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Golf.

The annual meeting Of the Westminster Golf
was held yesterday at so Cedar street.
The business transacted consisted of the cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year. amending
the constitution. and promulRatinR new bylaws.
The regular ticket was elected, as follows:
President, Arthur Turnbuil; Vice President. Henry {.
nortimer; Treasurer. Thornwell Mullallyi Secretary.
GeSsss,p pST committee nanany; o1 tBs Above Ersd emssr, W.; . Me1slsSi
and CLARK Msllen.. Julian 7. Davies, Jr.. William C.
Cammanon. and Ed Lyman Short
It was decided to double the present initia.
ton fees and dues; also to lease for nye years
the property adjoining the present links and
5000 yards in length. It was further agreed to
lease the Watson mansion. located on the above
property. for a new clubhouse. to accommo-
The tie between John A. Morton, George f.
Armstrong. and J. Eberhard Faberin the monthly
handicap finals of the Staten Island Cricket and
Baseball Club was played Off on Monday after
noon. FSber being, of his game. the real strqg.
gle was between, Armstrong and Morton. Up
to the fifth hole the contest was featureless. In
the play for that hole both drives carried we'll
cured good lies to pitch greens from. Arm
stronR's ball. however, went into the water
near the tree that stands sentinel on the edge Of
the green. and Morton duplicated Armstrong;
play. Going 70 the sixth and seventh holes
l 1Iss f was M SSSat even Nv with thr PosS'i9 9E. some cone. bette, tier
strokes in the lead. and. as Armstrong could
not reduce this advantage in time. Morton won
u u oIl1 " II ullcI0hCC Ill uuuulCdp AS
the following scores will show:
John A. Morton
Gs'.::::s StSsSss 80 SO 90 Q os
George Z. Armstrong
i Gs::::ss Sts5:st Sd 90 . OF
J. +. Faber-
f Es'::::s 5s:9sS 8 s--sst-,os 8 90
GREENWICH, Conn.,, Dec. 14.-At the Fairfield
County Golf Club yesterday Joseph Doebel and
Walter Paul. the latter from the Knollwood Club
at White Plains. played the first Of q series of
games at tbirty.six holes. Doebel won by 8 up
and 1 TO play. The second meeting will take
place on next Monday.
NOTES.
The tie between George L. Armstrong. John A.
Morton. and John +. Faber for the handicap Gun
on Saturday. at the Staten Island Cricket and
baseball Club was played of on Monday, Nor.
ton winning the cup.
Instead Of an Invitation tournament, the
professional thirty-siS-hole match, on Jan. l, at
the Ocean County Hunt and Country Club, AXE
wook. will be open to all corners.
Irenor L. Park has purchased the Anderson
farm OF 200 acres. between Hartsdale and Scars
dale. lie Will lay out an eighteen.hole golf
course and erect a clubhouse and kennels for
the use, OF his associates OF the Westchester
Hunt Club.
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Resulta Mt Iron Hill.

Iron HILL, Dec. lathe races hero to-day resulted
as follows:
! First Rsce-Six and . half furlongs.-Pennbrook, 8
to l and even. won; Gold Dollar. / to 2 for place, Sec
ond; Salvof, rhird. Time. 1:3B.
Second Race-Four and half furlongs,-Merritt 9
to l and 2 TO !. won; Hurry. . to / for place, second;
Pointer. third. Time, liza.
Third Race-Four and o half furlongs.-Zack Lusby,
3 to / and 8 to 5. won; Prompt, out for place. second;
Iva, third. Time, 1:O5a.
Fourth Race-Four and o half furlongs.-Medica 9
TO 5 and / to 9. won; Nantucket. 8 TO b for place, Sec
ond; Charley Wells, third. Time, 1;041.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs.-Jonah White, even and l
to 2, won; Bessie Browning. even for place. second;
Maud Adams. third. Time, 1:30a.
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basketball Notes.

The Lafayette King's Sons basketball team OF Jer-
sey CITY would like TO arrange games with out Of
town teams. Address c. W. Harrison, manager, 2U2L,
Pacific avenue. Jersey City.
The Tompkinsville Y. M. c. A. second team would
like to arrange a game of basketball with a good
team averaging l26 pounds. game to DO played In
formers gymnasium. Address George Burneld, can
tain care OF Y. NJ. G. A, TompkinSyile. s. /.
ON last Friday night the teams OF tho boys depart
menl and Of the mems department OF the West Side
branch OF the Y. n. c. A. played . match game Of
basketball In tho boys gymnasium. The boys' team
defeated the mems team By the score Of 10 70 ),
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Baseball Notes.

The ST. Louis Browns have signed s~hortstop Russell
Hall.
There is = letter At this once for Nelson. the col.
ored ball player
Elmer Horton Of the Syracuse Club has been drstted
By the Brooklyn Club.
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Oaas ana Isnas or snar,.,

Al the regular meeting OF Nh. nr.
Kelly CSptsin omesrn were elscted:, President 1sS.
msnaser r. W. Fnednanni Tress1res
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s~ylvania and Princeton is as wide as ever. A
s sIfsst Z sh sS,n 4 W sai ISaaSs = Pos sG,,sFS %sn f to ,hs
m nse; be- o of tbs 10 p pRea Negotiations, Invited a
committee TO attend tho recent Pennsylvania
LAFAYETTE football game at Philadelphia. Tho
princeton eleven was playing at Ithaca on that
ihst, half stood "CGfnsll q; Princeton, or
n which there, were cries OF Down with
RPirisSst % BIZ, "Hooray for cornclllL Tear the
lar nature. A few moments later the crowd re.
ceiyed this announcement,
PRINCETON wins, 10 to o."
Immediately there was a roar of disapproyal
ana hundreds OF people groaned. The behavior
OF inc Pennsylyania adherents became SO VIC.
Der OF Nassau's Advisory Committee suddenly
turned to the Quaker graduate and said:
the time for a reconciliation between he ttnSe
SSiisGes Is not ripe, II your eleven should meet
I msn di}isers NTH WI any such feeling as this crowd
black eye. To attempt to open negotiations now
would be tho height Of improprlely."' Then the
frlhceton man lett Franklin Field feeling that
ne had been smiled upon by Dame Fortune.
cr The twenty'rSq9d glove contest between Dan
weights, to be held at Long Island City on Fri.
day night: should provide some rare sport.
several years ago; He is several inches shorter
dooa Judge. "n Sol toSs0 a tSst SrsPs Ss sG!s't dSI;
chance OF winning is to rush in and
long range, Mccoy, with his phenomensii
reach, win soon cut him into ribbons. as he
antagonist, Mccoy Is undoubtedly the cicyerer
boxer. and Ia. all OF his past encounters he has
experience that the Australian has been
through. and the latter is perhaps the superior
Ting general. The men will tip the scales at
In the betting. The club which will manage the
contest has been duly Incorporated under The
t~nss.fsrS with the battle unless IN their judS-
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Tho games postponed from Dec. Q between the
teams OF tho Columbia Club of Hoboken and South
Orange Field Club, in the series OF the Suburban Ath.
letic Bowling League. were rolled on Monday night
at the formers alleys. The scores:
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Tn homme tres gourmand faisait

Tn homme tres gourmand faisait
sa toilette deyant IN ue ses amis qui
etait venu le yoir de bon matin.
II Sc rasait ; tout a coup il s'ar-
reta, ct interpelant son ami
Vols mes cheyeux sont encore
tout noirs ct mes fayoris sont d6jA
girls. Fais-mol lie plaislr de me dire
d'on celia Went ?
Mon cher, ccst sans doute que
la machoire plus travaille que Ia
tste.
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No q.
i'oo'liara Il en- entendlt pas da

SAICAtiG pas TIA
'4 les mots n'arrivalent
que confusement Il son orelIle et
.'''eufs enalentde sortir til lard,
LaI-imeme Sc remit en- marcba a,e.
p'ee"uti'h 't sortit a soa. tour.
Dans fespece d'enelos. ombra ]
al ores rabousris It lerisst de
'nanValses herbes, qui entouraient il
pay mon, !! feNit les deux prone
heufs, mals sans pouvoir d,stinyn4r
~ ie'f costume nj ieur yisage.
L un deuA, ayant tire une clef de- j.
poehe' rs entlerent dams le batiment
CT eohilne Is lie ledoutaient aucun
espiohhage en- pareil lieu, lis laisse-
rent Ia porte ehtreballlee.
NOUS ie saFons, L. pitre lu charIa-
Tan await une sorte de curiosita
esp'e9it, qnl s'etait deyeloppee dams
81 Vie ~ boIl9me. Redeyenu maitr,.
&c lnl-neme, i present que sd com
mission ethit faite, il s'arr5ta detant
In malson ct tcouta. Les gems ol.il
eplait II eialent PAS rsstes en- las
On les eAtehdait causer ct s'agiter al
premier etHge. lis aVaipnt mafne
aiiume une lnmiere, don't le renet
rougca're s'echanpait par les fentes
DIES vo!ets. Robiilard ayancait IN
tete dams l'intelenr de la maison.
LIE rez-de-ehaussee 6talt a peine
ecialre par le fable rayon lumineux,
qui partait du haut dun escalier ell
bois NAL equarr. LIE pitre Gnit
neanmoins par y distinguel, CONNIE
dams Ia piece superleure, des appa-
rels gull iugeait etre en- usage
pour Ia Photographic, lies bocaux de
verfe, Ct, ce qua Ic frappa le plus,
uDe petite presse il bras, semblable d
ceiies employees par les imprimeurs
ayant l'lnvention dies presses mecca
niques. Tout celia eacitait- son d6sir
q en- soir advantage. Du reste, les
deux lHconnus ~ g genaient pas
| pour parier haut, ct lun d'eux
dlsalt, sur le ton de admiration
Ma fol vons aviez raison.
Blaisot c'est un travail superbe
Quelle eAactltude quelle fuesse de
details Cette "planche" ne peut
manquer de vous faire honneur =.
Peut-etre await il de 'ironie dams
ces dernieres paroles, car l'antre
repliqua yertement
-Honneur yous appeez ca de
lhonneur, vous Cette blanche
pourrait piutot me fare pendre. ST
Ion pendait encore pour ca, CONNIE
dams l'ancien temps.
Robillald, qui 'entendait quinn
parfaitement, Sc glissa dams la mason
ct voulut monter quelques marches
de l'escalier, afn de jeter, sill etait
possible, un regard furtlf dams la
piece d. en- haut. Cette fois, sa har-
diesse ne fut pas couronnee de sue
ces. Comme il errait au milieu des
tenebres, son pied rencontra une
dame-jeanae de yelre, qui Sc brisa
ayec fracas. LIE brult fit bondlr un
des hommes qui Sc trouvait 4 petage
superieur.
II Y quelqu'un chez nous,
s'ecria-t-il impetueusement on
| nous epic -. Prenez mon revolver
sur la tablette moi je yals -.
Et sans attendre de reponse, il
s'alanca vers Tescalier, don't il des-
cendit les marches quatre a quatre.
| L'autre s'egosillait a e rappeler.
i conttaaer.
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FEUILLETON
No. IA
N CNLRLIII
Par Ellie BERTHET.-
AlI.-LE REToUR.
Su1fe

i
sefa femise avant que nous soyons
plus yieux de quelques heures
Comment je my prendrai, ie lignore
encore il nest pas facile de parler
secretement une jeune file dams
une maison OH il y tant de monde;
mais dusse-je escalader des murailles
Je vous promets -.
Encore une fois pas dimpru-
dence eyllcz toute enterprise incon-
slderee ...... yous etes adroit
aatant que resoiu ct certainement
vous reussirez a remplir votre tache
A bientot done ! repliqua Re
billiard aieo jacta est -. Je me
tiendrai sur mes gardes, ct j'avalerai
le papier plutot que de le laisser yoir
a dautres qua la demoiselle en-
question ...... N'ayez aucune II.
quletude d mon sujet ie sais me
debrouiller ct j'ai bon pied, bon cell
au besoin.
Ii prit congo ct en- quittant rau-
befge de Ia station n'eut pas de
pelne a s'orienter. L connaissait
| assez blen lie pays environment ct
seagagea dams des sentiers 6cartes,
on il ne rlsqnait guere de faire des
rencontres embarrassantes.
Dependant la iournee etait avancee
ct lie so!eil touchait deja Ia cine des
montagnes, lorsque le p1tre arriya en-
vue du chateau de la Forge Dune
hauteur. qui dominait lhaDitation, il
put Sc rendre compte des difficulties
craindre, sill essayait de pGn6trer
dams le chateau autrement que par
la grande porte. Les hatiments ct
les jardins etaient entourcs de mu
rallies on yoyalt un certain nombre
| de personnes ailer ct venir dams les
cours, tandis que de nombreuses
fenatres du corps de logis principal
restaient ouvertes, CONNIE pour en-
surveiller les approches.
Roblllard, Sc couchant au miliau
des genets ct des fougeres, essaya dc
combiner un plan pour s'introdulre
dams lenceinte 81 bien defendue
-niable pas commode ! mar
mottait-ii je ne croyais pas qull
fut 81 difficile de glisser un billet
doux une joiie file $500. Mais
est-ee blen un billet doux que Jap
porte
Tout en- promenant les yeux autour
de lui, il remarqua, au mllieu dun
massif d'arbres, quelques pas
settlement de la murallle du jardln,
une construction basse, d'apparence
ancienne, don't Ia toiture grise etait
couverte de mousses ct de joubarbas.
Apres examen, il ne douta pas que
cette construction solitaire ne fat
celle OH il await WI un mysterIeuA
trayailleur, pendant la mutt qu II
await passee au chateau de la Forge.
-Si. CONNIE je lie suppose, per-
sait-il, rindiyidu qui Went Ia chaque
INIT hahite lie chateau, il doit ! avolr
dams le mur, derliere ces touties de
feuillage, uue petite porte cachee,
afin quill puisse Sc iendre son
alelier sans faire un long detour..
Assurons-n0us- ...... Lies messa-
gers tells que moi ont de chance
que par les portes d9robees.
Pendant quill etudiait la direction
d suivre pour attelndre lie batimen'
isole, il Wit deux danes sortir de la
malson ct s'ayancer, cote a cote o.ans
lie iardin, sans doute pour prendre
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eut encore lire mails ellie ava
ieAcei!ents yeuN ct, d'ailienrs, Ie
billet Sc composait settlement de
4aeiques igues. Ellie Ell prit done
rapidement connaissance.
lie docteur m 'annonce, dlt-elle.
gull desire me communiquer, de
ylve Yoix, certaines chooses fort
graves ct me demande de lie receyoir
en- secret demnin -. Pourquoi ne
N a til pas fait cette communication
dams la lettre
-Paree que sans doute, Mademoi-
selie, il sagit de chooses trop impor-
tantes pour quill ose les ecrire
je vous en- conjure, hatez-Yous de
me donner totre reponsc On "a
venlr ct, 81 l'on me tfousait lei -.
Gsest juste; eertalnes personnes
lie Ia maison doivent igHorer
En- bien oursuisit-ellc lie docteur
... s.. .,.,s..
uono,ee; .1.,
n;.at.; IT.,
midi dams Ia graHde halle de Tar
jamais les portes, car il ny Il rien a
a.,.,a ,. ,.3 5
a..
o'ep' -as,@'sA'o''e ~
NAN ihie'' -. e"hs -
s'aAae ns'oe ee - io'se
y aoe'eai ''oase''
~ soos ne soulsohne@ p's'
'i'o" 7'ea4 h'e.os.'''' - 'e''s '''A' : :
cohi.sehs uo soessai' oe qaei'e
iia1aie peue e''e WV eoin y ol''e q
''o''
Aa ileo oe ieto'issis A'22'ii''i'' ~
-
| vers le Dosquet, josephine chefcha
la cause ae celee luise pfecipi1ee, ct
apefcut letolfe qal feNehat. Ellie
hpfessa y a4iei ao-'ies fn' oe sa
s9Af toales aeaA ne talaeieht pas
rei1ief.
kooiiiafa' gu ata'e 'esa2he aofi
des afofes, etaat aiiete pour ies-
ptrer ct aasst pour assofef $ i
await pas ete ~ par hihe Deiuzy.
Tout en- aelheufaht caiihe' II ne
songea Plus gu iepieLale le cue
min ae la s'a'ioh' auh oe rappoftef
son message au eocseuf, et Il Sc
giissait aela Seis Ill petlte porte,
quand Il out falfe matte ae hoaVean.
Oh paTiaie Aauee NoiA pies VIC iai'
ct deux pefsonhes, 4ul affiValeht
dahs oh azure sens, paia'ssa'en' %
W go -
ieooiiA'ie
touhe ae oois . ''eiAeei' 'n4iioo'.e
nous Y ~ n''ss'" ''"o' =
Il cfosai' he .oa'n ''e'A i'sque
q etfe ae eoas.l'' - wa . ''p
proehaiehe oasn'os = eA'enei'
queiqu an Y - o'7"''' 81 " 'oA oe
Ia feprimahee
Encore uhe iois' j. aes'fe Josef
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1OileC. Aul0uT Il Giles, ailafL et
senait un enfant qui jonait avec uh
cercean ct dams lequel Robillard
reconnut son ami Leon. II reconnut
egalement, dams Tune de ces danes,
Mile Josephine Jolivet. L'autre ne
pouvait etre que Nine Deluzy, sa
snur, arrivee Ia Forge lie jour
meme on RobilIard ct sou maitre Ell
etalent parts.
raiment, reprit-il, lie hasard me
sert mieux que je n'osais l'esparer
81 Je pouyals penetrer dams le jardin,
je profterais de Ii premiere occasion
pour absorder Mile Josephine -.
II Sc glissa en- bas de son obser-
vatoire, ct Sc nit a longer eAteriea-
rement IL mur q enceinte, en- prenant
des precautions pour metre pas
apereu.
Tn sentier fraye 4 travers les
maGvaises herbes partait du seuil du
pavilion. RobilIard le suiyit, maIgre,
Fobscurlte croissante ct au bout de
quelques pas, il decouyrit, dams lie
muir du jardin, Ia porte don't il await
deyine Iexistenee. Cette porte
semblait ne sersir qua rejeter au
dehors les detritus de la culture ;
Roblllard Y ayant porte Ia main,
s'aper9ut qu ellie 6tait ouyerte.
Robillard, encourage ct lalssant la
porte beanie, afin de Sc menager une
retraite en- cas- de danger, marcha
avec prdcaation a trayers lie taillis.
Josephine ct Nine Deluzy CONT
nualent leur promenade ct n'appa-
ralssaleut plus que CONNIE des
ombres noires sur lie sable clair des
aIlees. Dependant, elles he mon.
traient aucune vellelte de Sc separer,
ct Robillard Sc demandait ayec
inquietude comment IL pourrait
sacquitter de son message, quand lie
hasard vint encore d son secours.
LIE petit Leon. ne voyant plus a
diriger son cereeau, s'etait jete sur
un arbuste Ell feuls, qu'll await casse
sans remede. Sa mere impatientee,
lui commando de rentrer q la ma;son.
L'enfant gate Sc mutina, ct Victoire
lie prit par la main pour le ramener
au chateau. Leon Sc laissa entra1-
ner, mais il falsalt retentir Fair do
ses cris. lie moment etait favorable.
Scion tonte apparence, Victolre he
quitterait pas son fills sans etre
parvenu a I'apaiser, ct, en- attendant,
Josephine restalt seule. Robillard
profta de foccasion ct s'approcha,
sans bruit, mails rapidement, de Mile
JoIivet.
-Nayez pas peur, Mademolselle,
lui dit-ll avec volubilite vous m a
yez va deja lei. ct je vous apporte,
de Ii part Gle mon ma1tre, le docteur
Jean, une lettre qui, para1t-il, est
dune haute Importance.
Josephine, surprise, fit d'abord un
movement pour s'enfuir ; toutefols
ellie Sc rassura en- recOnnaissan;
Ronillard.
lie docteur Jean repeta-t-elle !;
que dites-vous, Monsieur Je croy-
ais que lie doeteur await quite lie
pays.
IL est revenu, ct il attend
pas bicn loin de la Forge -. la
rsponse au billet que voiei.
Josephine hesitait a prendre lie
papier.
Que peut-il me vouloir? deman-
da-t-elle.
-Je ne sails settlement je lui al
entendu dire gull s'agissait de vie
Of de mort
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the very latest successful plays. This com
pany is headed by Miss Wild8 Willmarth
as Miss Dormau, and company OF singers,
dancers and comedians. A great big show
for popular prices.
DoN'T be persuaded into buying liniments
without reputation or merit Cham berlsin's
Pain Balm costs no more, and Its merits
have been proven by a test OF many years.
Such letters as the following, from l.. @.
Bagley, Hueneme, Cal, are constantly being
received: The best remedy for pain L
have ever used is Chamb srlaiD's Pain Balm,
and ! say so after having used 1t in my
family for several years " 1t cures rheu-
matism, lame back, sprains and swellinRs.
For sale by @. Blakely and W. e. Terrill &
Co., druggists.
Among other real estate, 1 advertise the
following this week House, barn and two
lots adjoining. on upper Main street, bo-
nanza, AT 81, $50. Good house Just off Main
street, modern conveniences. set range, hot
and cold water, 81, 900 Fine residence ON
State street. Two family house on Kent
street. New, six rooms besides pantry, and
bath in each, electric lights all modern i'm.
provements. Double house and barn on
Ridge street. Seven rooms each side, bath,
electric lights and steam heat. New cot
tage house In North Barre. Sell or ex-
change. Fire insurance placed, and our
Mr.. M. r. Chase will be glad to write you
life insurance. Asking you to call and in
VoeuRaIo hDoVo DhIRains, anu sOlClJlnR u
share OF your patronage, am, respectfully,
Martin W. Wheelock, Real Estate aud In
snrance Agent, Room 8, Willard building,
City.
THE Veriscope pictures Of the glove con-
test which took place at Carson City, be-
tween Corbett and Fitzsimmons, are the
only original and authentic pictures OF this
contest in existence. There are many IA
kris in the country who have tried to imi.
tate these pictures and fool the public into
the belief that theirs are the "great fight
pictures" but the Veriscope pictures have
been so widely discussed In the newspapers
OF the country that the fakir has 30 far been
unsuccessful. The same film and sppara
tus that were used during the long run at
the Boston theater and at the initial presen-
tstiop in New York will be used here,
where they will undoubtedly attract great
crowds. At Blanchard Opera House,
Thursday afternoon and evening, Decem.
ber 80,
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SAYS REED BUNCoED HIN.
FARMER Brown Identifies the Jail Bird aa One
who Swindied Him Out or %,

WORCESTER. Mass. Nov. 2s.-Charles r.
Brown, q wealthy farmer of Gardiner, Mass, has
identified the man confined in Worcester jail
under the name of John Reed as one of two men
who buncoed him out of $4,000 cash at his place
in Gardiner about Nov. 1. They played tho old
three. card game. and let Brown win 81, 900. He
drew So, 200 out of the bank to add to his cap
ital for a later session at the cards. and placed
all in a box provided by one Of the bunco sharps.
He took the box home with him to dinner. in
tending to return and play further in the after
noon. At the dinner hour he became curious
to see tho money he had won, and broke open
the box. It contained the usual stone wrapped
In o newspaper and q letter advising him to
quit gambling. Reed and an associate who es-
ca cd tried to work tho same dodge in Harvard
two weeks ago. and tho town constables got
after them. Heed drew a revolver and escaped.
but was arrested in Clinton an hour later. He
was fned for gambling. and 10 held in hoavy
bonds to await the action Of the Grand Jury for
assault with q pistol on Constable William
warrants are at the Jail for the arrest of Reed
In case hoshould get bail. He is wanted In con.
nection with a . 5000 bunco game at Stafford
Springs. Conn.,; q $4,000 Job at Birmingham.
Mass; one OF &3, 500 at Chelmsford; one OF
O., 1900 at Franklin. n. H. and one OF rs, 900 at
Bridgewater, Mass, in addition to the Gardiner
job Tho six Jobs were alike. and the total pro-
ceeds of the pair In three months, 80 far as 10
known. are 1922, 500. The officers are unable to
Identify Reed, except that they know ho has
lived in northern New York.