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Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
pATRoNs OF HusRANpRY.

New London County Pomona grange,
No. 8. held 4 largely attended meet
ing Thursday at Salem, being enter
tanned in the Grange hall by the Sa
lem grange. In the morning, begin
ring at 10 O'clock there was a. bust
ress session. with Worthy Master Ev
erett r. Barnes presiding. Three new
u mbers were received into Pomona.
At O'Clock in the afternoon a pub
lie meeting was held. with a pro-
gam in charge of Lecturer G.. War
ren Davis. Tbs was especially enter
tcming and Instructive, the programme
being as follows: Singing. by grange;
address of welcome. Ernest Latimer,
worthy master of Salem grange; re-
Spouse. Worthy Master Everett p.
l5arnes: address, The Care of the
y Oodlot. Prof. w 0. F'illey, state for
ester: address Consequences ard Pc
ST Its in the Poultry Business. w. o.
Re gers. worthy master Norwich
grange; vocal duet, How Dear to Me
the Home, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. P. Barnes.
Worthy State Master Healey of
Woodstock was present at the sessions
ard ii was decided to have the next
r Getting on August 18th, when the~na-
tonal master is to be here. and the
citing is called specially to receive
m. The selection of the place for
tic meeting is left to the executive
committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
GRAND ARMY.

SedgWick post, No. 1, held lengthy
meeting Friday evening at the Buck
ingham Memorial, at which COmman-
der Vine S. Stetson presided, and one
application was received and voted in,
that of Albert o. Brooks, corporal
in Company H, Eleventh Connecticut.
The post received a cash gift of s25
from a friend, member of the Cit
liens corps, and their great apprtcia
ton is to be expressed in a written
vote of thanks from the adjutant as
directed by the post.
Comrade Huntley of Admiral Foote
post, No. II, the largest but one in
New England, was visitor and was
heard in pleasing remarks.
Much of the time was spent in talk
ing over details in connection with the
coming anniversary of the town,>and
it was decided to call a special meet
ing for Monday evening. June %. at
which it is expected to have present
every member of the post who is to
participate in the celebration.
Adjutant Hovey has ordered twelve
military saddles for the use of the
post members who have volunteered
to ride. These are loaned by the
state and every veteran who wants a
saddle will secure one by applying to
Adjutant Hovey and will sign a re-
ceipt when the saddle is issued to him.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
ORDER oE PROTECTION.

Committees from Norwich lodge, No.
24G, and Thames lodge, No 1926, work.
ilg jointly. have been fortunate in Sc
curing a place for the Neopian head
quarters for Monday, July 5th, having
taken the third floor in the Thames
tank building. and are now sending
out announcements and invitations to
all lodges in this vicinity, specifying
that all visiting Neopians are to con-
s:der this their headquarters while
here for the parade day of the celebra-
tion of the towns 250th anniversary.
A good representation of the supreme
and grand lodge officers is expected
here for that day, and the local people
are hoping that every visitor will call
and make himself known while he is
in the city. The committee on float is
making good progress also.
Thames lodge, No. 1926, held meet
Ing of interest Tuesday evening in
Uresters' hall. at which Miss Hattie
r De Garno was elected vice warden
to fill the place left by Mrs. Rose
Piley, wha has removed from the city.
In Groton, Thursday evening. The
newly instituted Fort Griswold lodge,
Ne. 4S9, had a largely attended meet
ing at which Supreme Deputy f. E.
Fill presented the new charter. Among
sle supreme and grand officers attend
ing were Supreme Trustee Robert
Sn all of New London, Supreme Rep
r, entative NJ. j. Foley of this city,
deputy f. NJ. Newbury of this city
and Deputy William Kingdom. Re
fl shments and social hour closed the
Monday evening Beulah lodge of
9trw London is to have initiation, i'll
V rich they will use for the first time
tic banners won for membership gain.
il is probable that a number of the
y orwich Neopians will attend.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
ODD FELLOWS,

Sunday is the annual memorial day
Observed by the Odd Fellows, and the
two lodges in this city, Uncas, No. /,
ard Shetucket. No. 27, with Hope Re-
kekah lodge. No. q. will unite in the
Observance of the day by attending
the morning. by invitation of the pas
tor. Rev. Joseph +. Cobb, who is a
member Of Uncas lodge. For attend
irg the service the members will meet
at the lodge room at 10 a. M, and
n arch from there to the church. In
the afternoon at 3 O'Clock at Odd Eel
lows hall. in the Olympic building,
there viii be a public memorial SER
vice, to oe attended by all members
erd their friends. The speaker will
b. Rev. Mr.. Reynolds of Assonet,
Aass. The public in general is well
Ct me to this service.
The Odd Fellows marker and flow
err will be placed upon the graves of
deceased members today. In the past
ar Uncas lodge has lost six men,
Evrs, as follows: Charles w. Brad
Ccryl. George A. Birmingham, Sr., Will
ham Weldon and George H Bruce
SLetucket lodge has lost five: George
" Dcnison Asel Young Of Voun-
town. Thomas Whitaker, Rufus w.
Marshall and E. c. Francis. H )pe
j. dge Of Rebekas has lost three: Mrs.
Edith Webster. Mrs. Eva Lewis and
Mrs. Lavinia Goodwin.
of the 153 graves OF members of
tn. order. 1875 are in Yantic cemetery
fur at Maplewood six in the City
metery, five in Greeneville cemetery,
tle at Newent, three at Preston
Pains. three at Brewsters Neck. one
at Leffingwell and five at Poquetan-
Ltk i. f. Green. w. s.. Allen and
Robert A. Brown of Uncas lodge, and
J. =. Miner. John II. Peck and Louis
Nah-'"v r. Shetlcket lodge ars in
Charge II the arrangements.
At the injecting of Uncas lodge, No,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
DEGREE OF PocAHoNTAs.

At the regular meeting of Sebequon-
ash council, No. IL, Monday evening
il Foresters' hall, the Pocahontas, Del
la Bailey. presided, and one candidate
was received. A report was received
from the Neosha Whist club of the
bists held in the homes and in the
tal, for the past season. They were
shown to have been very successful,
nearly 800 dollars having been raised
he first nomination of officers for
tie next six months was made to be
followed by the election at the next
rleeting, when the state officers will be
tere
The Neosha club held one of their
hists with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis YER
sason, Norwich Town, on Thursday
afternoon and evening. A baked bean
super was served and was enjoyed
by all. In the evening whist was play
ed. with five tables. Prizes were TAX
en- by the following: First ladys, Mrs.
ChevalieT, water bottle, 80; second,
Mrs. ]. Levalle, glass dish, %; first
gentleman's, n. D. Lathrop, armlets,
4e second, Rufus Harris, cup and
So Ecer. -2s; consultations, ladies TAX
ms part of gentlemen: First, Mrs.
pruette: second, Maria l.. Button.
The next whist will be held With
NJ. and Mrs. Thorpe on East Broad
street.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
FoREsTERs.

Court Sachem, No. "a, held a meet
ing of special interest Thursday even
ihg in Foresters' hall, receiving one
duplication and electing its officers for
the next six months Chief Ranger A.
6. Crowel presided, closing a sue
cessful administration covering two
terms, in which the court has made
substantial growth in membership
ara finances. The following were
e-acted: Chief ranger, Irving ]. Forbes
sub chief ranger. Cornelius Kennedy /;
reCording secretary, Fred Cartier; SEN
icr woodward, Dona Semineau Junior
", edward John Shannon; senior bea-
die. John Callahan: junior beadle, Will
lam HersOn; lecturer. Henry Crem-
erts. Cornelius Kennedy and John ],
Shannon acted as tellers and JOSEPH,
Pfeiffer sinspecter.
Deputy Harry II. Knownton Of
Court Nathan Hale, No. GA, of New
( ondon. visited the court and was
heard with interest during the even
'Lg Deputy Knowiten succeeds George
tOx of this city as deputy of the New
London court, the constitution provid-
ing that where there is but one court
in a city the court SHAH have as a
deputy a Forester from its home city.
Mr. Fox has been of Invaluable SER
v &C to the New LOndon court, and it
vas with reluctance that the MEM
GERS Inere changed lne OfnceTs
Court S&chean considered the matter
If an outing, but without taking ac-
ton The general opinion seemed TO
be that there would be outings. enough
in the July celebration.
The regular meeting Of Court City
IF Norwich. No SO, Friday evening in
Feresters' hall. was largely attended,
it being the second quarter OF the year
VIXEN many interesting reports were
heard. Two candidates were initiated
ard two applications received. After
an hour of hot debate and hard wTk,
a staff of officers to act for the next
SIX months was presented. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: c. R.,
William Weldon; S. R., William Ma
honey; recording secretary, J. F. Ma
lone; Sr W., Charles Bourne; Jr. W.,
George Dolan; Sr B., William Neibeft;
Jr B.. William Harvey; lecturer, John
DonaElue: organist William Riley. 1t
as voted to follow the usual custom
of holding only one meeting per month
during July and August, and this will
be ont first Friday of each month,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

Miantonomo council. No. 80, voted
t, change it's meeting night here
after at its regular meeting Wedres-
CAY evening in Pythian hall, The
rev evenings selected, instead of
We dnesday, are the first, third and
firth Fridays in each month. beginning
in July. At the first July meeting
t1ere win be degree work and the in
stall2tion of the officers elected We'd
Ecsday night for the next six months.
These are the following: Joseph, d.
Ajctin. concillor; Frank S. Smith. vice
councillor; A. A. Guile, r. s.; f. @.
Smith. F. s.; j. H. Fitch, Jr., treas
l. Il; 3. W. Peck, Ind; ]. Mckenzie,
r.: Edward Hilderbrand, l. P; John
Cemble. Q. P; ]. Mckenzie, trustee.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
EAGLES.

At the state convention last Tuesday
IL New LONDON the delegates in this
ere Of the state put up a strenuous
fight for holding the state field day
IN New London, although there were
many who wanted it down in the
western end, but the places suggested
mad no enclosed grounds to offer, and
the fine facilities at Cannonball park
turned the tide in New LOndon's fav-
OF. and il was voted to be held there
II August, 1910.
4 resolution was passed by the del
crates pledging the support of Eagles
II Connecticut to the movement for
the determination of tuberculosis. A
rising vote of thanks to New London
aerie. No. 594. was passed to show the
apr recitation Of the state aerie for The
I-anner in which it had been enter
tanned. one feature being the auto
rides about the city and the shore din
ner at Ocean Beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
HIBERNIANS,

There was one initiated and two ap-
1 cations received Sunday afternoon
a the regular meeting of Division No.
with President Michael ]. Dwyer in
the chair. A very favorable roprt
was received from the dance COM
Il ittee. which was working to provide
the money to secure a new Irish flag
fcT the division. This is ordered and
will be here in time to be carried in
the parade i'm the celebration. Divi-
sion No 1 expects from 100 to 125
men in line, and has made all the
arrangements by settling upon dark
suit. white straw hat, white gloves,
and an American cane as the uniform
L" be worn. A souvenir is to be fur
njshed to each one turning out to
parade
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
Many Will Hasten to Respond
To These Mighty Values

Small lot of Women's Rajah Coat
Suits, gray, blue, black and natural,
value s22.5O--Today $15.e5.
Three piece Wash Suits, white, tan
and blue-Today special 1898.
Women's Wash Coat Suits, white
repp natural linen and colors, made in
nobby styles $3.50 and up.
Womens and Misses Princess
Dresses. solid colors and fancies-
Special s2.9s.
Womens Bingham Dresses, princess
styles, fancy Jokes, neatly trimmed,
value $7O0-Today $500.
Children's Wash Dresses, to u
years, several different styles, all pref
ty models-Today S1.99.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
Hosiery and Underwear

Misses Fine Cotton 1 and 1-Rib
Hose in tan shades. sizes II to 9 IL
-15c quality for lie pair.
Women's Lace Trimmed Low Neck
Vests, straight rib members, Csc values
for 17c each.
Women's Low Neck Union Suits,
Swiss rib, with ? IL inch lace trim at
knee, sos quality for 39c a suit.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
KltChenWaTe Department

Window Screens, wood frame. size
24x33, our regular price 29c-today 25c
each.
Polar St9r Freezers, make Ice Cream
satisfactorily in from 5 to 10 minutes.
one quart size, 75c regularly-toda CSC
each.
Royal Granite Tea Kettles lust
the thing for oil-or gas stoves, regular
price 75c-today 58c.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
WoMEN,s NEcKWEAR.
SILK ScARFS.
main FIoor.)
Men S Furnishings

Mems Lightweight Balbriggan I'm
derwear, shirts long and short sleeves.
sizes "a to as, in double seat ORA wers,
ankle length, sizes 30 to A, q regular
42c garment-Toda 33c.
The narrow, reversible and wider
open end Silk Fourth Hand, a large
display of colorings, regularly Soc
Today 33c.
Procure the standard Yale and
Harvard Four i'm Hand in view of
Race Day, July list, at Soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
(5asement.)
DOmeStiCS

Unbleached Sheets, size IA yards
by 2 IL, value 75c-today SEC each.
one lot of White Dotted Muslin
value 19c-today IL 1-2c.
One lot of White Dimities. price
ranging from Il lie to 25c, at one
third less than regular price.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19

Colds that hang on weaken the con-
stitution and develop into consumption.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures persist
ent coughs that refuse to yield to other
treatment. Do not experiment with
untried remedies as delay may result
in your cold settling on your lungs.
Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
Lodge Notes and FraternaI Interests
Neopan eadquarters for 25Oth Anniversary-Odd Eel.
lows Memorial Sunday-Foresters Elect Officers in
Two Courts-Neosha Whist.

L. Monday evening there was work
Il-the initiatory on one candidate, and
Tic first degree at its meeting Tues
coy evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
Notion Department

Extra Long Hat Pins, white or black.
half-inch ball heads, with 1212-inch
steel stem-today only &c each.
White Pearl Buttons, . and 4-hole.
fine ocean pearl, 10c quality-today 7c
card.
Sample Belt Pins and Buckles. all
this seasons style, gilt and oxidized
with tones
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
POmpeian Massage Cream

Is the best specific to keep the skin
in perfect condition on windy spring
days-3se, sec and 75c per jar.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,


U
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
" acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price 75c per bottle
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
pAtion
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
Center Room.)


Hand drawn Linen Tea Cloths Pill
low Shams and Bureau Covers, value
1926 to $2.50--Today 75c.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
Untrimmed Hats
Trimmed Free

II you buy the shape and trimmings
here today. welwilE trim the hat with
out charge.
Flowers-Large assortment of Fine
Flowers, value 75c to s1.75-Today 29c.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19

THEME 10 nc acvertisIng medium IN
Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bul-
letiu for business rezultA
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
Center Room
LACE COUNTER.

LACE COUNTER.
45-inch Dotted Lace Nets, suitable
for sleeves, Jokes and entire waist, in
white and ecru, extra good value-To-
day Special 3ec yard.
MADE WELLS.
Chiffon Square Wells in the seasons
desirable shades. regular price Csc
Today special 75c EACH.
WoMEN'S NECkWEAR.
Embroidered Collars. neat patterns,
sizes - TO 141a, regular value Csc
Today special, for 25c.
Jabots, Lace Bows and Colored
Bows, in white, pink, sky, lavender,
black, brown, navy and green-Today
special, 2 for 2oc.
SILK SCARFS.
Fine Silk Scarfs, two yards long,
with six-inch fringe, in white, light
blue and brown, suitable for evening
wear. value $1.5O-Today special CSC
each.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19

Fourth of July Telescope Fans in
shape of Giant Cracker, opening into
the American Flag. You1l want it for
the Anniversary. Only SC each.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo 90.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last Is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
(Third Floor.)
Hat Sale
Extraordinary

Like volleys from a rapid fire gun
come these startling offers from the
Millinery Department, and though all
most every day this week have been
big events in this division, here are
more for today principal among which
is this sale of Trimmed Hats:
Trimmed Hats. regular value $1,000
to $20.0O-Today $4.9s.
Trimmed Hats, regular value $500 to
s1O.0O-Today $2.9s.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
(Second FIoor.)
The Boston Stores
June UndermuSlinS


The Big Sale rolls right on under
Roadway gained by best bargains in
really good Undermuslins Norwich has
had. How quality pervades all-even
garments at littlest prices-the follow
ing examples show:
CORSET COVERS.
Corset Covers-F'rench style. extra
quality of muslin, assorted patterns,
lace and hamburg trimmed-SaIe price
25c.
DRAWERS.
Muslin Drawers, assorted. patterns,
deep tucked and embroidery trimmed
tiounces-Sale price 25c.
SHORT SKIRTS.
Short Skirts extra quality of muslin.
hemstitch, ruffle trimmed-SaIe price
25c.
LONG SKIRTS.
Long Skirts, extra quality of mus
lin. hemstitch, ruffie trimmed-Saie
price 25e.
NIGHT ROBES.
Night Robes, extra quality of mus
lin. high neck, long sleeves. tucked
and embroidery trimmed-Sale price
SOC.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-07-03
62I-623 Market Street.
WILMINGTON.

The Elk,on Ice Plant has re-
,umcd operations.
The Felt apcr Mill at Rowland
vile recently shut down, has resumed
operations.
Thrown from his motor cycle, one
day this week, Earl Spencer, OF Rising
sun, had n collar bone broken.
-Elkton stores will close on Mon
day and at 8 p. III. thereafter, save on
Saturdays, during July and August.
The Daughters OF Liberty OF Elk
ton will hold festival July and 10,
on the lawn in rear OF Mechanics Hall.
John i. Johnson, Of North East
is installing an electric light plant for
the town OF Denton, Caroline county.
burglars made iruitless effor, to
enter Tracy Burlin's store at Rock
Run. Port Deposit, last Friday night.
"A full attendance OF Mat,ahoon
Tribe, Imp. o. K. NJ, is requested at
its meeting next Thursday evening,
July 8,
Rev. II. \. G.. Wcstcrfcld will
preach IN Crouch Chapel Sunday AT.
tcrnoon. July II. at. 2i5 O'Clock. The
public is invited.
"A festival will be held by mem
bcrs OF Crouch Chapel on cdncsday
evening, July II. II stormy, viii be
held next fair evening.
"A large tree limb iell upon the
spot near his spring. house at French
town from which Dclphos Price had
jus, moved, on Tuesday.
RI. Mn, rautl. | ayv Tn,,t ~,
Tuesday fixed the county tax rate at
5 cents on the Sroo and the road tax
rate at ~ cents on the 500.
An ice cream festival will he held
by the Citizens Cornct Band OF
Cherry i'll on the school grounds next
Friday and Saturday evenings.
a large silver maple limb fell and
struck the rear porch OF the Foard
residence on North street, on Satur-
day night, but did no serious damage.
-Cccil's share Of the annual distri-
button oi the State Free School Fund,
made by Comptroller Herring or
Thursday. was 81 COS 90; Kent's. 81 III
81. and lIaiiord's, $r,72o67.
Michael Eager, OF Groton, Mass. !
fell asleep or was overcome by heat
on the Dclaawrc Railroad tracks near
Townsend, on Monday He was rum
over by freight, and both his feet
were mangled
Rev. DIR. J. d. Martin. cores
pending secretary Of the Methodist
Hospital, Philadelphia, spoke at the
evening services in the North Eas,
Church on Sunday. and told OF the
work Of the institution
'"rhe Fairfield Blood TONES are the
most Sensible. as well as Scientific. rs
there is separate preparation speci-
fcally compounded to meet the pccu-
liar requirements OF each kind OF ami
NAL They are also the cheapest on
The market because the dose is small
est. Sold by Alexander & Son. Elk
ton: \. Anderson. North East; w. T.
lIarriott. Chesapeake City
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-07-03
ORDER NISI
In. Re rhe MurtEagcd Real Estate 81 William
T.. Rowan aud wife.
In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil County.
In Faulty, No. .sSp.

ordered, this 18th day ui June 1917 that the sale
OF property mentioned IN these proceedings
made and reported hy William T. Warhurtou
Assignee OF Mortgage ia the above entitled caiisc
lie ratified and confirmed, unless Cnusc to tile
contrary thereof be shown ON OF before the 18Th
day Of August next provided "a copy Of this OF.
der lie inserted IN some newspaper printed aud
published in Cecil county once week for one
month before the goth dav OF July next.
The report states the amount Of sale to lie S. 10
MAHI.Y DRENNEN.
True CopS CLERK.
ipiuu I'm MANLY nRFNNEN CLERK
disease j. not transHilItcu tnIUuk" 80,
egg. and afford strong evidence that
while ordinary fowls. such as hens,
guluva>, phca>aut>, etc. rarely die al
the disease. they do carry and dlstri-
hu,c It, BY removing the turkey eggs
three ur iour day, before Matching,
wipug them with a cloth moistcned
with 90 per cent alcohol, finishing the
incubation in machine, keeping the
puult, iur lew weeks uu disinicct
cd board floor and placing them IN
location remote from ordinary fowl,
the lossc, by blackhcad disease prior
to reaching matur ~ may be reduced
from q minimum at 20 per cent. to
from about - la 20 per cent. II IS
popularity believed that turkeys cannot
hc raised successfully in confinement;
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-07-03
TIII ITUNTTI IIIdN Ut ITTII INV II 'NTFT'7
Sale Of Cecil County Bonds

In pursuance nl the authority granted lbs chap.
ter ~ Of the Acts OF Assembly OF MARYLAND OF
the year 1855 the County Commissioners Of Cecil
County. MARY land will offer for sale by scaled
bids to lie opened ON the 18th day OF July. 1907
bonds fof the permanent improvement Of the
roads aud highways Of the said Cecil County. to
the amount Of twenty-five thousand dollars
ts!SOoo.OOl in denominations Of five hundred
dollars tSsga.cW each.
These bonds are dated as Of July l. IpUs. aud
will bear Interest at live per ccut. per annum from
that date. Interest will lac paid at the Office OF
the County Commissioners Of said Cecil County
>eni.annuhlly, namely on the LIST day Of January
aud ON the list day Of July IN each aud every year
until said bonds are redeemed. These bonds will
hc due on the ist day of July. 1918
These bids will be publicly Opened at the Office
Of the County Commissioners OF Cecil County on
the 18th day of July ipu9. at II O'Clock a. M. the
said County Commissioners reserve the right TO
rejcc, ANY aud all bids.
These bonds are exempt from all taxation for
County, Municipal aud County school purposes. .
and will he sold 10 the highest bidders for cash,
certified check 10 the amount OF ten per cent
Of the hid must accompany each bid.
Bids will be received for one bond. OF !of aa.
number up to the full issue Of iiiy They should
he addressed to the County Commissioners Of
Cecil County, Elkton, Md. and endorsed ON the
envelope Kids for Bonds."
rs order oi the County Commissioners Of Cecil
County.
". II. DESnASR, President
loHN n, rknsELL. Cierk. juu % w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-07-03
Notice

At a rcrcu, meeting 81 the Elkiou Town Coun.
ell 1t was ordered that Ordinance No. : lie en-.
forced. Any person ct persons firing any can.
non, gun, sauib, shooting crackers or any Kind
OF firearms OF fireworks within the limits of the
town oi Rik,on the marsh south al the said tow
Of iilktou excepted. shall lie hucd in each aud
every case not less than atty cents 81 more than
one dollar aud costs oi prosecution.
JAMES 4. POWERS. President.
FRANK X. SCOTT
ELMORE DEIBRRT.
VICTOR X. BENNETT
CADMrS PRICE
Victor Il. lieuncutt, commits -inncrs
secretary 2 juy II