The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-26
WALITSa FORD.

The Yaiesyllle post office. in c. W.
 Michaeis store. was broken into during
 the early hours of Tuesday morning
 and the cash box. containing about
 fioo worth of postage stamps and over
 sioo in silver was carried away. An en-
 trance was made by prying open the
 front door with ehisel. The safe was
 opened without the use Of dynamite
 and the cash box in the safe was pried out and carried away. Postmaster Michaels states that the watch dog was found in the store and showed that it had been roughly handled by the burglars. as where before 1t was in- elined 10 be ugly to any intruders not well acquainted with now 1t had lost it's aerceness and was as harmless as a kitten. A two inch chlsei found in the store was the only clue 10 the visitors, and Constable Lamb found that 1t be- ionged to Carey. the blacksmith. under the hill, and that his shop had also been broken Into. but nothing was missing except the chisei.
 About s5 worth of loose stamps fin plain sight was not disturbed. The robbery must have been committed af- ter o'clock. as Mir. Michaels. who lives next door to the store, was up until that time and heard no noise. None of the neighbors heard any unusual noise during the night. except one, who claims to have heard horse and wagon stop and later start along. Constable Lamb was hunting after clues yesterday but found none. and thinks the work was done by the same gang that has been operating in other towns.
 Christmas festival at St. Paul's church Sunday school Friday evening, Decem- Der 2S. 1894. at o'clock. Processional-Hark, the Angels Sing
 ing. General confesslon-Absolution. Lord Prayer and versic!es. Morning.
 The Lesson-St. Luke 2, l, 14. The Apostles Creed. Carol-The Glorious News. Address by Rev. J. E. wildman. Caroi-Carol Sweetly, Carol. and benediction.
 These services will be followed by a distribution of candy and oranges to the Sunday school scholars and supper in | the parish house.
 The Christmas tree will, as usual, be | decorated and lit up with many colored | 
 All members of the church, with friends, are invited to the services. but | the entertainment will be limited to the little folks.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Baney Of Wash ington street had very pleasant fam. fly gathering yesterday at their home. and with a Christmas tree for the chill dren and other entertainment proved A very enjoyable occasion to all. Among those present were MT. Baney's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Baney of Hart ford, brother, John A. Baney and wife of New Haven, Mrs. A. J. Lloyd and daughter Gertrude, of Hartford.
 William Luby, jr., and Thomas o'keefe were thrown out of wagon on Colony street yesterday afternoon and badly bruised. MT Luby's head was severely cut, necessitating several stitches being taken. Dr. Wilson at- tended
 A stranger and a lady were thrown put of carriage on Center street yes- terday. Both were somewhat bruised put not seriously injured.
 Captain John c. Silva and wife of Providence, R. l., are the guests of Oliver Spencer of Washington street.
 Willie Meyer, for several years em- oloyed as die sinker at Maltby, Stevens & Curtis company's, starts on Thursday Or Providence to accept a position at dorham's.
 w. H. McKenzie's condition yesterday vas reported as little more favorable.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Taylor of Spring. field, Mass, were guests yesterday of dr. and Mrs. Elmer Wallace.
 A. B. Pixley's condition last evening vas reported as improved.
 "The World Against Her." will Agnes Wallace Villa in the leading role, is filled for the opera house Monday even pr