Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25
MAY RING THE CURFEW
Plan to lnaugurate It-Teiegraph
and Express Office.
Cars to Money Point Trial Trips Yesterday
"A Novel Way to Raise Money for The
Church Farewell to Minister.

| " WYNN ct unless n sufficient
son can be shown, why they Should be
out. Some OF the more thoughtful cit
izens are OF the opinion that more hoys
are mtsled between the ages OF 10 md
10 years by letting them so at will on
tlic streets at night and remain orr nm
III they are content to return than in
any other way. y large percentages of
the citizens would be glad to see this
| law in effect here
PUBLIC SERVICE NFEDrD.
IL is said that the business men and
others directly interested in the n,nx.s-
inent are making ARRANGEMENTS IRE
paratory to the circulation OF II patirion
among the citizens with view 10 es-
tanlisn Western Union telegraph Of
| ice and an Adams express office here
Both are much needed in Berkeley In
View OF the population in and around
| the town, both should bc placed here
anu MADE permanent futures The
sending to Norfolk for cxures; mack
ages Is matter OF no little inconveni-
| ence TO many, for the express comma
mes VIII not send their wagons on tlis
SHE of the river. and this causes extra
SApehulture to the patrons Of tho com
tariit OF % cents on them over ana
above the regular rates TO Norfolk.
! ROAD TO MONEY POINT.
INC Berkeley Street railway company
ltn cars over the entire line for the
hrst time from the ferry 10 Nionry
Point yesterday afternoon MT o'cior,:
me distance is SIX ana thrcc-ouarteI.
iniies. The trial trip was I'm every MR.
! ucuiar Il success. The road bed while
| not fully completed. is. solid lnyel ma
ioltless. The cars began rnnnir,r '', ~,
schedule trips last evening at ) O'clock
from the ferry to Money Point. Tbev
| MAKE the round trip every fortv-fve
minutes. This will lie continued from
The first car for Money Point in the
morning is at Cos o'clock, and the inst
at night is at 1O:i5 O'Clock. This
| scheduie VIII hold gOod except for Snt-
urdays and Sundays. ON Saturday
evening the last ear from the ferry To
| money Point will be ut ll:l5 o'clock
and Sunday morning the first CA. viii
leave mt 720 O'Clock ana he lnet one
IN the weekly schedule for the even
ing cars holds good The peonlc of
Money Point appreciate this n ll-antare
ana showed their apprecia ton last eve
hihS py coming TO town to do their
shopping. 1t was said that some nj
the citizens came To Bertiev WHO had
nor been here before for fifteen venrs
inc rare each way is 10 cents. There
VIII likely he large number of ner
sons 10 go to Money Point to-day from
Serkley, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
money FONT Is a beautiful little town
OF about SEQ inhabitants ana ovnrInol,s
the southern Branch OF tho I,Iiyoho,,
river ~
NOVEL WAY TO RAISE MONEY
Inc ladieS OF the Armstrong Memo
rial Presbyterian Church have mo,
win success in starting their provision
counter at DIR. Wanace's drug store
every saturday evening. Their plan is
n novel means OF raising money for
| church purposes. 1t requires n great
| zeal of time and labor To IN; II i,tn
erect. They will have on sale next SAT.
uraay large quantity of cooked pro
FAREWELL TO MINISTER
Friday evening the memhare Of ti,
church and the friends of Rev Paul
bradley assembled at the PARSONAGE
ana rendered to him ana family =
nearly testimonial ere he leaves for his
new field of labor nj Churchland and
! west Norfolk. Mr. Bradley has been
u. me Liberty street church four Years.
| ana is faithful and indefaticahic
worker in the cause of Christ. ana his
departure. though ii becomes neces-
sary, is much regretted.
PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little Judith Berkey. daughter of
| MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Berklev celebrated
her eleventh birthday anniversary on
FRIDAY evening ut her home on Chest
nut street. There We're about % of her
little friends, girls ana boys. from
Norfolk, Portsmouth and Berkeley pres
| ent by invitation. The large double
! parlors had been beautifully ana an
/ propriately decorated for the occasion
! Games and other pastimcs were in
dulged in until late hour by the lit
Tie people. when refreshments were
! served, after which the guests went
home much delighted with the hospl-
tality of their host. Miss Judith re-
| ceived large number of beautiful and
costly gifts.
PERSONAL BRIEFS.
Lieutenant Charles II. Banks. of this
place, has been elected lieutenant
commander OF the Virginia Naval Re-
serves. vice Adams. RESIGNED.
| Miss Estelle lamos. Of Mathews. Is
the guest of friends here
Mrs. Hattie Bland and son of Crit
| tcnden. are here on a visit 10 the fam-
lily of Captain Foster on Chestnut
4 street.
BRIEF MENTION.
! The handsome yacht Senator"
hailng from Providence, K. l.. and
! owned by Mr.. Fuller. Of pawtucket. ar
! rived here late last night. The Sen
/ ator" left here for North Carolina
waters, where her owner and guests
/ will hunt ducks.
/ Mr.. l.. p. EIey has inaugurated q
| special shoe and suit sale for Monday
! at his stores IN South Norfolk He also
/ invites the ladies 70 call 20 inspect no
/ lions and cloth goods SEE adj
! The Utoprian Social Club is ar
/ ranging extensively to give a social
| function at the home Of Mr. O. NJ. Eth
| ercdge next Thursday evening.
The Swimming Points. of Ports
mouth and the Berkleys Will meet on
the gridiron, Hardys field, on Monday
/ afternoon.
/ Shoes in every style and size can be
/ found at MI r. c. Humphrcs store
! on Berkeley avenue. He received an
other large lot OF winter shoes last