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1S9 North Fourth street
Benjamin \. Striplin. Residence and
place applied for, 523 State street.
NINTH WARD
John r. Elscheid. Residence and place
applied for. $. L. corner Fifth street
and Strawberry avenue.
John 4. Brougher. Residence and place
HehPTpH fG are el Msdg5 street snd paoe
applied for, 421 Walnut street.
William j. Cozzoli. Residence and place
applied for, S. Il. corner Market and
Marino Acri. Residence and place ap-
piled for, 4O4 Chestnut street.
John w. schroth and Walter 7: Keiner,
trading as Plaza Hotel Company.
Residence and place applied for, 423-
427 Market street.
David C. AIingle. Residence, Harris
burg. Pa. Place applied for, HOS Mar
Charles Martin. Residence. Harrisburg,
Pa. Place applied for. 433 Market
Edward G. Hoffman. Residence and
place, applied for, AL and AS Market
Edwin S. Miller. Residence and place
Joseph Giusti. Residence and place ap-
piled for. "a Grace street.
Charles q. Coppedge; Residence and
., corner Of Tenth street.
Samuel Flshman. Residence. Ill Ever
green. street. Place applied for. 426,
TENTH WARD
Albert Koenig. Residence and place ap-
piled for. \. q. corner Sixth and Ma
clay streets.
ELEVENTH, WARD
Fred w. Ebel. Residence, Harrisburg,
Pa. Place applied for. 1902 North
Fourth street
MiddIetOwn
John II. Snyder. Residence and place
applied for, First ward, corner Union
street and Mud Pike Road.
Albert Wilson, First ward. Residence,
156 Market street. Place applied for,
s.. e. corner Market and Wood streets.
applied for, Second ward. N W. corner
Union and Ann streets, Washington
John 4. Dupes. Residence. Mlddletown.
Gated in Wilson street.
William w. Conklin. Residence and
place applied for, Second ward, 10S
Amos Kupp. Residence and place ap-
piled for, IL Mill street, Second ward.
w, w. McCreary. Residence, Middle
town, Pa. Place applied for, 214 S.
Martin Snyder. Residence. MiddIetown,
Pa. Place applied for. N. e. corner of
Pine and Main streets, Third ward.
SteeItOn
Thomas j. Nelley. Residence. Steelton,
Ed TiuCe Applied IOTs ga ouulh 'FRONT.'
Gertrude w. Brandt. Residence and
place, applied for, S73 and 375 South
Alfred Fletcher, Second ward Resi-
dence and place applied for, III and
1f9 South Front street.
Kirk Shelley. Residence and place ap-
piled for. Second ward, 129-l35 South
Front street.
l.. c. Kefm, Third ward Residence and
place applied for, 169 and III North
Front street.
Joseph II. Gerdes, Fourth ward Resi-
dencc and place applied for. 347 and
349 North Front street.
Michael A. Obercash, Fifth ward. Res
idence and place applied for, 243 and
245 Main street.
Preston v. Low. Fifth ward. Residence
and place applied for. 3S3 Main street.
Florence House.
HummelRtovu
Fred 3. Graupner. Residence and place
applied for, keystone Hotel.
Milton c. Iensch and Howard Herbein.
Residence and place applied for, n.
w. corner Railroad and Second SITS.
J. r. Shenk. Residence and place ap-
piled for, Central Hotel.
Dauphiu
Charles w. Sellers. Residence and place
applied for, Dauphin House, corner
Erie and Race streets.
Halifax Borough
G. NJ. Richeter. Residence and place
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Lower Paxton Township

Carl Reith. Residence and place ap-
piled for, Linglestown, Eagle Hotel.
David La2Zarine. Residence and place
applied for. The Homestead Hotel,
Linglestown.
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Edward RI. Maher. Place applied for,
south side Market street, near East
street, West ward. Residence, Will
Jamestown, Pa.
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Eugene C. Steiner. Place applied for
310 South Union street. First ward
Residence. 81 South Catherine street
MiddletoWn, Pa.
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WilIinmstown

Cyrus Donley. Place applied for. Will
Jamestown Bottling Works, south side
Market street, West ward. Residence,
Williamstown Borough. Pa.
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Demonstrating
Wear-EVer Aluminium

If all this well-known expert
knew were in a book, every
household would possess one.
She'll tell you still more
about "Wear-Ever" Alumi-
mum, and why it is superior.
Demonstration Specials:
6-qt. Wear-Ever Aluminium Pre-
serve Kettle, 9jc.
3-qt. Wear-Ever aluminium Ber-
lin Kettle, 13c.
MAN'S-Basement
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South Hanover TO,ynshID


Harry Kaylor. Residence and place ap-
piled for, Union Deposit Hotel, Union
Deposit.
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BOTTLERS


Elmer c. Irwin. Place applied for. SIS
South Front street, Third ward. Res
idence, 326 North Front street.
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Orville p. Green. Residence and place
applied for, Second street
Edward Bodmer. Residence and place
applied for, Second and Lumber SITS.
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Derry TONynShin

Angelo Buchignani. Residence and
place applied for. .Swatara House, sit
uate on n. e. corner of Union De-
posit Road and The Harrisburg and
Reading Turnpike Road, Swatara Sta
ton.
Jacob Page. Residence and place ap-
piled for, Derry Church, the Haefner
House.
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MiIIinnstoyn

II. TT. Weaver. trading as Weaver &
Son. Residence, Elizabethville, Pa
Place applied for. Elizabethville.
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Harry c. LenKer. Place appIied fVr
Lenkerville. n. w. corner Market anC
Centre streets. Residence, Lenler-
VILE, Pa.
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Susquehnnna Township

applied for. Loyalton Hotel
Perry Shade. Residence and place ap-
piled for Big Run Hotel.
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IykenH BOrOugh

o. c. Paul. Residence and place applied
for. National Hotel, corner Market
and Union streets.
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Union town

W o. Rogers. Residence and place ap-
piled for, Union House.
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NJ. a. Schnieder. Place applied Tor, Ly'
kens Bottling Works, Pine street
West ward. Residence. Lykens Bor-
ough, Pa.
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Raunick Tells Council
of City's Health Needs

Continued From First Page.l
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by MISS SEARIGHT

Charles S. Bux. Place applied for. SIS
and $50 Market street. Residence.
Harrisburg, Pa.
and 902 Market street. Residence,
Harrisburg. Pa.
NJ. p. Johnson. Place applied for, 26
Grace avenue. Residence. PaXtpnia,
! Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin
County, Pa.
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william Hechler. Residence and place
applied for, ;. Il. corner Main and
Market streets, East Ward, Union
House.
Lewis Hoffman. Residence and place
applied for, East ward, East side Mar
ket street, Lykens Valley House.
l. d. Shammo. Residence and place ap-
piled for West ward. S. E. corner
Main and Pine streets.
Charles ]. Wilmer. Residence and place
applied for, West ward, Valley House,
n. e. corner Maine and Pine streets.
Samuel Il. Blyler. Residence and place
applied for, n. W. corner of Market
and South streets, West ward.
A. c. Arnold. Residence md place ap-
piled for Commercial Hotel. North
side of Main street. West ward.
Albert Fritz. Residence, Lykens, Pa
south side of Main street. East ward
Peter j. Adamiak:. Residence, Lykens,
Pa. Place applied for, Palace res
taurant, on south side of Main street,
West ward.
A. p. Schaffstall. Residence and place
applied for, Smith building, Market
street, West ward.
John Krobath. Residence, Lykens, Pa.
Place applied for, Lafayette restau-
rant, S. w. corner of Main and Market
streets. West ward.
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Jacob S. Koda. Place applied for, Me
chanics' Hall, south side of Main
street. West ward. Residence, Ly
kens, Pa,
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Chester S. Boyer. Residence and place
applied for Shells Tavern.
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kendig r. McCord. Place applied Tor,
- Ann street, First ward. Residence.
Middletown, Pa.
John +. Snyder. Place applied for, No.
232 South Union street, Second ward.
Residence. Middletown, Pa.
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for. keystone Hotel.


Mary r Koppenhaver. Residence and
place applied for. Hotel Koppenhaver,
$. w. corner Market street and Mar
ket Square.
Joseph A. Gernert. Residence and place
applied for, Hotel Charles.
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BerrysburE
GratX

William II. Bowman. Residence and
place applied for. st. Lawrence Hotel
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WHOLESALE

SWHEUFN IUWHHhID
Thomas Dunn. Residence and plac
applied for. Oberlin Hotel, Oberlin.
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I. d. Lingle. Residence and place ap.
piled for, Granville Hotel, Grant.
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Morris Yoffe and Tobias Yoffe. trading
as Yoffe Brothers. Place applied for,
Third ward, 81 u South Front street.
Residence. Steelton, Pa.
Frederick L. Smith. Place applied for.
237 North Front street, Third ward.
Residence. 237 North Front street,
Steelton, Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-15

Clean and fresh, and rich in
new color effects that will give
the home a cheerful atmos-
phere. Making known
Serviceable Papers in light,
medium or dark shades, suit
able for kitchens, attic rooms
and back halls; sold with match
borders. Roll ........... 3c
Bedroom Papers in latest
shade satin stripes, jasper dimi-
ties and florals that can be
treated with cut out borders or
panel effects. Roll ....7 7c
Non-fading 30-inch Oatmeal
Papers, in all colors; sold with
y or lS-inch borders. Roll, lie
Special Offering For
Wednesday Only
Washable vanished tile papers
for kitchens or bathrooms, with
borders to match, roll, 1Sc.
Please bring measurements to
avoid delay. BowmAN's-Tourth Floor
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OzzJ
Call 1891
Any Phone
Now when folks looking after wanted apparel for the bed along
this prearranged
Sale of Sheets & Cases
.Muslins, Sheetings and Tubines

Purchased at the off-start of advancing prices
on cottons which speaks for the very low selling
prices to-day-less in some instances than it now
costs the mills to produce, This applies to TN
bleached goods, in particular.
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Utica Sheets-slight mill impcr-
fccticns, which will not ..urt the
wearing qualities. 63xl0S inches, at
75c; S1x90 inches, at S9c. Mo-
hawk, 65x90 inches, at 69c,
Double Bed Sheets - bleached;
S1x90 inches; center seam; made of
good quality ruslin, 59c.
Utica Pillow Cases = Slight mill
imperfections. 42x56, 45x36, 45N3SH,
52x381l, 54x3S15; at 17c, 1Sc,
2Oc, 23c and 25c.
Bleached Muslin - 42-inch Utica,
at 11c yd.; 45-inch, at 1Sc yd.; so
inch at 22e yd.; 54-inch at 24t: yd,
42-inch Mohawk, at 15c yd.; IS
inch, at 16c yd.; 5O-inch, at 100
yd.; 54-inch, at 22c yd.
Snow White Muslin = equal to
grass bleachcd; will not turn vel
low; SO inches wide. Yard, SNc.
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WiIIIamstOwn
Idrison Edwards. Residence and place
applied for. East ward, north side
Market street. Mansion House.
John Stadnar Residence and place ap-
piled for, Williamstown House. north
side Market street, East ward.
William T. Hall. Residence and place
applied for, north side Market street
East ward, Fountain Springs Hotel.
John y. Geist. Residence and place ap-
piled for, corner West and Market
streets, West ward.
John Gfiffiths. Residence and place APP
West ward, Eagle Hotel.
Allen Ralph. Residence and place ap-
piled for, Washington House, north
side of Market street, West ward
Charles Pahira. Residence and place
applied for. keystone House, East
James l.. Meehan. Residence and place
applied for, north side Market street
West ward, Glen House.
James A. Darby. Residence and place
applied for. Mountain House, ". T.
corner Spruce and Tunnel streets
East ward.
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Charles w. Sellers. Residence and place
applied for, Dauphin House, corner
Erie and Race streets.
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j. II. Pontius Residence and place ap-
piled for. Pottsville street, south side,
Hotel Pontius.
BENJAMIN WellSer. Residence and place
applied for. Jones House, on south
side of Pottsville street.
Andrew Hoffman. Residence and place
applied for. West End Hotel, south
side of Pottsville street
John J. Murphy. Residence and place
applied for. Center street. Central
House.
Edmund Umholtz. Residence and place
applied for. south side of Pottsville
street, st. Elmo restaurant.
EIizabethviIIe
Charles Keaffer. Residence and place
applied for, washington House
Charles T. Snyder. Residence and place
applied for. Hotel Snyder.
Washington Township
Jonathan Zerbe. Residence and place
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Halifax Borough
G. NJ. Richeter. Residence and place
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Lykena Township
WiIIiamstown

Oscar Kessler. Residence and place ap-
piled for. Erdman Hotel, Erdman.
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Fred r. Graupner. Residence and place
applied for, Keystone Hotel
Milton G. Mensch and Howard Herbein.
Residence and place applied for, n.
w. corner Railroad and Second SITS
]. r. Shenk. Residence and place ap-
piled for, Central Hotel.
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Washington Township
Jonathan Zerbe. Residence and place
Catoctin clarion., 1916-01-27
Trolley Car Wrecked.
Leaves Track and Crashes Into
Pole.

Trolley car No. 164 on the Thurmont
Division of the H. & F. road was wreck
ed while making it's 1885 p. m. run from
Thurmont to Frederick on Tuesday. The
accident occurred at what is known as
Powel's crossing near Catoctin Furnace,
and is said to have been caused by a
"fish plate" which was placed on the
rail.
The car left the rail and after running
for some distance on the crossties fell
oyer against pole which carries the
high tension and trolley wires.
A number of passengers were on the
car at the time but with the exception
of slight bruises and considerable shak-
ing up, none were injured. The car was
in charge of motorman Luther Horine
and conductor A. w. Kefauver.
AS soon as news of the accident was
reported to headquarters in Frederick,
five passenger automobile was sent to
where the wreck occurred and the pass
engers taken care of, trips being made
to Thurmont to meet each train on the
Western Maryland road. A trolley car
was run between Catoctin and Frederick.
The track was repaired and the car
placed thereon early in the evening and
traffic resumed as usual
Catoctin clarion., 1916-01-27
w. NJ. Douhle Tracking.

To aid in the movement of the large
amount of freight, coal in particular,
now coming from the west, the Western
Maryland railroad is putting in extensive
side track, the most important now in
course of construction being from High
ield to Edgemont. The Waynesboro
Herald of Monday says
Several hundred Italians and negroes
are blowing away the side of South
Mountain along the line of the Western
Maryland between Blue Mountain station
and Edgemont. Excellent progress is
being made this fine weather in grading
the west side of the line for the extra
track
"Many local people were at the mount
ain Sunday viewing the work as far as it
has gone.
"The heaviest blasting is in the deep
cut Just south of Blue Mountain station
where a wall of solid rock some fifty
feet high has to be blown down for the
new track.
"Only Italian and negro labor is en-
ployed on the job, the contractors find
ing that the sons of Italy and of Ham
make better hitch than any other racial
mixtures they have tried.
at is expected to complete the grad
ing by March l and the laying of the
track by April l."
Catoctin clarion., 1916-01-27
Birthday Surprise Party.

Quite pleasant time was spent at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Johns. Weybrig ht
Saturday evening last, the occa sion being
a birthday surprise for Mrs. Weybright.
The latter was caught quite unawares,
not knowing what was doing among her
many friends. Mr.. Weybright was con-
graduating Brenaman on what large
crowd he was drawing to his second pic
ture show, when 10, he looked down the
walk and saw the crowd of people COM
ing into his own home, and on going TO
he sittingroom found his wife enveloped
with friends.
Refreshments were brought by those
present and late in the evening were ar
ranged on a table in the dining room and
all present partook thereof.
Those present at this social event Wer e
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Weybright, Mrs
Mary A. Weyblight, of Detour; Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Zentz, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Bangs; Mesdames George Winebrenner,
Frank Martin. Daniel Flory, Charles
Schildt, Jane Sipes, Elizabeth Sebold;
Misses Jennie Ecker, Matte Wisotzkey,
Susie Freeze, Ada Etzler, Jane Harbaugh,
Elizabeth Schildt, Ruth Weybright; Mr..
Joseph C. Martin, Sayler Weybright and
Harold Martin.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-01-27
Local Items.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Trinity Reformed Church-Dr. p. f.
Heimer, pastor.
Sunday, January 30th.
$50 a. m., Sunday School.
1890 a. M, Morning worship. DR.. }.
H. Apple, president of Hood College, will
address the congregation on the great
Laymen's Missionary Congress held at
Allentown, Pa, last November, as well
as represent Maryland Chassis in the
cause of Missions.
$50 p. M, c. E. Society.
7.3O p. M, Evening Services, when a
service with Fanny Crosby in song and
story will be given.
Catechetical class Saturday at 2.3O.
Regular Service at Apples Sunday af-
ternoon at g 80 o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev. ).
f. Rose, Pastor.
Sunday, January Both:
9l5 a. M, Sunday School.
1890 a. M, Morning Worship. Ser
mon by the pastor both morning and
evening.
$50 p. M, Epworth League.
73O p. m., Evening service.
Please note the change in the hour for
Sunday School and the hour of morning
worship.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-01-27
Moved To New Building.
Corner Storeroom Vacated BY
Mr.. Sam'l Long.

Mr.. Samuel Long, dealer in hardware
and groceries, who has occupied the store
room on the corner of Water and E. Mar
streets, this place, for many years, has
left his old stand and moved his large
stock of goods into his new building on
w. Main street. Moving of the goods
began Tuesday morning and with the
help of about dozen men, the greater
part of the stock was moved and placed
on shelves in the new room.
The new building in size is 62 feet deep
and 20 feet wide, two stories high and
has basement under the entire struct-
ure. The mair floor is fitted with but
one counter. that to the right as you en-
ter. Back of this counter will be kept
groceries, canned goods, paints and var
nishes, the latter being well in the rear,
On the east side the roomis fitted with
glass cases in which will be kept many
articles included in the hardware lines.
Small tables, dozen or more, will oc-
cupy the main floor space. On these Will
be shown many lines of goods.
From near the center of the floor a
stairway leads to the second floor where
tirware, granite and other such wares
will be kept. This will also be used as a
stock room.
Mr.. Long has occupied the corner room
all but 13 years, next Tuesday being the
end of the year. His lease however does
not expire until April lst, next. When
you want to see Sam hereafter, remem-
her he has moved.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-01-27
PICTIIRES At TOWN HALL.

Wednesday, Feb'y 2, 1916, Daniel
Frohman presents Marguerite Clark in
WILDFLOWER,
by Mary Germane; produced by the
Famous Players Film Company.
Marguerite Clark, the dainty, magnet
ic star, is the latest stage celebrity to be
converted to the screen, through the
medium of the Famous Players produc
tior, "Wildhower," from the novel by
Mary Germaine. Marguerite Clark at
tanned the triumph of her brilliant career
in Baby Mine" and it is said that
"Wildhower" provides her with many
situations similar to those in her stage
success, in point of charm and an oppor
tunity for the display of the many win
some qualities which she possesses.
"Wildfower" is bewitchng charact-
erization, constructed for just such a star
as Miss Clark. The story is drama of
the lights and shadows of the sun-kissed
forest, and the depths and shadows of
human life "Widfower" is painted as
child of nature, who knows not the
meaning of love, until the one man wait
ing in all the world for her proves to her
that it is something other than mere de-
sire and unselfshness. From the cruci-
BILE of the worlds many heartaches little
Wildhower energies with the wonderful
lesson learned, and at last finds happi-
ness in the true love of good man.
There are many tender passag es in the
production, many humorous touches, and
some tinged with the little sadnesses that
creep into any true story of life. But
Wildfower sheds her fragrance, through
out the four reels of the subject, thing
of beauty always, and always symbol
of natures purity
Marguerite Clark S first screen char
acterization is notable one. She por-
trays the role of the capricous bud OF
the forests with commendable faithful
ness and an appreciable degree of sweet
charm.
Marguerite Clark is an important ac-
QUESTION to the screen, and the memory
of "WildAower" will long bloom in the
minds of her spectators.
Saturday evening, January 29th, Epi-
sodes of Elaine; Reels and the end O
the series.
Advertisement
Catoctin clarion., 1916-01-27
Picture Par|or Opens.
Fine Room In Which To Show
Movies.

The latest feature to attract the at
tention of the public in Thnrmont, is the
Gem Picture Parlor owned and conduct
ed by Mr.. w. G. Brennan of this place.
This Gem (of a place. was opened Sat-
urday evening last, seven-reel show
being given The Gem has seating
capacity of 3O2 and every chair was oc-
cupied.
The floor in this building descends as
you approach the front of the room, the
pitch being sufficient to give those farth-
crest away an opportunity to see as well
as those near the screen. The walls are
of paneled sheet metal and the ceiling of
wood, all prettily painted. The indirect
lighting system is used.
The building was constructed so as to
give patrons of the movies every possible
comfort, and it is Mr.. Brennaman's OBJ
ject to give the best pictures obtainable.
AS arranged now, shows will be given
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even
ings of each week, this order subject to
change in the future.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-01-27
Asks $4,000 Bond Issue.

At special meeting Monday night of
the Water Commissioners of Brunswick,
composed of Mayor Harrison, members
of the council and prominent citizens, a
resolution was passed to ask the Legis-
lature for an enabling act to vote upon a
bond issue of $4,000 to increase the
water supply of the town. The resolu-
ton is the climax of long discussion
over the advisability of increasing the
supply, and if the act is passed special
election will be held to determine wheth-
er or not the citizens approve of the
issue.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-01-27
Favor Purchasing Turnpikes.

BIT meeting of the Frederick County
Farmers Association held in Frederick
last Saturday, it was decided by major
ity to have the association go on record
as favoring the purchase and develop
ment of the turnpkes in the county un-
der the State Aid dor Shoemaker road law.
If the proposition of the Association is
enacted into law, it will mean that toll
gates will be removed from what now
constitute the turnpikes. 1t is under
stood that efforts will be made to have a
bill introduced in the legislature which
calls for a bond issue of about $50, 900, by
which the project will be financed.