The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-01
BfsANIRLETON.


The Brambleton w. C. T. u. will meet
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. J. c. Haynes, Bram-
bleton avenue.
The Giysies, FAIRIES and Tyroleans who
take part in the Gypsy Queen Operet-
ta." to be given at kim Hall Thursday
night of this week for the benefit of the
Park Avenue church. are requested to
meet this afternoon at o'clock for
rehearsal.
Duke. both OF Suffolk, Va, who were
visiting MIR. II. a. HySlop's family, on
windsor avenue, have returned nome
Mr.. Flavius Walker, IL young man
sick at his home, on East Claiborne
avenue, was considered some better
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles L. Morson and son, of
ConeY Island. n. Y, are the guests of
Mr.. W. w. Nichols and family, on Wind
Sor avenue.
nue., is spending some time with her
brother. Mr.. II. l.. Griggs, in Richmond,
Va.
The Busy BIS of Sturgeon will give
literary and musical entertainment
at kim Hall tomorrow night for bene-
tit of their organ fund
! hittie Corinne r. X. Blanchard,
daughter of Mr.. Charles w and Mrs.
Theresa Blanchard, died Sunday at
40 p. m, aged years and . weeks.
dence, 4l6 East Highland avenue, to-
day at 3 o'clock y. m
Mr.. John a. CruikShanll, q well-known
ana popular citizen. died at his home.
No. 4OS South Park avenue, Saturday
night, after an illness of several weeks
from typhoid fever, leaving young
wife to whom he had been married less
IMAM Il year. The deceased was about
% years of age, and was billing clerk
at the Norfolk and Southern railroad.
1 N oil Ia 600.
where the remains were sent o-day for
lnterment: The funeral will be held
| there. His father, who lives in York
town. was at the death bed.
Mr.. j. j. Dudley. of Lovitt avenue,
was reported i'll yesterday.
Mr.. l.. E. White. of $40 West Tun
stan avenue, an employee OF the Norfolk
ana western, who sustained bodily in
Juries by fall some days ago, was
reported as doing we'll yesterday
The Christian Missionary Association
Will meet at 7:S0 o'clock this evening
in the Memorial Christian Temple. cor
ner Cook and Tunstall avenues Rev
n; q. Newsom. of Suffolk. will preside.
The pastor of the Temple, will deliver
the address of welcome. to which Roy
j. y. Atkinson. chairman of the faculty
of Elon College, will respond. Rev. Or
Lang VIII deliver the principal address
this evening. Three meetings daily will
be held, as follows: At 1880 a. M, at
interesting speakers will address the
association during its sitting, which
will continue up 10 Thursday evening.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
LOCAL BOARD MEETING.
The Local Board of Improvement met
last night. Mr.. Jernigan was in the
eha!r ana other gentlemen present as
follows: Messrs. Bunting, Hancock.
Jones, Spann, Sterling and Whitehurst.
No inn ta- Of Loo
read and approved.
Mir. Spann, of the Street Committee.
read report making statement of 243
loads of shells ana IS loads of dirt dis
ifIputci on the streets OF the ward as
needed; one barrel of lime used ON gut
ters for sanitary purposes Attention
was directed TO the tlatncss of improved
streets ana the necessity of a large
quantity OF shells to put them in proper
shape
Mir. Bunting reported that storm
doors were being put in the school build
!ng. the job having been awarded TO the
lowest bidder at SIP
Mr.. Whitehurst stated that he had or
dered 100 trees at 80 cents each for the
school yards
on motion, 1t was ordered that GER
tain OLD stoves at School No. / be dis
posed of by the Street Committee.
y petition from property owners of
Byrd Place asked for water main.
y water main on Brown avenue he
tween Park and Clay avenues. was
granted on petition made at the last
meeting of the board. y plug was re-
commended 10 be placed at the corner
of Brown and Clay avenues
Property owners on Reeves avenue
south of Levitt, petitioned for water
main. Granted.
Accordingly Il resolution. offered bv
Mr.. Sterling. was passed asking that
$50 be set aside by the Councils for both
water mains and improvements to pub
lie schools
y petition from property owners on
Pollard and Sheldon avenues was read.
asking for an electric light 10 be placed
at the corner OF said streets. Granted.
MI properly approved bills were or
dered paid and the board adjourned.
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When most needed II is not unu;ual
for your family physician to be away
from home. Such was the experience
of MIR. j. Y. Schenck. editor of the Cad
do Gnd. TERI Banner, when his little
girl. two years of age. was threatened
with severe attack of Group. He SAYS |
My wife insisted that l go for the doc
tor, but as our family physician was
out Of town / purchased a bottle of |
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. which |
relieved her Immediately / will not
be without 1t in the future" % and |
so cent bottles for sale by all druggists. |
If we have never made you suit
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