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GEISTMON SA'l‘llllliAY, OCT. 28.
1911. Minna Parparth. wife of George
(.leisi. Funeral services at her late
residence. Prospect Ave... liarieu.
(loud. on Tuesday, Oct. 31. at 2 p. ill.
0:33 ‘Jl
TO LET
TO LET 0R LEASEw-NEW BUN-
galow. ti rooms. two acres. line high.
tillable ground; close to stores. school.
etc; No miles from Norwalk. haw-
rence Agency, 15 South Main St.
028 3i
WANTED.
WANTED S'I‘IGNOG R A i’ II E ll.
(live one. experience and rotary ex-
pected to start. Address Ii. J.. cure
Sentinel 027 in
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WANTED'MA S\l \l I lilIIN'l‘
“South .\oi\\aIk no' on the hill. Ad~
(lions or call ill :9 West \\'nshinttton
Si. 'l‘el. fill-l. oifti iii
WANTED——>'I‘\\'() illitnlrl
light housekeeping. llt‘Iil' center. In
tpiirc I?» North Main Si. u‘lt‘l iii
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS. POST-
ollit-e clerks. mull carriers. Noveltibor
examinations in South Norwullt. Suin-
ple questions l'rce. Franklin Institute,
Dept. It? .I. lint-heater. N. Y. his lnl
WANTED
er machines.
Ol’l'll‘tA'l‘illlS 0N l‘ll\\‘-
Learners taken on and
paid while. looping. Inteiulnte linb-
li‘i )ll "'—
TO LET rrl'IOUSl-l. l’til'll ROOMS
on each floor. can in attic; range.
\vnsliinba. hardwood lioora. gum uur.
den. fruit. chicken lit-use. S. Scum.
IT l‘oncord. or 56 Witter St. 0‘28 :lt
TO LET ii‘ItOM NOV. 1. 'l‘lllllijli
large l‘t)()lll.‘i. Inquire 2 Ilouton St.
0:? Sit
S.\N'l‘ Iltllihls T0
7o Fort St. East
TO LET l'I.I'I.-\
utltilts: rcttl $7.30.
Norwullt. 027 lit
TO LET~F1VIG ROOMS. S CROSS
81.. South .\'or\ruilt_; rent $I.'.’. Iii-ptire
J. A. Itudtlcr. 1th South Muiu St. Tel
IllilIi-l. - ‘ ()3? iii
TO LET wA WARM Flil’tVIHlliCli
room with llllt' of bath; rent Slim per
week, (‘nil tiller 7 p. in. ii lll’l‘lllli'tl
St.. Nora-trill. o'_’t‘. lit
" To“"Et-:"1'--";liv2cti?iT“rn.oon.
mount. hath all lill1'll‘0\'t.'ill(‘lliS.
ltit: limit.
i-‘tvr:
llli‘llltl‘
l:l iluy'ticw Ate. Immediate
her (in. MHZ. \\':ishlulnou Si his n fl:“‘_"‘_:_”1‘mm W” .--... M911}:
TO LET smnoou lIlll'Sl. AT
LOST n Iii) \H. in good tillllllll'lll. in—
. illlll'tiit n' I") \\'t: tI‘Jti 'll
LOST' HANK lillllli. Ni). liLHS 1
issued on South Not-walk Snviiil'nw' TO1LET “\I1IUHH1H1“1HH \1l‘
li.tnk. li‘ltider will please return book 1'1’1'" ".111: "11.1‘_ '1'1'1‘HI1. 1”? 1:111”
l.o_:iaid bank. as payment has bit-n "' ”‘ ""1 ‘ H" A”! “'29..“
slapped. till 2‘. hi M "“h "l
TO LET l"lll.‘w"l‘ l-‘l.iltlll. SIX
. mono: and built, i‘ni’tnu-e, not utilize.
hot and cold water. and, telephone.
Auctlon sale .\t»tti' lite ili‘cen. Ntltfllllk. .I. t‘. New
itirk dcnlial oil 'lu-
II‘S'I‘A'll‘Ii Oli‘b S‘.AllAIIA liANiitllJ’lI. w ——-~—~-~-~ ~r-~~~>~u~~w-
“1.x“ Milt 1) TO LET tlli‘li‘li‘lilh‘ l!\' t‘tll.l~lltl‘iil\'
_ 1 building. tillllt'l’ Main and Wall Sta.
'I‘ho Hilllhi'rlllcl‘ Will etc” it! llllllll“ Heat and llll modern Improvemeuin.
llllulltlll on the premises at the corner
of (ft-titer avenue and Elizabeth ntl'w‘t
.iu the (‘it_\' of Norwnlk on Huturdu)‘.
the 28th (lily of ()(‘loiicl‘, Illll, til it)
o‘. lock In the forenoon the peraonitl
itnlttie of said deceased. consisting
ol’ lurnitnrc. beds, bedding. crocle
c: 1r. cooking utensils. carpets. antiques
and lllt' accumulation of forty ytutru'
liriuacltccpinu. ’l‘crius cunlt.
REAL ESTATE.
If the real entitle of staid deceitaetl.
comprising house of ten roumn, luruc
burn anti tract of land autiahle for Bill)-
division lnto tout large building lots.
in not disposed of botoxe mid aucliou
unto. the some will be Sold to the high-
Apply to II. I".
Norwuik.
TO LET
I'nlon St ,;
t‘oleburu. 22 Wall St,
04 if
IIIll'S .." 2i
1? routna. all mnveuleuceo.
"l'xNillX
Wont. Ave. all if
TO LETwliAMIIJI‘ON AVE" HALF
or two-family hotuie. ll room. and 6-
room tint: all Improvementl; good can
eat hldtlet' at " o'clock p. m. or said dltion: one No“ "'0'“ railroad nation.
day. 'I‘erma made known ill the Jnaohhli/Paylor. “a“
time of Hair. 1 r l ........A......._.... m.»
For furl it'l' n ortnul on apply to
Edward C. Stuart. executor; William BUSINESS NOTICES.
ll. (luthrle, auctioneer. 021 iii
[till Nilliii.
SOLVENT Ntl'l‘litlti.
lilitii‘lci of NOI‘thlk. till"
(Mull. ()ttoher' 7.A. 1)., lilll
Middle. of ("tilharlhc I’ualto late of
Nottinllt. in said tliatrici. tit-cc oiled.
l‘ho (‘outl of Probate for the lilo
idol of Not walk hath limited and at
lowed pix montha from the date hereof
fur the creditor» of. said clinic to cit;
lilhlt their claims for aetileinont.
'l‘hoito who neglect to present their
pro ierlv alteatetl. within
cultttlme will he (leimit‘l'tl n renown.
All persona Inticbtod to Hillll estate. are
li'illiNllt‘il to make Immediate pay»
“Will to
B'l‘lill’l t EN NOVAK.
Admihlhtt‘atof.
l‘i‘ohntt'
oilil n4 ll
.M .u‘
MR. HOWARD HAO PAINTING
IPELL.
itohert Howard. of South Norwalh.
Who taken with ti. fainting well on:
“bridge. last evening. Dr. J. Miltoh
(inborn. at death Mala simulvfliflll‘ ,
nod and sent Mr. Howard” tit! 2m .
tier the Worthington atrcet ruilroudr
WHITE ELECTRIC COMPANY——
Motora installed or repaired. liotule
wiring. jolt work. etc. Export inaction»
lt-tt. Iluuaouuhle charm-a, 37 Water
St. north of Worthington. l'iioue tin-I.
u2h iii
NABH’G MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and nhoc repair shop. All kind!
custom made wot-It. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. :8 Went Washington at
A. .. ...A. m... ..... _. . d-....u A .. WAN...
NOTICE
Owing to prevalence of
GLAND ERS
In nearby citieu .
FAUCETS
have been placed on hydrant: near
winter tranche tor uu of those who
prefer to water their honor from calla.
,, ”1wnrnn7donniastountis.
011. iii . . '
w “Is mm... .u...
Smitten ‘tiiroitettwan Adrertllo‘
. mum. ”
,...4.A.._- _.. . ..
FOR SALE.
PIANOS now RETURNING FROM
summer rentals can he purchased at a
aorta of $25 to 8100. Easy terma It
dealt-ed. Call today. Sielnert'a. iii
Smith Main St. South Norwalk. 028 It
FOR SALE Slitlti'l‘lxt‘. ti.\l.l.r)iii'
outfit. Inquire (lriudrotl & Spicer. ll
Willi St... Norwalk. 023‘ Ill
FOR SALE ONE it‘litS’l‘d‘lntSS
one-horse truck or ittrm wagon. good
an new; top boards. spring sent and
rigging. all complete; :35. No. 4 Win
field St. I‘lart-Norwalh 027 l
FOR SALE! (:00!) ll it i V l N (l
horse. inquire 1.. Iiinclt.
49 Foil St
027 iii
FOR SALE—dim)“
work horse:
roadster.
Olllt’t‘.
FA .\I l I .1'
line driver und excellent
03% {it
FOR SALE SEVI‘ISXROOM
tape. uII improvements.
Hilliiiltlt‘, Two mlhutca from Went tite-
llilt' iiollev. l'uit m.tv remain
Ultil‘llzuuc. Inquire l: \\. .9 Sprina
SL1 South Notuulk ”Lit; til
(i 0T -
FOR SALE.~-.\T SA‘
adjoining 'I‘oltcneke ark. beautiful
building lot. 73>xlhtl; terms to suit
pllrt'litlaor. lttiptii'o Robert I". Soalzi
lieu! Estate Agent. llowaytou. Conn.
’i‘cl. till. 920 lm
PROFESSIONAL.
MISS L. M. AYERS. ilEAI‘TY PAR-
Ioru. lllttl‘ lll‘fiiiillllll, inuulcurinu. «bani~
poolng. facial and M‘ltlll massage. cit-c-
irtc massage, “caving and hair goods.
t‘lilropodlst. Murincllo preparations.
Huyi'a ’i‘heatrt- llulitllnc. \\‘uaitlnlzton
St. South Norwulk. ‘l‘tel. 'ITIIMI oLl ti
ARTHUR F. HUNTINGTON, (ill-
gluis‘ oi titnco (‘h irch1 tolce culture.
‘pure tone production. lilil Main St.
Norwalk. 'l‘cl. it). 02 lm
.PIANO. ORGAN. THEORY.
8. Gillnillt. 9 i‘licatnul iall.
A 1.th .
’l‘eacher 0i
mill-llC. crucial and director First
The llllil‘lllil lililll‘i'l‘tl. "”3” Church. Norwallt. Mimic compound.
arran ed and trans ow . ‘
TO LET "MALI“ A nocst: (”139.11 B p d 163.11%:
apartments. every modern conven
ioncc. one minute from West Ave, PIANO iNSTRUOTlONwTHOR
ll‘tlllt‘)’.‘ftll‘llltilltltl or unt’urniaheti; heat Ollsllllt‘ilfl and Individual requirements
and hot water supplied. Inuutro 5:: receive apecial attention.
Prefor to
Instruct, poplin at their home. Min
Lelia A. Gregory. Not-walk. Conn. R.
i‘. D. 42. I1 ltn
W... NW... .W
TWO DIVORCEB GRANTED.
ww-
Joule 0. Call and w. H. Phelpl Are
lucoeniut Petition".
’l‘hcro were aevcu uncontested til-
vorce cam-k on the abort calendar of
the nupurlur court yetitcrtluy. but out)
two were heard by Judge Howard J.
(turtle.
.leaalc 8. Call, of Ilridgepori wutl
Krnnlod a docrua of divorce from
Frank (‘. (‘all of Springfield. Moon. on
the mound of luwlcrahle cruelty. 'i‘hu
plaintiff who hi a tall blonde, married.
tho defendant to October, 1906. Blnce
November but aim we been living
with her mother, Mrti. Mary F. Smith
The treatment of alleged cruelty in
thin man With batted on alleged acts
'of tho ltuabend thui lured to drive/liar
hysterical. According to the teati-
many of 1m. timritr l.. Maomnmr and
F‘l‘tmlt Want. the alleged treatment
would drum tho plalutllf mum.
William H. Pllelpl ct hrtdncpm't
wan granted a doom ct divorce from
Mary C. Phat?» me or llrldmort.
The boat‘s of the httabund' in claim for a
separation hi that hill wife would not
Buy at ’itomotimtoo fond of obletr
domino commit and nudity tort
him In February. 1907. The marriage
occurred in 1904. *
«rerun your wlatl lit '1th
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Interesting Extortion: Held in
New Haven With an Address
by Governor Simeon E.
Baldvdn
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 28.——Commemo-
ratio! the brave though unrucceleful
resistance offered by a hotly of patriot
soldiers, ciilzeutt of New Haven, to the
Invasion of British troops in H79, and
an a constant reminder to present day
citizens and those of future genera.-
tlona. of the heroic deeds woven into
the fabric of New liuven‘a curly hia-
tot‘y. the Ileftniiiera’ monument was
dedicated here yesterday With appro-
priate exerciser, (iov. Baldwin. Mayor
Frank .I‘, Rice. and othera of promie
up and m ' . .
. lush over all the column rallied to
' crown ,. 1 ' “
Her tattoo hero», .by‘ the mother
town." 1
-1t‘mv..
. Amerioo Bung.
At the nominated of the governor's
addriiu" the nudianco Bang America.
under the leadership of Major Ben~
1min Jopuon.”hhbervisor of music at
the New Haven public wheels. and
woe then dismlstied with the benedic-
tlon by the Rev. Oscar E. Maurer.
chaplain of the 5000M company. Gov-
ernors Foot Guard.
- GOVERNMENT iiEl’iillTB
BIO "0T0"
(Continued from First Page.)
moot source to bolster it fattening
c.auttc
The wireleao dispatches were caught
by some of the German naval opera-
toru. They gave no details, but said
uentc taking part in the certnnony.
The monument, which Is In bronze.
aitttttlu on a triangular piece of itrountll
at the Junction of Coin: uhua anti liitv 1
It‘lljliitll. mention and besides helm: at
one ol‘ the chief traveled entrances t01
the. city. also marks the site of the!
battle. with the lnvcdcrn. It depicts‘
three. minute. men grouped about a1
cannon ol’ the Revolutimiary iypc.1
waiting with determined {area the alt-i
prouch‘ of the enemy and ready to
nerve. the piece on command.
Following remarka by the Rev. Dr.‘
Williaton Walker. president of
New Haven Colony llistoclral society,
and prayer by the Rev. Dr. Watson L‘
Phillips. the memorial was presented
to the city by Gen. E. E.
president of the ‘llcfeittlera' Monument
association. and unveiled by
mlttee front Mary‘ Clapp
chapter. Daughters of the American
Champion, Mrs. Edwin
and Mrs. Hubert Merrill Sodnwlclt.
Mayor Rice accepted the monument
on behalf of the city 9nd there iul
flowed an address by Gov. Baldwin.
Gov. Baldwin'. Adore».
of a monument on the hill across yon
tier river. of a very different nature
from that about which we are now
assembled. It was It simple boulder.
with a brief inscription lo the menu
or) oi'a llrltiah oillcer who fell in the
0R -
Address “Il'orse.” Sentiniui‘
\‘l'ill sell l‘t‘a-i
on i
\‘i‘lOlll‘Z PARK.
attack of New Haven In l'i't'il.
stun was then math- to a plan. already
(under discussion tor the commitment-
1 tion.
of lite (lt'ft‘lltit‘. broad.
'cehal'ul, it‘ll” by our ‘Uuu‘
against the Iuvatilnnr form. '.-\i last
that plan liaa been carried out.1 .-\t
i.t.~t' the llKllllllK line ha.» been mark
ed on each side of the \.tllc_\, and
1illl‘l‘t‘ baa bot-ll net up luv 11‘, with lllt?
Alllll of slate and city. a inertiorlul
\\t)llll\ oi’ In. site
l “It Mantis at the
l ways
clowns.
puri‘ng of the
.\t thin gateway to the city
diverge. the avenue imprint: the name
of tolumbtm lllMO\l‘it‘l of the now
“mill in uhlt it no live; .the avenue
hearing the name littwnport «fouudet
of our colonial lorm inkuoverntnettl:
and tin. avenue bearing the name. oi
country about whose lint: stood tlioac.
on .iul1v it. 177
here manned the gun: that committal
ctl Milford ltlll.
".\ statute of Columbus. hill to the
city of route of our Italian fellow
citizens. stands on “Muster aquarc
of a group depicted In a memorial
window in the church of which he
was the tirai pastor \uti how at last.
on the avenue named fol-the t‘ollfll‘l'dfi
of the l'ulted States tomca thlti lio-
tandem monument.
'l‘he llriiluh force that ultnflttftll
ceaaiulli restated. But on thin split
was won. at least. a temporiirr
tory. The bridge wan effectually do
remind by Col. iiabln’ti force. and they
only left their post to hurrv to the de-
fence oi the upper bridge. at Weat-
rlllo. where, the river being easily
tordahle. a (trolling could not be pro
vented. The name: of Col. Rubin and
Capt ilrutllei and Capt. lllllhoum are
still freah In the memory of their no
live town. She does not turret her
fountlerti. , Rho does not forget her do
tendon In later time». In her thoat
beautiful park, on the topmost num-
mlt, vitamin her midlarl' monument.
The heron or more thou one war are
more commemorated. The men at
New Haven have alwhytt been quick to
firewood. to the cell of- military duty.
'l’hlnapcakiug group picture: but one
oar-many companion or those who "have
mod her In war. as they llilll served
her In peace. The greatest monument
fiction that Rook stands there In mem»
dry or them-ail. New Haven has ever
horn dear to her children, and they
have ever been dear to her. 1
“More tmight her none. “to whom we
freedom owe.
their hearth ‘Iioaeu to defend from
' Brunt: foe . -
Hence vomited her canto chow It;
idnoolh'li all u. . .
our: vow e Walt:
"Add unconcerned WW”
1There were pertiisteni reporta iodny1
1lhat Chlng-KIann, liut‘l miles
the'
3the first of the. caries of lower river
_ forts above Shanghai. and is regarded
here an the keystone of the defense
owner. 1
a com- 1
Wooster‘
Revolution, correlating of Mrs. lienryi
H. Englishi
1the. situation one still quiet. there Is
"Twenty years ago some of those‘ open sympathy for the rebel causes
no“ present auslaieti In the dedication.
Alltt-‘
in some more imposing fashion.
illtiilllll unsure"
(‘lllllll‘t‘tiih that blit‘lllllfii of the common.
ll. wito._uttder t‘ol. Sabln,‘
.lttllll Davenport la the central figurei
New Haven was too atroug to be ant-1
VlC-i
that theré was lighting all day tester.
day at: Ilankow and that the result
was a sweeping goxernment victory.
compelling the rt-toiutlonlata to abatt-
don llttnkow and full back on litni
River Into ilun Yang.
Whatever the situation around Hilli—
kow. matters have grown more des-
perate for the gorerttmentlicnuao in
the vicinity of Shanghai anti along
the lower part of the Titanium: river.
above
Shanghai, was about. to fall into the
hands of the rebels. Shing-Kiang is
of the city. if it falla, it is conceded
.that all the forth below In as far as
Wit-Sung will quickly followe. Wu-
Sung. ten miles above Shanghai.
. marks the city‘s last line of defenses.
West of Shanghai. the wealthy city
of Su-Crow. la threatened. while above
lchiug-Kiang three important cities.
Nankins. Vault-Crow and Wudlu. are
1'believed to be In danger. All four of
lthese cities reported today that while.
and probably little effective rewiri-
rance will he offered to attack.
1 It Is believed here. that Shani;
Hanan-Hunt. the dismissed Minister of
Poets and Communications. is coming
to Shanghai. where he has a month.
cent home. More thnnvtwo hundred
pieces of hIa baggage have arrived
here from Peking addreaaad In the
rcurc of inrelnnerfi. ~
The business situation Ia'precarious.
The money market it! in an alarmlntt
state on account of the vast amounts
of Hpt-(‘it‘ withdrawn from the bunks
here by Peking and other centers.
(‘llINtlle’lAXtL Province of Kiting
so. China. t'tt-t 2N. lrllii p. armllcpttris
of impending attack by the revolution“
Iota caused great tillll'lll here today?
There \\Il‘i no midi-nee of any IllillS‘ ‘
lug within the city however. and it
1 war hoped that trouble might be :l\tlll~'l ~.
Ni ii the remittilonlsts could be pre»'
valletl upon to await the outcome of
the pollen at I’cldnu. '
’i‘htrc arc mam hiuti Manchu om l
cinla atattoneti beta and a tourism to is
feared If the city falls. ' l
Ah‘lOi. (‘itinu. ()tt. ‘2?! Revolution l
art sympathy has timeloped to anch1
an alarming evteni here that Kuittl
l
1
government in the. preacnt criaia
the Ideal place for an evening
AT THE TEMPLE OF QUALITY
. VAUDEVILLE
HOYT’S
There to now being presented for dis-
criminating theatregoere I program re-
plete with nut-prises, delights and un-
sationa, headed by
JOE MAXWELL'B Superb Spectacular
Musical Comedy Production
The “Moon Girls”
Ten of the Cholceet Boautieu of Amer-
ican Stageland. who will be seen In
Lingering Song Hits. Falclnating
Dances anti Brilliant Costumes. amid
Gorgeous Scenic Effects. A Never-to-
be-Forgotten Munitlcence of Melody
and Bizarre
FOUR OTHER STAR NUMBERS
AItus Brothers
CLUB SWINGERS
Dan Maley
1 Late Star 0 the No. 2 Company of the
Sign of the Ron.
THE BLUE RIBBON DUO
Eddie DeNoyes &Rose
Dome
Bright Wittlclsme. Sprlghtly Songs and
Dance:
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
The Most Brilliant Farciute in Vaude-
ville
S. R. Lewis
and tile Associate Players, in the Rio
Roaring. Rolltcking Comedy,
"WHO."
AND OUR USUAL MOTION PIC-
TURE PLAYS
Set aside an evening for Hoyt'l. Just
of
plenurahie entertainment ima Thea~
tre Perfect. Don't forget our Special
Ladleo' Matineeeat Bargain _ Aces.
.M_A..~... .. AAA... L.-.
Phone this
ALHAMBRA Theatre
STAMFORD. CONN.,
LEWIS J. CODY STOCK C0.
New York Success Every Week
Popular Prlcu ‘
This week. beginning Oct. 30
LEAH KLESCHNA
Matinee: Wed. and Sat.
Next Week—“The Belle of Richmond"
OHIOHESJ1gi1l1§1 PILLS
Villa in Red and um tumult—
tmu. «and with nine Ribbon
Tale .0 other.
a M. Mi luv Ifilll- I-(‘llcvltg'lfinfl
1 l‘l‘ll.
unsuitaurrs
nor'r's mammal :vnnDnvtLLE.
The show at Hoyt'a Theatre, the last
three days of this week, is certainly
very line and one that you should not
fail to see. The crowds which have
tittnded the three performances yea-
iertlay showed that the public appretr
late. the bills that this house its put-
ting on and It keeps getting better
every show. The Aubur Brothers,
the peers of club swinging. are a very
clever pair. and their act is one that
brought down the house anti they were
accorded round lifter round of ap—
plause. Eddie DeNoyes and Rose Da-
nie. two very clever comedians, in
their unto-date songs and savings,
are very classy and good. S. It. Lew-
its and company. in their most bril-
liant farce. "Who." is a scream and
one that brought down the house. Dan
Malay. the Italian impersonator, and
one of America's leading dcliueuiors of
lttilitin types, In late star from that
tremendous success. “The Sign of the
Rose." The Moon Girls, ten beautiful
young ladies. all llu-minated with small
electric lights, form one of the most.
spectacular musical comedies on the
stage. in their songs, dances and
drills. This one act alone is worth
the price of admission. The picture!
are of the latest and ‘best. Monday
afternoon on entire new bill will open
and it goes without saying that it
will be a big one.
5 Take Your Common Golda Seriously
Common colds, severe and frequent.
lay the loundation of chronic diseased
conditions of the nose and throat. and
may develop into bronchitisp penn-
monla, and consumption. For all
coughs and colds in children and in
grown persons, take Foley's Honey.
and Tar Compound promptly'.¥Th6
Bridge Pharmacy, W. F. ngmore 5
Co. "
HIGH SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEETI'
The. High School committee held it!
regular monthly business meeting. last
evening. in the High School building...
at which time matters of routine hul-
inetis were transacted. The usual bill!
were considered and paid.
nutrition was given to tmrremor oil”
of the High school to hold a danco'
in Ilit" assembly hall of the school In »
the near future. The meeliun adjourn-
ctl until next Friday evening. at which
time important matters will come up
for 'the consideratitm of the memberl.
LAUNCH ROVER ASHORE.
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S.\.\D\ HOOK lilF‘E SAVING STA- .
Tltl.\', N. .l.. (let. 2R.-'I‘Iie
launch ltovcr went ashore, lust night.
off linrnegat. and Capt. .I. McDonald
oi" liars Landing. N. .I. who was
aboard,
were rescued with art-tit difficul-
'l‘he rescue was made by the lite-
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small ‘
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with his wife and two clllld- ;
saving crew's off Ildi‘negai and Forked .
"N" mu "m" River Stallone. It is thought. the
. l e onli hi it Manchu ofllclnl. “Ll"““'llk“-5“m-MunMl"t- ,1 . . .
lclthlfii‘osliotlav teen:< his family to ma 50W" DRl'ilillSl'S [VERMWE mm“ 1‘ “m b‘ m“
i'ltow. the capital of the province. for1 ~- - . . .. .-.. "2-:- A. . _ . .-.- ..-......-. _,__-_-,-g
‘ lll‘tllOt‘ llilll. AS ll precaution, all lhpl ... .I a I I I a 'I I II III'I'I’I‘I'IZI I‘mla'e
members of the household on ihelri '. » . ,
vVoi‘ttlw northward porn the clothlnu :
of the petite Chinese. discarding their 1 :1
Manchu when i .- . ‘
; PEKINO, Oct 28.»Canlon la prac- '_' .
'ticalty In a atom of indeimntlente : .
i'l‘he city haa declined to lmnll‘lhllie1”
men or tttoney for the support oi the . N o t 1 C e
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The central internment ’domuntlcd
. a large 2mm as u apeciu'l military con
tribution. but the Viceroy of Kwantt
Tun; after consultation with the new:
try. ctirtly replied that It watt Impom
slide to aupply the funds. on at a
meeting of the scum It had been de-
termlhed to return the demand and
that Canton nhould look after her
city in proceed!“ Whammy
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U. 0. G. O. HALLOWEEN PARTY.
tier of tho Golden (iron gave a Hill-
Iovvo‘eu party to their "lentil llllli eve-
ning In the Wall Ill‘eot quarters.
(lumen apprctpriato to the outzanlou1
moat pleamnt chair. Fall and Hollow-
and the entire. affair watt a but aoclal
success.“ ltolreahmentu Worn correct.
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IEOOMII VIOLENT.
Charles A. "loom. the demented
I‘pIud tiy Onion Jarvltt S. Murray. lm
thaconto‘d'amellied Ind It It! out though:
_. dorm wllirectmr. or. 11.0. Shear .
reported the matter to the Norfolk
*thrutho than “it is expected tut
film than! eventualli he tattoo ‘w
two intervals. Thoma-inu- of the 1
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c'en decoration: with Jackie-lantern”
and corn rtniltv were m'llly ntrahned j
“Word strait man removed to the hos- -
paling this morning at an item at in. .
deem will
Anyone who "has Ra-
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have but 5 Razors on ‘
hand and
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