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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-24
CAVALIER GOES ALONE
ChanIer Ignores the Summons of the
French Court.

Paris. Nov. 24.-Madame Lima cav
alert the grand opera singer, and
Robert Winthrop Chanler were sum
moned before Judge Monier of the
civil tribunal Of the Seine, for the
purpose of attempting to bring about
a reconciliation. This is a formaIity
in divorce proceedings required by the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-24

French legal code before final hear
ing. Although it is understood that
Mr. Chanler is in Europe. he did not
come to the court, Madame Cavaleri
alone appearing.
Judge Monier thereupon issued
decree of non-reconciHation and will
later fix the date for the hearing of
the divorce suit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-24

To suffer Is
foolish PARIS
IAN SAGE often
stops the itching
over night and
not only does
that, but used for
two weeks is
& u a r an t eed
guaranteed mind
youto abolish
dandruff. kill the
dandruff germ
and stop falling
hair ask Geo.
w. Stansfield,
druggist, sag kan
sas ave.
P Al r 1 s I A n
SAGE nourishes
the hair roots
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-24
GET MISSOURI MURDERER
Lawrence officer Captures Boy Who
Shot Marshal.

Lawrence, Kan, Nov. 24-Albert Meak,
wanted in ST. Louis for murder was ar
rested here at the Union Pacific depot.
He shot and killed Frank w. Guynard,
a deputy marshal, while resisting arrest.
He confessed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-24

AS special lots are closed out the man
ayers are drawing upon their best regular
stocks for new specials. Preparations have
been made in this way for a great business
on Saturday. A few of the extra values are
featured in this advertisement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-24
NoMatter HowLow

A price we make, you may de-
pend upon receiving good quail
ity. Free delivery to all parts
of the city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
.ENOS3URCH

Nh e a. Myers with her two Children
fr m Tcttcu"illc station Island. ar" PASS
ing the summer AZ tho home OF II. p.
Hopkins Mr.. Belle D. Head OF Mont
gomery center with Mrs. l.. Cotton and
children r Wahan, Mass. who are sum-
werns at Mr. Rowley's hotel passed
"Wednesday az the Wright homestead.
VII re- the ereat-great-gra ~
Mrs. cotton settled 100 Years aEo.-Mrs.
+. l.. nonnold is III and her sister Miss
Blanche Woodward. IS caring for her
{. r. Leach Is confined t. His bed with
an attack Of the gr'p.-Mss Mildred Lib
hey OF EnosburR Falls Is at tho Wriaht
farm. visiting her cousin, Helen Wright.
TN" Rev. and Mrs Jackson Of st Al
bars are AZ Maple Grnnrc for a short
STAY Never I'm the memory of the oldest
people have springs and wells been so dry
a. at the present time. Almost every one
Is suffering from lack of running water
ana it T. getting to be serious. Most of
the farmers ar" Through hayinc. with a
crop above the aNcr9Ec.-NrS Dix of
MONTGOMERY Center passed Tuesday at
tine home Of her cousin, g. H. Carpenter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
WEST BERKSHIRE

Tho Woman 1Ioinc Mirsionary society
met with Mrs llcar$ lloadlry august -
Nh and Mrs II. O. Hicks attended
the funeral of his sister. Mrs. W. +. Tur-
ner, at North Sheldon Thursday.-C. +.
weld has purchased George ! emlr's
house in this village.-Nrs. W. ;. Living
ston Is passing 10 days with her sister.
Mrs. Chester Elwood. in Elmorc Mr..
~ crald Stewart Of Montreal. que,
are visiting Mrs. Stewards grandparents.
MIR. and Mrs. G. x. BurlcS on. The
Mise, Hazel and Mildred Croft, OF
Nashua, \. H.. are guests of their cousin,
Mrs i. J. Chanee.-Nrs. clara BaSha"
Of Nrhford is visiting here
Sunda" at the Methodist Episcopal
Chuch, Sunday school viii be held at the
usual hour, but there will be no preach
Ing until 1880 D. m. when the pastor will
preach on THE Divine Helper. A mems
meeting Will be held at Union Chur h,
East FRANKLIN, on Sunday at , p. m. The
speakers viii tie e. ". Gates and the
Rcv. :. u. Carpenter Every man Is in
vited. Mr.. ana Mrs. Harvey chadwick
OF Sheldon pissed sunday at u. q. Pax
man
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
MILTON.

Pcrley Hewcy, who has hocu visiting
his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs O. II IIewev.
has returned to lis homo In Springncld.
Mass. lilo was accompanied home by hts
brother. Adds, who Viii spend several
weeks with him.-Mrs, Grant Pattee and
daughter, Ruth, OF New London, Conn,
are visiting friends In town Arthur md
Clarence Phelps urc homo from Rich
mond for a tWO weeks vacation.-Miss
Dora Calvin of uubbardton IN visiting her
uncle ana nunt MI and Mrs. q, II.
tewcy.-Mrs OphcliA Ladd OF Burling-
ton IL visiting Mrs &. i. Sanderson.-
Mr., ara Mo, George Woodward and
Mla Emma Quinn spent Monday and
Tuesday with friends ut Jericho Cen
ter-GcorBo MinoHler has returned from
the hospitul.-A. l.. Cudury has eono to
Berlin, n H., where he has Il position
In pulp miil-M Mrs, Minnie Maohay who
has been caring for her father, FOB Wsg-
ner, for few days, has returned to
EnuHhuTg.
Mr., and Mrs William Gorden ara the
parents or a daughter, born Saturday
A, Il, Ashley has completed his booth
fer the moving picture machlne.-il, q,
Loyins was in she,buyne Monday and lost
his Luchcthook GA tho way home, 1t
confined no money, but several notes.
arthur ana Clarence Phillips are at home
Master Rodney Phillips of Sheldon
Springs is IN town for the Episcopal
camping at Camp Martln.-Mrs, II, C.
PcyinH ana Mrs, q, J., Morse are in
shsrdan uisitinH .aES- Edward fhilips,--
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RICyTFCRD.


annual '''ctIhg OF the Vermont
at '''S''"" conference is to lie
-" ,"' +l'NfH' CHRISTIAN 'hurcH
80 '','' n'1'' l'oi" octooer to Pct"-
1"' OF the Methhols'
" "''4 .".'' ir''Hus gave mouse
''O.'"E H"5"s' ~ MI
~ 74''''''' !" 'he new
v" '"'H S''ec'' 10 WHlch MI
.'''' '''' summons nave moved IN"
"""S' was wei hllea' refreshments
WIZ S'' N'"' ana pprSo or money was
pI'S'"''" |" MI ana MrS' summons
MISS ''''ruuo ION ana MISS orphH
'"''" are PHSS'HF i'" WeoNS IN h"S-
TO" ana hl'N'--Nlrs' bahlel harper
ana Mfs' N!e' Jacobs are IN HoIland'
flames H. Noo'Slde OF Port Arthur.
ont was recent visitor at the home
"i ms uncle me kew D. H. wallace
MS was thclr hrst meeting IN a.
NearS'-Feo'Ee flie and his mother
nave moved from sutton que. 20
"p" SHcH'S IN INC Ihloh sblock' So
tall'd d. MI Flto - the night watch
man OF tho C. r. r. yard engine here
-- Boston morning PAPERS reach Rich
ford throc hours carlier tnnn former
lv. those being fcnl via Essex Jun'-
ton ana - Alhars since the change
IN train schcdulc ON the Central Yer
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village. quantity for fire protection
haa hem inlnnnndnd La tho nm n La. 70

village. A quantity for fire protection
has been impounded in the smaller re-
servoir, but this cannot be used ex-
cept for fire protection. The situation is
serious now, but would Je renewed by
copious showers The shower Of Sunday
was of short duration aud did nothing
toward increasing tho water supply.
Lawns are quite green ad vegetation
luNurlant but the waterfall for some
time has lccn only showers which ala
not keep springs and small streams from
drying up. Francis Gotta and Paul cab
ana of Sutton, que, were arrested after
driving a livery horse furiously in this
place. Brought before r. \. Cougor.
justice of the peace, each pleaded guilty
to first offence OF intoxication ana pa III
u fine Of s. ana costs amounting to Sill
In each case. -. w. Carpenter, town
grand Juror prosecutcd-M and Mrs.
George Snyder and daughter, Hazel OF
Boston are visiting relatives hero Miss
Eva Pond of burlington + sitting NJ
the home Of hrr brother arthur VI.
Pond
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

4 .umor chat the road to STnsglers
Notch is impas~ah'e IS entirely incor-
rect rs II has never teeu in better condi-
ton People ale visiting the Notch every
day Mrs, Herbert Pratt underwent
surelca. operation az The Mary Fletcher
hospital n Burluaton Thursday Miss
Jessie Pearl Tucker and Allen r. Brown
were married Wednesday August . at
the home cf tho brides parents, the Rev
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
WESTFCRE.

Mr.. ana Mrs. II. T. Fay are the parents
Of son, born on August 3.-Mr. and
Mrs Edwards OF oklahoma are visiting
Mt l.. G. Ilalls's.-Thc Ladies' social
circle met Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. +. II. Rugglos ID {. Williams
Of Jericho completed the foundation for
the soldiers monument Saturl4y.-Fred
Foste~ Of Jericho has moved TO John
Rice's farm, vacated by Edward Mncla.-
Mrs Maude Jcnne Of East Berkshire Il
whiting friends In town Miss Medn Rice
IS at home after Il brief stay in Plntts-
burSh.--Miss Florence Smith goes to
walden this week to srcnd q few davs
In camp.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10

| uay eNennS.-Mr. ana MrS. Arthur IL.
Packard and Mrs Packards parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Tliland Leach of North cam
bridge, are camping al Malletts Ray
Tho Rev. ANA Mrs. Bradford OF East
J Dorset were in town Sunday, Mr.. Brad
/ ford conducted the services at the Con-
rrosatioual Church.-Mr. and Mrs Frank
! Wentworth and Mrs. Charles Reynolds Of
! burlington spent Saturday NJ tho home
OF w. r. Curtis. This is MIR. Wcutworth's
first visit here In % years Miss Fannie
Griffin went Saturday to her homo in
. ClOvcrdale to remain over Sunday
Wright Foster returned Sunday from
Wcstford. where he has been for rcv-
crnl days nt the homo of hs brother,
Fred Foster
Willard Dinrlor. who has been in
Eden since May. Is Mt homc.-Frank j.
Yandow has finished work for r. r.
Chase and has gone to hts hmne In
Willlston Miss Anna VANITY is to
take Miss Susie Carroll's place at G.
s. Palmor's.-Mr. and Mrs II. T. Chase
and children, Phillip and Harriet, David
Rissonctte and Miss Ethel McGinnis
haVo been at Mallotts BAY for u fcw
dnyF.-A Y pound boy was born Sat
urdny TO Mr.. and Mrs Albert J.. BY
ington.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Fust or
OF Wcstford spont Sunday with his
paronts.-rhe choir Of tho ConFrcga-
tional Church was assisted Sunday by
Mrs. II. c. Hnwlcy. who also aang n
solo.-Miss Louise Mattress has been
at homo from Jericho Center for a
fow dnys.-Scth Westbrook OF Seattle,
Wash. james Lynch Of Denver. colo,
ii "a I
visiting Mt Lorenzo W. Rlcc's.-Afrs. 4.
D. Cochrano is Mt A. p. Evington'g for
a fow wcclSg.-NTre. Loretta Pierce Of
Lincoln. Mrs, Mary Butler Of Hines
burg, Mrs. Lathrop Of Now Haven MINIS
ana Mrs, Freeman Fay Of Wnooslll
valley have been at Napoleon S!stcrs
Miss Gertrude Sisters has returned t.
burlington after short visit at home -.
Mrs Bert Patterson of Saranac, y. T..
and Miss Gertrude 1Ianlin of Helena,
NJ Y, have been visiting Mrs. pattcraon's
brother, Chester A. Derby, MT ]. II. SAT-
ford's, Sr. TUESDAY Mrs. Patterson, Miss
Hamln ana Mr Derby went TO johnson
t. visit Mrs. John Derby and family
Mr. and Mrs. FRANK Wentworth. who
have been visitiuT in town ere from
Seattle, WASH, ana not from Burlington
as was st1tod.-Mls Pierce Of Lincoln
Mrs. Butler Of IIinesburg and Mrs
I.athrop OF New Haven Mills, who have
hecn Mt Mir. Sisters, have gone to WI
noosih valley to visit at Freeman ray's
-'rLc tcv. und MIS-. Bradford returned
Tuesday 20 East roract.-Nfr and Mr.,
william Roberts have returned from
South Hurl'n@ton, where they were called
hy TIE donth Of Mr7. Rohcrta'4 father
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
JERICHO CENTER.

g. F. Smith of Morrisville, master
VI the state Grange was in town Tues
lay.-The body of Silas Chase was
brought here Sunday from Tnderhill
Ter burial in tho family lot MIR. Chase
iiod suddenly in South Burlington Fri
Day. He Is survived by daughter in
This town, Mrs. William Robcrts.-Mr.
ma Mrs. ". j. Morton have returned
from two weeks trip through the
Southern part of the state. whore they
Rave been doing Photographic work.
'h'rc was public meeting of Mans
Aold Grange Tuesday There were
listing members from Essex, Shell
'urne and Richmond.--Alr. ana Mrs.
"olcott Beach are at Irving l.. Thomp-
'"Hs for week or morc.-Mrs. Jennie
Hansom and daughter Jessie. of Brat
lcboro are visiting relatives here IN
heir former horne
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BAKER SFELD.

Mr. and Mrs y. ". lsham 90 Lebanon.
y H.. visited at the home IF Warren
Isham Frldny-A son was horn to Mr..
ANA Mrs. Irving Stone Saturl1Y-Mar-
shall Field OF Woodsvillc, y. H. is
spending his vacation with his parents.
Miss Ina Start OF Bellows Falls IS
spending her vacation with her mother,
Mrs. +. y Wells. MIR and Mrs. Howard
Mardsden and son, Francis, who have
been visiting Mr.. and MrS Peter sham
ley. have gone to Portland. Me Mr. ".
-. Stuart and son, clifford. of Fairfax
are visiting Miss Anna Spofford DR..
George Il. Cutler, a lifelong resident OF
this place, died SUNDAY. The funeral was
held the following Tuesday. George
Hrmcll Of Worcester Mass. is the guest
of Lis sister. Mrs Paul 81 dGh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
hIGHGATE SPRINGS.

The camping season on the rlatt shore
has been of tho best. 1t opened nearly a
month earlier than usual. ara all tho cot
tages, except three private cottages not
to rent, In the Randolph camp. have been
fall for tn' past month, white there has
always been room for one moro at
Platts Lake View House, he has had tho
largest business " any season The eN-
cursion season at MississQuoi Park has
been the smallest IN Reorni years. only
a few coming, There have been fewer
campers on shipyard Bay than usual
this scason.-Tho Franklin House IN on
joying good patronage THIS season. the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
rTILT0fT BORO.

Tho death of Mrs. Maria Smith camc
Thursday morning az a shock 10 tho cu
tire community She had been I'm her MS
uaI health until Wednesday cvcninr
when sho was taken suddenly m with
acute Indigestion, Mrs, Smith was 90
years Of age and the greater part Of her
life has been passed here, where she has
always been highly respected. She lenvc.
two sons, Fred, with whom sho resided
and Burt Of Boston, two brothers, CIar-
enco Blake OF 81, Adams. Charles Blake
OF Scottsville, Mich. nnd one sister, Mrs.
Win Howard OF Cambridge. The funeral
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10

MIR. and Mrs / &c. Cormla have been in
Barre visiting relatives Mrs. Mary
Smith Of the west part Of tho town died
suddenly Of acute indigestion. sho was Ct
years Of asc Nr. and Mrs. George Wood
ward and Mrs Quinn aro In Ierlrho
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
ENOcRTRC FhTT.E

Lax " . - SNs + Z: l. -.
Mrs. L. j. Parmelce sprained an ankle
BY falling from Il stc.laGder in her cot
tase at Nyerside camp Tuesday after
nooH-Mr. and Mrs y. w I-ham and
dauehter, linda, of Lebanon =. H., are
guests OF Mrs. Isham's parents Mr.. and
Mrs j. c. ToWlc-NrS Ann Cotton IL,
suffering from injuries received by a fan
SUSTAINED Friday at the old farm house IN
Franklin. Her right ann was broken
near the shOuldcr--J. :. sherman LEFT
riday for Boston. Io was 81 guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Il. i. l.uvc;y.-E. H.
Barnes Of Somcrville Mass Joined lis
family here Frdny.--A son was aarn to
Mr.. and ~. l.. j. Hers Thursday- Mrs
/. q. Libby ~ Mcntt1nlc-y has rented
looms of MIR y. j. DarTah ana intends
opening a millinery rarlor.-A Gaushtcr
was born to Mr. ami Mrs. W. 5. Pclsc ct
Nashua, ~ H., July o.. Hrs Tcaao IS
Il daughter of Nil ana Mrs. \. =. croft
Mr.. ana Mrs. byron Woodward have sold
their house on North Main street to ).
y. BROMLEY and moved to their farm at
North Lurg.-Thc public library viii
he closed during the present mouth.-AliSs
Glenra Libby OF Montgomery Is at tho
home OF h,r aunt Mr. J.. f.. Bcatty.-
VIII Cook has rented the building on
B!smprcE street. f,ri.,liv ,r,ui,Ll Inv
the late Mplru D'N,u. when. h. iut,uls
10 open harness shop Mr.. g.. Is. M
On ana two sons OF Everett, Mass. arc
ut the Cotton place for Few W,ek~.-The
trustees have cugaged Andrew Porter as
MIGHT wutchn!.u .uu t.. yit'a,., ..,rca,4
during the time they ar. without u,n,s-
Mr.. ana Mrs T. r Wilder narrowly ,.-
e. red injury Tburs,lav afternoon on Main
street when "A horse ta., yorr ,,Idinr
frightened nv q MISSING nuinD,,bile
iuuucl into the bur-v. smashing a
rrnut wheel and ,ha dashnoprt b.-l1n
Trusting himself The call oNtarl.j f..
,ha nev J. D.I5 >fiUnr of 1s,arI p5n1
lv St Matthew's clurch Mas pcry nc
ceptca and nnprovod hv Blsho, ..all lie
win enter upon his Duties her. October I
-Georve MONTGOMERY las resigned his
roslticn os .,,oo.f9t.-1,nt of tI,e ,,b,ln.r
plant and run.,ns station after nearly
i've vears of strvico- William Lord OF
sh.rhrn,i, ON, f.. in ,ovo ror , rav.
d..rs-Tbo rar.i, ,r Ja,nos AIr-,..,er.
VIII hnvo boe,, I'm the ,,iDqon-Vincon,
,.tt.u. for 10 .Ivs .r,t,,i i,r,.
Monday. Another party. headed bv Mr.
Yrl Mrs Il. G. Kendall. o~c,lriol tho
cottoo, This veeI, Tro other ,u,,,,le,.!
Of tine marty arc T.. *. Sh7r,ic' ANA
fanily. HnLart [endaU and ;nlt. Mira
A w Kendall and Gaugntar Nv, oF
Ricrrnrd. Mrs = g. Kendall and AR.
Anna I.yncn on1. dausntor. Nav. Of EAST
porkshiro r. G. Burt received So
we're injuries Friday by falling down the
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Est SEELBuRNT.

Mrs. Robert Elliott has returned from
AaSsona, \. y. where she has been visit.
ing hcr brothors,-Mrs. Lott!c l.. Russell
of Everett, Mass, is visiting her broth
or. L. 4. Russell.
Mrs $ NJ. Lee of Lincoln IA visiting her
daughter, Mrs. l. g. Elliott.--Quite a few
from here attended the Pomona Grange
meeting in Jericho Tucsdny.--G. A.
Kcnney's little girl Is bo,tcr.-Mrs. Frank
Thompson has returned from Burlington
whore she went for treatment Of her
arm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10

The school directors have engaged the
Following teachers for tho next year; O.
Il. Wood. graduate of the University OF
vermont with three years experience in
teaching. has been engaged ns principal
OF the Shclburne high school: Miss Jcn-
n" Mckenzie for tho grammar room;
Miss Grace Fitzslmonds for tho lntcrmc-
diate rooms, Miss Grace Jackman. prl-
mary room; Miss Matte Stoddard, assist
ant Miss Louise S. Gates at the fails
w. T. Palmer and family are spending Il
week at their cottage at Thompson's
Ioint.-Mlss Matte Stoddnrd IL visiting
"cr sister. Mrs - j. IodEklns In John
son.-Dr and Mrs, w. S. Webb ARE at
Shelburno House.-Champlan Chapter,
No. 3d. o. l.. s., entertained a large dele
cation from Otter Crock Chapter, No. "A,
Q. L. S, 90 Nergenncs. Friday night Mt
then regular meeting. Refreshments
were scr 'ed.-Miss Alfrcdda Stoddard
spent Sunday with her sister. Miss T. j.
Ilodskins in Johnson.--W. \. Wood spent
Friday with his son, Harry, at Deer point.
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SHEL.BURNE.

was heid Saturday Mt y. m, ut the Bap.
list church, Georgia Plains
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(C~ntinued on FaKo d
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-09
HURLEY HELD ON
 CHARGE OF THEFT
Arrested on Evidence Fur nished by Private Detec- tives Planted" In Silver Works.

After several weeks of vigilance b! Pinkerton detectives disguised as employees, of the Whiting Mfg. Co. Christopher Hurley, aged 20, living in Seaview avenue, was arrested by the police at noon to-day as he came out of the factory.
 The private detectives reported te Supt. Birmingham this forenoon tha1 they had detected Hurley in the act of concealing a bar of silver. weigh ing several ounces, in his clothing and had taken it from him.
 After a conference at Police head quarters, Supt. Birmingham dispatch ed Sergeant Clayton L. Smith, the po- lice clerk, to the factory, and he loit- cred near the doorway at the noon hour until Hurley walked out. The private sleuths pointed out Hurley and Smith at once arrested him.
 Before the arrest was made, the work rooms reeked with reports that something of the sort was impending. Several hundred crowded around Hurley before he was placed in the automobile patrol which was nearby.
 At police headquarters. Hurley de- cIared he was the victim of a gross injustice.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-09

Completely baffled by the myster3 surrounding the disappearance of three magnificent diamond rings, the house hold of Charles P. Moves, a million 1 aire broker of New York, with a fine country place at Trumbull. has turned to the police to assist in the search. The rings were first missed last week, when Mrs. Sarah F. Clark, aunt of Mrs. Moves. and a. frequent visitor
 at Cloverhurst. the TrulnbuH resi- dence. found they had disappeared from her dresser Their intrinsic value is grear-just how much Mrs. Clark was not able to state today-but probably over $1,000, while they are much more prized as heirlooms. One of them was fashioned from three dia- monds. small one in the center. with the larger ones. made over from \ pair of earrings belonging to a decease ed relative of Mrs. Clark while the others were a marquis ring including many diamonds. and a cluster ring, with sapphire center, surrounded by diamonds.
 Mrs. Clark prized the jewels so highly that she kept them in what she considered place of perfect conceal ment. She had upon her dresser a small box, in which were several pairs of gloves that had not been worn. She was accustomed to deposit the rings. when they were not in use. in one of these gloves. being convinced that they were safer there than in any other, part of the house.
 The hone at their period of the yearhis nek, occupied save by one or two domestics. and Mrs. Clark her self Returning from a visit to rela- tives in New York. the middle of last week. she followed her usual custom of depOSiting the rings in the glove box. day or two later she opened the glove box and discovered to her disnay that. though nothing else ap- peared to have been disturbed. the rings were gone
 ! Mrs. Clark was at loss to &C., count for their disappearance. The house had not been alone for mo- ment. The domestics. of which only one or two were retained for the win trustworthy and above suspicion. Yet she was positive that the rings were placed by her in their accustomed place. Saturday she communicated news of the strange disappearance of the gems to Dr. B. w. White, broth was at first convinced that the jewels had been misplaced accidentally, and yesterday he with other relatives made a thorough search of the entire house.
 Last night they gave up the hunt convinced that the jewels were not in the house. MT. Clark is positive she did not touch the jewels after she placed them in the glove box. She is equally positive that none but the domestics and she knew of their hid ing place unless without her knowl- edge someone kept her under sur veillance as she entered the home, and taking advantage of the big es- tate with it's consequently remote neighbors. had been able to peer through the windows to see what she did with the gems.
 Mrs Clark visited police headqua-- ters to-day, and reported the details of her loss. A description of the missing rings was given to the de- tective bureau and instructions given to the detectives to be on the lookout for the appearance of any rings corresponding to the three that have disanDea red