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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-27

Lansing avenue. In said City OF De-
mentioned The Common Council Of
much OF Lansing avenue from the
north line OF Fort street 70 the south
curb line or Porter street, TO be graded
and paved, notice IL hereby given that
all the lots and premises fronting on
said Lansing avenue, and liable 20 ne
assessed for said Improvement undcr
the provisions or the City Charter. and
completed, and will remain at the As
SCISSORS Office. In the City OF Detroit.
from the date hereof until September
concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY Daniel l.. Dilworth.
A-60f President
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NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1856.
GAvALRy AVENUE

= To James cousca. Margaret Byrue.
n byrne, Frank Brown. Adolp6,
Chase. ghas y. Clippers. " &. Cardsn.
y. II Chase, A. r. Cook. ~ Caplis. w.
I; crosby. 2. \; Dempster, G: J. puisnI
Essn L and s Gm.aso a. P Hi E y
8 Fleming, X: Fryer, n. Fritz, y. Fi6ch-
sr lila Graham. Geo. a. GilL Chea
John Grub. g. and r. 0utschow. "A. He'd
man. Jas. y Holden. Annie Howard.
John heeman. James Hurst r. Harm.
Herbert, John Hines, II. q. Hart0nx.
q. ingram, Julius Il. Jerbest. FidSl.
Jehl, Mary karasch, r., KonfSky, Al
bert Lund, Gustave Lutx. w. Labuhn.
McCraith, Francis McNamara, J. G.
p. Mason. J. & b Merritt. q. II. Msysfs
Ter M 5S.eph I MUo1s GEO. Sr.P k Il H1s
Bertha March, Michigan Glass = Paint
Co. Denis Muliane. Chas p. Martin.
Margaret Meade. g. Mahsn. - ~
brady, August Peters. y. w. Papks,
p. c. Ross, Chas. a. Rathbons. 81 Ruth-
Densi Rowe nufB asy Ralhiow ki HseS
schmidt. w. H. smith, w. schmack-
eskie. Thos. Stamers. Catherine sulli-
man, MAN s VI slsTohTsssE ps scSe. Su' W
schweier. Cora Schailer. scheel = Hart
ung, Edith r. Saunders, August Tasch,
Sophia Tire. Thomas. w p Tack
John Tyson. NJ watxke, 7. r.. Werner
Frank v. Williams. Il. Ward. T. =. Wal
lace, John q. wilmer, A. Wood. Chez
ter A. Weber. " w. zwiernkowsk1s
cup capyi IN or or otherwise iStsrssssd "a any
Cavalry avenue. IN said City OF Detroit
within the limits hereinafter mentions
ed. The Common Council OF the city
OF Detroit, having ordered no much Of
Cavalry avenue from the north line of
Fort street TO the south line Of DIX
avenue to be graded and paved. notice
Is hereby given that an assessment hap
been made upon all the lots and prem
ises fronting on said Cavalry avenues
and liable to be assessed Ter said I'M
provement under the provisions or the
City Charter, and that q roll OF saio
assessment Ii now completed, and Will
remain at the Assessorg Ofhce In the
City OF Detroit. from the date hereof
until September 8, 1914. for the In
spection OF all persons concerned there
=. BOARD OLE ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel L. Dilworth' q
A-tso -
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BOARD or AssEssoag OFFICE
Detroit Aug. a. 1914.
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1857.
FREDERICK AVENUE.

To Joseph ANGEL. b. Andzprecti
Andziperowskl GRACE benuey. h mnrun
Emil Baron. Chas. Chene, Albert Court
ney, A. Cichowibi, Joseph Cisholes.
Marion Cwiekala. Anthony ciehoracki.
Antonio seph DoIkowski. Bruno Dzssrs. Nj.
chael Domzalski. Finn Realty Co.
Frank Fusrst A v PTsnk s Grsndynss,
namberg, j. Huschik. w. w. Hannan.
Victor J. Hebel, Al Iwencki. Michael
Jaworski. Joseph Jarzembowski. Alex
Kowski, John Jsrewski, kazeman Jpn-
lnzewski. Peter KoscinskL anthony
Ringer, Peter kiyawa. Henri 8; Kop-
oseph Kamansky. Peter KiejwaaE
Peter Kerthzewsky, August knach.
stanisiaus KiatI John Kess. Joseph
ousEi. Joseph Labuhn, Jacob Lana.
John p, Lademan. John Lypneyer, y
Lezanski. Fred LAnrpaskL Alex Lemp-
ke. EiiSseeth M Mar hMs anuc MadoM
Meyer, A. Marszalik. Stanty Nojesich-
ewski. John Neiber. Peter Noskowiak
Frank Noah A. Now Frans pa,s Martha
SKI. Jacob Putzer, Elizabeth Plumho6.
Peoples state Bank. Vincent PadjaskL
August Poepka stanislans Polasouskit
II. Rupp. @. Rapp, Frances Radlicke,
John Rudmick, Anna Reska, Renoid
RummleT. Leland 2 skihkle, Charles
X. "
mansi<y. A. II. Sehetter, Walter Schram.
Hugo Scherer, Victor SmarezWski. Mar
tin siwaka. Edward scrigenskt Emil
schwind, Charles schults. Henry Than
owski, Edward Topper. Theo ,Tanbe.
THOMAS wozmiak, b. Wurzburger.
Peter Wrablewski. Frank Wojcie-
chowski, August Gender. and TO all
other persons owning. occupying or
othervixe interested in any OF the lots
and premises fronting on Frederick
avenue within the limits hereinafter
mentioned The Common Council OF
the city OF Detroit having ordered SO
,nuoh Of Frederick avenue. from the
east line OF Cheue street to. the west
line Of Mt Elliott avenue TO be graded
ana paved. notice II hereby given that
An assessment has been made upon all
The lois and premises fronting on said
frederick avenue. and liable to be
assessed for said Improvement under
,hs provisions OF the City Charter. and
that a roll OF said assessmcnt II now
con, pieted. and Will remain At the As
SCISSORS Oface, In the City, q pstroit
from the date hereof until September
s 1914. for the inspection Of All persons
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY Daniel l. Dilworth.
A-7sT Prestdent.
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BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. "a. 1914
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1865.
ST. CLAIR AVENUE.

To Adam Griessel, X. III. Stier, Ell
wood SMELL H. yoelkner. J. Richter. j.
II, Wunch t. Aberle, e. Edwards, Jus
tin Van lieu, +. M. Guiliford, Gustaye
Kalz. Kate Hawkins, John Jones, or
iver Loud, ID. ID. Goodremont. .Theo.
Winkier, Harry Phillips, Joseph Otto.
4. Huyser, IA. A. Diegel. Henry Steph,
ems, Minnie Betlky, Milton II. Morley.
Robert A. Northcott. Henry r. Hack,
or. and TO all other persons owning oc-
cupying or otherwise interested In any
OF the lots and premises fronting on
81. clair avenue, In said City of De-
troit within the limits hereinafter men
toned. The Common Council OF the
city Of Detroit. having ordered so much
az st. clair avenue, from the south
curb line OF charieyoix street on east
10 the north line OF City limits, TO be
graded and paved, notice In hereby Civ
en- that an assessment has been mad
upon all the lots and premises fronting
or, said ST. Clair avenue, and liable 20
be assessed for said Improvement nm
der the provisions OF the City Charter.
and that a roll OF said Assessment IL
now completed. and viii remain at the
A SCISSORS Ofnce. I'm the City OF Detroit
from the date hereof until September
A. 1914 for the Inspection OF all per-
sons concerned therein. ft
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY Daniel L. Dilworth
A-sos President
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DETROIT. Aug. 2s.-Up: Wisconsin
k:x Tuesday night: chas. Hubbard
$rta Jry l1;2o; America, caicite. iiite;
leonard Hanna. 1890: Franz. 1850.
bsa,PPs ,ss;;dde Pope, 3 Topeka $40
6u1lsn, 4;4o; Gieniyon, 1885, John Bar
Ium, q Mauritania, Maia. s:1o; Walters
Z:e0: castalia 8; Brandon. $40; W.. A
,ogsra $50; Cornell. s:io; Thomas Ad-
Down: Omega. 1870 Tuesday night
1:3o: John oades. 1870. Frater Tay-
eS itl;4e sSh'll c I.;.O' suserioF city ,y
rotnssnd. t:tot Duluth, ., Craig 7:4o
! sAuLr STE. nx IA H. Mich, Aug. ss
s l F,ses;s D.i Az: s'ss ;i o.i.s
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DIED.

DIED.
HUGHES-Aug. IL. at Harper hospital
george L.. beloved husband OF Sara
Hughes and father OF Myron. Fu-
neral services at residence, IA But
ternut-st.. Thursday at %. m. In
terment at Grand Lawn cemetery
JACOB-Aug. "a, suddenly. at resi-
dence. 272 Rivard-st., Emma, daugh-
ter or the late John G., and Margaret
from residence.
LEHMANN--Aug. 25. 1914. John
George. beloved husband OF Mary M.
lehman and father OF Fred j..
George j.. Edward NJ, Henry W..
Charles r. and Lillian c. lehman.
Mrs: Il. Suns, Mrs. +, Bright. Mrs.
II. Symes and Mrs. A. Jacobs, aged
50 years. Funeral from his late resi-
dence, 1853 yermont-st., Friday, at 2
p. m, and at ST. Paurs English Luth-
eran church, corner Sixteenth st. and
Breckerridge-st,. at 2:30 p. m.
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No. transient advsrt,sinx Inserted
Tor less than 1ec with cash; $50 u
charged. per insertion
Inc above rates apply to al ciassl::
rrcations except Births. Cards o.
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:. births. Deaths, Cards or cha nks and
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midnight; Louise Davidson, strathcona.
3; Barth. 9: Gary. 8; Northern Light.
Down: Durham. last night; Per-
seus. 1880 a. M; Fisher. 2; Leopold.
$50; Widener, $3.50; octorora wolyin.
8; wickwire. Jr, 8; Hilbert. $50; Rookie
Teller. Fritz. 10; Assiniboia, 1890 a. m.
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CITY OF DETROIT = OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER.
Detroit. Aug. 10. 1914.

z y u Detroit. AuB' To iVtff
Notice Il hereby given 20 all persons
interested that there has been filed In
mQnf rolls.
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NOTlCE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1851.
LANSING AVENUE.

To Alex Armstrong, Mary Blair w.
C. Briggs, A. Brestan, A. c. Burton.
George l.. Chase. j. NJ Chrouch. Pat,
rick casey, Charles l.. Chase. M.
Drouski. w. q. Day. John Frahm A
q. W. Fredericks, Leonard Frey, Ar
Heineman. Fred Helwig, O. ID. Hender.
son' 81. M. c. T.. Hammond, Charics
Herault- Florence h. Hobbel, III. ii
Henderson, c., l.. Johnson, George
Johnson. +. J. Kelley, C. Kornofsky' 3
Klomp. n. III. Kickock, G. c. LeIaeei.
M. Lagoine, Hannah Lavan, J. +. Lamb
Mitchell, Irene Mackay, w Meisei.
Norman Mccormick. Mary Mcnamara
Lanes Mcnamara, Matilda Nicoii'
George w. Neubrecker, John Otter. j.
Patterson. Catherine Perry, Hugh ID.
Peters, Mrs. Mary r. Robbi. w A.
souie. p. r suEgs Julius sumner.
schiiowski, Johanna Sharf, Au-
gust Spacher, j, f. Schneider. X.
schnsider, Carl Summer. Edward II.
scharrer,. f. r, Tritss. sam Tsit Gus
bush. Fred voch, Josa Weber, A Will
helm. n. waldecker, A. G.. Wood, Mary
n. Williams. J. VI. waldron, A. Whisper.
and 10 all other persons owning, oc-
cupying or otherwise interested in any
OF the lots and premises fronting on
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. "a. 1914
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NOTlCE--STREE7 PAW
ASST


an. =. u !" - - . N.| a w /|'
AZ F ranp Dunn. rauline slsosrt
Holden. continsntsi Real kstsfe Trv
ES e., annie z. shaw. Frank =. ArckGr.
EIsalws,in a. cempbeII Duncan q. Lundx
y imam = Dee, Bella Hubbard. ~ ~
rooks e. Shipman. II. ~ Haixk
anna an y Ward, William u Newton, d.
10 uLora. Charies l. visnau. Willinm
Bride. Nary Il. Huffman. a. ii atsii-
wagon. Ida s. Ickler, John W. Knorr.
=, RANK harrington. Emma Ffckworth.
s ~. -; Murdock, Carrie Thomas, Herbert
futile, James =. Holden. j. Henry Lfnr.
James Holland, O. Kfrkera chit
stropeck and TO ali other persons
ownlhg occupying or otherwise later
au,, IA any q the lots and premises
City OF Detroit within the limit here
ma aiter mentioned. The Common COun-
81 Of the City OF Detroit. haviug or
aered so much or Beaubion utroof iron,
me north line or Bethune avenue 70
the south curb line OF Holbrook ave.
nue.. 10 be graded and paved. notice 70
hereby given that an assessment has
nesn made upon all the lots and prem
,ses fronting on Beaubien street and
liable TO be assessed for said fmprove-
ment under the provisions or the city
Sharter. and that roll or said asoon6-|
msht ~ now completed. and Will re-
main at the Assessors Office IN the
City OF Detroit from the date hereof
Until sept 3. 1914, for the Inspections
OK AL persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSES8ORa.
A-7ss An'si Z Preside;nt
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BOARD or AssEssoRs' OFFICE
Detroit Aug. ~. 1914.
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IRON sALE--REsIDnxcE PaoPERrY.

FVR rnorhhThs
Flat Mr.. Warren, Rental $500;
Price $1,000
Flat No. Warren and Twelfth,
Price $500
Rental t54e. on easy terms
Flat near Mack. rental $3.50. $4,000.
Flat near Waterworks park; modern
poaSis Seass near sasy M ssn% 1880
Terraces. Medbury; modern veneer.
EBERT, 800 Majestic Bldg.
WILL BUILD YOU
A BEAUTIFUL 7-RM b. v. HOME
with steam heat. oak floors upstairs
a sss ao fS S oas porch IN any hG sse
oven oven q Il, 900. Tor 5000 down and s SIS
THIS rs THE TIME TO BUILD.
L. F. FASQUELLE
Let Me Buy You a Home
State your price and what cash and
monthly instailments you can pay
and / will search for bargains IN
any locality. Owner viii pay my
Let Me Sell Your Property
h v. ySs s ssa % %Sn. sll'f'' "a. ao1 g.
'0S WfTBuR 3. GILBERT,
isla-so Majestic N. 1880; Grand soi2.
$4,O00-STEAM HEAT
Modern home. near Jefferson, paved
the best or timber and workmanship
large porch, steam heat; modern
home In every. respect Small pay
ment down, balance SIS monthly: See
s52I
COTTAGE
Five rooms. attic, furnace; everything
complete; 1900 aown; balance SIS per
BUNGALOW
Near Jefferson. everything new and
pgS,Ssrs; S $500 down balance as rent
w. j. VAUGHN
81 Chamber OF Commerce Cad, 1887.
NOW LOOK AT HERE
ON 4 s sogTH ST 5TE aEREaTf1Sr. BLOCK
There's a $4,000 home. modern. rooms,
er has left city and said sell for
$500: $500 DOWN
and the rest to suit.
TITS I. !. j. TIA FAs ssIH "a fSf
304 Cham. Com M. ID. r. ID. b. Cad. soA
FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
STORES AND FLATS, ~ Macomb when
finished. stores 81 Grand River. 81
5000 g aait x S1r sca Bns Il
TO ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE
1 WANT FARMS
For city property. ] have . good list
w. j. VAUGHN
81 Chamber OF Commerce. Cad. 1897.
FOk 5ALE--FARSiS.
so ACRES In washtenaw county on
electric line; good house, small barn,
IL acres timber; good soil, $1,000.
So w acres an near pe New Gaassn clay loan
s ssnss snpTsSss .sSS s %l saEa bs.1oii
1ao acres near Bellevue, good house
and barn, nearly new. is acres good
second growth timber. $500; viii
take vacant or improved In Detroit.
gravel and clay loan soil, good orch
ard and buildings. $4,000. VIII take
Detroit property.
Kingon Real Estate Co., 4O5 whitney
Bldg. Main s17S.
az ACRES above Royal Oak, close to
store and school, 6-room house, large
barn, poultry house and fruit; only
: $500.
8 acres, Royal Oak; fine piece OF land
close TO electric, sl,7oo; only $500
s acres on electric, above Royal Oak.
only $l.00.
FRANK E. BRIGGS,
The Farm Man. sis Dime Bank Bldg.
Cherry 1859.
80. II 4 II ~ - Mr. lnHa
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RoARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug, ~, 1914
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BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. %. 1914
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BOARD or ASSESSORS, OFFICE
Detroit, Aug. ~. 1914.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27
JOHNSTON.

Mrs. Susan Brown spent Thursday will
friends in Providence.
Mrs. II. w. Carlisle of Providence, was
at N Z Taft's on Saturday.
Miss Alice Winsor, who has been suffer
ing from ptomaine poisoning, is able to be
out again.
Harry Taft spent Sunday and Mon lay
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Y K. Taft.
Miss Marion Newton attended the Fire
mems Ball given in the State Armory o"
Thursday evening, February I9h.
Messrs. Henry Turner and James VIM
sor attended the Business Mems Banquet
at Narragansett Hotel on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Dean Of Froyidenc ,
we're at the home OF Mr.. Deans parents
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Rhodes on Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Everett, Percy Everett
Mrs. Everett's daughter, Mrs. Carenc'
'ook and young son are all i'll with Dip
iberia.
Mrs William Watson recently entertain
ed a few friends including Mrs Aif'r
Watson of Providence, and Mr.. {, r.
Wardwell of Hopkins Avenue. A ver'
pleasant time was reported.
A surprise party was given on Monday
February 23rd to Mr. George Wall aud
family by Miss Ella Newton. Among
those present were: Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Low
ell, Misses Alice Heath, Evelyn Co e.,
Mildred Cole, Gertrude Lowell, Grace
Waterman, Marion Newton, Ruth Newton,
Messrs William Heath, Harry Taudvln,
Howard Haywood, Joseph Wallace a d
Irving Graichen. The evening was spenl
in games, the party leaving at late hour
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27
GREENVILLE.

Mrs. Stephen Brown is improving In
health.
Clarence Mathewson has returned from
Turkey.
Allen Brown is able to sit up, after a
long illness.
Mumps are quite prevalent among the
children of this section.
Alonzo Mowry, who has been i'll the
past few days, is slightly improved,
The Crawford Club will meet with Mrs.
Nathaniel Vaughn on Wednesday after
noon.
Richard Clemence, N. S Winsor, Ches-
ter Wacott, Rev. and Mrs. ii. Roberts
attended the Prohibition Rally and Banquet
at the Narragansett Hotel on Tuesday
Greenville Grange held its regular meet.
ing Tuesday evening. The first and
second degrees were worked on class OF
candidates, after which short Washing
ton program was given.
The Greenville w. e. I. u. met at the
Baptist Parsonage on Wednesday. The
society is arranging for medal contest to
be given in April also Gent leman's Night
in March, when Miss Elizabeth Upham
Yates will deliver an address.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE

The spirit of the Gilbert and Sullivan
presentations of to-day are exactly the
same as those that animated their pro-
duction a generation ago at the Opera
Comique, London, when the librettist and
composer made that theatre one OF the
most popular places in London. That
spirit was to feature the ensemble. No
stars were known at the Opera Comiqur, ,
and while the Messrs. Shubert and William
A. Brady have assembled stellar organi-
zation TO present the immortal works oO
these masters, and have placed d Vol
Hopper at the head of it, they, too, have
insisted that the ensemble should be
featured. That is why they have not al
lowed DE Wolf Hopper to be heard with a
company that will merely satisfy. They
want company that shall sing every roe
at its full value and to do that, they hav,
continued their policy of choosing only
the best singers available.
The arrangement Of the operas for the
week commencing next Monday night a
the Providence Opera House is as follows
Monday, Tuesday, Saturday nights an,
Wednesday matinee, "The Mikado;'
Wednesday night, "Iolanthe;" rhursda,
night aud Saturday matinee, IL. NJ. )
Pinafore," and Friday night, "The Pirate
of Penzance."
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POTTERSVILLE.

Earl Cohoone is working at the "Bobbin
Shop"
George Rathbun has a very sick horse
at this writing.
Mrs. Eva Parker is visiting her son, Mr.
Chauncey Parker.
Preston Potter aud Miss Harriet Potter
attended an entertainment in Providence
on Tuesday evening.
A sleighing party from here attended the
entertainment at "Old Red MILL" Rock
land last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary BarGen, Miss Alice Potter of
Edgewood, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Potter OF
Rockland were guests at the Potter Home
stead on Sunday last.
Mrs. Roderick Harmon is slowly on the
road to recovery under the care of DIR.
Bowen of Providence. MRS. Harmon
wishes to thank her many friends and
neighbors for the post card shower she re.
ceived on her birthday.
Everybody seems excited about the
reservoir and when the land is all con-
demned and homes have been bought
away from people, who we're born here
and have lived here all their lives, it jus,
seems like turning them out in the world
forever. We hope those who proposed it,
know their business and what they are
doing and what it means to the little vii
lages of Scituate.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27

House Noises at Night That Sound
like chostIy FOOTBALLS.
IN old houses the boards ana joists
forming the doors are often iu some
what unstable condition. Many floors
are permanently bent with the traffic
Of generations. Others are still under
going the Warping process. 1t is easy
10 imagine loor which is I'm "a perfect
~ ripe condition for the production Of
ghostly sounds.
During the daytime the timbcrs get
bent with lhe We.ght Of the various in
mates OF the house walking 10 ana fro,
but the noise and hustle of the day
browns the starting and crcakiug
which goes ON until The floor has recoy-
erred it's natural position. us il is bound
to DO in time. wood being of an elastic
nature
When. however. the stiffness Of night
comes ON, these little intermittent
movements may become maguiGed into
mysterious footsteps, according to the
Imagination Of the hcarer | myself
live in a house the landing OF which
exactly illustrates my argument Some
hours after all are In bed the sound ms
of one stcllthily creeping along the
landing is heard loud enough 10 star
tie a light sleeper into wukefulneSs.
cl1matou, but by good sense the nat
urll explanation has as often been ac-
ccpted. London Times.
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Pump Anchors.

A pump is queer sort of anchor,
but it has been found TO bc the best
kind of an anchor for a sandy bot
tom. The anchor consists of heavy
piece of metal with Il hole down
through the center and "a tube from
this hole 10 the ship, so that water can
bc pumped from the ship down through
the tube and out of the hottcm OF
the metal mass. When this anchor
drops To the sandy bottom and the
pump is started it makes quigks"ud
of the material round it So that il
sinks i'm deep. When the pumping
stops the sand harduns and holds the
anchor To raise the anchor it is nee
essary only TO start pumping agau
and loosen the sand saturday Even
,ing Post.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27
GRANITEVILLE.

Mr.. Albert Mitchell and family, have
removed to Byron street, Cranston.
Wilfred Charnley has severed his con-
nection with the National Biscuit Co.
James Ward is at the Rhode Island
Hospital on account of an eye trouble.
James b. Charnley has purchased two
houses from Dr. John b. Corbett on Angel
avenue.
Raymond Adams, who has been con.
fined to his home with the grippe, has
fully recovered.
G. A. Garter paraded with the First
Light Infantry, Monday in the celebration
of Washington's Birthday.
Mrs Nellie T. Harris of Bradford Park,
has left for a two weeks visit to relatives
at Hampstead, Long Island.
Albert Driscoll has moved into the tene-
ment lately vacated by Albert Mitchell on
the George Waterman Road.
Milton Sweet has finished his term as
apprentice in Alton Buxton's tonsorial
parlors and will start in business for him.
self on Smith St.
Fred M. Barnes and family of New
York City, has been visiting relatives and
also attending the funeral Of Mrs. Barnes
father, Mr.. Charles Cozzens.
L w. Angel and Howard Lunt attend
ed as delegates from the Fire Co., the
meeting and banquet of the Rhode Island
State Firemens' League in Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27
Clinah.n- tie Argument,

At 81 club u,cptiug he'd in public
lDusr I'm Sw3ll village discussion
took place nS 10 whether Il hard or soft
Hb-Gurc would last the longer. The
H.la.c continued for some time. until
uae man spoke up and said:
NOW. men. YOU are all mistaken. AS
cnu easily prove. When me and my
wife married she had as good a set Of
teeth ls any woman could have; now
ap hasn't got one, and her tongue is
.s good MS ever London TitBits.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27
GECRGIAVILLE.

Philip Niles is confined to his home with
the mumps.
A dance was held in the new Saltwater
Hall, Saturday evening.
Buy your rubber boots and shoes at J.
B. Fogarty's, Centredale.
Edwin c. Harris has been serving on
the jury the past two weeks.
A sleighing party was run from Smith
field to Woodvlle on Tuesday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wheelock OF
Auburn, were the guests of Mrs. Angel
the past week.
The r. +. ID. mail carrier was unable
to complete his work on time, owing to
the severe snow storm last week.