIl‘tiUlll, .“drctls Quiet. .
dare Sentinel 04 ml
campuicn ttgatttaLthI- t
It s Ind the)
itch built! with Comm-”Tana: 'Ihey
how and kwangtsui.
tea are In the conceaaiona.
atationa are 3an so far as we know."
Company, by Frederick 11.
acting as the
cal concern.
‘ "The conaui hag ordered all
“ u Ghana. unwitting. Haw
The missionarI
The out.
MIaLaov FonrNtatgtEs BOND.
m
Preliminaries to Norwaik Paving Con-
tract Completed.
The bond oi Joseph A. M‘liilroy. or
Elmcreat, to the amount of 817,000.
was (matched on Saturday when the
City of Norwalk called upon that gen-
tleman to comply with the require
month of the contract which he was
street: or the City of Norwalk. There
recently awarded for paving the
watt some little apprehension on the
part of the number of officials and
other contractors the pint of which was
that Mr. M'Elroy could not furnish the
amount ~
Through the agency of H. E. Dean d:
oi’
the bond
necessary.
Son. the bond was ultqcenni‘ully mania
hinted with the American Fidelity
(.ltandler
The entire matter rolletta credit up
on the political part3 which mattered
‘tt through and upon the entire council
of tho t'it3.
loct totalling an (.‘MiClliit‘ or $35 one lul
The gigantic pitting pin
the construction work alone has now
been nnccesatuliy carried through and;
tho, deal In already now for the con
lractor to begin his operations
Mayor Edward P‘. Finnegan Corpor-
ation Counsel John .l. Walnh. (‘lttl
gathered on Satuldtty afternoon when
the bond was drawn up and signed,
The expeditious manner in which
the entire “wk has been carried on
and the fact that “II. it Eliot was able
to get a bondtunan so quickly reflect
credit upon the olntntll and cit3 ottié
Iclala. it will be recorded in the his:
tory of the c ity as a noteworthy propoa
sltlon.
WI...
FICERS.
WAIAJNGI-‘Ol‘tii. (ict lama delay
until Saturday was granted in the bor-l
outth oourt toda3 to (harlot and Bur-2
Mott Hall who were "rooted yesterday
Deputy Game \\ ardea shoemaker and
(“unstable llooth are the mmhlalnante
their allegation being that the Halls
during the chase shots Wore iired at
the, ofllcere.
“on...
BURN BUILDINGS TD STOP CHOL-l
ERA PRECAUTIONS.
Vitll. l. I? Till. lint,p lfi.~I-Tlle in-
habltttnts 023ml“, Ihir miles trout
RAILWAY MAIL GLERKS, POST. inc the nniI forc'lltn tit inches With Ill‘ Home. rotolIlng against the (littkrfl
olticc Iletlls, mail cztrrieta. Nutembor'
cxatnimttions in htitltli Norunlk Sum-
ple questionx free l~‘tnttltllu institute,
Dept '17 .l lttllHllt’n'It‘l' N. X. 393 lm
WANTEDWI OPERATOR! O\ I’l)‘\\'-
er machines. Learners taken on and
paid while learning. interstate Rub
b. r to, KIMII Washington St. his ti’
CARRIAGE RAN OFF BANK.“
Mra. Hodahon Injured in Tludati
Street Accident. .
Mrs. A. .t. liodxhon. or llunhury. mm
Ignite badly injuted about the face lash
a
night about I o‘clock. when the cur-
rlatn- in which aim and bet ltunbnnd
were riding. watt turned urn-r lit a lull
oil' a high bank in 'l‘lndull avenue. The
place in quite dark and Mr. iiotlahon
got off the road before he realized it
Mr.
alien and Filter in South Not-walk. lie.
and his wife had driven down from"
litutbury and had npem the day with
Mr. and Mrs. Itilhard Dunn. of iclm
wood avenue 'l‘hoy tutti that turned
rtom (it-and street into 'l‘lndnil are
one and in the darkness Mr. Iiotlahon
thought that ho was continuing in the
road. when instead be With out on a
garbage pile.
.Ho discovered his mistake and at-
Itetnptod to stop the homes. but. just
at the moment the outllt wont. creati-
ins down the bank. When the car-
rlngo overturned hire. iiedahon was
'thrown out. She suffered contualnna
about the ram- and body and complain-
cd of pain» in her right side.
The carriage was rhrhted by Mr.
liodshon who was; but allahtly Injur-
WI and several men who had gone to
Itlu Itunlnlnnce all. the pound of tho tirhflli
tutti Mra. I-iodohon again coated there-
in. At top about Mr, itotinhon drove
back to Mr. Dunn‘s home. where they
remained over night. Mr». Hodohou
Watt attended by Dr. Jean Dimmi‘tlei’
and this morning wan able to continue
her iourney home.
~Wauwwm
DHAKISPEARE As AN ACTOR.
; flitakespcare once played the about.
in hilt own “Hamlet." A younl
brother at the dramatist In donorlblaa
the event. said that. he wore "It ion:
beard and appeared no mi Ind
dropping and unable to walk that he
was forced to he supported and can
rte-d by another mraou to a table. at
which he wu settled among some
company." I
In "A: You Like it" Avon'n'bard
assumed tin role cl‘ Adam. the old
servant in whom was centennial
"tire whatnot service at. the antique
t; .
wrrld"nnd who we
"ttthlltmtnm '
ltlw pull)
liminhon is a hut. ntuutttacturer;
and was formerly of the Iirm of Noel.
ultnl ’I‘hey areI l..leul (oi. William.
'II In ten. of Port Sautttgn Manila.
the American-
tl:ne ago in:
“it” nus delegated by
‘W-lr Ilephrttttcn! sumo
\itw the propoeed tuanImnt'ers uopr:
lIel'c, t‘npl .lutnen ll Remus; the tnilI
itItI'y It'nllu‘ of the location and
I“ iliIt- it i‘m Ii. iiiiilvlliltl I“ ll: nI-rte tel
ret.Ir3. “ho will .il‘l .In late -'Ipretcr im‘
"lbet :I'IIIIInIneul has dc :ded to per ;
Itnit the foreittn diplumaw oxehauxel
Iienpntcheu with their rrtuewttltttttes
in the provinces. where a .I'iytld (Ion-
norrhlp hue been decreed.
.\ considerable stir has been caused;
here b3 persistent reporlv. that .lztp, ‘
nnese otheinln knew of lite plans tor;
the
Ititltt) burned the titty
precttntionb adopted by
them.
Plli’lllill Allllitlllliil
l5‘Congregational“hurt“
Norwalk. Conn.
Wednesday Ev'g. October 18th
potent
hull.
ECONCERT
by the CHOIR assisted by
MR. RALPH TORRACA
Violinist
representative or the lo-l
When arrested the Halls:
idid not have, Immortawitlt them.
Thla Week, an epitome of Vaudeville
Quality. Thla Week, a Bill that
Capo the Climax. at tit. Home
of Bail-tying Vaudeville.
HOYT’S
Where the. Family Finds Enjoyment.
The Season's Unparalled Spectacle
Charles Lovenberg‘a Sensational
Triumph
“La Petite Revue"
10 Distinguished Artist:
A Glorious Galaxy of Scene, Dance and
Humor
A Delight to the Eye. a Feast for the
Ear, a Grand Spectacle
Webster Cullison &Co.
In a Splendid Cant
i The Laughable Farce
Sombreros
; European Novelty Jugglea
i In Aerial Miillnery Spectacle
i .......
A Breath of Youthful Charm
(.‘lerit iamcs 1. Recon and the council Eddie Lerne & Lillian
i Kenney
in Sprightly Sonya, Dances and Patter
EThe Belle of Virginia
Coy De Trickay
And Motion Picturoa'that make you
Giggle and Cheer
t
No advance in prices for this a»
1
Official sources all declined today iDUNDAY. HUNTERS FIRE AT OF-. coptional .prolgram which n." the
iciimax for high- -clau vaudeville.
l Another One of Out- Droat Bills.
Pinon, 1643 i
too the chart!" 0' "mm” on 81mm“ ;ALHAMBRA Theatre
STAMFORD, CONN.,
WEEK OF OCT. 18th
“Hittite at 5 that thoimporltll ‘m‘ll‘s "M0“ retreat Iwerc hunting in the woods and that “THE COWBOY AND THE LADY"
by Clyde Fitch
Nat Goodwin's Greatest Succeaa
Matinee Wed. and Sat.
: Popular Prlcoa
CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMER
ASHORE.
VICTORIA, ll. ('.. ()ct. iii—«Tito Can-
adian Pacific steanuhlp Princess i-Ienw
trlco runnintt between \‘ttutouver.
Prince Rupert and the \‘orthern tI:;tnI
nertes which attack on Noble island.
last night, was (not. on the rocks ear~
13' today
that of
II roll 3; i I l
them were Chinese
Itouth from tho tanneries.
were taken off the utt'timI-IIIID \‘entutc l hm‘w
one.
and landed at
. was injured.
Albert Buy. No
Lorne holes were stow
in the bow anti her forward hold filial
ed with water.
STONINGTON NO LICENSE.
Ni.“ LONDON. Oct. ltl.-—-.\
count of the tote in file Thitd Stoninyt
ton district in the superior coutt. this
Inotnint; showed a maturity of 27 for
no littecsle and clutnren toun tote from
”“““ '“ ”“‘ “‘“m‘l WNW” 1"” in Mrs. Lillian Sherwood- Newkirk :4 for hexane to :o tor no licence
alliance. and c\ en entomaged and:
pant: lputetl In the movement .‘dlnister: .
ljuin ttlH'e ofllciltl denial to these ru-i
tnoru today. He declared that they“
were contradicted by circumstantial.
evidence. and said that investigation:
‘iilttmtril that all peltlouu connected
i with the Japanese Icatttiuns had at'ted
iwith entire propriety. M etldonce (I!
ltltc fair attitude at the Japanese. ho
”minted out that the lettutiou tutti ac-
tceded promptly to the (litlnene moment
”or eenaorship oi the Jfllliiilt'soflwiii‘d
(‘hlneoc newapaper here.
There in no doubt. howr-rer. that the
plans for the proposed revolt were
widely known well in advance of the
uprlatna at Wu Ghana. The American
Ieltation wua Informed oi the pronpec-
tire‘uprlaina two tiayn in advance. but
placed no credence In the report. The
American consul at Hankow. Roger B.
:(iroeu. watt informed at the plot live
Iduyu previous to the attack on Wu
‘Chunx. ,
'l‘thoroIgn hank» have been lndII
rectly whittled regarding the pottaibil-
itV of arranging a government loan of
$2. {Inn tutti
cent. since the revolt boson.
iluvod that. humour trailio on
railway between Petting
Tuln will he'lnwrrunted tomorrow.
MANILA. Gould.» The order: for
the
or the l‘tttntlo ticet t3 rotltrn homo.
were to rindrd and Illo warrhln nailed
today for St anahal.
(lilo tnmtlrtd Antetican marine! new
call on the United Solute miller Allan
coda Wetland”. . .
The price of rice has risen 20 per _
It in be. t.
and Tina. ,
the United states cruirer New Orleans -
today mutated to l'okinz to reinforce .
the location guard there. They will -
The local thine” in match excited ;
over the mutation in .iflhno and on ‘
Mrs. Agnes Haviiand
Mr. Horace S. Hatch
I
; (70.,
[European Novelty Jugglere,
HOYT’S THEATRE.
An entire new bill opens at Hoyt'n
Theatre this afternoon and judging
from the acts that are to appear, there
will be one of the biggest bills ever
offered this season on the numbers.
are all of high class order and every-
one a top-notcher. This house has
built up a reputation that any of the
bit; houses of the larger cities would
feel proud of as It. has kept up a good
standard ever since the opening week.
This week‘s bill is composed of the
let; imt'onbcrlz's sensational triumph.
La Petite Revue; Webster Cullison k
in a laughable farce; Sombrero'a
in aerial
tniilinery spectacle; Eddie Lane and
Lillian Kennedy, in sprightly songs
and dance and patter; Coy De Trickey,
the belle of Virginia. (loontown‘s most;
charming clmnlera, and motion pic-
tures that make you giggle and cheer.
EDWARD lIAXTICR PERRY TO GIVE
PIANO RECITAII AT HILLSIDE.
the famous concert pianist, of Boston,
the famous concert pianist. comes this»
week to Norwalk at the inviltatlon' of
Miss itrendlinger, principal of Hill.
side, and will giVe one of his well—
known pianoforte lecture-recitals at
the school on Tuesday evening.
Mr. Perry in one of the best-know
American musicians and has given
many concerts both in this «country
and in. Europe. ills blindness «as jiv-
en him a pathetic intat'edt in 'e was
of the music-lovers of the country. but
has not prevented him from reaching
by sheer merit the first rank among
MIIRDIBIS He has become well known
also as a composer and writer on Itin-
alcai subjects.
Many cards of invitation have been
sent out for the recital and there will
doubtless be a large audience on Tues—
day evening, since Mr. Perry hue gain»
ed many enthusiastic admirers in Nor-
walk by his former concerts at the
school. ‘
GRIM RELICS.
A prison sale. is held annually It
Three hundred phoneme-rm:
beinstf’
re- .
Yacht. The articles olered for a“
am the clothes or murdered boom.
the instruments with which the crimfl
have been committed and the effect:
which have belonged to the deceased
lprisoners. Articles which have been
taken to the prefecture of police “(in
‘nnc not been claimed are also sold.
t'l‘he lthI‘N’tI‘l go to the Paris alma-
lncluimed jewelry is usually
bought by ordinaty brokers but. the
(ilillittl which haye belonged to crim-
inals. wpeclally those who are noto-
lrlous are bought at high prices.
PEDDLER BURNED IN FIRE.
MT.“ BRITAIN. tit-t. lit—«Solomon
gimboy. a pcddler. was badly burned
on the hands and face in a barn tire.
in- hit lI burned tun horses to death last
Iulultt. hubby is now In the hospital
Iand it is thought that he will recover.
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Mr. Frank Nash t I:
Alex. S. Gibson. Organist l
TICKETS .......... ..50 cents :
For mic li\ the Ladies and 11.:
:tt (Ill-tulctung. EI'
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“It CASE or I‘ N O t
SUSPENSION" ,
to be given by ':'
The King's Daughters g:
for the Benefit of ‘-
‘I It'll: OLD LADIEB' Home
MUSIC HALL
FQIDAY. OCT. 20. 8'18 P. M.
Tl OKKTS, 88o
Rout-rod ae'at chart eventual Glendon-
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hand and
Anyone "who has Ra-
zor Coupons to re-
do well to
do so at once,” as we
have but 5 Razors on
will be sold.
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