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BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.
Auditorium tonight.

} Auditorium tonight.
Ths many friends of Justice OF
the Peace William L. Shenton will
be sorry to learn that he is very i'll
at his homo on Cemetery avenue.
Mn. Jos. II. Salorhoft, represent
ing the owners, is having cement
sidewalks and payements put down
at the brick double residence built
on the LeCompte lot last summer.
In addition to this, the shutters are
being painted apd the remainder of
the lot cleared up.
| The preaching service at Trinity NJ.
L. Church. Stewards. will lie at 10 q. ~.
Sunday. May II, instead of p. M, in
order 10 auromodate Mr.. VIM L Hearn
and Dr.. Hines. who will be present at
ii a. III, TO organize two classes III the
public is cordially requested to be pres
ent fer tue services
County Treasurer w. H. Sped
/ den, in another column of this pa
per, gives final notice to delinquent
| taxpayers for the years 1908 and
1909. Ali such persons will do
we'll to carefully read this notice,
as the property upon which such
taxes are not paid by the date men
| toned in the advertisement will be
| advertised for public sale.
1t is gratifying to know that the
| State Fishery Force is now self
sustaining. This, however, does not
! include the expenses Of the Shellf:sh
Commission and should not do SC.
| The Shelifish Commission is not
likely to be self-sustaining within
| the memory of any of the present
generation.
The Town Commissioners will
hold a special session this evening
at the Council Chambers for the
purpose of taking action upon a
proposed franchise to a new water
company. Attorneys William n. An
drews and J. Watson Thompson are
asking for the franchise, but state
that they have ample financial back
ing to insure the success of such a
company.
A hauler yesterday asked:
whats the matter with the peo-
pie here, anyway. We never had so
many calls for carts and wagons to
haul out rubbish" 1t was explain
ed to him that the people all over
the city are cleaning up their prem
| esis so as to improve their appear
ance and save doctors bills. ''Well,
l will tell you one thing, places that
are cleaned up certainly do look a
| lot better than those that are not,
my folks to clean up the yards and
| do a little whitewashing.
The members of the Citizens
| Band will, in a short time, begin to
| make preparations for a strawberry
! festival which they will hold for
| the purpose of raising funds for
the payment of the eXpenses Incl
| dental 70 the up-kecp Of the band.
| When ready they will s)licit the
assistance Of the ladies OF this city,
and they feel confident that they
will generously respond. In connec-
! ton with this news item it might
| be well to add that in rendering as
sistance to the band, the greatly
! enjoyed concerts given by them dur
| ing the summer months should be
| borne in mind.
! One of the features Of the thirty
eighth annual meeting of the Nation
al Conference of Charities and Cor
rection, to be held in Boston June
to IA, will be the demonstration
of the possibilities of the moving
picture theatre as an institution for
popular education. A motiOn-pic-I
ture equipment VIII be installed in
one of the convention halls and
films showing the house fly as a
carrier of disease, a campaign for
pure milk and the fight against tu-
berculosis will be shown daily. If
the demonstration proves that these
films have a distinct educational
value, an effort will be made to Sc
cure the cooperation of various mo-
! tion-picture film manufacturers to
reproduce these and other films
designed especially to teach certain
facts in relation to public move
ments.-Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.
Don't forget Mothers Day-nice white
carnations AT Prltchards', the florist.
| 5-12-1t.
The "Alwavs-W Welf' shoe. At
| WiIls's, 50. 30 and ST 90. 1927