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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-03-10
MICHAEL MITCHELL.

Miss Hazel Marie Mitchell was mar
rlri on Thursday afternoon in Grove
Presbyterian Church. Aberdeen, to Mr..
William Na1le Michael, son of the
late william 6 Michael and Mrs Mich
ae, Of Baltimore. The ceremony was
performed at O'Clock by the Rev.
William A. Price. pastor Of the church.
The bride, who is daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Alfred Mitchell, of Boothby
Hill, is wcl-knOwn in Hartford and n
favOrte in the younger circle Of Aber.
deem. She wore dark blue travelling
s1t with II hat to match and carried
bride roses. The wedding marches
were rendered by Mrs. Hilds Evans
Messrs Ryland l. Mitchell, J. Winfield
Cain, Robert C. Cronin and Osborne
Michael, brother Of the groom, acted
as ushers The church was decorated
with laurel and ferns.
The young couple left at $40 O'Clock
for northern journey, after which
they will reside at the home of the
groom, near Aberdeen
The bride was the recipient of mum
Der Of beautiful gifts.
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JarrcitSyillr Letter.

JhRRETTSvIILE. March Z Miss NnN
Schlling IL spending some time wIlh
relatives in baltimore
Mrs Fuller. of Mt Union. Pa, o.
visiting her son. Mr. f. ". Fuller
Mr.. Howard Dennis spending few
days with MIR. Raymond Crew, of Whit.
Hall
Mr., Edward Klrkwood, Of Baltimore.
il spending few days with Mr. lr,
Wiley.
Miss Minnie Ward. Of Highland. wn-
the week end guest Of her parents. M
and Mrs j. Is. Wnrd.
Mr.. John Upton, of Baltimore, spent
the week end with his brother. Mr.. a
$. Upton
Mr. A. S Upton, who hns been III nj
hls home for the past two weeks, I.
slowly improving under the care Of Dr
II. + bradley.
Miss Helen GALAXY delightfully."- enter
tanned the graduating class Mt her HON,
on Monday evening
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Cardiff Items.

CARDIFF, March 9Th, Miss Gladys
NJ Baldwin spent few days last week
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. &. Chapman, Of Gunpowdcr Md
Mrs. Ellen Jones. who il quite sick
at the home of her daughter. Mrs
William Roberts, is not much imprOy-
ed
Mrs. Henry L. Gundlach, who has
been on the sick list for sometime, Is
improving slowly.
Mr.. Earle Proctor is preparing to
move his family to the house recently
vacated by Mrs. Thomas Bennington
and family.
Mr.. John Stearns royed his family
into the house recently vacated by Mr.
George Proctor.
Mr. George Proctor spent short
time last week in York.
Misses Alice McNutt, of Berkeley, and
Ethel Davis, Of Whiteford. spent some
time last week at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Enfield.
Mr.. Cyrus Boyle, who has been EN-
plOyed in Wilmington, Del, for some
time has returned home.
The pupils Of the Slate Ridge High
School are preparing play to be given
Friday evening. March 10.
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LAND TRANSFERS TO MARCH :.

G. Lea Stahler ct al to Leonard W.
Knight and wife, 3 acres. fifth district,
$40.
p, -, n w. Il. r. Company to T.
Milton Carroll. lot in Ilavre de Grace.
81. 800.
Columbus Preston and wife to CIar-
ence b, Smith and wife. ~ acres, fourth
district, 800
Herman Il Pyle and wife to William
j. Norris and wife, ! acre, third dis
trict, 81, 100.
C. Robe Grafton and wife to Harry
N. Hopkins and wife, lot in Bel Air.
$500.
William S. Hewlett and wife to r.
Marshall Scarborough and wife, l22
acres. 81. 800.
W. Earle Carroll ct al, to Fred. C.
I.awder, lO3 acres. second district, So
T. Milton Carroll and wife to Michael
II Fahey, lot in llavrc de Grnce, s..
May Cogswell Lee to Hannah Lee
Archer right IN 2i5 acres. third district,
$500.
George A. Mitchell and wife to Ralph
NJ Mitchell, 1876 acres. second district.
$25, 900
John r. Carter ct al, to John p.
Grler, 100 acres. Bird district, $500
Malvine Mitchell ct al, to George A.
Mitchell, 1875 acres, 81.
William N Michael to Theodore II.
Maggie. 3 acres, End district. ST..
Julia ID. Marburg and husband To
benjamin II, Snowden and wife, .
acr.., lat district $liO0.
George f. Silver to Walter Waters
and wife. 8 acres, 9th district. $40
j. William Brookhart and wife Ia
William H. Walker, acres, 4th dis,
trict, $3.50.
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successful teacher in Hartford until her
marriage to Mr. Henry Jarrett, of Jar
rettsville.
Mrs. Hannah Hayward, prior to her
marriage to MIR. Ferdinand Hayward, of
The News. three years ago, filed a
number of important positions, notably
principal of Forest Hill School. teacher
in the Bel Air School, and in the State
Normal School in baltimore. As ah
Institute worker she is well known all
over the state.
Miss Margaret Coale. after doing fine
work in some of the leading schools of
Baltimore County, was elected II mem
Der of the Faculty of the Friends
School Q.amb ~, in Baltimore.
Miss Reba Coale il II trained nurse,
located in Baltimore, where she has
done important work in her special line,
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Lloyd Toney, colored, whose cap
ture was noted last week, Piled guilty
to stealing ham from MIR. Joseph
Hornherger and was given Il year in the
, House of Correction.
The + Stanley Harry farm, located
about one mile from Bel Air and con.
tanning 100 acres, improved by large
new barn and good dwelling with modern
Improvements. was sold at public sale
on Tuesday: Mr. John Wilkinson was
the purchaser at $500. Mr. Wilkin-
son, who is Il tomato Gamer, will prob
ably grow n large acreage of fruit
En- Sheriff Robert 0. Mitchell, of
liavre de Grace, purchased of Mr.
Thomas Miller of Webster, the past
week the fine farm known as Linden
Grove, situated about four miles from
lIavre de Grace on the Bel Air pike.
This farm contains $50 acres and was
bought at private sale. Mr.. Mitchell
will make extensive improvements to
the property.
WV. GLADDEN. Davis. one of High.
lands entcrprising young farmers, who
has always shown keen interest in
pure bred Guernsey cows, has accepted
u fine position as manager of II large
stock farm belonging to IL. II. Pearson.
Jr., of Claiborne, Md. MIR. Pearson,
who owns magnificent herd of pure
bred Guernseys, is in i'll health and has
engaged Mr.. Davis to run his place
while he is recuperating.
~ The subject of state wide prohi-
fltion has for the past week been an
,all absorbing issue in Aberdeen. Miss
Marie Brehm, the national representa-
tive of the temperance society of the
Presbyterian Church, addresseda meet
ingln Grove Church on Monday evening,
when the assemblage jointly sent II
night letter to Delegate Tydings at
Annapolis, asking him to stand by the
former decision for state wide prohibit
ton.
Mr.. s. A. Williams returned to his
home several days ago after most en-
joyabe two weeks visit to Florida,
dividing his time between Rock Ledge
the winter home of Mr.. S. J. Seneca,
Of Ilavre de Grace, and Florence Villa,
near Winter Haven. apart from the
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TRAP SHOOTERS ORGANIZE.

The aberdeen Trap Shooting Asso-
citation has been organized for the
mutual entertainment of its members.
Mr.. &. Harold Baker was elected presi
dent; Mr.. Malcolm W. Mitchell, first
vice. president; MIR. William Z. Stras-
baugh. second vice president; Charles
Il. Osborn, Jr., secretary: Joel Il.
Pusey, assistant secretary and treas.
urer. The association has put up n
small club house ON the premises of Mr..
c. b. Osborn, Sr.. just below the town
limits where they have rented enough
land for the establishment of two sets
of traps for clay target shooting.
Shoots will he held the first and third
Monday of every month. The first
regular shoot was held by the associa-
ton on its new grounds March 9th,
there was good turnout of shooters
and some splendid scores were made
considering the inclement weather In
the club shoot at rs targets Hopkins
and Whitney tied for first with u
breaks, and NJ. W. Mitchell and Osborn
tied for second with % each. Aberdeen
has some promising shots coming up.
Guests of the club were Nlessrs. II. l..
Worthington, +. l.. Bartlett and j. W.
Hawkins, Jr., of Baltimore. Fifty
members have already Joined the club.
Later the club will challenge the clubs
of the states Of Maryland and Delaware.
1t is probab lie that it will soon
challenge the Oriole Club of Baltimore.
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AyALuABIEIEAR'S EXPERIENCE.

The Second Hartford County Cow
Testing Association Of Maryland recent
Iy completed its first year, and some
interesting figures from its records
have been announced.
The average production for the AssO-
citation was found to be 1 $40 lbs. of
milk and 2lSG lbs. of butter fat per
COW.
The average cost Of feed WAS S4S 10,
and the net profit $40 % per COW.
The herd of Mr., +. J. johnson. Of
Perryman, leads the Association with
an average production of s. in5 lbs. Of
milk and 800 i lbs. of butter fat, return
ing net profit of $iS,9S per COW. Cow
No. of this herd proved herself to be
the best in the Association by produc-
ing ., S52 lbs. Of milk and 5Oi lbs. of
butter fat and freshing twice within
the year. Cow No. l. her stall mate,
holds the highest milk producing record
with 1904 lbs. of milk and iOi 3 lbs
Of fat to her credit These two cows
ut feed cost of $l57 80 produced
1879 90 worth of milk, returning profit
of $22l7l.
This Association was re-Organzed last
June with number Of new members
The following officers were elected:
Mr.. j. + Michael. president; Mr. Chns,
Rutledge. president, and Mr.. 7.
Roy Iirookes, secretary and treasurer
Much interest is being taken by dairy
men all over the country, IN this work,
and the need Of AN Association Is shown
more convincingIy every day. With
the price of feed going up, out of pro
portion to the advance in the price of
milk and its products, the dairy bust
ness ia being run on narrower margin
than ever. At the present prices of
feed the average COW of ten years ago
would hardly pay her feed bill now.
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OBITUARY..
GEORGE BOTTS.

The funeral of Mr.. George Bolts,
who died suddenly on March LIST at the
home of his brother in Dublin, took place
on Friday, interment in Dublin Nj. f..
Cemetery, Rev. G. II. Bennett official.
ing. The pail bearers were Messrs.
Nelson Mccain, John W. Carter, David
Jones. James Temple, Howard Jones
and Edward Temple. MIR. Bolts was
about Is years of age.
MRS. THOMAS n. JARRETT.
Mrs. Thomas b. Jarrett died at the
home of her daughter. Mrs 7. Harry
Ward, of Jarrettsville, about noon on
Monday from the iniirmties incident to
her age of az years. She was taken i'll
only on Saturday but succumbed to
weak heart Mrs. Jarrett was the
widow of the late Thomas b. Jarrett,
Sheriff of Hartford County number of
years ago, and besides her daughter,
Mrs. Ward, she is survived by two
brothers, Thomas II. Miller. of Jarretts-
vile, and John Miller. of Baltimore
county. Her funeral took place on
Thursday morning. services and inter
ment in Bethel Presbyterian cemetery.
JACOB T.. OSBORN
Mr.. Jacob +. Osborn died at his home
At Aberdeen on Tuesday morning,
March Z, Mt the advanced age of eighty
two. lie leaves widow, who was
Miss Ethel jackson. one son, Alonza,
and one daughter, Mrs. Walker Wilkin-
son, by this marriage and two sons, Mr..
George Osborn, OF Nebraska, and Mr..
Frank Osborn, of Seattle, Washington.
Dy his first wife. Mr. Osborn was
three times. lie was one OF
Twelve brothers and sisters, only two
IF whom survive. They are Mr.. Luther
5. Osborn, of Bush Chapel, and Mrs.
5. Rebecca Wells, of Aberdeen. Mr..
osborn had been appointed justice
If the peace. to begin his duties May
he first, an office which he held under
The Democrats several years ago.
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RrTLEDGE. March 9Th A surprise
party was given last Wednesday even
ing at the residence Of Rev and Mrs
f. 6 WOolcry in honor Of their mint
anniversary. Many beautiful and use
full presents were received.
Miss Minnie Cleary spent the week
end with Miss Nellie Hess.
Rev. r. G. Woolery and Mr. ST Clan
Hess are attending the EvanRcllch
Conference now in session ut York, Pa
Mr. William Stamford IL planning tt
erect II new residence in the near fu
ture.
MIR. Hall r. Hid, who has been suf
ferlng with the grip. il under the care
Of DR.. II. +. Bradley. Mrs John Mid
dendorf IL also on the sick list
Mr.. Baxter SwAn"r has about cIoacr
negotiations for the sale Of his farm
and has already sold his personal prop
erty, II valuable coon dog bringing 500
Mrs. Jacob Hess il spending som'
time with friends in Baltimore.
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| yOuTGROwN IT'S QUARTERS.

/Nhe committee appointed sometime
sinec to Investigate conditions at the
Bell Air High School and formulate
plans to better matters held meeting
on Wednesday and decided that imme-
date action must be taken Plans for
n supplemental building have been sub
mtted by an architect, and after II can
vas has been made of the patrons Of the
school to see how much they will con
tribute, the matter will be brought be
fore the County Commissioners. Dur
ing recent years students from outlying
districts have ilocked to the Bel Air
school in such numbers as to cause
badly congcsted conditions
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Personal MENTION.

Mr. Noah Small is critically i'll at his
home in Bel Air, with little hope of his
recovery.
Mrs. W. S. Armstrong, Of Aberdeen,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. c.
Davis, Of Baltimore.
Mrs. j. Harry Gibson, of Aberdeen,
entertained the Afternoon Card Club
at her home on Tuesday. A delightful
afternoon of 500 was spent. The
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PROPERTY SALES.

Mr., Edwin II. Webster, trustee, or
Monday offered the Loami Forwood
property at the Court House door, but
after selling "a acres in the third dis.
trict to Mr. James Forwood for $500,
withdrew the balance at II bid of So, 800.
Mr.. j. W. Mccall was the auctioneer
Mr., David Wilson, assignee, offered
the John w. Bowen. property. contain,
ing q acres, located in the second dis
trict, ON Monday, but Withdrew it at II
BID of 81, 800. Mr. |. W. Thompson had
charge Of the sale.
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BEL AIR DUCK PIN LEAGTE.

Since Bel Airs new armory was
thrown open its bowling alleys have
been popular rendezvous for all the
towns sportsmen. Recently II league
hus been formed Of the four most promi-
ncnt teams. whose standing is given
below.
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Democratic Candidate for United
States Senate.


Subject 10 Primary Election May /, 1919.
President Of Maryland Senate 1895.
Hcdd Of Baltimore city Ldp De-
pdrtmcnt, 1908 i90S; Counsel 10 Pub
lie Serpjce Commission, 1910 1915.
PLATFORM. The old Jeifersonian
principle Of equal and exact rights to all
men; reliance for individual we'll being
upon individual enterprise and energy
rather than upon Government patron
age: the regulation (but not the owner
ship of the telephone and the railroads
by Government; the highest degree of
administrative economy consistent with
the public necessities; tariff for reve.
nue. only; the largest measure of local
self government compatible with Wig
orous national authority and an army
and navy unquestonably strong enough
to preserve our shores and liberties in
violate.
Published by authority of
CARROLL GoRMAN. Treasurer.
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More Eggs This Winter or Your Money
Back. That is Our Guarantee.

Feed IS. A. Thomas Poultry Remedy regular
ly 10 your hens and II you do not get more eggs
we will r. fund your money. Makes hens lay
cures cholera. roup and gapes. For sale by all
good dealers. Made by Old Kentucky Manufsc-
turing Co., Paducah, Ky.
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All that tract or parcel NJ land situate aud
lying IN the Fourth Election District Oi Hartford
uunty aforesaid, together with the improve.
m"uts thereon, containing ., acres ni land.
more Or less, and lying on Ihr Public Road from
loop Town 10 Amos Shop aud Described IN
decd from Harry A. Whitaker, Trustee, 10 Luther
i Gross dated the 9Th day nj May iUnS. and
recorded IN the Land Records OF Hartford County
aforesaid IN Iihcr " 5. f.. No l22. folio iDt
aud assessed Ia Harry Mead iur lDIi taxes in AZ.
Gears. interest thereon and proportional costs
to day al sale amounting To ..... ..... az Gb
Al that tract or parcel Of land situate aud
kIng III the Fourth Election District Of Hartford
county aforesaid together with III" improve
munis thereon, containing ~ acres al land. more
~ less, and Described III u deed dated the lJh
day 0I March lOIl from Adam lInslnrh aud wife
IL Hugh NJ. Laird aud recorded IN til" Land
KuCurds nj Hartford County aforesaid. IN libcr
i A Il, No. w. folio I7i. and assessed to II NJ.
LniTd Tor 1913 taxes IN arrears, interest thereon.
proportional costs 10 day Ol sale amounting
In an
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ing In the IhTd Erection District Of Hartford
county Aforesaid. together with the improve
mcnls thereon, on the public road leading from
CaIsIn Run 10 H' lrump Station cOntaiHIns 20
Acres OF Land more or less, and described In .
deed dated The ptb day Ut November, IBli from
G,Orgr ". III nor aud wife to jennie Bell, and
+, corded IN lh' Land Records ut Hartford CpuH
~ atOTra aId, ~ lIbrr J T., No. 40, folio Gi.
and asspssod u Jennie BELL Tor 1919 taxes IN ~
rvars. interest thereon, proportional costs 10
daY OF sale amounting to ~ NJ
All that tract Or parcel Oi land situate aud y
ing IN the Third Election District ~ Hartford
county aforesaid, together with the improve
mrnt thereon, and mad" up Of three tracts
known respectively ~ Buzz Angie iiul y Out
let and Addition Bush Grove, containing ~
Acres Of Land. more or less. and b. InV that pUf %
ton drsrrIbrd hy meets and bounds FIRST de-.
sCril ed N deed dated the 18Th day Ui August
1913 from l.lrliRr lI"dd Young. trustee. unto
Charles $ GOlding, and recorded m the Land
Records Of Hartford County aforesaid, In l.IboT
J A. Il No. lI2. folio liB. and assessed to has
S and Gertrude folding Tor 1918 taxes IN ar
rsars, interest thereon, prop rtiOnal costs 10
day Of sale amounting 10 .....-. gu. rs
All that tract Or parcel 0i land situate and ly.
ing IN the THIRD Election District Of Hartford
county aforesaid, together WIlh the improve
ments thereon. fronting on the pu lie road
leading from Toll Gate 10 Hartford County =
Alm,hOusC, rnntainIn Acre, RODds and ~
Spuarr PDrches OF Land more Ur less, described
IN mOrigiR' dated the Jth day ri November.
1904. from Mary L., lrOulnrr and husband 10
1hOu,us II. Robinson and record IN thu Land
Records a. Hartford County aforesaid. IN Lib,f
W S. f No ~, folio 22J and asses Sod 10 Mary
T. IrOutncr for 1915 tax IN arrears, interest
thereon, prOpurlIOha! costs To day u sale
amounting to ..... ..,,. .....,....... tlB N
All that tract or parcel OF land situate and ly.
ing In hr Third Election District Of Hartford
county aforesaid, together with the improve,
ment, thereon. near Winters Run. containing
! 1873 Acres Oi Land more or less. described IN a
decd 'ated the ZIrd day Ui February, IaDJ from
olivia L. fendIll and husband to John Muller
and wIir. and recorded III the Land Records Oi
Hartford County aforesaid. ia Lib'r W. s. Y
No I2j, folio 80. and assessed 10 John and War
rem Muller for 1915 taxes IN arrears. Interest
thereon, proportional cost, TO day Oi ,al,
amounting to .. ....... 600. ~ ~
All that tract or parcel Of land situate anC
lying in the Third Election District Of lIariOrt
County aforesaid, together with the improve
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| mcnts thereon, which lies On the right hand
side oi the center of Deer Creek in going from
US source to Its mouth, and south eastcry ul
me point On said creek where run called
Stirrup's Run flows into said creek, excluding
thcrclrom any part nj the land conveyed and
described III deed from Silas Warner and wife
To Joshua Rutlcdgc, dated June lSS1 and re-
corded In libcr A, l., j.. No. 30 folio 3tN rX 70
ccpting also thcrcIrOm all that tract or parcel OF
land situate On the south or west side nj the
center of Deer Creek In said district, containing
Va Acres III and more or less, aud described In
deed dated the nth day Of April, InOI from
William l.. Michael IT al IL Frank Martin and
recorded IN llhrr ", $, I, No. llI. folio lO2
leaving remaining Ot the original tract, about 81
Acres al Land, more or less, anh which Is drS-
rrihrd IN deed dated the 10Th day nj April,
lblt from John ], Carter and wife and others
to william u. Michael, and recorded In lihcr
" y. !. No III iullo II, and assessed 10 W.
Emory Michael for iO6 taxes In arrears, interest
lhtfcnn, proportional costs IN day oi sale
amounting 10 .......... - ..... . t2Oii
lNlhg IN III" Third Election District uI Hartford
county aforesaid together with the improve.
m"niS thereon Nltunt" on the suuthrrly side OF
Deer Creek IN said district al Hartford county
uor"Nald. containing ljd Acres nj land more or
less, described IN u deed from John H. Ryrkurd
To the SAID Hugh V Ward. dated the 2lih day of
august, 1903, aud recorded IN the Land Records
III iinriord county, In Liner " & r Ma IOS
inllu 2hb, excepting Acre more or less that
Nn> conveyed by Hugh Ward to he state of
Maryland, by deed dated the 2Uh day of lime
NV 'Ihp 'hal "lhrf tract ~ parcel ot land in
h,tiirh ny The said Hugh V Ward from his
Ihthrr John Ward rs his only heir At law. aud
NN"ssrd To Hugh V Ward i0r lOIb taxes In ar
r'nrs, interest thereon, proportional costs 10 day
II sale amounting Ia ... ........ "a 70
All that irnri or pnrcrl at land situate and
lying IN the Third Election District al Hartford
tuuniy aforesaid, together with the improve
mcnts thereon situate on the road leading from
fountain Green to the Hickory, IN said District
containing T. acres NJ land more or less, aud
described IN deed from Walter " Preston,
trustee, To James Howard, dated the 10th day nj
May, lpb, and recorded IN l.lhur W. s r., No
ili folio IA unr III The Land Records Of Hartford
county aforesaid, and assessed Ia James How,
ard. cnlOrcd, iOr lOlh taxes In arrears. interest
thereon. proportional costs To day oi sale
amounting To ........... ......., Ell ~
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TAX SALES

Under and In virtue Of the prov sions ol the
State and County Taxes in Hartford county. the
undersigned, Treasurer OF Hartford county
hereby gives notice that the respective sums
hereafter mentioned are due and owing for State
and County Taxes for the year 1915, including
the interest and cost thereon to the day Of sale
from lhr.rCSprctiNc parcels Of land hereinafter
mentioned, and u said taxes are not paid on or
before
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Monday. the 10Th day Of April. in the year 1916

he will proceed on said date al the Court HOUSE
door IN the Town OF Rel Air, In Hartford county,
To offer each and every one Of the said parcels
at land or ~ much thereof rs may be necessary
10 pay said taxes and costs of advertising fees
chargrnblc 10 each parcel accrued and Ia accrue
To the dav or sale to the highest bidder lnr cash.
andihc district in which each is situated, is rs
follows.