GOLD WATCH BRACELETS NEWEST AND BEST. Real Gold Self-fitting Bracelets with Jewelled Lever Watches! LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. FROM £ 3 EACH. QUAlUNTRiiD. Wm. Bruford & Son, M Am U ht and SUvermittu, BrufordfrSoiij, FASHIONABLE VISITORS’ RECORD AND GUIDE 7vn\ Naatbourne and E nter. »< * tv t-minue-rd., JSs-etboarae
■ATION.-Ah tOPERTYjat UOB k bargain to close an at the G.P.O. as a Newspaper. SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1914 E s t a b l i s h e d re, Oscar Berry, Oh T e l e p h o n e EASTBOURNE 1856, Brighton. PRICE ONE PENNT I ABU, FBI larmhouse THE EASTBOURNE ty on premie H E - LADIES’ COLLEGE, forDi MARY H. COOPER, A rtist? c C ourt D ressmaker. 1 T GHASBINGTON ROAD. EASTBOURNK. SCHOOL OF COMM] Presides 1 y/A ' Biirige^WMEworlSj, ** 11, F1VHB1T i o a b THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE. A Day School for the Daughters of Gentlemen. Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping. Bu»I B ritain’s Besi Bicycle Principals: ln», Geography, Arithmetic, Civil Service Sr Latest Creations in FETEl and EVENING GOWN8 at Moderate Prices Head Matter i Languages. MISS HITCHCOCK and MISS CRAKE’ The REV. F. B. WILLIAMS, K A. (Successors to Miss Des Kuelles), (N CERTIFICATED TEACHERS only are Eh ORIGIN, AND EXCLUSIVE DE8IGNS. j Every page will interest you Schools Visited. in the 1914 Rudge-Whitworth Catalogue. Assisted by a large Stall of Resident and visiting Day and Evening Classes. Individual Telephone 763, Maste rs and Ml .tresses. The School Is a FIRST-GRADE] SCHOOL for the Sons It illustrates and describes nearly 70 Pupils prepared, if desired, for the Preliminary, Junior, graceful models, and contains full par Senior and I'ighor CamiiridK'i Local Examinations. Mao > SIDS, ST. ANNE’S ROAD, L I 8 M 0 R K ROAD, EASTBOURNE. Boys are prepared for the Unlversltlea, the Army, Nary ticulars of the <■ Budge-Whitworth easy for Matrioilati >n, London University, for the Society EASTBOURNE. ml Civil Bervioes, Professions and Commercial Life. of t rench Profeasorsin London and for tho Fxainlnaiion payment system and 10 years’ guarantee. by tho A.ro.datcd Board of tho_Royal academy of Musio Preparatory School fo r Boys. There are special Army and Navy Classes. Sent free on receipt of a postcard. and Royal College of Mnaic. . JONES, M,A.. F.ILG.a^ClUtoiU: n n fl'R ! t! ftr n n (Proprietors,! y « vAA K. A F. 8LOCOMBK), Fur Proepectua and Information as to reoent Suooessea, i?T Affoinhntni Rndye-Whitworth, Ltd. Btndents deairons Of pursuing thoir studies after lea-ring M pplloatlon should be made to tye Head Master. Cycle Makers to School may join Advanced Clause in Hiclish ; Itinjturo Physical Drill Is compulsory for the whole School. HJi. Kiut Gterie 10,Terminus-rd.,Eastbourne / and History; French German, Uatiu and Maiht-wallifc*. H I G H - C l ASS PROVISION MERCHANTS & GROCERS, Hooker, Cricket and Tennis Clubs. School French Library. o p p o a r r a t o w s h a l l , fastbottbhs . / “i LOVELLY - KEl PLESTONE A FEW BOARDKKS ARE RECEIVED. j[ INDPIELD,XJ9 320, V. T A H UE _ AVENUE, ^ 8TAVELEY ROAD, MHJ )8, EASTBOURNE. Scholarship- open toailnndor l< -tonableat the i.sAiee' EASTBOURNE. WINES, SPIRITS AND MINERAL WATERS. College for three years , examination in connection With Telophone N) 118. SIDENOE in a Comfortable Ho: this held in Jauu&ry of overy y. ar. Garden and Tenuis. Id Sleniivet Whiskey, 3/6 A 4/r per bottle. Fine Old Tawney Port, 36/-;& 42/- per dozen. School for Girls (Prepara I iry and Finishing). For Prospectus, further Particulars, &o... apply to tho erencea, medical and otherwise. 1 j Jbi T H JB K I D Gr E ’ S STORES. Principals, The Ladies’ College. N E W J A M S . i | j * : ABE you P a i d H ot. Mrs. F. H. Browne and H • T ait-B eid, B. A, N.B.- Mibs Hitchcock and M iss Crakk are athpme t/1to SAAsee PftTMthuPareitaou nn Knnlnoo^business .v«on F t'n.n.i-r.ridays . 3 o aVa30 a.to ~ 5,81)7r —ix BOTTLED FRUITS, dki. TBMPnoN* 33. Assisted by a large ReslU I Staff of Trained mreign Teaohere. r e e n or o f t -ell K8 m k!i 1 ■’'V r :SM ' M •••'] .]■ . , r i ' L t - * G 1,. BPKSCRR ROAD A Living Method for a Living Language. (Late of 32, The Arenuo). Groceries, Teas, Coffees, French and Italian Goods Home School for the Daughters of Gentlemen. WM.U.D,, y jn M I88 LLO YDS has removed to more oommodlo Tftwnk Gravely, PROVISIONS. premise* and la prepared to reoolve an lncreisi JJP., M.R.O.P. number of DAILY PUPILS. Rev. O. and Mr*. No extra charge for visiting. Con 7. J. a Merry/ WINES, SPIRITS AND LIQUEURS. BOTTLED AND CASK ALES AND STOUT. nd Mr*. Orr. the pLAREMONT, BOLSOVER ROAD, M eads, Brtareuoes, A BONKFANT B. 6s L. (C Eastbourne. Bhool for tho Daughters of Gentle- Member of the Bodety of French Pro FOREIGN MINERAL WATERS. DERATED WATERS. men. Specially reoommonded by the Countess of Carnarvon, Hlgholere Castle, Newbury ; Mrs. Wrough o b o r o u g h so BRUSHES, BROOMS, &c. ton, Woolley Park, W antage; and present Parent*, fcc UPPER AVENUE. EA8TBOUR1 r a n v i l l e h o u s e , m e a d s Lovely Position, Tennis Lawns, Hookey Field, Staff of R EASTBOURNE. Q. GILBERT, B.A. (I G ADDRESSES: Certificated English and Foreign Mistresses and London PH nd,* la i D. Q. GILBERT. (Lond. LADIES’ SCHOOL DMaster*. n If T» No-- i failures r\.wx------»-in the m waiwiu Oxford ’ - •* Awuatn,Locals, xv.R. t\ ..M.u and 19 and 81, draroh-Btjreet; 16, Pevens«y-road and 176, Seaside. Drawing Society Exams. in 1907, Private School fo r Boys. House beautifully situated in its own Grounds. 27, Seaside - road; 17, Carlisle - road; 10, Grand Hotel Building In Fast bourne in the SoDlor Oxf( Field for Hookey, Recreation Room (50-f L long). Ail exams, optional. Special home core. Large Premises with 8 acres of ground. C lemlcal and T eL 130. (Compton-street West), and 54, Seaside. Physical Laboratories. Gymnasium and Pli ring Fields. Special Advantages for Mualoand Modern Languages. Principals ... THE MISSUS DAWSON. Preparation tor London Matrloul&tlon ai 1 Oxford Prospectus, references, fto., on application to the and Cambridge Locals. Rain Water, fo r tie storage o f which large underground Concrete Tanks have been constructed. Principal, MRS. C. H. dk la MOTHE. Fees Moderate aud Inclmive. Flannels Washed it* A SMALL CLASS FOR THE CHILDREN OF GENTLEPEOPLB ONLY GEORGE’S SCHOOL (UPPERTO) EASTBOURNE riRANVELLE OREST, ST. JOHN’S ROAD, V J EASTBOURNE. IS HELD AT S, GRANGE ROAD. ; L i m i t e d Pupils prepared. If desired .for the Cambridge Preliminary FOB BOYS INTENDED FOR BUSINESS SANITARY STEAM LAUNDRY CO School for the Daughters of Gentlemen. Examination. ! Beginners received. Thorough Modern Education with special facilities for References from Parents of Pupils. The Bntfieots of Instruction Include those ts Music and Languages. U PnbUo 8eoopdary Sohools f o A to addition LATIMER ROAD, EASTBOURNE. Apply, by letter, to MI88 E. CLEATHKR. Mention 1* paid to Commerclal Subjeots and Own Scholarships obtained by Pupils. Every convenience is provided for ensuring the Highest Class of Work for Families, Lodging Individual supervision and training. Happy home Ufe GETTING INTO ; For Proepeotn* apply Huad Mabtkb. ’ Houses, or Hotels. with healthy School discipline. HOT WATER! SPACIOUS OPEN DRYING GROUND. Extensive premises In own grounds. Playing field. |N ; 1 ■; Telephone 68 Crowborongh. Large hall, well-lighted and veutHatod, for gymnastics, Letters should be addressed “ h IS* Hill, Sanitary Steam Laundry, Lalimer-road, Eastbourne.’' dancing and indoor recreation. SAFFRONS, OROWBO OUGH Prospectus and List of Successes In Publlo Examinations THE GAS COMPANY’3 HOT-WATER CIRCULATORS TO LET (Furnished during post year on application to Tkb Pbincxpal. r SUBSEX. PUPILS COACHED for the Universities. Professions, i English Language and Literaturo, &o., at 8UPPLY THE BATH, SINK8 , ETC, THE HOMESTEAD, 53, CARKW ROAD, or PARK VIEW, 16, BLACK WATER ROAD. ATTACHED TO THE KITSCHFINER AND MEADS. f ! R . G . COLVILLE, M.A. Oxon. INDERGARTEN and PREPARATORY M(Late Open (BuMml Scholar of hli College & Hononrman), X V . SCHOOL FOB CHILDREN /ages 4-11)." ~ Reoent Successes: Pass Matriculation, LondonUalverelty, Certificated English MlBtresses. First Division, and in Supplementary Paper In Latin EXISTING SYSTEM. English, Mnsio. French Swedish Drill, &a i l U n e i r a * , Tuition in any Subjects. M COURT ROAD, LONDON, W Prose, 8ept., 1911. Previous Exam., Cambridge. First Children received as Boarders, weekly or othurwise. LONDON." Telephone: “ MAYFAIR 101.’ Class, Part L, Second Class, p a rt II., October, 1912. Visitors’ Children received. Candidates are prepared for the Kntranc Entire charge of Children whose Parents are Abroad. Udoo Examinations nf Oxford, Cambridg FOR SALE, HIRE OR HIR3B-PURCHASE. Apply for full particulars. MI8S HINDt.EY. Mar Universities; for Scholarship Exao SAVIOUR’S CHOIR SCHOOL, Gladwyn. Staveley-road. Meads, Enstbonitne. ir admission to Handhont and Woolwich. S• SOUTH STREET. m u t e on application. BOYS ARE TAKEN FROM tH E AGE OF EIGHT. COUNTRY COTTAGES { ljO, S U S S E X G A R D E N s . - ' ' i I MADAME PETRELLI, R.A.M, Fkxs £6 per Annum. (late Pupil of Signor Itandegger). of the prinolpal MUNICIPAL SCHOOL! C INGLY AND INEXPENSIVELY FUBNISHED. Many Choral 8cholabship% some of which cover J * : ! ! London Oonoerts, and PRIMA DONNA D’Oyly XL (Tbchnical Institute, Grove-bo the whole amount df the Fees. Carte Operas. London, Training for Business Life. ' i ! i- >AY and EVENING CLASSES are “ OUR COTTAGE” --- 1------—------GIVES LESSONS in VOICE PRODUCTION tranohee of Art, lnolut" Olkssre in hletal Wi For Prospectus and other information apply and SINGING (Italian Method), Wood Carving Leather Work. THE WARDEN. A ddress: Cb a is -y-Don, D u ke’s D r iv e, Eastbourne Vlsltore can join for short periods. Many of her Pupils holding distinctive engagement** p r e p a i d r d e r s c a r r ia g e p a i d t o a s ■ER, A.R.C.M. In Opera ana Conoerts. MUNICIPAL SECONDARY DAY 8CHC £ 5 O iloma), Diploma of FOR GIRLS RAILWAY STATION IN ENGLAND OR WALES, MARSHALL & DUN BAR, I S S MARGARET STONE [VIOLIN PLAYING has resumed her (Uppebton-boau). IMONY, M HOAL FORM, *0. M 1 -i .j - f . I T ] . n f n T .. LESSONS In SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION MUNICIPAL SECONDARY DAY SCHC fo r all Ms idol Examinations. , Ladies’, Gentlemen's S i Clerical Tailors. A t Clift's, Gildredge-road, Eastbourne. FOR BOYB Hchoola visited. VISIT8 -EASTBOURNE THURSDAYS & FRIDAYS. (Technical Institute, Grove-road). Ilodor, St. LaonlBne Roan. Eastboubhh ; f r/.:. ? vi T *• ; 1 ; I RlSB GABDRN8, LONDON, N, For Terms, address r ruepeeta* and full particulars nf these Schools L O O K B E PORE YOU LEAP 18, HILQROVE ROAD, SOUTH HjimpSTBAD, LONDON, be Obtained from THE SECRETARY. Education C 'HABIT AND BREECHES MAKERS. N.W.; or “ Aral' b n ," Eastbourne. mlttee. Town Hall, Eastbourne. 31GN0RINA [VIA NELLI ' * > 1 j I I II ' {;* i ; • • • . L . • J (Prof essoressa dl Lingua Italiana Laureata I jIBAULEIN, MEYER, DiplOmdo Before you buy any kind of Furniture anywhere, it is u UAGES, uell’ UnlversitA di Roma) NEW SPEING DESIGNS & MATERIALS jC (Highest References of Schools and Private Families). the v a l u b we offer you—then compare it with what th IIVES LESSONS IN ITALIAN GIVES LESSONS IN GERMAN GRAMMAR, Yon will at once recognise that oar Furniture is m ore th In Schools and Families. French Lessons alto given, LITERATURE, CONVERSATION. IREW, or terms, &o., applyJIkathkrdkne, 1, Meads- btrebt, Highly .uooeMfnl In preparing for all Public Examination*. note that we guarantee to Eastbourne. Hatters, Hosiers and Shirt Mahers, Conversation Classes for friondMif 4, oouree of 12), one guinea each! S M . GRAHAM SCHOFIELD, . f ____ |______=|____ I • MUSIO, HINGING, PIANOFORTE. SOLE ADDRESS : DlpldmBe, Purls 1, A l l Sa in ts' Cottage, Meads, E astbourne. (1st Class Certificate), R. A. E. 8TYLER, 1, S ilverdale- road. oods we deliver Carriage Free, and in every conceivable way we economise for B880N8 In PRACTldAL DRK9BOUTTING 111 & 113, SOUTH STREET, E j ISS ALICE NORTON, l.k a .m., A.E.C.M., Medallist of Society of Arts. Long experience KING, FRENCH .PATTERN MODELLING anty Modern Language Instructor ana Examiner. W e invite your Inspection Our Show Booms are open to you, and we expect 1 Ttfd MILLIN SRY. M Visits and Receives Pupils for ofleld bas had 12 years' exporienoo with private Pianoforte, Harmony, Singing & Voice Prodnotton, FRENCH, GERMAN and ESPERANTO, ffer. W e specially oater for the Middle and Worldng pnpUs and in dare teaching in schools. to live abroad English. Latin. Spanish and Italian In EASTBOURNE on SATURDAYS. —“ Rector," “ 01 taught by up-to-date method. Classes. j] \ Blouse Patterns ai Speciality. PupUs Prepared for Metropolitan & Local Examinations be tisw nn or small Classes. Schools visited, CORNFIELD TERRACE, Telephone No. 385. Upwards of 300 8ucces.ee. errlcht in alien Zwelgen der engllschen Sprache. Address: 29, MAGDALEN TERRACE. ST. LEONARDS. AUIIIJ n G: Knghah lor Foreigners J ^ R A W I N G AND PAINTING CLASSES. PET|ERS & SONS, MB. J. TALIBABT, B 6a-L. DEPORTMENT AND BALLROOM DANCING) has had many years' experience In ooaching m Pupils in EngUab and in preparing English 1/TIB8 LUCY WAY begs to announce that and Mr. W. Rothe HOUSE FUKNI Candidates for various examt FJ. her CLASSES! have been RESUMED In the at THE BTUDIO, German), a SAFFRONS ROOM8, on SATURDAYS, at 3 p.m. MR. A. H. ARDESHIB, B A , LL.B., Cambridge Boston, Double Boston, Tango, Maxlxe, and Fancy ) 27, Kensington Gardens, Brighton, date Open Historical Scholar ol his College, Literature Danotng. Private Lessons can bo given at any timo on and Essay Prisemau. and Hanoi rman, 1909-13 Governing application to— Tutor to sons of IHts Serene Highness the Ruling 2, WEST TERRACE, EASTBOURNE Five jniuutes’ walk from Central Station. Trams stop at Comer. : Prince von Thum end Taxis) MILLER & SELMES, *•““ “* RECEIVE PUPILS wishing t loroughly to Btudy the DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. JQBAWING AND POINTING, ——English Language,r ------x— or or requirir requltinj; coaching In History, X, 218. National, 830x. Classlos, Mathematics, Frtinch, German, &o. Builders. Decorators. Plumberi IS S ELEANOR RATCLIFFE, ,EBN SHAW, Exhibitor Royal Aredemy, 10 years Assistant to MRS. WORDSWORTH, Cert. South Kemlngton, Cert PUPILS PREPARED for Olxford and Cambridge Every description of Building and House Repairs done at Moderate Charges. M rntnanoo DVaiVilnaHnna and History Scholarships, Special attention to Drainage and Sanitary Work. Has RESUMED her CLASSES at the GRAND HOTEL AT STUD.—The noted I Medalist, Atelier Ludovid. GI tr Servloes, fee. SATURDAYS at 2.15; Juvenilos, U o'clock. ' S ought, winner at L. ar ^rirately or In"ChissT Figure, still life, bla, 1,1 “ ROWLEY & SON, k Schools Visited. At DEVONSHIRE PARK. Wednesdays at 8.15; reserve for Championshb Office and Works: 75, TIDE8WELL ROAD, EASTBOURNE Special Baby Class, 11 o’olock. C u m Jon, winner at Bti iss Shaw bolds positions of many years stand tern and workerei—Nash. lUng Teacher In the Mary Buss School ^ and 128, 8T. JAMES’ STREET, BRIGHTON Adnlt Class for Tango. Maxlxe, &c., Mondays at 8 30. paratory Schools In London. Excol'ent estin OPHTHALMIC and 80IHNTIF10 OPTICIANS; EXPERTS In DEFE( v ALLANDALE, COOMBE ROAD, CROYDON. references.—13, East Dean-road, Bastboi me. Ketabliehed 1870. i I • j j I Telephone 106. MAKERS 0» OPTICAL, PHILOSOPHICAL, AURAL and SCIENTIFIC INI gU S S E X HOTEL, COR) For the Erection of High-Class Residences and the Thorough Execution of Repairs, ISS MINA HUDSON (Cert. Voo. T.C.L., riBS ELSIE 8. M. REED, Ctertifi AGENTS FOB THE “ PjAjTHBSOOPE’’J HOMRi C M Member of the Incorporated Society of Musicians), L Advanced Grade Associated Board S.A.1 MG1VE8 LESSONS IN 81NUING, VOICE DEVELOP !.M. Plano and Organ (Honoure), late Depi ity Oi Grill Room and Restaurant. ! j MARK MARTIN & SONS, MENT a n d PIANOFORTE PLAYING. • ft. Peter’s Church. Eastbourne, Aooompanist Distinctive and successful method. Preparation for Amateur Ope ratio LVRCHEym. TEAS. D. NNER8. SUPPERS. ligh-Class Builders, Decorators, Shop Eitters, Electrical and Heating all Musloal Examinations. Testimonials from well-known Musical Critloa. Ladiks’ CH0IR.-Summer Term com- f and ORGAN P L A Y t o HARMONY Moderate Prloes. -wn • f-u •• «. ■ «'• ■ and THEORY. Open to Non-Residents. menoee May 5 th. t> prepared for the various Musical Examinations. lie 'in SOAP for SPRING CLEANING, M rs. Boult, P r prletreas. Particulars from Miss Min a Hudson, WUloughby House, Station-parade; or Clu t ’s Studio, 1, Gildredge-road. Bach Villa,” Tree Gbbyb, EASTBouaNa. Eastbourne, ; a . i DOLPHIN: i LACROSSE, ica ted m FOOTBALL, Tel. 361. Under Royal Patronage. Est. 13C9. i a e i d 2 i d . p e r B A R . for PROMPT REPAIRS IN ALL BRANCHES. h e c e n t r a l g y m n a s i u m , WHIfTENS, BRIGHTENS, DISINFECTS, 00LLIN8’ gPORTS 8H0P, T CORNFIELD ROAD, Eastbourne., Proprietor, P r o f . GE6kGE RABEY (late) Sergt.- UTH, STREET _j[l Near Town Hall), Instructor H.M. Coldstream Guards. oduction, Binging, Pianoforte, Hi TO MOTOR CYCLISTS. The Subjeots of Instrnotion are: Gymnastlos, Deport ment, Military, Physical and Swedish Drill, Boxing, 0 . VINDHAM EOBI1 Fencing, Sword, 8lngle-stiok. Life Saving, Resusoltation, F e w S h o p S o iled M otor Cycles must be S o ld ; 3j-h . MAKE JAY YOUR BEST First Aid, &o. LONDON. W., On WEDNX8DAYIL INGtNH. VARIABLE GEARS. £87. 10*. HOTCHKISS Sc SON, First-class Army Instructors. Schools attendsd. tnr.T. on Saturdays. Schools at! XELBS in Stock. Secondhand Magneto Model* from £10, n g i n e e r s , millwrights , Ladles' and Jnvenile Classes are held dally in Deport i| KYA LA M I.TH E GREYS, Ea PATTERN MAKERS, ment, Physloal and Swedish Exercises, and are under the lost finished a Course of Binging I e x si OF AOOESSORIES ON THE SOUTH EBLACKSMITHS AND BOILER MAKERS, personal supervision of Mrs. Geohqk Rabey. Tor particulars apply at the Gymnasium. yndham Robin-on, an-1 can without ORAXBO Ring up IMix Brighton. And Repairers of all kinds of Machinery such as at he ha* enormously improved an d OfT a TYin all times a » » of a the "year, Easter .. ts y voloe.—From Mrs. Manbeb, Mount PI a. BROWN A Si Steam, Gas & Water Engines, Hydraulic-Lifts, &c. Very many thank* for *11 Your trouble, ASHFORD ROAD, EASTBOURNE. shown in the great Improvement in my * Engineering Work)) at Rear. Irders at onoe to avofd the rush, CHEALB’ el myself, and whloh has been noticed by HOP-SOILED CABIN TRUNKS, BAGS, BASKETS, BL(JUSE CASES -tee uarff frnlv ADnmr.n Mar AAV /ilant. FOB FIRST CLASS SS’SeSf? - . j ,! IN SOLID LEATHER, FIBRE, CANE and HIDE. A very large variety of Travelling Requisites of every description, WEST END BETTER OR ORSE ORNAMENTAL ^REES, SITING TUTOR AND LECTU H R . A . G A BA , R es So. (France), MOTORING a kd TRAVELLING COATS. Clothing to suit all Climates. ROSES, (PEN. TO ENGAGEMENTS to Schools ^and Telephones •HILLIPS, 54-5, W est Street, Brighton II JAY’S for Quality, Price and Terms, Come and a us to prove this. Fruit Trees and Hardy Flowers, &c.
WANTED, SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR SECOND- ND FURNITURE. Address: 18, THE AVENUE, BASTBOI NUBSERIES 113 ACHES, CATALOGUES FREE £5 worth !/- monthly. OLD OIL PAINTDi £10 - „ CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION. YMNASI Old Scrap Book* and II iture* on Ivory, and Old Needlework Picture*, £20 „ ON APPLICATION. Street, tepresentatlve will oall If £30 [„ Will Pay Cat ion Parcels sent or Call by appointment. !j £40 „ Free Delivery anywhere. J. OHBAL & SONS, Ltd desired. £50 „ Plain Vans. Address, F. W ITT, 1 SHIP STREET, BRIGHTON. » THE NURSERIES, CRAWLEY. FASEI0W 4BL^ Cabinet Makeirs & Upholsterers, IDIXEYS, 127, Qnee: PIANOFORTES, AMERICAN ORGANS, n’s Road, BRIGHTON 1 HARMONIUMS AND HARPS. OAD, BRIQflTCIN. Branch A Workshops i 96, W< 'Phone 68. ; By the Beat Makers, on the Lowest Terms, for Sale, LNUPApTUBIN Or O P T M I J Hire and on the Three Years’System. To ibe Sussex Ey i and Ooonfr Hospital*, Bnigicai Aid Bootety, ate.. I MONEY. LYON * HALL, Warwick Mansion, 7CAOLBS and ] EYEGLASSES ~ ‘ " ------MONEY. 5, KING’S ROAD, BRIGHTON. itT oettng. Field and OpiKA urnras, Therkoimtnhe Experienced Tuners sent to all parts of the Country. ir* .-0 tffll. T*le.: 4.488 T. LAMB & SO! Illustrated Catalogues Free by Posh iD .v . 13/8 JEWELLERS i AND QEN1 ^RTISTIO MEMORIAL CARDS. 40, SEASIDE ROAD (opposite the Colonnade.), £ FAM CM BBj„co- — « W e Heads, 1/6. SALE a_Large Assortment of NEW and SECOND-H. CLOCKS, A number of the Newest and Choicest Designs In A LL k i n d s o f CHARGES. FOLDED MEMORIAL CARD8 are now lnoluded in ere, Farnconb* & Oo.,L 4 eYSTy SaiM dar, at th « r *ABBfOOJr»» A 00„ Ltd. losrstieN without Notice. our Pattern Book. CHRONICLE PRINTING W< FABNCOMBE Sc CO., Ltl., PanrrnBs, ^ W O ^ B O b T H STUStr. XASTBODBhK “ Chronicle " Works, South-street, Eastbourne,
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Martin, OoL MoBae, O.B., Bar. Canon Mrs. and Mias North, Miss Neal, Mrs. EASTBOURNE PEACE SOCIETY. EDUCATION NOTES. COUNTY COURT. * 8 M ** Vida* Il^ a » ^ id W l® ‘« .J- PUBLIC MEETING. The newly-wedded oouple afterwards left for Overseas E x cha n ge of Teachers. T uesday.- -Before bis Honour Judge their honeymoon, whloh la being spent In Corn An experiment, arranged for the first time in the M ackarnkss. ELLIOTT’S wall. Mr. and Mrs. Vidal are to reside at Orping ADDRESS BY CANON HORSLEY. soholaatlo history of the overseas dominions, is “ MORE OR LESS A JOKE.” ton. There are a large number of very beautiful now being tried by Canada and New Zealand, who Thomas B. Rowe (G. & R. Lavls) v. Ernest A. wedding presents. A meeting in oonncotlon with the newly-formed have exchanged a small body of sohool teaohers Hutchison was a judgment summons, the amount STORES, Prices range local Peace Society took plaoe ab the Teohnloal for a year. Three lady teachers from Brandon, due on the judgment Deing 15i. 3d. LIMITED G£T! : Manitoba, one of Canada’s growing prairie oltles, Defendant, who Is a riding master, did not teuiie I Watch Sold . upwards from Institute on Monday evening, when the prlnoiple appear. ; i COUNCILLOR F. HOLLINS AT of arbitration as a means of settling international have gone over to take service for a year with the Plaintiff said the debt was for photographs, (Opposite S. Saviour’s Church), and till is Guaranteed and £2.10s. each BRIDGNORTH. ” was advocated, Alderman1E. Duke pre Sooth Canterbury Education Board, in New and was lnourred about five years ago. Defendant the coif 1 .1 sided oyer a small gathering, whloh I: loluded Canon Zealand, while three from South Canterbury have was a single man ; he did not dispute the debt, bat for 9 ct. gold with Horsley, the Rev. W. Lee, Rev. J. (I. Goold, Rev. gone to teaoh in Canada for a year. The Hands although about fifteen personal applications had F the Bracelets are SCHOOL DAYS RE-CALLED. J. Clennell, Councillor J. 0. Wright i.nd othere. Across the Sea Club are responsible for the been made he bad neglected to pay. He seemed EASTBOURNE arrangement of this Interchange of teachers. to regard the liability as more or lees a joke. And at MEADS. fully jewelled lever A one-time pupil of Bi _ mar Sohool, Th e Milit a r y Sp ir it . His Honour made an order for committal, the of TfrigKah make. Councillor Frederlok Hollins, M.A., of “aatboume, The, Ch a ir m a n , In opening the meeting, said same to be suspended for a month. movements. took part In the reoent Inauguration of an Old peaoe was a subjeot they should all feel a great A lew weeks ago the London Education Com Boys’ Association. The precise date ol the’founda- Interest In. Personally he was sorry there was mittee agreed to employ a lady teaoher from A WIDOW’S COMPENSATION. ASK TO 8 BE SAMPLES. tton of the sehcol Is not reoorded, but t la known not a larger gathering to listen to (he address of Australia in one of the Council Sohools for a year. Mr. W. H. Bart appeared on behalf of Mrs. to have been prior to the reign of Ed' rd VI. The Canon Horsley, as the question was Important Similar exchanges hove been made for some, little Wynne, a widow, In support of an application for Telephone Numbers: school has turned ont many dlstlni lshed men, time In connection with teachers In Clifton, from the standpoint of the town, nation and the the payment ont of Court of a sum of £80 due to South H ouses, 227 and 27. amongst- those now living8 beingW _ „ oral Sir world.; When they realised as a nation the Rugby and Harrow and New Zealand Colleges, and her under the Workmen’s Compensation Aot. All Charles Warren, who presided at the ol of enormously large expenditure on armaments and an effort Is being made now in Auckland to widen the eosts, he said, had been paid, and £80 was the Mbaps Brahob, 207. I W . BRU FO RD & SON,100. “ INROAD, the new association and was eleoted the st the increase during the past few years they thought the original soheme by making it possible for net sum payable to Mrs. Wynne, as the widow of president, i III the people of the country should speak out very speolally selaoted teaoherB to spend a year away the deoeased man. Telegraphic Address: Councillor F. H o llin s, who moved the appoint strongly on a matter of this kind. They recog from New Zealand visiting England, and possibly His Honour said it was undesirable the whole ment of tne vice-presidents, said he rose with nised that the military spirit was being fostered, other oountrles| It Is proposed that the Govern “ Elliott’s Stobes, Eaotboubxx.’* time Pharisee thanklngGod that he Is not as Other amount should be paid out at once. I t would be rather mingled feelings. He remembered that when and even among the lads and yonng people it was ment should assist In [their expenses, and also better that the bulk of it should be invested, at J e tte to the Gfoitor. men are ” (Christian World). he was In that room 57 years ago he was there being enoouraged on all sides, and it they were not arrange that every facility be given them for “ Senej ” would also have ns understand that least temporarily. under very different olroumstanoes—he was a to speak out and take a very firm stand with a study ing educational matters during their absenoe. Mr. Bnrt said the applioant was quite willing to there Is no advantage In the State recognition of great deal younger then than now for one thing, view tq Influencing public opinion they felt sure THE HAMHAM FIRE. 1 religion; that the servloe held before the assembly * I • * place herself in the handB of his Hononr. She Raleigh Cj rat although he had only onee slnoe 1857, except this military spirit would oontlnue to Increase. Th e Coming oif t h e K ilogram . merely wanted money to go on with. Nott of Parliament Is a farce; that our administrators on this oooaslon, visited Bridgnorth, he felt when Therefore it behoved those who believed In peaoe, Sir: I notice that on the occasion of the above may as well be Infidels and agnostics as professors Although many efforts have been made to secure His Honour made an order for payment out he oame book here that he oonld find his way so far as they were able, to do what) they oould to Immediately of £ 10, the residue to he deposited in Ere a Boy Soout rendered useful aid in carrying of Christianity; that the Sovereign may as reason about blindfolded. He felt,, and he thought that the adoption of the metrlo system in England, It TEA AND COFFEE oreate a good feeling and a good spirit In the has made little headway among the general publlo. the Post Office Savings Brnk. The applioant Dunlop 1 buckets of water and damping down the rick and ably he a Mohammedan, Buddhist, or Parses as a every “ old boy” would agree with him that there nations When they remembered they were living oould apply for farther remittances as she required $ Brooks’ 1_ the base of other ricks at the scene of operations. member of the National Ohurch; that the example must be something—he did not know how to Solentiflo olroles have welcomed It, and It still Bturmey'Al In the twentieth century and that during all those forms part of (be recognised syllabuses of arithme them. MpudC Reports of several reoent occurrences of fires set by our rulers Is of no advantage to the nation, express it—some strong feeling that bound them centuries the gospel of peace had been preaehed A BANKRUPT’S DISCHARGE. of this class call attention to the absenoe of even ! whether good or bad. Prejudloe could hardly go together. They who were In the school 50 or 60 they naturally expeoted, and shonld expect, he tic in our sohools, and Is no doubt largely taught, EXPERTS. “ first-aid” fixe extinguishing apparatus and the further. but there the matter has seemed to end. Now, In the matter of Jack Godolphtn firadfleld years ago, together with those who had been boys thought, that the spirit of peaoe sholild be prevail (trading as Benfleld), the debtor made an applica absolute helplessness of the villagers to fight the No one, as far as I have seen, has objeoted to the there more recently, had a oommon feeling that they ing amongst the nations of the world more largely however, there seems to be a step forward to 1 flames until assistance from a neighbouring town j statemei i by “ Senex” that we are now living In reoord. Dealers In precious stones have found tion for his discharge. M O l would like to do all they oould to support the old than It was at present. Disputed would arise The Offlolal Reoeiver (Mr. Gourlsy) presented his arrives. The loss of time thus Involved generally ; the age presented by the feet of Iron and clay of eohool (hear, hear). They would excuse him If he between the different nations from) time to time, that the carat they have used so long has had i " outbreak to develop Into a serious the " statue of Nebuohadnezzw’s dream. now brought his remarks to a dose. He had different values In different places, and have report on the case, from which It appeared that CASH but these should be settled, or an attempt be made agreed that in future the standard oarat, shall the debtor oarried on the business of a wholesale never made such a long speech In that room before to settle them, first by arbitration rather than by confeotloner, and that he failed In Ootober last for T M: (laughter), and he now begged to move that the immediately resorting to the sword, weigh one-fifth of a gram, or 200 milligrams. l ollowlng be appointed vice-presidents: Right i-|' • * • £616. The assets were estimated to produce £110, PURE CHINA TEAS. A respond! j ' Th e Chjjbch and P ea ce. but as a- matter of fact they realised only £37. coofldenoo. d'ffioulty of. maintaining a fire brigade to use the that the weakened oondltlon of. the Roman power Rev. Bishop Thloknesse, Rev. Prebendary Burd, D omestic T r a in in g for G ir l s. same to advantage. was indicated by the weakness of the combination Sir Frank Hollius, Bart., Capt. Aoton, Mr. H. J. Canon H orsley, fn the oourse o! bis address, This sum was swallowed up by preferential claims, Coll or W rit said no religious body had so continuously and The Northern Polytechnic at Islington are build so that there would*' be no dividend. Debtor In the oolumns of The F irm a n from time to of boo aiid day, which oannot unite, for “ they Wyley and Mr. R. F. Haslewood. They knew them ing, at the cost of £ 1,100, art Ideal fiat for artisan time several articles have appeared Instancing Shall not olesve one to another.” This oame to thoroughly prayed for peaoe as the Church of admitted a knowledge of his position three months SO MUCH RECOMMENDED BY THE to b- keen “ old boys,” who took, and always would families, In which girls will be taught ail the arts before the reoelvlcg order, but the Insolvency the work of the Boy Soouts in this direction, pass In a .d . 306, when five men strove for the take, a great Interest In the sohool (applause). England, and secondly there was ho religious body of housewifery. The fltt will be dustless, with Tel. 654. i4 as this organisation has permeated to sovereignty, — namely, Constantine, Galerlus. Subsequently a numerous oompany dined more Interested In peaoe. They oould go Into an ooourred long before then. The books showed the MEDICAL PROFESSION. Episcopal Churoh any day In the week and they ourved “ oorners” to the rooms, and curved wains- trading, but did not reveal the debtor’s finanoial For it Is t thi» remotest districts it might be well to Maximian, Maxentlus and Severus. After several together at the Crown Hotel, under the chairman ooting where it joins the floor and celling, to avoid to apply to Ag<| utillsfr* local troop for the purpose, the changes among the competitors Constantine ruled could‘ Vnot esoape praying for peaoe. The speaker position. ship of the President. duet-trap angles. Furniture, doors and windows Debtor said he admitted all the material points day when better arrangements may be ____ode. alone, and soon removed the seat of power to Councillor H o llin s, in proposing the toast of Went ojn to quote" Lord" W olseley as sa y in g : “ A will also be free from angular mouldings. As far C apt Wells, R.N. (a former ehlef of the London Constantinople, leaving Rome to be saoked by “ Bridgnorth Grammar School,’’ sala he felt that statesman or soldier who would not do all in bis In the Offlolal Receiver’s* report. as possible there will ba no paint or paper on the His Honour made an order for the bankrupt’s MONB’! Fire Brigade) has been appointed on the Boy many Invasions. The images of the gods were left It was not altogether an unmixed joy Coming back power to prevent war is an unprlno pled villain ” ; walla or carpets on the floors. This Is In order to Scouts Head Quarters Staff as commissioner for at Rome in the solitude of their deserted shrines, and also Lord Roberts as saying: -The Church discharge, but suspended It for the minimum after some 50 or more years to the sobool where he show what caln be done In the way cf restful period of! two years. the fire services, and In collaboration with Messrs. and ohurches were built at Constantinople Instead spent some very happy years of his life, but, still, can dojmuch to dissipate the thought that there is colour schemes and cleanliness with stained wood Cash Adva Merryweather, the renowned fire engine makers of of temples and a Christian priesthood appointed. It was a real joy to be with them that night, and something wrong and unohrlstian in the prepara walls, doors and floors, waterproof and washable. A PARLOURMAID’S CLAIM. Ideal Teas for Dyspeptics, London, has produced a special truck aad first aid Here we have the early work ol that “ stone ont to see the same good feeling amongst Bridgnorth tion for war.” Thero were different! kinds of w ar; Casement curtates will adorn the windows and Dairymen! equipment “ for Boy Scouts and country use.” The out of the mountain without hands”—the Stone they oalled one a war of offenoe and th e o th er a Laura Dennett, a young woman, sued Miss boys as existed upwards of 50 years ago (hear, take the plaoe of the usual long dust traps; the Edith Langham, her late mistress, for 12s , being entire outfit oan be procured at a coat of only £70 which “ brake In pieces the Iron, the brass, the hear). They were a small sohool, little but good war of defence. There was something to be said flreplaoes will be reduoed to their simplest form, to £80, and might be purchased by parish Councils, day, the silver and the gold.” Sorely we are for a war of defenoe, bat nothing whatever for a a week’s wages and sums alleged to be owing on (laughter). He was not speaking of himself. He with no elaborate' Iron bars, that not only absorb acoount of laundry and Ineuranoe. 2/-, 2/6, 3/- per lb. country gentlemen or a local committee from living In the age of that stone whloh, having was little, bat not good (renewed laughter). war of offence. If It was a war of offenoe then it the heat, but require endless blackleading to keep Ad? voluntary subscriptions, and loaned to a well- destroyed the statue, “ beoame a great mountain Many of the old heroes had departed, but a few was an offence on the part of those who waged I t; Mr. W. T. James appeared to defend. thCm decent; and there will not be a conventional The plaintiff said she went Into Miss Langham’s Personal At disciplined troop or patrol, by means of which and filled the whole earth.” were left, and he was sure they were all delighted if It was one of defenoe then It might be justifiable. eooklog range In the kitchen, bat a convertible many serions fires would assuredly be averted. It may be that we, with our Irreligious education, In Switzerland praotloally eveiy man was a soldier, servioe as honse-parlourmatd, a cook-general being Hi' ■ to have one of them present in the chair that night stove, whioh can be made to look like a drawing also kept. On Deoember 22nd, not getting on very A Drill Manual edited by Capt Wells, with onr Scientific learning, our marvollous Inventions (load applause). He would like to say much about but their army was never to go out ef the oountry. room fireplace, when It is not required for oooking instructions for working the above apparatus and which approaoh to wizardry, and our aggressive I t wasipurely for national defenoe, and there would well with the oook, she gave a month’s notice to him, but he was sure their President would under purposes. Th(s model demonstration flat will leave, but on January 7th, following a conversation many useful hints In fire work, is now also In print Infidelity and secularism are losing the Christian stand why he refrained. They of the younger be no quarrel with our army if It was kept here have two bedrooms, a sitting room and a kitchen, m j for early publication. oharkoteristios whloh, as a people, we once exactly on that principle. On the other hand, they with hermlstress, 6be consented to remain a month «3 generation oarried on full well the glory of the all fully furnished, and the girl pupils will “ live” ELLIOTT’S SPECIAL BLEND, Muscat i I am, Sir, &c., sed; at the same time, the heathen world Is older generation. They had ocme now to a new found : that someone In an obsour|e part of the from that date on eondtlion that “ cook was kept mg" out arms to welcome the teachers of world had trodden upon the English flag, and we there for a week at a time, four by four in rotation. In her plsee-” O-i January 27uh the oook, who had THE EDITOR OF “ THE FIREMAN, regime, and he hoped that they would keep up the They will not sleep on these ideal premises, but itlanity, and embracing with zeal and sincere oredlt of the sohool. They had oome Into a great must go out and bombard something. The Ohurch been abr|ipt and disagreeable in her manner and will make and unmake the beds, exeoute the was lIso hysterical, fell down In the pantry, She enthusiasm the dootrlnes of the religion which inheritanoe, and he felt sure they would be worthy of England never Indicated the possibility of any family weekly wash, turn out the rooms on a 2/2 per lb. ■"r’ fill the whole earth. of It. He wondered why Bridgnorth had been so war except one of defenoe. Lord R iberts had also afterwards complained to Miss Langham that NEOLITHIC THEOLOGY. scientific basis, and produce dally dinner and tea plaintiff had boxed her ears, whloh was not true. Yours truly, speolally favoured. He thought that It must be w ritten: “ To aaoustom a nation to arms Is not to for six. Washing np Is one of the subjeots which April 27th. j . 1 : | !, R. S. to a great extent due to the atmosphere of the make war any more likely, bat more remote,” He Next day oook went to Brighton to see some S ir: Our Biblical oritlosstand ln no need of my had no donbt Lord Roberts believed that, bat he will receive special attention. relatives, and did not return. In the evening plaoe, to the grand soenery they had—the rooks, i * » • SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. championship. I t Is only in the Interests of truth and river, and woods. He know how much he (the speaker) did not, nor could he understand It, Miss Langham was very rude to her, falsely Who have 1 that I draw attention to some statements made by enjoyed them. He would like to congratulate the because it was simply S choolboy Gardeners. aocuslng her of having assaulted the cook. The nearly 40 ye__, the Rev. 1* Hands on two separata occasions at WEDDINGS. following day, In oonsequence of this, she paoked the purpose of i S jp f , sohool on having an able schoolmaster like Mr. Co ntrary to Th e ir Or d in a r y EiXFERIEN CE. In Staffordshire and Warwickshire, the move touts ( i the children’s service at S t Saviour’s lately. Dawes (applause). He had to acknowledge the ment for teaohlng elementary sohool children the up her things and left, defendant refusing to pay j Jr On Easter Day Mr, Hands asked bis congrega A habit had grown of carrying revolvers, and her the week’s wages then owing. MR. F. C. LANAWAY and MISS F. G, reat kindness he showed him that morning when principles of gardening, has made very satisfactory Aon. tion who were most likely to know the real faota 2 7 the number of crimes had largely Inoreased, Miss Langham said that when the altered notice H . HUXHAM. e took him over the buildings, new and old. progress daring the past two years. The Stafford To the Gentry! concerning the Resnrreotton, a number of very Some of the old ones reoalled sad memories. He They could not take up a paper to-day without shire County Counoil was one of the pioneers In was given on January 7th plaintiff said something Householders 1 clever men living In the 80th century, or the angel Mr. Francis Charlton Lanaway, son of Mr. remembered the writing sohool, In wbloh they met seeing how this unnecessary and vioious habit this movr meat, the system being extended to the about it being on tbe understanding that eook did alone, § f : who witnessed all that took place In the tomb In and Mrs. Hugh Lanaway, of South Croft, of carrying revolvers in a peaceable land led not Interfere with, her. She had no reason to that afternoon. A short fortnight after he joined to orlmes. When they acoustomed people to the adjoining counties of Worcester and Warwlok a believe the oook afterwards did anything of whtoh ELLIOTT’S ■ ^ which our Lord's body was laid. - And again last NewUpperton-road, Eastbourne, was married on the sohool, for some reason or other, he was given few years later. Last year In the county of n o r s B s l ,;l j‘ Sunday, he asked the Children present which they April 20tb, at St. Peter's Church, Rochester, to so many hundred lines to write. He was locked military glamour they brought the possibility of Stafford there were 238 gardening classes In con plaintiff had any right to complain. On the Customers i ought to believe—the theories of “ a lot of silly Miss Franoes Grace Huxham, second daughter of up in the sehool room with two or three other war considerably nearer than It otherwise would be. nection with elementary schools. The types differ contrary witness was satisfied that the cook’s loans paid off *•- j: ' / university professors and German theologians,” or Mr. and Mrs. J. Huxham, of Star Hill, Rochester. He brushed aside the well-known maxim, “ If you oomplalnt of her having been assaulted by the LENDERS, and - boys. He did not know why (langhter). There aooordlDg to the locality, but it is specially STORES, I the first-hand evidence given by eye-witnesses of The proceedings excited much Interest, the bride desire peaoe be ready for war,” with the remark, plaintiff was well founded. Under these olronm- dlatel l f v • was an open window, and they found themselves Interesting to nottoe that some of the town classes LIMITED the Resurrection in the New Testament- Now, It being the daughter of parents highly-respected outside. They were told they would hear more " I f yon desire peaoe, prepare for peace.” Speaking have turned patches of waste and apparently stances plaintiff had no right to leave until her Resident Man| 1 may be remarked in passing, that It Is open to, In Rochester, j about it, as the master knew about their getting of the long peaoe between this oountry and the unsuitable ground into prim and productive notice expired on February 7th, and was not, there Remo? t question whether It la wise to suggest difficulties In an interesting account of the happy event, United States, he observed that It was 100 years fore, entitled to payment for the week tbat she . . . oht of the window. As to that subjsot, it was a vegetable gardens. Experience has shown that (Opposite S. Saviour’s Church), (off 1 ::. to ehUdren with whloh one is not competent to the Chatham^ Rochester and Gillingham News sad one for him, and on Monday morning It was sinoe we were at war with Amerloo, and about the boys who have been properly trained oan make remained after her last month’s wages were paid. oope. But having mentioned that snoh difficulties says:— still sadder. It was a cold morning before break same period slnoe a war occurred with what was their garden plots pay eeonomteally, and where His Honour, who went Into the case at some called our hereditary enemy, France, If they length, came to the conclusion tbat as the notloe PROMPT l |; do exist. It would have been In addition to relatives and friends, there was a fast, and his hands were oold, bat they were warm they nave specialised In eertain departments of (diem fairly. I t would have been more truthful to large congregation of well-wishers, and presently, in a very short time (laughter), and he remembered could do without war for all that time they could florionlture,| snoh as viola growing, a substantial was conditional and the defendant had not oalled say that It Is the question of the authenticity of go on for another 100 years. Dealing with the the eook to disprove the plaintiffs version of what EASTBOURNE when bride and bridegroom left the chutoh, It was the grateful feeling the hand felt resting on the profit has been secured, And at MEADS. j1 our Biblical narrative whleh U the root of any to the accompaniment of orchestral muslo of the cool desk. He gave them the toast of ’’Bridgnorth statement that England was Insufficiently armed, * ‘ | • * happened between the two servants, the olalm for donbts regarding the orthodox view of the Canon Horsley said It often emanated from those the week’s wages was established. He therefore London £ Pr V --■V ; m m m z , M m d e l N I I I, EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY* MAY 2, 1914. 3 GOLF. | DEVONSHIRE PARK. Royal Eastbourne Golf Clot-. SKATING SPORTS. REAL Wi (1 need ay evening saw an innovation In the The monthly medal competition i conneotlon j natbiS of roller skating sports, which provided Most Wonderful V alue! with the above olub took pl&oe on aturday and it fuur hours’ pleasurable entertainment for a GET Into thb COUNTRY. resulted as follows :— _ I assembly. Preparations had been made for yuite the best, the most exhilarating, Division I, the events to take plaoe on the onter rink, but the and the least expensive way to get into Grouse Hop. Nett threatened thunderstorm and an Inopportune 8. R ussell...... _ . 85 .. n — 74 shower necessitated resorting to the Floral Hall, the country is by means of the Algernon Smith..__ _. 85 .. 8 — 77 where the various contests were brought off. Con Capt. C. A. Bolton .. . 86 „ 9 — 77 siderable time was occupied In deriding the hookey H. O o w rin g ____ . 86 .. 7i — 79 " | MEANS k U Me . 84 .. 1 _- 83 tournament, and although the spirited enoounters £ 2 , 1 0 £ 2 . 1 0 . 94 .. 11 — 83 between the teams aroused keen Interest the play B. G, Kirmln ...... 86 .. 2 _ 84 ing off of the games was a somewhat lengthy and Rev. H. R. Browne . 95 „ n — 84 tedtouB process. As regards the other events R. E. Symington .. . 95 .. 11 84 T A K IN G U P no fault oouid be found through look of diversity, THE ALL STEEIL BICYCLE ’Dryn it XL the half-mile handicap for members of the Devon £ Guaranteed for aver, Grow. Hop. Nett. This has always been so in the shire Park Roller Raring Club providing some very J. XL Straohan ..I. . 94 .. IS — 76 The glorious countryside js opened out to O. A. Primrose . . u __.! 94 .. 15 -Z79 past and it will always be so. interesting races, while a novel hnt die race and a SOLID GOLD THROUGHOUT ! M. H. Harvey...... 98 .. 18 — 80 raoe between a oyriist and skaters aroused con you, when your mount is a Raleigh— LH . Sampson ...... 97 M 14 — 83 siderable enthusiasm. The two-step and waltzing your spins are accomplished with the Capt. Swlnford ...... 101 16 — 86 competitions were other popular features of the And fitted with a FULLY JEWELLED LEVER WATCH, | maximum of pleasure and the minimum washing the floors. programtae. The music was supplied by the bai-d w hich w e G c a ka n tee to be a Reliable timekeeper. of cost and energy, T also means By no other method of the 4th Sussex Battery, 2oa Home Counties Royal Eastbourne Ladies’ Gblf Club. can you get that sweetness into the house1 that Brigade, R F A., under Mr. W. Burrell, and nc the Eastbourne— I JAY’S Special Price £2. 10. Complete, in Case oonoluaionof the sports the prizes wero distributed Beeney ft Co., Junction-road The bogey competition In connection with this | should come into it in Spring. by Mrs F. Bolton Sntton. Hailsham _• plaoe on Tuesday. Soores :f- The officials wtre t-s follows:—Judge and starter, A. F. Smith, 8, High-street Vacuum Cleaners cannot really cleanse the floor— Mr. Gavin G. Stonham ; timekeeper, Mr. C. Rloh ; THE COUNTY JEWELLERS, I Division I. lap soorer, M". T H Rooks; umpires, Messrs. A. Point, for Cyclists Hop, Score. nothing can except soap and water ! Keep your rooms • E. Hedges, A, G V. Kolghc and E Cook. »i «*.<**• wommimn. c*- II- All Agent. Miss Stanford ...... " 10 — lu p JAY’S, 56, KING’S ROAD, BRIGHTON. Mrs. Peaoock ...... 9 — 8 down tidy with a:vacuum cleaner, by all means, but when you The results of the competitions are appended:— tl I Miss Rimmington...... ID — 6 dpwn Hockey Tournament—Prizes, five silvor medals with MissLawrenoe ...... 9 — 8 down want to give the house a real Spring clean, have the :old centres, piesented by the Devonshire Park oar Special Agents for WALTHAM WATCHES. f From£S 119 :S Miss Symington..... 9 — 8 down toller Racing Club. ■ by in»ulraenti Miss E. D. Rolls U — 10 down Carpets up and beaten. * First Round.—Palace Pier beat Brighton “ A," 1-0; of 9/4 per month Eastbourne beat Bexhill, 4-0; Brighton beat Hastings, Division IL 4-1: Eastbourne “ A," a bye. Hop. Boom. We remove the Carpet in the morning, beat and ■ Semi-final.—Palace Pier beat Eastbourne, 1-0; Brighton r 1 ;■ ..di— • j |". ------Miss le Poer Power ...... 17 — 8down beat Eastbourne “ A," 4-0. Misa Daniel ...... 18 — 4 down relay it theijsame day if required. While the Carpet is Final.—Brighton, 1; Palace Pier, 1. Palace Pier gained THE PIER. EASTERN CINEMA. i MONEY—£2 to £1,000. Miee A Whitfield...... 13 — fidown the verdict by default To-day’s programme at the aboveSeaBide picture Miss E. B la ir ______15 — 6 down Hurdle Race.—First prize, oak clock; 2nd, pipe. I Mrs, Swinton ...... 14 — 6 down being beaten the floor can be thoroughly scrubbed, hall has for Its prinripal attraction a sensational CASH ADVANCED PRIVATELY. 1, O. Lerwill; 2, B. Cooper. LILA FIELD’S DANCING CHILDREN. drama, “In tha Firelight,” a story whioh is Mies Harries i ...... 18 — 6 down making the room when the Carpet has been relaid I Two-StepCompetition.—Gentleman's prize,electro-plated Miss C a s e ..,...... 15 — 8 down 1 nickel silver cu p ; lady's prize, electro-plated cream A. . oordlal, well - merited weloome has been unfolded in two parts, each of whioh oontains T Moderate Interest. Easy Repayments to I Miss L. Rolls ...... 14 — 10 down beautifully fresh and clean. j extended to Miss Lila Field's youthful oompany of many Incidents that rivet the attention of the A responsible Householders. Promptly and In strict Mrs. Merry ...... 20 — lOdown l.'Wfss James and Mr. O’Donoghoc. danoere, who are this week making a return visit audience. Other subjeots Include “ A Bad Game,’’ confidence. The Only Aotuas Resident Lin pib . 1 Half-Mile Handicap.—First prize, electroplated rose and appearing In a series of matinees. With two comic ; “ The Misadventures of a Mighty Monarch,” It’s so very fiowl; 2nd, electro-plated cup; 3rd, club saver medal. or three exceptions all are quite youog girls, but oomedy; "African Sea Birds.” an interesting Call or W riteM ISS A. JEWELL, | >f Willingdon (Eastbourne) Ladies’ Golf Club. Heat I.-,—1, C. w . Wells (55-yds. start). they have the oleverness and resouroe of adults natural history film and “ A Friend in Need,” 35, GRAND PARADE, THOROUGH, ECONOMICAL & HYGIENIC Heat 2.—1, N. Douch (40-yds. start). drama. ' Heat 3.—1, E. A. Matthews (70-yds. start). and go through an Interesting, miscellaneous enter Tel. 554. EASTBOURNE. The competition for the Freeman Thomas chal Fastest Losor.—R. Chatfleld (40-yds. start). • tainment with surprising agility and neatness. On Monday and the two following days a thrill lenge cap took plaoe on Thursday with the following I to have your carpets beaten by our patent machinery Final.—1, Douch; 2, W ells; 3, Matthews. Time, 2-mins. The programme Is identical with that presented on ing drama in three parts, entitled “ The Golden far it is better to deal direct with the LENDER than result :— | 20-secs. the former oooaston, bat this does not lessen its Beetle,” will be soreeaed. The story deals with to apply to Agents and Financial Companies. Gross. process. This method gives the complete satisfaction Waltzing Competition.—Gentleman’s prize, case of sugar attraotiveness, the performance bring eminently many startling adventures in India, whioh include {Mrs Cruikehank ...... 90 . spoons and tongs; lady's prize, electro-plated filigree one the beholder can find pleasure in witnessing a man being buried alive; a wonderful esoape •Mrs. Brickhifl...... 101 . of knowing that the Spring cleaning has been well and basket butter dish. again and again. After a number of pretty oharao- from death after being fastened to a railway line, M O N E Y . MONEY. •Mrs. Wales-Smith...... 107 . 1, B. Cooper and Miss Carey. Miss Saunders...... 102 . thoroughly done. ter songs comes a delightful fairy playlet, “ The an express train passing over the hero; a motor £10 to any Amount. Mrs. T. 8. Jackson ,_____109 Cyclist y. Skater.—O. Lerwill and F. Rawlings (skating) Goldfish"; butthemost pretentious and meritorious oar ohase; adventures in an Indian jungle; a boat Miss Weathead ...... 106 easily beat J. Mason (cyclist). feature of all Is. a Russian ballet, in whioh Miss wrecked in a stormy sea, the oooupants being Gash Advances promptly made to Farmers, Miss E.D . Rolls...... 108 ... 21 — 1 PAVILION PICTURES. Ninette de Valois, the premier danseuse, and a dashed by the waves on the rooks ashore; some Miss L. Rolls ...... 118 ... 24 - 1 very beautiful and engaging performer indeed, is remarkable aorcbatlo feats in an escape down a Dairymen and all responsible applicants. Mrs. Symington...... 108 ... 18 — i RING UP 141—OR SEND A POSTCARD There is nothing to beat a state or soriety Mrs. Nicol ...1...... 117 ... 24 — ! | mystery for popular Interest, especially If there be subported by the full strength of the oompany. All preolpioe, and many other lnoidents calculated to Stbiotkst Pbivaoy Assured. Miss Symington...... 118 .... 17. — i TO-DAY a woman in the oase,—unless, Indeed, the oase is thq various solo and ballet dances are charmingly satisfy tbe most ardent craving for sensationalism. No Fees charged. } Wins challenge onp and memento. executed ; and tiny Violet Kemplen (the baby of Amongst the humorous items will be found “ The conoerned with several women. The “ Mystery of thb party) Is as dexterous and popular as ever. Janitor’s Flirtation,” a highly amusing subject by Advanoea completed on day of application. * Divide sweep. the Stolen Documents,” to whioh Pavilion visitors TO were Introduced on Thursday, arises from feminine Miss Stephanie Anderson displays commendable Edison; and "Some Nerve,” a Keystone oomie, Penonal Attention given. No Atreties required. | A prize given by Miss L. Rolls for the nine best I versatility in a musioal act; and the entertain which oannot faU to produoe a hearty laugh. holes In or oat under handloap was oompeted for | fear and moral weakness rather than from the ment concludes with the children’s revne, “ Here Exhibitions take place daily at 3, 7 and 9 o'clock, Apply by letter, in confidence, to orimlnal faithlessness of the principal actor, or on Thursday. Result:— | rather actress. The Minister of Justice has been We Are,” In whioh songs and danoes are delight Gross. Hep. Nett fully interwoven. The oonoluding matinee takes OLD TOWN CINEMA. TAfESBBS. M. BARNARD A 00., Mrs. Crnlkshank ...... 44 ... 8 — 36 STEPHEN BINDON entrusted by the head of the Government with a plaoe to-day (Saturday) oommencing at three “ Amid Raging Beasts,” a wonderful Selig ■*'*■*■ 44, Lanbnht Road, Kastbournh, •Mrs. Briokhill...... 50 ... 13 - 37 [ sealed packet containing important State doon- o’riock. drama in two parts, was tbe leading feature of tho Miss Saunders...... 9 — 38 Pevensey Road meats, and to ensure the safety of the papers he attractive programme which had been booked for ■Magw attends peaoosQy ensy Monday, llejtto 8 p.m. Mrs. Walea-Smlth .,...... 62 ... 14 — 38 I proposes to deposit them in a safe. At the instant “ LOST IN LONDON.” Erabluhxd 1880. Mrs. T. a Jackson ...... 54 ... 15 - 39 the first half of this week. This film proved a very Mrs. Niool...... 15 - 42 of his unlocking the safe, however, tho telephone This play whioh Is being reproduced in the interesting and thrilling subject. Lions, tigers, Mias W eathead...... 52 ... 9 1 - 42 J EASTBOURNE bell rings violently at the other end of the room, Pavilion during tbe current week might, in view of 1 tbe unexpected if not original denouement, elephants and an ape all played their part in this - £3to_£l,000. Miss B. D. Rolls...... 64 ... lOf — 43$ and, quite unsuspectingly, he drops the paoket on remarkable visualisation of jungle life, and there Miss L. Rolls ...... w - 43$ the top of the safe and hurries to answer the mes adequately be desorlbed as a “ dramatio dream.” were thrills and to spare. Another drama that Mrs. Symington...... 64 ... 9 - 45 sage. Whilst holding the receiver to his ear he It deals chiefly with the love affairs of a minor and Miss Symington...... 66 ... 8 4 - 474 his ward In a North country village, although met with an equally good reoeptlon was “ The J . b c t t e e s 4 notioes the door near the safe snddenly open and a Raoe,” whioh depicted an exoiting motor car raoe. C°-> • Wins prize. bare arm obtrude Itself. Jnst as suddenly the the prinripal soeneB are laid in London, where the Who have been established in the Midland Counties for I invisible owner of the latter has seized the State girl has been induoed to go by a profligate mine Oa Thursday another entertaining exhibition of nearly 40 years, have OPENED a LOCAL OFFICE for documents and the door has closed again. The owner. The news that shehaB left him comes as a moving piotures was on view, tho principal attrac the purpose of affording Cash Assistance to the Inhabi Eastbourne Downs Golf Club. SCHOOL SUCCESSES IN MUSIC. CHARGE AGAINS' A SOUTH horrified minister rashes aoross the room in pursuit terrible blow to Job Armroyd, who determines to tion being a oapltal two-part drama entitled “ The tants of EASTBOURNE and District. of the audaolous thief, bat finds his way barred by follow her and bring her betrayer to eummary jus Burning Train. Other features of a well-selected Asvaeom Mina is a Fnw Hoots’ Nonas. VAUGHAN WILKES CHALLENGE CUP. AFRICAN. tice. He sucoeeds in traolng his wife that was to programme inoiuded a couple of exoitingdramaB THE ASSOCIATED BOARD. i a looked door. Deteotives and other police are sum “ Daddy’s Soldier Boy" and “ Green Eye of the To the Sentry, Clergymen, Farmers, Tradesmen and I Second Round. moned by telephone, and a complete investigation be, and turns up unexpectedly at a reception The following is a list of the looal snooesses In given by his rival,, Featherstone, subsequently Yellow Gad” and three diverting condo numbers, upon simple Promissory Note K. Baker (8) beat G. W. Plummer (ID-1 up. the recent Sohool examinations of the Associated ALLEGED THEFT FR( follows after It has been ascertained that nobody _ 'eekly, Monthly or Quarterly G. H. C. Maovregor (10) beat A. E. Killick (10), 1 up. A COLONEL. has left the house. All the members of the largo returning home with the girl, In the last not there entitled "The Tramp Police,” “ Fatty’s Day Off” Board of the Royal Aoademy of Muslo and the and “ Extremities.” Exhibitions are given dally almwnta at Moderate Interest. - H. H. H. Hodgkins (5) beat P. G. Gilbert (11). 4 and 3. | Royal College of Muslo:—1 , .*”*3 :• MS a II-i household undergo the ordeal of searching, and Is a stormy scene between Armroyd and Feather- MO T A B S ; dU Trodtoetiont Strictly Confidential. K.EL H. Richards (9) beat A. O'Hara (8), 2 and 1. At the Police Uourt on Saturdaythe case against still more extraordinary measures are adopted to stone, followed by an unsuccessful attempt on the at 3 and a continuous performance from 7 till 10.30. G. H. Bush (11) beat‘ Bat G. Hayes (18), 1 up.up PupUs of Miss A. M. C. Biddlecombe, Brook Green part of the girl to effeot a reconciliation with her We would oall attention to the spooial attraction Customers doling with other lenders oan have their 1 G. D. RoUandRoll and (16) beat H Griffiths (Ilf Sand 1. CoUege, 55, Carllsle-road.—Kathleen D. Biddlecombe and the South Afrloan, Jaoobus WlUen Pretoiius, said establish the identity of the thief; but' for some off and- increased. We tre the. ACTUAL C . J . E Tolley (2) beat H. G. B artlett(9). 3 and 1. Gladys M. W. Brown, higher division, pass, piano; to be a son of General Pretorius and to bave fought time without eff ;ot. Ultimately, as the result of former lover, but in a brief epilogue the lady which has been seourzd far tho whole of next . and every Application will reoelve lmme- G. B. Flanagan (18) beat O. Edmunds (18), 7 and 6. Florence N. Gould and Grace M. R. Gould, elementary in the South African War, was beard before Mr. A. some writing on a fan, the minister’s own wife and awakes to find her adventures wero only the sub week. By arrangement with the Fenuing Film liate and personal attention by onr division, pass, piano; Charlotte D. Beardmore and Mary Mayhewe (in the ohatr) and Mr. A. C. Hillman, a former lover are traoed to a ioDm at a hotel, and ject of a dream. The principals of the company Service, Ltd., the great sporting film of the recant Third Round. B. Hale, primary division, pass, piano. worthily sustain their respective parts, Mr. Russell boxing oontest between Wells and Blake will be Resident Manager. THOS. GRUNDY, G. H. C. Maogregor beat E. Baker. 1 up. PupUs of Mrs. E. C. M. Barber, West HU1 House, MiU- The prisoner, who is 31 years of age and of some when, at a given moment, the missiDg'paoket is Removed to 44, Cavendish-avenue B. H. Richards beat H. Hodgkins, 3 and 2. road.—Rosalind Mercer and Joan Cautherley, higher what stalwart build, was oharged, on remand, passing from the lady to her companion, it Is inter Norrle figuring conspicuously as the rough but Shown exclusively at thi3 olnema. On Monday (off Bourn e-et,), Eastbourne (private house). G. D. RoUand beat G. H. Bush, 2 up. division, pass, piano; Dorothy K. Charlton, Joan Bram- with stealing on AprU 10th a gold watch and ohaiu cepted by a cute and stealthy offloer. The man is, warm hearted miner. Mr. Robert B. Clements next and two following days there will also be C. J. H. Tolley beat G. B. Flanagan, 3 and 2. weU, Gwen M. Dalton, Mariorie BramweU and Nancy and £2 in money from Ool. Alfred Charles Preston. of course, arrested and the lady is taken home and creates a favourable Impression as “ Gilbert lnolnded In tbe programme a Vitagraph drama, Burgoyne-WaUace, lower division, pass, piano ; Violet Mr. R. A. Nledermayer appeared on behalf of the confronted by her indignant husband, whoinstrnots Featherstone,” while Miss Enid Lorlmer gives a entitled “ Mystery of the Silver Skull” ; “ The ‘ \ ’ ,'p ’ Semi-Final. nny, elementary division, distinction, piano; Judith winsome Impersonation of the girl, “ Nellie Brad Ward of the King,” a drama of Louis XIV. of PROMPT CASH jADYANOES. G. H. C. Maogregor beat E. H. Richards, 3 and L prisoner. the officer to “ do his duty.” At this moment, W. Nelson and Christabel A. Charleswortn, elementary Ool. Preston, a retired vol unteer oolonel, of 8, however, are produoed letters found In the posses ley.” The humorous love maktog of “ Beojamln France’s reign; “ The Autocrat of Flapjaok Junc £10 upwards. division, pass, piano; Dorothea Travers Smith and Doris The monthly bogey competition on Saturday I. Payne, primary division, pass, piano. Mllverton-road, Brondesbury Park, N.W., stated sion of the lady’s old sweetheart, and It transpiring Blinker” Is creditably portrayed by Mr. Albert tion,” a fine eomedy featuring Bunny and Flora resulted ae follows :— Pupils of the Misses Raywobd and Buck, EndcUffe, St. that on April 9:h he oame to Eastbourne and that the latter has used these to compel the Russell, and Miss Dorothy Ch»rles as “ Llddy Finch, &o. For the latter half of tne week the London & Provinces Discount Company, Ltd., Hep. Score. John s-road.—Sadie Searles-Wood, higher division, pass, stayed at the Devonshire Glu b. On the next day minister's wife to steal the documents, and that in Dragglethorpe,” the object of Blinker's ardent following splendid films, amongst otherB, wjll bo Dr. G. B. F lan ag an ____ 16 — 2 down affections, gives an effective study of a homely projected : “ As a Father Sparoth His Son,” a JS, Lansdowne-road, Croydon. F. Aldridge ...... 13 — 7 down o; LUy A. Newsom, higher division, pass, vioUn; he was Introduced to a man named Kirby and to reality the wife has been an unwilling agent in the D. lies ____ 18 — 7down K eline R. Cumberland, higherdivision, pass, singing; the prisoner on the 11th. Tlhe watoh and chain matter, forgiveness takes the plaoe of punishment-, dame. powerful Selig drama; “ The Other Woman,” Promptitude, Privacy. Easy Terms and Straightforward Lola Watson and LUy A. Newsom, lower division, pass, The oonoluding performance of Lost in London Vitagraph drama ; and “ An Idyll on the Beaoh,'’ Dealing. No other returns. iano; Lola Watson, lower division, pass vioUn; PhyUis produced was last In his pos ilon on AprU 10th, and a tonohlng final scene is witnessed. By its SI,. Young, elementary division, pass.pass, singing. when ho was in the oompa|ny of Kirby at the dramstio intensity the film enchains the eager take place to-night at 8. a splendid ooloured comedy. MONEY. Pupils of Mr. Harold Colombatti, 3, ilmington- Queen’s Hotel, whioh plaoe he left with Klrbv attention of the beholder and the production Is GULLIVER’S TRAVELS. WILLINGDON v. NEWHAVEN. gardens.—C. Avellne ChiddeU, primary a ivision, piano; about 6.15 p.m. From the time he left the Queen's altogether one of great Interest-. /"V ASH advanced PRIVATELY, at Reasonable The above match was played at Willingdon on | C. AveUne ChiddeU, one division, papass, grammar of Hotel he remembered nothing until he was going A clever and delightful pioture Is oalled “ Deoep’- A FAIRY STORY REALISED in SUBSTANCE Rates and on Simple Nora or Hand, In amounts of music. Saturday. Result :— Pupils of Mrs. Ada Ramsay, HiUcote, South-cliff.— up the stairs at the Devonshire Club at 9 30, when tion,” in whioh the pursnit of an amorous fanoy Is There will be a miniature Invasion of Eastbourne NEWS IN BRIEF, ; £10 AND UPWARDS. Grace K. Gibson and Gwethlyn M. Gwynn, higher he suddenly mlqsed his watoh and chain, whioh he rather hindered than facilitated by the unwise to-morrow by a party of 25 Lilliputians, who will Willingdon. NVEWHAVKN.e misrepresentations of the parties concerned. A Call arwTite, in oonfldenoe, T. O. Myers...... P. C. W illiam s__ division, pass, harmony; PhyUis Smyth, higher division, valued at ahofit £18. He dlaol missed a match box arrive from London en route for the Continent L unatic’s F ea bfu l D iv e . G. F. Warren ...... K. Monk, Jun...... js, piano; Beatrice E. Stevenson and Thelma Oates, and a malaooa oane. He next saw the oane on the film lent by the North American Railway Company with their fall complement of midget ponies, car ; k f . I MR. L. M. GREEN, A. W. K. Smith...... R. W. Crosskey .. jh er division, pass, vioUn; Norah BaUey, RosaUe Sunday, when It was handed to him by one of the aptly Illustrates the main Industrial aud agricul riages, omnibuses, &c. At the Essex County Asylum at Brentwood on A Havelook-road, Hastings, and 99, Terminus-road, Dr. Willoughby ..... E. E. Cox ...... Gray, Margaret Tattersall and Sylvia BeUamy, lower servants at the olnb. In oonsequenoe of what the tural features of Canada, whose attractions are Of themselves these little people constitute an Saturday, as Joseph Stevens, of Ilford, an inmato, Eastbourne. J. BeardaU...... W. Colbonrne .... division, pass, piano; Betty Bendle and Monica Pere vividly painted for the benefit of the potential was being taken with others to a high part of the W. H Bacon ...... •. W. A. Dow grine, elementary division, pass, violin; Betty Bendle, latter said he went to the emoking room, where he unique exhibition by reason of the enormity of the Mary Farr, EUeen V. EvUl, Marjorie SmeUie, Beatrice saw the prisoner writing at one of the tables. emigrant. The “ Gaumont Graphic ” embraces a collection—the largest ever known—but in as much great building, he suddenly dived through a small Ik BeardaU...... E. Bedford _____ succession cf topical events; and the lighter side bull’s-eye window used for lighting the staircase. THE ■: I & Stevenson and E. Beryl Fifoot,:three division, pass, Witness said, “ I am mnch obliged to yon, Mr. as each of them is a talented performer in the 6J Sammar of music; G. Doreen Sagar, Gwendolen Pretdrius, for bringing book this oane, whioh I of the entertainment is notably represented in tho plete miniature circus they will present in the He fell to the ground 40-ft. below, and reoeived usten, Barbara C. Skinner and Noran K. Whitehead, value very mnoh, bnt I should very muoh like you exoruriatLngly fanny example, “ Pimple’s Dash to Pier Pavilion next week they should provide East- suoh serious Injuries that death ooourrod an hour “EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE” | SUSSEX OLUB CHAMPIONSHIP. two division, pass, grammar of music; Helen M. Smith to get me baok my watob and ohain and match box, the PolL” bournians with sufficient talking matter to displaoe later. WILLINGDON v. ST. LEONARDS AND EAST and Cicely D. Skinner, one division, pass, grammar of as this praotleal joke has gone too far.” Prisoner Exhibitions take plaoe daily at 3 and 8 o’clock. the great Irish Home Bale question. School E x pe r im e n t. . l ‘ ■ ' I . I. ■ m THE music. li SUSSEX. Pupils of Mrs. Browne and Miss Tait-Reid, B.A., said he knew nothing abont the watoh and ohain, On Monday next and following days the star film The management are to be congratulated on In order to enoourage a high average attendance Clovelly - Kepplestono, Meads. — Maijorie Comins, Witness remarked that It was onrious the cane will be a charming conception entitled “ A Romance their good fortune in being able to secure this at the elementary schools, Brighouee (Yorkshire) Bert Local Medium for Advertisements Played at Willingdon on April 20th. higher division, pass, piano; Elizabeth HamUton and of Old Brittany.” Education Committee is offering the inducement - should oome book, but the prisoner said nothing great show by reason of the faot that Eastbourne Willingdon. 8t . L e o n a r d s. VeraS. Clarke, primary division, pass, piano. farther. Tjie reason witness1 asked the prisoner is conveniently dose to Newbaven, from wbeno«i of an extra half-holiday to any department which Miss Hatton Mrs. Morland____ _ PupU of the' Misses Worters, Ripplngalc, Bolsover- LIFE TARGETS, &c maintains a 93 per oent. average for four consecu 7* OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Mrs. Sparrow__ ___ Mrs. Wilson ____ _ road. — Mervyn Godbold, elementary division, pass, abont the watoh and ohain was because he was a these little people depart to fulfil a six months piano. friend of Kirby. On Easter Monday the prisoner In the round of amusements at Devonshire Park contraot in Lyons. tive weeks. Mr*. Cruikshank.. _ Miss Laskie___ ..... the Life Targets (cinematograph shooting) well ord oberts s ob Miss Sym ington__ Miss S m ith ______PupU of Miss Cissie Tanner, Beach Hotel, Beach-road. eald to him,'“The eaptaln (meaning Kirby) has L R ' F . Mies Symes Saunders Mrs. Armltage...... AdaL. Paige,elementarydivision.pass, piano, been In to see ybn; he will be outside Devonshire hold their own. Tho gallery is shunted in the “ A DOLL’S HOUSE.” The death is annonnoed from Lahore (says the Special Cheap Bates for Prepaid Advertisements j Mrs. Symington__ Miss M u rray ...... PupU of Mr. A. Farmer, 59, Gore Park-road.—Kathleen Park now,” and witness replied, “ I hope with the Racquet Court, the entrance to whioh is from Mr. Hayes has arranged a speoial attraction for Allahabad Pioneer Mail) of the Afghan Prince Misa E. D. Rolls .... Mrs. Rickards____ N. Avard, primary division, distinction, piano. remainder of my things.” He went to the Devon Compton-street. Tuesday next, when Madam Lydia Yavoraka, who Ayub Khan, who in 1881 defeated a British foroe- o f Situations Wanted and Vacant, Articles PupU of Miss C. M. PhiUips, 6, fiardwick-road.— Lawn tennis has been resumed with a fair Elizabeth F. Fraser, lower division, pass, piano. shire Park, where he saw Kirby, with whom he in private life Is the Princess Bariatinsky, will at Malwand, but two months later was defeated for Sale, Apartments to Let, do. PupU of Miss Godkin, Dresden House, Selwyn-road.— had a conversation, amount of spirit. The grass courts here are bring her London company and play lor one per- by Lord Roberts after the famous Kabul to Eileen E. Thompson, primary division, pass, pianb. By Mr. Nledermayer: He only had one whisky amongst the best to be found anywhere. formonoe only!Ibsen’s wonderful play, A Doll's Kandahar march. For 20 years Ayub Kban had Pnpils of Miss M. des RueUes, The Ladies’ CoUege. and soda In the Queen’s Hotel. He had pre The arrangements for roller skating are set out House. Nothing can be said tbat has not already been a State prisoner of tbe British Government. FOOTBALL. Grassington-road.—Margaret St. C. Ive, lower division, viously had one drink with Kirby at the In detail in an advertisement. Exoept when the been said about bis play, and any word of the Printed and Pnbllshed at the (ass, piano; Christine E. R. Eady, primary division, latter’s rooms, and he suggested it was drug weather is unfavourable the large open-air rink la wonderful aotlng of Lydia Yavorska would be Mea n t for th e Cat. listinetion, piano; Barbara C. Macfarlane, pfiipary now used. To-day (Saturday) the rink will be Southern Amateur League. division, pass, piano. id. He did not remember meeting any girls, supeifluous, as sho Is so well known to Eastbourne Mrs. Emily Stephens, 48, of 95, Elklngton-street, ** Chronicle *’ Works, South-street, PupU of Mr. Henry Baillie, 16, GUdredge-road.—George e did not sDggest that the prisoner took his available from 10 30 to 1, 3.30 to 5.30 and 8 to 10. A people, aud the theatre should be filled to renew Birmingham, Is In Birmingham General Hospital, W. Scott-Blair, primary division, pass, piano. watoh and ohqin. It was suggested to him military band will play In the afternoon and '□uaintanoe with tbe famous actress. suffering trom oonoussion of the brain. On EASTBOURNE v. AQUARIUS. PupUs of the Misses Semple, Knockmaroon, 85, Enys- that this was only a praotloal joke. In a con evening. Afternoon tea is served in the Indian The performance will commence at two p.m. Sunday, while dinner was being prepared, the eat- EVERY SATURDAY. road.—Kathleen N. G. Daly and Doris M. Widdicomi . Pavilion. sharp to allow the company to return to London in was deteoted In the aot of stealing the meat. Only a small crowd witnessed Eastbourne’s last primary division, pass, piano. versation Kirby said to him, “ That girl who got r- /v j | match of the season at the Saffrons on Saturday, Pupil of Mrs. C. Armitage, St. John’s CoUege, Selwyn your watoh and chain said she was going over to time for the evening performance. Someone picked up a big, hard oabbage and hurled The local team quickly obtained the lead, for the road.—Katharine M. Nott, lower division, pass, piano. Hastings and she found In [her handbag your It at the oat. The oabbage missed the cat and [EATINO’S p o w d e r game-had been hi progress about three minutes Pnpils of Miss H. WiUison, Lee College, 5 and ,, match box, but She will give! me the watch and struok Mrs. Stephens on the head and felled her. i- when'Cook soored with a long shot, whioh Othick Hartfleld-square.—Dorothy L. Gosling and Winifred M, ohaiu to give you when she mes baok.” Kirby DEVONSHIRE PARK THEATRE, JCPB POW DER Moss, higher division, pass, piano.) ’ ROYAL HIPPODROME, V ersa tile V ica r. allowed to slip oat of his hands., At the other end PupU of Miss Elsie S. M. Reed, Bach YUla, The Greys, suggested that witness had Iven the watch ana IGP8 POW DER Wale was beaten by a hard drive from MaUett, ohain to a girl. Kirby also sm jested that witness “THE BALKAN PRINCESS.” The Rev. H. A. Hlckln, vicar of St. Peter’s, —Ella L. M. Eden, higher division, pass, piano. Rochester, who has been re elected chairman of Ibeuniinlledkinerof all Insect,. although the latter had the misfortune to aim a PupUs of the MissesChndleigh and Johns, Queen wood, should give him £20 to get ie watch and chain All In quest of a smartly-designed entertainment, The “ Monte Carlo’'revue, presented bv the well- Hannlex to domestic pets. Be sure yon trifle too wide, the ball striking the upright. For Darley-road.—Lallan W. Clarke, Mary Pattinson, Kath baok, as the girl would not pa; with it under that known oomedlan Harry Roxbory, holds the premier the looal Burial Board, Is his own choirmaster,, get the genuine Keating’s Powder and observe artistically produced, have their desire gratified conducts a parish orchestra at evensong on my signature on red label round every tin, . some time Aquarius held the upper hand, but leen R. Hodges, Phyllis H. Ward and Daisy M. Ashdown, sum. Witness replied, “ Not ine penny from me this week at the Park Theatre. The Balkan position in this week's entertainment at the though their forwards were often In the vlolnity higherdivision, pass, piano; Dora Nahabedian, higher will yon g et; I begin to see Is thing. Give me Hippodrome. Oceupyiog the whole of the seoond Sundays, composes musio for the servlocs, and division, pass, violin; Kathleen Wilkinson, Ruby M. Princess,'by Messrs. F. Lonsdale and F. Curzon, Often acts as organist. He is also vice-chairman K ni£ WITH EASE |1 ' 1 of the Eastbourne goal they were weak in shooting the name and address of the ady ana I will deal makes no pretenoe at variation from the stereotyped part of the programme, the pleoe Is dependent for and thus failed to take advantage of their Ashdown, Kathleen GUbort and Vivian M. Lees, lower with the matter.” Kirby said, “That wont do; Its snooess upon tbe appeal It makes to the risible of the looal Education Committee, a member of KELL8 WITH EASE division, pass, piano; LUian W. Clarke and Marjorie form of musioal comedy. It is, however, a very the Medway (Chatham) Guardians, Aoting Chap openings. Eastbourne, on the other hand, were Pou8ty, lower division, pass, violin; Dorice GradweU pretty, amusing and generally olever example of faculties of the audlenoe, and no complaint can be KILLS WITH BASE always dangerous in front of goal and after about and Dorothea Wilkinson, elementary division, made that It Is deficient In this respeot. It Is, lain of the Foroes, Aotlng ChaDlain of Borstal the form of production so familiar to, and popular Institution, and ooaoh of the Royal Engineers Never pot away clothee or woollens of any description halt an hour’s play Campbell pat them twp np. piano; May C. Haden, elementary division, pass. vioUn, with, theatre-goers. Speotaoularly striking, it Is indeed, one of the liveliest pieces that have been Without flirt having well sprinkled them Pupil of Miss Beatrice M. Williams, L.R.A.M;., High April 11th, seen here for a long time: In faot, for boisterous Rowing Olob. with Keating's Powder. Sold only in tins, 1A, Shortly after the Interval Cook obtained another bury, Hyde-road.—Denise BeU, elementary division, brightly and wittily written about a oharming M., M. and Is. each. Filled Bellows, 9d- point, while OampbnU was suooessfnl In registering pass, piano. Sussex Hotel. He (witness) ras not intoxicated, love episode. There are, moreover, quite a num fan and rollicking humour It oould soaroely be sur P ostcard D elivered Ten Y ears L a te. a fourth point, the same player hitting the oross- PupUs of Miss Spark, Heath Lodge, Chesterfield-road. He paid for the dinners, as he others said they ber of Interesting characters and the mnale, whioh passed. Although Mr. Harry Roxbory himself has Posted In KetterlDg-road, Northampton, on DOS ft BEETLES, MOTHS ft FLEAS. bar ju st afterwards with a fine shot. The visitors were short of money. a large share in the dealing oat of muoh hi irre tl —SyoU M. Saunders, Becond division, pass, grammar of is by that talented and faolle composer of the stage August 12th, 1904, a postcard has just been {DOS ft BEETLES, MOTHS ft FLEAS. then soored their only goal, Warden receiving the music; SybU M. Saunders and Audrey M. Frith, first Mrs. Hilda Page, of Oavendlsh-place, an apart- (Mr. Paul Rubens), has all the tuneful, stimulating sponsible fun, It Is by no means a “ one m an” delivered at a bouse In tbe town less than a mile ball from Timbers and eaBUv beating Wale. Before division, pass, grammar of music. « ment-house keeper, stated thht she first saw tbe jroporty that one looks for in a piece of this order. show, the whole company working enthusiastically DOS ft BEETLES, MOTHS ft FLEAS. PupU of Miss Isabel E. de Bray, Windmill HUl-place, prison, in ah endeavour to make the most of the mirth- away, fifteen months after the death of the woman the end Lynn got through for Eastbourni the Hailsham.—Edith E. H. Smallwood, lower division rlsoner on the Thursday bofqre Easter. He and The company visiting Eastbourne Is that of Messrs. to whom it was sent. result of the game being:_ Eastbourne,, five ,.oal3;i Kirby oame to the honse ther, the latter Leslie Morton and Guyton Heath, who have been provoking possibilities of the pieoe. In three distinction, piano. ✓ soenes the audienoe Is entertained by a ludicrous Aquarius, one goal. | -/I engaging a bedroom from tl ist night for a few exceedingly fortunate in seonrlng so many eapable “ Bits of E v ery th ing ." Eastbourne.—S. D. Wale, goal; H. C. Wood and F. C. days. The next evening lirby brought CoL and experienced artists. The combination Is really series of events, the esoapades of a so-called The naval flying men at Eastohnrch have their OLD FRIENDS Wells, backs; G. S. Selmes, S. Weakford and W. Preston to the house. The ,tter seemed’ to be strongln all departments; and the result Is the deteotlve, who is mistaken foraprinoe, giving rise own interpretation of the letters “ B.E." on the Grevett, half-backs; B. Lynn, C. Cook, L. Hide, J. C. PUBLIC LIBRARIES. intoxicated or di zed, and he pushed upstairs oomeay goes with a snap and sparkle from begin to excruciatingly funny situations. Mr. Harry tails of the aeroplanes supplied for their use from CampbeU and D. Wood, forwards. by Kirby to tl drawing r im bedroom. Just ning to end. Thesnooess attained is largely con Roxbnry, who takes the part of the supposed the Royal Aircraft Faotory.iThey oall them “ Bits Aquarius.—Othick, goal; Schulte and Winmill, backs The foUowlng book additions have been exhibited previously Prei 4ous asked er for some nioney prince, keeps the house in a vory hilarious mood WITH NEW FACES. Randle, Cartwright and Grieg, half-backs; Gilbert, tributed to by the amplitude and riohness of the of Everything." 1. MaUett, Warden, Harris and Timbers, forwards. In the show case during the past week and will be to get a drink, fttness tl) ;ht she would like soenery and stage appointments, the dresses also in Issue on Monday morning next :— a drink,- hot when the prisoner returned she pat being very elegant and tasteful. notably In the third scene, in which a bnrlesqne U p -to-date P ost Offic e . i U 10 more agreeable experience the liquor down the sink. At the request of either The Princess Stephanie of Balarla, who oan only duel fairly convulses the assembly. Mr. Robert A telegram sent to Herr Sparmann, an aviator, CENTRAL LIBRARY. Nalnby as an exoltable Frenchman is another con at Prague, Bohemia, was retnrned te sender by to « « upon an old friend who ha* Eastbourne Junior League.—Division I. 050.P. “ Pearson’s Magazine.” Vol. 36. July—Decv Kirby or Pretoria*’ she took tlwo glasses Into the retain her rulership by marrying one of half-a- 1913. room, where ehesaw Ool, Preston apparently over dozen men within a week, and who adopts an tributor to the laughable side of the entertain the postal authorities marked “ Addressee flown 1 kdR left hie ailment* behind him. 050. W. “ The Woman at Home.” VoL9. Aug., 1913- come by somethiog. On the Saturday Pretorius extraordinary device to win the affections of the ment, while the songs by the ehorns are ably and away.” T now look* the picture of restored “ CONGERS” CHAMPIONS. Jan., 1914. e slippedlipp oat without paying her. Grand Duke Sergius, a supposed bitter opponent tastefully rendered. The other artists who appear Sin gu la r A ccident. r The Congregatlonals and Engineers having tied 591.92. Boulenger, G. A. and C. L. “ Animal Life by George Aide ah, assistant steward at the of her dynasty, has a stately and oharming repre daring the first part of the programme lnolnde a About eight o’olook on Monday night a seven- The old haggard expression, on points for the ohamplonsblp of the Eastbourne the Seashore.” Illustrations. ~'Diagrams, Devonshire Club, eald onn Easter Sunday Kirby very olever lady ventrilcquUt, Hetty Holland, Written for the use of the amateur naturalist at sentative io Miss Gladys Johnson, who daring the ton crane, which was loading general oargo at tbe of premature old age, the League, a deriding match was played at the handed him the bane prodm i saying,;, “ Will you evening wears some very beantifnl gowns. whose conversations are both smart and witty; Purfleet Wharf, fell over the pier, carrying with It Saffrons on 'Wednesday evening before a good the seaside. oi_T • WTa ..wo 86 - give this te Ool. Preston from J&pt. Kirby f" Ryder Slone, an exceptionally clever character of weakness and lassitude, the 751. Laurie, A. P. “ The Pigments and Mediums of Possessing an excellent voioe, she renders with and killing the craneman, named Saunders. A crowd. The “ Congers” had proved suooessfnl the Old Masters," with a special chapter on the micro- James McDcngall, assistant "to M r/ Pookett, taste and vocal effeot the various numbers falling oomedlan; May Poulfon, a vivacious comedienne; lightern-an who was below was so badly lrjured tettttbilJtT and tendency to melanoholy over the “ Terriers ’’ In the Anal for the Eastbourne photographic study of bruahwork. Illustrations. Por pawnbroker, 86, Waterloo-road, London, deposed to her share. Her acting, too, Is both natural ana George Williams, an entertaining oomedlan; ana tbat he - cd at the Pmfleet Cottage Hospital early- Hew*i have vanished. He now. Indeed, Cap on Easter Monday and the latter were trait. 1914. that on April 15 ;h the watoh and ohain produoed refined, and her dear, deliberate speeoh enables Mabei Roy, a pleasing comedienne. on Tuesaay morning. naturally anxious to wipe ont the defeat. The 824. Halsham, John. “ Old Standards.” Southcountrry was brought to the shop by tha ,prisoner, who every word of tbe dialogue to be beard in the N*xt week’s engagements Include that popular M tttt a new man with pare, healthy “ Congers,” however, onoe more asserted their skotc^ioSi 1913, * h ^ asked tor £10 on it. The fl- rn bdvauoed £ 7 .10a. comedienne, Lillie Langtry; the Roma and H o bnail L iv e r . Essays on rural and village life in the southern remotest parts of the house. Mr. Frank Armstrong Mead flowing in hi* veins, and oontent- superiority to tbe tune of five goals to none, Prisoner gave the name of Wilson. plays with an easy manfulness the “ Grand Duke Romani Quartette; 'Harry Herbert, comedian At an irqueet at Southwark on Tuesday on a although the sdfire is hardly a reflex of the ran of counties. 3"__3 -__ Edward Giles,I 'assistant to | Messrs. Stratford, Roya and Regan, oomedians; The Girllngs, enter tti*t written on hi* too*. He i* again , 910.4. London, Jack. “The Cruise of the Snark.” Sergius,” and Mr. Cecil Treelltan Is appropriately woman who died from the effects of excessive the play. The Engineers had almost, If i not quite,' Illustrations. e ■'* mwnbrokers, Hastings, said the watoh was pledged stern and dignified as “ Count Boethy,” the exact tainers ; and Chas. E. Nott in a musical character aloohollsm, Dr. Longhman said ehe suffered from telly alive and enjoy* life instead of of tha game as their opponents, bnt they The description of a voyage across the Pacific from lor £ 2 .10s. by the prisoner on April 11th and the ing Prime Minister. The authors have fully pro sketch, “ hobnail liver,” a condition of the organ whlob riMflliy enduring it. If yon inqtf&e what faUed lamentably Ui front of goal and allowed San Francisco to the Solomon Islands in a 40-ft. chain by another man. Prisoner gave the name visioned the oomeriy from tbe point of mirth- arose from drinking gin or other spirits on an ohanoea to go whtohJ If accepted, might: weU.have sailing boat. of “ Arthur Wilson,” and he deemed ‘ ‘ ...... both of.... the provoking material, of which the responsible empty stomaob. tl te that ha* wrought such * striking altered ths result, or at least have minimised the MO.T. Pears, Charles. ‘From the Thames to the articles on April 14bb. exponents make the most telling use. Mr. William THE HALLS. ta t the better, to what medicine or heaviness of their defeat. At the same time every Netherlands.” A voyage In the waterways of Zealand i William Holdstook, a blllli marker at the Pringle, as the confederate of the bogus Prince £100,000 A uvbrtisement R efused, credit mnst be give to th»t Congregatlonals for and down the Belgian coast. Illustrations. Coloured Devonshire Club, stated that he assisted Col. “ It is not generally knowD,” says Mr. Albert ita te a your friend attribute# his rUnro plates. Maps. 1914. Boris, proves himself a particularly good comedian, turning to account their opportunities, And it was 954. Meysey-Thompson, E. C. “ India of To-day.” Map. Preston to his bedroom on the (light of April 10th, introducing some very original business In droll GALLERY KINEMA. Raphael, in a letter to the Times, “ tbat the late . te health and vigour, it te more than to their forward line they prineipaUy owed their 1913.1 : and in reply to Mr. Nledermayer said, “ 1 should Mr. Thomas J. Barratt offered Mr. Goaohen, then handsome viotory. They were altogether superior and faolle style and often reducing the audlenoe to During the opening days of this week the star grpfleM* that he will answer in two 954. Thomson, Lleut.-Col. S. J. “ The Silent India,” think he was Intoxloated." fits of langhter. Mr. Edmnnd Russell, as the picture was “ A Villain’s Grip,” a fine drama in Chancellor of the Exchequer, £100,000 If he would to the Engineers vanguard, the whole line playing being sketches of the masses. Illustrations. 1913. Deteetlve - Sergt. Wells ga e evidence as to supercilious restaurant waiter, Is likewise exceed four parts produoed by the Pathe Arm by their print a Pears’ Soap advertisement on all the census 4rell, with Sntton the Blok of the five. The inside Deals with different races and castes of the rural receiving the prisoner from I' ie Brighton police, papers for 1891. His proposal was, however* inhabitants of India, as distinct from the native ingly funny, and good Impersonations are the popular Pathecolor methods. To-day’s programme left oomblned admirably with his partner Hewitt, In his possession were found si en pawntickets, a “ Max Helu” of Mr. J. S. Durrant; the “ Captain oontains a novel and Interesting soenic pioture of refused.” and it was from this wing that the Engineers' goal population of the towns. bank of engraving note and a cheque book on the 972. Fyfe, H. Hamilton. '‘The Real Mexico." A Radomir” of Mr. Alfred H. Reid; and the palace the t-eine valley, taken fiom a Maurice-Farman Traction E ngine in a R iv e r . B E E C H A M ’ 8 was frequently threatened. Sutton obtained two stddy on the spot. Map. National Bank of South Afrioa containing counter charwoman of Misa Rnby Loots. In the second hydro-aeroplane. Being in colours the beauty of capital goals in$hq first half, and with tbe whole foils. Barmlng Bridge, whioh spanned the Medway Fiction. and third acts we have tome capital danolng, Miss the land scape is onhanced by the nnnsnal view to near Maidstone, gave Way on Tuesday under the team playing lor good form it was clear that tbe Prisoner, gl evldenee on bath, said his home Wynne Wraybnrn and Mr. J. S. Durant specially be obtained, literally a bird’s-eye view. Beside* FILLS. Engineers’ task was well-nigh hopeless. Shortly Hocking, Joseph. “ An Enemy Hath Done This.” loa and he h id been in England weight of a traction engine and three trucks. The / Orczy, Baroness. “ Unto Ceesar.” Was in Sontb distinguishing themselves. The mosteal features this attractive film there is a pathetlo drama in engine fell Into the river, but the driver was after the Interval G. O. Elliott increased the Stacpoole, H. de Vere. “ The Order of Release.” for about twelve ths. Oa t be evening of AprU of the oomedy receive excellent support from the two parts entitled “ Heartsease,” whioh relates “ Congers’” score,ire, whwhile Hewitt, after |a fine ran brought (bL Preston to his rescued. Trollope, Anthony. “ Framley Parsonage. ” 10th, he said, augmented1 and efficient orohestra, operating under how a young wife of French nationality fails to Cu r e W orse Th a n Cause. Pbxparkd owlt n op the wiqg, added(dedal a fourth point with i stinging , JUVENILE. room. The la! had a watoh and ohaln on and the baton of Mr. Tom Lewis. obtain the affeotlon she desires from her raid oross shot, whiohrhlch oompletely beat Goddard. Armstrong, Annie E. “ Madge’s Mistake.” A recollec told witness the in (he room just before he English husband. Under her disappointment her “I have tried to understand the Mental , BXBOHAX, St. Helen*, Lane. Before(fore the end Q. O IElliott again s- , and the tion of girlhood. left. The next i Ding witneis and Kirby went “ THE TYRANNY OF TEARS.” hetul-hs breaks down and she dies. Even then her Deficiency Act, but it almost made me feeble "Congers is secured a well-earned1 viotory. Brazil, Angela. “ The Leader of the Lower Sohool.” to Hastings, wbi the latter asked him to pawn The entertainments organised on behalf of the husband does not recognise that their seoond son minded.”—The Birmingham Reoorder, Mr. J. S. Sold everywhere In bone, - ’ Teams:— ” Brenda,” pseud., ue., Mrs. Caetle Smith. “ Froggy’s Dugdale, K.C. 1 A. f i Little Brother.” ii the watoh pred 1 tor him. It oame into hie Sailors' and Soldiers' Home take plaoe on Tuesday inhe rits his mother’s-nature and soon he follows Mil’* prio* 1/li (56 pllU) and 2/9 (158 pills) Engineers.—Sapper Goddard, goal; Lieut. Thomas and Corkran, Alice. “ Down the Snow 8tairs.” possession thro him buylnj; them from Kirby, and Wednesday next. his mother. “ An Italian Bride” Is a very different P hotographers B a rred . Apper Hide, backs; Sappers MlUer. Guy and Bald__ win. whom he paid Everett-Green, E. “ Fallen Fortunes." 10i. in cash and having to pay For Thursday and fbllowlngdays Messrs. Murray type of drama, and tells how Tony and Pietro leave A plotnre postoard photographer was arrested hnra ialf-back8;; Sappers Jesson, Read, Elliott, Kennardnnard and Everett-Green, E. “ The Master of iFernhurst." £ 7.10s. to rele ) the watoh an 1 ohain. King and Clark announce performances of tbe Italy for Amerioa and, when Tony la about to “ Mofi^-de'roln’"” pseud., i,e., Major P. L. Birch. Prisoner was ommltted foi trial at the next powerful play, The Tyranny o f Tears. In addition on Wednesday at Portsmouth while taking views Jonah—J^ ______J ; C. Ailerton and L W. return with his acquired we&lui to the girl he of Sonthsea Castle, and was detained there for ^NLARKE’S B 41^PILLS can be rolled upon Assizes, ball belnil allowed in i > personal to the three evening representations there will be. lovei, how his friend attempts to deprive nlm of UK hacks; Jenkins, A. C. Terry and F. Jacbems, Raymond- “ The Girls ad! Cromer Hall." since of £100 an: ______three hours. His negatives were developed, and ' * vd »od Pains in theteSb ftee from lalf-books; . H. Elliott, H. Woodall, G. O. Molesworth, Mrs. “ The Childrenof the Castle." 1 two enrettet of £50 eaol a matinee on the Saturday. monby and bride.' After varied adventures, how- eventually the plates were smashed and the photo Sutton and '. Hewitt, forwards. Molesworth, Mrs. “ Fairies—of Sorts." proferred sureties mast, howeier/be satisfactory the two lovers are united. Two very amusing grapher released. | Synge, M. B. “ Molly.” U : ' to the police, to whom 48 hoqrs’ notice mast lie subjeots figure in the list, “ BetweenTwo : c e n t t o r d x tr stomps SEASIDE BRANCH LIBRARY. given. Mr. Biglow: “ Tell me, Professor, will my 1 and “ A Warm Reception.” For Monday Th e Y ea rly Drought. ' — “ s Drag Company,uy. Tiiwoln. S S S omoeopathic ottage H o spita l.— H C - F iction. daughter ever beoome a great pianist?” Herr :wo. following days Mr. Davis has secured The April drought, It Is pointed out, Is a iv . Hofivltial on April 18th,. 9| discharged Marchmont, Arthur. “ Under the Black Eagle.” C Z J Sohmidt: “ I ganna dell.”; Mr. Biglow: “ But has Heir to the Lelgarderes,” a thrilling and repetition of that of February last year. Mr. i he week, 2: Lovers in Jap ThlRECTION LABELS of all kinds manofao- wpital on April 95th, 2ol 7. Patients’ J uvenile. — a, instead bf an engagement she noRe of the qualifications necessary for a good romi :tio costume drama, whioh should prove a Hugh Clements, of Wimbledon, has worked the ■AJ toyed at London Prices at Farnoombe & Co.'s vWtodr the week, 103.—ALTBKD Tabob, Esq., Hon. Carroll, Lewis, pseud., i.e., Charles L. Dodgson. “ Alice ring, often give I heir future brides a pleoe of mn8iolan?” Herr Schmidt: “ Achl Yah, 6he greal draw. „ ExhibitionsItlons willv be as usual, con- thing ont, and assures us that it will be repeated in. (limited) Printing Works. Sooth-street. Eastbourne. Treasurer, unnydene, Grassington-road. in Wonderland." beautiful silk, to 1 ) worn as a sash. has two handts!" tinm ns from 2 45 onvjrajrdf. June, 1915, August, 1916. October, 1917, and so on. EASTBOURNE OHRONIOLB, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1914 ERABLUXID 1832. | B n Anluii >d 1878. B y Special Appointment Court Tailors to their Royal Highnesses the Grand Duke and Duchess of Baden. MB JOHN C. 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TOWNE1 mahogany cases, copper warming pan, a 7-ft. mahogany TRUE IRISH HEARTS. Show Room* and Btudto : 87, UPPERTON ROAD, EASTBOURNE. enclosed sideboard, pair of bronze six-light candelabra, P rices : Is. and 6d. (Is. Seats may be booked). Subscribers For Prices, &e., apply Tennis Pavilion. Is instructed to Sell by P ublic Auc ' ion, at T he MEMORIALS Auction Mart, Eastbourne, on M< IN DAY, 18th three rosewood fireplace screens, an upright grand Half-price to Is. Seats. DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES SUPPLIED. TELEPHONE 579. pianoforte (by J. and J. Hopkinson) in obonised case, a Of Evert Description Executed, sitd Inclusive May, 1914, the compact 6-ft. rosewood display cabinet, mahogany extending Estimates given for their erection in any part of the e a s e h o l d d w e l l i n g - h o u s e , dining table, six mahogany dining chairs, walnut-frame D a in t y A f t e r n o o n T e a s a t 6d . COUNTRY. Bettee, Florentine pillar table, arm and occasional chairs, Open Air Roller Skating L No. 38, CHANNEL VIEW R o|aD. rosewood card table, water colour drawings by Winifred t h e ON THE OUTER RINK. Particulars to be had of the Auctioneer. P. Biddle, Mary C. Cox, Edgar Skinner and others, oil Illustrated Catalogue Submitted Free. paintings and engravings, 300 volumes of books, plated M a g n i f i c e n t SWIMMING BATHS. In the event of unfavourable weather Skating on ware, including a chased tea and coffee service, silver- the Indoor Maple Floor. And at Hove, Hastia os. Ore, Bkehill, Tunbridge B y order of the Executor of J oseph Farncombe, Esq., mounted claret jug and decanter, a pierced boaUshaped (Ladles a,nd'Gcntlemen). Wil is and Chichester. iIangney ROAIi deceased. bread dish, cutlery, clocks and ornaments, a convex wall Sea Water at a uniform Temperature of 70-deg. Fahr. MUSIC BY A MILITARY BAND. mirror, flroproof safe by J. H. Blecher, kicchen furniture, ’Phoi WORKS. EASTBOURNE. china, glass, a bicycle shed, garden ohairs and miscel Are Open from 7 a.m.—7 p.m. TO DA Y ISA TURD A Y): MR. J. 0. TOWNER laneous effects. MIXED BATHING — Afternoons 3 p.m. to 6.30. Without M u s ic ...... Morning, 10.30 till 1. Items on View Tuesday 12th May, 1914, from Ten till With Music ...... Afternoon, 3.30 to 5.30. Has received Instructions to Sell by P ublic Auction, Four o'clock. THE PRIVATE BATHS girths, Jftarriages anfc geaths. at The A uction Mart, 57, Terminus-road, East ...... Evening, 8 to 10. The above premises, which have been occupied since 1850, bourne, on MONDAY, May 18th, 1914, at Three Sale to commence at Two o’clock precisely. (For Ladies and Gentlemen) o’clockjin the Afternoon, In convenient Lots, Catalogues may be obtained at the A uctioneers' Separate Suites of Baths fo r Ladies & Gentlemen. A fternoon Tea in the Indian Pavilion. e w in b m a o m pa ny Offices, 10, Cornfleld-road, Eastbourne. ■ " m a e r S g e j T having been disposed o f to th e N K C , 260 “ iA ” AND £795 “ B ” S T d C K , E A S T - Electric, Ozone, Vapour, Hot and Cold Fresh and Sea Telephone 1234 Eastbourne. Admission, 6d. Skating, 6d., or with Hire of Ball- . BAKER—CROFT.—April 27th, at the Church of Our I I ■FTb o u r n e g a s c o m p a n y . WateE Boaring Skates, is. la d y of nsom, Eastbourne, by the Right Revnd. £ Telegrams Oakdens Eastbourne. Monsignor Yilliam Provost Croft, V.G, (uncle of the i 1 {•■•' -• i , 5 '!, I j- b 38 FULLY-PAID £5 SHARES in the EASTBOURNE SANITARY STEAM LAUNDRY Co., Ltd. SOUTH LODGE. GRANGE ROAD', EASTBOURNE. I 102 £5 PREFERENCE and 455 £1 ORDINARY SHARES g P E C IA L NOTICE.—Die Floral Hall will be CLOSED FOR GLEANING OAKDEN & CO. H. Baker, of “ Sedgemoor,” Eastbourne, to Mabel, PEERLESS DENNIS & CO., L t d . in ELLIOTT’S STORES, Ltd., EASSTBOURNE.1 ^ AND PAINTING during Next Week. REOPENING on SATURDAY youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Croft, of 300 FULLY-PAID £1 PREFERENCE) SHARES in Hare received instructions to Sell by Auction, upon remises th Hartneld-aquare, Eastbourne. BOBBY & Co., Ltd., of Eastbourne, MiJargate, &c. the P , as above, on WEDNESDAY, 20 AFTERNOON, May 9th, with a SPECIAL CONCERT by the DEVONSHIRE May, 1914, HUXTABLE—OSBORNE. - OB April 25th, at St. ALSO PARK ORCHESTRA. Conductor, Mr. NORFOLK MEG0NE. Sariour'B Church, Eastbourne, Charles Frederick o u s e h o l d f u r n i t u r e a n d Huxtable, of Ilfracombe, Devon, to Edith Daisy 2 FOUNDATION NOMINATION RIGHTS in EAST- GENERAL EFFECTS. Have purchased more extensive works from Mr. Fowler j BOURNE COLLEGE (Incorpoi)ated). H Osborne, of U, Hyde-gardens, Eastbourne. Catalogues in due course. BEADING ROOM, LAWN TENNIS, CINEMATOGRAPH AS USUAL. HYDE-EDWARDS. - On April 29th, at St. John s close to the Leaf Hall. These will in future be known as Particulars and Conditions of Sale ! to be had of Church, Doddington, by the Rev. F. G. W right (vicar), Messrs. Lewis & Holman, Solicitors, Lewes; and of the Auctioneers’Offices: 10, Cornfield-road, Eastbourne. Edwin Dicker Hyde, Eastbourne, to Eliza Edwards, TH E W ILLO W PIELD W OBK8, and, with the Auctioneer, The Auction Mart, 57, Terminus-road, Telephone 1234 Eastbourne. Pool House, Clee Hill, Shropshire. Eastbourne. Telegrams Oakdens, Eastbourne. LANAWAY—HUXHAM.—On 20th April, a t St. Peter’s now machinery recently fixed, will enable the firm to execute A L L ANIMAL LOVERS Church, Rochester, by the Vicar (Rev. H. A. Hickin, 5 MEADS. DEVONSHIRE PARK M.A.), Francis Charlton, only son of Mr. and Mrs. work with even greater dispatch than hitherto. KERRY’S AUCTION ROOMS & SALE- OAKDEN ft OO. And those that fool that Hugh Lauaway, of South Croft. Eastbourne, to Frances iT ! YARD (adjoining the Estate Offices), Grace, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Huxham, Have received Instructions from the Trustees of the M THEATRE. SCH< 19, CORNFIELD ROAD, EASTBOURNE. Will of the late Right Hon. Professor T. H. Huxley to VIVISECTION OF ANIMALS of Star HU1, Rochester. TAJvDoUVO JMQOAa m mm urray ino lark All offices have been centralized, and the only office of the Telephone 844. Submit for Sale by P ublic Auction (unless pre- _ M K & C . RAYFIELD—HARFFEY.—April 25th, at Christ Church, • viously sold by Private Treaty), at the Gii.dredge Is Eastbourne, by the Rev. W. A. W. Leese. Charles A SALE EVERY SATURDAY. H otel, Eastbournf., on TUESDi)AY, May 26th, 1914, James, eldest son of Mr. James Rayfield, of Sitting-1 firm ifi at 50, G RO V E RO A D , ne“ the Town Hall, IMMORAL, CRUEL AND UNSCIENTIFIC, FOR HOI bourne, Kent, to Dotothy May. eldest daughter of Mr. Goods can always be includjed. all that TO-DAY (SATURDAY) at 2.30 and 8. and Mrs. C. J. E. Hartley, of Eastbourne. where Customers will find extensive Decorative and Sanitary Special dates by arrangement. r e e h o l d p r o p e r t y Should call at our TILLING—OLIVER.—April 30th. a t Folklngton, by the 1 Showrooms provided for their convenience. These Sale Rooms are noted for the advantageous F KNOWN AS “ The Balkan Princess.” Rev. W. Walsh, Frederick W. Tilling, to Florence Disposal of Furniture, Antiques, Works of Art, Old “ HODESLEA," 8TAVELEY ROAD, EASTBOURNE. Beatrice, second daughter of the late Thomas Charles | China, Pictures, Plate. Jewels, Curios, Wines, Soulpture, Campaign Shop, 28, Corniield-road, 6 /1 1 Oliver, of Claremont, Cambridge-rofui, Eastbourne. Coins, Jewellery, Animals, Birds, Stock-In-Trade, Car W ith Possession. riages and Horses, Motor Cars, Blcyoles, Boats, &o. Particulars, Plan and Conditions of Sale are in course THURSDAY, May 7th, for Three Nights'at 8. The firm trust, with their up-to-date xfiethods of carrying on EASTBOURNE, Best value Is always obtained at these Auotlon Rooms, of preparation, and will be obtainable from Messrs. Matinee on ^atnrday at 2.30. DEATHS. Burton, Ykates & H art, Solicitors, 23, Surrey-street, business, and with the greatly increased facilities, to retain being largely attended by local and (country buyers, Where they will have an opportunity of BENNETT.—On 27th April, a t 8, Cornfield-terrace, Bast- also buyers from Loudon, Brighton, Lewes, Hastings, London. W.C.; and from the Auctioneers’ Offices, 10, bourne, Matilda Bennett, widow of George Bennett, Cornfield-road, Eastbourne. 1 “The Tyranny of Tears.” the confidence hitherto reposed in them. See. ENTERING THEIR PROTEST AGAINST IT. LEATHER aged 78. GOODS PURCHASED FOR CASH WHEN Telephone 1234 Eastbourne. 11 !, CUTBILL—April 22, at Brailsford, Dorset-road, Bexhill, , DESIRED. NO EXPENSES. Telegrams Oakdens Eastbourne. i HEELS, Laura M. Cutbill, daughter of the late T. S. Cutbill, of F urniture Sales at P rivate H ouses. Lawrie Park, Sydenham. 3J miles from Eastbourne, 11 miles from Poleg&te PUBLIC MEETINGS GANE.—April 28, at Heathfleld, John Gane, of Spring SHARE SALES AN0 PROPERTY SALES. Station (London, Brighton Sc South Coast Railway), Lodge, HeathSeld, aged 72. Telephone No. HI. VALUATIONS. half a mile from Stone Cross Motor Halt, one mile Will be held at HOLBROW,—On April 29th, at 23, Cavendish - place, J O H N N IX J O H N N IX HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENCY.—Exclusive Lists from Hankham Postal Telegraph Office, and two milos Eastbourne, Mary Ann, widow of the late George of Houses for Sale and to Let. from Westham Church. SAFFRONS ROOMS on th e 7th M A Y, in thh Holbrow, of Hornsey, aged 76. Interment today G o l d s m i t h INSURANCES of every description A fternoon and E v en in g , (Saturday) at New Southgate, 2.30 p.m. D OAKDEN A 00. The Lad] K RknTs Collected and Property efficiently managed, 8ALMOND.—On April 28th (by cable), on board ship off Silversm ith Hare received instructions to submit for Salk by Tickets for which may be had on application to the Port Elizabeth, a. Africa, Norman Salmond, elde 4 - BARRATT TERRY, F. A. I. P ublic Auction, on TUESDAY, 26th Mat, 1914 Campaign Shop. brother of Mrs. Astley Roberts. Term inus Road (85 Years’ Local Experience). (unless previously Sold by private treaty), all that W atchmaker REMOLD' PROPERTY, D R . XXJADXVE1IV, IN MEMORIAM. M SALE THIS DAY. F KNOWN as The recognised authory on the question, will speak on SANDERS.—In ever-loving memory of my dear father, I J e w e l l e r . TERRY'S AUCTION ROOMS ANf) SALEYARD, HANKHAM PLACE, PEVENSEY, SUSSEX,, both occasions. James Sanders, who passed peacefully away at Hove, Comprising a fine white house facing south, containing Sussex, May 1st, 1913. J O H N N IX 19, CORNFIELD ROAD, EASTBOURNE. fourteen bedrooms, four baths, dining room (24-ft. by |0 H N N IX B . BARRATT TERRY, F.A.I. 18-f t.|, drawing room (26-ft by 17-fL), study (18-ft. by 15-ft.), The British Union for the Abolition of Vivisect ion, e v e r -: (85 Pears’ Local Experience j panelled billiard room (32-ft. by 27-ft.). An annexe with ALLEN and Family wish to Thank five bedrooms and a large room (36-ft by 18-ft.). 32, Charing Cross. Will Sell a t his Rooms, as abovei, To-Day, at TOW N HALL, ____Mthe t many friends for the floral gifts and kindness | TeL 440. Acetylene gas; Eastbourne water; well water; rain H'av^ shown to them during their recent bereavement. E. MORRIS & SONS, . Two o’clock, the water tanks; modern drainage. , 26, Brightland-road, Old Town, Eastbournernei UPERIOR OLD SPANISH MAHOGANY j Large Stabling. A COMPI FURNITURE, includingantiqueSpanish mahogany Charming, well-timbered grounds, kitchen garden, 6 6 SEASIDE ROAD, EASTBOURNE S j. 1 , | linen cupboard, ditto dining table with end flaps, a well- walled garden, orchard, vinory and an eight acre S o l e A gep Telephone I25Y. made Spanish mahogany pedestal dressing table with paddock. In all over long mirror, 5 exceptionally good Spanish mahogany AMES ANDREWS, Mason and Sculptor, | Ironmongers, Cutlers, Electric and Gas Fitters, 12 Acres. EASTBOURNE. HIPPODROME, wardrobes (oak lined), mahogany dining room suite, With Possession. EASTBOURNE. J Works: Baxeb’s-road (near St. Maiy’i Church). H ot W ater and Sanitary Engineers. superior occasional furniture, 4-ft. rosewood display Auctioneers’ Offloes; 10, Cornfleld-road, Eastbourne. Managing Director...... Mr. Sidney W. W inter. g e o r Residence, Office and Show-room : Carbaba Villa, GOBB I cabinet, a 7-ft. carved oak sideboard and a 6-ft. ditto, < nearly new Wilton pile carpet and others, in all about Telephone 1234 Eastbourne. Manager ...... Herbert Raymond. Fabx (adjoining the Cemetery), Eastboubnb. I 200 Lots. Telegrams Oakdens, Eastbourne. Designs and Estimates Furnished. H. C. BUTLER, At the conclusion of the Furniture Sale 150 Pairs of MONDAY, May 4th, and during the Week. 5 6 b , | BOOTS and SHOES, in suitable Lots, will be sold. Twice Nightly at 7 ctnd 9. Established 78 Yean Telephone Nos. 801 end 802. BOOKBINDER. MACHINE RULER. On View and Sale this Day. That Very Popular Comedienne, LILLIE LANGTRY, "Workshop al A SALE EVE^Y SATURDAY. MAPLE & CO. Character Singer of all her own Songs. AINK ft- SON, i a , s u s A N S R o a d , b A s t b o u e n b . ys be included. H UNDIRTAKBRB, I L im ited i I I : . V i I BOOKS BOUGHT, Builde Funeral Carriage and Batabluhed I860. (Of Tottenham Court Road, London) Popular Eccentricities, including “ Y'es, Oh Yes.” Motor Hearse Proprietors. CH.CHARL ES S. HORNE, F.A.I., b CHAS. E. NOTT in Musical Character Sketch, “ Funny FOR HEALTH AND REAL ENJOYMENT Faces.” E L E c \ 28. 0AVENDISH PLACE & 19, SOUTH STREET | CHOICE *'• | R ^ U CCTlbN T NEER, E VALUER, HOUSE AGENT Auctioneers and Estate Agents Special Important Engagement of ROY A and REGAN. DRINK ONLY jLND GAUGER, GREAT LIBERAL Two Gents—Two Chairs—Some Dancing. Designs an Hippodrome Bioscope. Submi j’B.TJIT, FLOWERS [ ] lj TIDESWELL JU3AD, EASTBOURNE. VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE. TeL 788. J. B A. HAYLAND, Tel. 788. PHYSICIAN TEA. CERTIFICATED BAIL VF. THE GIRLINGS, Entertainers. From the Hippodrome and Coliseum, London, ROMA TTNDERTAKBR & FUNERAL CARRIAGE I AKD VEGETABLES Recommended by Medical Men and Bold by Appointed by Hie Honour Judgfe Martlneau to Levy SAI.BS OF FURNITURE AND PROPERTIES. and ROMANI QUARTETTE, introducing the Highest U PROPRIETOR. Distraints under the Amendment Act, 1868. Form of Vocal and Instrumental Art. OPEN OARS, GLASS OB CLOSED HEARSES. ON AB L E DICKER & CO., 62, Grove Road, Eastbourne. BUSINESSES or EVERY DESCRIPTION tob DISPOSAL. Note the P rices: Reserved Boxes, 12s. 6d. and 10s. 6d. AT BSA (may be booked); Fanteuils, Is. 6d. (reserved, 2s.); Pit to Years' London Experience. PRIORS. .. Stalls, Grand Circle and Promenade, Is. (early doors, K A B X 1 T P reliminary N otice of Sale. 39 1s. 3d., reserved, Is. 6d.); Pit, 6d. (early doors, 9d.); Upper ARTIFICIAL WREATHS IN GREAT VARIETY. | THE ALBION MEWS, LESLIE STREET, MAPLE & OO. Circle, 3d. (early doors, 4d.). Telephone No. 336. EMPIRE T e l . 8 8 0 . 13, PEVENSEY ROAD, EASTBOURNE. CAN ANYTHING BE TOO GOOD EASTBOURNE. 1NIGHT, CHAR E HORNE, F.A.Z., \ BRANCH OFFICEi Q-ALLERY [£ INEMA, ea stb o u r n k Established 1871 FOE THE SIffii? Has been instructed by the Owner, who is relinquishing STATION PARADE, business (owing to ill health), to Seli) by P ublic Auc OPPOSITE THE STATION Manager—Mr. Arthur Davis. SIMEON HART, tion (without reserve), upon the above P remises, on A lw ays aj EASTBOURNE. THURSDAY, May 7tH, commencing 2.30 p.m. sharp, j ; EASTBOURNE. The Drawing Room Kinema. UNDERTAKES & CO iBTE FUNERAL | OUR USEFUL HORSES, Three well-built FURNISHER, Landaus, light Victoria, Two Di Carts, Harnesses, Telephone No. 87. N on-Stop P rogram m e. N on-Sto p P rograhicx. BREAD F AND DAILY 2.45 TO 10.30. DAILY 2.45 to 10.30. 14, HiGHHRBnr, Old Eastbourne. Under Royal Patronage. Chaff-cutter, Corn-crusher, Stable 'ools and other Eat. 1824. Tel . effects- N on-Stop P rogram m e, N on-Stop P rogrammb. Funerals Conduotod to AH Porta, Also to be Sold or Let on Lease (by private treaty) the PEVENSEY BAY, Near EASTBOURNE. Freehold Property, comprising the Albion Mews and FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. TODAY (SATURDAY), May tnd: ASTBj SPRINGETT, Two Dwelling Houses In L< ilie-street, producing a gross Eminent Physicians annual rent of £126. 18k. 6 the new prohibitory regulation, which not Trade Hark: V I S T 0 Beyiitmd. C.E.M.S.—The following is culled from Holy only relieves heavily-rated shopkeepers of an Trinity Parish Mags zine“ The secretary rept rted Y7I8T0 ELASTIC STOCKINGS are P orou* unfair form of competition, but serves the that the year had been one of great ohanges In V and Washable, and being durable and effootive in support are highly recommended by the Medloal Profes useful public purpose of assisting to free the membership. At one time there were 82 members ; sion for Strengthening Weak Veins and Swollen limbs. main business thoroughfares from obstruction of those 10 were new members, five had been trans and disturbance,—objections to which, in the ferred to us, two had been transferred to other Established 60 Teaks. branobes, three had resigned, three were diseased, REDUCTION. Prloe S/• each; cheaper quality 3/6. Illustrated LitU Fit*. summer months especially, they are undoubt edly liable. ‘ and five had elapsed.”—The parish seems to need Special Department for Ladies. the addition of a doctor to its staff. I A 1 K B B , E ntertainments at Devonshire P abk TRUSS, Stoop Cobb Bbaok, Suppobtow Bh w Theatre.—The booking for the entertainments on ADD SOKOIOAL APPLUMOB MABBB, fo c a l Tuesday and Wednesday next, when matinee and WE beg to notify a further reduction in prices, evening performances will be given at the Devon fropriefor A.B.ENtrtR. 30, QUEEN’S ROAD, BRIGHTON. shire Park Theatre in aid of the Sailors and and respectfully solicit an opportunity of TIM ES op HIGH WATER & LIGHTING-UP Soldiers’: Home, is so good that a series of satis ti Water. Lighting factory houses may be confidently anticipated. quoting you, either for present delivery, or 1HURCH OP ENGLAND ZENANA After. Up That the programme will be both excellent In High-Class BEDDINC ) MISSIONARY SOCIETY. Saturday, May 2...... 3.14 ... 3.40 ... 8.22 artlatlo quality as well as abundant in dimensions to cover your requirements over any period. 4.1Q ... 4.42 ... 8.24 will hare been evident from a perusal of the fine 5.17 ... 5.54 ... 8.25 list of artists. To the array already published have MANUFACTURERS MISSIONARY EXHIBITION Tuesday, May 5...... 0.28 now, we understand, to be added Mrs. Austin AGENTS FOR THE PATENT- IN THE j| ... 7. 3 ... 8.27 W ednesday, May 6.. 7.3ljs ... 8. 0 ... 8.28 Bird (vocalist) and Mr. W. J. Read (solo violinist). TOWN HALL, EASTBOURNE, From the list of patrons printed last week the P e e T o n . P e e 4 T o n s . Thursday, May 7.... 8.34 ... 9. 0 ... 8.29 ON 9.2| names of the Mayor and Mayoress were inadvert ... 9.48 ... 8.30 ently emitted. Seats should be booked without THURSDAY, FRIDAY, delay at the theatre office, where a plan of the KITCHEN CUBES - 2 7 /- 2 5 /6 SATURDAY, MONDAY, R o y a l S o c ie t y f o r P r e v e n t io n o p Cr u e l t y building may be seen. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, to A nimals, Eastbourne Branch. Hon. Sec., Miss Wedding.—The marriage took place at St. Locke P addon, 1, Compton-street. Subscriptions Margaret’s Ohuroh, Westminster, on Thursday, of M AY 14th, 15th, 16th, 18th, 19th, SOth, are urgently needed, and may be paid to the Hon. M i. Treasurer, H enry HolYoake, Esq., 30, Mill-road, Capt. Peroy Lanrie, of the Soots Greys, son of Mr. A REOENT TESTIMONIAL. or at Lloyds Bank, Ltd. All complaints should be Alfred Laurie and Mrs. Laurie, of Sevenoaks and Messrs. JOHN PRING & CO.. Eastbourne. June 4th, 1913. SIZE OF ONE’S FIST, HOT AND DURABLE. \ Open on May 14th from 11.30 a.m. to 10 p.m. addressed to Inspector T. FMN,0,Willowflold-square, Devonshlre-plaoe, Eastbourne, and Miss Ethel Eastbourne. Dear Sirs,—I have great pleasure in sending you a testimonial after a very severe trial of i On the other Days from 12 noon to 10 p.m. Lawson Johnston, daughter of the late Mr. John one of your “ Vi-Spring Mattressos,” but there is really nothing one can think of that would do Patroness: H er Grace the Duchess op Devonshire. O l d G o l d a n d S i l v e r B o u g h t for cash or Lawson Johnston and Mrs. Lawson Johnston, of justice to this truly perfect invention. I have just recovered exchanged for new goods. Watch, clock and jewe lery Winsloe, Buoks. The ceremony wae performed by from a very bad attack of Varicose veins, and had to remain in INDIA, CHINA AND CEYLON COURTS. repairs promptly executed. Estimates for same given Bishop Welldon, after which there was a numer bed for eighteen weeks without practically moving. At the tree of charge. Also re-plating, re-gilding, &c.—F. G. ously-attended reception at the Ritz Hotel, the beginning of this period I had three days on an ordinary A BENGALI ZENANA. Clemenoe, Watchmaker anq Jeweller, 18, Comfleld- mattress and felt, sore and uncomfortable, but after all these road (Terminus-road end), Eastbourne. Phone 782. newly married couple subsequently leaving for the weeks on the “ Vi-Spring" I have not an ache or pain. I simply ’ Phone for Immediate Delivery. ANNUAL SALE OP WORK. New Forest for the honeymoon. There were a cannot speak too highly of the iutense relief experienced, indeed M a k e Y o u r H o m e L o o k N ic e b y h a v in g large number of costly presents. the “ Vi-Spring M attress” quite completely spoils one for any REFRESHMENTS. ’* Attractive Well-Fitting Blinds,’’ and the best shop ordinary mattress. Yours faithfully, W. T. to procure them Is V inall & Sons, Ltd., 53 and 53a, Sea Angling.—Quantities of conger, pouting, PRICES OF ADMISSION: Terminus-road. Blinds can Ibe made and fitted the oodllng and dabs have been taken off Eastbourne Original can be seen on request. First Day — 1130 to 0 ... ]T...... 2/ same day as ordered. Latge stock of Hollands, lately. Several of the oongers have been excep 0 to 10 ...... 1 /- Rollers and Fittings always [kept. Estimates given. tionally large for the time of year. I Other Days—12 to 0 ...... ![...... 1 /- T h i s is t h e t im e of the Vear for all kinds of 0 to 1 0 ...... ; ...... 01. Floor Coverings, and V inall & Sons, Ltd., are now Season Tioketa (not transferable) ...... 3/0 displaying a most wonderful collection of Inlaid Linoleums, Cork Linoleumsknd Floorcloths. There Tickets can bo obtained from A. C. Tessier, Esq., are over 100 pieces to choose from, and prices are •personal ani) Social. 16, Granville-road, Eastbourne, and also at the Door. exactly as last year. V^nall & 8ons, Ltd!, are also | Communications on general matters should be addressed holding one of the most Comprehensive Stocks of BRADFORDS, to Mrs. Crabb, Hon. Secretary, Sorrento Villa, Carpets in the County! Turkey and Mirzapore Car Lord Willingdoo has just oompleted a year of 13, Seaside-road, Eastbourne. pets from the Far East are in abundance; best British his appointment as Governor of Bombay. His I For Railway Facilities see Special Handbills issued by Axminsters by the yard, and in squares; Brussels and ExoelLency’s rulership has inspired the confidence the L B. & S.C. Railway. Tapestry Carpets are seen in a great variety; Art and admiration of all interested in the affairs of and Roman 8quares in every size. V walls' is cer 2, STATION PARADE tainly the place to buy Bedsteads and Bedding.—Only the oIty.fi » HALF-DAY TRIP TO LONDON. address: 53 and 53a, Terminus-road. Telephone 524. Lady Frances Legge is to open the 27th annual (Near Eastbourne Station). ' WEDNESDAY, Mat 0th. F o o t w e a r to please the eye, fit the foot, and sale of work of the S.P.G., which will be held at AN EXCLUSIVE the Town Hall on the 27th tost. IN CHOICE From Eastbourne ...... Jj...... 1.35 p.m. reliable for wear.—Observe, J. J. Saunders, 106, STOCK OP BEDSTEADS DESIGNS :: „ P olegato...... u...... 1.45 „ South-street (between Devonshire - place and St. Mrs. Ronalds is still at Eastbourne, where she is Saviour's Church). Returning from Victoria 12.15 midnight. See Bills. getting stronger, after her serious Illness. Her LOVERS N o t ic e .—A ll those who wish to Warehouse daughter, Mrs. Hay Ritchie Is with her, but hopes their Furniture should not do so until they have to be at her house in Cadogan-plaoe for at least > that feel that inspected Messrs. G. E. May):nard’s, Limited, Ware- part of the season. SCHOOL OUTFITS ™ summer teem. houses, which are the finest ii Eastbourne. Estimates free.—Note the address, G, E. Maynard, Limited, The seoond annual dinner for offioers now serving, OF ANIMALS i fetboitrm C jjronide Removal and Storage contractors, Greystone- or who have served, in the regular forces of the buildings. South-street, Eas :bourne. Army, Navy and Indian Civil Servioes (covenanted E 3 A l o u : and uncovenanted), takes place at the Queen’s and nscientific FOR HOUSE OR GARDEN WEAR. New and beautiful Silk Shades—this week’s U , SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1914. Show. See Gas Company's Window. Hotel on Thursday evening next. Application for tickets should be made on or before Monday to l call at ourj GOOD SERVICEABLE BOOTS The Corporation Bill.-—The total cost of Colonel Broome, Upperton Lodge. the late Bill for the purchase of Devonshire Park The Rev. W. H. Hewett, M. A., vicar of St. Paul's, 1-road, 6 /1 1 6 /1 1 AND SHOES CAN BE OBTAINED FROM STRAY NOTES was £191. 4s. 5d. This is considerably below the Dorking, and formerly Vioar of Christ Churoh. undertaking the onerous duties ot hon. seo. Thn lop- 28-i1 ! estimate, which was £275. TheThe first Bill Involved Eastbourne, has been appointed Reotor of Fisher- BOWLS. 5URNE, an outlay of £552 12s. 91. fixture list is appended : ' ton Anger, Salisbury. Trustees are patrons of the Date. Opponents. G ound 11 have an opportunity of Ch ildren in t h e Str eets. L iberal “ E m pire” B 4ZAAR AND FANCY ivlng. ; | FIXTURES OF THE LOOAL CLUBS. May 13, Wefi.... Wednesday v. Saturday...... Home Th e numerous accidents to children show Fair.—In another oolnmn wl U be found particulars Miss Emmeline Wynter, a violin pupil of Mr. P. „ 16, Sat. ... Captain v. Vice-Captain...... Homo AGAINST LEATHER that the moral of the growing motor traffic of a “ Great Liberal ‘ Empli e’ Bazaar and Fanoy Tas, Musioal Director of the Duke of Devonshire’s „ 20, Wed. .. Eastbourne...... Away Fair,” to be held a t the Tow: The bowling enthusiasts In the town have com „ 30, Sat. ... Cavendish ...... Home HEELS, has yet to be adequately appreciated. It has l Hall on Wednesday late Eastbourile Orchestra, passed snicaasfuliy in June 1, Mon.... Wednesday v. Saturday Toains Homo become a serious question whether the play and Thursday next. The i rangements for the the advanced grade at the reoent Local Centre pleted their arrangements for the season whioh is „ 6, Sari ... Redoubt ...... Away ing which frequently goes on in main streets event are on a comprehensive soale, and it is Examination of the Associated Board of the about to open, and are anticipating a very busy „ 10, Wed..,. Hostings ...... Awav expeoted there will be a large attendance on each R.A.M. and R.C.M. 13, Sat. ... Boxhill ...... Home should not be forbidden. Without adopting day. The bazaar opens on Wednesday afternoon time on the greens. The growing popularity of „ 17, Wed. .. St. Leonards ...... Away ■' i ( | 1 official measures it seems futile to expect the at three o’clock. I ■ ■ The marriage of Hilda Grace, second daughter of the game is reflected in the construction of a new ., 20, Sat. ... Hampden Park...... Away 7th MAY, ra thh Mr. and Mrs. James S. Garrard, of South Mead, bowling green in Glldredge Park, which will „ 24, Wed. .. Ore and Clive Vale...... Home children of a certain class to refrain from the E ngineers’ Tour.—The (officers and N.C.O.’s „ 27, Sat. ... Newhaveu ..t...... Away 4, Greystone BuildingsIdiut dangerous practice of converting busy road Eastbourne, to Mr. Herbert Taylor* only son of the shortly be available. Although not so perfectly m s, The Ladies’ and of the 1st Home Counties Field Company, R.E., ara lat8 Mr. William Taylor, of Westcombe, Somerset, July" 1. Wed.... Seaford...... Away ways into a playground. In most instances taking part in a combined made as some of the other greens it will Borve a „ 8, Wed..;. Ore and Clive Vale...... Away in application to the (Opposite 8. Saviour's Church), r durtn the week- and of Mrs. Taylor, Southdown College, Willing- „ 11, Sat. ... Redoubt ...... Home negligent or indifferent parents are doubtless end. The operations will pHnolpally be confined don, will take plaee at Upperton Congregational very useful purpose, and will doubtless bo largely „ 15, Wed.... Meads ...... Home Children’s Bootmaker, Eastbourne. to blame; but as-the children cannot effectually to the neighbourhood of Hatlsham, whence the Church on Saturday, May 30th, at 2.15 p.m. patronised during the forthcoming seapon. „ 18, Sat, ... Cavendish ...... Away be reached through their guardians, the most tourists prooeeded last night. Captain N. W. Measuring just over 40-ynrds square, the green ,, 22, Wed..,. Bexhill...... Away summary and desirable expedient appears to Benton will aot as adjutant. Miss Violet Bcrton, of 0, Grange-gardens, was „ 25, Sari ... St. Leonards ...... Home , will speak on among the successful candidates in the examina has been made by levelling the slope In the Park. „ 29, Wed.... Newhaven ...... Homo be that of authorising the police to prevent the Cracksman II., Mr. John Gosden’s smart tion held last week by the Royal College of Music, Aug. 5, Wed.... Hampden Park...... Home ------C M B . steeplechaser, followed up his dual success at the It Is dug 2-ft. into the ground at one end, and is frolics that now go on at the imminent peril South Kensington,—passing both the theoretical the same height above the surrounding ground at ,, 8, Sat. ... Seaford.,...... Home of those concerned. W hether it is possible to Eastbourne Hunt meeting by taking a race at the and praotical parts of the examination, and thus ., 12, Wed.... Meads ...... Away United Hunts’ festival at Lfigfleld yesterday. ths other. The toil that was originally there has „ 22, Sat. ... Hastings ...... Home for the Abolition of Vivisection, EV ERYTHING for CYCLES and MOTOR CYCLES. arrange for the school yards to be used after obtaining the title of Associate of the Royal been utilised, and although not at present in hours, and on days when the schools are not A Disclaimer.—Mr. John Jinman, green- College. perfeot condition it premises to afford a good Have you seen our NEW SHOW BOOM at 48, GBOVE ROAD? CAVENDISH. pen m ay require consideration. Probably ;rooer, 104, Seaside, wishes it to be known that he At the last Local School Examination of the surface whereon votaries of the pastime may This olub is looking forward to a successful A COMPLETE STOCK OF MOTOR CYCLES AND CYCLES WITH ACCESSORIES ON VIEW. le chief difficulty is that of supervise £ not the person of the same name mentioned in a Associated Board of K.A.M. and R.C.M., the spend many a pleasant hour. The green, whioh it season ; it has an increased membership, and Is which ifc certainly necessary for Doth the case heard at the police court yesterday. following pupils of Miss Raywood and Miss Buck,' is expeoted will be opened about the middle of the stronger than last year, while a larger number safety of the children and the prevention Endoliffe School, were sucoessfnl In singing: Miss month, will be let out at a small oharge for the of matohes have been arranged. Tbe club ha* S o l e A g e n t s f o r CALTHORPE a n d JAMES MOTOR CYCLE8 f o b £ 2 6 . 5s. Stopping a- R unaway.—Shortly before six use of the woods. Subjoined will be found the damage to school buildings. But can no o’olook on Wednesday eveningivenl a horse attaohed Madeleine Cumberland, higher division; Miss entered for the Abergavenny Gup, and Is drawn tn OLD MOTOR CYCLES TAKEN IN PART PAYMENT. to a van of Mr.M Stretton, baker, Seaside, bolted Dorothy Young, elementary division. They were fixtures of the various clubs:— ’ play Motcombe ou May 27;h. There Is also a 0 DROME, arrangepent be devised, even though it prepared by Mr. C. Wyndham Robinson, singing 0UKNE. T involve some outlay, for meeting this pre In Old Town, and ran In in Uthe direction of Ter competition for a p rz- presented by the President GEORGE DOULL & CO. Th0 Oyol. and Motor minus-road. P.C. Arthur Watson, the constable master at the school. EASTBOURNE. (Councillor Gilber B Soddy), and prizes given by Mr. Brower W. Wintbb. cautionary condition? The Saffrons bowling green Is in better oonditlon Councillor R T. Thornton (vloe-tuesldent). The _ Herbert Raymond. (Proprietor, Georg* Doull), Cycle Repairers. on point duty near the railway station, dosed with Major Watson, who was thrown from & horse the runaway, In an effort to atop which he was and rather badly injured at the EaBtbourne Hunt this season than ever it has been before and members will a'so take rart in the Thornton “W h en w e w er e Boys Together.” knooked down and rather badly hurt, his injuries point-to-point meeting, was able to leave the members of the Eastbourne Olub oan congratulate Challenge Trophy o mpetlt on av 4th. and. daring the Week. 5 6 b , GROVE ROAD. 48, GROVE ROAD. ,phon8608’ themselves upon a surface seoond to none. At Mr. P. Reeve is a . I If i& t i - i i. v I i EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY MAY 2, 1914. IMARBIAOE OF MR. E. D. HYPE ODD FELLOWS’ CONCERT, gtobants # Assistants SSantet* liOAIll) OR O t ARRIAN 8. I STREET TRADING. AND MISS E. EDWARDS. A suooesaful concert was given hy the “ Loyal YRTLEHOLME EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 32. Leaf” (Female) Lodge of Odd F-Hows, Manchester M Gildredge-road, Eastbourpo. ’Phone 616. Suggest d Sale of “ Tiie Hinds.” By-Law Against Hawkers Upheld by | The marriage of Mr, Edwin Dicker Hyde(only son PARLOURMAID; £26; central: 4 servants. Unity, at the Leaf Hall on Wednesday evening SPRING CLEANING. COOK and HOUSKPAllLOUKMAID; £18 lo £22; of Mr. and Mrs) J. Hyde, Of 2, Furness-road, East before a large attendance Toe Mayoress (Mrs. central. Divisional Court. bourne) and Mlsk Elisa Edwards (third daughter of 0. W. Bolton) occupied the chair), *nd there were BASEMENT MAID for boarding-house; £16. fortnightly meeting of the BoaTd of also present Ooiivuillor and Mrs >. A. Chapman, PARLOURMAID, HOUSEMAID and KITCHEN* thiardians was held ai A.venue Bouse, The the late Mr; W .U. Edwards, and of Mrs. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ualne, Mrs. C. .7, Draper. Bro. MAID for Meads. r of Pool House, Clee Hill, Ludlow) was solemnised Good HOUSEMAID for lirst-class boarding-house. Wm. *— *--■ —»—ay. ™- The |R©v. Prebendary Allen H. Chapman, Bro. C. Boswell, Slsljr A. K. Newn- KITOHENMAID for Loudon ; £18; small family. . and there were also present Oouncdllor The Town Council have successfully appealed on Wednesday at St. John’s Church, Dbddlngton, ham, Sister Ivy L. Pawsey (secretary) and mauy JJratifora (vioe-chairmaiy, Mrs. Fahey, Miss against the decision of the Magistrates in regard to Salop. The bridegroom and bis parents are well- others. A LL CLASSES of SERVANTS SUITED at Central j Boldeno, Hiss Brodie if, Lieut.-OoL Owen, ; the newly-made order prohibiting the ubb of known and highly esteemed Inhabitants of East- The following capital programme, In whioh G. E. MAYNARD, Limited, XtL Registry, 182, High-street, Lewes.—Cooks, Generals, encores were numerous, wa* submitted House and Parlourmaids Wanted ; excellent situations; ; E. D. Hjde has been a useful and no fees. of the Eastbourne Football Club; Pianoforte solo, “ Lord Roberts' Grand March ’’. Having their own Machinery (with all the Latest hagalso been associated for some years with St. Sistter A. Newnham 4 USTRALIA. — Experienced^FARM WORKERS, Selections, (o) “ Tho ango),'i,’’ m “ iTake the best that also BOY LEARNERS (16 to 20 years), WANTED; Saviour's Churoh as a chorister and server. There laranteod situations at good wi------’—low *—fares;...... only Mr. J. McCann, Mr. L. H. Canton, from hawkei barrows, between the hours of was a numerous attendance of friends and well- life can give,’ the G.F.S. Choir a d Modern Improvements) for Mr. S. E. Buckland, Mr. W. 1 10 a.m. and p m. The Corporation, It will be Song, “ In your pretty French petticoat,” Miss H. Hewitt i payable here.—Apply to John dgway, Ltd., 125, Maokay, Mr* T V Knight, Mr. C. Chandlbes- raiuoiuurtt.l, remembered, summonedsammuned aahawkernamed hawkernamed WUllameWIlhams wishers at the ohuveh chosen for the wedding Mandoline duet. Sister 1). Boswell and Miss G. Flanagan Strand, London, v N o. 3 “ . P. J. Maitland, Mr. G. Hornsby, for breach of iih« order by plaolng a barrow in ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. F. Song, "M y dreams” ...... Mr. ]I. Chapman, jun. UKNT8 REQUIRED on salary and commission.— Wright (vicar of Doddtngton, and Rector of Hopton Song, “ So you waul to be a soldier, little man nL Terms, apply City Life Assurance Company, 6, L. Reid, and Mr. A. Hurst (clerk). Terminus-road, and the summons was dismissed Wafers), assisted by the Rev. F. Bussell Glppa Mr. T. Collett BEATING AND CLEANING CARPETS, &aul-street, Finsbury, E.C. on the grouhd boat the order wee ultra vires, It not Dramatic monologue, “ Tho aristocrat ’ ..... Mr. P. The Loss on J T hb Hinds.”' (vicar of Know bury). The bride was attired in a A~PPLY, OXFORD REGISTRY. Susans-rorui, East- ______. ___ coming, in the opinion of ‘he Benob, within the dress of while satin and lace, with wreath of Luetchford gCHO< t time, Mr. Afuckland v t w inquired' if the : terma 01 6°°P“ of Section 21 of the Towns Police Humorous medley, "Johnny Sclunoker’s Band" bourne, for comfortable SITUATIONS.—W anted : i had any reason wl ' ...... Glauses Aot, 1847, under whloh It had been made. oranfe blossom and a Brussels net veil; and her The G.F.8. Choir Are euablcd to carry out all Orders under t h e i r o w n C ooks, Cook-Generals, Houseparlourmaids, Housemaids, the selling of the land bouquet was composed of roses, oarnations and Song, “ A bowl of roses ..Miss ...luvnuD Beryl iju Renard, A.R.C.M. Generals, Kitehenmaids, Daily Girls. No engagement, Shorthand, 1 was bought for the purpose of...... building' a new The Council decided to test the validity of the lilies of the valley Mandoline duet, Sister D. Boswell and Miss G. Flanagan supervision , thereby ensuring every satisfaction. no fee. lug, Geograpi order, end accordingly appealed to the Superior Song, “ Within your heart"...... SiBtor Da AXERS.-YOUNG MAN WANTED to ASSIST in Workhouse there? He believed the feeling at „ . . . - - . - - „ . - Miss Mollle Edwards, sister of the bride, aoted Song, ** Two eyes of grey " ...Mr. P. Luetchforl the previous meeting was that there was no Court, the Magistrates formally stating a case to _ Bakehouse and deliver ; careful driver.—Kempsell, CERTIFIC as the latter’s maid. She wore a rose pink costume Songs, (a) “ Agatha 5reen,",, (6) The bear last Grinstead. neoeseity for the land, and as they were losing ; facilitate this ofljeot. The matter oame on Thurs- and picture har. and carried a shower bouquet, Miss Beryl Renard, A..R.C.M. moneron it each year they ought to consider day before Justices Avory, Rowlattand Shearman, Mr. Stanley T. White officiated as best man. Song, “ Pretty J a n e " ...... Mr. H. Chapman, jun. LERK.—WANTED. Young Lady Clerk with about Day and] the advisability of selling it. Now would be the sitting as a Divisional Court of the King's Bench Song, “ Little grey home in the W est" i..... Mr. T. Collett C four to five years’ experience, accustomed to the Division. Mrs. Edwards, the bride’s mother, was gowned Phono-fiddle solo, Mendelssohn’s “ Spring song ’’ ... A COMPETENT STAFF OF WORKMEN ALWAYS KEPT FOR TAKING Drapery trade.—Apply, Bobby & Co., Ltd., Eastbourne. best time to do it, as the Corporation were search In black silk, and she wore a black and white hat. ILL ing for land! on which to build workmen’s The nominal appellant was .the Chief Constable I i Mr. F. Neale UP AND RE-LAYING. lOOK-GENERAL for Eastbourne; under 30; three in H cottages and the Railway Company would no (Major Teals), for whom Mr. Montgomery appeared. Mrs. Hyde, mother of the bridegroom, wore a black Song, “ W aiting"...... ,...... Miss M. Godfrey (j family; hoUseparlourmaid kept; wages £‘22 to £24; doubt meet them in regard to running early and Counsel submitted that the Older was perfeotly velvet dress and sable furs, Miss Beryl Reuard, A.R.C.M., Ably played the extra outings. — Apply, Mrs. Wbeatcroft, Soarsdale, oheap trains. The oeremony was followed by a reception at accompaniments. Furness-roaa, Eastbourne. MR. W. H. j i regular and that It was made to justify conditions Emmanuel C Miss Brodie H a l l ! If Mr. Buokland wants to peculiar to the streets named In the eohedule. Pool House, amongst the guests received by Mrs. Councillor Chapman, in proposing a vote of RESSMAKKKS.—WANTFD, a good Bodice Hand, ■Oder 16 to raise that question it would be better for him to Against thte contention It had been urged, on Edwards being Mr. and Mrs. W. Edwards, Mr. F, thanks to the Mayoress for presiding, spoke in D , accustomed to good class w ork; outdoors or B.N.C., r ‘ and Miss Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin'Boberts, PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION. indoors as preferred.— Young & Sons, Drapers, East put down a resolution and then let the Board behalf of the hawkers, that the words of the appreciative terms of the patronage that both the Grinstead.______Special disoitse it and vote upon it. Then you would seotlon “ in any case where the streets are thronged Mrs. Hyde (Eastbourne). Mrs. John Burston Mayor and Mayoress had generously bestowed on VkStora hear the reasons far and against. or liable to be obstructed ” must be construed as I (Malvern), Mr, A Hyde Burston (Ledbury), Mr. the Lodge, and congiat.nlated the committee on Note Address : RESSMAKING. — Apprentices and I mprovers Mr. Buckland : I want to ask the question & ' ------~ ‘ ...... ■ WANTED at once.—C. Morrish & Son, Lewea applying tooooaslonsof public rejololngs, festivity, Stanley T. White (Eastbourne), Mr. Jeff (Tenbury), presenting such an excellent entertainment. He D Drapery Emporium. whether there | is any objection to the Guardians &o., end the order could only be made to deal with Mr., Mrs. and M sa Jarvis (Tenbury), Mr. and Mrs. also warmly thanked the various artistes. selling the land? ENERAL SERVANT; Apartment House; princi extraordinary— eases of- obstruction, ‘ and that‘ no 1 T. Biin bridge (East bourne), the Rev. JT. G. and Mrs. The M ayoress, in ppply, sal; that It was always BOARD: Miss Bro die H a l l : Distinctly there is. pally for kitchen work.—23, Gildredge-road, East general order could be made. The question really Wright, Mrs. and Mias Srinton, M r, Mrs. and Miss apleasuie to be present at these functions of the Gbourne. The Ch a ir m a n : We should have Bythew’ay, the Misses Fennell (Kidderminster), G. E. MAYNARD, Limited, _ - __. . - •------to enter into a ..was whether______the order______oame within the soope of “ Loyal Leaf” Lodge, particularly since she was I Jir., Mrs. and Miss Qwyiin (Ludlow) and others. GENERAL SERVANT REQUIRED for London u ™lcfU4SS1v?' ***?$ that’ M 5K° ! the enabling section of the Aot, whloh ssjdT the made an honorary sister. She waB desired by the X ago 20-30.—Write, Bates, Shawlands, Lingtiold. you should gave notioei erf Authority could from time to time make orders Mr.Tand Mrs. E. D. Hyde afterwards left for Mayor to express to I them hie regret at not being C j g I B E N motion, and then everyone would come nremred 1 u ,. a . London for their honeymoon, the latter wearing a ROOM-GARDENER WANTED, lo make himself able to be with them that evening. House Furnishers, generally useful: knives, boots. &c.; character grey"costume and rose pink ploture hat. The entertainment closed with the National Grequired. — Edward Hayles, The Bungalow, Ifleld, ^ _ r — Bovomment Board. _ , . . . ly The bride and bridegroom have been thereolpients Anthem. Crawley, Sussex.______the Statute was one regulating or restricting the of numerous wedding gifts. Amongst the presents a l H The Chairman : You! would have to before you traffic on particular occasions, when the presence Telephone: 14. OUSEMAJD WANTED, 18-20; good wages “and Classes at i itfdjnd I am afraid you wpuld not get it. | reoeived by the bridegroom are the following SOUTH STREET, EASTBOURNE, H' comfortable home; good references. — H., 18, of crowds was to be apprehended. Bride to bridegroom, ring. Devconshire-placo, Eastbourne. Mr. “B uckland: As land is wanted for other Some argument ensued between the Judges and Y.M C.Ai [RECEPTION. it is just well for it to be soM. Bridegroom’s father, chequo, dinner service and / OUSE-CHAMBERMAID*W ANTED ;“e‘xperTemid Students 1 things as the learned counsel. furniture. Miss Brodik H all : It ought not to be discussed with good reference; wages £18. — Apply, Mrs. Age no 4 on “questions.” THE JUDGMENT. Bridegroom's mother, cheque. Mullins. Eversley, Seaford. No extra ( Mrs. M. Dicker (Odiham), cheque. On Wednesday evening; Mr. and Mrs. J. Lleben- Referee oea. • The Chairman (to Mr. Buokland): It is not a Mr. Justice Avory, in giving judgment, said: It Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Wilson, cheque, rood gave a reception to the members and sub OTEL STAFF.-ROCHE’S AGENCY, 6I, Terminus- thing for a question. If yon think it should be is neoessary, In the first place, In consequence of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Slocombe, cheque. scribers of the local Y.M.O.A., and a large number Situations SStuntei). H road, Eastbourne.—Wanted : Cook (School). £30; Cook, £40; Kitchen Porters, Pantry Boy, Parlourmaid. •old yon ought to give notice of motion some of the arguments which have been addressed Mr. and Mrs. T. Easter, cheque. accepted their invitation. The musical programme P O B B ucxland : j Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Jarvis, cheque. Still Room Maid, Stewards’ Room Waiter, 12s. :i\ Mr. Very good, to us, to make clear what la the only question The Rev. J. T. Penfold-Dixon, cheque. was maintained bv Miss Wynter, Miss Piper, Mr. I8S VENES8’ EMPLOYMENT AGENCY for I I I UPC Mr. M cCann : Tt would be of no use for work reserved for the opinion of this Court iu this Killick and the Eastbourne Quartet, and tho Rev. OUSEPARLOURMAID WANTED; good wages men's cottages. Miss Lynes, two oil paintings. w GOVERNESSES and SERVANT8.122, Terminus- and good outings.—Apply, Mrs. Osborne, 26, EnysJ special case. The contention before the Jnstloes Mr. and Miss Dennes (Wellingboro1), marble inkstand. W. Maotadyen Scott delivered a short and helpful road,. . Eastbourne.1 Servants supplied for Private Houses, H road. Eastbourne. Prinelp Mr Sh ie l d : What is the amount we are losing was that the order made by the Town Council of Dr. and Mrs. Frazer, silver bread basket. address. Tne secretaries of the various depart Hotels, Schools, &c. Phono 843. Hours 16—1,2—7. i ■ r theie? the County Borough of Eastbourne under the Mr. and Mrs. Bolton and Mr. Graham Ingles, breakfast ments gave their reports on the winter’s work. In L e s s ITCHENMAID WANTED; experienced; not M r. B uckland : JMO a year. Town Police Clauses Aot of-1847 was ultra vires, table egg boiler. connection with athletics it was mentioned that HOROUGHLY experienced Cook, 40, 3J years’ char K under tw enty; wages £20 ; good reference neces Mrs. Tate Dangerfleld, gold tiepin. Fhone T acter, wages £35-£10; good Plain Cook,37. excellent sary.—Apply, Mrs. Mullins, Eversley, Seaford. F inance and General P urposes Committee. on the ground that the words “ In any oase " in Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Larkin, case of carvers. five football teams bad been run, besides a junior 771 personal character, £26; Housemaid, 27, 2J years’ char Seotiou 21 of that Aot of Parliament must be con EDGER CLERK (Lady); must be a quick and neat Proposed Cabmen's Shelter and Public Con Mrs. E. B. Parkes, jam jar. team, and the harriers, swimming, rifle shooting, acter, £22; Underhousemaid, 16, five months character, writer. — Address, Box 102, "Chronicle" Office. venience. Wharf-road.—The Clerk submitted draft strued as cases ejusdem generis with publio Mr. and Mrs. Royle, silver sugar tongs and knife rests. gymnastic and indoor games’ seotions had all £12-£i4; Kitebenmaid, 10, six months' character, £12; L Eastbourne. agreement as to the above, which was read and processions, rejoioings or illuminations, and that Miss Aylmer, armchair. experienced a successful season. The average Housemaid, 21, excellent]personal character, £20; General It was ultra vires on the ground that an order can Mrs. W. E. Marshall, book. attendance at the Sunday Afternoon Bible Class Servant, 19, five months' character, £16; Housemaid, ILLINERY.—Smart YOUNG LADY REQUIRED approved by the committee, subject to a slight Mrs. Gearoy and Miss M. Gearey, old Sheffield tea 20, prefers school. 1J years' character, £20; Waitress, for Millinery Workroom : must be used to high- T. O l only be made to deal with extraordinary ocoaslons caddy. had been over 50, and over 1,200 attendances had ood personal character 8s. weekly; Working House- class work.—Apply. Evenddns, Ltd., Eastbourno. S' Relief Arrangements (No. 1 District).—Hours of of obetruotion; as, for Instance, at tlmeB of public Miss O. Gearey, hand-painted cushion. been recorded at the Sunday At Homes. The eeper, 40, 21 years’ character, £24; &c., &c.—Apply as processions, rejoioings or Illuminations, and that TheMissesW oodgate, attache. Literary nod Debating Society had, under the f ILLINERY.—Wanted, Young Lady Apfrenticb FOR BOYS| Attendance.—The Clerk submitted a letter from above. to the Mili.in erv ; practical and show room; Mr. March ant, suggesting that his office hours ho general oroer oan be made applying to every Miss Tomes, set of duchesse table mats. presidency ot Councillor G B. Soddy, had the most Mpocket money from commencement.—Young & Sons, The Subje should be from1 8 to 9.30 a.m., (rand that there week-day and every hour of the week-day between Miss A. Williams, framed water-colour. succeedui sesbion for many years. The total PPLY, Hon. Secretary SOLDIERS'and SAILORS' East Grinstead. an Publio 8 should be no fixed evening hours of attendance 10 a m. and 8 p.m. Miss Sykes, silver mustard pot. membeistiip o( the branch was now about 2q0, 6, Sussex Gardens j E aiu£sex Stores). 4 HELP SOCIETY and NATIONAL ASSOC1A- -f- attention is No w I wish to say, In the first plaoe, In order also Miss Chartres, brass blotter. N, 27, Upperton-road, Eastbourne (TeL No. 571), for ORTER.*—LAD WANTED as Porter.—Apply, Bobby Languages. at present After consideration -it was resolved Miss Hind, muffin dish. inolu.ii g juniois. InBpitecf the unusual increase Hours 9 till 7; Sats.9tillt>. Later by Appointment Handy Men, Waiters, Porters, Vanmen, Chair and and Co., Ltd., Eastbourne. T 1 to recommend! that Mr. 'Maichant’e hours of to deal with an argument whioh has been addressed Miss Foley, pair of silver candlesticks. In the membership list caused by the opening of Invalid Attendants; Spinal Chair for Hire; Vacuum P _____ For 1 attendance at his office be fixed as follows: Morn to us, that I read this order In queetlon as applying Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Stonham and Mr. and Mrs. Luca, the new buildings in l the previous winter, there Cleaner Supplied with or without men ; Gardens ESPECTABLE LAD asfAPPRENTICE to Grocery ings, 8.30 to 10 o’clock: evenings (Wednesdays only to the oase of costermongers or hawkers an electric lamp. had been no relapse, but a steady growth. CONSULTATIONS FREE. Attended; Windows Cleaned; and any Casual Work and Provision Trade.^-Reoves’ Stores, East Grin Telephone < Miss Lloyd, breakfast cruet. stead. and Saturdays excepted), 6 to 7 o’cilock. who are standing in the streets with their barrows The prizes awarded to the winners of the games Insured under Workmen’s Compensation Act. Men of for the purpose of selling fruit and other articles Mr. and Mrs. N. Hay Murray, serviette rings in case. from the Clerk of Assize, who told them quite Anniversary Gatherings. the changes. Resolved: (a) That the Managers should W est View .—5 tho price of each to be settled by the General i lines shown, constructing all roads, sewers, Ac., i The Chairman: We must make a warrant, Mr. not have made any transfer without the consent of the ELECTRICITY AND STREW LIGHTING planting and maintaining shrubberies adjoining frankly what actually took place. ; Shortly stated, Green. Mrs. Meredith Manager, and of Messrs. Hudson’s for inspectors’ ' foe effect was that the jury had’ been out con Local Education Authority; and (5) that the matter be Princess Mans| c o m m it t e e : tunics and trousers at £2. 2s. each and far con- 1 Destruotor-road and building 52 cottages for the The anniversary of the Sussex Wesleyan Mission Defendant: All right. I am no jelly fish. deferred pending a reply to the letter of the Secretary. 4S.—Mr. and Mr Lighting, Decoy-drive and King" s-drive.—The ductorsr’ tunics and trousers at £1. 12s. 6d. each, working classes. sidering their verdict for some time and he went Willowfleld HTG. Council School.—The Secretary sub 62 —Mr. 'I homp-j Borough Surveyor having reported on the need be accepted. Further: That the consideration of ! (б) The land edged blue is about four acres. into foe room where they were assembled for foe was observed at the Lewes Wesleyan Church on NO LIGHT. mitted a memorandum ot his interview wifo the Board Thompson. for lighting at the junction of these roads, it was samples of conductors’ overcoats be deferred to a i This part the Duke is prepared to give to the I purpose of ascertaining whether they had agreed Wednesday. In foe afternoon a devotional meet Fredk. Hardy, of Laoghton, was summoned for of Education regarding the proposed enlargement of Smith. Mr4.1 - - - - — - ot were likely to oome to an agreement. When this school, from which it was seen that the rule of th* 63.—Mr. and M r| resolved that’ three lamps be ereoted in the subsequent meeting. town provided that the Corporation will under ing was held in foe church, followed by a united i driving a horse and cart without a light, on April Board is to regard an addition of 10 per cent, to the Easter Traffic.—There was a considerable ! take, within a period! of three years, to fill in foe he arrived in the room questions were put to S r iwes House positions now pointed out. , him, which, unfortunately, with the best possible semoe, at which the Rev. Joseph Dixon, of accommodation as the provision of a new school. In Miss Horner. I Incorporated Municipal Electrical Association. increase in the receipts during the Easter | ground to an uniform level of' 11.50 above Brighton, preached ah eloquent sermon, taking P.C. Ookenden stated that at 8 15 p.m. he eaw this case it is about 40 per cent., so the Board cannot holidays as compared with last year. ordnance datum, and develop and maintain as a intentions, he answered. A^discussion took place dispense with the notices under.tho Act. Resolved :