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Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
Ameriean ontieaI eIa.s.

The manufacture of American op- teal glass is about to be begun on q commercial basis. a large factory .s--
 ing been erected by an optical firm of Rochester, N. T.. which. it is said. will be equipped 10 make all kinds of lenses, from the tiny glass used in the microscope to that of the searchlight mea suring several feet in diameter. The first effort in this direction was made about twenty-five ycaI ago. and 1t was a failure The latest effort in the manufacture of this glass was be- gun eNperimentally by the Rochester firm a few years ago, and when the war broke out this had just demon strated its success. so that its expan- sion would have come along in the reg ular order of things. The necessity for a plant of this kind in this coun- try has been forcibly demonstrated by the war. which has completely cut off the supply of optical glass. which came
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
ENOT HOLDS N. F. A. HITLESS Rverview Club Defeats Academy in Five Inning Game
 Score 5 to O-Butts and Magnano Star Bat

The Riverview club of the state hospital easily defeated the Acade- my team in a five inning game on Thursday afternoon at the hospital.
 Enot Manager McGraw's pitching find held the High School boys hitless and had his blenders working in mid season form.
 The State Institution team had no trouble in finding Purvis and right from the start they scored. Chase secured an infield single and took third on Butts hit to left. Purvis passed McGraw Three men on bases in the first inning unneryed Purvis and he heaved a wild one all lowing Chase to score. Howard hit to IeC4aire who picked up the ball but did not know what to do with it. In the meantime while Butts scored and Howard reached first safely. Counifian dropped the ball and did not recover in time to catch McGraw at the plate.
 In the fourth the Hospital annexed hit through short and scored when Magnano drove a slashing two sacker to deep left center. Manager Me Graw helped the cause along by singling to left scoring Magnano.
 The Hospital team have arranged a game with Willimantic for Saturday and as the Thread City is never lack ing for baseball talent the fans are anticipating a good game The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
Production of FuIIer's Earth on the
 Increase.

increase.
 The fuller's earth industry In this country in 1915 will show a healthy condition, according to reports re ceived by the United States Geological Survey. The industry is comparative ly recent. the first production nav.ng been reported in 1895 from Florida, though fuller's earth was discovered a few years earlier in Arkansas. The production sn 1915 was 47 eOI tons, val ued ct s4S9,2l9. which was an increase of 6.e20 tons and SS5.573 over 1914 On the other hand the imports e fIIIer's earth. which were 9.441 tonS va1u-G at S152,493 in 1915, decreased 5.536 tons and S42,590 compared with 1914 The marketed production in 1915 was therefore more than twice as great as the imports, and the value of the do- mestic earth marketed was more than three times that of the imported earth- The average price per ton of American earth was S2.37 greater than that of the imported. Fuller's earth Is now used principally in clarifying mineral and vegetable oils and fats and greases. though 1t derived its name from it's original use the fulling of cloths. A-r which it is stiu employed in a small way Six states reported production of fullers earth for 1915. Arkansas. California, Florida, Georgia. Massa- chusetts. and Texas. The state lead ing in production is Florida, which re- ported nearly 75 per cent of the output for 1915. Georgia was second and Arkansas third
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
TYLER PITCHES BRAVES TO
 VICTORY OVER GIANTS
Umpire klem Cleaned New York
 Bench in Fourth Inning.

Boston, April 27.-Tyler held the Giants to five hits today, Boston win ming, to 2. The Braves pitcher re- tired the side on strikes beginning with Kauff in the second inning end famed the first man up in the next.
 Umpire Klem sent most of the visi- tors who were not playing from the field in the fourth inning because of their loud talk over a decision at the plate when Collins threw out Burns. After the game Klam and Manager McGraw of the Charts nearly came to blows as a result of remarks by the
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made by the company of It's own ac-

cord.
 Warehouse Point-Mr. and Mrs Samuel A. Morse of West Haven have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss 4Iarionette Morse. 10 Robert Strong Wadsworth, Yale 1909 of Warehouse Point
 Winsted-The one hundred and Htty-second annual meeting of the Lttchfield Medical Association wa5 held at the Litchheld County Hospital Tuesday. Twenty-Five physicians of the county were present.
 Clinton-The wedding of Miss Edith Fl. Stevens. daughter of Capt. George A stevens and Frederick Nicholas of Newark. W. J., took place at the home Of the brides aunt. at .2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon Rev. F. H. Long, man. pastor of the Baptist church per formed the ceremony.
 Stamford-Judge Webb in the super- for court for Fairfield county granted divorce to May Louise Blake of Stamford, wife of Harry Edwin Blake of Middletown. The couple were mar ried in 1894, twenty-two years ago. and the divorce was granted on the grounds of intemperance and cruelty Oanbury-Secretary of State Charles D. Burnes was held up by a police man at the business corner in Dan- bury. Tuesday for failure to observe the traffic regulations at that point The secretary, who was In a hurry to get to the county court house, failed tc | drive to the right of the police mark CT at this point and was promptly halted and asked to explain The po- liceman dfd not recognize him as hS | appeared to be a stranger in the city and permitted him to proceed after warning him.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Avon-Judge Benjamin I. Miller of Avon may be the next. chairman of the democratic state central committee.
 BristoI-At a special city election, the proposition to add two mills to the tax for the purpose of improving streets was defeated by vots of 643 to 215.
 East BerIin-R. O. Clark now has his engine and dump cars running through his brick yard. This will do away with a number of teams in hauling clay from pit to machines.
 Hartford-AIr. and Mrs. John O.. Enders and daughter of Highland street have returned after spending a few days at their summer home at Pleasure Beach, Waterford.
 East Hartford-The twenty-third an- niversary of the founding of the East Hartford fire department was observed by the members and friends Tuesday evening by a minstrel show and dance.
 BethIehem-The new electric road will start at Torrington and go by way of Litchfield, Bantam, Bantam Lake, Morris, Bethlehem and Watertown, meeting the present trolley line from Waterbury.
 TaleottvilIe-Talcott Brothers have fposted notices in their mills to the ef- feet that, after May 1, an increase of 10 per cent. will be made in the wages of their employees. This advance is
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cubs Take sirth straiaht oane.

Chicago. April 2T.@Chicago won it's sixth straight game today by defeat ing St. Louis, to ,, in the first game of the series. The locals punched hits off Jasper and forced his retirement fin the fourth and then continued their attack against a. Williams, a recruit obtained from the American Associa- ton.
 Vaughan had little trouble holding the visitors after the second inning put he eased up in the ninth and St. Louis bunched hits for three runs.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28

American soldiers in Mexico are said 10 be paying Si apiece for cig- arettes that sell for cents a pack In the United States. Those peons evldentaEy believe in making hay while the sun shines. - Birmingham Age Herald
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
Record to Date.

The New Jersey 12 year old boy fish, ing kr a stream who says he caught with his hands Q brook trout that weighed 1-z pounds and measured IS 1-2 inches has told the star fish story SO far-Boston Globe
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
Washington Trims Athletics.

Washington, April 27.-washington defeated Philadelphia today, to ?. With the score tied in the sixth My CTS relieved Bressler with two on bases and although an infield hit filled the bases, the locals could not score. In the eighth, however, a pass. two sir gles, a hit batsman and a sacrifice
 PhIIadelusia (Al W..Lt,.t.. ts,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
panaerous ErnInsinns-

We should advise Count von Bern storn. the German ambassador in this country. who on the whole has con- ducted himself with rare discretion to abandon Wolfe von Igel. His case is full of dynamite.-Nsw Haven Journal Courier
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
Totals s2 Q 27n II

(xl Ran for Meyer in 9th
 txx) Batted for Myers in eh.
 Score by innings: Chicago ....... o | 1 e+6 Cleveland ... - O q o "a txi Batted for o'Nein in eih.
 txxl Batted for Klepter in sth
 Twp base hits. Speaker. Fournier. Three bass hit. Fournier. Sacrifice hit. McMuen.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
Detroit Trims St. Louis.

TctaIs 90 ' lI 5 5 txl Bortnn out hit by batied ball
 txxl Batted for Crandau In eth-
 fz) Batted for Davenport in 5th. tzz) BHtted for Groom in Tth-
 Scnre by innings. De-roit .--...-.....l 10 CT St. Lcuis .....2 o 0 o-2 Two base hits. Veach. Heilman. Three base hit. Cunningham Sacrifice hit Young saeri- fee flies. Witt, Marsans. /
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
caae of Too Much Rrxan-

Reports from Nebraska indicate that the Bryan brothers failed to hyp- notize the enlightened voters of that commonwealth. - Birmingham Age Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28

British midshipmen are promoted to the rank of sub-lieutenant after three years, if their examinations are satis- factory.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
Chicago Runehes Hits and Win. 5 to 3

Cleveland, April 27.-Chicago bunch ed hits off Mitchell today and won . to g. taber was hit hard but his sup port saved him from being scored on until the sixth, when Cleveland made its three runs on a hit, two passes, an error and sacrifice fly. Faber again Wavered in the eighth but Russell came to the rescue and stopped a rally.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
MONEY

New York, April 27.-Can money steady; high 2 1-2: low 2 1-4; ruling rate 2 Ia; last loan 2 1-4; closing bid 2; offered at 2 IA.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
FRATERNAL BOWLING LEAGUE.
EIks Defeat Moose-OwIs Lose to K.
 of C.

The Eiks won their match from the Moose in the F'raternal Bowling league at the Aetna alleys, Thursday even- ing. The K. of c. defeated the Owls.
 Sylvia broke the league held by Futile with 133. rolling 137. The ScOrPS-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
COTTON.

New York, April 27.-Cotton futures closed steady. May 1194; July 12OS; October 1928; December 124o; January 1247
 Spot steady: middling 1915.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28

tAI Bs;tsd for K Williams in sth-
 Scnre by innings. St Louis ..-....-..i eoe s-5 Chicago .. ........ 0 O O O x-s Two base hits. Snyder. Schultz 2. Zimmerrnnn Yerkes. F1ack Threo bose hit. vauEhn-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28

Hospital ...-..-............ 0 x-5
 Two base hits Magnano. Bases balls, of Purvfs 3; of Enot l. Struck out. by Purvis f.. by Enot 8. Wild pitch. Purvis. Stolen bases. Howard. Moore. Butts Umpire Riley Time one hour
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
Some Yankee in 'Em.

heretofore from one or the other of the belligerent countries
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

National Lsapus. Pittsburgh Cincinnati. wet grounds Philadeiphia- Brooklyn. wet grounds Boston 3. New York .. Chicago 9. St. Louis 5.
 American League. New Yori1-Boston. wet grOundA Chicago 5. Clectland 3. Washington {. Philadelphia 2. Detroit :. St. Louis 2
 international Leapus. Newark Toronto. postponed. vet zroundA Baltmore- Montreal postponed. rain. Providence s. Rochester l. Richmond 3. Buffalo q
 American Ass0eiatI0n. At Columbus o. St. Paul 8. At IEdianapolis :. Milwaukee 2. Al Louisville {. kapsas City 1. At Toledo ,. Minneapolis 9.
 College Rssuts. Harza-d I. Colby 2.
 GAMES SCHEDULED TO-DAY.
 National League. New York st Boston. Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
 sL Louis Ht Chicago.
 American League. Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Washington.
 Detroit at St Louis.
 Eastern League. Lynn at Springfield Portland a; Hartford.
 Lawrence at New Haren-
 Lowell at Bridgeport.
 Worcester at New London.
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tier. Umpire EInslie stepped be- Teen them and averted a conflict.
2 6EDA
 New York fNl
Rmton CH)
.ls tg 5 :i1a aI ro,.I. !,

scuro by InninEs.
 Ne. York ........,.o ooIeo IA Bn.tnn ....-.-..--. O O O x-3 Tro h1so hit. TSler. Three base hit. Burns. s1crihre hit wihoif- Sacrifice hy. Rariden.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-28

The man in the picture is his own landlord and proud of it. Not only that, but he has his house fully in sured These two facts give him a sense of Security and Independence that nothing else can. Let me make you secure as far as the Fire Insur- ance is concerned.
 ISAAC 6. JONES
 Insurance and Real Estate Agent Richards Building, e1 Main Street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
STOCK MARKET
MORE SETTLED
Assurancss From Washington On The
Mexican sttuaroa 3as Quisting
Effect-War stocks Rise.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE unsettle-
ment created yesterday. by acute condi-
lions In Mexico, was dispelled to a SON
siderable degree today. in OF
assurances from Washington and other
official sources. For a time. however.
shaFes OF companies operating In that i'll
iated country were under severe re-
straint but moved forward in the final
hour. Mexican Petroleum. making an ex-
IRENE gain OF "a. and American Smelt-
ing 90 to 1907.
shares OF the munitions companies
recovered. some Of them ~buoyantly. from
low prices Of the mid-week. Crucible
steel leading the rise with an overnight
gain OF ga 10 69iz. Concurrent strength
was shown by Bethlehem Steel. which
advanced 25 points to f55 and gave color
10 rumors that interests in the company
had acquired a large block Of Crucible.
Later in the session. speculation trick
led INTO new channels. chiefly telephone
ard telegraph shares. which were unusu-
ally active at higher quotations. Partial
explanation Of this movement was offer
ed by the report OF the Western Union
Ielesraph CO.. whose statement for 1915
disclosed 4 net Income OF StO.216.3Sl.
AGAINST S5.S7t.3s5 in 1914
Jntted states Steel followed the ren-~.
al trend Of the market. rising "a to S6@.
but Vas ~overshadowed by the activity In
special stocks. Total sales OF stocks
amounted TO 10000 shares.
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NEW INTERESTS PAY
CURTISS SS,5OO,OOO
Gets 8 10000 o In Cash-Un1ted Acre
Companies Incorporated At
Albany.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE Curtiss
AerOplane and Motor Corporation Of Buff
falo. which was formed a few weeks
ago after a syndicate headed by William
Morris Imbrie & Co. Of 81 broadway.
had bought control Of the old Curtiss
Aeroplane Company and the Curtiss Mo
tor Company. was Incorporated In Albany
yesterday.
With the news Of the incorporation
the true figures OF what Glenn Curtiss,
inventor of the %aeroplane that bears his
name. got for his holdings in the old
companies were disclosed. The first
item in the payment was S5.OO0.0oO In
cash. lie also received. It was said So
100000 Of the Z per cent. cumulative pre-
ferred stock and $1,000 shares Of COM
mon stock having no par value. The
shares are by the syudi-
cate. which is composed OF many Of the
strong banks and business houses. The
capitalization Of the old companies VAS
$4,000. 600. The business in the past year
was in excess Of 100000 ami orders
and contracts have been received which
amoun TO between Sl3. 00o.oOo and Si5.-
600 900 and which. 81 Is expected, will
show a profit Of between S6.UO0.0O and
$1,000. 900.
The capitalization Of the corporation
Is as follows. 50. 600. 600 In serial q per
cent. notes. 5000. 900 81 shares Of e per
cent cumulative preferred stock and
10000 shares OF no gar value common
stock.
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a. p MCHnFkcF. who has hon ~on-
hned % has home on Maple avenus. with
illnfHR o. improving slowly.
MISS Anna Witrhey left. THURSDAY. Tor
t"rssrshurF 20 take "a course In the
Mountain State business COLLEGE.
Ir. u p Martin wna n business vfeff-
or tu Marietta .Thurrdny
carl Miller ig spending q few DAYS
wItn his parents on Locust street. ne-
Tore leaving Tor South Bethlehem. Pa
where De VIII enter fehirh UNIVERSITY
Euucrf Bruce. who has been r0rrrrH
"a hia homo on North street with an
attack Or ue rrirrc. Del much improved
hr and Mrs. Edward ecallcv. on Tiffis
Hooking O.. are the rucafa ~ Mr.. and
Arf John NCaIIoy, on Main street
John bradshaw has returned 20 ffs
homo ln lairmout. after beinF the ufrsf
~ Mr ard Mrs VIII Aukrom. on Mamie
atfuur. Tor "a Few duvr
Miss Gertrude Lap lrft. WEDNESDAY.
Tor Itt.hurrh who're che iq rmriovrH
Mrs Katherine U0u-F was hoefere fr
The Ilal.N Circle nt hrr home on Locust
street "wednesday Afternoon.
IFHIin workman has returned FROM
canton haFInH boon called here by tho
SERIOUS iIrree of bis father. Mr.. Frank
Workman
Jacob Google has rrfurned from
hu nt.e trlp f0 pittsburgh
Nrr ErrIrino o. instead is ronrrrf 90
Dor h0mc on Maple avenue with W-
ur.a
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wall street ".

Armour and company for year ended
October 3oth. 1915. earned 81 per cent
on stock against 35ta per cent. for pre-.
Nious year.
General Nictoriano Huerta ex-presi
dent OF Mexico, died az TT Paso.
Lehlgh buys 1900 automobile freight
cars from standard steel Car. Pullman
and American Locomotive.
French government plans tax on wal
profits.
department OF Justice mako ro-na.
announcement that DO Will continue t-
prosecution Of the five New Haven I'D.
rectors.
Final returns from French war loan
three billion DOLLAR.
Structural and Bridge Builders Sr0Ie.
Is estimates contracts taken 90 Ds..m.
Der D. ~fthr.cl.luE shop. equivalent o.
l-i per cent of total capacity of shops
iu United States.
several s~yudlcafcs expected to hiI or
N"" York state bonds on Jalarv .,fh.
Germany expected to prohibit invest.
ment of German money 90 foreign So.
Curlties.
70 industrials 125. 20. up O2o per cent
p railways l06 A.. off 02I per cent?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
LIVE STOCK
Union stocT Yards.
HOGS


Good to choice. 100 10 I.5 : d
Fair To- good 100 10 l5O.. 8 6
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FINANCIAL

december IS. Miss Genevelve Mcbride
1Le OF AIR. and Airs. GeorEe
Mlbi4dc. OF this city. and Mr.. Charles
ldbe b} lteN. ~athcr 4. a. quinn. Mrs.
levine was "a very popular girl. gradu-
ated from tho Slstersvule high In lglg-
later graduating from Duns business
college in Pittsburgh.
a pIetty wedding took place at Mari
otta SUNDAY morning at eight O'clock.
Shtn Miss Jane Norton Hutchison. OF
NcW MaiaHnoras, became the bride or
Mr. Thomas Miller. The bride IL an
exceptionally pretty and popular riri
ana Is "a sister o. Miss Rachel Hutchi-
ION or ms city. They left for East
Liverpool. %, where they will MADE
their future home. Mr.. Miller being en-
pioyod on the government dam at thar
Misses Sauie Stoops and EVELYN Hoch
EFT "a evening Tor Farkers6urg 10
De- the weekend guests OF Miss Eliza
basket ban game today PAX
trsburg and Sistersville high school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
OEan & Bryan's clOsip= sock Letter

NEW YORK. Jan. 14-General better
ment was the order Of things. The Mex
lean news taken as a whole and in CON
Junction with the Washington advices
suggested that the situation TO the
south OF our borders ~ likely to be ad-
Jusied In a sane and sober manner. shorts
We're nervous In the war order issues.
and a rather fair inquiry developed for
the rails. Among the specialties. Corn
froducts was actively absorbed. II ap-
parently being the opinion entertained I'M
good quarters that the company has
made a very strong defense in the gov
erhments suit against the corporation.
Inc business is known 10
nave Increased considerably. As far as
the bulge In the general list Is concerned
il should be borne in mind that the de-
inands from the shorts have contributed
greatly to the bulk or the dealings. and
mat the contraction in the short in
terest tends TO somewhat weaken the
technical position Of the list. There
Tore the general runs Of industrials we
believe should be sold on the upturns.
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Flashes To Mantenn.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE market
opened firm today. Issues which were
Sold freely at the close yesterday were
stronger but this was attributed to short
covering. The industrial specialties wer,
strong and active. Cruclble was tho
leader and up to noon owe an ad.
ditional five points. The general market
was strong but appeared 10 have entered
a period Of rest and convalescence which
- only natural after the violent decline
recently. At noon the market was quiet
with a good undertone.
NEW YORK. Jan. live EXPECT 10
see an irregular market for a while but
one which should offer good trading op-
portunities for alert traders. The bust
ness outlook was never more auspicious
and much higher prices are inevitable in
time.
Buy the coppers. they will all be high
cr soon.
Rumor here Beth. steel has acquired
control Of Crucible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
BANK ORGANIZES
Directors Of Peoples Bank. Yesterday
Reflect old OFFICERS for Ensuing
Year

Directors 20 tae Peoples Bank effected
an orgauizat.or yesterday IF re--lectiul
the present officers for ts ensuing year
The officers elected follow.
IrcslIelt-IoHu s.. Hess.
Vice president and D1ahler-geurge
W. Erkharf.
Assistant cl-hi.r-U1rry T.. Erkharf
The flI membership 90 the board was
present. Including fts ful rewIy-ciecfed
director. Baird Mitchell VINO succeeded
Fnbsrt Uaz.s.'. aHd James Henderson
whp succeeded fr. Irfe T. Dr.. uutrhis.
con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
WHEAT MARKET
GETS SETBACK
Rising remperature Tended 90 DIS upate
Fears Of amag Due TO Cold
Woather-Corn and
oats Lost

CHICAGO. Ian. 1f.-Rising tempera-
tufe that Tends 10 dissipate fears 81
Solu weather damage 10 the Wintcr crop
had much TO do to-day with bringing
about a setback Ia the price OF wheat.
The outcome was "A nervous close az 4 f
&C 10 sHlc net decline with MAY
sl.zIh and July Si.2o4. Corn lost . u
&C 10 lulAc. oats &C to sc. and pro-
visions 1Qc 10 lJc.
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ANOTHER INCREASE
IN BANK CLEARINGS
Total for Friday IL s354,494.4s, an In
crease of IT'S Per Cent. over Same
Day Last

There was another substantial in
crease Friday in the Wheeling bank
cleraings. compared with the same day
I'm January. 1915. The total clearings
were S354.49f.fS. compared with $780,
642.39. an increase Of S~53.S5tO9. or i7.9
per cent.
C~learinEs for the month OF January
10 date now aggregate S5.I5I.1i1.91, com
pared with S3.156.l6S.OO. an increase OF
Sl.4OO.3I9.gl OF 31.3 per cent. Figures
In detail follow:
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The norcas society 81 st. Johns NJ.
r. church.. south. was very p~leaaanffv
entertained b. Mrs. John Forbes Al her
crnoon. After n pleasant afferpcC,
spent in ~f1ncywork a tempting luncheon
served By the hoafoae
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
NEW M~ARTINSVILLE

The Daily I-nteIligenesy Will Be found
on sale az AgRr's Cigar and FruIt stano
main street Cigar and Fruft
stand. Moses Thomas Fruit stand Johs
ihomas Fruit stand at depot
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Entertalned aooI.tr-

NV AARTINSNILLE. W. Va. Jan.
entertained the members Of tie TadtcS.
AID or the First NJ r. church al L.r
nome on Maple avenue. Thursday after
noon Scwing was the diversion OF ne
Afternoon. after which a dainty Iunrhcon
was served.