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Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09

Ithaca, N. r. Feb. s-Cornen will not row Harvard this year owing to the inability of the managements to agree on date for the annual dual regatta, according to an announce ment made here today by Charles D. Fireman, chairman Of the Cornell row ing committee.
 Princeton has accepted an invitation to row Cornell on Cayuga lake on the annual spring day." May 26. Nego- tiations are pending for a race on an other day with Yale.
 Harvard was invited to meet Cor nell at Ithaca on May 26, but desired an earlier date, which Cornell could not arrange satisfactorily. Cornell also offered to row Harvard over a three mile course instead of two miles, if such an arrangement would conform with the Harvard plan of training, but the date was the main obstacle to a regatta between the two universities. The Cornell committee expressed re- gret and hopes for a race with Har- ward in 1918.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
TREND IN MARKET.
Dealings Were Light. but Included a
 Large Number of Issues.

New York, Feb. S.-Additiona1 n- oxidation of investment securities, es- pecially rails. was again the chief in cident of today's market, the down ward trend later embracing industrfals and various specialties. Dealings were considerably lighter than on the pre- ssding ngbe dag but ut ,moortgeh eoPrefenaea sSna
 Many theories and explanations were put forward to account for the further offering of high grade stocks, mise or conjecture. It was generally believed, however. that no small part Of the recent selling of stocks pos sessing intrinsic value represented loans negotiated in this market dur ing the past year or two.
 Trading in bonds of diverse groups also was of sufficient volume and ternationa1 bonds were again heavy to weak. with yet new minimums for city of Paris sizes and all the United Kingdom issues, while Anglo-French 5s duplicated their low record Vari- ous domestic bonds, including those of foremost railways, suffered moder- ate recessions. Bond sales (par valued aggregated $4,175,o
 Market leaders were at their best during the intermediate stage, the list then showing a irmer tendency on announcement of the reXtra" divi- dend on Union Pacific. Before the close most favorites lapSed to or near lowest levels. United States Steel be- ing under especial pressure
 Bethlehem Steel old stock, lost Is points with 6 1-2 for the new and a decline of two points in the new rights" Other steel and iron shares yielded one to three points. likewise motors, petroleumS and other issues of a more speculative character. Sales amounted to 670.000 shares.
 Foreign exchange was featured by fresh weakness in fires and marks, which had a setback early in the day, made partial recovery. Remittances on London and Paris were maintain ed at recent quotations.
 United States bonds shaded in com pany with other government issues, registered As declining 1-2 per cent. and the 3's (1946) 3-4 per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09

and the undertaken went to New Hartford by train, hoping to reach Pleasant Valley by sleigh.
 Winsted-Among the officials and employees of the state highway depart ment who are in Boston in attendance at the 14th annual convention of tho American roads congress and the eighth national good roads show ig Maurice F. MulVille of Norfolk. a su- perVisor of repairs, whose territory ig Litchheld county. The convention which began Monday, will continue through Friday. It is being held in Mechanics building. James H. Mac Donald of No-Ho'''. former state high way commissioner of Connecticu
 director of the American Road Build CTS association and is also a member of the executive committee.
 New Haven-A number of changes in the various departments of the Southern New England Telephone Co. were announced yesterday by the new vice president and general manager H. c. Knight as a result of the pro motions in officers made by the board of directors at the annual meeting on Tuesday. Johnstone D. Veitch, who has been district manager for New Haven and Bridgeport since January 1913, was appointed commercial su- perintendent to succeed MT. Knight. Ernest l.. Simonds becomes superin- tendent of plant in place of John w. Ladd who has been appointed general claim agent and Frank l.. Moore il appointed superintendent of trafhc. He succeeds Charles F. Doolittle who has been named assistant secretary and assistant treasurer of the com pany.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
BRIEF STATE NEWS

GuiIford-The New Haven County Pomona Grange will meet here on Thursday, March l.
 Old Lyme-Franlz Appleby of Put nam is spending a week as the guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Nelson Appleby.
 Cornwafl-Mrs. Anna Blake, S3. who died a few days ago 1t her home in East Cornwall, had resided in that town for 62 years.
 WaIIingford-This borough needs one thousand members for the local Red Cross society. according to tine plea now being made.
 Waterbury-George L. Lilly & Co. of Waterbury have purchased the old city hall property and will erect new buildings for stores and offices there.
 Redding-Miss Mae Lord began her evangelistic meetings in Long Ridge Methodist church Sunday and will continue them for the next two weeks Meetings are held each evening"
 New Haven-Harold J. Sheridan of Orange street is leaving the coming week for San Francisco. from where
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
FAVoRs MILITARY TRAINING
 FOR BALL PLAYERS
American League Would Encourage
 Patriotic Spirit in Event of War.

Chicago, Feb. s.-Basebau players in the American league who may de- sire to enlist for military service in event of the United States becoming involved in war. would be granted their immediate release and their .po- sitions held open, President Johnson of the American League announced tonight.
 -Not only would we release these players" MT. Johnson added. ''but we also would look to the welfare of their dependents. Contracts will not stand in the way of American league players who wish to fight in the de- fense of their country. We would encourage the spirit to enlist.'
 President Johnson said that the league would not suspend, in the event of war. He called attention to the fact that the National League, dur ing the Spanish conflict, continued its schedules.
 q approve of the suggestion made by Captain HHston of the New York club, in regard to military training for ball players Captain Huston would have certain hours set aside during the training season for mili tary drill. It would set a good exam
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09

he will sail on the 21st for Shang- hai, China, on the steamship Shinyo Maru.
 WethersfeId-A paper on Social Life in New England From 1790 to 1920 was read Tuesday night by Rev. George L. Clark of Wethersfeld at a meeting of the Connecticut Historical society.
 Manchcster-T. Hubbard Blish, a Civil war veteran, died at his home on Church street Wednesday night after a lingering illness. He was born in Manchester S3 years ago. the son of MT. and Mrs. Timothy Blish.
 Torrinaton-The commissioner on domestic animals has written to Charles s. Newcomb, first selectman, and H. G. Black, dog warden, in- structing them to prosecute owners of unmuzzled or unlicensed dogs. which is being operated between Stamford and Hartford on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays during the present session of the general as- sembly will also be run on Fridays, beginning today. February g.
 Derby-At a meeting of the Derby Ansonia and Shelton Equal Franchise league this (Friday) evening Mrs. Thomas N. Hepburn of Hartford, the president of the Connecticut Woman's Suffrage association, will be a speak er The other speaker will be Francis Guilfoile.
 Winsted--Mrs. John Bacon died on Tuesday at her home on Pleasant Valley. Attempts to reach the place by team from Winsted proved futile
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
DRUGGISTS KNOW
 A GOOD MEDICINE

Twenty years ago I commenced selling Dr.. Kilmers Swamp-Root and during that time I have heard very grateful words for Swamp-Root from my customers who have used it. It has been used in my family with ben eficial results and I always recom- mend it because I believe it to be 2 very good preparation
 Very truly yours,
 L. EMILE ROBILLARD,
 Druggist, June 5. 1916. Gardner, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
Lush to Coach Navy.

Annapolis. Md. Feb. s.-william L. QBilly) Lush. former Yale athlete, and later a professional baseball player, arrived in Annapolis today and began work with the candidates for the Navy baseball nine. Lush coached the basketball players several years ago. About 100 midshipmen responded to the call.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
CORNELL-HARVARD WILL NOT ROW
Arrangements Fail Agree Date-Princeton Win Meet
 Cornell on May 26 Cayuga Lake.

pie for others in military prepared ness"
 A call was issued tonight for the schedule meeting Of the league to be held in New York February 15. The meeting of the National Baseball Commission will be held in New York Feb. IA. The commission, MT. Johnson said. will report on the ap- peal of minor leagues for the partial abolition of the draft rule
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
Passed Boxing Bill.

Charleston, w. Va. Feb S.-By a vote of AT to 36 the lower house of the West Virginia legislature passed a bill today legalizing ten round box ing matches and creating a state ath- letic commission.
 The bill now goes to the senate
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09

Hartford-The Hartford Episcopal archdeaconry, following a report Of it's committee presented at a special meet ing in St Thomas church Monday, declined to take any corporate action In regard to sharing in the proposed invitation to Billy Sunday to conduct one of his campaigns in this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
MIddfetown-with her trtp dow

MfddfefoNn-Wfth her trip down Monday night on the part of the steamer Middletown navigation on the Connecticut river for this winter ceased. It is one day later than the record. established few seasons back, 4th.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
PLAYERS GOT COLD
 FEET SAYS JOHNSON
Threatened Strike is Broksn-stars
 Are Signing Contracts.

Are Signing Contracts.
 Chicago, Feb. S.-Ciub owners of the American League have signed S5 per cent. of their players, B. B. John son, president of the league, announc- ed today on his return from Georgia The threatened strike of the Baseball Players Fraternity, he said. is broken.
 Virtually every star in the Amer jean League is now under contract" President Johnson said. q guess some of the players who were so strong for the fraternity strike pro- paganda are getting cold feet as the time approaches for the spring train ing tripS."
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
PIainviIIe

PIainviIIe = Newton Manross corps w. R. C.. will receive a legacy of $50 under the will of Jennie Freeman, which has been offered for probate in Bristol.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09

Prove What Swamp-R Will Do For You
 Send ten cents to Dr. KiImer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.. for a sample size bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of yaluab.e a information. telling about the kidneys and bladder. When writing be sure and mention the Norwich Daily Bulletin Regular fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
Colgate Defeated Wesleyan.

Middletown, Conn. Feb. s.-Colgate easily defeated Wesleyan at basket ball here tonight by the score of 30 to 13.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
BOWLING.
Store and Factory League.

The Mechanics and Retail Clerks won their matches in the Stors and Factory Bowling league Thursday night at the Aetna alleys. The score:
 Hopkins G Allen.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
When cheese Id RIna.

Electricity Is now being used to ripen chees artificia1ly. We've eaten some that tasted like c storage bat
 tery-Detroit Free Pres.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
Palace BowIina Leaaue.

Team No. in the Palace Bowling league defeated Team No. two out of three strings Thursday night. The
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
MONEY.

New York, Feb s-Cau money hrmer: high 3: low 2 1-4; ruling rate 1-2; last loan 3; closing bid 2 1-2; offered at g.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09

Gingersnap brown in color, satin and velvet combined. this picturesque design has beaded disks cfrcling the waist line, which is long and straight as possible. All spring waist lines strive for this straight, wire effect, you know. Twin velvet buttons adorn the jacket front.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
COTTON.

New York, Feb. s.-Cotton futures closed irregular March 1546: May 1850; July 1866; October 1855; De-
 Spot steady; middling 1555
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
LEFT FLANDERS NOTORIOUS
 AS THE BEST HITTERS

g 4s1 466 42S 1S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
GRANGER, DEEDS or Trust.
Ei:ht Deeds OF Trust. Amounting to
SS,2n.,.:.,.

John y Ellis u uX. to Rose n Rose.
trustees. lSl-l. by ST feet north Nliite
of Leigh Street. l.S rs feet west OF
Graham street. January II, 1917;
S2.l2o
jacob AdcMnshi e, ny. 10 \. j.
'h"wniuG. III, Trustee. 21N12 feet west
Inc OF Thirtieth street az north line
OF J street january ., 1871: si.jGS.
lorenzo - Washington Jr., to ~ j.
Chewing. H., trustee, IL ~ by 40
feet cast La" "f Twcuty-siHth street.
81 fee, north of : street January IL.
1919. Si2i
y. L. Wi'huru - ux. /" j. W. Sintom,
26Ni"" fcet north liuc Of Dance Street,
$" fc", w"st of Harrison street. lam
uary -. I9i1; 5l.So2.
l.. -. carter ct uN. 80 lie noy L.
Grown ei ais. trustees. 22H:oo feet.
known rs 1907 Eovcrly street, Jan
unry =. 1917: Si.5n0
Charles johnson ct uX. Ia r.. L. Sauu-
dcrs. trustee. :5Xl6o leo; east line OF
Thirticth street, !>5 feet north Of VI
street. January -, 1917; Slol.a0.
W. y. Meredith to H;ch"son ~
trutchtic!d. lots -. aud - III block
N plan "f Plateau. J;nuary H3. 1917:
sIin
Willie n Kandniph 1T ny 80 r. NJ
ErNlcy. trustee. 30Nl3" feet east limo
ThirtN-hrst street. ii6 l-i feet north
~ street pcCcmbc" l.. 1916;
S263.1J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
ruEME co,nr or APPEALS.

Yesterdays proceedings in the State
Supreme Court of Appeals follow:
No. lj--Shcphcrd t; ais. vs. Darling
90 ais. Argued hN Allan u. Jones FOR
IN" appellants aud by Il, NJ Lett
Marquis Jones ana j. Winston Read for
thr aprcllrcs, and submitted.
No. i6-titicc ". Todd. Argued By
George Bryan For the appellant and
by L. Il. Nlurcuc" and :. j. Anderson
for the appellee. anu submitted
No. i1-G. obcr X sons 90. IS Will
NAM q. smith, Inc. Continued.
No. iN--NtrsIniu Railway and Power
20 " GorSuch rarity argued and
continued until to-day.
Next cases to be called.
No. Motley y. Hodges To be
submitted OH briefs.
No. 3"-tIodses " Richmond Cedar
" orilS
No - -Agncw -. New Washington
Erick -" Cro be continued.
No o"-EWcll rs. Erock
No ..& II ~ ~ - IlnhM.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
BUILDING PERMITS.
Eight Buil,iing Permits, Amounting
tn SIS,5J3,

w " Crunp, 10 repair two brick
stores. 622 East Broad and III North
seventh street. To cost Sl2lo.
John Tyler, Jr,, To repair brick store
!2uN East liroad Street. to cost Sl.9J1.
Charles j. Billup, to erect two brick
stores. l"oI-l'o9 East Main street 10
cost $500
Andrew kToUsC, 10 erect brick "a
rage, West Marshall street. 20 cost
Sl.t25.
Stnndagd Paper Manufacturing Com
pai,y. 80 erect brick storage building
cast slu" of nun street, between Canal
and First street 10 cost $500
American Locomotive Company, to
erect frame shed on american l.ocomo-
tive t"mpanEs property, TO cost
frame. shed east sid. OF Ra,dolnb
street between Claiborne and Blair
streets, To cost Si50.
Joseph ilukin. 10 erect two brick
dwellings. 2:25-222I Floyd Avenue, Ia
cost $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16

MI. MISS EVA si'Ti;AT'To% EDi; nt.-
rENbAHt!: NURSES. tSDEu,;I;.ND
ATE NURSES REGISTRY MADISON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
GRANGER, TRANSFERS.
i:ii:dt Deeds OF Bargain aud Sn
.\muUnting "a S3I,i5O.

':i:ht Deeds OF BARGAIN and sale.
>muuntinE 90 Sai,i5O.
". II Davi% 81 ais. To IIill Carter. 80
nuv. a. eas, i:ro ~ Elm Strcc, Ian.
dur! -. 1914 $4,000.
jacob W Williams ct uN, to Jacob W.
Williams. Inc. lots to II. !? 10 81. -.
Is. 81 -. 81 to 50. - IS, 20 10 81.
so. ." -. - 10 ia. l3i to 81 l3,. i3S.,
I" rs. - 10 ~. l3l to 1875, i3i. l3S.
III t" l5i. ibo. iGi I65 to III, $50 TO
100. l9". 200. 2i2. "i3. 2iS. :iH. 25i. 20,
20 q" 2j", 26%. 30, :GG. 2IS 10 2i6. 2S2
10 2Se, @i2 to BIS. all numbers in
elusive as shown on plan OF Brook
land Terrace. December 20, 1916: tax.
$50. $40.
Samuel v; carter ct ny. to lie ROY
McCHrthN. ionic feet froutiu. OIL Lewis
street January -. lol7. tax. 30 cents;
$40.
L. y. Edwards to A. r. Williams.
80 feet west o. Harrison Street Dc
cembor %. 1916: Sl.50p.
y. Il; WiluUrn. ~ ny. to star Clean
ins CO.. 2bNl2" feet north line OF paucr
street. ITO fc9t west of HARRISON
street, January u. 1917; taN, Sl.o0:
81
/ W. crumr TO Rose Bernstein. IL
feet - i"ch IL. 80 feet Grrcgular lincs)
northwest corner Marshall ami Nine
t."ntu Streets. November :. 1916; tax.
J. J. frothcrs ct uN to John IL
Garrett. lots . aud 10 in block 10 in
Erooklnnd Iark. December 10, 1916;
John IL. CARROT to William Catliu.
lots . and 10 in block 10 in Brook
land IarN. December II, 1916: tax,
S%.N": Slc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
cu,NcEW RELEASE DEEDS.
rhrrc Deeds OF RcIraSr, Amounting tn
S:t,2IO.oI,

w j. Rcdd, trustee. I" Gay Edna
King. 5uNll1 ID feet northeast corner
i'arton Avenue aud Roberts street.
December L.. 1916: Si.ilf.
iohn Schopp. trustee. To Harry r
Young O. ny. lots II and - in block
20 in the PLAN Of Highland Park. Jan
uary IL, 1917; Sl.i6a.G6
H. y. MCcurdy. trustee. to Moses
Fields. SaNllo feet south line Of Mich
olson street, leo = feet east Of Temp
klnS Street. January - lal1 Sans :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
IA, srl>G> CUunT. FART II.

Matte Jasper Yesterday filed suit il,
} tust!ng> Court Pat H.. against
Gerard jasper. her husband, for di-
Nprcc on ground Of descrtiou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
observation-disclosures.

WAETEp stool. salo.mcu los ,ironr or.
- 'i"p ~ 'N''gu"u.l 'ref!, ana
.'r,nnHy. h" d, uncA .eiied t'uuspa' "r-
o! .rnl. Aldr or oIl ai -; "pod
.tt2 itGll4.n. NsshLr.'on - =
N\>IiD al. M" 90 sen .roccries to
"'i'ut 200 taD' G!rtt'iuu and answer CIR
r.+n"nd.t.' "l {. powrii.. Apply is la,,a.
,'trS ~'irr, .sp,"i"d ! j patt"rsY...
'NttnaIU.
- li:n 90, ,.ds .gIysm.B Win tNporienC.
~ NECESSARY frani'tp prass 20. To.
i-.> Ii'it: Old o. .nlisn-n a,ridcut anH h"aith
- 'Nory NiTE'ria ,pwr wr,tc to-dty.
H.yrtuSt"u -
;. want good 49, collectors H., scii ytu,.
lr Oh established business. \dGfes. i
q. Jackson "a" Mutual BuuIInS. l:icl! lnorI
l.ESME% sid" line M-k" zig moucs
uaHrh hoar!s HE 'osuuiis.:on. Wr," III
.hriDr.Er tCgrttvr.. Address ban p.af.r
>u.rt.liE 90 to- Ito kuo&yii'c ro0ii
~ :,NrED SIS hish class stool, statesmen.
'rnp"sii!"n tnd".-oi, without reS"r, ,.'l"I!s.
"t nun"r"us bank ana iU'lucuriai ngsi.
rs ucu stock Eulable v!'Nouf rc.,rf,.-
'."rs 'n N"rti carolina where iluncLiat.
4Tm'u" ur"NaIl-. aud in virginia ct" H.
H.Hrt'liF' 20 INVESTORS ana Srt. aII. from
>;"ch sai"s mans viewpoint Pr"te. cd ter
,.'oihiSw. Fiscal AEcUr. 30, SO norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
PROpOSAI.S-Scaicu.
OFFICE: OF
,lIl.. I,I.I,s- L.N-I-i 80.

OFFICE OF
THE CITY ENGINEER
J"uuUry - i!l.
"n"o until !" "."i"ch moon. January -.
1915. Tor thc purchase -: s.uG drc,ccd
from James river bw the city drndr.
Specifications tic obtained upon .tnpIi-
cation.
rhc Administrative Nonrd reserves the
r.%ht - reject any anu al hiIs
tIiAS. L. BOILING:
civ Engineer
THE Board OF Superviscrs. 81 Chesterfield
County. Va. viii receive bids on tho now
courthouse building until noon February :.
lt1'. flHns ami specifications may hc had
from j. 7. Skinner. Ar"htcct. South Rich
m"uH. ~. \ certified check for $50" IN
a'CompUuy each bid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16

FOR SlLI.-VIIIilCLES.

TUF wagons. so. !S5. sue. open wagons
$50, Sc" ticharL-on Pros. 81. n-ooE
Ay"nue.
Fot; sale, "nc-lI"rsr ~urber-tir" station
NHGGn. tWo-Nn-sr closed carriage Al
.lress Il NJ. .lrc r.mrs. y. NJ irln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16

TIL" funeral was held At, 90 home Of D.
Elliott pciaruettc. in Ashland. Friday al
1880 % clock couGucted by El,. Dr Motion
Il Baltimore, aud I'll" in;crucni Mas mad"
ctery. Richmond. n rcl"ck y su"cial
car was chartered over ,hc "i""tr!" in" 10
take The body the Invmhc;s nf tho family.
and the friends to the cemetery from ASH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-16
IN NiF.NiOltI.iNI
!. u l.. IL JNHHLIrE
DiE> ~ t"!iIl>D
Ij-i;iuu; lnung Educator ~;ic,umre l."
Illness 81 ~cVrn Months Duration.

Hines, 81 >c,rn M"n,h-' Duration.
,ll.nSHrli EyiuhACE iAwNNE pe5 Az
nf i.,ibic IT-,rt ti" rr siifto,E ,!,,t .,n..
meTd tounI "iG las, h.shi ~ nc '"'nt
T-hiiand Ia lne ;oraiy -i,,uth yasr ~ III
sgc "ftcr u1 Iuu'ss ~ seven months
of 'Nc Leading educator ~ the STAT. .Hn
s"SoSi %; piSeI .n ',n.,i,ta,l 1.3ne IN
men, to the men.or5 80; ta.- -.ft,A so.uf
me Ter os :sn ea,@ y " p''saG e.
srhoci ~ smAil auih-r,.s ~ palr4us ~
cr'or's ano is outhu-.asp ~. cnrrsF no
tuii,!ting, anal' arpar,'lin'er,s ISIS, .o-tHa'y.
lie "@S pc. iu"i 60, Co." brINCr hoo! i"l
yotr. ano had BEEN up,tiuieuden' of rln-
H. 'nS,s"eIign '"t 80 "7y rGHnlS iG
~ ig'fl. iyr INC Schools wYS tu;l mo
foT INC nCtttrn..nt nE tae rs ,.- -" u.-
meant aoucthime ior t!r .vhn". ~y-t'u, ~
Shortly a:,,r ,hr apnoul.nc'f, %. =, iiiMn'
! tary 4" moNo an address g. Driver" l'..l'y-
!m i'os" ,!em y. T. tiaNt"a .,av, ,"!ad@ al
urcssca at -" Driver school 'He ~ COZ
Leon ir,ijcd 10 Nansau,on5 AID n'yr r"i.sn
ir, DeiffGnGi't M'' We T,n%E,s' so" 81
~, sraudH"n "i 'uo i",; nop.c. ,"."El""
i,ciHrneti'. ~ on" 'lu' mite" S-Ni'- sen
tic is survived hy ono 'roiH"r Or. y! lott
i:Jm,,"d r. peJtrncj,y, ana ~ rc,a,iI"< IN
Norfolk and SiaIHt"N.
IIr Was born at III" OLD Doiu"re'tr nome.
Spring Grove. caroline I"lpty. Va. "n. of
Hes cdu, atiuu NJ. received u, E&uao,ph-
Macon c"i!rGc and his roC"rd student
In respect I" bis ,uciI""y ali -! the Nh't"
schoolg in sc;py. IloIe 'i-irie' MCr" g!o; :;,.
JMmrsda 6 ara m1 nj, '
.HN. al al IA zoe -
Tho funeral was held at &c NOM, 81 d.
$50 % clock conducted 10y El>. Dr Melton.
Il Baltimore, anal I'll" in;crncnt Mas mad"
y tic Ri sSeon ii%i,yw%"d GSm
car was chartered over 'hc "i""tr!c lin" u
take The body. tho lnvmhc's Of the family.
md, the friends I" the 'rmc'H's from NSh'
Ihc palIhcsrcrs were: Frank Bare.
Harry CARNEY. Vernon Ih.rwinc Hinton
harden. Frank Warrcut"n. John Bond, .Ir..
III" last hvG having been stuheniS 1T Driver
Bradford county d:m"nstr!dor Nans"-
mond couriH: John |. Bond. Sr. y $
Hole school BOARD: & X chcglcrinan state
Dr. j. .. Lloyd, a. c.t@whH;. pr, JosinM
Of Driver Or. Joseph l:sgicsi"i. former
state Snperintcndcn, pr, 5. =. Hatcher.
Macon (olicsc. All Of the ncmhcrs of tho
suffolk School Board aud ;hc boards 90 the
county Who attended the funeral acted as
Nunibors o. Tho friends Of The deceased
from Lowcr Farsi. Sumoh and the county.
a. :; mark Of respect to tho memory ~
i. 49, L.. DcLarnctt". whose fun"ra! services
nT p nTlT Of Ho Suffolk JShod c m
dAy morning Tor roll call ana then the
.chonIs were closed for the DAY .---
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Special Commissions,


thanb"rla'nc ct ais. tlaintif.
Against
IIutChcSon. etc. DcFonIuu.
hereby certify chat the bond in The
c-stylcd suit has been duly given.
Given under my hand us clerk OF The
said court. this 9TH day Of January.
1917 SAMUEL l.. WADDii.L
Clerk
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musriNGs RELEASE DEEDS.
Tw" Deeds of Release, Amounting to


S:.Jf5.
III. seldom Taylor, trustee. to Carter
IT, Gary ct ais. ieNl23 feet west limo
OF Thirty-third Street 30 feet south of
H"aitie Avenue. December II, 1916;
Si.0i5
IL Roy r.. Brown ct ais trustees
I" Marietta Baird. i,.31Xl42 feet north
cast corner towardin Avenue and Per
~ street, October -. 1916; $1,000.