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LASSIFIED 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
WANTED.
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FOR SALE. TO LET
FOR SALE--N]1}\V 7.1100111 Buy. To LET~—»A SEV lat-ROOM HOUSE
.ualow. beautifully located on high it} firfl'i‘la“ condition; 153111111111 water;
aground; live rooms. it) minutes from Hill) St. Inquire of .l. (.1. Ilnwkins.‘ 11
t1'olle1',11'1ith 1 acre ox nuil‘e. 8300 0111 .1t
3531’. l"}i§§‘,',.°§88“"‘ "“““""t"' t“ “It! TO LET-booths, 2111 (11111011111;
law 1' ence Igency
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FOR SALE.-~—A’l‘ SAGAIIIOIII') PARK
adjoining ’l‘okencke l‘nrk, beautiful
building lot. 71'1xi1'1ti; terms to suit
purchaser. inquire liobert l". Sealzi.
llealiistate Agent. li11111111eu, t‘oun.
Tel. 314. still 1m
Sloth Main St.
' BUSINESS NOTICES.
NOTICE~-()N AN!) Ai1"l‘l~lii t)t“l‘t)-
l111r let. my employment agency will
be located at IL'ti \\'ltshl11,1.:ton St. Help
or all kinds furnished. Mrs. W. .I.
Wilcox. all) 1,111
sf. ‘7 ""1”
NASH"S' 110mb noom'uaa
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
Custom made work. Fit and conduct
guaranteed. 28 Well \‘i'ushlngton St.
PROFESSIONAL.
G15. CHAPIN lI.\Nt) 'I‘l \lNii,
111.1tlatint', 111111 111.1111'inu. i":1t'1or,\ <'\~
Jutrlénce .-\ll 111111., i“l:tl:lill1‘t‘tl. .\lI
dress it! liztntiiton \11'. Phone No,
HIS-4.11M Sit
ARTHUR F. HUNTINGTON till-
ganis‘ of (1111111 (‘h' Ill‘Il 11111'11. 11.1ltute
pure. tone 111111ltt1tlon. till .\I:1ln St
Nurwulk. Tel. Ill, 11:: i111
PIANO, ORGAN, THEORY. :il,l~‘..\'.
F1. (Hinton. ii (‘ llt'stutll St Teacher ul'
music, organist and director First
Church. Norwaik. Music composed,
arranged and transposed. 'l‘cit-pltnne
894. 1121‘. tilt
PIANO INSTRUCTION » -'i‘ll(IlI
oughncss and individual l't‘qtlll‘t‘lllt‘ilin
receive special attention. I‘rei‘er to
Instruct pupils at their home. Mist-1
Lelia A. Gregory, Norwaiit, t‘oun. it.
it‘. I). 42.
111.11.. 1111
I NOTICE
We, the undersigned. hereby alvo
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay Times In the Town 111
Norwulk. that they are required by
law In deliver to the Auuenuora, or
either of them. on or before the first
day of Novmnber. litIl. 11 written or
ptiutcd lint. dated, sinned and sworn
to. of all property owned by them on
the llrsi day ol October. .lilll, liable
to taxation.
’1'. It. Lists may be returned to the
Lucknow, 11-1 the Assemora' (.iiiice,
Town Hall building. Not'walk, 11nd at
1111- t'omn-tl rooms, Washington utreot,
tubmry buiitlltuz. Houth Norwallt. from
and including ticlober i’1'. lilli, to and
‘1111 lutlinu Nolleiiihei' 1, Hill, said OI.
l; to ho opt-11 i’t'nm ii to 1‘.! o'clock
.1 111.. and trout 2 to «I130 11. 111.. all
111111 1.1 the 11111131 ti-tnndays excepted).
and on Huttu'tittyn and oil Novellilmr
1. Hill. 1111111 7 until it o‘clock In the
mentor.
All 1111111111111 will bc'i‘e'llilreti to Five
nitm't 11111] Number 111'1’1l1t'it‘ lll'illim'il'.
11ml sin of lot i'nuuc Iiiilliiifl on.
Dated at
4. Hill.
111111111111; 11'. l1‘l't‘tiii.1
1111111 11'. BotIAItDtli.
outtati, w. RAYMOND,
Attraction.
."x‘nrbn 1h,
ht) FOR USING RAZOI'I.
'.1' ‘1 151'! 11111111. 0111. 16.-~Viucenm
Etna. who 111:1»: arrested in fitmml‘o’rdi
1'11 11.1 11111 11 11 in 52.890 for the 9111
{W53 Wild (It? led {may
at 1111 ~—w-~
l'uttnl. October
when the ,
Ave... East Norwnlk. Inquire Raymond
it Ambler, Wilton. old :11
WANTEDr—hXPERII‘) NL‘ED SHIRT
maker no 1111111114 hind steady work
Cluett Peabody iii 00. 016 at
WANTEDMFIIOM NOV. 1. FLOOR
of tire rooms for three adults With
conveniences. Centrally located Ad-
dress Rent. ctuc Sentinel old :11
To LET~--i..AlItll1‘. FRONT ROOM.
furnished; every convenicnm. Adv
dress ll.. care Sentinel titlice. South
Nnrwalk. oil tit
TO LET ~—-ii~’ IYNION 51‘ fl itoous.
upper tloor; nice yard; small family.
Inquire William Iiilsdon. ti I-Jlllabeth
rt. oil lit
70 LE?~~1.11111.11. st' mm 1:
lot'tuo 1111115 Inquire ..i ii.l.t111rence.
01'! '1t
WANTED-\\0\I1IN 1‘0 110 COOK
lag and housekeeping for two gentle
1111111 in liveroom house: no lodging
Apply .1 liamiltou Ave. on, at
for general hmtsewnrk.
Westport Aye. Norwnlk. 111i ht
WANTEOWI' U.\Il 't1‘.'1'11;x '1 run
with telel'ence, for general housework.
Appl) :11 \1~1ple St. , Norualk 013 III
WANTED~ iii’ A MAN. room and
Inquire at 5
TO‘ 1.5T 0K LEAseIi‘jto'u NOV
‘ ‘L" 1.37-11'1‘0111 house, all i protein: tits.
hardwood ilours etc . .‘1‘ 1111111111 11111..
near \\‘11st Ave. (‘1111 I111 seen 1111)
time. Inquire Mrs. ilertlm lichens. ti
Quintard l'lar'e. N11r11'11ll1. 'i't'l. I‘l.
1151 It
TO LET l)l‘l1“~lti‘_1-1 ‘l.\' 1 ‘,(ii I1‘Iil' iI\
building. till‘llt‘l' .\l:1in and Wall St»,
that and til modern i111111'111en11111's.
\1111‘ 11 to It I", ('tiltltut'li, ‘32 “all St.
.1'11111 tilt 11i if
TO LET “'INIIIN lit'lilh‘l- ‘.’l
I 11i11n St . br'uit (-1. NEW.“ ‘3; l' nlnu
St. The Match 1&1 Halley (‘11. 11113 t!
Illil'Si'I ()lt
apartments. etery tnutiern convelr
leave, one minute 1111111 West Ate.
trolley, furnished or 1111t'111'nltll11'1l: lit-zit
and ltot water supplied. Inquire
West A1'e..".| ii'
TO LET “Aid" A
».1
.111
T0 LETr--IIAMII.'I‘UN M'l'... HA! I1
of two-fatally house. it I‘HOIIIII. and i1-
room lint; all improvctncnta; need con-
ditton: one block from railroad station.
loaoph It 'I‘aylor. sill tf
FOUND.
FOUND \\'1\'I‘l‘il.
have Blithe by proving
paying charges.
South Norwnlk.
LOST
LOST -ll()\\' Alli) ii. MOHSIIAN,
the owner oi eight (Hi church of the
capital ntock or The New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad (‘11.
ntandiuu In his name, corlltlt'ate No.
N. Y. A 18207. which said certificate
of stock having been lost. calls upon
all persons to hhow cause why a new
certificate should not be loaned to him
In lieu of the one so lost.
I25 oil it Ill “:10
NOTICE
Owing in prevalence 111
GLANDERS
I11 nearby cities
FAUCETS
have been cplaccd on hydrants near
water troughs for use oi thoue who
prefer to water their horses from pnlin.
WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Oil If it
i'IIt MAY
property and
inquire 1i liiuh Stu
1112i III
1 1 117.1"
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TWENTII‘I‘H 1111111111 1111 1"!-
111111111. ,
roamsorou, 011:. 111—41111 twea-
board on a quiet atrcet1mais to be
(are Sentinel
olllcc tlcrlis, Inuit carriers. Novemhor'
examinations in ‘s‘tiittli Norwalk 811m-
11b1 questions free l~‘tunitlln Institute,
Dept '11 .i. Ittu‘.ht'n'li‘l' .3. 393 im
WANTED
er 111:11'hlnes.
paid while
ho r (‘11.,
OPERATOR! ON WHY
I 11111 more 111111111 on and
Icarninu. Interstate Rub
SIMS Washington St. liltl if
CARRIAGE RAN OFF BANK.
Mf‘l. Hodshon injured
Street Accident.
Mrs. A. .i. llodshon. ol i11111bury. was
quite badly Injuted about the lace last
night about 7 o‘clock. when the cur-
i‘lililt' in which she and her husband
were riding watt turned 111'1-1' In 11 full
on a high bank In 'i‘tudull avenue. The
place is quite dark and Mr. ilodkhon
got off the road before he realized It.
Mr.
in
ahon 11nd Pitzer in South Not-walk. lie.
liauhury and had spent the day with
Mr. and Mrs. Illthard liuun. of iclm
wood avenue They had lust turned
nom (it-and street into 'I‘lndnti are
one and In the darkness Mr. Iiotishoa
thought that he was continuing in the
1‘11a1l.wheu instead he 111111 out on a
garbage pile.
.l'io discovered his mistake and at-
tempted to stop the horses. but. just
at the moment the outfit wont. crash-
ing down the bank. When the car-
rhino overturned Mrs. lied-hon was
'thrown out. She muttered contuulnnl
about the 11111.- and body and complain-
ed of pains in her right side.
The carriage was rltrhieti by Mr.
liodshou who was but slightly Injur-
cd and several men who had gone to
his ttauiulttnoe at the IKIIIIIII of the crash
and Mrs. i-Iodshou attain coated there-
in. At top speed Mr. liodnhon drove
back to Mr. l‘tunu‘s home. whom they
remained over night. Mrs. Madonna
Was attended by Dr. Joan Dimmi‘tlei’
and this morning 1111111 able to continue
her ,iourney home.
CHAKICPEARE As AN ACTOR.
, flitakespem'e once played the about.
In his own “Hamlet." A younl
brother 111‘ the dramatist In 61111111th1111
the event. fluid that. he 111111.111 lent
beard and appeared no 11111111 Ind
tleth death as the result at the typhoid
fever epidemic hero occurred today 111
. tit. Mary‘s Hospital in Waterbury. 'l‘he
1111111111 111” Alliedfilfith‘..hged 45. who
I11 ourrlmihy ’1 wife and might chil-
dren. The death occurred this mora-
ior. One now, than of typhoid Woe to
' rind-til noon, today. Items! suitor-
in. a critical condition. but
1111111111111 on; 119.1. ouch n 3
dropping and unable to walk that he
was forced to be supported and can
ried by another mroou to a table, at
which he wu settled among some
company." 1
in "As You Like It" Avan‘n'hard
assumed tin role cl‘ Adam. tho old
servant, in whom was represent.“
"tire whatnot service of the oblique
I; ,
wrrtd"und who 111111
WKN‘F‘éow-a 1:”1'1'3111tcrnx'v 1.1111. 3
soy“ d I11 his l11-1I1'1111111,.A11id1‘ees Quiet ,
Tlndali‘
llodshon is a hut. 111111111Inc111re1',
and was formerly of the firm of [loci »
and his with had driven down from"
8TEI'8 II
(Continued from m: Page.)
M
in Petting. Bixty or them gathered
privately yesterday and 11111111111111: the
situation. They. drew up a series at
resolutions addressed to the Throne.
Those were made public today. The
resolutions-demand that in the inter-
ests of peace, the Provincial Anaem-
bly oi SuevChuen be permitted to an-
sombiu humediately, and that the pres-
Ideut and vice-preaIdeat of that body
he released from prison to take 111111
In the sessions. The resolutions fur-
ther call for a dismissal of Shem-l
ilaumrilnul, the Imperial Minister of
Post and Communications, us soon 1111
possible. Shout: negotiated the 111111111
for the nationalization of the rail-
ways, and has been 11 leading advocate
of the unti~provlnclal policy, which b;
regarded an 11111;er responsible for
the present uprising.
The president of the National Au
semhly will lend his nllicl,al proatixc
to the resolutions. and will transmit
them in person to the Cabinet.
Ilenry runs on the. banks hero con-
tinued today, and there were riotous
Scenes in front of several of the in
ntitutlonu. the policemen on duty be-
ing forced repeatedly to club hack the‘
crowds and protect the bank 1111111111111.
(ioverninctu hank 111111-11 are no longerl
pushing at par, the. best quotation to-
day being at 11 discount at 20 per cent.
liyen the foreign 1111111111 are not Im~
munc from the financial war score
The Russo-Chinese Bank In the legu-
tion quarter was the target for a pro
longed run today. Foreign intuit notes
are being refused“ cttat-mut‘y outside
of the lcgutlou quarter.
The Chlh 'i‘u Pu. the Imperial Board
of Finance. came to the relief of the
gotorntnent deposit bunk toda1 wiith
13125. 000 or gold. and offered 81100111111;
11111111 for the relief of the native 111111111 1
Otllrm sources all declined todayi
that they were receiving no new: tram 1
the rebel atone owing to the severance
lot the
tand Sac (‘huen provaincc
‘1 A published report today says that
111111 tebeis at llanitou hare captured.
one 11! the Chinese 11 nrehl 1s anchored
of! the city
Delayed adtlces from the moth are
that the imperial troops which 1eireat- ,
1-1I trout Wu-‘t hang and iiunkow are
intobtlimlnx at i‘huutatlon. 1111'] Julius th
north oi iiuakow on the railroad.
'Ilu'ce members or the Ainm'ticin Le ’,
unit on here. haw glttii permission to
'necommm) the imperial-army in list
chutpnicn agatnsLIhe 1'
11 s and the)
H“ ilel‘ttndav 111111111111Mi13‘i'ntn11g 'Iiiey
RAILWAY MAIL GLERKE, 1’031'. me the 1111b {urchin attaches ’wIth 1111 ltome. revolting against the choirra
W iIllam ,
Manila
lite Anteritan
I no age to:
1mm They are l..le1tt (1.1i
'11 111 .1111. of Pen Stratum
111111 1111.1 delt'yztiled bv
'1\\‘.11 Itephrtuient some.
1it11 the Dl'ttWMtI unmount'hers no‘plr'
III 1'1. tutti .Iiiliiv'i ii Ittt' \1'.
ltnt'y :11'111111‘ of the location and
'\\ “7,111 It I‘eti1.111111ist1111l t‘l1:ncr1e1e<
1et.1t',1. who all} .11‘1 .111 line -'1preicr {1111'
ithe part)
“they :11111'nu1eul has 1lc ulctl to per
'1nit the Iorciun dlpi 0W exchange
titlhliult‘llt‘h with their 1'1111111s1111‘11111111s
in the provinces. where a 1'1't11id reu-
‘sorritlp hue been decreed.
.\ considerable stir has been caused;
here by persistent reports that .i.1p, ‘
anest' 11th1ials linen 111' 11111 plans tort
1e1uit I11 the central 11111111111111 luau I11
11d1'.1111ce and own car manned and:
parti: ipatetl In the movement Minister:
ljuitt 1111111 11111111111 denial to these ru-
mors today. He declared that the)"
1111111 1"ont111dlt'tod by circumstantial.
'e1'ldence.11nd HRIII that lntestlgntiou;
,ahowed that all 111111101111 connect tetl’
i with the Japanese Ieuutions had acted
.wlth entire propriety. A11 mldont'e 0!
~th 1111 attitude of the Japanese. he
initiated out that the leuntlou had 11c-
1ttcdcd promptly to the Chinese 11 equent
ttor censorship ot the .Ispauescthted
(‘hlneuc newspaper here.
There is no doubt. howr-i'cr. that the
pitiiiii for the propon revolt were
widely known well in advance of the
Iim‘llllil at W11 Ghana. The American
Iegotion WIII Informed of the preoper-
tlt'o‘uprlaina two days in advance, but
pitn'ed no credence in the report. The
Annu'ican consul at Hunkow, lioacr 8.
:(lruen, Willi Informed ot‘ the plot iivo
11111111 previous to the attack on Wu
‘Chuax. ,
'l‘heJoroign banks have been lndt1
rectly whittled regarding the pottaibil-
11.1 of tut-ranging a government loan of
3211111101111
cent. since the revolt boson.
Iievod that. humans» trailio on
railway hotween Petting
'i‘oln will hc'lnwrruptea tomorrow.
MANILA, 0ct..1li.- The order: for
the
of the Motto deal to rotltrn
were re rindrd and tho warattlp sailed
today for St annual.
0111.1 tnmtlrtd [Inlet Icon maria“ woo
111111 mi 11111 United Statue miller Altar:
undo Wetlnohditr. . 1 ‘
1011 the political party which 'IISIIOI‘IHI
* FICERO-
tcicaruph wires out "f H" I M ‘ until Saturday was granted in the hon.
lion Hall who were "rooted yesterday
idld not have, 11111111111111 k'ltlt 11111111 1
ECONCERT
The price of rice has risen 20 per _
It Is he ”1
and Than. 1
the United states cruiser New Orleans -
homo 1
today unit-11111 to i'eltinz to reinforce ,
tin- Identimi guard there. They will -
‘ "The canal had ordered all
1: Chaos. 11111111111113, 11111111
how and kwanztsul. The missionab
I” are In the concessions. The out.
Itutions are cute so far as we know."
M'ELROY 11111111111113 BOND.
m
Preliminaries to Norwaik Paving Con-
tract Completed.
The bond of Joseph A. M‘lillroy. or
Elmcrest, to the amount of 817,000,
was {matched on Saturday when the
City of Norwalk called upon that gun-
tleman to comply with the require
menta oi' the contract which be 111111
street: or the City or Norwaik. There
recently awarded for paving the
was some little apprehension on the
port of the number of officials and
other contractors the chit of which was .
that Mr. M' Elroy could not furnish the:I
amount of the bond necessary.
Through the agency of H. E. Dean lint
Son. the bond was successfully manip A Gloriouo Galaxy of Scone. Dance and
plated with the American Fidelity Humor
Company, by l1‘redorlok l1. Chandler A Delight to the Eye, :11 Feast for the
acting as the representative or the Mi Ear, a (land Spectacle
cal concern.
Webster Cullison &Co.
The entire matter rolletts credit 1111
In a Splendid Cast
The Laughable Farce
Sombreros
European Novelty Juggle:
In Aerial Millinery Spectacle
~w...
A Breath of Youthful Charm
This Week, an epitome of Vaudeville
Quality. This Week, a Bill that
Cup- the Climax. at tho House
of 3.11.1111... Vaudeville.
HOYT’S
Where the. Family Finds Enjoyment.
The Season's Unparalled Spectacle
Charles Lovenberg's Sensational
Triumph
“La Petite Revue"
10 Distinguished Artists
1
1
1
1
it through and upon the entire council
of the city. The gigantic paving pin 1
incl totalling an expense or $35, 111111 ini ‘
the (liliBIt‘IltIlOiI work alone has now
been successfully carried through and;
tho, deal is already now for the con ;
tractor to begin hi1 operations 1
Mayor Edward I“. Finnegan UOI‘DOT- I,
alien Counsel John .I.\\'alsl1, (‘Ittl
(.‘lerk James I. Round and the council Eddie Lerne & Lillian
gathered on Saturday afternoon when
Keaney
the bond was drawn up and signed. 1
nSprightly Songs, Dances and Patter
The expeditious manner In which
The Belle of Virginia
the entire Walk has been carried on
Coy De Trickoy
1qu the fact that \it' .\I' Elroy 111111 able1
to get a bondotnan so quickly reflect}
credit upon the countil and city ottit ---~_..-.
11.clals It will be recanted in the his: And Motion Picturu'that make you
tory of the l ity as a noteworthy propo. Giggle and Cheer
sltlon. t
#1....
No advance in prices for this no
1CUNDAY.HUNTER8 FIRE AT OF-1ceptlonai.prdgram which cape, the
;cilmax for high- -clau vaudeville.
WAIILINGPOIHI. ON. IRMA delav, Another 0". Of o“?- Gr..t Bull.
ough oourt Indn,‘ to (tili'lt‘li and liar-1 ~- «~- - ~ ~ MW
19111111, 161,: f
on the charge 0! hunting on Sunday. 1
'Iioputy Game \\ arden Shoemaker Mid ALHAMBRA Theatre
(“unstable booth are the mmplainants STAMFORD' CONN..
their allegation helm: that the Halls WEEK OF OCT 16th
were hunting in the w.oodr1 and that “THE COWBOY AND THE LADY"
during the chase shots wan- iired at ”YEW” FIN"
e. ofllcers. When arrested the Halls: Nat ixgmg III/Surffiodfis 3.01:ch
Popular Price:
1....» I
BURN BelgkflgggAiili—TNOBP CHOL CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMER
1'1111.11:'r.ttt 11111; lfi.~1-Tl1eln- “SHORE
11111111111161 (“Wealth Ihlr miles trout \'l("t‘URIA,11_ “-1 (’(‘I- ‘l‘-”TIN? Cit“
ndlun Pacific steanuhlp Princess lien
trIcc running between Yttutouver.
Prince Rupert and the \m'thern c:;1n1
11111011 which struck on Noble island.
last night, was tart on the rocks car
“on...
the
today burned the titty
precuntionh adopted It)
111ml.
1111111111-
hall.
PUPHlAR AMHSEMEHISM 11' today Three hundred pusnenuers
21111 of them were Chinese being?
brought south front the
15‘ Congregational Church
Norwalk. Conn.
Wednesday Ev'g. October 18th
and landed :11 Albert Bay.
'11111: Injured Large holes were stow
in the bow and her forward hold fill
ed with water.
STONINGTON NO LICENSE.
NI.“ LONDON, Oct. lil.-—-.\
by the CHOIR assisted by
MR. RALPH TORRACA
Violinist
Mrs L‘ma“ Sherwood Newkirk “-1 tot 111-111-111 to 2:0 tor no licence.
Mrs. Agnes Haviland 1
ton district in the superior co1ttt.this
., (‘11,,
[European Novelty Juggiers,
Fptanists.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
An entire new bill opens at Hoyt's
Theatre this afternoon and judging
from the acts that are to appear, there
will be one of the biggest bills ever
offered this season all the numbers.
are all of high class order and every-
one a top-notcher. This house has
built 11p 11 reputation that any of the
big houses of the larger cities would
feel proud of 11111 It. has kept up 11 good
standard ever since the opening week.
This week‘s bill is composed of the
let; Lorettbcriz's sensational triumph.
La Petite Revue; Webster Cullison k
I11 11 laughable tart-e; Sombrero's
In aerial
utiliinery spectacle; I‘ddle Lane and
Lillian Kennedy, in spr'l'htly songs
and dance and patter; Coy De Trickey,
the belle of Virginia, (loontown‘s most;
charming chapters, and motion pic-
term; that make you giggle and cheer.
EDWARD IIAXTICR PERRY TO GIVE
PIANO RECI’I‘AL AT HILLSIDE.
the famous concert pianist, of Boston,
week to Norwalk at the Invitation. of
Miss lirendilager, principal of Hill.
side, and will giVe one of his well—
known pianotorte lecture-recitals at
the school on Tuesday evening.
Mr. Perry is one oi the best-knot"!
American musicians and has given
many concerts both in this country
and In. Europe. ills blindness as jiv-
on him a pathetic lntnredt in e was
of the music-lovers oi the country. but
has not prevented him from reaching
.hy Sheer merit the first rank among
He has become well 1111an
also as a composer and writer 0511 11in-
slcai subjects.
Many cards of invitation hate been
sent out for the recital and there will
doubtless be a large audience on Tues—
day evening, since Mr. Perry 111111 gain»
ed many enthusiastic admirers in Nor-
walk by his former concerts at the
school. ‘
GRIM RELICS.
Pa rls.
I pr isomer».
were. taken off the nteamshIp \‘ontute 1 mm"
No one:
re- ,
count of the wte in the Thitd Stoulng '1 linbm.
the Instruments with which the crime-
havu been committed and the effect:
which have belonged to the deceased
\rtieles which have been
taken to the prefecture of police M
111111 not been thinned are also sold.
tanneries t'l‘he proceeds go to the Paris aiml-
Inclaimed jewelry is usually
honuht by ordinary brokers, but the
'(Illlilt'l 11 hlch have belonged to crim-
inuls (specially those who are noto-
irlons are bought at high prices.
s
PEDDLER BURNED IN FIRE.
NIT.“ BRITAIN. Oct. lit—«Solomon
a pctidler was badly burned
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land It is thought that he will recover.
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