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E L L IO T T ’S oh of ber were abont rty members ! Sir: The letter of “SeneX” Is so dignified In its “ Repeat after me, 11 swear this to be my name and bell 'own ho resided In ! tone t$mt Ifipi enoqnraged to oomment on R, the and handwriting,’” said the Clerk at the Kiogston of .... inbllo St. attend* ohureh. The ! more so as hls otostng allusion to the Book of Police Court on Monday to a woman who was STORES, way branch had grown waB astonish- making a declaration. The woman; “ I swear that _____ . They had 8 0 ooi ter, Daniel deals with a tople wbloh I have often LIMITED while an old lady aged 93 y< was a worshipper lng, and lb now 'nfimbered 70 members. This, ! my name Is Mary Ann.” Prices range ooupled with e am is of other institutions, was studied, with sympathetic attention. Bat my at oh arch on Easter Sunday. particular reason lor dealring to comment on Arrrstbd on H is W edding Day. (Opposite 8. Saviour’s Churoh), evldenoe of ke Interest that was taken in j Alfred Hughes, a young man who was bound . upward from ALL the work of • ohi It was a tremendous 1 "Ssnexta” getter Is hls referenoe to the Irish Ohnroh oontxoteray of 40 (not 50) years ago, as to over at Marylebone Polloe Court on Monday on a . The annual Vestry meitl . responsibility i be t! first vloar of a new paparish ; ohargo of drunkenness, was arrested on Saturday e he vas building for the future whloh he makes an astounding statement, only EASTBOURNE £2.10 s. each 'morning. The Vicar (Re' like that, beem one line of whloh out of four Is true. He says: afternoon after he had been married. Hls new And at MEADS. presided, and was su; for the pep pie w! ) were to come afterwards, brother-in-law, Charles Henry Tame, was oharged __ to la; [down the lines of the build- “ What has happened since? I am given to under for 9 ct. gold with Atkinson, Col. J. (he wanti stand that the Irish Churoh Is stronger than with the same offence and was fined. warden) and OoL H. 1 . _ oorreotly from tl very beginning. He'was Jihkukful to all bis frl ends—there were so many in before, slnoe It has been put on Its own bottom, fully jewel! id lever and others. and laymen have had a larger share In the manage W andering Goat in Oxford street. Triophon* Numbers: The V ioab said they the parish—fordsh—for the Material help. they had given A goat found straying In Oxford-street Is to be him. The burden of financial responsibilityrespi was ment of the affairs/’ , South Houses, 227 and 27. movements. Johnstons among ' The lfist few words respeotlng the larger share of sold by the pollae, no one having olalmed It. - ■ largely taken offhta shoulders by the large number Huam Bxaxob, 297. Kern being Mr. ion. treasurers, abd this Rave! the vloar more the laity are the only words whleh can be accepted 8AM PI as based on fact. There exists an overwhelming No H oliday for F irem en...... _ and M r. firm 3to had pleasure e to devote to the spiritual side of the work. During the twenty-four hours ending at seven Telegraphic Address: In again nominating C >1. J< . I as his warden. lr. H olyoake, In presenting the ohuroh mass of evldenoe to oontradlot the supposition that f the Irish Church is stronger than before, and that o’elook on Monday evening the London Fire “ Eluott’i Sroxae, v X (XGabb proposed- thi ___, Abbott should acciounts, said last year they had rather a heavy Brigade were called out seventeen times—six times h a ' ...... lie’s . >ardenj saying that he was deficit, but he was Riad to say there was a different Disestablishment has benefited the Irish Ohuroh 100, TERMINUS BjOAD, or promoted the good government of Ireland. to false alarms. The aotual fires Included three «* y . , . id . have .. no bell. report on this ocorsion, the Improved state of blazes on oommons. W. BRUFORD & BOURNE. This proposition wai ttnanli aously oarried. affairs being largely due to the free will offering " Seiu x ” says be has been given to understand Col. Johnstone proposed Mr. Hashing fund. He thought ihero was nothing so healthy all this, which implies that hls opinion has been Motor W agon F alls in Hiver. seconded the re-eleotion of! the sidesmen, viz., as a small deficit, because people would think they formed on untested hearsay, and this it is that has At Clltherhoe on Monday a motor wagon from Councillor R kw iia [proposed Mr. Gibbs as Messrs. A. C. Gsbb, F. R. Mi kwlok.W, J. Taylor, need not give so muon if there was a balanoe on led him astray. On the other band, I have studied Blackburn orashed through the wall at Eldlsford iTER YR5 warden aud the motion was secdnded and A. E. Infield, F. W, Ratollff, roe and J. the right side. Therefore he was sure they would the matter very carefully for many years, and Bridge and fell Into the River Rlbble, 40-ft. below, TEA AND COFFEE ;:oaiTMdona*lm<^7&- i>: --- ■ ;'-j4*** ‘ , Hands. -. - • rejoice when he told them there was a defloit, and have investigated the situation on three several A stoker named Abbott, of Blackburn, sustained a Mr. Gibbs said It was his 29th yea) I In that Mr. Gabb briefly returned thanks. rejoloe still more when he mentioned that that oocaeions by personal Inquiry on the spot. The broken leg and spine, and Is not expected to (ST. MARTS). ition. He and his oolleagne were, he fuppooed, The -Vioab proposed and CoL Abbott seoonded deficit was only £l. Is. 3d. He remarked chat be substance at the evldenoe available Is In a few recover. A navvy riding behind had a leg broken. P*rlsh was leads, but. they would see that the the appointment of Sir John Ottley and Mr. S. would like to see an Increase In the ohoir and words th is: That the Ohuroh of Ireland and Pro John Kinder, driver, jumped off the wagon before the. Vioab (the had identy Of wo kflaughtegL j Bussell as lay representatives to the annual meet organist fund, whloh only amounted at present to testantism generally is being starved out In many the orasb, and esoaped with a shaking. EXPERTS. Amongst those MtTpHookh proposed and Mr. Gibbs seoonded ing of the Bishop of Phlohester's Diocesan Fund. seven or eight gulnop, to such an extent that It places In the south and west, and Is bring idgen, Mr. H. fi. the re-elcotlon | t the sidesmen at Chris Chnrob, Thp’Vlear said that, althouj the matter was not would bear the entire burden of the ohurch music. oppressed, Insulted and flmted In every possible Egg-Rolling F estival. Johnson (ohuroh- with theexoeptl in of Mr. Fowls, who hall left the, 'one for the Vestry ta deol he intended to add Mr. De Mierre, ip giving a statement of the way where Home has the chanoe of doing this. Preston's quaint egg-rolling festival, whioh dates Gounolllorj J. parish. Thenar iss of Messrs. Dommett,! Iher wood to .the ohuroh oounolli the mes of Mr. Foedlck frebwlll offering fund, said there were 129 sub I will begin my evidence by a personal experience from mediaeval times, was observed with great A. A. Ohapmi . and KlmpUra w and Admiral 0. H. e, subjeot to the scribers and the total receipts were £132. 3t. Id. only three years old. On a certain Sunday I went gusto in Avenham Park on Monday afternoon. Mr. .Mr. J. H. Campion With regard thh' St. Philip’s sldeehnen, the oonsent of these gentlemen. The expenses this year were rather heavy on to the ordinary morning servioe at a parish ohuroh. Fully 40.0CO children and adults assembled In the Coles Coles, and otbi Rev. I r a n - m he would particularly like! to Col. Abbott then presem id the Vloar with a account of starting the fund, and amounted to After It was over the rector told me that he was spaoious valley and rolled their gally-hued Easter PUKE CHINA TEAS* now the rector of the parish and town of Kells, The Vi his pleasure at thank Mr. JInm for bis work. | oheque for £117, the; East offering, and Mr. £9:9«, 51., but that, of coarse, would not reour to ;s along its slopes. Miniature battles were •eelng Mr. so well In health, Mr. JlNMAN id he had not been able to do half Woodward returned’ Is slm « thanks. In oon- nefiily so great an ext cut In another year. The where we were talking, but that as the resident ulged in and, when the eggs were broken, they renretted 1sh Clerk (Aider- what he would ave wished to da olusion, the Vioar sail he mi it voioe their appre- balanoe paid over to Mr. Holyoake was £122.13s. 8 1 , clergy In two parishes a few miles off had been were eagerly devoured. SO MUOH RECOMMENDED BY The Rev. H said he would like bo add the olatlonof the exoellei work done by the organist and this amount had be m * • ' t :.. j-M J: • •" j!' ti it'.'* EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1914. r Injury to bla face, Notwithstanding this draw back, however, the West Sussex team continued DEVONSHffiE FAKE. . . ..Tr} if V. i to have the better ot the exchanges, and quickly added a couple of points to their eooount, Taylor Following the successful oonoerts on Good flooring first and Best (from a free klok) doing the REAL Friday, the many popular attractions at Devon • I f < 4 ;". I honours subsequently, The IJantbournlans, an the shire PaiPark gained the support ot oonsldioonaldera 1 Most Wonderful Value! other hand, failed to soore,the mitoh thus ending | sections or visitors and residents,estdents, each day wttnewli In a well-won victory for Worthing by four goals lng a large Influx of pleasure seekers. WM to nU. The presentation of the cup took plaee on Melsterslngers Orchestra maintained Its hoiId upon I the ground, Mr. H. B. Oox (ohalrman ot the the publle throughout the holidays, the marked oounotl ot the Sussex Oounty Association) handing SPRING | efficiency ot the Instrumental body oomblnlng the trophy to H. E. Taylor, captain ot the winning with the excellence ot the programmes to ensure side. If 1 • a class ot mustoal entertainment In all respects H k M M t ; Worthing.— W. Lawrence, goal; A. Lake and 8. MEANS agreeable to the tastes of large audlenoee. The £ 2 . 1 0 Potter, backs; L. Mainwaring, J. Smith and P. Hide, vocal artists also contributed appreciably to the £ 2 . 1 0 half-backs; R. M. King, H. Best, K. Hanmore, H. E. attractive and enjoyable nature of the oonoerts. E A S T B 0 1 Taylor and E. 8. Noioe, forwards. On Saturday Mr. Denis O'Neil delighted with his S t Mary’s.—T. Medhuret, goal: A Teague and B. TAKING UP CARPETS Irish songs, and on Sunday Miss Caroline Hatchard Bennett, hacks; E. Diplock, W. Stonham and G. appeared with great suaoees In a series of well- Morley, half-backs: F. Morley, L. Hide, H. Teague, T. Collett and 8. Q. Tugwell, forwards. This has always been so in the chosen pieces, her artlstlo singing being accounted Referee.—Mr. H. U. Cottrell (Lewes). a real treat by all who had the opportunity of past and it will always be so. hearing her beautiful soprano voioe. The oat- SOLID GOLD THROUGHOUT! stand Ing events on Bank Holiday were, of course, Eastbourne Cup—Pinal. the sports of the Eastbourne Athletic Club end the And fitted with a FULLY JEWELLED LEVER WATOH, also means washing the floors. By no other method skating oarnlval, eaoh of wbloh was the ocooslon which we G uarantee to be a Reliable Timekeeper. » CONGREGATIONAL v. ENGINEERS. of a huge concourse. Good audienoes attended The final for the Eastbourne Cup was nlayet I can you get that sweetness into the house that the olnematogTaph entertainments In the Pavilion, the Saffrons on Monde morning, the _ and other standing dishes, Including the Life JAY’S Special Price £2. 10. Complete, in Case v*: rf'iL , glneero. A large crowd | should come into it in Spring. j Targets, oommondea no email shore of patronage. tlonals opposing the As fully anticipated, Mr. George Robey proved a ; j watohed the matoh, 1 b proved very exoltlng at I II IlH-.sl times, while the i * i always fast and spirited, Vacuum Cleaners cannot really cleanse the floor— strong draw at Tuesday’s matinee, and the enter THE OOUNTY JEWELL EES, Although the “ ( were the more polished prise of the management was justified again on teem, yet the Engine had by no means the nothing can; except soap and water ! Keep ybur rooms Thursday, when Mr. Maurloe. Farkoa and party JAY’S, 56, KING’S ROAD, BRIGHTON. worst ot the exohang end with e little more tidy with a vacuum cleaner, by all means, but when you fulfilled a special engagement and afforded AND COF luck than they aotua experienced they might a nnmerous assembly a very entertaining evening. ' . The first half Mr. Allan Brown aDd his staff have had a busy &T Special Agents for WALTHAM WATCHES. hare won by two or want to give- the house a real Spring clean,i have the week, and it says much for their energies and the producer no material [vantage for either side, Carpets up and beaten. methodical character of their operations that the ihe play being remark ibly even, the defence on holiday festival at this Important oentre has passed both sides keepli “ ipper hand of the attaok. The s h n n h ln ______rards left something______to be I We remove the Carpet in the morning, beat and so satisfactorily. ONEY-£2 to «1,000. desired, although one stinging shot from Read, ■ iL -h relaj it the same day if required., While the Carpet is MEISTERSIN GERS ORCHESTRA. -Mlva N/1 i" 1>.)« a- "Sozir.nc” and Mr Keuna • r.L: - Which hit the bar, deserved a bettor fete. At the | ’FAREWELL CONCERT. Lawson as “ M. Poineral' present th«lr Important THE PICTURE HALLS. ADVANCED PRIVATELY. ler end, Sutton missed /a golden riles In a manner to please everybody. The solo im a weU-plaoed oorner by L. BUloi------bein beaten the floor can be thoroughly scrubbed, The Melsterslngers Orchestra, whioh, under the ,te Interest, Easy Repayments to capable baton of Mr. Norfolk Megone, has been and ohorus singing Is capital, and a niuoh-appro- GALLERY KINEMA. ie Householders. Promptly and In strict the Interval noth goals were visited In turn, but making the room when the Carpet has been relaid oiated feature Is, of course, the graoeful dancing, Tan Ou t Aom n Rnsnwnrr i m n , without any tangible result. After the resumption ministering to the enjoyment of holiday makers at of which the tango in the seoond aot ls the out The audienoes at this delightfully comfortable the " Congers," working well together, eet up a beaiitifully fresh and clean. Devonshire Park during the Easter vooation, con standing Item. picture hall have been every whit as large as the ’Cell MISS A. JEWELL, hot attack, and G. O. Elliott, taking a centre from cluded their brief stay on Wednesday. In the To-day the engagement oondudes with matinee abnormal Easter Influx of visitors lea one to itf'-v Hewitt, beat Goddard with a oapttal shot. This afternoon a programme consisting of works of expect. In seourlng the beautiful ooloured film 86, GRAND PARADE, It’s so very ■ • ’S | (j I ,jy and evening performances, timed for 2 30 and 8 BY TBM- 1, I reverse put new life Into the Engineers, but the Wagner, Tsohalkowaky and Sullivan was sub p.m. respectively. j | “ Honesty,” Mr/ Davis made oertaln of satisfying - ■: if 1 1 TeL 684. EASTBOURNE. fates were against them. Time after time they mitted and carried out In a thoroughly artlstlo “ TODDLES.” the patrons of the Gallery Klnema at the beginning PB0FB88I0N. were round the “ Congers’" goal and oould do THOROUGH, ECONOMICAL & HYGIENIC manner, t of this week. “ Honesty” ls by the worltT For It la better to deal dlreot with the L U 1)1& than The evening performance took the form of a Murray K ing in One of his Drollest renowned Pathe Freree, and throughout its four to apply t c Agents and Financial Com pan lea everything but soore. The ball hit the bar, the mpersonations poets ana the side net, Davis being on several to have your carpets beaten by our patent machinery, “ Humorous night and programme seleoted by I . parts the natural colouring made the picture occasions completely beaten. The crowd became opular vote.” The grand march from “ Tann- On Monday next this amusing play will open at additionally interesting and enjoyable, especially 10 MONEY. MONEY. very enthualaatlo end the supporters of the two process. This method gives the complete satisfaction gau9er” (Wagner) mads a fitting opening, and the the Park Theatre for three nights, with matinee seeing that the soene ls often laid in delightfully teams demonstrated In which, direction their popular “ William Tell ” overture (Rossini) stood a on Wednesday at 2.80. The oompany are playing rural surroundings. The plot of the story 1b In £10 to any Amount. sympathies lay In no uncertain fashion. Eventually of Iqiowing that the Spring cleaning has been well and good seoond. both being vigorously applauded. this week at the Coronet Theatre, London. The brief that honesty brings Its own reward, In spite |for D yspeptics. the Engineers equalised amid great excitement, thoroughly done. f Hermann Lohr’s fascinating valse, “ My Little Daily Telegraph,says:— ■ f; - of the adverse workings of Fate. Thns Jean Casb Advances promptly made to Farmers, but the “ Congers” came again and shortly before | Grey Home in the West,” of oouree, figured on the “ The prod notion of the merry farce Toddles at Morin, wrongfully discharged In the first plaoe, meets with undeserved misfortune for a time, v i H . i Dairymen and all responsible applicants. the end securedired theC winnlngpolnt through Sutton, list, and Mr. Megone secured a very charming ren- the Coronet Theatre, Nottlng HlU Gate, last the result being: Congregational, two goals; | ‘ laughter, until at last his unflinching honesty brings him [2/6, 3 /. P«r n*. ! S m arm Pmvaot Amman, Engineers, one goal. RING UP 141- - O R S E N D A P O S T C A R D the not only baok to a position equal to his first but No Fees charged. equally suooessrul In the evening, j ___ Lord higher, and he wins not only a good post but his Her first song was “ Soul of Mine ” (Ethel Borns), leadows (familiarly known as* Toddles') to escape employer's daughter as his wife. This fine film Advances completed on day of application. Wednesday Bowl—Final. TO-DAY whichwhioh although a somewhat difficult piece In whioh I the matrimonial desims ot his aunt, his oousln, was supported by a good varied programme. Attention given. No Sureties required. | to make an immediatelyImmediately favourable impression, the | and a prettyp widow: Mr. Murray King was To-day “ Law and Outlaw” la the leading film TO Apply by letter, in confidence, to 8 %. ANNE’S v. DAIRIES. andlenoe seemed to greatly appreciate, and Miss extreme):Sly funny as the perplexed and hesitating and constitutes ft fine drama, while “ Her Arnott was compelled to give an additional song. lordllngg ' who was unable to make up his mlnd.'i Husband’s Friend" and “ Gerardlner” (soenio) are The meeting of these teams In the I for the other noteworthy numbers. Exhibitions ore con SPECIAL M. BARNARD A 00., Wednesday Bowl, at the Old Town d on The orohestra resumed with two pleoes, both | He was admirably supported by a strong oast game, great favourites though somewhat haokneyed now, The scene In Toddles’ flat In Paris, when, arrayed tinuous from 2.45 onwards and in the afternoon M tt, L a n o n n Road, Eastboubnx, Wednesday afternoon, produced a ou Sibelius’ Valse Trlste and Offenbaoh’s Baroarolle. In his pyjamas, the young man refused on bis patrons have the advantage of mnslo dispensed by - out____ of____ whlobf______much of _the____ intereet. wap owing 1 STEPHEN iBr •***» Hooter, U ojb. to I pah to the surprising turn of affairs at the commence The audience, however, seemed as if they would wedding morning to dress for the oeremony was violin as well as the pianoforte, whioh In the hands /2 per lb. Pevensey Road never tire of them as they redemanded the first most ludlerous. Miss Helen Ferrers, who played of Mr. Tartan provides the best maslo all day. ment ot the ntatah. St. Anntfd Immediately and enthusiastically applauded at the oonoluslon. atteeked, although they were kicking up the slope, the part o f‘Lady Dover,’ the matohmaklng aunt, EASTERN CINEMA. and after two minutes’ play Perner, receiving a Mr. George E. Cathie, the leader of the orohestra, at tne last revival of the farce at the Playhouse, ON APPLICATION. £3 to_£l,000. rendered a violin solo with such effect that the admirably sustained the charaoter yesterday, During the holidays, notwithstanding the bright, centre from Oorke, put them ond tip. From the EASTBOURNE open weather, and the plethoric attractions in thft 1 audienoe Insisted on another piece, and notoontent while Miss Evelyn Shelley was very humorous as re-sterttha “ Saints'»goln went up thje hlU and with that oompelledthe talented soloist to conoede the vulgar but good-natured ‘ Mrs. Joblyn.’ Miss town, the above plaoe of amusement has enjoyed a BBTT e b s & c o . , Jupp beat Sent with * soft shot whioh the latter yet another. The violinist made an espeoial appeal Jean Bennett, as her muoh-trled daughter, was fall measure of support. The high standard of ehoold have saved, i Thus within three minutes excellence for which Its programmes are noted Is i been established tathe MMUnd CountiM ter St. Anne's had established what proved to be a by not overdoing what the man in the street oolls very attractive, and Miss Clarissa Selwyne was a rears, have OPENED A LOCAL OFFICE ter winning lead, and whereas they foiled, to add to “ fireworks.” Nevertheless Mr. Cathie revealed sporting and fasolnattng widow. Mr. Peroy well represented in the current array of moving their soore, the Dairies were quite Incapable of himself a fully qualified technician of his Instru Marshall’s Impersonation of ‘Mr. Joblyn,' the pictures, prominent amongst whioh are a two-part ting on terms, Indeed they seemed to be so ment and extracted the very best from It. The elderly banker, whose only recreation was sleeping sporting drama, “ The FUly” ; a double - reel ------TWenty-flve started. first half of the programme olosed with a fantasia whenever possible, added to the- ■humour of the oomefiy, “ Beauty Unadorned"; the oomio trick ►TT’S en aback by their reverses that they never EASTBOURNE! ATHLETIC CLUB. 1Won easily by ten yards; close third. Timo, i mln. film, “ The Gloves ot Plaines’’; and a very striking really played up' to their true form. On several 313-5 th secs. on Mascagni’s opera, “ Cavallerla Rustloana,” pleoe.” whioh introduced most of the popular parts. “ PRINCESS CAPRICE.' soenio conception descriptive of a voloano disaster. occasions they tested the St. Anne's castodl&n, BO: STONE TUG-OF-WAR COMPETITION (Looal).- After the Interval Mr. Meaoue led his foroes These and other examples will be exhibited to-day i STORES,. and ouoe they olalmed that Ohuroh allowed the SPRING MEETING. Teams of eight. 1st prizes, eight cases of carvers; 2nd, Dowered with all the natural charm and advan at 3,7 and 9 o’alock. UXXTXD ball to eroes tne line while In the aet of saving a eight salad Bowls. through the stirring maroh, “ Lorraine” (Ganne), tages whioh smart authorship and dainty musictl • oD 7\ im an nf inMi Shrift1m CbulUfEMcL which was followed by A. Letter's descriptive conception oan invest, Princess Caprice, Che merry For Monday next and following days the manage p teM * XuteWWwII MtfrHIp (AnVteiiittefe shot, but for the most part they were com- First round.—Mr. S. Easton’s team beat Hailsham; humorouB pleoe, "A Southern Wedding.” Th!s ment have secured several films of unusual i & Saviour’s Chunk), dealing with other tatters ova have their 1 to aot on the defensive end were at times CHAMPIONS AT] DEVONSHIRE PARK. Hooe beat Alexandra Arms; Eastbourne Borough Police musloal oomedy from the Shaftesbury Theatre, attraotlveness. One of these ls the Edison drama, iff ana Increased. We are the ACTUAL pressed by their opponents. On the other beat Messrs. Spain & Albury’s; Post Office beat East highly amusing example naturally provoked much London, appoars at the Devonshire Park Theatre ", every AppUoaUon will receive lnune- bourne Butchers’ Society. • merriment. The oonolusltr, lu whioh Mr. dl on the last three nlghtB of next week. It is a In two parte, “ The Antique Broooh.” This has to id, St. Anne's, who were happy In the know- The Eastbourne Ai hletto Club’s spring meeting Seini-flnals.—Easton’s beat Hooe; Police beat Post Glaoamo (trombjne) as the bridegroom led off the do with themysterlousdlsappearanceof a priceless and personal attention hy our ot having a substantial lead In points, played Office. ,, charming musical play,1 quite devoid cf the inani EASTBOURNE at Devonshire Park Mo“ nday afternoon attraoloted blushing bride (Mr. H. D NLsbet, flute), who ties whioh mar and disfigure much of the work broooh during a big house party. The occurrence Resident llion ■.THOB. GRUNDY, enough In mid-field, but when It oame to nal.—Police beat Easton’s. oarrled a bouquet con dating of a turnip root, amid eventuates lu ; a thrilling battle upon a flying Removed____ to 44, Oavendlsh-avetrae shooting their forwards lacked, the necessary an exoeptlonaUy large crowd," ope (ofof the largest, In that has been put on the stage In recent years. It foot, seen at this papular rendeevvous on suoh an ONE MILE TRADESMEN’S CARRIER CYCLE a shower of oonfettl, and the final admonishments has a well linked up story of that topsyturvy order express train. A thief Is pursued along the outside (off Bourne-st,), Eastbourne (private house). accuracy in placing the ball, with the result that occasion for many years. It was estimated' that RACE (Open to local employes).—1st prize, case of of the parson (Mr. A Wallis, bassoon) provoked of the carriage, and overpowered while in the aol although they had many shots at goal they Vtore irvers; 2nd, biscuit barrel; 3rd presented by Messrs, wbloh goes so well In musioal oomedy. of strangling his viotlm. Another sensational unable to add to their soore. Towards the finish well Over two thousand people spent the afternoon ludson Sc Son. shrieks of laughter. The oboe player also figured An exceptionally strong oompany Is being sent P C LIBRARIES. watching a wholly attractive and well-varied pro prominently in an ear-splitting cortc-crow, whioh by Messrs. Macdonald and Young, Including many drama, “ Prince,” by Bronoho, deplots the wonder PROMPT CASH ADVANCES. the Dairies Infused treeh vigour Into their play and First heat.—1, A. Shipp; 2. G. Twort. Four competed. quite convulsed the audience. ful sagaolty of a dog, who brings abont the timely on more than one ooeaslon the Saints’ goal was In gramme of keenly-oobtosted events, the deolalng Second heat.—1 , F. Taylor; 2, W. Howell. Four well-known mnsloal oomedy favourites, principally - £ 1 0 upwards. of whioh lasted from[2 30 until, near seven o'elock. Miss Arnott eoored another success in “ Land of of whioh we might mention Miss May Stevenson, rescue of his young mistress In a burning house. C additions have been exhibited danger. Carter proved a rare stumbling block to IfinaL—1. Twort; 2, Shipp; 3, Taylor. Won by three Hope and Glory,” and the oono> rt concluded with “ Mary’s Now H at" ls the title of a capital oomedy,. ring the past week and will be the Dairies' forwards and showed considerable Manynv of the events vfere run In heats, and In view Miss Nan Rose, Mr. Anbrey Mlllward, Mr. Myles London ft Provinces Discount Company, Ltd., of the large numbi of entries an earlier start lengths In fine style. Time, 3 mins. 23 3-oth secs. a humorous Viennese waliz“ The Jolly Fellows” Clifton, and the well-known comedian, Mr. Con- and “ The Gusher” Is a oomedy that will provoke r morning nextit i judgment In feeding the men in front of him. would have been vlsable.l for although the TWO LAPS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS RELAY (Vollstedt). groat merriment. Patrons are promised farther a 19, Lansdoumenoad, Croydon, Ingleton and HorreU were a pair ot * *backs, lngsby BrUrlev, as *‘ The Regent.” The entire beautiful scenic film in oolour, “ Lake Magglore, nee table numerous contests ere brought off with the RACE.—Four lads from each school ran 176 yards. 1st MB. GEORGE ROBEY. production Is thihat whioh was used at the Shaftes- Promptitude, Privacy, Easy Terms and Straightforward while Churoh rendered valuable aseh utmost expedition thi proceedings were somewhat prizes, four gold-centre medals; 2nd, four silver Italy.” In this ls plotured a delightfully Interest O. “ Christ’s Message of tbs side in goal. Jupp and Dlpldok were >best of medals. ! f ,' The matinee at whioh Mr. G$orge Robey, the bury Theatre, i of dally study for private . llnently protraotad, while to ards the end the crowd con celebrated comedian appeared on Tuesday was ing exonrsion In tho environs of the lake named. the forwards, with Ferner showing up pi slderablysrably diminish!diminished. Chief Interest naturally First heat—1, East-street; 2, Wiliowfleld. On the shores are romantlo villages, a castle In 6 nirnl**- 10I2e ' i wing. The Dairies front 111 played a Second heat.—1, S t Saviour’s; 2, 8t.Philip's “ A.” largely attended, the assembly laughing heartily Standard of God's United MONEY. oentred in the doings'of W. R. Applegarth, the 100 rains, luxarlous villas and ohurcbes surrounded by game and the men were neither l ether nor FinaL—1, S t Saviour’s; 2, East-street Time, 1 min. at the witticisms of the “ Prime Minister of THE PIEB. graceful cypress trees. The subject ls altogether 1906, advanced PRIVATELY, at Reasonable __„vldually effective. The defeneeb earns out of yards and 200 yards English ohampion, whose ‘ 3-5th secs. Mirth.” Mr. George Robey was In his best form, “ OasadTs Engineers’ and viotorles were very popular. He won hla heat In one of lndesoribable oh arm, and will doubtless bft and on Simple Norn or H , In amounts of the ordeal very oredltably, bnt Kent was weak In HREE MILE INVITATION FLAT TEAM RACE.— and bis lively humour and droll mannerisms warmly appreciated. ; facta and formulae, prlu- Jtio AND UPWARDS. goad and failed to give a oonvlnolng display. St. the 100 yards handicap from seratoh with the 1st prizes, cases of solid silver tea spoons; 2nd, E.P.N.S. proved lrreslstiltibly funny. He ooonpled the stage Thanks to the Buperb weather and a full eupply 1 branohee of engineering. utmost ease, and It was evident that against M. cake baskets. for noarly of appropriate attractions the Pier was the dally OLD TOWN CINEMA. Call or write. In eonfidenoe, Anne's thoroughly deserved their vlotory not only ree-quartero ot an hour and even at beeanse they snapped np their chanoes bnt J. de Sellnoourt, the Oxford “bine,” who reoelved 1. Surrey A.C. “A ” (G. P. Sweet, G. a M. Morgan, J. the end of t at time the audienoe were reluctant resort of thousands of people during the holiday Large and appreciative audienoes have witnessed MR. L. M. GREEN, 44 yards, he was not lolly extended. So keen was Taylor); 2, Highgate Harriers (C. H. Rilffell, G. C. to let him gi . His representation of “ The barrls- Interval. The returns, we understand, compare IE.(editor), "theAmateur because they were the best all-round side. Teams: Gorringe, S. Ayre). Also competed: Ashcombe A.O., daring the past week the admirable programmes 1 A Havelock-r oad, Hastings, and 92, Terminus-road, tne exeltement In thej final that the crowd swarmed ter” waarei larkably cleverly done and was one of favourably with those Of the best ot previous seoured by Mr. W. G. Wilkinson, the enterprising guide for the handyman, Eastbourne. > St. Anne’s.—Churoh, goal;’ Ingleton and Horrell, Eastbourne A.C., Polytechnic H., Surrey A.O. “ B,” and is. 1814. . backs; James, Carter ana Henman, half-backs; Corke, over the ground and assembled around the winning Brighton and County Harriers. ThriAahcombe team the most do mlar of hla many pieoes. In addition : Easters,—ft fact, Indeed, that would be patent to manager, who labours unsparingly to provide his ney. “ Our Homeland Churches Gravett, Jnpp, Diplock and Femer, forwards. posts, and the raoe w os delayed until they oould be were placed third, j ! ' , ' to the orohe tral Items Mdlles. Katrina Blakowska the unofficial observer, since the throngs were at numerous patrons with htgh-olass representations. hem.” Illustrations. No date, 0 ’S P O W D E R Dairies.—Kent, goal; Lee and Smith, backs; Blnfleld, oleared away. Applegarth ran In splendid form Rutrell and Gorringe led until two laps from home, and Ellse lurtova gave a graoeful display of certain hoars so great that easy locomotion in the On Easter Monday and two following days tb» tatallffe. “ Remlnlsoeneea ot Cook and Pitcher, half-backs; Guy, Langford, Gates, 8. and finished a yard and a half In front of R. E. when the Surrey “ A ” men went ahead, 8weet and danolng. neighbourhood of the bandstand and tho pavilion premier item In a well-seleoted programme was ft Uustrsted In oolonr by R. G ’S P O W D E R Thomas and F. Thomas, forwards. Herring (LAO.), who reoelved four yards start. Morgan finishing strongly. The first five men home MR. MAURICE FARKOA. beoame Intermittently almost Impossible. Gaily plotorlal representation ot Dumas’ great novel were: 1, G. P. Sweet; 2, G. S. M. Morgan: 3, C. H. bedeoked with flags and bunting, the Pier revealed - 1918. GPS P O W D E R In the 200 yards soreteh race the ohampion'egaln Ruffell; 4, J. Taylor; 5, G. C. Gorringe. Won easily. On Thursday two concerts were given In the “ Monte Orlsto.” This film, whioh was shown In , George. " Warwick and Leam- ) umtnlM Win of Wlniecta. showed to advantage, winning In easy fashion Time, 15 min. 14 3-5th secs: Floral Hall by Mr. Maurloe Farkoa and party. the splok-ond-span condition familiar to hnbltueB, three parts, was full of thrilling lnoldente, and id by E. W. Haslehurst. Coloured nuketo&mwtkpetA Bemrayoa from J. Rooney by 10 yards. In the oyollng That In the afternoon was well attended, bnt the and. gennlne pleasure was extraoted from a per was evidently thorougly appreciated by the the Cauda* Kataa*’* Powder and otnarr* G O L F. I, events H. H. Lee, of the Kentish Wheelers, 2M YARDS INVITATION FLAT SCRATCH RACE.- ambulation of its olean and spacious deoke. On •tsnstaie anted label round every tin. - W lst prize, gold albert presented by the Devonshire evening concert] was unfortunately not so well audienoes. In this subjeot the hero, Dante, 1b Home and Careen In Canada." who was the virtual scratch n, aohleved some Park and Baths Co., Ltd.; 2nd, cake basket; 3rd, biscuit supported os the exoellenos of the programme both Sunday and Monday afternoons this favourite entrusted with a message to Napoleon Bonaparte, W IT H praiseworthy successes. He first home In the box. First in each heat and fastest second competed deserved. Mr. Farkoa was enthusiastically rendezvous was literally alive with people, for not and after maov exoltlng adventures he falls Into Willingdon {Eastbourne) Ladies’ GoU Club. the verdlot by a in final. only were the hundreds of ohairs occupied, but I in a lively. Informative style. W I T H mile eyole handicap, ieourtn applauded for hts tasteful and delightful render the hands ot his enemies and ls Imprisoned In a ■ which the intending emigrant length and a quarte r from Harvey, his olub First heat—1, W. R. Applegarth, Polytechnio H .; 2, ings ot a number of songs ot a light oharaoter from seating aooommodatlon generally was extensively rooky fortress, where he ls kept for a number of WITH The bogey competition of this olub took plaoe on mate, with the looa rider, A. Flrrell, a good W. R. Bryson, Polytechnic H. Two competed. Time, his extensive repertoire. He was many times ntUisea, and all the while there was a continuous years. Dante eventually escapes In a sensational Charlotte, The Saont of.” fever put. t hm j clothe* or voollens of any description Thursday with the following result third. Lee also carried off e two miles oyele 20 4-6th secs. stream of proinenaders leisurely pacing the main withoatlLtOi>t having veil sprinkled them Second heat.—1, E. W. Davies, 1Brighton and County re-called, and In response to persistent demands manner, and, after finding the hidden treasure, he reminiscences of the real i * Hep. Soore. handloap. The three miles lnvl itton raoe brought oonoeded several enoores. Other artists who con way. In further addlt Ion must be mentioned large goes into high sootety. He then Bucoesafully deala WUn ivmTimf> irDWugr. Miss 8yminRton ...... 17 — 7 down H.; 2, D. H. Jacobs, Herne HIU H. Also competed: G. analenoes In the pavilion and swarms of folk on me Heger, by Frederlka Kt, ML end is. each, t M issLRolls...... _ 26 — 10down out a good field, In whioh iveral champions J. Oashman. Time, 21 secs. tributed to the programmes were Miss Alice de la with, hls enemies one after the other, and also dt. 1914. figured, Including C H. I (natlonall oross Third H eat—1, J. Rqoney, Polytechnic H .; 2, R. E. Bellandtere (soprano), Miss Lena Kent (oontralto), th« upper landings and also In the handsome tea meets hts wife, who during her husband's Imprison JUGS ft BEETLES, MOTHS ft FLEAS, country ohampion), A. L, ble (the Sussex Herring, London A.C. Only two competed. Time, 20 Senor Den Luiz Figueras (’cello) and Mr. Viator rooms. On neither day did the wind exceed the ment has risen to a position In society. ohampion) and G. 0/Gorrlnge e Kent ohampion). 4-5th secs. :M [ veloolty of a gentle zephyr, and with the sun shin “ TheGtataeof Wrath." JUGS ft BEETLES, MOTHS ft FLEAS. Eastbourne Downs Golf CInb. Marmont. For the latter half of this week the management “ Twlxt Land aad Sky.” , i The Surrey A.O. “A Mam wi \ somewhat easily, FinaL—1, W. R. Applegarth j 2, J. Rooney; 3, R. E. E CINEMATOGRAPH, ing brightly, the pleasnre of sitting out and enjoy introduced a new departure In the arrangement of f t b e e t l e s , M o t h s & f l e a s . Herring. Davies did not ran in the final. Won easily ingw the salubrious,iuuoi vaiuijbalmy muair was woo uutuiauj naturally uiuuumuch " Morget at the Manse.” JUGS although their repres snta'tlves 1 led by Rnffell by ten yards. Time, 20 2-5th secs. The wondi ul• reproduction of “ Antony and the programme, which oonststed entirely of comedy and Gorrlnge until tjhe last t' vo laps. Amongst appreciated. Under the delightful conditions that I and oomio subjects, and judging by the'merriment "Where the Brook andr RASTER MEETING. TWO MILE CYCLE HANDICAP (Open).-lst prize Cleopatra,' i soenes of Shakespeare's drama. Is m At the Easter meeting of the Eastbourne Downs the minor events thp tug Of produced some Sheraton__ 14-day__ clock; . 2nd, pair oof :______mounted horns__ _ the ontstei . feature of the pictorial exhibition prevailed it was soaroely surprising to see the whioh the various Items evoked on Thursday I;"The W e t Called Strain Olnb H. Elliott won the Bruford Challenge Cap Interesting contests, the final g won by the 3rd, fern vase. First three in each heat rode in final. In the Pavl during the latter part of the week. enjoyed. polloe team, who pnUed over aton’s eight, P‘ Itav^sw ota’Tn ]y Wirdotog dt?y Pfor M es^! ' all-ronnde^ nl° g -WCr® excellence m0Ctl enj°yed' the outstanding In P-r0grftlnme feature of " ' fiomanoe of Bniy-Gi I Hill,’ OLD FRIENDS and sweep In n 36-hole stroke competition under First heat—1, H. H. Lee. Kentish Wheelers, 85 yards; The play^_ v loh le elaborately staged and oontalns Campbell, but could they have foreseen the brilliant ___ Non-Stoby Books. handicap. A. E. Kllllok and A. Verdis tied at 77 The principal amigemente i in the capable W. Harvey, Kentish Wheelers, 330 yards; 3, S. H. many aosniscenes of a strikingly beautiful oharaoter, was “ Pimple’s Ivanhoe,” whioh ls a ;hon. see, of the Tale, Kentish Wheelers, 210 yards. Eight started. weather they might have been further represented urlesque on the well-known novel of that name. Hilda T. “The; Campbells of net for the prise for the best single ronnd. hands of Mr. B. Oatt, the popi deals with the annexation of Egypt by the Romans. with advantage. The oomlng and going of the Hep. Score. club, who Is to be c ongrati" 1 upon seem' Time, 5 min. 44 4-5th secs. 1 Cleopatra had sent her emissaries to pay homage I; was indeed a splendid number and waB warmly [TH NEW FACES. pleasure of li Second heat—1, A. Hope, Belle V- yards: 2, D. stately oraft engaged the Interested attention of reoelved. Other subjects were “ Those Trouble- H. Elliott_____ .....______18 —! 167 snob an array of tali nt for Hr Jenner, Kentish Wheelers, 210 ; 3, W. H. to Antony, bnt he demanded that the Queen crowds at the Pierhead. Other external souroes of No date. .• A. E. Killlck ...... 10 - 161 sportsmen. Other of ldala whi tendered valuable Webster, Polytechnic H., 95 yards. I arted. Time, herself should pay tribute to the power of Rome. seme Trusts” and “ He Fell In Love with Ma-ln- mo more ecxeeeSle experience A. Verdie ...... 16 - 168 assistance wereRef iree, Mr. . Other Cheshire, 5 min. 42 secs. speotaonlar amusement were tbe trips- of the Law" (Vitagraph oomedles). “ Tweedledum on ..sifiijc Stoby Books, M , H. Davie* ...... 18-166 Cleopatra complies with the request, but Antony wsterplane and the movements, of the rowing am upon an old friend who has A.A.A.; judges: Fla i event*, dessre. W. H. Burt, Third heat.—1, H. Hi :hes, MarlboroUdh, 150 yards; 2, ulokly falls a viotlm to her charms; hls oonduct Hls First Bloyole," “ Baby Day,” “Joke on the ’ “ The Boy Bondsman, ’ or Under L.V. Sampson...... — 18 — 166 T. H. Rooks and E. F. Vowles; walking, Messrs. W. A. McLaren, Brigh m Stanley, 230 yards; 3, W. G. boats that dotted the surface ot the water. For Sheriff;’and “ The Lovely Princess” (oomlcs) and left bin ailments behind him, H! Q. Bartlett ...... 8 7- 1» Luff, Portsmouth Rj ” yards. Five "started. Time, — - ^ny days of luxurious pleasure the young people especially the new antomatle HL Baker ...... B - IT* E. F. Vowles, H. J. Rotbery, W. Grinstead and aroused resentment amongst the Romans, The Embarrassment of Blohes” (oomedy). “ My Lost! E. H. Rlohards...... 9 - 1TJ W. Hermon; oyollng, Councillor Nledermayer 6 mln. 27 2-5th secs. machines—real novelties many of them—were a On Monday next the noteworthy feature of an looks the picture of restored FinaL—1, Lee; 2, Wei , 3, Jenner. Won by three who deoli an ontlaw. In the end Antony never-ending means of delight, and the cariosity REFBBENCE LIBRAI T. W.Conaeens ___..... __ 10 — 176 (official N.O.U.); tag- if-war, Messrs. E.O. Cheshire lengths; good third. ~ re, 5 min. 34 4-5th secs. destroyed and Cleopatra determined to exoeptlonaUy floe programme will be “ Quo She old haggard expression, G. H. McGregor...... — 10-176 and F. C. Bonner; timekeepers, Messrs. H. J. stalls did hot display In vain their myriad wares Vadlsf” whioh will be produced in three parts. , OoU to Deo., 1918. (Contlnua- A.C. Rust .,..------16 — 179 SO YARDS FLAT H. DICAP (Open). — 1st prize, shareire nisi The manner In which the scents and nlo-naos. Expectations that the R.N.V.R, ot premature old ate, the Rothery and W. H. Grlnstea starter, Mr. O. are preeenl leaves nothing to be desired, the This splendid film, wblon will be shown for the G. R. Stoner------18 - 193 Georgian tea and coff< servioe; 2nd, rose bowl; 3rd, band wonld meet with a popular reoeptlon were first time In Eastbourne on this oooaslon, should of weakness and lassitude, the W.F.Sedgwlok ...------16 - 904 Jenklng; lap floorers, Messrs. E 7 J. O. Gibbs, G. G. cake basket First fl’' in each heat competed In final principal being in the hands of experienced abundantly realised, a large oonooarse being Stonbam and R. BarrattTerry; narksmen, Messrs. First heat.—1, M. J. d aSelincourt______Oxford U.,30 yards; aotors, whose work ls skilfully and effeotlvely ensure a succession of full houses. and tendency to melancholy No re tarn from six competitors. present at eaoh of the admirable performances of For Thursday and two following days toe prin J. E. Harkett, J. H. Bontoft am 1G. G. Slggs; ohlef 2, W. C. A Steward, Polytechnicytechnic H., 43 yards : 3, F. T. executed. the “ boys In blue,” who showed that the Army of practical utility. VoL 148, vanished. He now. Indeed, VAUGHAN WILKES CHALLENGE . CUP. tug-o'-war steward, Hr. B. loke; megaphone Humphreys. Ashcombi A ' O " .,.80 yards; 4, J. E. G. “ Antony and Cleopatra” will be exhibited cipal attraction wlU be a three-part drama by the steward, Mr. W. Baker; oom| etitors’ stewards, Richards, Brighton and lounty H., 55 yards; 5, A. Cress- has not a monopoly ot the best “ servloe” instru Britieh and Colonial Oompany, entitled “ The e new man with pure, healthy , —- First Bound, i j , L well, Croydon AC. and H.H.R., 60 yards. Fifteen ran. daring the t o t three days of next week, while mentalists. •; ____ : Collection. Messrs. J. 8 . Collins, M. W. Cai , F. G. Hutchison, oommeneii i Thursday “ The Third String,” the Master Crook.” This ls a very olever subjeot and A. E, Killlck (10) heat G. R. Stoner (18), 8 and 7. • irogramme and Time, 2 mins. 113-5 secs. The pavilion ooncerts on Easter Sunday were not deplots the adventures of an expert jewel thief. ,Jf. Durr ant. “ A Gil lowing In hie veins, and. eontent------“.Triley ^12),lands. X). H. Book and A. F. C< Second heat.—1, R. Northam, Herne Hill H., 60 first of W. . Jacobs’ series, and the Eastbourne less exoellent than those of Good Friday, whioh is i|ia Use in the Sand i prise steward, Mr. 11. D. »**uiven; assistant ards; 2, L. S. Goodma; L.A.C., 65 yards: 3, M. Muncey, Hunt Races will be shown. fixhlbltlons-are given daUy at 3 and from 7 tUl wrltton on hie face. He is again Sedgwick (15), non. secretary, Mr. E. S. E. Oi pltir; N.C.U. repre- [erne Hill Hy 42y: 4. H. F. Ruffell, Highgate H., 45 ssylng a lot Miss Margaret Cooper again sang In 10.30. NIGHT’S CONCERT, her Inimitable style before large andlenoee, the __>ty. VoL 19. “ Sussex alive and enjoys life instead of and 1. sentative, Mr. G. N. C barman. yards; 5, F. H. Wateon, ;hgate H., 68 yards. Time, 2 “SIXTY YEABS A QUEEN.” E.H, Rlohards (9) beet H. Elliott ( mins, lo 2-5th secs. This (Satt ay) evening there will be a special assembly In the evening completely pocking the Prominent events In toe long life and reign of 116 0 9 -18 3 8 Vol.l, AtoLJ. enduring it If you inquire whet A.. O’F J'Hara (8)------beat1 A.‘ -J.------B^ffl) at*■ the 19th. During the afternjoon the proceedings were FlnaL-A-l, Richards ;’2i Northam; 3, Sellncourt. Won pavilion. The favourite soolety entertainer was , Rev. 0. N. “ Historical Notes of enlivened by a numb ir of pie: selections by hy three yards; good third. Time, 2 mins. l-5th secs. ooneert in Floral Hall. Madame Ada Croeeley, Queen Vlotorla are effeottvely Illustrated In the that has wrought euoh a striking . H. Bush (U) beat J. Bridges (UK 1 up. 11 the: oontralto, and Mr. Mark Hambourg, not, of course, the only talented artist. The concert olnematograph film being shown at the Town Hall rtfleld end Aehdown Forest, G. Hayee (18) beat A. Verdie (16), 8 and 1. the band of the 2nd Ho meOonntl — .»rlgadeR.F.A., THREE MILES WALKING HANDICAP (Open).-lst party generally was one of exceptional oapaolty, for the better, to what medicine or H. Griffith* (U> beat H. Davie* (18), 1 up. under the direction 1 f Mr. \T Burrell. At the the talented ilanlst will appear, and the assoola- by Mr. H. G. Groves, of Tunbridge Welle. The i history of the Sickvllle Family.” rize, tea service on tray ; 2nd, case fish knives and tlon of two inoh popular artiste should ensure a and the whole of the performers acquitted them, exhibition ooonples nearly a oouple of hours, and your friend attributes hie return G. D. Holland (U) beat A.jf conclusion of the flpor is thepri 1 were distributed irks; 3rd, butter dish. selves In a manner to win the hear ' H. G. Bartlett 9) beat F by Mrs, W. H. Burt. S1, E. A Bannister, Heme Hill H.,335yards: 2, C. S. large andl Is divided Into seven parts, starting with the pass _ BRANCH LIBRARY, end vigour, It is more than C. J. H. Tolley 0) beat bation. ing of William IV, and toe aoessslon of Vlotorla, G. B. Flanagan (18 atched. Details of the evente are subjoined :— Doweon, Cavendish H., 135 yards; 3, A. H. Pateman, [ ROLLER SKATING. “ HULLO 1 RAGTIME.” i Bight Hon. Blr Herbert. “ British that he win answer in twe 12. Herne Hill H., 215 yards.. Seven started. Won by 35 and ending with “ the evening of the great Queen’s "bes.” Coloured plates. No date. O. Edmond* (16) beat J 100 YARDS FLAT HANDICAP (Open).—1st prize, yards. Time, 22 mins. 30 l-5th secs. The on ; la now available for roller skating, For Easter week Mr. Hayes' oholoe of entertain days.” The historic story, whioh oovers a consider Byee: E. Baker and C gold watch; 2nd, caeq of fleh knives_ and_u iunoforks; . « 3rd, although the weather is Unfavourable the ment has evidently squared with the popular fancy, Paul N. (editor). "Woodwork- case of tea knives. FI: t in each hept ran In final. able amount of ground, and lnolndes numerous J tools, material*, and processes for pastime c l be Indulged in on the Floral Hall extra performances having to be arranged In the spectacular soenes of marked animation and brtlll- Illustrations. 1906. First heat. — W. R. lApplegarth. Polyt rink, 111 be supplied by a military band early part of the week In order to give a|ll who anoe, was filmed by tbe Barker Motion Film Oom | scratch. Also ran: M. every < l and on Monday, Wednesday and Paul N. Metalworking.” A BEECH A M ’S EASTER THOUGHTS. yards ;< J. A. Bellamy, .O., 64 yards; . BOYAL 0DR0ME. desired to witness! the revue an opportu: pany, who have carried out a difficult and respon end . ocesses for the Field, Elstree AC., i _ ’ jun., Brighton | Saturday i „ Afternoon teas oan be obtained gratifying their wish. Hullo t Bagtime is j sible work with great care and obviously at great In the Indli Pavilion. merry, fareleal and sprightly conoeptli a . 1906. PILLS. To live eaoh day, as If for over, sure and Connty H., 9 yards. Hr. S. W. Winter snooeeded iln eolleoting a expense. Amongst the subjects deploted ton Second heat. —W. toefeni?. H .,. ilendid array of talent for the holiday week, the title would suggest. The production oorohation of Qaeen Vlotorla, {the State ball at Fiction. I shall endure, yards. Also ran: D. H. from the London Hippodrome, Its artlstlo „ “TheSeeret- Outwearing sun and moon and passing N. G. Croft, Eastbourne tartalnment whioh la now belng snbmltted whioh her Majesty signified her oholoe of a Con ling a number of turns of a distinctive < was assured; and If thsloompany are i sort, and toe marriage of toe Prince of Wales are “ Katherine the _ —x ut,” P kxpabhd only by That dead leaves yet havesomSthing i Portsmouth R.C.. 8* J SHIRE PARK THEATRE, and experienced In ‘ The Anglo-Indians." f to the Eternal, Beckenham. 9 yards. . ' ' Vto give pleasnre and amusement to specially striking examples. There are also vivid Which links Itself1 t o f Third heat.—J. Roone. ,, 2 yards. Also | the head [of an attnetive bill are the talnment, certainly no body of vooalls: and reallatlo representations of battle scenes In THOMAS BKBOHAM, St. Helens, Lane. And nothing dies; ran: H. Mnncey, Herne y A.C.,54 yards; ___ ors.^who GIRL IN THE TAXI.” oomedy artists could work with greater Suoh la my faith, In whioh I rest secure* V. C. Freeston, a' 4 Ml -.JY EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, APRIL 1914 Established 1882. ILISH1D 1879. Ay Spatial J/psintnm t Otwi Ttilcri U thrir &eyai B*iIJmum tto (hand Jhtht mU Dutfuu of Bsitn. MB. JOHN 0. TOWNEE, CO., AUCTIONEERS.ja. ULiiui, I. r. I vo, GENT for all the PRINCIPAL PRIVATE EASTBOURNE. WBENNETT A RESIDENCES. 1 HOUSE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. Manager and Secretary ...... Mr. E. A. Bbown, H. W. HASKINGS & SON|3j j To bb Sou>, L et (Furnished or Unfurnished). SURVEYORS. VALUERS. Telephone: No. 9. Telegrams: “Concerts." AUCTIONEER, HOUSE and ESTATE AGENT, M ortgage A Insurance Monthly Property Eegieter SURVBTOR and VALUER. Clerical, Naval, Military and Ladles’ Tailors, Offices 10, CORNFIELD ROAD. 1 .'T' ' ■ • i . ’ ’ I- ■ I' . THE AUCTION MART, 57, TERMINUS ROAD, I n t h e RACQUET COURT Y f ' 84, TermlnuB-road, Eastbourne. EASTBOURNE. ■>, [ j Telephone 1234 Eastbourne. Valuations made for Probate, Mortgage, Transfer of Telegrams Oakdens, Eastbourne. cinematograph (Entrance from Compton-street). I Businesses, &o. DAILY at 3 and 8 p.m. DAILY, 11 to 1.30, 3 till 6, and 7 till 10. , ;> PROMENADE COSTUMES AND RIDING HABITS A SPECIALITY. Auction Sales Conducted in Town and Country. WESTLEIGH, 9, SOUTHFIELDS ROAD. Agent to the Alliance Assurance Company, Limited. EASTBOURNE, TO DAY (SATURDAY), A pr il 18th, The Latest Noveltt, * i 1 I I ~ Telephone No. 7*. j OAKDEN ft 0 0 . And Monday, Tuesday and W ednesday), All Garments Made on the Premises by First-class Workmen in good Sanitary Workshops. Have received ini lotions from the Executor* of the April 20th, 21st and 22nd : ON'MONDAY NEXT. 1 ’ ______to Sell by Auction, on the By direction of the Right Honourable Winifred Premises, as abo re, at an Early Date, Antony and Cleopatra Countess of Leitrim. A WONDERFUL CINEMATOGRAPH SHOOTING o u s e h o l d f u r n i t u r e a n d GALLERY. • r- EASTBOURNE. H I GENERAL EFFECTS. Thub8day, Friday and S aturday, Catalogues in due course. April 23rd, 24'h and 25th. K. FRANCIS & SONS, MB. J. 0. TOWNEB Admission, fid., which includes Six Shots. Has received instructions to Sell by P ublic Auction, Auctioneers’ Offldes: 10, Cornfield-road, Eastbourne. at The Auction Mart, Eastbourne, on MONDAY, Telephone 1234 Eastbourne. “ THE THIRD STRING 8TSOURNE CEMETERY MA April 20th, 19H, at Three o’clock, the Telegrams Oakdens Eastbourne. (First of W.: W.Jacob's Series). e s i r a b l e p r o p e r t y , “ THE GUNMAKER OF MOSCOW,j’ LAWN TENNIS. Monumental Sculptors and Engravers. D KNOWN AS SOUTH LODGE, GRANGE ROAD, EASTBOURNE. FINEST COURTS ON THE SOUTH COAST. Lewes Road, Brighton, “PENTLANDS,” O A K D EN Ac. CO. Eastbourne Hunt Point-to-Point Race Situate in Uppbrton-road, odmpriBing a commodious Bxoellent Grass Courts. Show Boom and Studio : 3 7 , t Have received instructions to Sell by Auction, upon Ac., &c. TON ROAD, KASTB< Detached Residence with Garden and Stabling. the Premises, as above, at an Early Date, Prices : Is. and 8d. (la Seats may be bool Subscribers For Prloes, &o., apply Tennis Pavilion. The Property occupies a commanding position on high OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AN Half-price to Is. Seats. DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES ID.’ TELEPHONE groundround in a select private residential district, within i------rtmtD, and Inclusive easyasy access of three Golf Links, the Railway Station and a GENERAL EFFECTS. ion in any part of the principal Shops. Catalogues in due course. D a in t y A fte r n o o n T ea s a t 6d ; Open Air Boiler Skatin Held on Lease for a term of ninety-nine years, from Auctioneers’ Offices: 10, Cornfield-road, Eastbourne. j THE 25th December, 1877, at a very low annual ground rent Telephone 1234 Eastbourne. ON THE OUTER RINK. Catalogue Submitted Free. of £10. i Telegrams Oakdens, Eastbourne. M a g n if ic e n t SHIMMING BATHS In the event of unfavourable weather Skating on (Ladies and Gentlemen). the Indoor Maple Floor. 3i miles from Eastbourne, 1) miles from Polegate Sea Water at a unifonfl Temperature of 70-deg. Fahr. LANGNEY Station (London, Brighton & South Coast Railway), Music by a Military B and. ROAD half a mile from Stone Cross Motor Halt, one mile Are Open fi om 7 a.m.—7 p.m. from Hankham Church and one mile from Hankham MIXED BATHING - Afternoons 3 p.m. to 6.30, Without Music, Every Morning, 10.30 to 1; With Music, Postal Telegraph Office. Every Afternoon, 3.30 to 5.30; Monday, Wednesday ami Saturday Evenings, 8 to 11. ON MONPAY NEXT. OAKDEN Ac 00. THE PRIVATE BATHS (For Ladiei) and Gentlemen) Afternoon Tea in the Indian Pavilion. The above premises, wl ich have been occupied Bince 1850, EASTBOURNE. Have received instructions to submit for Sale by M B . J . Cf T O W N E B P ublic Auction, at a date in May (unless previously Separate Suites of Bat hs for Ladies & Gentlemen Admission, fid. Skating, 6d., or with Hire of Ball- BIRTHS. f to th e N ew K ihem a Company, Sold by priyate treaty), all that Bearing Skates, Is. having been disposed Has received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, Electric, Ozone, Vapoui, Hot and Cold Fresh and Sea R. — April 10, at 29, Cambridge- at The Auction Mart, Eastbourne, on MONDAY, REEHOLD PROPERTY, Vater. N.B.—Wednesday Evening, April 22nd, exceptod. fe of Henry L. Aubrey-Fletcher, April 20th, 1914; at Three o’clock, the F KNOWN AS f a son. ! HANKHAM PLACE, PEVENSEY, SUSSEX, o m p a c t m o d e r n r e s i d e n c e , 10, at Rosslngton Home Farm, Comprising a fine white house facing south, containing , the wife of George f Bridger C j KNOWN AS fourteen bedrooms, four baths, dining room (24-ft. by GRAN ko. 9, ENYS ROAD. 18-ft),drawingroom(26-ft. by 17-ft), study (18-ft.by 16-ft.j, The Property isMield on lease for a torm of 99 years, panelled billiard room (32-ft, by 27-ft.). An annexe with MARRIAGES. from 25th December,. 1877, at an annual ground rent of five bedrooms and a large room (38-ft. by 18-ft.). (—BELLINGHAM. — April 11, at the £4. 4s„ and is let kt the rate of £55 per annum, the tenant Acetylene gas; Eastbourne water: well water; rain , Ringmer, by the Rev. F. B. Gribbell, paying rates and tAxCs. water tanks; modern drainage. lanLof Heathfleld, to Kathleen Annie, extensive works from Mr. Fowler Possession can be had at 29th September next, if Large Stabling. ir. W. Bellingham, of Rushey Green, desired. i . Charming, well-timbered grounds, kitchen garden, Phon . These will in future be known as Particulars and Conditions of Sale to be had of Fredk. walled garden, orepard, | vinery and an eight acre ARD.—On Saturday, April 11th, 1914, at H. Stapley, Esq., Solicitor, Eastbourne; and of the paddock. In all Eastbourne, by the Rev. Canon Allen, IELD WORKS, and, wijh the! Auctioneer, The Auction Mart, 57, Terminus-road, , 13 Acres. son of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. North, or fixed, will enable the firm to execute Eastbourne. With Possession. Goddard, of Eastbourne, Auctioneers' Offices; 10, Comfleld-road, Eastbourne. DEVONSHIRE PARK 1 , ON MONDAY NEXT. Telephone 1234 Eastbourne. PIER THEATRE ITBOURNE. IL DEATHS. EASTBOURNE. Telegrams Oakdens, Eastbourne. Manager THEATRE. rij 13, at 41,8j>ringfle M R . J . C. T O W N E B ift, widow oi James Burns, aged 59. All offices have been centralized, and the only office bf the Has received instructions to Sell by P ublic Auction, ERRY’S AUCTION ROOMS & SALE- TO-DAY (SATURDAY) at 3 and 8. X—On Easter Monday, at 8, Albion-street, Lewes, at The Auction Mart, 57. Terminus-road, East T YARD (adjoining the Estate Offices), 1ST TWO PERFORMANCES of the Original r, widow of the late David Foord, In her 72nd year. firm is at 56, GROVE ROAD, near the Town) Hall,' bourne, on MONDAY, 20th April, 1914, at Three TO-DAY (SATURDAY) at 2.30 and 8. 1 . ' 1 K i CHRONICLE, SATURDAY APRIL 18, 1914. 6 EASTBOURNE the football seen was of the moat tile day.an which the Budget is doe.- A Budget THE CHARM OF THE DOWNS. BOROUGH POLICE COURT, RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. description; and, better etill, most SKATING CARNIVAL night, indeed, requires that the Chancellor of ATHLETIC NOTES. the Exchequer shall be entirely fit and well. Mr. Bt RICHARD GILBERT. of it wea distinctly clever as well. In the first Lloyd George seldom gets off under two hours. half especially, when the men were fresh, the Thubsdatv—Before Mr. 0. H. Evill (In the chair) (By Spectator.) Brilliant Scene at Devonshire Park. Mr. Gladstone often spoke on such occasions for Election of Chairman and Vice-Chairman. - - l— reached quite a high level of excellence, ! four when in his beat form. Perhaps none but those born im Sussex can and Dr. Muir Smith. even, after the interval, with the pace COME DOWN IN THE! WORLD. wing to tell, the football never deteriorated The Bank Holiday night skating in the The Easter holidays, so far as London is con properly appreciate the beauty, the strange '•■vi WEEK’S FOOTBALL. into anything approaching kick and rush. Fora Floral Hall, Devonshire. Park, was undoubtedly cerned, have proved a brilliant success. Un fascination, of the Downs, and yet among the Frederiok Smlth, of 'no fixed abode, was charged The annual meeting of the Rural District Council oup tie final it was an astonishingly scientific clouded sunshine on two out of three of the with begging In Willowflold-square on the previous one of the most successful of these events week-end days, and only enough cloud in the poets who have sung of the oounty hardly one is day., !■ was held at Avenue House, the Avenue, yesterday. and clever game. Sussex born- and bred. We in Sussex cannot The R«v..B. B. Crake was voted to the ohalr • * a .! organised for some time. The picturesque Southern Counties to temper the heat, but not, P.C. Austen stoi>’d that In oonscquence of aoom- EASTBOURNE v. ST. MART’S. boast of statesmen, artists, divines or authors to plalnt he went to Willowflcld-square, where he saw temporarily, and there were also present Lieut- There wasn’t a pin to choose between the.two assembly on the brilliantly-illuminated rink was alas, to lay the dust on the main roads, which, exceptionally large, while the number of for all their March, watering, were veiled in an any great degree, but we possess one asset of prisoner aocosting foot passengers. Witness heard Col. Owen, C.M.G., C.I.E., the Rev. J, T. Burns, teams. Both sides fully deserved to win and it ever increasing cloud from early morning to even him ask a gentleman for assistance. wae just a' toss up as to which side would be onlookers fully reached the average for these which any other oounty might well be envious. Mr. Rupert S. Gwynne, M.P., Mr. Roland V. HOLIDAY MATCHES. ing on Bank Holiday. The almost entire absence Wales has her craggy mountain peaks, Scotland Prisoner, who spoke In a refined voice, said he GWynne, Mr. F. J. Dann, Mr. W. Mackay, Mr. favoured with a little hick. This fell to the; holiday festivals. The fancy dress competition of karse-drawn1 traffio was the most obvious was formerly iq business at Walthamstow, Essex, Congers, who, after taking the lead through a her purple-heathcred moors, but Sussex rests well C. H. Alien, Mr. A. S. Haynes, Mr. J. L. Reid, Mr. and 1__ attracted a record entry, man; ■ of the! costumes feature of the occasion, and it is no exaggeration satisfied with her softer beauties of smooth, but failed. “ I was brought up as a draper," he G. Hornsby, Mr. C. Chandless-Chandless, Mr. F. J. GlabtoI fine shot by G O. Elliott and; then being oollaied; playing an originality of design that was to eay that on the Brighton and Portsmouth added, “ but have oome down In the world. I have Mr. I mu afraid the Old Town Club’s aupportere through ;the agency of J. Elliott, flnatiy obtained: rolling dovmland. Lacking the rugged majesty Maitland, Mr. C. J. Knight and Mr, T. E. Varley Mrs. , inctly pleasing. The proceedings re carried roads’ and other favourite “exits from the worked at different places coming down here. I Kirtlan (elerk). were a bit disappointed an Saturday. It ia Vthe lead well on in the second half and hung on oilt with the customary spirit and ar ion,the Metropolis it was impossible for the swiftest am very sorry; there Is none of us perfect, and I Shaw,] knowledge that St. Mary’s wore expected: to it with a dogged pertinacity until the final iraingera ohauffeur to avoid the dust of other oars immedi never thought I should oome to It.” The Rev. E. E. Crash remarked that he had on Mr. i whistle blew. The winning point was obtained music being supplied by the Med* Brown : Seat bourne, and beat them easily, and it Orchestra, under the direction of orfolk ately in front. The popularity of “the double The Chairman: You know you ought not to do twelve previous occasions been voted to the Mr. 8q ghtfully smart piece of work by Sutton,; I Many have oomplained1 of their uniformity, ohalr at the commencement of the annual jmeet- have gone a little against the grain to see Megone, the selected items comprii 11 the perambulator ” and the motor bike grows apace this? Mr. ’ — the ball from » rebound, cleverly; most popular and up-to-date pieces, j usual, also, and the short intervals between1 the larger and, indeed, one down is much like another. Prisoner: I am sorry, and I would only ask for ing of the Counoil, and he thanked them for Mr. team only able to make a draw of it To defqnoe and scored quite easily. It; fancy The same grey-green fg-ass covera the hills every plaolng him once again In the seat of the mighty. Mrs. i i f was a w&rm morning and both teams were pretty members of the audience judged the vehicles were well filled by this type of machine. an opportunity to get baok to Walthamstow. lcmest truth, St. Many’s were very lucky dresses, but so keen wae the competition that As for the cyclist and the poor pedestrian, their where save where the furze stains the landscape The Chairman: Well, don’t do it again. You The first Item on the agenda was the election off with even that. well baked at the finish. mmy persons found it no easy matter to decide lot was not a happy one; but the wise among with a darker grey-green, which.-in summer will oan go. of a chairman for the ensuing year. In the past f * ? to whom their vote should go. T1 highest them avoid the main roads and stick to the by change to the brightest gold. There are no Prleoner: Thank you, sir. they had been exceedingly fortunate In regard • *!,*■. , . , For the winners, who all played well, Wheeldon number went to Mra Winteijsoale, 10 was a ways. sudden startling changes in the outlines. All to thelr> chairman and vloe-ohalrman, and he r ot going to say that Eastbourne were the Yesterday.—Before the Mayor (Councillor O. W. was very good at left baiclsk, Terry amongst the charming representative of ‘ The P« rlj Girl,” Probably at any .similar season of the year have the same curved backs and gently shelving thought no Counoll had a obalrman or vloe- aide to the extent of three or four goals, halves was ootispiauous for the tremendous i and who has now secured premier b mouie on flanks with long slopes protruding into the Bolton) in the chair, Major H. P. Mollneux, chalrman to compare with theirs (hear, hear). The t the run. of the play in this particular there has never been so fine a promise of fruit valleys and sometimes broad foreheads as at Councillor J, Duke and Mr. S. E. Kennedy, there can be no doubt that the Blue and amount of work he got through,thror..,__, whilst------of _ the; three suocessive occasions. harvest in the Home Counties, and in the county chairman was a gentleman of mature experience, front line the honours were carried off by the! A half-mile inter-club contest befcwe b e ’von- which, despite the efforts of the small builder, Willingdon Beacon, Beachy Head front bill, CHIMNEY FIRES. of great taot and of infinite Industry, and he had Yell ought to have won by something like Sutton and Hewitt.__ The latter slung1 Wilmington- Beacon and Mount Gaburn. There that atgin. What they ought to have done, left shire Park and the Old Brixfooians aroused the may etill claim with justice to be the garden of Emma Parkhouse, of Cornfield-road, was sum no doubt that the good work which Mr. Rupert in . some lovely centres, and] Sutton, who la keenest interest, and after a spirited encounter England. The Surrey and Kent hills are famous ia nothing terrifying, nothing even of what might Gwynnehad done would be continued In the future. hoW doesn't oount. It is what they did do evidently a bit above the common, was the best be strictly termed grandeur—the Downs are not moned In reepect of a chimney fire on April 2nd, that --tere.'and this was, that whilst they both sides scored the same numberber Ofof points, for their plum orchards, hardly less extensive P.0. Ashenden proved the case, and a fine of He hoped that gentleman would preside over them forward on the field. The losers’ hacks, Guy and of the Devon- impressive. They wre to us like fairy stories, for many years (hear, hear). He .had much plea very good football and were on the top but by the courtesy of members and productive, in good seasons, than those of beautiful yet elusive fancies. 2s. fid. was Imposed. f t form in moat respects, they threw aiway Thomas,; Were prominent for their sturdy defen shire Pa'ark ' team ' the visitors were allowed to take Evesham. They are just now a sheet of white sure In proposing that Mr. Rupert Gwynne be sive work, whilst the whole string of forwards; the awards. Mr. H. C. Harris acted as judge; blossom, and the custom of whitewashing the To view them by moonlight is to think of F ora similar offence on April 1st, William Webb, elected chairman for the ensuing year (hear, hear, the by shooting of the most unmentionable of Seaside-road, was, on the evidence of P.C. Cane, ton. were deserving of praise for their dashing display. Mr. W. Grinstead, timekeeper; Mr. Gavin G. trunks of the trees lends an additional reality to quaint gnomes with pointed, oonical caps, long and applause). * • • ’ I : * • * Stonham, timekeeper; Messrs. C. Rich and T. H. the appearance of light snowfall showing upon bearda and kindly Bmiles, and we can almost ordered to pay 2s. fid, Mr. BAiTOf seoonded, remarking that it was a It certain that if St Mary's had had The Eastbourne League, let Division, is now in Rooks, lap scorers; and Messrs. A. E. Hedges, R. the first fresh green of foliage, Pears are a little persuade ourselves we see them digging with DANGEROUS MOTORING. great honour to sit under the chairmanship of so the chances at praotio^ly^open^ goals their a most interesting state, and everything points to Knight and E. Mookett, umpires. more behind, but not much; and in sheltered their miniature pickaxes for the wonderful crock John Richardson, of’ Cambridge, was summoned able a gentleman. Mr. Gwynne’s experience, legal uiarksm. would not have failed. Enough an extra match being neoeasary to deoide the; The results, of the various competitions are places the oherries are magnificent in their bridal ' 'ing a motor oyele to the common danger knowledge and great tact made him a very efficient seen Of r„ forwards to recognise their soaring ship. At present the 1st Home Oountiee appended:— j_] | array. Then there are primroses blooming in Grand-parade on April 5th. He admitted and capable chairman, and they were deeply abilities whenever an opportunity presented gineera are at the head of the table with! Ladies—1, Mrs. WinteTscale (‘[The Pearl the oopses a little beyond i the reach of the day the offence. Indebted to him for giving them so much of hia itself. Unfortunately for them, however, the a lead of two points, but they have played one trippers, thousands or whom availed themselves to be caused by fungi, in the glamour of the time,. G irl”); 2, Mrs. Cotterell ("The 18thi Century ”); moonlight we cannot but think are the spots P.C. Dean stated that the defendant was riding «: defence was so good that very few real more match than St. Mary’s and the Oongrega- 3, Miss Rougerite (jockey);! 4, Miss Burn (news- of the new motor ’bus services, which, for a let>s a ipaotor cyole with a side oar attached at a speed of The resolution was oord tally adopted. came their way. Though Wale had tionals. The Congers have to play Hailshaml bwjy). I fare than the railways, transport them far afield. where the elves, with their long ears and from 2& to 30 miles an hour. Witness stopped him, shots to deal with they were mostly away end Pevensey at home. St Mary’s have to mischievous smiles, dance with the flower fairies, The Chairman, in acknowledging the compli Gentleman. — 1, Mr. HoUnsom (“ Monkey It is unfortunate that the visit of the English who wear harebells on their tiny heads, while, bub-when asked to produce his license defendant ment, said be was very grateful to the Council for fro>m long range and easily deaie meet Pevenaey at home and the Engineers awayj B rand”); 2, Mr. Egerton Savory (“ Charles II.”); Rugby team to Paris to play “ All France” said It was at Cambridge. and up this last match the ultimate ohampdon- should have been marred by “incidents” once as spectators of the nocturnal revels, there edt the honour they had done him onoe again. W hat li * * ■'•*! 3. Mr. T. Warren (Zulu); 4, Mr. Cameron (a the toads on their stools or under their umbrellas Defendant said he had sent to Cambridge for the ever success he had been able to achieve In the ship ;y depends. I have a fancy that the flapper). but too familiar at home. The spectators, most license, but tt could not be found. It wats'ia good1 game to wateh, the result being gallant will win the competition, and of whom probably knew as little about the science or sunshades, or rather moonshades, just as we chair In the past had been due to the kindness and in doubt! right up to the finish. Both sides were Half-Mile Inter-Club Oonteet (between teams please to consider them. Here we are, out of A-flne of £1 and costs was Imposed. oo-operation of the members of the Counoll and well represented, the only changes in the East by so oing derive consolation for their disj of the gama as they Would about cricket, seem to Mr. L appon icnt in the Eastbourne Cup 1 appenr repreaenting the Devonshire Park and the Old have expected a gladiatorial show; perhaps the our petty human world—at home with Nature. AN INDISTINGUISHABLE NUMBER, the officers who served It. They had got on very bourne team being the substitution of Irens for Brixtonians).—Heat one: S. F. Casey beat F. Suoh are the Downs by moonlight to an imagina well, and he hoped the ratepayers thought so too, . *6.—Mrli Wells! at| left back and W. Garrard for F. W. of the i© table more so as the list of French players reveals the Eric Guineas, of Grand-parade, was summoned JEstooc r-Goals-', Rawlings in 2-mins. 31 3-Sths *ecs. Heat two: L. curious fact that the majority of them hail from tive mind—perhaps some would say “ a deranged fos having the front Identification plate of a motor though he was afraid that as the years Increased Mr. ( oentre forward, St. Mary’s pressed p. W. D. L. For. Asrst. Pto. S. Mason beat F. E. Barker [in 2-mins. 20-secs. one! ” so bad the rates, but the latter had not Increased , but Eastbourne quickly got together, Home Cok ntiesEng. IS ... 9 ... 2 . 2 ... 41 ~ 21 - 20 the sunny South, where tempers are perhaps less oyole indistinguishable on the Grand-parade on St. r ...... 12 ... y ... 0 . 8 ... 42 ... 14 — 18 Heat tijhee: E. W. Bussey bdat H. N Carey in evenly balanced than north of Pari9. Tarbee, By the sunlight, however, the soeme is different, April 11th; alio for falling to produce hie license. at so fast a rate as had been the case in respect of not long before the homesters opened onal .... 12 9 ... 0 . 8 ... 84 ... 15 - 18 2-mins. 28 sees. Heat four: N. Douohi beat Ran but the same spirit is over all. When, we see other Cmicella and local bodies not so very far . From' a free kick Irens placed the Biarritz, Bordeaux, Toulouse, and Bayonne all HO. Simmons said he could not distinguish the Any ...... IS ... 7 ... 2 . . 4 ... 47 ... 21 — 16 Croxson in 2-mins. 35-secs. furnished representatives, and Paris, of the whole last night’s fairy ring we do not eay, “ Who front number on the defendant’s machine. Witness from there. In conclusion, the Chairman proposed to his forwards, who, oombininr ...... 12 5 ... S .. 4 ... 20 «%. 25 — 18 Backwards Potato Race.—1, Lerwill; Mason. would imagine here now what we imagined last the eleotion of CoL Owen as vice ohalrman, and, outwitted the defence and Campbel ...... 12 ... 3 ... 2 .. 7 ... 14 ... 89 - 8 fifteen, but two. But, in view of the scrupulous stopped him, and when asked for his license defen Upper) ...... 14 ... 2 ... 1 .. ir ... 10 ... 68 — 5 Hoop Race (Ladies).—1, Miss Carey; 2, Miss fairness shown to English and other foreij night?” But rather, “See, here is where the dant failed to produoe it. in doing so, weloomed the Rev. J. T. Burns as a ;h rstther a soft shot iurt inside the post. St. pa ... 1* ... 2 ... 0 . . 12 ... 18 ... 28 — 4 Beys ., i , champions Of the ring, the hostile attitude of tl fairy feet trod a ring last night on the hillside. member, and expressed regret at the retirement oil * • - H « i-,1 « « » Defendant said the number had been partly Two-Step Competition.—1, Mias CareV and Mr. spectators Was unintelligible. They will dance again to-night perchance, should erased In cleaning the cycle. He had lost his Mr. Robert Matthews. He also Informed the the only point in the first half, and The ird annual meeting of the Trade Branch Barker. , the moon be up.” license, but he had since taken out a new one. Connell that Mr. C. F. Russell, the representative laftep ['interval the exchanges became pretty Crioket. Tub will be held at 11, Sussex-gardens, A hand-polo match between [Eastbourne and St. Perhaps one of the most distinctive features of Defendant was fined 10s., Inclusive, in each case. ef East Dean, Intended to send In bis resignation. • 1 even, th Eastbourne nearly' always a bit the oni Wedr isday next, April 22nd:. at 8.30 p.m., when Leonards was won by the former by one goal to WEEKLY MOTOR NOTES. Downland is the sense of liberty. We are note BOUND OVER. Mr. Kni&ht seconded, and the motion was side. The game was well advanoed when Alden H. W. Keay will preside. nil, Lerwill soaring before the interval.; The bounded here by a precipice, there by a mountain] earried. equ|alieer came. The Old' Towners had torrent, here again by a mass of tumbled rocks. Ben Deacon Hide, of Latlmer-road, was oharged *ndL_ ’ to rush the ball into Eastbourne territory prizes were distributed by Mr.; Norfolk Megone. Col. Owen, In reply, said no keener set: of A long list of fixtures has been arranged for THROUGH TUNIS BY CAR. No, we may roam from Beachy Head to Caburo with being drunk and disorderly In Seaside on members of any looal body oould be found than the H«unuu got into dangerous proximity to the . Subjoined is a list of those present in fancy Mount without obstacle. We may stand on the | A|rU 13th. „ Mr. and ere.was a whole crowd of players just both Wednesdays and Saturdays, and a very good dress:— (Conclusion.^ members of that Counoll. . He would do his beet 8 m Hd season’s cricket is anticipated. The club is in hill-top knd say, “ Let us go here” or “ Let ua MlssBa 6nt|of the’Eastbourne goal, and from the Mr Alderton, rainbow; Miss E. Allchorn, Between Enfidaville and Sousse we find more go there,” and there is none to stay us. language. mtlie the ball came gently rolling across and was need of new players and the Hon. Secretary—Mr[ Spring; Miss Allchom, Spanish girl. w“ ”” I sj'ra ’s'sr.xr.,'! ’s,^:.otss Sandon.J F. Fletcher, Brookside, Polegate—will be happy traffic. Everywhere we meet with arabatt, great In spring the Downs wake with the rest of '| The Ohtef Constable (Major Teale) said there were | proceed to Westminster, as he understood the Mr. Tu| y going behind, instead of w[hich it Miss de Boys, Pierrette; Mied E. Burt, pieTrette; "’ all sprt three previous eonvlotions against Hide. Mrs. A to supply particulars to any intending new Mr. T. Bramley, cavalier; jMise Betts, gipsy nature. The grass, so grey and brown, now atmosphere In that part of the world was not what counted With the post and slowly curled over the membeik I need hardly point out the their mai assumes a greener garb readily detected by the Prisoner’s father said his son was all right when Mrs. M l-linei It was rather & lucky point, but no fortune teller; Miss Benson, music; Miss Brown, chariots. he kept away from the drink. He had been in an they liked it to be at the meetings of that Counoll A lbion one begrudged it, and it sent St. Mary’s advantages of belonging to such a club as the Dutch girl; Miss Bishop, art spident; Mias G. E. observant eye. Hie rugged, dark hawthorn bush (laughter). Van d a Trade Branch. One can always rely upon a sometimes it is a nomadic tribe, with tents, herds shows that, in spite of his thpms, he is a good asylum for nine months. ; Mr. anl supporters into the seventh heaven of delight. Brane, page; Miss Burrell, jockey; Miss Barber, and kabyleidoga; and then what a helter-Bkelter The Magistrates bound over the prisoner to be The Committees. decent wicket to practice on, and the subscrip Dutch; Miss Burrell, Irish girl; Miss BonneT, fellow by decking the black twigs with palest and V1ri tion of 6s. includes admission to the nets every when we sound our siren 1 green. The irrepressible furze which has been of good behaviour for three mooths, The committees were then appointed and they Mtoes | Dutch girl; Miss Bonner, lfisher girl; Misa But at length, the roads begin to wind; the subsequently met and appointed their ohalrmen ae It difficult to distinguish which of the evening after 5 o’clock and to tennis on Wednes Bridges, gipsy; Mr. Branhead, pierrot; Misa E.. bursting.out in yellow spangles all through the A GOOD CHARACTER AT LEWES. ad put the finishing touches to this days. •• ... ; | eartii becomes richer; crocuses and asphodels winter throws handfuls of gold about in response follows: Sanitary and Buildings, Mr. Rupert PVTGNU) Bonner, Quaker girl: Mr. Boyces coster; Misa glow beneath the olive treejs; Utile donkeys laden Catherine Hollands, of Romney-street, was sum Gwynne (vioe - chairman, Mr. 0. J, Knight); M iller. goXbul it transpired that it was Bennett, who, Boys, pierxette; Mr. Burke, tiennis; Miss Burn, te the thrush’s oall of “ Largesse, largesse.” What After ai injury, bad come up from full back to with mad-apples and tomatoes, trot by; and small better place to hear birds’ song than here? The moned for being drunk and disorderly In Seaside Finance and General Proposes, Col. Owen; High Mrs. . newsboy; Miss Baker, pierrettfe; Miss M. Burten- boys appear on the roadside, their eyes shaded on April Uth. She appeared in the dock with a ways, Mr. J. L, Reid ; Hospital, the Rev. E. E. Pariegl eutside it, and was thus enabled to save his shaw, pierrette; Misa G. Bijrtenshaw, Eastern clear, oft-repeated phrases of the thrush spread Roxny. - defeat. Bennett must have been a RUGBY FOOTBALL. by the hoods of their Mohammedan burnous, and far and wide so. that we do not know which is the cat In her arms, whloh was taken from her and Crake; Bve-Laws, Mr. F. J. Maitland; Housing, irl; Miss Brewster, French schoolgirl; Miss give us a military salute as we pass. A brilliantly put out of the Court. Mr. C. J. Knight; Pevensey and Westham Sewer Wheat, Ire water, cymbal dancer. last note! of the cheery bird we passed just a Lines. white.house shines from among the almond trees; while back and! which is the first whistle of that P.0. Burgess stated that the prisoner, who was age, Mr. F. J. Dann. EA8TBOORNR v. MOLESEY. Miss Chevaseus, Alsatian j peasant;_ Mr. H. soon Comes Hamman Seussa, a village seemingly drunk and shouting, tried to get Into the bar of the ; >‘j| plenty of dean, vigorous football in Church, pienot; Miss Caroyi Dutch Miss M. songster perched on the stunted elder bush L—Mr. |_ _ and very little-indeed that could be , ...... - , peopled only by shadows and palm trees; then ahead. Big white clouds drift about in the blue, Marine Hotel, the landlord havlog to look the Carey, French artist; Mr. Cjtimpson Marsuma Sou9se itself, rising in transplendent battlements, doors hi order to keep her out. As she refused to Knowlq as really foul or rough. St. Mary’s are cigar; Mr. Campbell, footballer; Mr. P. Chapman, and the wind is fresh—who could help feeling AGRICULTURE IN 1913. 2.-M robust side, and they put any amount On Saturday, on. Saffrons No. 2, Eastbourne whose very name seems to have the flavour of energetic? The sight of a hare racing up the go away witness took her Into oustody. l i x . cowboy; Mr. Cameron; flapper. the gorgeous South. Mr. Simmons said the prisoner entered the bar, and dash-into their play. They are a met Moleeey, who were on. their way to Dieppe Miss Dennis, shepherdess; Mr. Dennis, pierrot; opposite bill fills us with a desire te run too. LtstL ed team, with very few weak spots for an jSaster tour in France, for the first time, Sousse is well worth a stay of at least a day or Perhaps, as we gaze up at the cloud*, spring’s but as she was drunk he ejeoted her, SUSSEX STATISTICS. A - Mr.l Mr. H. Day, flunkey; Mr. Paeent, Jerry; Mr. two. 1 There are the catacombs to visit, & Utile P:0. Roberts, who was in charge of the Latlmer- Knight no points of outstanding excellence, Eastbourne won the toes and had the wind and Dawson, pierrot. first Bwallow comes into view as fresh after his part of the side on Saturday wae museum containing reUos of ancient Hadrume long journey as he seemed when he left us last road Polloe Station, said there was no doubt that 4.-Mrs. J sun a* [their back for the first p art Notwith Mr. R. H. Elliott, pierrot; Mr. D. Elliott, turn, the oil weUs, the abrupt old streets leading the prisoner was drunk. 6.—Mrs. 1 ly the front Hue, and even here the pierrot; Air. G. F. Elliott, pi irrot; Mire Elston, autumn In the oopses on the hillside matters The Board of Agriculture and Fisheries Issued and M not at all convincing. As a matter of standing this advantage the play wae fairly even up to the ramparts, whence one gets a view, over are ready going ahead. The primroses and blue Inspector Taylor also gave evidence. at the end of last week Part I. of the Volume of child to oommenoe with. With Moleseiy getting some- powder puff. a dull green ocean of oUve trees, of the other The Clerk (Mr. E. O. Langham): W hat have you card one Old Town supporter declare Mr. T. S. Fox? pierrot; Miss Furley, evening bells there are as pleasing to the eye as the songs Agricultural Statistics for the year 1913, prepared 1-CoL match that he hodmever seen St. what the better of the exchange, they took the ocean of turquoise blue, lined with white-sailed of the newly-arrived willow wren and blackcap got to say? jun. „ ball over the Eastbourne line after a forward star; Mr. F. Fowler, French clown. carvels. The Grand Hotel at Sousse is one of the from returns collected by the Commissioners of _ irwards play so badly. This may have Mr. „Gib, mechanic; Miss Grey, French girl are to the ear; and, indeed, when the familiar, prisoner (tearfully): W hat oan I say when all F. Ando so.; but I have a suspicion that they played rush, andl were unlucky to lose a try by carrying best in all Tunis; from the verandah of the yet ever fresh, notes of the cuckoo drift to us the polloe are against me ? Customs and Exoise. England and Wales com. Mrs, it over the short dead ball line. After this East artist; Mir. Gowland, down; Miss Gander, dining room and from the balcony of one’s bed Good-ii ell as the Eastbourne halves would let Rickett’s blue; Miss Green, uncoloured Indian; over the down tops we feel that here is the very The Chief Constable said there were 13 previous prises 37,138,765 acres of land and 199,100 acres of and Mi. bourne played dp and Withington broke through room there is a magnificent outlook over the old throne of 8pring. convlotlous' against Hollands, who was nosy inland water (exolndlng foreshore and tidal water). 10. -Mra. and 8oored for Soott to kick a good goal. East Mr. Garbett, Eliaisdne; Mr. Gloodohild, matador; town, not so long ago a stronghold of pirates and sentenced to a month's bard labour. bourne 3 continued to press and Lovelock picked Mr. Griggs, pack of cards; Misa Gnrr, Fuller’s. famous fori its slave markets. But the Downs in summer are not one whit less The agricultural land Is divided as follows: Arabia Mrs. Dr Hollebone and! the two outsides, Morley Mrs. HarDom, Pierrette; Mr< Hill, planter; Miss charming than in spring. Now the sky is cloud Prisoner: There's one thing, I’ve got a good land, 11058,233 aores, or 29 § per cent., of the total IL—Mr. the best—the last-named shaping up iu the loose and transferred to Eldred, who The environs are exquisite, there is Mon astir, character at Lewes, Good morning, sir. Mrs. Ti and Tan in fmd scored near the post, Soott again con Harmer, ranch girl; Mr. S. Hounsom, Geisha; with its maritime cemetery; Djemmal, where less; the hawthorn in his anxiety to prove his area; grassland, 19.876,415 acres, or 53 5 of the total ffi—Mr. _ espean The halves werq not great, but Mr. Hounsom, Monkey Brand; Mrs. Hornby, goodwill showers pink and white petals from his AN ILLEGAL ACT. area; and woodlands, 1,884,068, or 5 1 per cent, of W*8T V ll Bennett did some fine work ai full vertingi Half-time arrived with Eastbourne lead camel-fights are held; Madia, where a sunken ing by two goals to nil. After the change of ends Dutch girl; Mr. Hart, rabbit; Mr. E. Hawes, foot gaUey, filled! with a cargo of antique statues and branches while the soent of the may fills the air, Edgar Dodwell, of Winter-road, was summoned the total area. The area returned as being under Mrs. Mel att was very fast, and though he was baller. that is to say, near the copses, which, sheltered crops and grass In 1B13 (excluding rough graztogs) Princess f ring in the resource and experience Moleaey assumed the aggressive and Jordan columns, [has recently been discovered'. But for using threats towards Annie Moss on Saturday, Clair. scored for them after a long dribble, Schabhtfe Mr. listen, black and ambeir pierrot chiefest of [all, there is Kairouan, 'formerly a holy ia the comers of the hills, are like gems in a April Uth. was 27,129,382 aores, showing a reduction of 45.308 . Sr, his clearances were just as effeo- Miss Jerratt, pierrette; Mr. Jones, Tommy coronet. Out on the open down there is a fitful from the previous year and being the smallest 13__M r.. . methods even preferable. Medhurst kick at goal failing. Then the Eastbourne three- city, but now profaned, the only town in Tunis Complainant, a married woman, said that on the 41—Mr. „ quarter* got going from a good opening made by Atkina. where the unbeliever is allowed to enter the breath (it cannot be called anything more), which day In question she bad given the defendant, who total returned since 1877. Since 1891 [the acreage Mrs. Pd beyond alt praise and! stamped him- Mr. C. Kingdon, pierrot. brings the heavy, sweet smell of the furze flowers under this head has shown annually a continuous keeper of real class. Soott, and Withington scored far opt, shaking mosques. And what mosques they are I But Guy was her. tenant, notice to leave, but the latter Master 1 off several opponents on the way. Scott’s kick at Mr. Lavoire, Colonial; Mr., Lamas, footballer; de Maupassant has written such magnificent aoross in frequent gusts, rivalling the “ rich asked for additional time on conditions that he contraction. An Inorease In the returns of rough S3.—Mrs. 1 • * • • Miaa Lewie, Ulster; Mire Luck, jester; Miss Lay odours of the East.” To lie among the golden however, explains to some extent the Miss 8y. goal missed. Molesey attacked again and Jori pages on the subject that he has left nothing paid up the arrears. Witness consented, but “ """ " * “ Miss C rl g but shooting Eastbourne were made in opening for Range to score near man, nurse; Miss Luxford, Pierrette; Miss Lux- more to bo said about this capital of white blaze is all our desire, and the.only music ie the subsequently when witness went with a man to decrease. The area under arable cultivation has eat advantage, and their general all ford, Irish peasant girl. t_ monotonous chatter of the oom-bunting and the deolined at a much more rapid rate and for a longer Mr. and| posts; Lark converted. The rest of the game cupolas springing up from the desert -wildness as laud cracking of the furze flower sheaths. The :e Borne furniture defendant said : “ If you oome - S t >nuv L probably came as a slight, revelation fairly e|ven and without nruoh incident, and I Mrs. Middleton, shepherdess; Master Kenneth if the legend were true which relates that the ir this doorstep I will blow your brains out.” period than the cultivated area In general. The Horner.. Towners. I t was difficult to believe Macaulay, country yokel; Miis Minton, Red Rid stones came by themselves from the North and only music, “did we say? No, for all the while largest breadth of arable land returned in England bourne^ ultimately won by two goals and a the lark, invisible in the cloudless sky, is pour- ’he Clerk: That aotion of yours was quite Illegal; Beanes. as the same team—ox almost the same ts) to one goal and a try (8 points). ing Hood; Mire Mosley, Norwegian girl;:Miss E. commenced to build the city: without the aid of i should have had a certified bailiff, ana Wales during the 47 years for which the returns» Donald L gave such a shockingly bad exhibition (13 Martin, fairy queen; Misa M. Manning, art [ out his sparkling, ceaseless flood of song, The Eastbourne forwards were again fairly use manl ' implalnantipla said she had since___ learned that have been colleoted was 14,946,000 aores, in 1871, so Mr. andl lleyn the previous Saturday. But the student; Mise Martin, dairjTilaid; Miss IMockett, From Sousse to Sfax is a journey of 160 miles renohing the summer air with gold ” as a poet that In the 42 years slnee the area under the plough Misses E ful in the loose, Stewart, Beard, W. G. Burt and rainbow; Mr. Morse, Hamlet; Misa Millward, has put it in peerless language. Half the charm what she did was not according to law. ! Mra. WyL Yellows have the knack of rising to the during whioh not a single village is met with. The Chairman said the Bench did not consider has decreased by nearly four million acres. The though they did not actually win Eldred being especially prominent, but they were pierrette; Mr. Mineards, Chinaman; My. Mohr, of the Downs, indeed, would be gone if there area of woodland shows a decrease of 15,766 acres. ing. Mrl uncertain ih the line out and again packed very There are few caravans, vegetation is scarce, and were no lark. It plays such a large part in the there was anything In what the defendant said, and Richardif their superiority plainly and of the usual sources of water supply there are dismissed the ease. slnoe 1905. In every department, except goal badly, with the result that they hardly got the ifr. ^Noakes. ship;’9 office]; Mt. W. Norton, creation of the Dowland gtimmung (as the Germans ball more than twice in the whole game. Love none. If you deem it worth while (and it is) to -The total number of agricultural holdings over- and- were a' hit the better side. Chinaman; Mr. Norton, pierfot. j treat your Michelins to a refreshing wash, an have it) that we had almost overlooked itf'not ▲ VIOLENT WOMAN. one acre in 1913 was 435,677, being a reduction of Probst • * * lock played a very fine game at sorum half, his Misa Oliver, shepherdess; Miss Oliver, “ Mire sued must be sought for, from which a little being able to see the wood for the trees! I Emma Beeohtng, of Seaford road, was charged 209 as compared with the previous year. Rather- Brucef spoiling being exceptionally good, and all tije Ireland.” [ i. , , brackish water may be drawn. the valley there we can see the rabbits sitting np with being drunk and disorderly In Seaside, on more than half the agricultural area of t he oountry A3ua V n i the forwards diet well, the three outsides played well. Macfarlane, who played before the entrances to their humble dwellings irried off the palm. Some of the short Miss Paley, the hornet; M:U.;. . Pigott,:Figoi footballet; The road oontinues to be excellent and runs April 13th. She was farther summoned for assault is fum ed in holdings of over 150 acres and about Attlee. 1 on tiie left wing, is a boy at Eastbourne College, Mr, Pratt, Afexican; M;. P >LlaM, ster; Miss straight on in an unbroken line, so that you can or creeping about with short hops as they feed. ing P.C. King while in the execution of his duty. one-fourth in holdings of over 330 sores. Nearly Mr., Md between Garrard and Campbell wa* and should make a very good wing when he gets Pringles One wonders what secrets these wide-eyed, long Griffiths , and nothing could have been better Pierson, French fisher girl Miss see it an incredible distance ahead. As one pro .0. King said he saw the defendant, who was one-third of the agricultural area Is farmed In Brown. bigger and etronger. He showed a fair turn of hospital nurse; Mias Pratt, pierr. Miss L. ceeds it develops into a switchback of tiny eared burrowers have discovered in'- their delvings holdings ef from 50 to 150 acres, and the number of* combination of all three at times. But speed and a very good idea of the game, while >h student; —whether they have come aoross the hiding drunk, quarrelling with her huBband. She strnok Mra. and, Goal after goal was thown away Prate, folly; Miss G. Pickeriiiig, Frer hillocks, very amusing to travel over. And so to the latter and when he requested hertogoaway occupiers of these holdings was 91,000 or 21 per cent, Gallo waj his tackling was both plucky and effective. Mr. N. Pettitt, pierrot; Miss Q. Page, Indian girl; places of the brepusonlar gnomes. Indeed, now of the total. Beamish sometimes seemed impossible not to Beresford at back tackled well, but was inclined Sfax, we think of it, surely they are the gnomes, for she struck him in the faoe and put her finger In bis k was the chief sinner, but both Mr. Pearl, Mexican cowboy. . | , ! ' BIBENDUM. eye. A young man who oame to his assistance had The total area under wheat, barley and oats In iMoxon. to be too slow in kicking. Mrs. Ransom*, ohanticlceir, Mr, Rayne, tailor’s what more suitable daylight shape for the tittle Miss Wll and Garrard missed the easiest of men of pick and shoved than these thrown, kind a tooth knocked out by the prisoner. 1913 was 5,235,144 sores, being 157)227 acres less than, Mias Ca. How many goals Cook missed I didn’t dummy; Mr. Ripley, Chijian fireman; Mise Corroborative evidence was given by a young in 1912. The area of barley Bhowed an inorease of' Mrs. Coo Rougerie, jockey ' M1CHELIN STOCKISTS for SUSSEX. eyed miners? count. Was it sixf Or sixteen? Arunded—E. J. Hinxman, Arundel Motor and Carriage man, who said he lost his ooliar and tie in the 102,328 aores, but wheat and oatB showed decreases Mra. an. • • • . SEAFORD GOLF CLUB. Master de Santi, Spanish gibey boy; Miss Styler, j Works. High-street. I There are some strait laced people who think struggle and ope of his teeth. of 161,776 and 97,779 sores respectively. Beans., ,’Mrs. FeB lady qf the 13th century; Mr. A. jE$ Savory, Battle—W. A. Jenner, 66, High-etreet. it foolishness to speak of fairies and- gnomes and The Chief Constable said the prisoner was very showed a decrease of 8,722 aores. peas a decrease of tfnumwoa display given 'by St. Mary’s failed to Charles I I .; Miss 8avory, Spanish dancer; Mies Bexhill-on-Sea—H. Pulham & Co., 29. SackviUe-road. elves and suoh cattle, but after all romance is violent In the cell. 37,091 acres, rye a decrease of 2,827 acres, buckwheat Jaoob. to expectations it was because they were The Easter Meeting commenced on Saturday, when Sharia French Apache; Mi. StyleT, |babymine; Boonor—N. J. Wilmott, Pier Garage, Watcrloo-square. the salt of our existence, for without imagination She was sentenced to a week’s Imprisonment for a decrease of 304. The potato and root crops show Miss st a defence ' that allowed them little here were 58 entries for the Turner Challenge Gup. The Mr. Squthon, pierrot; Miss J. Sfcamme: • Pierrette; Brighton—1The Brighton and Sussex Motor and Carriage how dull we Should all be! .In the fairy stories rOppo being drunk and a fortnight in the seoond division a decrease of over 106,500 aores and hops an Inorease Mr. i The Eastbourne halves all played finely, list orizo was given by Col. Seely, M.P^, and the second Miss Sjtammers, pierrette; Mi. Simoes, Portuguese I Works, Ltd., 13a, Cannon-place. of our childhood we see in later days a beautiful for tne assault, the terms to run concurrently. of 847 acres. The total area under fruit was 290,267“ my way of thinking, constituted the alch). There was also a native; Mrs. Stewart, poor old and; Miss P. Fairfield & Coi, Ltd., Lion Hotel Yard, Atlingworth- symbolism of the forces of nature. The exact Arms chief element of strength. Weakford open to visitors, bnt strett, Kemp Town. acres or a reduction of 3,759- acres since 1912. In .and 1 _ t the entry, there being Sage, Japanese; Mr. Slade, flapper; Mr. Slade, Geo. Hill, 7, Duke-street. spirit of a-group of toadstools with their strange, clover, sainfoin and rotation grasses the returnsi. Morg cleverest man on the field, although he only 22 competitors. For the medal round on Ea ‘ undernaduate; Miss Simpson, id Marian Moore of Brighton (1910), Ltd., 2L Regency-square. yet not uhpleasanj* appearance is caught in an CHILDREN’S COURT. Bhowed an area of 2,495,832 sores—the smallest on Miss. always turn his skill to jibe best account Monday morning there were 86 entries, and for Burgess Hill—Anthony Hole, 46, Church-road. elf with long, pointed ears and a mischievous I Ritsoi ilayed a great game at back, and Irens THREE DISORDERLY LADS. reoord. A nett Increase of 2,439 acres In England, Wait) foursomes against bogey on Monday afternoon 42 entered. Mrsi Tanner, vivandifere; Ifr. Tanner, pierrot; Chichester—1T. S. Adcock, North-street. smile, and in fairies for flowers, gnomes for sub-1 was set off by a reduction of 29,620 acres in Wales.. ply splendid. He made one miskiek, but Mr. Temple, middy; Miss Ticknex, Italian girl; A. T. Humphrey, 61, East-street. terrfaean life and mermaids for the sea we only Reginald Lav. (15), of Bourne-street, Arohle ;frlend se his display was priceless. What a pity TURNER O U R . i ‘ Brighton-road. As regards other crops, suoh as cabbage, kohl rabi, C avuni Miss Tumage, Spanish danohr. have thq personification of oertain types of wild Ludby (15), of Tideswell-street, William Harmer rape, &o., decreases are recorded under every heacl isn’t play regularly for the team. Wal< First Round. Mias P. Ward, coon; It's. Winterscale, the life. But to continue—what shall we say of (14), of Tideswell-street, and James Putland (14), OoL.a __1__ible amount of work to do in goal, W. G. Parkes Davis (1) beat A. B. Yeates (9), 2 Up. exoept Lucerne, rhubarb, flax and sugar beet, where, Mrs. 1 had a Pearl Girl; Miss Waymark, dominoe; Mr. S. J. Crowborpugh Cross—G. Stiller, Boro' Motor and Cycle autumn on the Downs? When the dead blooms of Wartltng-road, were summoned for disorderly Halle am it nobly. It was an excellent perfora- K. M. Beaumont (scratch) beat H. W. Carr -IGomm, Warren, Zulu; Mise Warner, Quaker girl; Mise of the hirze drape'the bushes with orange brown alight increases ocourred. M.P. (12), 8 and 5. Works, Croft-road. conduot In Duke-street on April 2nd. The total number of unbroken horses under on I:';... . y - a k w. m m ••• A .CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1914. COUNCIL. Jatcfil Jlrribals. fagfrumabb Bxaitors* f is t , CHILDREN AND THE SANDS, Vi ______w<-1 l •>, Booth Street ...... - 819 and Vice-Chairman. Telephone ®0*-(n, Or»nd Hotel Buildings 888 BURLINGTON HOTEL A visitor to a Sussex seaside place (not East e r *o w in Manor VWtexs *» M M toered «MM.ud I (The '-Jordon Ho tell, Limited). bourne] contributed to a London paper what he Correction.. olertj wdttan, ettter to theMHihiatOffioai, Mr. and Lady Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Chambers termed “ a growl ” respecting the lack of protection Boothetroet, at at either of It* Utartw or.PiMpel S in Mr. and Mrs. F. Cuyler Mr. and Mrs. Halllday INCREASED INCOME afforded children wben disporting themselves on a Rural Dtotrlot Connell Aamt*. NoohAizeit made tor toeertteo. (FerthelMr/read Miss Cuyler Mr. and Mrs. G. far ton FOB JOHN BRAMPTON, Oapt and Mrs. Blake Mr. Partou. jun. the sands. The correspondent stated that the the Avenue, yesterday, . family.) Mr. P. Smith Mr. L. A. Sellgman and rulers of the town In question, whioh he did not i wm voted to the ohetr a m TM» Uak la not intended to lndude semoaaent Beetdeote. PURVEYOR Mr. and_Mrt>. A. Hentaohel i party name, had arranged as a “ special attraction” for ‘ PURVEYOR Master Hentschel Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Small Easter “ a race between an aeroplane and a motor re also present Lieut.- B U T C H E R . Bt Appointment ROYAL PARADE. Bt Appointment Miss Butcher I and party I N IV A L I oar along the sands and above them." The event , the Rev. J.T .B onw . Mrs. Robson Mr. And Mrs.. Stops and was announced for Saturday, but It did not come ,-M k< ' ~... * (I).; Capt. Miss Robson party Beard. | Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. A. Hooper easily obtained by securing off owing to the non-appearance of the aeroplane. i, 80UTH STREET, EASTBOURNE. Miss Bailey Master Hooper As a result, “ about half a dozen pestilent, high- TO THN IiATR To THU Late Miss D. Bailey . „Mr. and . „ Mrs. F. . F. Roberts ANNUITIES depending; on the power machines, and a number cf motor bicycles •I v '\l' i' :\y : Mr. and Mrs. B Armytage. Mr. A. Mulllngton descended upon the sands and raced up and down, l and Mr. T. E. Varley Korn E dward VEL, Kin s Edward VH Mr. F. Mltohell Mr. and Mrs. F. 1 illey actual state of health. In some cases the whole of Saturday afternoon, along the edge of 11, Grand Hotel Buildings, Eastbourne Major and Mrs. Perase i V: j f p i Mr. and Mrs. Harrison. :} urn. I Miss Viney | a beach .whioh was swarming with children." that he had on I SkOTOjW.jMr._and | wit Miss Harrison Mrs. C. Morten and party The Daily Telegraph took rho matter up to the voted to the Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bradley extent of making Inquiries at many of the coast *8L_ Miss Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Alfred MORE THAN DOUBLE the ORDINARY BENEFITS it «f the: annual meet- Mr. and Mrs. Owen Edgar Moores, L ' • | resorts as to what steps are adopted to safeguard __ be thanked them lor ____ P R I C E L I S T ENDING APRIL 25th., 1914. Mrs. G. G. Edgar Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sheldon D have, been granted. Apply | the claims of ohUdren in regard to the one kingdom [ha the seat o( the mighty, Dr. and Mrs. Suokling Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Isher- l in whioh the latter have a right to reign, namely, (agenda was the deetlon ’and fere. ’Humphries.' Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Booth wood for particulars to Local the sands on our seashore. The result was a long ■ Oyer. Misses Herrington. Mr. and. B E S S ’. MUTTON. Hemming Miss Leslie and party * ■ year. In the part Mr. Letevre. jun. Mr. Backet Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. A. Turner Master Richard Wlldash series of paragraph notioes from the different 1 rtuaate In regard e. A Agents, or to Secretary i! : plaoes, which were printed on Thursday, and the Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Spice. Miss Spice. Mr.- SIRLOIN ... .„ per lb. o.jo LEG ... ._ per lb. o n Miss Agar and party Mr. and Mre Bnrt __ h airman, and" he Jon. Misses O’Reilly. Messrs. Marbelneoke. O il Mrs. Medlock and party Mr. and Mrs. Willey Eoyal Exchange As terms of which go to show, happily, that there is i a chairman or rloe- . Groom. Mr. and U n. Bannister, A Miss Lee. W IN G R IB 0 9 LOIN ...... Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Kent Mr. A. Heller I little proepeot of the example complained of by . Brown. Miss Barnes. Mrs. and Mlas Sfloirea. 0 9 SADDLE ... 0 11 I thalre (hear, hw K The ROLLED RIB 0 9 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Venn Mrs. Wlldash surance, London. In-: J | the Indignant visitor being copied elsewhere. . Boiler. Mr. Billing. Mr. Brown. Mr. Wootton. TOPSIDE ... SHOULDER... Mrs. John Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Humble-Crofts The message from Eastbourne correotly observed SILVERS IDE WHOLE NECK Mrs. Neave Hill (Miss Margaret Cooper) corporated 1720. that here no part of the foreshore Is expressly "*,S w » BS B E A M BM&i BRISKET ... BEST END NECK Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lovell wvra which Mr. Rupert ' jnn. Mr. ChenneUs. Misses Jackson. Mr. IRISH STEW Governor, Sir Nevile reserved for children. At the same time, It la « continued In the tutor*, BUMP STEAK Lubbook, K.C.M.G. pointed out that motor oars do nor, use the sands, a would preside over them SB BEEF STEAK 0 10 c h o p ... r ... and that although when the tide is out equestrian OUTLET i ... each RIGHTON , GRAND HOTEL. He had much plea* ras. Misses Jackson. Mrs. and Miss Parker. Mr. GRAVY BEEF 0 9 BRIGHTON BRANCH: 130, QUEEN’S ROAD. exercise Is allowed, all raolng Is strictly prohibited. . __ Bopert Gwynne ha Mm. H art Mrs. and Miss Smith. Mr. and Mrs. STOCK 0 6 B Finest position on Front. “ Systematic official supervision,” It Is added, \ ensuing year (hear, hear. VEAL. | Magnificent New Lounge and Terrace overlooking " enables ohlldren to follow their pastimes without DAIRY-FED PORK. the Sea. ASSETS Nearly £7,000,000. | risk of molestation or personal injury." that It LOIN ... , ... ._ per lb. | GARAGE COMM ..’NIUAJ.'INU WITH THE HOTEL As the visitor's oommuuicatlou rather suggested FILLET I ... was the oaso, Bognor, it appears, was really the >p of ao C L J.1M awl on a. Mr. and Mrs. Leighton. LEG OF PORK „ ._ per lb. LOIN ...... OYSTER 0 10 PBIVATB BOMBS, with BATH BOOMS. town to exolte the worthy gentleman’s protest. 0 II m""‘This *—Impression ' is confirmed * e d ...... by the following Mrs. Elliott. Mrs. 8ydne; PICKLED ... BEST END NECK I En P ension Terms from 4 Guineas per Week. HAND...... BREAST ... T.. !j ... 0 8 whioh appeared In the Telegraph’s paragrap — v S f f i s & X s s f i g g i 1Mi«SohnSn!1^ t o Battem | CALF’S FOOT for Jelly... each 0 8 ;S;V- from Its BogDor representative :— them so mudh i SPARE RIB... FIELE. KINGMER. “ It Is a faot that permission was recently ROYAL NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE. Vbstbv Meeting.—The annual Vestry Meet Wedding.—A marriage was solemnised at the granted by the Council to a local gentleman to hold M m% Uo£> -■1-4 v-- It . - ; • / - ; r. ; j- ( . 'i , >! f It > _ '. ** a- EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1914. ' ' ., —“ ...... EASTBOURNE GAS COMPANY. ROYAL NAVAL VOLUNTEER — ------4------j | RESERVE. A PRESENTATION. KTO Mr. Stanley 0. Butler, who, has been a member | F IE L D DAY. SPEING CLEANING. LOWEST of this staff for the past eight been [Less appointed upon the staff of the.8 She am Gas An; interesting field day between the London Phone 771 Company. His oolleaguee met on S ay last and Sussex Divisions ot the R.N.V.R. was held SPRING CLEANING. and, by the hands of the Secretary (: es S. Garrard), presented him with *n • lever on the Downs round East Dean on Easter Monday watch as a parting rift. The Secret poke of morning, in which some five hundred men, with the very happy relationships existing igst the field guneland Maxims, took part. The “general E . MAYNARD, L i m i t e d , members of the staff, to which Mr. ier had idea” stated that, Britain being at war wittf a •| j lj T. ! Invariably contributed. In tbe n of the foreign power, a hostile cruiser had landed a Have y o u r directors and of the staff be wlshei Butler | small force to out the cable at Birling Gap. The Having 'their own Machinery (with all the Latest every sucoess, coupled with the heartii ■t oon- i f gratulatlons upon his seleotlon. Londoners! baaed on Jevington, received informa and Modern Improvements) for 6, Sussex Gardens,1“SSEffiK™ CARPETS Mr. Butler made an excellent little tion of this movement and were ordered to drive No. 3,( recognition of past and present Undn the “enemy ’’ back. During these operations a Hour* 9 till 7; Sat*. 9 till 5. Later by Appointment at the hands of tbe various ocmtrlbui reinforcement of the “ enemy” were supposed to appear somewhere on the East Dean-Friston road. BEATING AND CLEANING CARPETS, CONSULTATIONS FR EE The general scheme had been modified over u 1. CATHOLIC CHURCH, EASTBOURNE. night andf the final orders did not reach the SCKOO] TAKEN UP London head quarters until 10.30 am., the Are enabled to carry out all Orders under t h e i b o w n U.I moment for commencing operations, and tH - Shorthand, r. CHOIR EXPEDITION; proved somewhat of a handicap to London. I supervision , thereby ensuring every satisfaction. ing, Gecgraph . I defenders j (London) lost no time, however, m getting to work and in a very short while found CERTIFICAt On Easter Monday the obolr of the Cathollo touch with the enemy ((Sussex). Prom the and beaten by Church of our Lady enjoyed a delightful day In the Day and Eve ■ ; rfjij ;4* Londoners' point of view the operations were oountry. Leaving the ohuroh at 11 a.pi-, by one of successful up to a point. The London right wing A COMPETENT STAFF WORKMEN ALWAYS KEPT FOR TAKING Messrs. Chapman's fine motor ohar-a-banos, they and centre did well and) pressed home their attack IL L S | first drove to Battle. The Rev. Dr. Ryan (Catbollo smartly. Quite a spirited little “battle ” resulted AND RE-LAYING. gita-aiions SEanteb. H priest at Battle) met the party and personally took on the slopes above the b-Jevington road, '.[j JOHN PRING & CO., them to see the famous Abbey. Father Ryan The enemy appeared; to i apt to seize the road 1VTI8S VENES8’ EMPLOYMENT AGENCY tar MR. W. H. J? proved himself a moet exceUent guide. His know with the objectobji of turning > London right flank, lY l GOVERNESSES and SERVANTS, 122, TerminuS Emmanuel ledge of the fine old place and the luold wav In London, however, took npt advantage of a road, Eastbourne. Servants supplied for Private Houses. under is to b e| which he explained its history was listened to traot of dense and high i, 8, and though exposed Hotels, Schools, &c. Phone 843. Hours 10—1,2 —7, R N.C., Osbon With great interest, and, owing to his Influence, all tor a short while before gu __' ng= -it they___ covered______PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION. Speolal arran were able to go over the Interior as wi Even the ground smartly as to [sustain small; “loee.’ ERVANTS DISKNGAGED.-Gotf Plain Cook, age Viators. 2fe . and your Floors . 45, excellent personal character, £28-£30; Cook, 39, the ghost room was not forgotten, and oourse Had the enemy seized this!cover London would; Note Address: Sprefers boarding house or school, £30; General Servant the boys of the party were particularly ki about undoubtedly have been driven back, but the 40, good personal character, £22-£24; Housemaid, 19,18 the dungeons. Lunoh was taken at thi George enemy ' elected to remain j on the height and months' character, £18; Betweenmaid, 15, two months* thoroughly washed ashed Hotel—an exoeUent meal—after which ohara- London gained the cover .4 advanced' u p the character, £14; Nurse, 27, two years’ character, £20-£24. BOARD and : banc carried thedi all on to Bodlam. .ther slope under exceUent pro! on. The result waa Required immediately, good General Servant for small that the enemy’s left v ' was prevented from E. MAYNARD, Limited, flat (London), exceUent situation, £24- £26; also for East Excellent 1 magnificent, and so warm and gei lalthat tea bourne, £22-£24. All classes of Servants Wanted daily, bad on the lawn of the hotel. [ The return crossing the open betwi crest of the ridge, excellent situations, highest wages.—Apply as above. in th e me;Jn tirrie . Journey was by the same route as t e morning. and the road. Londbn’s did not do Oo well, ENCt The party,_bealde the choir, was aco< and the attack herd waa not sufficiently well tart SOLDIERS’and SAILORS pressed home, j - ,V |. J House Furnishers, the Rev. Father Lyneh (rector), thi IV? { and NATIONAL A8SOOLA- Bunnym ead, Father Lawzenoe, O S.F.O., the I ether The general result, ire the opinion of the rr a ' v, -'.r - ^ - r o a d , Eastbourne (TeL No. 871), tor Fleming, the Rev. Dr. Ryan, Mr. Cuthl wley, umpires, was that the ene y held his covering Handy Men, Waiters, Porters, Vanmen, Chair and A Living position long enough on, East Dean and Invalid Attendants; Spinal Chair for H ire; Vacuum Classes at all] Ill i; Mr. A. E.______Stlrekler,___ Mrs.______Stl _ m d other Telephone: 14. Cleaner , Supplied with or without men; Gardens friends. It was an altogether thoroughly enjoy Friston roads to succeed in is attempt at cutting SOUTH STREET, EASTBOURNE. Attended; Windows Cleaned ; and any Casual Work Prep, for, able day. the cable,; hut, had the Ion continued, the Insured under Workmen's Compensation Act. Men of Students Hear, L ; (m JOHN PRING & CO., defenders would certainly ,ve driven them back good character only Bent out.______Age no objl • ; ■' - c v • Ml • ‘ i to their boats in another .our or eo. The nett A SITUATION REQUIRED as good PLAIN COOK, No extra che] result, apart from te .oalities, waa an a A. temporary or permanent; disengaged; good refer References, A. 1 HEAVY FALL OF CLIFF. immensely enjoyable mo: ing for the London ences—F. E., care of Mrs. vinall, 64, Ashford-road. Member of I 55, Terminus-road, R,N.V.R.’d These Easters ith the Sussex Divi- §*rbanfcs & JUsistant* SManiei) §erbani0 & JUsistants gBanteii. Eastbourne. ' A remarkable subsidence of the facie of the oliff sioq are eagerly looked f< ard to all the year /^LER K DESIRES APPOINTMENT In Eastbourne, O B 0 round by: the London Division, and 1914 has YRTLEHOLME EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 32, T*TANTED. Young LADY, about 18-20, used to UPPE has taken place at a point a little to tbe west of Jj A Gildredge-road, Eastbourne. 'Phone 646. Ms native town; highest references; low salary— R proved as successful as any. Sussex and London pAQrtT T p'n Wreath nfKAfinn/, making.—J. C. Hastings, 10, Pevensoy-V Vvm. Hnggett, 67, Prlnce a-creacent, Brighton. Btrllng Gap. The fall of chalk amounts to several are “chummy shipsC’ as they say in the Navy, HOU8 EPARLOURMAID; £22; small family; central. , Eastbourne. Principals! Tel. 38x. EASTBOURNE. hundred tons, exoeeding In extent, in faot, any GENERAL for Upperton; small family. ADY (24), musical, domesticated, Seeks Eng thing witnessed in the neighbourhoojd of Beaoby and the yearly reunions are appreciated by both HOUSEPARLOURMAID; £24; Meads; no basement. ANTED, at once, Young GIRL to help in apart- J Useful Companion; experienced with cl divisions. I Tne Londoners hope that they will be KITCHENMAID for school: Meade. _____ment house.—49, Jevington-gardens,itbourne. J h C., “ Chronicle Office, Eastbourne. Head for many years. A t the spot in question the continued!and that there will be no more breaks W Large Premises \ cliff rises to about 200 feet, and some Idea of the COOK: central; small family; £20 to £25. SW T ANTED, a young PARLOURMAID for the dining ATRON (disengaged) REQUIRES POST for next- Physical Laborntl dimensions of the fall may. be ... gathered from tbe in the future in the annual visits to the South MOTHER’S HELP; £18; wanted at once. ▼ V ball; wages £18-20; also a Children’s Maid ; must term ; good nemilewomanand packer; energetic; Preparation fq Coast, be a good needlewoman; Wages £20-22.—Apply, Mrs. Mgood references—Address, T. E., ‘ Chroniole” nee. faot that the debris was projected across tbe beaob SMART LAD WANTED—Apply, Henry J. Capon, stbourne. to below low-water mark. It set:up an ugly 75, Terminus-road, Eastbourne. Qowring, St. Bede's School, Eastbourne, Fei barrier athwart the foreshore, of a height varying A YRTLEHOLME EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 32, * STRONG GIRL WANTED as WAITRESS.-Apply, rANTED, at once, Young Lady as APPRENTICE GEORG from 40 to 00 feet, and nearly 100 yards In width. THE BUILDING TRADE DISPUTE after 6 p.m., Cavendish Dining Rooms, 77, Caven for the Blouse and Costume Department: also M Gildredge-road, Eastbourne. ’Phone 646. ALLEGED ATTEMPTED AKSON. The fail took piaoe either late on Saturday night A dish-place, Eastbourne. well educated Youth as APPRENTICE to the Drapery. school; £30; age 38; character 3 years. ST- OF GUABDIAM or at an early hour on Sunday morning, and during -^Caleb Mitchell, Ltd., Lewes. P * HOUSEMAID; age 28; 2 years' character. To the Editor. GOOD DAY GIRL REQUIRED for Htiusework.- SEWING MAID or Children’s Maid; age 19; £18; FOR BOYS the present week much of the outer portion of the [ Mrs. Wright, Zion House, East Grinstpad. ww'ANTED, ASSISTANT MASTER in Boys’ School -ih nan Accused of Placiug Light near ohalk has been washed away by the eg • S ir: The committee of the Eastbourne Branch The Bnhjeote i N ASSISTANT REQUIRED for DRESSMAKING.' T V (Eastbourne) for few hours daily.—Write, giving USEFUL MAID or Maid-Attendant; £30; 3 years’ all Public Beoon Improved Condition of the Workli use. ii Escaping Gas. of tbe Apialgaiuated Society of Carpenters and —Maud Wright, Zion House, East Grinstead. qualifications, to Dominie, care of “ Chniniclo ” Office, reference. • □tion is I Joiners relpooeime for the conduct of the dispute Eastbourne.______^ ____ | [ • ; ] UNDER HOUSEMAID; £14; age 18; private only. les. with the builders of the town desire to make their USTRALIA. - Experienced FARM WORKERS, COOK; £32; age 25; character 5 years.______S also BOY LEARNERS (16 to 20 years), WANTED; Y\7 ANTED, for Eastbourne, thoroughly good HOUSE* For 1 ie Borough Police Court yesterday, before; MARRIAGE OF MR. MAKOYSKI position perfectly clear to their fellow townsmen. A I I PARLOURMAID, where housemaid is kept; APPRECIATION OF THE MASTKL’d guaranteed situations at good wages; low fares; only m H K COMPTON AGENCY, 6, Station-paradx. (Cotraoililor C. W. Bolton) and other We hear at times about the ultimatum that was £3 payable here.—Apply to John E. Ridgway, Ltd., 125, two in family; one leaving has been seven years—M. O., 1 EASTBOURNE. tfeL No. 1058. Telephone I SERVICES. Magia . Catherine Pemberton, of Eastbourne, AND- MISS BEAT80N. presented by the men to the employers, after which Strand, London. '______“ Chronicle” Office, Eastbourne. i was summoned for wilfully and! maliciously the employers had no alternative but to fight. Wanted: Cook, 3 maids, £30; Cook, 3 maids, £2Bc ^ A P F R O j attempting to set fire to No. 63-64, RoyaLparade, > on salary and commission.— ANTED, in small School, TWO respectable Cook, 3 maids, £28, country; Cook-Generals, £28, 6. I The marriage took piaoe on Wednesday, at That la not trne. In January, 1914, a code of rules Life ASsnranoe Company, 6, W GIRLS, one with a knowledge of cooking, the £24, £22; Generals, plain cooking, £26, £24, £22, £20; meeting of the Board of Guardians f< the property of Louis Green, in the occupation of Bishopsbourne, near Canterbury, of Mr. Brio W. were| drawn np and sent to all the employers, other for reneral work ; good home.—51, Silverdale- Housemaids, 3 maids, £24, £23, £22; Under House wilfully causing an escape of gas ire road, East! >ume. year was held at Avenue House, The Makovski and Miss Marguerite Sybil Oils Beatson, asking them to oonslder them and meet a deputa l l CLASSES OF SERVANTS SUITED with good maid, £14; Daily Kitchenmaid, 6s.; Houseparlour- ' iy: There were presemt the Rev. the Cellar and placing a lighted dandle therein The bridegroom ie the eon of Mr. and Mrs. S- tion ot the------men■*'- to discuss any------alterations------.L__ they maids, £24, £22, £20, £18. DfSENOAGED; Good Plain M B . E . on Moroh 24 th. A SITUATIONS at Central Registry, 182, High- ANTED, GARDENER' (second of four) and BOY; Cook, 3 or 4 maids, £28; Cook, 32,4 maids, £35; House Kg (who was voted to the chair Makovski, of Saffrons Gorner, Eastbourne, and the may think desirable with si view to an amicable street, Lewes. High-class agency for obtaining SituaW experienced inside and outside; take duty alter- maid, 19, reference 18 months, £18; Parlourmaid, 30, IHarlboronyh OoUi Mrs. Fahey, Miss Gatliff, Miss 1 The Chief Constable (Major Teale) said he was bride Is the daughter of thejate Rev. H. Beatson, gement. Everyone knows 'that wages are tions, Cooks, Parlourmaids wanted at once. Ite weeks; no bothy; lodge out.—State full particulars toreference 12.montha, £26. of the Miss Boldero, the Rev. Prebendary not in a position to proceed with the case then, and of Mrs. Beatson, of Bridge,ge, Canterbury.* The orth| so muoh per unit now as they were 15 A PPLY, OXFORD REGISTRY. Susans-road, East- x. Underdown, Gardens, Durrington House, Harlow, Allen, the Bev. H. von E. Scott, the Rev. J. T. as the Town Clerk, who waa prosecuting on behalf Mieses Brakspeare (nieoes of fthe bride) were tbe ago; There has been no advance of wages J\_ bourne, for comfortable SITUATIONS.—Wanted Essex.______-______; ; j______KB.[ Bums, Lieut-Ool. Owen, C.M.G., O.I.E., Coun- of the] police, had asked him to apply for' a bridesmaids. The bride given sway by ber ig that period. It is felt by all intelligent Cooks, Cook-Generals, Houseparlourmaids, Housemaids, IT ANTED, good COOK ; two in family; wages £24 Dulwich College, a mlkiT Bradford, Oodncrillor Eden, Councillor 1 As the case might be rather a long one brother, Mr. H. Beatson, wlbust Mr. Franeis Y. belnga that they have a right to say under what Generals, Kitehenmaids; also Working Housekeeper. . V to £26; nouseparlourmaid kept and help one day J&isaUmtemis. Are prepared tol Prior, OouncdUor Chapman, Mr. Roland V. ' it should not Be taken on an Selfe aoted as best man. Nu aero us Menas, as well condition^ they should work, so that they may be HER WANTED for in the week ; gardener cleans boots and knives—Mrs. Pupils c IV. — Write, stating age, Reginald Blaker, 6, Wallands-cresoent, LeWes. [ , Mr. R. W. HlHamhiyn, Mi-. J. Robin- Bench day, and he therefore applied for as the Immediate relatives of he parties, attended to enabled tb enjoy some of the amenities of oivilise " DVERTISEMENTS must be repUed to tn writing, Candidates j t ' until next Thursday, life, viz., the garden, literature, art, the sports an ) Miss Phyllis Jennings, 3, YITANTED, experienced GENERAL; SERVANT; directed to the addresses given. PerSofiUappUea- . F. J. Daan, M . J. Willmot, Mr. O. J. witness the ceremony, whioh ------erformed by the Marina-arcade. Bexhill-on-Sea. A iation Examine weInspector Parker stated that the Rev. Mr. Byron. The Sub-Oi it of Canterbury so on. This cannot be done after long hoars of f V small private house; two in family; wages £20 tions at our Publishing Offices, for particulars, are uselese other Unlversiti- OY WANTED for Newspaper Round. — Apply, to £24.—Box S. H., “ East Sussex NeWs,” Lewesl m 'W. -sLiLokay. Mi. J. MoUaun, Mr. J. L. xtedci, Mr. it had beep occupying Nos. 63 and 64, Cathedral presided at the and played seleo- toll, therefore the shortening of the hours of labour ATRONI8ED BY ROYALTY 150 times—We have tor admission to i on, Mr. 0. ChandJeae-ChaiLdBesa, Mr. O. Royal-] arade, a boarding house, but d man bed tlona of wedding mnsle. 'oilowlng the usual Is desired. No one can say a notice to alter condi B Partridge & Co), 65, Grove-road, Eastbourne. OUNG LADY as Second Book-keep ex lenenee received the above patronage from 10 different Mr.y 8. E. Bucfeland, Mr. A. W. Draper, been ] in possession. On the evening of Marph reception Mr. and Mrs. Mi ovski left for their tions to meet these desires is an ultimatum. Three /CONFECTIONERS. - Young GIRL WANTED to Y not essential; must be quick and accur___ ,_ite____ and members of the British Royal Family.—Edmonds ASSIST; Uve out—Apply, 16, Terminus-road, make herself generally useful. — Apply, B. R. H., Edmonds, 20, Elms-bniidings, Eastbourne. Shield, Mr. L. H. Canton, Mr. U 24th defendant was downstairs and subse- honeymoon, whlob ie being ipent Id Devonshire, months' notloe was given to the employers for con “ Chronicle” Office, Eastbourne. end Mr. A Hunst (clerk). quentl; went out. Shortly afterwards the mare There are a large number handsome' wedding sideration. The second week of March arrived, bat stbourne.______. T7IINGEK - TAME PARRAKEETS ; perfectly tam er UNIOIpl g p i i n ■ d i f he would go to the basement and see if presents. no acknowledgement or reply from the employers. OOK-GENERAL WANTED; small private family; rOUNG LAD WANTED to help in garden and with A1 can be handled by smaU child; hardy, hand-rearea (TbchnicI ■VR; ON o r Chaibman and Vics-Chaibman thin also HOUSEPARLOURMAID; wages £22 and £20; poultry; 6s. weekly—Apply, Mipses WMtifleld and pets, size of large canary; 7s. d. each.—Edmonds and M were ail right, but on looking round he At that time oar executive sent a representative C ome. Garden Cottage, 6 l i e Rev. E. E. Crake proposed the re-election light through a small window in the coal ’ relerences.- ferences—Address particulars, Mrs. C. Murley, ------e, Wire Mill,I Linglleld. Edmonds, Eastbourne. ______| I ______O A T and _ here to try to get the employers to acoede to tbe , St. Anne’s-road, 1 stbourne. Branches o f , pf the Rev: Prebendary Allen as chairman. He oelliar; On opening the door he could hear gas desires of the men, submit amendments or oall a /A AN ARIES—COCK CANARIES on full son 7s.6d-, ■aid he had probably known that gentleman as escaping, and he also saw on a shelf a lighted “ THE GREAT B general meeting of tbe employers, appoint a com r \ A Y GIRL (15-18)! WANTED to help in pantry ar \J 10s., 15s. and 21s. each; Hens, 2s. to 3s. 6 t ; large- Wood! He want forward and knocked “the AJ kitchen; permanent place.—Miss Plested, 1, Lan selection.—Edmonds & Edmonds, Eastbourne.______Visitors long and ae intimately as anyone present and. mittee, therefrom; and that committee and the downe-terrace, Eastbourne.______^______. Jlrticks for gale. ai* ai fee was thoroughly convinced that a better chair- candle out, afterwards going to the meter to turn men's representatives could meet and oonsider the rpALKINQ AMAZON PARROTS, 35s. to 50s. Foreign MUNICIPAL could not be found. He was a man off the gas. The lever, however, could not be To thx E ditor. [ matters between them, .-After interviewing all the RAPERY—WANTED, capable Bodice Assistant. A Birds Inin |great --- . —variety i-.- •----o-from 2s. .. 6d._pair. — Pomeranian Pomeranian e energy and in the past year he. found); he therefore opened all the doors and S ir : The jng, tearing indlotmc of the employers heoould meet, our representative was D —Apply, Bobby & Co., The Arcade, Eastbourne. T TACEY, L td., 22, NORTH ROAD (near Station), Puppiespies from 25s. each.—Edmonds & r " inds, 20, Elms- ,e meetings of the Board) wit; windows and obtained a wrench hammer, with and the whole bf the Radi party, snoeessfnl in getting Mr, Bainbndge to agree to ressmaking. - w a n t e d , good b o d ic e and 97, ST. JAMES’S STREET, BRIG]------, Eastbourne. MAKER; good wages to quick, capable hand; ...- Br Sewing Machine: All kinds less half pri regularity, notwithstanding the tact that^he w: which he turned off the gae. Later a search was 1 In your last issue over th< ilgnature eonvene a meetlng of the employers. He has Oar D Typewriters: Every make from2gs. Trun ir d s s t u f f e d a n d c a se d ; Foxs’ M «»t. the moet overworked dergyman ia the _ ■>*a . and the .levet was found amongst spi _ iF. Chambers," cannot, I am short hours.—Jessie Brown, 28, South-street, Eastbourne. Mounted on Shields and aU kinds of Taxldenny MUNICIPAL thftnkejfor hls acUoslii Uofortunutfoyi'; Mr; Prams. Pianos. 6,000 wiirs sample its, ha,i workB done on the premises: Ova and Pupae of Butter It was often said that clergymen were bed mi in the. cellar; On the: pipe leading to 1 tooserlouslyasreprjesenting attltndi i bridge w as hardly prebaed In certain directions Carpets,’ "Lino, ~Rugs, 'Blankets, Bfenke' 'Sheetn ~ , Quilts, flies and Moths; Ladies’ Hat Feathers of all M ate; Of business, and no doubt it was generally tm being examined by the Gas Company id of the great majority of those wl support to gbt woik done, ana he resigned from the Master . sics. Skates, . Fireproof , T____ Safes,,-l ______Musical and Jeientiflo1 many Thousands to select from.—Edmonds & EdmondB, (Technical tout the Rev. Prebendary Allen was,*' great men afhole was discovered, and a small ’’s Opposition in the present isls. Huildere' Association. Instruments, Cutlery and Plated Goods. Houses of 20, Eims-buildlngs, Eastbourne. “ irwards found which fitted the hole in t scream of preji Furniture Purchased, &o. Exchanges made. t ank| honourable exception. ilmus, It The 'dispute may be said to have started on OOD BODICE ASSISTANT WANTED at once.- IRD CAGES.—Every description in stock at lowest Ooh Gwen seconded, and said they ought Previously a woman had gone to ti should be read only to be Ignored, bat am led, April 1st! by two of the employers discharging s ______Apply, J. Hall, 48, High-street, East Grinstead. possible prices; Goldfish, Globes and Aquariums— feel deeply grateful for the work the Rev. Preb at tbe defendant’s invitation and a lia nevertheless, to address a few remarl to the IOBTERS EAST GRINSTEAD LIMITED, some of their men, This brought the matter to a OUSEMAID w a n t e d ; wages £20 and all found. ENGINEERS, londs & Edmonds, 20, Bima-buUdinga, Eastbourne. y Allen had done. “ given, to her in order to go into t writer ofif “ The Great Betrayal," whli . although head. The whole of the men were then with H —Apply, by letter only, with full particulars, Mrs., F c q i H E MODI resolution was carried unanimously. r. After she had obtained some coal of a general nature, may {receive sympathetic drawn. Tbe master builders have now an organisa Beardall, 4, College-road, Eastbourne. 24, CHEQUER ROAD (Tele. 181), A HINT. - CLEAR YOUR WARDROBES. - We give high prioes for good class things, and buy At Bob _ Chairman, in reply, said he was ve: candle to the defendant, who appreciation, even In Eastbourne. Tbe comparative tion with a secretary. We have written them, Always have FOR SALK a large quantity of NEW and everything In any condition to send abroad, Ladles’ eful to them indeed, and he should try to was in the basement. I oalm which has followed the etorm, the publication asking that a: deputation ot the men shall be . SECOND-HAND MACHINERY. Gents’, Children’s, and Underwear: Boots, Shoes and i best this year, as he tried to do laeCyear. FRENCH, GEl Defendant said there had been an escape of gas I of the telegrams and letters, and the reiterated received to discuss the matters in dispute. A They have at present the following for Disposal;— Household Linen, Blankets, Curtains: also Officer/ ', Member : And succeeded. for* six;six weeks weeks. ' denials of M asters may still leavejthe Unionists reply was reoetved on Thursday, the 10th inet., OUSEPARLOUI MAID REQUIRED, age 20-28 ; Uniforms, Old Gold and Silver and Artificial Testa. We ENGLISH, RUd _ dcillor E den moved the re-appointment of The Magistrates remanded the defendant unti' 1 unconvinced and pulsating wjlth resent it, bat I saying the letter shall be laid before the next H two other maid kept—Apply, Harberton, Carew- 1 BRADFORD 25 SHIRT WASHING and OounciUor Bradford as viceehairman. next Thursday, ball being allowed in a persona am sure that Mr. Chambers,) as exempl ' in his meeting bf the Association. We do not know road, Eastbourne. WRINGING MACHINE. 35SoT ' ’ Terms Moderate. 1 Mr. Wru.MOT seconded, and it waa carried. of £25 aredl one of a similar amount. 1 Secondhand Length SHAFTING, with Pulleys letter i remarkable letter, wonld never be idu in by hie when that will be. The committee are pleased to OUSEPARLOURMAID REQUIRED at once. - and Bearings, and 201, Qneen’s-road, Hastings, Sussex. Principal-] party to state a ease for them politioal ‘Let state that many non-union men played their part Write or apply, Mrs. Warton, Portsdown.Darley- Thb Committees. --- i 4 H road, Eastbourne. 1 18-h.p. MILL (Saundereon’s) Petrol TRACTOR, N UNFURNISHED and a. FURNISHED HOUSE every patrlotlo man in Eastbourne! alf sign (the l as men, and came out with the union men, who with Truck and Three Furrow (Howard) Plough. WANTED, near sea; Meads district preferred ; The various committees were elected as folio s Covenant) and eo assist in wing the determ!ilna- assume responsibility for their financial assistance TJOUSEPARLOURMAID (under) REQUIRED end A TVTR. A. BJ Jbrjrthe eppuing yebrf— ] HOCKEY CLUB DANCE. 1 20-h.p. FLANDERS MOTOR CAR; nearly now. two or three reception and about six bedrooms. — 1 7 1 Medallist t tion of England at this crlsl during the dispute. We are doing our best to JCL of April in 1 Young Gentleman’s Preparatory 1 60-ft. WINDMILL PUMP and TOW. Hamblyn, 8, Elms-buildings, Eastbourne, t.—Councillor Bradford, Mr. So ends this remarkable aelon. _ markable effect a partial settlement in the interest both of School; some experience necessary ; lamps; age about ! new). ns County Moder 19; state age, wages and experience—Mrs. Evill, Ash 1 ExceUent Power DRILLING MAC) FRENCH,11 ■ Chapman, Mr. Dann, Councillor The annual dance of the Eastbourne' Old Tc —I use the word advisedlj as being perfect the'employers and employed. In the meantime down House, Forest Row, Sussex. Gorringet ,Mr. Hamblyn, Mr. MoOann, "'1U" Hookey Club, which has slways b specimen of how not to !te a let! >ven a any Well disposed citizens, who would like to assist 2 DYNAMOS (nearly new). E ngl UNIOR GOVERNESS WANTED for School; daily 1 25-h.p. Paxman’s STEAM ENGINE (ni ten *— Prior, Mr. Shield and popular function, took place at the politioal letter—purporting further cause or ouroauee, may do so by sending their bontributlons ,rly new). free; moderate charges. — E. H.__ Richards, Ltd., X eonfonnd an opponent. In enC u f_ or resident; state age, experience, qualifications 1 200-h. p. NATIONAL__ JB GAS P H ENGINE . I __ ___ and1 Suction Sussex-gardens,Sussex- ~Eastbourne. “ "Hours,9-7; Saturday, 9—fi. Private Lessons < Rooms oil Tuesday i)ight. In the to the Secretary, and salary required—E. B., “ Chronicle” Office, East- Gas Plant (nearly new). ’Phone) 77L ml General Purposes.—The Chairmi . I reasonable minds, It la & oe of , W. SMITH. bourne.______j - |. ' j ______- Unterrioht in i .ble and regretted absence of Miss Edgar false 1 3-h.p . GAS ENGINE (excellent condition). l Linen, fee.: On donne des le Miss Bolde-.o, Mr. Buckland, m , a l 87, Langney-road, Eastbourne. ITCHENMAID (single-handed) REQUIRED for 1 6-h.p. GAS ENGINE (nearly new). ms, Mr. Canton, OounoiHF- the arrangements were undertaken by tittle- April 17th. chased; good mnoh K May 1st; London and Eastbourne; comfortable We often have enquiries for Second-hand Machinery demon's Suite, RAWING i f : Mr. Climpson, Mr. Dana, Mire Gatli: ’ells, hon. secretary of the dub, assisted tattle whioh, ever alnoe the d ellB home; scullery maid might suit; wages £20 to £22, alland owners with suoh artioles for disposal will do weU to cklynge-ro&d. iy, Mr. McCann, Councillor Prior, 12 by Mri A. R. Whistler, Mr. K. O’Brien Harding,Hardin Idlsoussed Bradford speech, would] have found.—Apply, after five o’clock, to 50, Royal-parade, communicate with us. No charge is made unless a sale D Mr. ;Maokem______and Mr. Pickett, skett, who acted :j jas Infested the Unionist bonneH igthem Tbb A bhow’s F light. — “ Please, Mrs, Eastbourne. H ______MISS MABGi Ihield Mr. Willmot. is effected. j ; j; I r. : TVI______Beatrloe Buildi to Chairman, the Vioe-Chairm; The room was tastefully decorated! by with the proverbial bee. Bowles, can I have my arrow? It’s gone over into rURSEMAID WANTED, for boy age five years ; i Prices on application to J. Dadswell, Manager. AJ at Ladies’ Houses; experienced.—Address, Box 180, LIFE 1______^ Scott, and the catering was admirably In the Midlands of E nglaiH ’ottl a b it” your garden,” said Botin Bobby. “ Certainly, my _ must be exp rienced—Write full particulars, or ! I ! H [ j. T (next to 48, GRO’V ss Bundle Hall, Mr, Can) by the' Scotch Bakery. Amongst so is the expression descriptive ofH terestlng “ Chronicle" Office, Eastbourne. Rev. E. Mr. Daren, Mr. Dra. answered Mrs. Bowles. “ Where is it f caU before 1 1 or al er 6 o'clock, Court Robert, Darley- WANTED, SECOND-HAND MACHINERY for Cast Hours daily 1 tirol gowns it would be invidious to proeeea of wanning np stale vletul I have fink it’s in yoor o at!" wt s the timid reply. road, Eastbourne. or Exchange for New. URHAM HOU8E SCHOOL -(foil Girls and Kinder- Gatliff, amblyn,Lyn, Mr. McCaim,Me' Cc ------D garten) RE-OPENS- —— MAY - ■4 th ; moderate ierate fees;fees SM p.m. Prior, Bobir t, Mr. Shield and Mr, Willmo distinction; but mention must be made preferred to use the word rSchauffeV am deal- FFICE. — WANTED, young GIRL just leaving boarders received ; great attention '*■-to ----- music,L —Jana Classes for c_ Primrose, who wore an elegant amber ■ with a correspondent of culture, who is school as Apprentice. Also a Junior in the office, A STRONOMICAL and TERRESTIAL TELESCOPE languages—Ceylon-place, Eastbourne. schools. Full i House. •The Chairman, the Vioe-i___ T veiled with gold lace, trimmed with ■ for blood, whose rapier thrusts wildly pply, Bobby & Co., Ltd., Eastbourne. FOR SALE; object glass 25 aperture, 48-in. focal i Boli Mr. Canton, Councillor Eden, H length, ft ve eye pieces, powers from 80 to 120t astronomical NGLISH HOME FOR FOREIGNERS ; garden, . MSar'II—a-__, ----______------mai Miss die Broe, in white charm i I aimed at oar vitals, bat who m ^H ery time, Jor or to fet. ERSON WANTED for SEWING and REPAIRING ; finder,,two sun glasses, table and high stands; shows ■ tennis; inclusive terms; sociable home life.— RAWING Fahey, Mire Gatliff, Mr., Hamblyn, Mr. embroi dered by pearls; Miss M. Smith waa att„. and whose trusty blade may safely aranteed, one used to dressmaking preferred—18, Railway E Councillor Prior, the Rev. H. von E. " Scott,' P coma, of Polaris, Rigel, &o.j; to be sold cheap.—F-- endower, Silverdale-road, Eastbourne. D in a gown of royal blue satin trimmed with In spite of Its many encounters, to never yet DVERTISEMENTS must be repUed in writing, Approach, East Grinstead. Hamblin, Optician, 13, Sussex-gaxdens, Eastbourne. Miss KAT Shield and Mr.1 Willmot. “ brown fur. Miss Russell was in pale blue; Miss directed to the addresses given. T’-J nalapplica- TjfASTBOURNE—FURNISHED HOUSE Required [needed wiping. ^JMART LAD WANTED for half-days and two hours ia r r ia g---- e ^ FOR SALE; — Small; light, round- JCi three months from end of June; 10 minutes’ walk A.C.T., Cert. Bout! g-out and Children’s.—The Chi Cassells' dress was pink and brocade satin; Miss Mr. Chambers from first to last, I hie letter, I n ! m|s at our Publishing Offices, for partlc areuseless. 5 in evening for paper round—Apply, Martin, 4, c_ fronted-Brougham; small Victoria, rubber tyres; from sea; two reception, four bedrooms; rent thren Sooleby, Medalist P: - I*' Chairman, Miss Boldero, Mias N. Bennett; white brocade satin; Miss j M. interpreting the words, motives | id aietlons of outh-street, Eastbourne. ■ Station Luggage Carts; all in exceUent order; any guineas weekly; most careful tenants; no children.r either Privately i ..G SITE FOB COUNTRY COTTAGE- White, design. Buckland, the Rev. B. E. Crake, Pennington, pink figured satin; Mi|e E. M. W<’ ' everybody not belonging to ith whleh ENCE, within: half-mile of Irange Road reasonable offer wiU be accepted.—Col. W. A. St. Clair Osborne, Agent, Eastboupie.______' iss Gatliff, Mr. Gorringe, Mr. Hambli The Beacon, Dormansland. Miss Shaw holt pink satin with tunic of flowered nireon trimi he has the honour to drifl ib infinite jh altitude; south front; ss pj peat-loam IELD SPANIELS AT STUD—The noted SHn»- Visiting Teacher 1 Knight T'.: > I ’^ ’ de; Miss O’Brien Harding, grey blue; lj charity, such sweet reasonal hts fellow .ndstone subsoil; Company’s ater; depth OB (good strong), 1 arranted, suitable for milk cart; F LINGTON FEARNOUGHT, winner at L. K T ^ Preparatory Soho —The Chairman, the Vice-Chairma amber; Miss Sword, erumptous gown, man, that he may safely be ieasly I JOs. per foot frontage—Apply ’he Steward, C also useful CAR’! HORSE; suitable for odd jobs,— Alexandra Palace, and reserve for Championship, and and references.- ' Ohapmare, Mr. Dann, Mrs. Fa“- es on the programme were, with Estate, 200, Londqn-road, itead. Apply, Pile, HazeldenW’arm, East Grinstead. Harpenden; tee £2. 2s. Cliffe J oe, winner at Brighton, m wallow in politioal and re" ils heart’s and Eastbourne. Winners and workers—Nash, Qtiffb, -H Owen ana the Risv. H. van E. danced with great oest until the content, in print aDd outl id add in j URNE—BOARDING HOUR FOR SALE, 2 MART MAN (about 22) for Fruiterer; used to floraT ONTRAOTOR’S CART FOR SALE ; in good con- Lewes. 1 ■ \ ,., -The Chairman, the Vioe- Amongst the numerous company pi all earnestness—well w saying- Wish Tower, as going opnci ' bed, one 5 jwork.—J. C. [Hastings, 10, Pevensey-road East- dition—Apply, J. Stanford, Glynde, Sussex. M ^ - 1 ■' Mias Bartlett, Mias B __ room, one drawing, on diningroom its1 30]30); low nme. e URNISHED ROOMS or Cottage, „ ith attend nee. Mr. Buck I and. the Rev. J. that If I thought it were to judge : illness sole D. Blackburn, Mr. my opponents with the fi mistrust prioe, includes everything; i—Al CYCLES, MOTOR CYCLES and CYCLE CARS— F ______for three or four months from May.’ 1st, W.WAN FED r Chapman, Mr. Climpscmi, M Mies NOJ900, “iOhroniole* Office. IPECIAL AGENTS REQUIRED in Horsham, East We have the Pick of the Market. Triumph, B.S.A., by lady andgentleman; Felbridgeside preeferred.- irma___ r, Councillor Eden, Mrs. Fahe de and mediaeval prejudloe Mbits, I ) Grinstead and Eastbourne for Sussex and Southern orkbrook and Raleigh.. BARGAINS in sfccOND- and full partioulare to Oswald Gamble, Strode Manor- Cassells, Cleaver, t Required; gunties Registry Head Office.—3, Upper St. James’s- qp MOTOR OYOLES—Rugg, Lewes. ’Phone 147. u, MoCann, Mr. Robinson, Miss should feel Inclined to £ ' rth and | iY, withoift Farm, Beamtnster, Dorset. Mr. WiUmot. •J-! put an end to both their ' unSjUpon atreet, Brighton. (Address Manageress.)______4 . Miss F \ AY - OLD CHICKS—Black Leghorns; first crosses IURNITURE, &o., RECEIVED at any timet for SALE Students i t a COST OF OpT-RKLOT.: . O’Brien Having thus arrived Mol of Hand, CJTRONG LAD 1 3 P orter ; about 17; must ride cycle. L f Faverolles-Buff Orpington, and Black ’ ;hom- J». AAA.BY AUCTION;AAAAAAA.AAAAA.OT or llOUghtbought privately at fair will conclude by expres good, Jew: — Apply, -Apply, H .r .! Browne, Chemist, 1, Cornfield-road, Juff Orpington; 7s. dozen. Eggs for Setting Vhite when preferred. — Hamblyn's de Rooms. 8, “BaoB The Relief Committee reported that tike ream! courageous Liberals ln ^ ^ V V polite Wheatle; Eastbourne. Wyandotte, Black Leghorn, 3s.; first crosses, 2s. to. dozen.uurou. buildings, Eastbourne. - f persons on the relief lists was as follows: V MrMr~ nbers’ ive, Heath House Farm, Lowfield Heath, near ‘ en, 192; children, 158; total, 410. The Paorkee, and courteoualyrefuse to haVe any and IRON- UPERIOR COOK GENERAL, HOUSEPARLOUR^ u l l y c e r t if ie d n u r s e t a k e s v is it in g adviee. To paraphrase > ■ James, ’est Sussex. S MAID WANT"1' ' ” “ references, — —- CASES DAILY: also Certified Masseuse (Swedish L ^ d C o n ^ Ore for the year ended March, 1914, was m t * * -Apply, Mrs. ouse, Marine- System).—Write,F M. E„ “ Chronicle ” Office, Eastbourne. a: No. 1 District, £1,123. 17a 6d.; N I l. a* ■ L & :, ?L -ii •.j ■tHU '^i i f - i Hrt-