The Arkham Gazette

"NOTHING IN IT," SAYS CHIEF OF RARE BOOKS ROOM TALK

The earlier trouble ended 19 October. It was thought settled.

Readers may remember the business at Rare Books Room, which ended 19 October without anyone much the wiser.

Residents near Warehouse No. 7 — the Stair Below were talking yesterday of little else. According to a resident of long standing, dockhands report chanting beneath Carver & Sons Warehouse No. 7. Neighbours say it has been building for 12 days — since 16 October.

Sergeant Mahoney of the River Street station described the reports as 'high spirits'.

Talk in the neighbourhood runs to a vagrant living in the building.

The file: The Disappearing Professor: The Stair Below

POTTER'S FIELD: POLICE SEE NO CAUSE FOR ALARM

Further to our report of Thursday. Private inquirers seen again.

Nathan Callaghan, an antiques dealer and Elias Finch, a freight yard timekeeper returned to Fisk's Loan Office yesterday.

Police declined to comment.

The file: The Opened Grave at Potter's Field

POLICE NOTES

Pickpocket arrested at Southgate Ward Office.

Break-in at Rowley Crossroads Store; nothing taken but the door.

Pickpocket arrested at The Hillcrest Club.

Two men arrested for fighting outside The Crossing House.

Police called to The Lamplighter after a disagreement about a card game.

Police called to The Southgate Arms after a disagreement about a card game.

Revenue men visit The Lamplighter; the Gazette is told nothing was found.

MISKATONIC NOTES

Freshman prank: a cow found in the chapel belfry.

Visiting lecture at School of Anatomy: 'Recent Discoveries at Ur'.

SOCIETY

Harvest supper at Ridge Meeting House; two hundred attend.

IN BRIEF

Miskatonic appoints new librarian's assistant.

'Is Prohibition working?' — letters page ablaze.

Two households near The Hulk of the Marjorie Rose report the same sound on the same night.

An old document concerning Warehouse No. 7 — the Stair Below has turned up in the coroner's ledgers.

ABOUT THE TOWN

Public Lecture at Hadley Hall (Administration) on Thursday was well attended. Among those present were Beatrice Lowe, Miriam Rosen, Cornelius Vance, Dr. Henry Armitage, Miss Harriet Lowell.

Comings and goings

Dennis Marino takes the train — visiting an old friend in New Haven.

Albert Varnum, typesetter, is drawn into Arkham's stranger business.

Notices

MISKATONIC LIBRARY — Reading room open until nine o'clock on weekdays.

The Arkham Gazette is a fictional newspaper, printed inside the survey from what the town saw and heard the day before.

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