Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27

monia. The deceased was employed NJ
one of the plants in this city for some
time and boarded at the home OF Mrs.
Ida Burris Doris, on Delaware street
near Fifth. He was former resident OF
North Scranton, Pa, and there he had
many friends. and here he made host
of friends He was noted for his genial
and sunny disposition He was noted
athlete, and participated in baseball,
football. basketball, running and jumping.
He was a graduate of Holy Rosary Acad-
envy and st. Thomas College, in Pcnnsyl-
wanna. He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Timlin of 255 Parker
street, North Scranton, Pa; one sister,
Miss Nav Timlin, nurse at the Penn
sylvania State Hospital, and one brother
Francis Timin The burial was with
military honors.
The members of the Trustees of the
Market Square and the School Green
have notified several persons relative
to dumping ashes and papers on the
green and square and IT is proposed to
prosecute those who continue the prac-
tice Sings are to be printed. announcing
the fact. in addition to the notices sent ont.
At the recent meeting of the members
of the Market Square and the Schooi
Green. il was decided TO install on the
now utilized by the New Castle Club,
as home, the marble slab that has been
installed above the old gates of the jail
in 1857.
The interest in the third Liberty loan
drive on Monday evening was the cause
of the failure of the members OF the New
Castle Kennel Association to hold the
weekly meeting.
On Sunday the services IN Nazareth
NJ. T.. Church will be conducted by the
newly appointed pastor, Rev. !. X. Bick-
ing. Special musical services Will he
conducted by Choristcr James I. thal-
lengcr
The members of Industry Council
Junior Order American Mechanics, met
last evening in their new quarters on the
third floor of the Opera House. and while
there are number Of steps to climb
many persons are well pleased with the
lodge room
William Wadslcv is making repairs
10 the rooms in the old Court House that
are to Toe the new quarters for the mem
hcrs Of the Red Cross.
Col. II. c. Cavenaugh and City So
licitor \. b. Cooper have been added
to the committee on the third Liberty
bond drive of this city.
Daniel Mc(iinn, grocer at Ninth and
CLAYTON streets, for number of years,
has done away with the horse and is now
operating delivery truck III addition
to his Overland automobile.
William s. Matthias, one Of the CON
ductors on the local trolley lines, has
moved into his bungalow. on Third street
near Chestnut.
Under the direction of Superintendent
+. W Eagle ol the Delaware Water I'm
provcment Co, George | t'ngcT, the
electrician. aided hy several men, Is
installing new wires that art insulated
for the better protection Of the people
OF the community
The third Liberty bond committee
meets at the Century Club this evening,
with Andrew Bryson presiding and
work will be outlined for the committee
George Birmingham, = druggist for
Challenger * Son. will 20 with tho Camp
Din contingent next Monday.
Twcnty-scycn army trucks passed north
through liarc's Corner last night
Easter cgg DIVES. Easter cards post
cards and dainty perfumes J.. Challenger
4 Son Prescription Pharmacists ADV.
Chocolate covered cherries. 49c pound.
Whitman roniectIons, zoe TO $50 +,
Challenger 4 Son, Prescription Pharna-
clStS Adv
Orders taken for plants at any time Of
wear Easter flowers Friday and Satur-
dav II South Fifth street Adv
Onions 80 quart eggs 3Sc dozen %
tatoes. Poe half peck; Boscul coffee. @3c
pound: sugar. &c pound string beans, I0c
can. three for 27c Gold Medal -four sc i
bag. At Williams Grocery Third near
Harmony Adv
Purchase Easter flowers at King :
greenhouses. Strand and Harmony street
Mrs Julia Walls store Delaware near
Fifth: Givison store, 81 North Second
street Adv.