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Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-24

The honorary bearers at the funeral of Congressman William H. Kennedy, at Naugatuck included ex-AIayor c. T. Driscoll of New Haven and Attor- ney John H. Cassidy of Waterbury, both formerly of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-24

A. w Noone. owner of the Gallup homestead at Ekonk, recently visited Washington, D. C.. attending the sale of President Wilson's wool from his flock of sheep. MT Noone purchased two pounds at six hundred dollars per pound, the amount, twelve hundred dollars, going for Red Cross work.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-24

Friends of Albert Dexter of Scot land Road, Sth Co. Third Regt., call attention to the fact that he was the first Norwich boy to die in the service, on Jan. 17th, 1918. at the U s. Naval Training Station, Newport
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-24

The 2 graduates from St. Pat rick's school received holy communion at the g o'clock mass in St Patrick's church Sunday from Rev Peter J. Cuny, assisted by Rev. Myles P. Gal win. Father Cuny preaching from Luke K. g. Jesus said unto him, Follow Me, his theme being Vocation For Gods Service
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-24

Moses Ballou of Central Village is I employed in Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-24

A meeting of the officers, directors and members of the Norwich Play ground Association will be held at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce, Monday, June 24th at p. m.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-24

The marriage of Miss Isabel M. Murphy, daughter of ex-Mayor Timothy c. Murphy. of Broadway. and First Lieut.. (Dr.) William T. Dris- coll, of Fort Shelby. Miss, takes place tomorrow (Tuesday) at St Patrick s tations having been issued for the | ceremony.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-24

The large number of premiums and fixtures in the rooms of stamp store in Westerly were moved by auto truck last week to Norwich where the Wes- terly New London and Norwich stamp StOres have consolidated
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-24

Miss Josephine Armstrong of Gen. tral Village has been entertaining Mrs. Patrick J. Cassidy of Norwich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-30

V But there is mightier, vaster army that will never be asked to leave our shores-the army that stays at home It has no age limits. Enrolled in it's ranks are men, women and children In the home must play vital role. It must till the fields the mills and factories-build ships, make guns, airplanes, shells Its business is not fighting but supplying food and munitions for the fighters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-30

Upon the payment of 25 cents your posman post office any store where War Savings Stamps sod will give you U S. Thrift Stamp and U S. Government Thrift Card.
 There is this card for sixteen 25 cent stamps, When the spaces all filled hand the card any authorized agent pay the few odd cents difference 15c in Apr-and you will receive certificate with $500 War Saving Stamp at tached
 Start today to cultivate the savings habit Invest in War Savings Stamp the first thing today If possible, make it rule to buy each week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-30

" You who are soldiers in the civilian army can the Nation by helping to increase the produc- ton of War Necessities reducing your person. al consumption of labor and materials-and by giv- ing the Government the use of your savings.
 Every citizen can help provide more ships guns, airplanes, more shells. Work -save-and put your savings into
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-30
War Savings Stamps

War Savings Stamps 'Baby Bonds"
 They are the obligation of the United Scates Government War Savings Stamp costing in April $4.15, is the promise of the Government to pay the holder $500 Janu ary1, 1923.
 at any time before the end of the five years you need any part of the money invested in these stamps they will be redeemed for what you paid for them plus accrued interest You may lend the Government little twenty-five cents at time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-30

If you cannot buy $500 stamp make t point to get Thrift Card right Add stamp day stamp week If every man, and child in this country puzchased one 25 cent Thrift Stamp every week for year. one billion dollars would be raised in this way alone.
 There is no time like the present Own a War Savings Certificate Thrift Card before night
 You soldier in the army that stays at home Your labor and your savings your weapons Lend them to the Nation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-30
The Army That Stays At Home

EROM the-shores of the Atlantic to the waters I of the Pacific the United States span 5000
 miles. Within these boundaries dwell one hundred million people at with Germany and her allies
 A picked army is now in the trenches in Franco. Hundreds of thousands are in army and navy training camps Millions more are ready to % atthe call They doing their part
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
CHRISTIAN sERyIcg.LEAGUg.
Formed ~ Meeting Held in Hanovc'
Church Last Night.

Organization ~ Christian service
league tho name Df which will bs. agreed
on within 70 frN woekF, was anagted
Ht dinurf-mccting ~ the men ~ Han.
uyrr Presbyterian Church, Boulevard
and Eighteenth street, last evening
The dinner was arranged by Frank ~.
Dverdenr and committee ~ tho
church men in honor ~ the new pasipr
Rev Charlps II Bohner who was fho
guest of honor ttty-'hrec men ~ TIN
church attended. and agido from ple.lg.
ing ibomsrlyra anew ~ insisting tho
urw pustpr iu hpth the spiritual and
temporal affairs oi Tho church. cnjpynd
nnc % the most delightful gDcial b0ure
i has eyer been their pleasure ~ eu-
io1 The dinner wae prepared by fhc
wptnru ~ 'bc church md wa- mr1t
eprfHuuR
Mr. Ovrrdoer, % TRUSTEE Il the church,
presided and proved pleasing tpast
r1astcr hddrcas's on he position Han
oyer Church occupies n the commun-
ify what iie church. has accornpi he'd
in the spiritual life II the rity aud thr
brilliant prospects that are ahnad RI
Tho congregation under thr paeioraie
of AfT l'ohncr Wrrc tod bV JIdge !
Erank Ball Samuel r. BBYnard, J..
handler PILE q iaclett. Robert
= Robiuaau. y & Grommon. Hsyry
w iIolnon, ! 7 N Ia Rnwr, Harry
+ Inusnn, Lepp Walker and ! r.
Dcak yie A. happy -ocial diver
SION from ibr spoeebn.akipR, T. T. Flory
contributed fio noat unpopular am e
nf Tho dag T. yas dedicated " the
oEc3i mrrnberr ~ Hanover Chureb
aud HAs happily rerslvr1.
After nc odJre ne formal oy
ganzn'iou was effected with = G.. C,roro-,
mon rs president Harry " tTobeon
v~ pre resdcnf, II y fnrfeoslager, sec~
rrtary ,bJ Il N,n9cgrlft, tYe2rIr~r
II IS tho purpoao n tho Ioagrie ~ d.
vide sll 'hc spiritual lud temporal AFFAIR."
q, thr church iuto at0ut light JivisIony
and IN f1aans ~ many committee ~
combine rfb t1r pozt9r N carrU0r
ou' tie program uhirh har for ~ pur
pose 'hr general Vrpnfh - tno church
4 is jl~'ipr'iY Hanover dra md h'dr
for ~ PROVE hiY suo,rHs " h. tnr
purgr7r ~ tho 'ear1r p hold dinner
fneeflng onrr a uuih ~ rh'~h ih~
work ~ thr month will ro reviewed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.

tn, Ma Dec ~ anti Nrs
Henry i4reve rF.rtratrd, herr gblden.
vcddlog cater~av thf lr Tome near'
aston .,r snd ,irs >Shreve Esre
married r Philadelphia md tnen vent
to >iluuce orIn 1ore acv lived fnr
nlnp gears rarL -arv movsd n Talbot
county bid purchased he .ar1n known
.s lrradia enarr arv now }asidr Mr..
~5rrpa aas postmaster II EattoE iar sew
t ear Nfrz ~nrev~ 4-=- Miss
Hrpn 1ates Phlladeiphia They
aatu trc esoea4auts of q .ang line q
0uakcre vino Tcrc among tho first SETTLERS
f .rnsy.vanm> Nrs -hrcve IS ~
soclstcd rlh many rhafltahie RstIsu-
mns. eng ane II the ~orvantzers of tie
fi,.a, sr -a Women y Easton. -bs
so e.r.tar. n the Current Events
ua Fastou Hoth Nr &nd-Ars
-aretr tre emtcrs ~ third
Haven Necan4 ~ocsetv r. Friends,
# iaon +. GhoI county. Their
.air 49, CREST ~nryre, IS oonnected
1ta ae arrrE Institute.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

| AUTOCaR truck for sale. Rcd body Apply
foss Hughes Co. 21J v. Fourth
| AUTOMOBILES buy saconn-ba
automobiles iof parts. any condition
street. Phone sss2-W
| AUTO UhiUhii.En--r nor All fnaKcs uf
autoniuuiiss. nes anu serond hapd springs
| whecis, tires. tups nnd All parts. Adams
htfeeL Garage. 5uk Adams strBst Phone
| tt42-N.
| BUICK touring Al condition Carrying
| Two extra tires. Address + 10. livery
Evening uiiica
| BRADFORD. T.. C.~-taIs Chevrolet, five
| passenger. looks as good new. splendid
| lbzu tJuiasRrs avenue
nutcK. Bis Six. Al condition. Telephone
atiI "
CADILLAC. eisht-cyiinder. nye- passenger
touring ear. 81 conditton. Apply su3
| lweutltth street
lAthhl AGIU hErhiHiEo iocorno-
lt. Atiu eioctrioat ~ofs speciality W ash
inpbou Htrvyt oarasse. Tenth and " ASH
hftoB STREETS -. - usvIstson etanaasf.
| lhono bfso W .-.--
/ ron SALE Overland delivery car. Good
| condition. Itiee tnasonaDi" Apply ". J.
/ Pollard. tu1 Atarkrt stteet.
! poR sAIE 1918 Ford touriug car fully
equipped Must sril tUday Telephone
A1s<
FoR sSlf ipls Ford touring car. Call
/ -. 4 y. t0tV. or i"t n iAns"'u ~
roa aALis
Ford touring. isib
igIs ,Iyeflattd I pass cbumtny roadster.
! Wiz Nutt.f aHu sultn"r top
btnta t-lass- toutith. iptt
| ! ttuHs.s t.tblte sts sUaatstH,. 1917
| f.st.. i,.ts ok fOaost.sf. iaii
| ituss.e BIH o1k tuuru<-
tJoaAt foaustef. ttin
/ ! 1nanuitr tuGhtuty roadster. 4-paes-. 1917
| ha3n .-pass''besf, tbt1
| DiAhi0Su sIAfb AUTO CO,
Ihone 51s slf 1As'tAh stree
huusur, oupur Biz. Isla moJo, driven
| s.U,e in.i.S i<tJas tiAe new aacridCs
/ ct.av on ,.culunt - isayin4 titY AuHf,ss
| u -. ityrty t4Yai'lh6 o'hc-.
| IitiuT F0rd dehyetg truck. IN good con
afss.,n a. 50 ftlts stf'et
Loon Autonopde osners W. GUY Did
| a0ttp anu tlt,,s lOt fuitnDie tor ,lse tIIgn-
pr,oas paa.i Jacon rrot9a'. 5lS nsst
lnud etfeel. - q =. inonr S'1s !"
! 0IH NAME "a no fnisaoinet 1t means
wHst lt says tIarN -erytss Jonns1n 9
Ltlts s.rste<5 80 ass. t~Jf-1s ""iu.s t0n
pIfkCt ARROW lor esi,. fair eorditIou
/ lus Htsltks @tfttst
kiktt~-P Port.culsfiy Of tords. tue
va It s0outo ~ dome Nlnaerat- charges
hasIAet strs9t 80. as. 4ilo .sts,"
6~40 lltnspt. seyer passenger Good paint
tiren ~ t4Ht ciAss Gtn1tttth - 81 y u
| iians, v. l@.tttn sttsrt
| laif Ford tu44fiug car. good condition. nre
ties. sauU bte A fa'. ttt4 "uo mood
| cover 1of i.to ebf Apply H nLay Ton.
| Mo bhiEtel ittt,e tatsf
1Wo tord sroees. tari flntng rar over
| lano car hvss .iasSs uetr aaii,ac car II
/ ~ lansud. lit1 Iatu.f sfffesG
Ieis Iord touring ear pond rUhter. Al
condition luAuset biudrF gets il HsCsse
| bhnistsr kcbst a, s~is Drafts".
| SAW your nid gtrss Ne nsvs specialized
/ an = prp.sss whereby matter ud
ttrs IMAGE u not Unly ora. t,cAHy
ko lou b4rs tiiat wtt, rnn1ar
ffvtcs tU you Guarantfsti fur 3.pp1 fnticS.
~ tesa tran uRit tue pFtcf gt neW lire
| We aivo slu<taNze ~ sbtrenpTsng sf ~brk
| guaranteed Euhpire IiHtl9e Ir5Ad tye.. sI3
| shIItef stFaee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
CENTRAL MISSION SOCIETY.
Much War Information Given at the
Regular Meeting ON Tuesday.

At The Women's M ssipnhry ~oclrly
meeting In Central Presbyterian Church,
Tuesday afternoon, H. was decided 70
send Christmas packagcs 10 their scholar
ship student IN the Laura Linderl1nd
School ia tho No "a Carolina mountains
Mrs. T., r Weller had charge of The
program for the afternoon. MrB j "
Crawford aave interesting items 81
current events Many Young men who
have gone into the e. s. Army service
have beon Hcnt into distant parts ui
the country in lumber squads in search
of lumber for llse IN the manufacture
of areoplanee. Some have lost their lives.
Those in such service Il was thought,
should have stars to thclr credit pu
the service flags Another item Of in
formation was tho statement that 5000
North American Indlnna are serving
~ the army and that indian have
bought sl0,00OO00 worth of Idbcrty
Bonds
The thlrd chapter uf tho Msipp
atudy bank, Tho Path ~ Labor, ln
Monniana and Mills gavc insight into
the conditions ~ home. religions and
community life and The occupations
of the people an he mountains pf tho
south The United Statc8 Congress
took up the problem of cbld iabot as
1uc of IFS nAtiunal concerns aud ~ 1917
tbe Federal Child Labor Net went INTO
olFcct Tho writer Of the cbgptor has
bocu teacher Ia mill sohuoi - pastor
al church with mIssion churches fpr
factory villages, and for the past thur
teen yrarz ono If tho aecrefauca of the
National Child Labor Committee whose
first mission was the abnfiipu of ohlld
labor he secq IN tho anfpreeuru of
The art challenge ia hotnc missions,
and an opportunity ~ the church n
nh IN the constructive tax ~ tho n
colfagemcnt of education for tho chill
dren of all the people
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
LNrNCTOV WHIST cLrR
Priority Decided Ipnu for Esr'y Arrtv-
ing Players on Monday Nights

FrtnrftH DFCtH~H nnu tpf EHrfT Arrfr~
ing Players on Monday Nights
Inc TnorJ az Directors of ite VII
mirrtor Whi~4 lr,b wht~h riet Wodn~s-
div mrr arridtd thn' herraf. -
Hnndov 0igh+- r. 1ra arranged carf
garues eill hr aer1ntted All rorrnf~ra
af thc ~'shi pr~sn~t ~ s5 = N wii
draw ar Irrr tc@r IRVINE after
fa.,f aeur otr yD ~ tatlr- lp
order f rcr rival h= ac4iop ras
takeu 4 .na4 eil rrd p'Ayers nnn'd te
aJrr of gamc ~ a-' opo riVh' IN ne
u-nk an interest a ards Az ~
Htz' fmh ta= tlsav. ron vrrv Zrea'
Ard hope" tha' fha artion - ne
directors 'i 0crca-a h" interest afill
further
Th~ HowE0g .orroit'eo aE.rouncr'
baf he 0wlinV alio7e rouid ~ opea
~ Nnndav Hrdncedav and Friday
evenings ard ~ sfuriav strrnoons
/. there sufficient 5e1naud- thev can
fsiiy \" rrt aron 4thrr Gishts N ihs
rrc,
Thr -luh voted ~ old an ~pen night
fnr tt- mr-ntars IA invited quests on
Tuesday evening Ijerenhar
Hoaorf 5E rticlian and Willard
Springer, NJ were ,.prtFf' members -
hr .ga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

FOR riiK-rcDan nouss. raerxstn Ap-
ply - = II isnsua. 2H&s ~ bi&ntee atA
al raef ! tnnf Ala
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

Ie.lzlr- --aus .Hv countless rrHpaf ttlons
ssl .-eatmeu., "-tch are continually oeiag
itt ~r.t-f.t for -l- fi.rtose N making 1iii
people 7t>u ping arms. 7eck aad
tpd -eplsli1g .tly hoAows er1 1nges
rh. .rIt .7I~,7U T7nes ~ healtb and
f-aal. f.t-. ass 1-TrI7utlf feRsahaS 'i
.a.~-..r .fu-s-e
crt7ue-- aul s. asa5,- tr" 47.a.5 GlH
IS. .tt-,.t u..,.. .1f- h,Lt--s Ne.~i 7}o0s
-..>e7.r, ...,. fs ron s.n@d tn ra-==--Ff
Foods "r -t.a- -t7lu f0era IS 0orhlne
rs lenUrncy ~ Teli as
-.rt tr.-u.4." -0o~7 Among tr1c
~t~ f .au- aa .a. FGlrh ne
.ee,-.s tua ~ai1 .. oarfor'n a-l
ufo-. 4 Hr aa,r tua-7r,'- 'f
-At4~fa, .ar uora ao- r. lorainG '9e
a,r,.s pl~,c-r .ad -Ipc.: t1- he tp1-
ceB> ~Ith 'as nec,--e- 7ar.on"r'c fnod
clerrrrt- p. -p-Vuu~rfat, 'irFiy rrSt Ices
q selc9m, ,rAnet0cui4loo W 7r Apptar
anc. .hC 'ncr,a i0 ~eiea, t~pss4rniit h"ne
rb> nc;case IS s~sht also carries p.tn
b. < ecuerai Improvement 'n ne 7eaitH
%Crs0ti>n. -. sec. .r~sptss taC ia'A 9i
rrs-vt whicu n,ariS algaEs acccr1p2r Z
excessive tuiunc-s -oCU disappear Iul
c..,, uacum, bTignt ind pale -ncehs Z -
VITA re bloom ~ pertev,t 1eaif 1. =,
CAl. TiO% Although hitro-p NcsSbat@ e
uuknrpasscd for relieving nervous rsesy. elffI
ltSsuess aud general acakRess. y sho0ld nni
s-~iuE 10 it, remarkable ncSh for|nin2 prn7
critics Nr used ~ anyone Wno docs not
desire to pur on 3esn-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
ROOMS FOR REN r.

hosPt'sF st'fh thAsA'
nEpIiooNf. sittinRro3lu near Beaetsnte
All conveuiencew Rrascnahic Addfees
y . Every Evening pificc
FURNISHED rooms for rent at s0i ffench
street
K>ISHTp room for twa genflsriea
clean comfort ahle Faotn with h0ue com
forts. ro7 Adams street
GARAGES for rent. Twenty seventh stret.t
bctwern Tatusll and Wcet gharir>
Witsil. inquir. 1908 " SistoSnth fhaue
7i4p
NICELY furnished room, Phone .s5a3
NICELY furnished ro0u, for one OF fwo
gentlemen Appty iiot Nest Eighth
street
ROOM Ifnfuruished with board. 0cntl
men preferred Is sixth avenue.
ROOMS for rent. third door Apply la1s
KiTkwood street
ROOM N3cnly furnished With heat bath
and use 90 phone. Two blocks from depot
Apply 200 King street
ROOMS tor rent
mo West str,es
SECOND slory front room. we'll heated
and lighted suitable Tor two men. Apply
6I3 y Jackson street
TWO furnished rooms FOR light bopsektcp.
ing 1905 " sixth street
UNFU RNISHEI. large roam all convent
cnces W Eleventh street.
HAVE several furnished rooms Mould rem
for light hou~ektt ping WeekiV Heat tight
and gas Call between and ta eteuiu.
q01 W Eleventh streft
WASHINGTON ST I367 Furnished room
for man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

WANTED Men. women. girls Govern
ment peace positions commence $40
month list uf positions FREE " Nrite tmme-
diately Franklin Institute. Dept ~ h.
koCneStcr. y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
HAIR DRESS ING.

ia II q /. = + y DERAIATOIpGTST
fecr c0rrect0r. oil hlcmishes removed from
he face ImpeTfeCl features birth dis
east er aCcldeut corrected rough. coarse
pores smnothed and skin refined complex
iou cleared nolows and wrinkles removed
Hours q 20 & ard Z to 3 EQuiJable Bldg
Room so" Phone IlS3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
PRIV ATE BUSINESS SCHOOL.
HINES SCHOOL
an Is qpd =

4 Refined. Distinctive. Prttaea R1siness
school Gomptuueter. Dictap3ane Book
keeping. Stenography 81. sound s5rsIsulum
Nm ntlerwooj tXpe~ citcr~ scientific
IN DTNIDt Ill training Every aay and
night pbane 1927 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
HAVE 4 CALk WITH PAL tuR

Aanultles contribute
moro FL 81 be H3pJiuc>S 0t old ptGpiC than
any other form ol Investment yef known
WhN Wvitc ~ and viii tyil yol. Ma
tiGtat itC ln~ to CT vi Mutual Charles
II paluer 1itnerai Manager $40 Euust-
abip building, Wilmington Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
FARAio TO

FARM To LET 65 ACRES.
HFaudywlne hundred. near railroad sta.
ton buildings and fences iu good sun-
ditiou fruit il variety and abundance.
Running water az buildings Apply 10
NJ u Crossan. Real Estate Department,
Equitable Trust Co
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
suAMPoorNG. scALp TREATMENT

MR- y ntCHoieoh ehampoaing. scalp
ltAtt9cnt. tREiHt fHae-atFs vtttratory treat
tfon4 lai dressing at4sl cirf ftic4i massage
2lil s Franklin st II = sf1gf
sIAA4l1oI&G ana sap fr.aru4ent AZ
your tau.e lht4te 49, " lieFth~ ~
Hrneast 4<S H. ~iEtf strHGt. tut sSf-tstwH
pIrlint nlenfs tocs0te+t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
FARMS FOR RENT.

FARM-Near Wilmington. on Kennett pike.
100 acres 65 acres tillsbie 10 acres
meadow House and sil buildings to Al
condition. Running water at barn. Milk
depot within one-haif uile Owner desires
TO secure good. permanent tenant and will
sccept moderate rent on easy terms Ad-
dress or call ~ person SO5 Fquit able Build
ing Wilmington Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

FOR 4AIF 522S TatuaN errrj= j=det AZ herl
nine rooms Ritb t4s cath lnB 8jlffr
Er Fne condition 4unfpedt4t-s ...,~s'.sSi9u
&tpsf he soid Apply f1ts SiaTHet STREET
ttrsUC 9E5f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

GREY reed go-cart aud stroller for sale
Reasonable cail s02 Walnut s.
GUN Double barrel hafnncflcsa Gheap
Nearly 30 Twenty nth atrt'tt
Apply between ~ aud
! HARtEY-pAVtpsoN mototrseie run 2.oo0
miles First-Class condition.. electrically
equipped spoedonetef AMI side car WIN
spil or oxchanR" tnr Ropd ford Address
\ l. Every Evening ONO
HEAR the urunswick Fitst machine that
plays all makes Of tec"fds 10 noodles -
change Wo aroeui litrrty bonds for faee
value Opposite tae poFtotiee ts9 Orange
strPet
LION eas water heater colrnbia. No 8
cook stove, Noveitt ho' 81 ft4eater 6ood
condition noe West street
LARGE doll eo-cart for sale l9l7 Wal
mt street.
home ares rnrnins. Iuy oonda klfori
ffauo Go, &iu Ntnth street
POINTER noG fet sale. ~ vii trade f"r =
medium size rapht dog Phone ta21 ]
IlANo HhbGAlNa ised steineay
teefSf ht.s ss,er nrtln ,,,a.l., mahogany .,
.lua-u8 hittietn street
IArkk ttAhUtNGs anu wat decorations
- uusi,ty ep.ciel r,docttons On fehries
bosin hro t4i shipey atfeet Nest "
corner th.h street rbone ii5b
TWO rooI. TABLES, cueap Chas 9
toHcEdatr. clay ton. lei
THltfft pice burial lots in Iawprrnft cftns
iet1 hiCstl situated in anctinu VIII
,e soid at vtty rsasnnahie price Fiti..r
ScVarAte lots uf all thrte tURethpr Address
7 -. Ev@y evening 6ihcs
{. faE, HUIs fUistI GUARANTEED
~ 'foeD new player piano- i" nch - r1Hts
ut music. one teaf frgs tuning baHR
terms II desirei ce~ehr fiano Co. 10
W Ninth strret
WARDROBE aalid walnut Chrap -
Nsdisun street I'houo t,tu3 !
WALL fAPEtS-Now iH the tine fo have
~trs done at noderHto nrces Estimates
che fully furuiRhed Jonea Hnltett- tUf
Shthiey street - & A 5O3S-l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
sIEA>lBOAT LINES.
k~lIeos 10 / l.3lesO1I3
( LINE
7 anu chester

= !
ScheJa4e in Effect NoaqaF p. u
,,ut,legt ~ ,aAuk. wttuoer 1.,,i.E
Leave Hi,nin .tun f0r t'hliAlsiln.A xiii
PhliadctpaiA tor WiimluSton. .443iy exCsoc
Satur6ays a. 500 "a ~ l'et,S.s II, 4,
ana 4. 10 II
Ou saturdays and -unf4v> f.aye yyH
nlnSton dni fah@1clpa'@ A. i.5J lo.5J :
VII MINNToN -FGNN StyADE. R,3Tfrc
schedule u Edr-L SUNDAY ~, -
Daily .nclu0mS SUNDAYS
Leave Wilmington 80 : - iO ~ r,
liz . ci0ca uoOn 2.oJ 400 6At IN
ID.UG and I2.)O D. n1
leave Peuu Grove g. 4ta 4Dp lt ~
5 NJ 40 800. 700. 3.01 900 li. rs 4
IN and ix.45 4 "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
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NOTICE & THOMAS IoHA~OS fhr ten
an and acsnuaaf - tne aaaise .ifstated
GaE fanoa.tt. ttenat 2nd
~ tne city af wilmington county II
Nrw a4fte and stA.. at t1otaaere. in eorn
IitAfsec with tnn requirements ~ tb6 49,
~ the GfnrrAl N-~rutptf Ia eltfH elsc Fnaae
amt prH tdc,i. 4" ntsrrts Fisa n"tf#9 mat !
shall Hppts n AfttfhE - ite a,ttt y fteF1e
erai -.sus at fhe state if i1etaware IL
ami toi stw astln county. on Monday.
fne sixth fiay of iHnuJrt. ~ 1919.
ttt iuE tte neFf term - =all our, s9r
lIc.ise tor sold t.uuae ~ IN luH &c tatern.
Tor hr sails het in Of tufaSlsAtIHy l4quors
- h@s tpsaatitiss thAn nut tt4afts q" ~
dtauh aH IN" premises dut tt- ttti0~i ink
Eespeet taitt citizens - sad @At !. IL 4ta4t
twelve u SiinU ~" r4Ee AZ "a res.at,'r.#fs
u said ward recommend .ae t-.I tpJu-
cation. VIZ
1aaiti Ha4sg rtg eseurgn Raesr
HuKh NfetnnouEb lies, + l.at.Han,Jr.
Fs8HsIs -eetu.au fsHH # I'ttft-eoH
JaauJ tiaH.s joFu II ttalitH.
Nllliaa = ~GIsla Ja-e 9a ~. a..ck
laHg y DouEteffy iaStpH J fts-kt
Arthur VI tsulf. Jarf.e ID 3t~4-
InPitaS Nf tft8E =fe}u + t9u8YEl8
Hevs,o;4 +. l.s,nuau t,e.,Fs" koksgsau
%fsh"!aa aftillI8 Joseph y Frarer
Bon hIou IohH ! ke!i5
I.uxfap Tbchau ma. JAsA
Mn II t.rceaWci Martin + Aia:rWJney
Ia@Itts 5ou<~o>
NOTICE y WILHELM <oIJER. .ae
mani tia 1%pah ~ ..1e sIs1-
stfttf fae 1aHa Nard u taI
cits ot " iIru8akf ou. county II Nfs Castle
and state - ip.tav ARE 4H compliance. wa
the requirement. % 81. acts 3f taa General
A,seia4ts IN >ueh fnade au5 pros 5dei
do hsfcby give aostte tuat ] >Iaf apply n
writiHE to the Goasf of General sessions
oflthe STATE of Delaware II 9ui !oc Nes
Castlf county. on Aauaas 11se teh 34F
ot JaaHart y t"lp. afplus tue ue&t
tom Ia SAID court. fug R i3cea,e taI sand
EotI>t as an lnu nr tavern Tor the sale
therein of iDtUXICHr suk liquors III less 4u4H-
titles faau nBc quart. - bS drank on tbr
premise, and tt,p ta3#oSiHg te~p.etaDis
AtttLtHs If ~aid Wars. ~ least tweiNp ~
WhoI1 ara substantial treeho.der> ii >sslt
ward nN0umrnd the said application. VIZ
X Aaneryer Fatfiek T.. NaloHes
Niet.3eG CARNEY Har~s I kJuE
.i8Ints- & AfGt .De}Atea trsH = ftt.zEEr
T. = Atct totiric> II .ward @ttcutr
! Fnrre~t Howard II stanton
rhomasN Monaghan lohn : Niei.58"s
Edward & Robbins if fohn X biot.H
George " l}ater t,ce- L Wtaejm
Daniel 1. HatSh II FaSaIta
fhoS NieINulA .fo~eph Bau1
Michael HaIt sea heunArd Carte
John + ScbweitEcf tchu 3atGa,
Angus kiuick Charles bcurt
james Monaghan
MI HELM \alfER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
PERsuNAeHEz- X

l. tl.t-lrvl VAS IN NJ
-...re..u ., H-ullnE ne non
-1u iraL.st -HrruiIOH-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
AUTOMOBILES To III re.

TAM SERVICE quick dependable With
fsaSopetsi, -al"s From anywhere 20 any
Nher (eii - Nest ninth