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Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
Local -L.aeonies.

IpcA4-EaSonieSs
 Miss Amey Hazard was in -Prcvi- dence Friday.
 There will be special music at the services in the Westerly churches on Easter Sunday.
 There is close connection in the dates for three productions soon to be given in Westerly. by local musicians.
 Miss Marjorie Barber. employed in North Attleboro, is on a visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. Hiram Barber. Good Friday is not a legal holiday in Rhode Island and business went on in Westerly just the same as the day before.
 Norman M. Weleh of Attieboro, known in Westerly, has passed the ex- animation for entrance into the naval academy at Annapolis.
 Governor Beeckman has appointed Maurice W. Flynn. president of the Westerly town council, a member ot ! the state council of defence. Carl Mitchell, son of MT. and Mrs Harry Mitchell, who enlisted in the naval reserves several weeks ago is i'll with spinal meningitis at New port.
 l Mrs. Mary 4. Higgins and son, c Leo Higgins are in Manchester, Conn. to attend the funeral of Mrs. Taylor the mother of Edward Taylor. who has many friends in Westerly. MT. Fay
 Tor sang a solo at the funeral of Mrs Higgins husband, and C. Leo Higgins
 EIH render solo at the funeral this morning. The supreme court has denied tn, motion for a reargument of Dorothy Drew of Westerly in the case of J Samuels and Brother against the su 1 perior court. Mrs. Drew was wrong fully and illegally held in the Sam uels store in Providence and the su ] perior court jury returned verdict o damages in her favor.
 Chief Engineer Samuel G. Cottrel had a narrow escape from serious in jury at the Lena fire. When tn alarm came in for the Tower stree fire, he mounted the running boar of the hook and ladder truck. Tn
 apparatus ran close to an electri
 light pole and the chief was thrown t
 the gutter He says he is not injured
 The cursiosity of women is a pro
 verbal expression. but it is not in tn
 the same class with the curiosity c
 men. This was demonstrated Friday Il HllSi1 AI1.s F l etltfx |. F dyIle SIOppcu III T automobile: in front of a drug store Police Sergeant Ferguson leaned o ,I the auto and looked towards the foo, and in a short time the auto was sur rounded by men. The doctor had
 new spare tire in his car and the doc tor and the cop were talking of it !. qualities. That was all. yet it at
 tracted the curiosity of at least twen ty men who were anxious to know jus
 what was in that auto.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

There was considerable excitement in Westerly during the noon hour Fri- day. accustomed by two fire alarms and the consequent rush of automo- piles and peeestrians. as nearly every cheerfully as they do church The first alarm was sent in from Box S6, in Chestnut street, near the school, for a fire in the large house, Nos, 24 and 26 Chestnut street, adjoining the schoolhouse lot, owned by Mrs. Caro- line c. Lena. the second floor being oc- vupied by Mrs. Lena, and the first by Max Noyograd and family. In fairly oodftinne the fire apparatus made re-
 bonse in this order. Alert Hook and
 adder, Rhode Island Ones and Cyl
 7nes. Whenethe firemen arrived the
 of in the rear portion of the house
 ar the chimney was ablaze. and the ''e was spreading along the roof rap
 ly. In quick time the ffremen had .hree streams of water in play and prevented the spread of the fire. The greater part of the roof was burned through and there is no other damage by fire, and the direct loss on that ac- count would not exceed sSeo. But tp extinguish the blaze and save the building from destruction, it was nec- es and the damage by water will prob ably not be more than $1,0p0.
 While none of the contents of the house were burned there was damage by smoke and water, nearly all the household effects of Mrs Lena and MT. Novogred were eventually removed This work was done by large num- Der of school boys, who meant well and worked hard. but it is a question if the removal of the goods was not a case of mistaken kindness to the owners and a benefit to the, generous and fair-deal1ng iflsarancs companies.
 Just as the fire in the Lena house was under control an alarm came in from Box 88, at Oak and Tower streets. The first alarm of three rounds was sounded, and zthen came another full round and then another giving the impression to the public that there must be 8 fire raging cf moro than or dinary magnitude. Tho Alerts left the Chestnut street fire on the Grat alarm and the Rhode Island Ones followed in short order just as soon as the hose could be picked. The Cyclones re- mained until the fire in the Lena house was completely extfnguished. Of speed for Oak and Tower streets Here there was brush fire of large proportions, off Tower street and 3 row of dwellings, were endangered. The flames were about ten feet in height and there was smoke sufficient to in dicate a forest fire. After a sflor. time this fire was beaten out and be- fore any damage resulted.
 The cause of the fire at the Lens house is not definitely known but i may have been. caused by sparl from a defective chimney, OF defect il the electric wiring in the attic, in tn. wires that run close to the roof. Ont
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
MYSTIC
Memorial Candles to Rev. Herbert L. Mitchell to Be Blessed at St. Marks Episcopal church--Are Gift of Bish- op Aeheson.

op Acheson.
 The ceremony of blessing the new Eucharist candles by the rector, Rev. A. H. Harrington, will be held at St. Marks Episcopal church Easter Sun day morning. The candles are the gift of Suffragan Bishop A. c. Acheson, D. D., and are so inscribed: In memory of Rev. Herbert Lincoln Mitchell, born Jan. i, 1885, drowned Aug. 3, 1909. The candles are of brass, in keeping with the other furnishings of the altar, are about two and a half feet high and beautifully wrought.
 MT. Mitchell lost his life in an at- tempt to save the9life of a young man while sailing in Fishers Island sound. The candles are an appropriate and fitting memorial to the heroic rector. Home from Newburs. Mir. and Mrs. W. Herbert Lamb have returned after three months stay Newburg, N. Y.
 Miss Ruby Prentice teacher in Grade ', was given a surprise party by her pupils at the afternoon session of school Thursday. Refreshments were served.
 Assistant Manager. Leonard Gift of this place has been promoted to assistant manager of the Noank plant of the Groton Iron works. MT. Gift has been superintendent of fthe night gang all winter. Miss Fenner Maxson is entertaining Miss Edith Perry of Brooklyn, N. Y. MT. and Mrs. Harry Moreton of Pawtuclet, R. L. are visiting in the village.
 Will Give Cantata. The cantata, Alieluia, Half With Gladness, will be sung at the Meth odist church Sunday evening. April 1 [, with a good sized chorus. The so- ] loists are Mrs. James Jackson, so-
 prano; J. Benjamin Brown, bass; Mrs. l Thomas Trevena, contraito, and Will
 lard w. Keigwin, tenor.
 Social and Personal. ~ Mrs. Mary E. H. Gallup left Friday
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for visit with her daughters at Mt. Vernon, N. I.
 Leslie Lamb of New York is the guest of his grandfather, Capt. Charles Lamb
 Harry F'eidler of New York is visit ing his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Isador Feidler. William Moves of Andover is the
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
ls-xese Sale ef Any Medicina in che Wcrid,
 Sold everywhers. In boxes. 1oe.. 25e.

organized at meeting of tFa dentists in High School hall. and officers elect ed as follows: Br. Fremont Nye, pres- ident; Dr. John M. O'CoHaeIl. vice president: pr. Albert H. aelcer, Jr., secretary; Dr. Albert H. Spicer. treas urer. The executive committee is composed of Drs. Edwin M. Whitford
 Alexander Ferguson and James M
 Crowley, The members of the enter tainment committee are Drs. J. Ho- bart Chapman, J. F. Marshall Neigh lev and D. ". Stanton. It was voted to observe the Wednesday afternoons in June, July. August and September
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs Henry B. Moves. A large number from Mystic went to Noank Friday evening to hear Gypsy Smith. the evangelist.
 Mrs. Fannie Williams is visiting her brother, Dr.. Charles Hewitt, in Ches- ter, Pa.
 Miss Bessie Whitehouse is visiting
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

in Hartford. -<
 Walter Knight has resigned at ths Stonington shipyard.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

In the four special Congregational elections held in New York on March 5 the Democratic candidates were re- turned iH every case.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
The Real Objective.

In this war the Allies will do wei to confine their idealism to the war;
 objective, and this objective will b.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

hastened by the killing of armed Ger mans. The faster they are killed tho sooner will the war end.-Riehmond Times Dispatch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
FOR SALE
INVESTMENT PRoPrRTTvs

FOR SALE
INVESTMENT PRoPF RTrvs
EAST
100 Walnut St. RI: store. serrred 81 .gno.
1880 Walnut St. Or shed severed. 81 500.
f0o Penn 81. r. severed rert tl3 81 100.
sgs wilson ST r. severed: rent si2.
so7-s 500 Wilson 81. 9 r.. b.. severed. rent
l3oi Wilson St. 6 r. shed. severed; rent.
500 Poplar 81. 7 r. b. severed: rent. sls.
s24-s54 Spruce St. S r. shed. sewercd each
so. .s2a Church St. 5r each. severed rent.
sos locust st.. $ r. shed. severed; rent.
Sill, SLIGO.
22a Y. Front So. 7r. storc. severed. 81 500
t2l = Second st. r.. severed. rent. si5
$40 7: Firth St. 5 r. shed. severed. rent.
d2o-s22 Gruhh's place. sr severed rent.
sI2 =. Seventh st. r. b. severed rent.
800 r Eighth st.. S r. shed. severed rrnt.
SIS 2 Eleventh 81. ar. severed rent. SIG.
.5i7 p Eleventh ST.. r. severed rent. sls.
aoo-als sherman g.. r. shed. severed
Io35 Poplar ST. r.. b.. severed. rent SIS.
81" Taylor St. wKsT + 7en'. $3.50. $1,000.
Gil Tatnan St. : r. severed rent. sI6.
sns Jefferson St. r. b.. severed rent.
Gi5 windsor St. r. severed rent. sl2.
81 200
SOS Windsor St. r. shed. severed. rent.
7Io 5 Franklin ST.. r.. b.. . severed
81 500.
2ls sesries ST. r. severed; rent. SIS.
81 500.
225 Scott ST.. r. severed: rent. si2.
Els Hawley St. 8 r. large lot. rent. si2.
6os Christiana 81. r.: rent. $40. $500.
2305-7-9-li W. Second ST.. r. each. rent.
s5l7 ". second ST.. r. rent. $40. 5000.
2Si5 W Second St. =. b.. severed; rent.
402 " Fourth St. I2 :. B.. severed.
apartment rent. s42. 81 $500
1725-i727 W. sixth St. r. each. severed.
IS ". Thirteenth St. r. shed. severed !:
rent sl4. 81 900
1924 Read St. ?. b.. severed rent. sl3.
924 Ninth Ave. =. b.. p. rent. $40. 81 600
2aoS " Eisnteenth 81. r.. D.. p. severed
702 Orange St. r: lot 22xs7. SIDE and
rear entrance. good business stand.
GEORGE NJ. MILLER
$50 ORANGE ST.
Full hst on application.
FOR SALE
sos ". seventh ST. ?. = 5000
ioi5 Clayton St. & b. Immediate
Houses for sale on easy terms. $500 cash
Rose Hnl. 10 r. b. 5lz acres.
A. 3. STANTON CO.
SOS Shipley st
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26

EXPERIENCED SHIRT OR UNDER
WEAR OPERATORS WANTED ON
ALL PARTS. CLEAN AND STEADY
WORK. TOPklS UNDERWEAR
FACTORY. Az FRENCH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
PUBLIC SALES,

PUBLIC SALE of real estate BY order or
t4e orphans Court Oi Chester county xilI
"a sold a. public sale. on saturday, febru-
jTv 1918 on the premises In East Mari
borough township. on road from Fennett
quar- 10 CniOnvlIle. opposite Cedarcroff
tu that messuage and tract of lAud con.
alninE one acre. i47 perches Tia is7p
luuf or less the property late Of Albert
Hall deceased known as Spotsvo
.s tuipro tcments consist Of Is large brick
nrlen con aiming II rooms and small
fiit property Is situate near Kenneft
ih iura ion and Community Is most
sud atfrac i've. and the premises
.rtns ~ consideration of persons
'.tff io home ~ the country. Hourly
rir railway scrvice' betweer, Kennel
thd West Chester sale to begin
'EIl.t ~ conditions az sale
HANNAH HALL
EXecuf riX.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26

PRIVATE LESSONS given In shorthand
and typewriting. Increase Your salary in
few months. Special correspondence in
Struction for out-of-town students. Address
private Instructor, II. Every Evening
Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26

work as Office bov. hpn,y at Experiment al
station. du Pont Co, Henry 1ia!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.
WE ARE OFFERING FOP
SALE SEk ERAL DESlR-
ABLE HOMES AS

EALLof -
DO not fail 60 look there properties. over
before purchasing e!scwharn.
33ns Jefferson 81, rooms. bath. porch
and heat. extra large lot.
2Ol West seventeenth ST.. q rooms. bath.
porch and heat
225 West seventnenih - 2 ro0ros. hath.
porch and heat
tzs Concord Ave rooms bath. porch
and heat.
t52z Van Buren, ~. rooms. ba IN. porch
and heat. extra Iarge lot.
100 Wincbcster Place rooms. bath. porch
aud beat
9I3-i5 West Fourth ST. rooms. bath
porch and best. eaEh.
Noftf4asr corner Ninth and Pine sfas store
and two apartments.
Southeast corner Ninth and Pine sts two
story brick dwelling; store pfoPeFtE
A large ten-roorra hcuss. 200 West tVsfittb
street with large side yard, bath and perch,
We would iike you 10 look thfs5e Iropertifs
over carefully and make Us an ofer. We
have a number OF DtDsf Dropsrties on our list
for sale N your request viii mail you a
special list
HAWKINS & 90.
POstoffice square 100 W. Ninth street
Wilmington. Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
MASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQUERADE Suits ana wigs 70 are.
Specialists in paints ano mase-upS PRANK
Biesinger ,corueT Fourth ana Malnut streets
Rhone o250-W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26

BOY FOR OFFICE WORK AND TO
RUN ERRANDs. MUST BE NEAT.
INTELLIGENT. AND OVEN 10
YEARS OF AGE. APPLY AT ONE
AT THE BUSINESS OFFICE OF
EVERY EVENING.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. Mayor and Council OF
Wilrniurton Delaware sealed proposals
viii 10 received by the undersigned un u
O'Clock y. M. January 81. 1ols. for he
printing OF thirty thousand city tan blus
and twenty thousand street paving ak bilis.
t-opv of same will be found az the Office of
tAx collector OF the northern district The
right 10 reject any or all bids i reserved.
ADDRESS ali proposals to he printing COM
mittee Of THE Council OF the city of VIII
mington marked Proposals for Printing
HARRY =. CATHCART
HOWARD NJ WARD
WILLIAM ABBERGER
Printing Committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
MALE HELP WANTED.

AUTO DRIVER FOR EsTABLIsHEp
COUNTRY ROUTE. ONE TH0k,
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED WITH
FORD CAR. GOOD MONEY AZ
PLY AT ONCE. HAMMOND La UM,
DRY co. 700 WEST ELEVENTH
STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
SPECIAL CLAssIFICATIoNs
LOST AND FOUND.

READS LOSr-Am Amhcr. Monday evening.
Market street. West Ninth streer or Queen
Theatre. Reward for return TO 1oie West
Tenth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
MONEY TO LOAN.

FUNDS available for industrial proposi-
lions. 70 carry contracts or for expension
10 $50 Drexei Building. Philadelphia,
MONEY FOR MOhFGAGFS
- sums to suit Real estate for sal,
WILLIAM H. JONES
SIS Aki2iey St.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
PROFESSIONAL.


Dr. FRANK RoOP SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND CHEAiIST
has removed 10 SOS King sLreet Rosi-
depce. laos tsnp.n avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
W ANTED.

ApARTNfENT-Yo married couple de-
sire three or four-roOm apartment. un-
furnished Occupancy February ]. Ad-
dress T. ;. Every Evening Office.
tOAkt,-kacspc;es Tor good lspie board
gf3 sshfngton ST Phone 5095.
tiENTLFNEN-One or Two. for furnished
room With or Without board. 1922 West
Fourth street
UOt SF or fiat With s or rooms. furnished
or unfurnisheC Must be in good condition.
Address 5. Every Evening Office.
uAtltNG al oil kinds pN trucks long
distante hauling "a speciality Special rates
~ / hiladelphla u. \. phone 239S.
Iares X kufter. 524 Sprinfer ct
TO BUY OLD GOLD & SILVER
"A b Davis - East Second 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26

GRASS BASKET Lost Round. with
rFpchCted yoke In Victoria Theatre Wed
n~sday Phone Holly Oak. io4-W.
MATCH CHARM IoST--Small. gold, some
time Wednesday. Reward offered. Ralph
\. Work East Fourteenth st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES.

Ten cents per counted line 70, il 1rst inser- e.;
tion and sc per line inr ravn s shre snes
sert ion-haSed on m,thniuh oi 'hree hhes
ana six words to the line.
A advertisements sss IN ds- siS ndint fnoht eh,
80 10 poipt to ls point. permitted. and
"sarscd for ON six point basis.
One months Insertion ~ per nne. mo
hsIiv ADVERTISING for one year, 75c per line
nsy month on contract (No ad accepted for
le.s than three iines.l
SPECIAL CLASstFIC ATIONS
spcctal notices. dividend notices, annual
meetings. elections. proposals. public sales.
auction sales and all special classifications
VIII b. charged for at rate OF l0c line for
ne FIRST Insertion and Sc line for each
subsequent Insertion. Advertisements run
inc one month Charyed at monthly rate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
HELP WANTED.
AGENTS AND statesmen.

AGENTS-War's opportunity. Make un-
limited money. [ nCle Nose pure whole
some cgg-6aver. d-oz. can represents 56 eggs
Housewives buy quantities Sample 25
cents. Economy Products Co. 81 East
Forty-second street. New York
AGENTs-Gas fire in any coal stove from
coal oil beats coal Agents, bonanza
Wonder Burner Dept ?. Column o.
AGENTS. want 100 agents to take orders
for Conner raincoats Spring line ready
vance W deliver. send postcard for samples
and propOsii ion. Conner Mfg. Co. Dept G.
az. Dayton Chic
AUE\IS--Our agents average a25 weekly
We want you. Experience not NECESSARY
Apply Eastland studio. $50 Ford Bu ID
.uX
SALESMAN-By one of the largest con
Germs in L :. salesman not subject TO
draft 10 cover Delaware and nearby ter
ritOry. Advertising campaign supplies leads
Earnings in commissions run seYera! hun
dred per month. Expenses paid while tram
ing Address u. r. Harris. q. :. Nj. Monroe
Bldg. Chicago.
SALESMA AN-Successfu salesman at once
for general trade IN Wilmington, Delaware
New strong proposition: staple line: splen-
did commission contract for 1915 $50
weekly for expenses. Continental .jeweiry
90. PA Continental Building & Cleveland
Ohio.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26

CRANE OPERATORS-U~ed TO magnet
aud bucket .y~rk on Browning and indus,.
trial cranes Apply Midvae steel ana
Ordnance Co. Wilmington works, Third
and Heald
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26

NOTICE. John y. o'Conncr. the tenant
and occupant OF the house situated % Nv
Cor. Lowering avenue ana Riddle Road "a
the seventh ward ~ the city of Wilmington
county ~ New Castle and state or psia war
In compliance with the requirement. % tht
acts % the General Assembly. 10 stch ras.
made and provided. do hereby give notict
THAT shall apply Ia writing 70 tho Court o.
General Sessions 0f the state of lslSwArr
IN and for New Castle county on MONDAY
the fourth day OF March. A. d., 1915 ceine
the neKt term Of said court Tor q license
foe said house Ss az inn or tavern for the
sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors IN esr
quantities than one quart. o br drunk nn
the premises. and the following ruspectah hlr
citizens of sal ward. 81 least twelve 81 Whcuu
are substantial freehcideFs % sad ward
recommend the said Application, via
James Henderson fohn g. HsFtnaAnn
Lesnder Mckinney wrn v Lockhart
Goodon y Clark jeremiah a Mur phy
Michae Eityharris John Reelpy
Dennis NJ Buckley Cornelius 4 Toner
John Il. Conneli ewes X. BanAs
Patrick y, Cesan Cn8s. O.. Ruinaey
Michael r. McGoncgniDanlcl J. Lynch
Hamilton Stewart John DOughcrty
Joseph Sell Harrison Crulishanf
Amiel y. Backondorn Marcellus Davis
Geo. stewart Frank Nansant
Chas. *. WAlhar Alfred y. Carey
Chas j. Sebring aenry sell
JOHN Il. o'CONN0S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
CHiROPoDlSTS.

ELIZABETH RAN kAhAN graduate tow
Ter y hanDs. Ltd. ChAropody, uaanIcurtnx
nsr dreSs4IAs. n0ssAaEl lns. wv Adams street
- n A SsuS Evening aDpoinpmcnts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
FOR RENT
STORAGE. TRUCKING. S,c

STORAGE and warehouse. Transfer and
boarding stable: packing and shiuDiug
Prompt service. reasonable charges Phones
ID A. 2ol9; Auto. i40S. Tyson Bros
310-I2 Walnut street.
Merchandise storage facilities
in the vicinity of Market and Tent h sc re..ts.
For space. rates. etc. apply TO the Delaware
Storage Co. postoiticc Dox $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26

FEMALE HELP WANTED.

BATH MAIDS-Apply Housekeeper. Hotel
du Pont. Eleventh and Market.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26

DRIVER for delivery wagon. GOOD mases.
Reference required. Address y 70 Every
Evening ce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
BUSINESS SERVICE.

IMITATION typewriting, Duplicating moot
keeping. typcwritng. clerical work mail.
ing. etc. New Idea Letter Shop. 9l3 Mark,,t
street. bJSS-J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
REMOVALS.

T.. Il. COCHRAN, JR.. attorney .at-laa. r..
moved to 800 Ford Bldg
MISS SOPHIE G PRESTON teacber .
muse ana r -presentat We 81 Tn Sn.rp !.
Corset. has moved 70 lI0I Delaware avenue
Phone ID 4 A. 7142
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
WANTED
A SlX ROOM HOUSE

Family OF four. good tenants. want above
froTs frbruarN l. Can give good reference
n reouired Address at once and Will call and
looh al property. Address " u. Every
EveLing Once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26

NOTICE., James II. Kane tho tenant ans
occupant of The house known as be Hote'
Wilmington Nos Slg and S21 Market g. res
10 the Fifth ward OF the city Of Wilminctor
county Of New Castle and state % Delaware
10 compliance With the rsQulremcnta Of ,hf
. mRdc and provided. 10 hereby g.tu no .cs
that ! shall apply IN gr1ting 70 he Cor-t
OF General sessions OF the state 81 bella v 80
~ and for New Castle county. an Nolisg.
the fourth day OF March. 4 .. l0is. 1eins
the next term Of said court for 9 icens- 20
said house as an inn a tavern 'or the
sale therein Of intoxicating liquors ID ess
quantities than one quart. 20 be drulk %
the premises and the following res rec j ST.
citizens Oi said ward. al iCast twelv 10 Ehor7
are subs Lanlisl rre.ho.daca ll said aArn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26

GENERAL. MACuINISTs for noor aud
machine work Apply Midvale steel and
Ordnance Co, Wilmington plant. Third and
Healh streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26

GIRL-Good. for cook and take charge Of
FIRST floor. References required lIO5
Broomo street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
BUSINESS vFrunIUNIlino.
DULL RAZOR BLADES.


TO convince youl Wen re~eClge three blades
free and NATL you inside facts or re-
sharpening. The Velvet Edge Co. 10 \ !
TmrteenLb St. Philadelphia. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26

LADIES-Five. bright. capable, to travel
demonstrate and sell dealers aT5 to $50
per month. Railroad fare paid Goodrich
Drug Co. Dept. 200. Omaha Neb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
SITUATIONS WANTED.

" ANTED 10 address postal cards. en- veloDes.
write letters at nome on typeWriter Also
10 help out three or four hours at night vii h
small scr OF books or clcrirai work Of anv
kind. Address \ II. Every Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26

We RENT and repair ali maKes typeurlters
Seii rubber stamps loose teaf binders and
stationery. pnics supply and Typogri1tsr
90. su3 Ford ng. a4Is-Ii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
MUSICAL.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

BUNGALOW. dSe-Toont. and store Anptv
Ella Pierson. New Castle avenue and
r. & X Junction.
DWELLING and bakery. northwest corner
ffth ana san Buren, streets Possession
March 4, 1918. Apply iii West Fiffh
treet