The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-16
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At the Grand-"The Ring of the Bor-
gas" featuring Richard Tucker and
Augustus Phillips, will be seen at
the Grand tonight, commencing S:15.
Admission and 10 cents. Great big
monster program of eight reels at the
Grand tomorrow night, featuring Lii
lian Walker in "A Model Wife," start
ing 7:45. Admission 3 and 10 cents.
Theda Bara in Destruction" a big
Fox feature at the Grand next Mon
day. Fox pictures every Monday and
Thursday, matinee and night at the
Grand. Matinees . snd 10 cents.
Night, 10 cents
The Weather-Cloudy today; proba-
t;y showers; conler.
The Tides-High water on the
Brunswick bar today at 4:42 a. NJ,
and 5:12 p. NJ; low water at 1902
a. al.
Eark ArriVes-The bark Frigga, ar
rived Sunday and is anchored at the
A, B. & A. docks. She is taking on
timber.
Pilipg Shipped-The barge Hercu-
les dropped down to Quarantine yes
terday from the Blythe beach. She is
laden with piling for New York.
Two Excursions-A large number Of
local negroes went on an excursion
to Fernandina yesterday and will re-
turn today. An excursion was run to
this city from Darien.
To Open Office R. A. Cissell will
leave this morning for Hazelhurst.
where he viii open a recruiting sta
ton for a week He expects to find
fruitful field there.
Critically III-W. y. Way is cr;ti-
eally i'll at his home. Mr.. Way is suf-
fering from a general breakdown due
to age and his condition is causing
his friends much alarm
About Well Again-Thomas A.
Lloyd, who was injured last Sunday
when his motor-wheel fell with him.
is improving rapidly. He was able to
be at his business yesterday
Brig in Poyt-The brig Vega ar
rived in port Sunday and is anchor
ed at the A., B. & A. docks. She is
taking on a cargo of ties for the
American Tie G Timber company.
Rio Grande Coming-The steamer
Rio Grande sailed Saturday from New
York for this port. She is loaded with
a general cargo and is due to arrive
today, She viii take on general
cargo here.
Good ToWn-No arrests were made
from Saturday night until Monday
night, and the police department has
decided that Brunswick is getting to
be an awfully good town This is
the first time such a thing has hap
pened in many months.
May Save Lea-Sylvanus Keene, of
Camden county, who was shot in the
leg by his brother, Alvin, several
days ago, is improving rapidly at the
city hospital. His physician is max
ing a desperate effort to save the
boys leg which, at first, was beliey-
ed too badly injured 70 save.
Must Tap Sewer-Commission of
Health r. f. Abercrombie has issued
a notice to all owners of property ad-
jacent to the N street sewer to make
connections at once. This sewer was
constructed in 1914 and unless per
mits are secured by June l, all houses
within two hundred feet of the sewer
will be- condemned The city engin-
eer will issue permits.
The Pastime-The patrons Of the
Pastime theatre will be pleased to
know that the Pastime will not be
closed down at all this week. They
have engaged an exceptionally good
fouT-reel program for both Tuesday
and Thursday and will be in full blast
on both these days. On Wednesday
the beautiful litte screen star, Mar
guerite Clark will be presented in